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, 1881-02-07

.'lu,lrs provisions for ,in exchange or nil tho
"nn,lrrli,l lnnnls ai-n TOR w',',t ',ns hcol s!'t
,nnrtSlr" ihninr sm,nIa. Us 'l"y .nrc called, ns
VII ns tlle n'l'rfs. ns,t pr',si!lrs .1 Of iltp
JrHns !" [usr.lo, IN TIM Iiotirn,n lt,vcr, with
ttrw tn u further extension down thruluh thu
;"rir+ ii ii" "Rnua ] nrr M Mu!rs,, @ 10 i"; r..
ts'tltti lit thiry-sgyen cuttl&lcs nr Missouri.
Kansas, md TrAns.
The Indianapolis Journal snys: "Chnrlrs Fnlr-
xs s t A''wStasy wsSyrn " t st'o as s''!'tninS r",IF
frnh, New York, and snrs there y ny tnx-r my
a n ~ VI ,''t' "x!e'1 Tn rn nt s r., 1i IF
tChi. ,srH hsrrn'ly. ernsrnrtaL for. They urn IN
weigh sixty rn,lntls tn tho ynr,l mil ta lr mill
l'olta, rtc., nr1 Mlsn nt cnntsuctet fur nnd enn.
tr!!rts for furnishing th" rrnss-ttcs VII oo lct
w G s41css ss x ny io sys c se G Esf'1''ks II c
Jn,lId! It rrw nsrnings s!neu .o Tho effect TINT
ntf tho tw, lines surveyed tho tinrtorn route =
ktrlke several tnw!ts Tint nny lnvc nu raiIr0,Hi
fncllitlcs, ri! nf which nrt willing tn give hnn-
s's s o4s liz e . i. s:' ss,rs w"S .9Sy q o
effect that tho !inu has t,eun abandoned are
officially f'rotionhtc'! to bo fnlse."
p. Il. Q. Sherwood. secretnvy Of tho lu,,,nun.
lllno.,1latot Western llailronl, has 'aanch tho
VIII ntiswrr 10 Inquiries from Stockholders,
M" f yi,,, iy tt m i 81 u !" o i, ss%n ,"a r.
rtHset sttekhs'hfera stn,ll receive two sharcs of
M t1 n;,s ~ e.'!,pany's stosk TOR Gnct o.'e of tho
ist'trl by Gcs. I, IN tntr fur tlc fatl intsncss.
"Tl,B earnings ntld Expenses nF thu l.. It. &: ".
itnilWAy tor The calendar ycnr jim. ]. 1sS1, to
Jun. !, lSSt, nru n3 fuauWs:
Nrnss earnings. 81, 1D0t t4l06s
Operating expenses, tnxea, mud rcnt.
alh........",.............. e8",hfI;N
Net cummings. <2!7, ma ::
Interest h,l!a ehtrRes ..::.... ....s :MO
BLK per- cent on Incotllc Dunds. ~ D-aess, ,GM.0 90
, 1881-02-07

Spft1lf U1Ikilsh to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, fcb., Feb. f.--C. u. Urgrnnt l. Cas-
hut eloru wil4 burned sDiue weeks aKo under
rithor suspicious eIrcumAtuuccs, usld tu-.lny
Charles krc!fe, n partner in tho Elrtn. VIM ur-
IcstGd on tho charxp 1T nrho1,, tpXcthor With !.
l.. llcrrick. und cnfNp!alnt bus also uprn tsitSl
aEnlnst tho tWU ue4FuAt brothers, whu nyG nov
III Florida. ThoY gut henr,y b. Uul instlsnncu.
, 1881-02-07

=. SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl.. Feb. G.--'rhe Legislature
aartng uhopted u joint resolution A4kinx Fsesi.
: lent ilayes tu pardon tho 3lussc! slough
AItert, convicted III resisting tho Eultcti Sintts
tiasshal in Tularc County, when several were
Killed. tho friends af the settlers arc workl..x
hard ~ Dos1ip D!Funtures 10 thu petition IN fGv
tfcs1dent backi mplhu Legislature. Petitions
arr being Al.uGroAsJy signt,l through the State,
klId when forw uf1ol ~ Washington lhe uuct.
0ent will bu u Formidable Unc.
, 1881-02-07

hna rcEl.Hl tn only iwn hnuts 1ryt sr.,s,,,,.
Ttc.'' Will br between milwaukee" n1,I IhIalps-
tM. fts'lnr r,utt,s rAnuui In tnh,lt' srutltnlIt
with Tho SNInl1 rlass nf yrsaris Nt,w 4,wInd.
Thrt1' ErrIns IN III. III, truth In tl' rInpss Tint
tho intnthny Is tEntially embarrassed. 1t is
l'r0lmlfe TINT MI tho vessel property llnw ,lwhru
will hr .l!spnsrA If Au twn new Ilrst.ttnsa hass
purchased between now ami tho opening If ,itr-
!ru{Ou
, 1881-02-07
BRIDGE CONTRACT LEI.

S1telal iJltpa.eh tu The Chieaeo TTituH4
nETNnir, Mich, Fph. D.--Tho cuntrnet for tho
iron brltiRa fur tho Northern pAcitIe ltnIlrCau
over tho Missouri River Mt lIssHlurGk, u. H.. to be
begun At ohrc, hnB bGn let 10 the DrtruIt llritigo
g. tIn Wnrka Of thIs city. The cost Or tho hrllge
Will hG $shf,uUO Allu u VIII be l,UD feet unn
Three nt tho spans will hu tOJ feet l1llg each
lxHs. ~ '"
, 1881-02-07
Girtlling tito Earth with tile
Wires OF tho New Cor
porntion.
New York Hereafter to Be the
Tolegrap!1ic Headquarters
of the Universe.
A Mouthpiecc Of tho shylooks on Senator
Allison as scorssary Of the
Treasury.
TELEGRAPI1S.

AN INTERVIEW WITH Jay GOULD.
Sptetaf Dlsr,tth II Th< Chtcaop. Tribune.
EEw YoRH, rc,l, G.-.t reporter sne ycstcr-
tay ecnt 10 Ect news frnnt lny (iUtlth In re-
Rnrrl TO tho recent consolidation Ut tho
three telegraph, companies and tho results
Gould expressed his entire willingness tu speak
IN tho subject, when tho following conversation
pnauct:
Ncp,rtcr-llas the consolidation OF Tho telc-
graph companies, Mr.. Gould. against which
Euifus Hntch asked nm injunction, been tl1sa'y
accomplished?
NJ. Gould-1t hns.
Ncporscr-so lint It is not likely TO l,o dis
turlctl by any legislative or judicial action7
Go,thl-CcrtniuIy. 1t .an completed transac-
hon, completed u
,yt'sr AND FAIR TERMS
to nil concerned us we'll NJ to tho public md In
compliance With law, so TINT II cannot lie dis
l,rtu by legislation. hrl, yN Will sec by tho
very nlIc tt,rsIou nf Judge Ilarrctt. which ltns
bre. vt,1tc,rret hy the Attorney General Of tho
etntc. thu Courts nrm tho absolute lcg,ll!ty uf
itrpur,rr-rhls lcing the case. perhaps yon
Will nni ol,Iccs 10 ssntc whit wns tllu ot'lcct Of
Goul.l--tcr,alnly not. On tho contrary, ain
very glad to hilyr ri opportunity 10 " tho OBJ
jtct Of the c.tuluttun w:ls to carry cut tt,nE.
Hlntrs M e!iirirnt system uf et,cap tc!cgrMphy
on Ercnt scAl.'. tot, hy srn a''i by lnnd. When
WIS III Eur"pc II lt'9 WAS struck Dy srti1i
how much more irc;:ls tho tct'1rnph wna used
in Ordinary, prtitt bI!slnrss thcre thnn III this
country. This ts especially trlir of Switzerland.
or course
rilE DISTANCES To HE COVERED
IN This cuntry ut4. ~, rpt,ru,s and tho no,,,,In-
tion 80 sparsr We cnl,o ft,r som. tt1ne 10 CONC
ny,,rt RI srr Tin ,,,rk .f ioytrir,tr f,r hf.s,,
country with II trlnNraphtc system long Hs
chrnrly here ~ In IL little cDnntry tko Swit2Cr-
t1nd; lnsl mn sure that unAer use system.
Withnut ct',il!ttlhR interests 10 LOOK a!!er, anu
WIN mo expenses ~ nnlf one oFEnt!'Hutlou ~
stcau ~ tnrcG Or inllf ~ it Ehcts snen cen!htl-
mics eal, lG introduced into American tclct:-
ntrnS Lil'tt FHos - mn nrt;ss anu PUBLIC can pe
Ernineliy nha s!sMtriinticailS g cnclpeitat "'th-
, 1881-02-07
GEN. BEN HARRISON,

