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Close of the St. Francis Fair.

The fair conducted by the ladies OF ST.
Francis Catholic Church, closed on Satur-
day night last. During its continuance
the energy and taste of the ladies brought
everything to bear to make it an attrac-
tive success. The silver pitcher voted to
the most popular conductor on this divls-
ion Of the Chesapeake & OHIO road was
awarded to Capt. D Pat. Woodward. 1t
was presented to him by L. M. Bumgard-
ner. ESQ.,. and received for him by Capt
John II. Woodward. The Newtown
Friendship Hose Company having
been voted the silver trumpet it was pre-
sented by A. G. Gordon, Esq and receiv-
ed by H. st. George Tucker, ESQ.,, for the
company. The gold medal having been
voted to the West Augusta Guards was
presented by A. S. Mauzy, Esq, and re-
ceived by L. M. Bumgardner, Esq. Then
came the presentations to the young la
dies-the diamond ring to the most popu-
lar young lady having been voted to Miss
Kate Hounihan was presented by MIR.
Tucker. and received for the lacy by Rev.
Father O'Ferrall. The Friendship Hose
Company made the following presenta-
lions to the young lady canvassers who
presented their claims-to Miss Jennie Fitz-
simmons, of Keyser, W. Va, "a prayer book;
another to Miss Joanna Kennedy; porte
monaie to Miss Ada Staples, and an
album to Miss H. Erwin, of SGauntcn.
Tho Woot Aunucfo Euord procontnd q
handsome prayer book to Miss Mary
Crlmmens and Miss Julia Hurley. A
more difficult task than that of cOngratu-
ting the victorious, was that of Mr.. A. g.
Stuart, to whom the duty. gracefully per-
formed, was assigned of presenting some
souvenirs to the defeated. On behalf of
the Hook & Ladder Company. he presen-
ted beautiful wall pocket to Miss Eva
Kenney, and a prayer book to Miss Anna
Crow, and ON behalf OF the Stanton Ar
tillery be presented prayer book to Mis-
Mary Carroll, and a bog-wood necklace te
Miss Sophie Switzel.
The "Children of Mary" composed OF
little girls of st. Francis school, under the
supervision of mrs. DIR. Phillips, made
their table great success. Many of the
contributions to it were from "Children
of Mary" outside of stanton.
The total receipts of the fair were over
81 100. A large sum, and due in great
measure to the energy and devotion OF
the ladies engaged in the work. The
Latron Of the fair was Mrs. K. M. Kelley.
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MORE SHEEP KILLED BY D oGs.-On
Tuesday night last, dogs attacked flock
of sheep owned by Col. W. A. Anderson,
which we're at John Myers. and killed
four of them. 1t is believed by those in
terested that the killing was done by some
of those worthless ours on whom no tax is
paid and yet who are not killed by the au-
thOrities.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

A PRosPEBoUs OkaANlzAT1oN-Sang.
egsville Council Of Friends Temperance III
Augusta county, is the largest Council Of
that order in the Valley and numbers Is
members. A great revival of interest il
it has arisen recently and on one night
sixteen members Joined.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-On Tuesday
night last, about s Clock, some one pass
Ing dowp the street on which Mr.. J. H.
Burdett lives, pulled a paling from fence
and on getting in front of Mr.. BIS resi-
deDce smashed lhs winYdow With 1t and
ran off.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

Snow commenced falling yesterday af-
ternoon about O'Clock, and before it stop
ped at 8 O'Clock, was three inches deep
Vennor predicted heavy SHOWS in Canada
on the End of March, and be says the
month, generally, will be rough one, but
in the end will Ego out like lamb
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

FINED For FISHING WITH A SEINE
in the County Court this week, the Grand
Jury presented several gentlemen for vio-
lsting the law by fishing with q seine
Judge Queries imposed fine Of $20 in
each case.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

SALE OF CANAL PACKETs.-We learn
that Messrs. Hartman & Co., have sold
their packet line on the J r. e K. Cana
to the Richmond & Allegheny, R. R. Co..
for sl2,5O0. The railroad company will
run the packets in connection with their
road as fast as the latter is completed.
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DIED.

BRIDGEWATER In Rockingham, ON the 2Sth of
January. 1881, Miss Bette Bridgewater. She
had been an invalid tor many years. She was As
Water. the widow Of the late Nathan Bridgewater,
aged Us yaars. February 7th, Mr.. James Bridge
water aged s. years. month and days, one OF
the oldest and most respected citizens. February
18th Miss > " RfidgeeFater aged Al years.
MISH:-Near Middebrook, on the 18th inst, little
wallace War ell. son of GeOl &c and Ella M. Mish,
aged about 10 months This dear child was lent
put season 10 these you hful parents. and then
IN His arms,
HEDRICK.-Near Parnassus, on February 12th OF
Inflammation Of the brain, Mrs N. j inc, wife OF
Milan G. Hedrick,. and daughter of Gamue
Her suffering for forty-eight hours was intel {
pp her last hours were peaceful and she fell
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MARKIED.


STEEL HEIZER.-On Feb. oath. at the BRIDES resi-
dence. near Greenvile, by Rev. Dr.. G G Linthicum
county
COX-DONOHOO.-On Tuesday evening, the 22nd
ult., at the residence Of the brides father, Mr.
Thomas DOnohoo, by Rev. James Murray, Mr.. G
W. Cox and Miss Bette DOhOhOe, all OF Augusta
county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lexington, on the 21st
ult., by the Rev Father Lynch Mr.. John Sheri-
dan and Miss Jennie Holden.
RBUCKLE-STUART.-In Lewisburg, on the 23d
ult., at the residence of the BRIDES uncle, Gov.
Samuel Price, by Rev. Dr.. M, L. Lacy, Mr.. A. P.
Arbuckle and Miss Lizzie Stuart, both of Green
Drier.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the residence of the BRIDES
father Archibald F. Givens, Esq, Craig county,
thew ?. surher, Of Bath county, TO Miss Eliza j.
GlyenS. = - -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

POSTAL MATTERs.-James A. Ham
rick is appointed postmaster at Parnassus,
Augusta county, vice, James F. Byers. re'
signed. Mrs, .. B. ReKrode is appointed
postmaster at Valley Centre, Highland
county, Va, vice, Samuel B. Rexrode. re-
moved
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Com laaercIau.

STAUNTON, Mar 18th, 1881.
Flour-Extra. $4,75@$4S IS; Superfne. s4O0@$4 10;
Emily IS 25@s5 IS. Wheat, 81: O@l. 5; Corn 40@45
9@ly cents; Salt. $40; Sugar 9@l214c; Meal,
@0l: Molasses40@15c; Butter 1870 o.; Eggs
4@l5ei Potatoes. 55@Oc.; Timothy seed, % 500
cents; Pork $625@$6.5U; Glover Seed "a 5O@$5.0O;
Baed Hay-TimOthy, Sl9@$N; Glover SIS, 00@D$l8, 90
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

TOKENS OF APPRECIATION OF THE Boy
ORAToR.-When the exhibition of Harry
Shannon. the wonderful hoy Orator.
closed Saturday night, Judge H. w. Shelf
fey and A. s. Mauzy, Esq, in behalf of
two young ladies, presented the young Or
ator with 2 silver cup and copy of Hood g
poems. The boy made fitting impromptu
responses to the remarks Of those gentle:
man
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

WAGNERs ROCK AND RYE with Glycerne, Tolu
&c. A purely medicinal compositionl Prepared OF
Ingredients all and every one Of which are endorsed
by the Medical Profession as possessing the finest
"Expectorant, Sedative and Tonic properties In
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. Vic emit OF spas
modic Coughing Spells, any affections disc Uses
of the Lungs Throat. this preparation is the heal
ing balsam. 1t will give Rest Ease and Sleep to the
nervous patient, and strengthen and build up the
delicate invalid Price so and 25 cents per bottle.
So by DR., N. Wayt & Bro, Druggists, Staunton
and Druggists generally. feb11 It
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asleep with an nnfaltering trust in the promises
years. Her funeral took place from the NJ E.
church, South, Rev. S. R. Snapp her pastor, and
Rev: I N. Campbell, of Union Presbyterian church
officiating.
Rockingham papers and staunton Spectator
please copy.
MOWRY. AT "Mowry's WILL" on the 2sth ult, after
brief Illness Of diptheria. Dora little daughter of
IN and FANNIE Mowiy, aged years and s
Staunton papers please copy.
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CITY NOTICES.