5pttfat Dtspafeh to T1!s Chicago Tribune.
lSn1ASAEut.tH, Inll., Feb, G,-Ycstprny after
tfnn n'o,,f furry members Of tho Tlppecunno
club visited tho rcsIdcf,cu Ut Con. ltaertAon a1d
wero Hospitality cnlertanch hy tho Senator
elect aillhIs wife .Shurt n.ltkresscsnt euI.sratI-
lAtlNn were ln.tH ly Ir Lynch unsl I'rnT. Hrt1wti
with rctJx'l4e by tho tirncrM1, niter which Il
cniAl1DH wAs served, with "hurl cider" III tho
pGYtrpHl.
, 1881-02-07
SUSPENSION OF A LOTTERY


LOUISVILLE, Feb. u.-Thu ow1.crs Ut tho fran.
chisc VI tho Frankfort Hchool Fund I.uttcry au-
nots1lcu that ther drawings hu,e hees Iusptnt-
ri, and VIII not hu a4atr. resumed. All money
sent to the Louisville utlce Enr Tickets In tho
February drawing will bu rGkllrneti ly uxf,rpss.
i III understood tiht tic lottery vendors III Npw
f"rk aro I'LL eclug tickets, which u1o vi cour4e
worthless,
, 1881-02-07

MONTREAL. Feb. "a flro occurred In Hir-
lnnd's balk. note and ges,erai printing cstnl,!ls-
1ncnt this morning. Il commenced os, tho upper
Hut " tho building, in rotstn ust.sl for mixing
cu!oFs: and. owlnR To tho prompt nrrlynl ot tho
hrl4aic wuh Gs,l1IiHDa to tlat nArt. The damage
WAS chiefly by wAter, which must hAyo injured
tho stock considerably rhn itss Is supposed Il,
Ainnllnt to &itt.N which !s uoverthl by insurance
III English and CunadInu companies,
, 1881-02-07

Aft1tEsrED FOH ALLEGED llAlE.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 0.--Andrew johnson, u Nor.
weglAp. WAX arrestod tonight for tho rupo uf
Eir u years nl,l named Amelia Adler. Tho girl
Is seriously injured.
, 1881-02-07
PHILADELPHIA POLITICS,

Special OApafsa to 1as thleasa Tribune,
FlTlLADELp1ilA. Feb. H.-Tae political situa-
ton hus oeep eou,ewhut st.npiitlcd ly the rcsiK-
nation uf w. V. McOraiA Us Democratic candl-
tats fur Itecetvet Ut TaIts. THIS Isxycs tho
Aeld to George Il. tlH1e. tcgulA1 N1pphllGan,
, 1881-02-07

Special DsMEeh 70 1hs Chicago 7F1bNne.
OTTAWA, Fpb. B.--Tho proscnt catimatc! cost
Of tho first hundred miles ut tho Calatin PneIflp
l.n!lwuy cast ut Heltirk, now under construc-
ton. a1,! to ba takeE nvor by tho syndicate, Is
$1ika).DuU. Or nt the rate af $i3,RN per milo.
TAe total number Ut signatures on petitions
aert lA ayAinst tho railway Contract u III u.
, 1881-02-07
T'EsNAS.