j. W. Brandeburg is in the Northern markets
purchasing his Spring and Summer Stock of Cloth
ing Don't fail to his fine selected stock before
you purchase, he sells lower than the lowest and
at one price to all.
MARI
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

SPRING SUITs.-Mr. J. A. HutchesOn
has received his spring and summer suit
ings for gentlemen. It is handsome
lot of goods and we'll worth visit to in
spect.
Mr., j. W. Rrandehurg left on Wednes-
day last on the Valley Railroad to select
his stock of spring and summer clothing
lie goes to the best cloth markets in the
North.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

'PETRoLINE. This is the natural medicine for
the Hair! No mixture, no compound, but the pure
Oil of the Earth, the pure Petroleum scientifically
ieodorized. with all its natural strength and pro.
ducing power unlmpaired This is the real life and
medicine for decaying and diseased HAIR the only
cure for Badness. Sold at 75c. per bottle by Dr. N.
Wayt & Bro, Staunton, and L. Wagner, Purcell,
Ladd g. Co., and R. W. Powers, Druggi> is, Rich
mond, Va. feb 1l.6t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

Ayers Ague Cure is purely vegetable bitter and
powerful tonic, free from opium or any mineral
substance, and always cures the severest cases.
mara 1t
The S. I. Co. Black Tip for child-ens shoes
should be called for by parents not only upon heavy
Shoes in place of the metal-as it wears as wel-but
upol fine Shoes, it looks neat and doubles their
Value. mara 1t
INVALUABLE FOR RAILROAD MEN.-'I suffered for
more than year with Indigestion, and during the
last six months was very bilious, occasionally hav
ing dumb chill, followed by fevers, which prostra
ted me. I took Simmons Liver Regulator, and for
several months have been as stout and hearty as
any man could desire to be. am thoroughly salts
ged that it is all it is recommended to be for ind
gestion and bilious complaints, for mine was GER
tainly a stubborn case. have heard many of my
friends speak of it, aud all agree that it possesses
all he virtues you claim for it,
"a. H. H'GHTOWER,
MARI 1t Conductor M. and w. R. RI
BOARDING! BoARD1NG!!- Genltemen wishing to
obtain board, without lodgng) in a pleasant and
convenient part of the city learn larticuars by
applying to me in person or to G. Mon White,
Esq. at Augusta National Bank.
feb254t GEO. P. BAKER.
THE TRITIrUM RsPENS AND BUCRU COMPOUND, a
preparation purely vegetable and Of the greatest
value and effect in the treatment Of all Bladder or
ney Diseases. Gravel, Stone, Incontinen cy
weakness Of the organ other difficulties. will be
relieved and cured by this preparation. Scots pei
bottle. Sold by N. Wayt & Bro, Staunton, and j.
Wagner and R. W, Powers & Co., Druggists, Rich
mond Va. feb 11-6t.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-04

Ayers Ague Cure is purely vegetable bitter and
a powerful tonic, free from opium or any mineral
substance, and always cures the severest cases.
MARI 1t
, 1881-01-24
DRY-GOODS CLERKS.

pnuAytzISo or AN EARLY CLOSING A8sOClA-
Tl0N.
The lry-goods clerks held their second neot-
INK yesterday afternoon In tho largo room Mt the
corner Of Fourteenth and UntOn streets for tho
purpose OF pcrfecting thoir organization. The
attendance wns mich larger than Mt tic prcvl-
Gus meeting. Jucob 1ngcnthorn, Temporary
Chairunnp, presItlc.l, ind Thotnns +. DevAny
acted US Secretary. After An Rddress bs' tho
Chairman, which continued e0!nn humorous IN.
eLdents tm connection with the ury.so9ds cetks X
tho aChicngo Ury-uoods Clerks' Union,
and tho object to uuito thu lry-got,ds clerks Hf
the city FOR rhe. PURPOSE .:9f i HllnrtsninE IL
1orins as n,uy b. essential tn hoalth and liappl.
ness without my unfriondiy tceltngs towArds
employers. Tbs officers enpprisv IL President.
vtcr. President. Recording Secretnry, FINANCIAL
Hecrctnry, Treasurer. and three Trustees. Ihc
four last-namen officers are required M to E1ye ,;
1uItiluon fee Is H., and monthly dues - cents.
meetings afe to be held tho first and ihtrl Sun.
days OF euch month nt q: .. IN. Ahstat nifty men,
Dcrs pRId thGlr tnsRtiUn fec mid signed tho roll
there being representatives from nil SECTIONS III
the city,. -...--.
The following officers wcro elected for tho ol-
sting ycAr: President, jacob fngenttiorn: Vlrt'-
President. W. F. richards: RGcOrttilE Secretary.
Fred II. Wilt: Financial Secrntary. l!gtiry ltut.
shAw; Traasl,ror, Thnnlas' Adan,s: l'ri!Rtcea,
John Myers Er9k vos'r9, Er, ,,th.nr9 ThSas DO
: Tlo proceedings wcre conducted harmonious.
ly and Enthusiastically. 1tis the lntnntlon t.i
tho members, 1t8 st,OE III th0lr numucf " !tI'
crcRscd sufficiently ~ warrant 1t. tn tlke steps
10 l,Aye tho rotAil dry goods stores tt2so enr!e'
stood tint nearly al! thu proprletors are In favoI
of It
, 1881-01-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

ruroponE Ttt7oS "a At tho Palmer.
q. ". ncootss, OF vt, Louss, Is Mt the Palmer |
EunEye CAxrIeLp. Ut Aurora, ILL.,, Is at thd
paciho.
GEN. ". II. II. CnowEt1, U. 8. A., IS at tho
Pacific. -'.'
JAuss r. woopnurr, Of Quincy, ILL.,, Is Mt tho
pnu,er.
II. o, HOLMES anu family, Of Omaha, arc NJ tho
fremont.
usouoE D. DoYprs, Of Now Orleans, Ia at the
shcrHan.
ALEXANDER KENT, Of Florence. Wis, - ut tho
Sherman.
Us. nuxxEtrs. of Des Moincs H., Is ut tho
EhcrtiAlt
lunaE N. N. Hun1,Anp. Of Cedar aarsds, l.; ut
Tue PNcItic,
Sol. SMITH RUSSELL aud Fred q. Dcrgcr aro At
4hc fremont.
1T. SULLIVAN, Of tho Now YORK Mere'lrv Is
At tho Pacific. ..
lsupEnr ]. 1sunpErrE, OF tho Burlington Hack
epe, Is Mt tho Palmer.
TN. CROFT, nRent for Mnplesons OPERA ootn'
pany, ia at tho fremont
H. j, Ei1oRr md C. Il. Tnttlc. OF Wlnnlpeg'
Manitoba, ure Mt tho Tronont.
CHARLES l.. DAVIS. and tho "AIrln Joslln"
combination nre at tho stlerfna'.
wAsu1y0ruy DUNN. Of Dillon, ". T., and ".
8. rnnshnw, Of Fort Mcale, Dak.. nro al 'hc
Puc!iic.
so1os I1uMrnnEyE Of New York, president 4 o. o.
tho Wnbash st. Louis & FAcahc lAllFoa"t - ~
thr rnci'it.
TIE r.ey. Mr.. Cavcrno lecture. to-iay at 1fer,
shcy Hall. nj p. n.. on "storals anu lhr's1t
Lecture frcc.
A. c. FAnsswoRrn, ncnycr. Cnlo.: a. J: 4; aln. Cun.
ninKhaI1l, Dnnvillc. ILL.,; \. L. Stokcr. New forks
and L. N. Place. ElknIer, Ia, ure at the dhrdheF.
SWITCH ENGINE No. Il. OF tho Mich! !8us South.
err Raroad W. S%9y T. Esfss1 Sv r,tl
ming Into a fretxht-cslr luhded With corn, atto
attachcd to TIC rttr cnd Of train. ny Que was s
Rine hal narruw escape trusn Injury: Tno
freIght-cnr Was dnmugcd. and tts cnntonts seal.
clear tho track OF the wrcckage.
MICHAEL CAnMopr, residence unknowr. while
under the influence Of llquur ut s:ao lust @ nSeh-
Ing, wa!kod or tho deck ut thn foot or WAN,
is Kept open by the current from the sewcE. iis
WIS t,shel otit by some iel'. who brought him 10
was cared for until tho arrival Of oliicer, Davls,
W whom be was taken TO TUG County mespl.M! Np!nn
fro II she s bah
UNION CoLLEoE.
The alumni Of Unton cuileeo who are rest
lents herca1onts VII bo psasca 70 rsad 1he
SECURED SECURED ~ President Potter ,for Union College
rum M 1a Sept /. iSsl. Tho administration Of Pres
ideiit Potter hus bcon successful In Il market
for DURING y = nen az; G5exS nSs S
lcss than x50O,0oo. md the M,,tnger ot student
Increased from eighty TO soy Ths showing M,! T.. !
manS nnsssdHRd trRicds IN III city and Vicinity ia
euondam citizen hns proved himself 10 be In, IN :,
from Impending disastc. and nlasei o., y iir'
foundation. through h!a inniv!ausl EFFORTS eGcsts;; :,
clsItlcs IN lis roll II nl,,mni soHS Of tho inoa
distinguished persons In the country"
, 1881-01-24