0AtvEsTos, Tex, Felt. a-1n 0fnpc!and WAsE.
carr was probably iata1ly shot while rcsisting
nrrcst+
Jnck l.nnR killed one Caldwell In I.lauo County,
u: ". Wcar, ut told PsHirir, was Assasfnated
by ], j, Hickman.
, 1881-02-07

= CUQ QIIEI9t
ut4Ratth to M ChtfqoQ Tribune,

epktlat Dh1atth to M Chicago Tribune,
3loaTitEAL, Feb. u.-1'ho doctors In tho ultykay
they cllnnat rctAutnbcr tinlG whan thprU were
h,AIly t.lscs 0t p.totIlo aitycruu troln cnuKht
~ ~ present; Anl Mse unuble to give ruason
for It.
, 1881-02-07

In III, nj
nn.t hrltrrttf3 nf linn Tint ,i,,,,aa nv '''hrctIm
Archbishop FrrIn.t a,tys: I'll w,,,,,
srrimls rrrnr to tl,nsfrr thi4 .;,t.Ica tal Ica scry
s"rs % crrar rrFt"r !" rrlr;, ls' rr rWny hi b.,
s"rF w"si r't,':i' u risn w''tn Ill., ot 'S ss
.timHriu' nIu,,t, Is vju,i.aITr'S :. t"rrrc,iyc,
~ view tho improvement or isc rIsn'C1t IMMa*t' ha,
l.s ss, rras,a rs % ""y"ri,Si,,x ] x 'nt".s. '".. *hs
IN slli,p,irt or tho cvcrDu41 Iiui1n,S ~! ncht'
cn!, 1t may i,u answered. lint II ,J4"s Gnn!,h.
il It, fnynr Of !. i,cni,;,,w n thut ~, ~, a. hnnd
crptc meaning. or il tn trn,titns ~ .!9 np ~
asagt II TINT mranilR. IL Ills war;, I'm" I'm hhvs
Mal. If Jesus Ind t!rslrcf, l,w c,u,lT l's IT, to
pi,ulailriontY - NJ futus
Impressed wifi tho furt ti1Mt II + nj "e ars
thu cycrIust lngs,rss M itlD ilurrIb,nse" =" 1hth
Justice pf tIl8 tr.inIahfnrnt whith I,.,!he !he i1'
,hs ,o4ar ,t nc x"a,y a y''st ,ur Inc rfsi nHa
fnr nliei, -, ''"'"S VI 'e'us
vdn,, Tim prrnt an,lrre nf Ills n4,,,nrnVe .rV 'na.
!latlcsn n wIch lie sl,la isM vt,st sha,,sn! Ths
Il tM ,,a'y i,'s sGrsM s aSy S, aci,,x II wY' 4. H.
Hlato nr condition. THO Kntu MnI In" sHt'lai
nuar Or cntiihlnulcd. freely conyGraw. ", MpPar
conditions. Tho torlluut ur Jtspt nnh u tmuFalH
Lazarus ntpcHr slu ly ai,le This ton. II W VI" .!
tho ccAtrht tenchlEA III tho Snw 'rtsta,u.nt
UNI Rtfct lHo ll,llbst Flewsnt tlI1 Muster Tl.r1
RtAto 0l !no !lnt lt!ld nut tho t'incc IN lults III
fesGrlsll!!o inr MS fllsnry. -
rue lhtirhlt'llllty ~ relnfe'l To tlilntsHmcnN
niHs' nlAfHly hppearH. Ihc flt! Hlun C1pmrtkg
!s present conlttio!t with h!a past lIc. an III
tl!e lw OF mental Identity, fIftly MttIts iha,
mls tofheht " elun - rAat UhlnthtnlnrsT
lAofo ls no hlnt n[ fal1P'ltiHltfy belnK ghA,grjI
my ianTe ttttt Il eEAn UIit!H In .tDprfeA
enolHt hitorwnrtl auhlli i'll Enst1nI, II lin thI
stl'it' nun Wh' ntare tlwclt III america lpca,tss
c,i,llailiei rGrt'tt,i cr!nts. t'EHn IHnth AtcI
nt tha moral line tlcio laM wonderful yutlirnJ
tlo,t 0i iHNl'tty showing TINT IN ftnru life tha
IL tho Kreha ie!nrti jny nr misery. nf felicity nA
rt',lt'ifst ING .i'liessriiGtE1n fIntnrc Of tntn1
~ ynits cH !" tho iilurnl Kingdom uf Gn is rnum4
,niilGtI' A!ri.t'..l! Hys g. l'!trr "Snu, srtncn1
t0 reast,'ls fnr his suffering wns right prr,rb
wpra n'stkt to tho Individuality, Int clearer n3
sight tntu Tho individual rtiuilon tn tho cycrlast4
lux kiiiKiluin IF Uol.
The tor!lletlt WIS nlsn entirely nnt,traL nr, us
We ElD 1t IN thla lFn, curtain meta irtnince rrr4
lii results otl the Individual. III tho Ii.ulrs "A
Christ lip ftls nnt present fstrteA ns turtlrI1II
souls, nor devils us rHlstins the,,, buli
ipeds aud punishment Rtntiu rcIn,ch Ms ealIsa
nnu elect. II It bp ClRfn,ctl that Thirst taVh1
TINT rs llilt .!utlE0 IiU would rriItlu,lnrn R,n1
tuco. ynt ffa ul. touches tint tho aetltgpcs III
"ACeur!ii1E to Wurlss," bring IliEtlnry and yun.3
AnfcflcG Ince to fnro with Versnnnl dcpl4 nt,dI
thus prthtllolnH tho results IL vIyy ,lrnclrj mi
ti!e lMrablo 3f lllxes ard l.Hznr,ls: y" tenclIng
" LcstlS realty tlstltatEs hFaisl lho fthGhlng III
LUIS nrhule HH lhe!ElttlHH tue flEttttI1ls results
, 1881-02-07