Special UHpIfth 10 tbs EAitdQo 1f1buRf.
T0nOSro, 1uue &l-Tho promoters Of tho pro-
posed Ontnrio Vcssol.Ownurs' t. Captnlns' AS.
sociMton hnyo las,l.sti circular suttinx forth
tho p.lrpuses OF tllotr organization. Ihe ,t1aln
object IL tho appointment Ut II Membor as agent
ut eneh port throughout tho rrnvuce. to huyo
euntrol Of Mll yesscs. Ut tho harbor-tugs, and Ut
tho negotiations ior uharters, ant, also tu attend
ge.lurally tu tho interests OF the vessels, and to
correspond With nthor port-aRenta N11d with
heudy1artcrs. The AsetpntIun prupnses Mls0
tu put tugs IN ut certuin ports, to Own wreck
tnH- -tugt. and to nrHo tho establishment nf two
mud tho t!9nt,o,1,s nt hnrburs u,sd ehnlllels. 4
Rul.ar,Il tI,eut!ux Ut 1elcgltes 10 bu npr0tctel
from tho IrnvinefAl ports will b0 hold ut st.
Cuthurnes Fob. n, IL cinlpioto tho Organization
Alld llsEuAA tn4tterA K0tlerullYt
, 1881-01-24

Tul,0kTo. Jan, Gaa.-ye. Lyon. member of tho
Ont,lrlu Legislative Assembly, statcs that tho
pupnAtlnn nf AE0uu haA not incrcasel 90 rap.
Idly this year III 1t did In sumo previous yeara;
aud ho Mssgns us u rcnhnn tho exodus tO thu
Unttcd Stutca. largo numbers who hnv0 boeh
III ,Algo,na for ycurs have luft fur tho Wostoru
Btates They becuue tlrsd wAlttux sar r,sllway-
yaeiiities; n1Il, II anInsthIng IL not dnne speedily
iH tho why OF pruvidinx them, thu dcp'c,.
did lust ycMr. Mr.. Lyuu llyys OIL
TUG soashoast catncr VI slan,tnutn islnnd: At
!siur.l Ettyo to ,iolut,A for communication with
the nnrtta ah0ru t! tho Ice Of tho 0cargun Hay,
neruss French River, A9a ttles,c0 10 Parry
hurst, the TERMINUS Ut thu Northern HALLWAY.
Mc. Lyon took ufne days to eutuo from hls holne
Ii tHi1rnull.
, 1881-01-24

f,o,,r,.v n ao,,r1 tPr rv,rpn,t t,c11 n nnrtv at
.',N.. nH. ~ ,1..I',,'a,t'.. T." ,.,.. r
thearinpry Inst saturuay evening.
COMPANY c, Second icgltnent. Will hRso m
election for Eaptnln M0xt Wednesday ovoNtng.
r,,o--r,v,,r cv,,or " u.xro,u r,.r.
fAst-%MIoi. % uI"o1 ~ HrsIN! ,.'. % Ill"
pnny Z, SIKH lnlantry. mas lcnuorcA us res'0'
nation,
JESSE d, TAHsoNs bas been elected second
1Iruicnnnr OF c Co0puny, Ninth Infantry.
f,.as r,.,. '''
HiPer sltS' -.... y
THE resignation Of Flrst-Ltcut. Alnm ]. .John-
, 1881-01-24
ROLLING -sroCtl PURCHASES.