BALTIMORE, Nil. Feb. G-The Ice trouble cor-
ti.itirs Mt tho hrcnkwntGr, Two ships tnrelch
by 'nasstng Ice arc dragging their nuchors. \
hark Is nlf tho Cnpes without provisions. Ncnr
tho Iark ss II brig III distress. Neither Gun nuke
tho hurflor.
, 1881-02-07
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

HAvHE. Feb. d-Artiycd, tho PelrcIfc, feom
Now York.
lAAnul1o, Feb. e,-ArTlyed, tho Qellest, fcs..u
New Ipkkt
, 1881-02-07
Tile RAILROADS.

r,,1rl DAITDI,Arc
~ -
t.r,A1us ,,n,, ,nsa ~, ,.,,,,1,,ns
,..t, nAts@ ,Et,M ~. ''',Ss ur l"Vot'H@. ~ -
us rs, e, sa sS ' s te ssst "st
mcut regarding tho settlement Of cums Ior
in.s cf ,l,,nrs s,,rIt. ntc sh,pc,l 1T n rc,,,,nni
val''aifon' which will Rs' 'nto eil"et Foo. IT, THO
"sw s,, nHrcenent re- n, NTH nrosiles: ,, .. . ,.
OWL a", n II '3,, NJ - IT,. Il % @ ny Hs wsnt
nj nm nur,,inl vunti,,,, IN rnns},trntt,,t, ~ r,
dlced rate, the srt,icncnt Of s,,ci, lots sall 10
sl,nIi ut,piy 10 to tr,,,,sr,atjni, or nc!, i,rvt.
crl,y l,sln eastwnrd Md ws,stwar'l. :,
hills Vi insili,x; Win tho nvrnt Ur lilo loss "
inches unlrr tho bill Of liMlus o tho
trrns. t , an9 v1sene M ss1 ~ tho a.n ~
settlement, rxcc ot tip Willis al tjln articles
,,vretsi on MlH,i, which tho rates nre tt.snl."
slipprrs must be rtsIl!trcf, II they trsire IT.
n ~ ~, ~ ~ 9 Tcr r ~ ". ntnt, ~,
| in IiIrir shimiIn1 rrrcints ar ,,rny ticket the
agreed vn!uo it which tlley .lcsiru tho pos'ds
spe.'. III c,'sg thoy full y, tu Rn il!n prnpnrty
Isl. Is to ss shrx Tor on tn" 6sa Ut full '' ms
Tl,u following cla,,sc will In written or stamped
upo,! the. shipping receipts and hills Of ladlng
On enst hound shpnscn'E-"4 "4hIrttsi at mn
ngrecti valuation or ta0 per tIArrr 0wl,crs risk
0t On o'n"xasetb sst:bmna .h,pnen,s-.s,h,ppea II. mn
| aercett valuation 0: 81 per gallon, uwncrs risk
| OF tcnknrc."
An ntltftim will be tnAfe IN tho 91) clause in
thDsa*twari -unht1 classification w,uli vi ren.l
-t:n ynltasion. nw.ncr,s risk of leaknsc. when 80
' 1t cs ~ s IT'S ~ WHICH, ihe crrcr ,nay o
res"sihiS my :hinre aftsr +. s,atmx ~ tho
rer fur EreIitcr amount tilnu tho vlliuu stAteu
s6uli IL, rom;rtod to tio Cosnfsis.
ucttnti si,ulI In tnkn;: n,tl thu t,rrfrr sfinII
, 1881-02-07
JANUARY: TEMPERATURE.
!Spftfal D!spltth to tn CAttaao tribune.


TORONTO, Fe0, G.-1'ho avcraHu temperature
as registered 1T tho Observatory for thls CITY
during the past m0ntl Ut january WIS Ia .lp-
Rrces uttoye zero, bong degrees lnwtr tiian
tho nvcruH0 temperature of .Ian,.ary Of forty
ycAFs pas<. Tho lowest temperature Of tho
month was. however, uuly t tlpKrccs below xtru,
-tliu cold E'o!lR stcady. Bnnw foil on nlnrteuli
dnys OF thu month. >
, 1881-02-07
APPLICATION III, REDEEM.

.tE2i4JV1*NK1 1E71S III 1EF.IF14Hs
RICHMOND, Va, Feb, 1.-Gc,l. William Nahon
kas uatlo application IN the ljnlsal slHtcs Cnurt
for leave To retlram tho property Or tho AtInu-
liz. Mississippi X Ohto ltH(lrt,I Judges l,,,s,.i
and llH9hes Tue4tlay next iIeAr usHtnluut. Tho
EOuu Ii advertised for sal1 tho lJth lust,
, 1881-02-07

TONtlSTO, Fob. A-At IL lleatnx Ut tho lately
organized branch oE tho Land 1.eaxIe, It WIS re-
solyC! TINT 5NN u!rcuIars l,o sent 10 Irish rtsI-
drnts, ta'tsventnK Eralll public lncGtltlx; aud
subscription wns fuken ", 10 tUGrty oxpeuBu1. ,
, 1881-02-07

Wa know that tilern In nothing on Garth cquul
tV 4Vp litsegn na 4 fAMlly lvllclnq,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
4 sTrANGE CASE or POISONING.

MALONE, N. Y, Jan. 29.-FOr some time
rnuos have been freely circulated that Miss "ertruuo
Manning young lady living with her nnc'e warren L.
Manning in this city, was being sys'eu"o"y
10 Ar Mnni,ys ousekee per, Miss Emma Davis. Miss
Manning coupla III several times Of finding greeush
snbsta,ce reseubling Paris green Ia her coffee anu
several times has had all the symptoms OF poisoning oy
arsenic after parnkng of food from Miss D"vss hands,
Al last the doctors attending the SICK woman
unanimously declared that It was their oene t' poison
wns heinz administered nurse was then employer VINO
Was the nIy prrson allowed TO prepare 1000 Vi hanue
meli,ne for Miss Manning. Miss DAVIS was arIesteu
nnI hrr preliminary examination was concluded lo.uAy,
r.sulIrg m her comm tn61t to awaid TUE tcloh oI to
Grand Jury Tor the alleged crime OF adinniSsrhR pI
sI 70 1iIss Manning with intent To Kill Miss Manning
con,fto , does not improve Her legs ann arnS aIo
and is Thought that she clnnot possibly IT,
cover from the effects Of the poison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
------------
GRAND AMY APPOINTMENTS.