Special Dfspateh 10 The cAfeaeo 7ftbun--
OTTAWA. Jan. sk-AccorttuR ton return. tho
Government purchased during tho cnlontlAr
year Just eloscd twcnty-thrco locomotives, srv"
Ell tirst-ciuss ours, two ecc.rtl.class cars M two
TIL ears, suvGnty.fuNr bnx-GHra. 1uu llat.cnr5,
fourteen an0w-plows. nIte wluR-poss. mud
pluc tluUxery. Thirteen out of tho twenty. thtcc
locomotives were nude III the unite1 States.
, 1881-01-24

Special DIpdtth 70 7ht chtea9o 1F1bHne.
OTTAWA, Jun. 1.-the E,ecteMr, published at
Quebec, suys that tho s0J, ,0oo!0W to te given by
the Government to tho syndicate would rcuch
a:}s truRues It Iii i1tar. bills placed end 10 emil,
or from Quebec tu Jerusalem. 1[ In s!ivor colii.
tho sGJ,UO.00U would. says tho snnin pnpcrs re-"
ry!l,Y ten tons cnrn, nftce truns, cach Ut ten
ours.
, 1881-01-24

Special DItalek 70 THs EkItapo Tribune,
MONTREAL. Jan. xA-rtlnelpul Dawson de-
llvercd tho University lecture at Mcnlll CVt.
lcgs ind advocated tho hlHhuF education Vt
women. Ho deprecated any pusIllanIInfty taat
desired to prevent thu most froe competition OF
nun from abr,aQ With those traltled In this
cuuntry,- y,-holding tluit. IN tho advanced sprcInl-
It's. thay IAUsG yvsurt ~ 4umv ut tuu ullur
, 1881-01-24
ON THE ANX1OUS-SEAT.

lcsa lltcrally lllac,HGowe!s tho R'rllIh.'
ON THE ANx1oUS-sEAT.
Tho llltuo!a rguilrond nntl Warehouse
Conin,1snionera Ncccivln1 Great
Deni Of AttcItlou-Tho Question II,
"To Investigate or Not to 1nvrstls
Hntc,n NvIllcta VIII Probably tSo Sct-
lied This Week.
Special D9p1tth to The Chicago Tribune.
srniN0rlELp, ILL.,, Jan. 2..-rho principal
tnplc Of conversation continues Il, llo ttD inrcs-
tlgatlon of tho ltnilrlal Mnd Warehouse f9oani.
Speculation is still rifo, aud although as yct no
specific complaints have been i,ttlc against tito
Doar,l, certain Legislators will bo compelled to
CONC u tho front bcforo tho 8enAte Committee
OIL Warehouses; Tuesdny nrxt Or cuhfeas tholr
Inability to sbstnntintc their alleged grievance
cs. 1t Ia betiovcd that the Committee referred
tn will. not later thau Wednesday,. ropurt favor-
nbiy on tho confirmation Of Mcssrs. noEue,
Smith, and A0binsut1, nnu several well.
devised pnns are borK put .into ex.
ecutIou to stnvo tho mattor 0f. Ono of
thess IL tho bill introduced In tho Sonata to-
day by Maytluld, Of 1.oyan. 1t Provides for tho
nbolitlon Ut tho present Hoard and tho snbstitu.
tuition thorrfor Ut ilonrl oompuscl of tho
Secretary Of stato, tho Auditor, una Attorney
General, and while -.
TIE MEASURE MAY MEET WITH MUCH FAVOR,
It IL eurrcntly reported by tho friends nf tho
Hoard that tho sonl objoct Will provo to be to
delay tho conf'!mataon e ,, the shs aovqrn13rs ,3t
aHy H. eaysr"9us ~ y.ss pSSHKrf pSaIov SIa
eunpsi tho rs,iiroads to tn,lke e,jhipieio state
lnGnts na to FtockhOt1nrs, carAingE, pools. e1-
pcltscs, ctc. IhIs will cause atl hnusa vast
en,,tirnation OF tho Commissioners. On the
other hand. every argument Ia 1einE used upon
tic Isppu ubIlcun Scilalur4 to bring h(k'us
, 1881-01-24

Special Dt1paieA to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, JIM. ss3.-rhe building Inspector
has issued clrc,tlnr to tho owners OF hotels and
fact0rles, to provide tlre-esuapcs at every
Window over two stories from tho ground. THO
Inv Ia very strict IN this subject, but 70 dea4
the factories or hotes puys auY respect 10 1t.
, 1881-01-24

spsela, Dhpatfh ta The cateaao Tribune. 80.
MoNTnEAir jan. ,s.3.-it IL dstitnatcd that
t3oo.ooo has .alrcady, ,bccn spout OH st. Pc'crs
lion,ah Catholic Cathedral hgre. 1t will tako
100000 to. comploto It so fnr Us to cnnbie
amount f,lrthor tu hive 1t fully completed. -. ~.
, 1881-01-24

VI11IE1NT} HEAD lfkFITTFsSs
Special Ditpateh II The Chicago Tribune
MONTREAL, inn. 9,.-Tho Municipal Corpora
ton OF I.anzos,, Quo, has taken nh ncttnn II,
the Superior Court to restrain tho Fahriqua of
at. Joseph do Lewis fro.n uslng tho tascment nt
The church As vnnlt receptacle for l,Atcs Of
prnctlcu ~ llkuIy to rrnsc detrimental " tho
public heAtth: anil lhMt. should tho wnthl stored
there takp fire. thU bodies U QUESTION "uld 10
consumed IN tic tintnes. Thu cnse hlts epnic up
for hearing bcfure Judge Casautt.
, 1881-01-24

llr,,wn's bronchial Truchea will stop cough
by l!rrttly reisyillE ths Irritation Of the thrlA
md Will liut disorder the stomach like cough
sytup3. Sa centa box.
, 1881-01-24

Special ut.pateh TO Tie Chicago 1ribuns-
OTTAWA, Ont, Jnn1 :3,-1t is understood thnt
tho Government eIthar at tho present session or
next session of Parliament will Introduce blll
to amend tho Northwest act by removing tho
prnhibtury liquor ,enuse. on the ground TINT
tho Excsp law ts EeKulnrly dlsobeyca unu tap
revenue detraudeds, . - -.
, 1881-01-24
TIE sYNDICATE's LANDS.
spfrtnl Uttnatch to The CA4tduo If4buna,

OTTAWA, jan. .3.-fn connection With The SYM
dlcute ,ebntc attention ~ cnlted to tho fact that.
when tho Inst census was taken. nll tic land In
cultivation Il, Cann,lA was 17,78O1!l acres. II It
has tnken 50 long to iriilK these lunda uhltr
cultivation, how lung will it lake 10 mike urADO
tho Vi wv acres which tho syndicate Ii to xet2
, 1881-01-24

Special pdpafet 10 Tia Cheaoo TRIBUNE.
TOHoSTD, Ont, Jnfs. EI.-Ihe Jury tn tho Watt.
buno caae. which WINS DISCHARGED last night,
stoo.l seven for tho pMntitr and tive for tho do.
funlnnt. Tue case occupied tho uttention Of
the Court fur ton lMys, and tile Gust WILL bo
something enurlnuuB-
, 1881-01-24

cay,ntric. md Institutions. The snrno rule np,,
u. 10 C,.,nia. 1ln WIS II npin'ou tlat my ct.
tosnrt to crcntc general ExhIn{hthu 1louril for
nentlcM!ahl purposes would TO HttrlMCntaA 10
elutnuon.
, 1881-01-24

A party OF ladIes And gentlemen will leave
this city on the sth fur the City OF 3lexuo. Fare
fot round trip, xl5.
a tuw more trketY for sale II applied for At
onee. J. u. Eotae. LII Dcaglos4.sL
, 1881-01-24
JUDGE JOHNSON.

Hpsetd[ DtfpatfA to 1hs Chicago fftbuns.
OTTAWA. Jan. Gl-Tho Government hns do"
clined to take uny action regarding the atlega-
tnna Ut improper conduct III hts uloinl cApaGlty
prefurrcd against Judge johnson, ok HALIFAX.