At meeting OF the Eacampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic this state. ned ai-
ha,ol.n Oh January 26. the following officers wero
elected: Department Commander Apram Merritt; zen.
Tor yiee-Dtpsrtment q minander, John T. Slavery;
Junior yice-Department Commander, Dennis sullivan;
Medical Director. George q. Lit e: Chaplain. J. h.
Foster Council Of Schuell. Jr
Herman W. Thin Henry w. Hughes. James L. fraser.
]. W. Jachus William RlAsi,, Adjuraut. aud General
Under Commander Young reappOinted. Tue dele
gates 10 The NaliJal Convention appointed as fol-
lows: Jonl Cobra, lat la gc) w. Il. bright, A. Al.
Horton Matthew GsFiry, deo-sr " RObertsoD. A. b.
Lawrence, T. b. iOrgan, +. S,eUert. Nicholas Duggan.
Tne j. Marshal u Ion 1T Lars, }, w. IL.
Warner. a. \. iassi 3d. Il. l. IL DdeI, W. ID. sIyue,
A. g. Pearce E. j.. sill, George appel. !. Gr.s BOYD.
e. W. Menrer. NJ ". Il. Warner and ). Z. sadtelT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
REC0 VERiNG ALL ne CLAIMED.

Stephen Duncan Pringe began an action III
the Superior iIrt recently against Henry s. L"vrch,
Charles d L"vcrch and Others constituting the hrm OF
INyerich Il Co. recover Tl4.966. The balance "I
An account remaining to him on long series OF
transactions with the firm. Leverich 90. were
dry goods merchants III this city snd failed III March,
1879. All of the persons who were members 81 inc
firm at the of the failure made an assignment OF
er property and were discharged from Their debts by
decree III bankruptcy. Charles ID. Leycrich had re-
tired ro the before It's failure, and also before the
claims Of Mr. Pringle accrued 1t WIS claimed Row
ever by Mr. Prnge that proper notice of the retire
meut OF Mr.. L.verch was given and that In fact he
did not know OF II. He claimed that the
goods sold by him the firm az Lev rIHh Co were
soId an the credit of Mr. LVerich ~ supposed member
of the firm. The pn for IN Al FRIDAY before
udsc Selg wick anu verdict was directed i"t all me
defendants except Charles ID. IL yercl on the ground
that they tad been discharged OF Their hehH III hanK
ruptcy Judge Sedgwck charged tie lnry that tur la
biy Of Charles d. LeveriCh depcnded upon thn 1act
whether or not information In regard 70 ms retirement
from the firm nad been duly sent 10 Mr. FRINGE. lD9
iurv brought IN q verdict for Mr. Prhgio Tor inc lui
amount of his claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
FINANCES or MASSACHUSETT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.--A preliminary ex-
,,ht az the financial condition Of the state OF MasHachu
setts has been prepared by Robert Porter OF Chicago
special Agent The Tenth Census, embracing It's wealth.
dcbt and taxation similar report Will be presented
~ every State IN Union The assessed value OF real
estate is $1111.l6O.072I assessed value OF PERSONA"
and nerson.l property 5s4 1865 o2. Taxaon-State
,ar al 900 900; county tax Ss630O0; city and town
tax onclnding highways,. $21.0d4.323
The aggregate debt Of stae' countess eiieS gnu OWLS
q, "a, Ibo O72 which IL $5I IL 0r each inhsDitsnt.
- ven sbo for what puTposr the Don geo
ebts nave been incurred. Far tue largest an 0oDt n
neon contracted for water S0fks. mhkiDs to,' ~" @
cfles and toms OF S25.ob79Z4; iA'iIoan id eonu I
nsxt Int most this chargoiDc 10 lIe obae' "nu
univ a small portion 10 the cities and toWhs'
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lind that it contained nothing which would warrant ts
suppression by the authorities. The men who mako
these papers know and bounds OF the law too
we'll ever be- found stepping them. The lash
newspaper usually filled with the garbage OF the
great cities fight a dripkug saloon. the death Of
some poor waf Of the streets, a hanging, murder
quarrel IN place OF Infamous resort factory FIRE
these types Ut the topics used. No sensational In
cident whether in town country. comss aDiss.
PROVIDED ~ can he made peg on which 10 lnpG an
equally sensational picture In these the real poison yf
the fash new spsper ies The iBpuny Of the ar Isl 10
much greater tban that Of the writer The frmer can
fascinating. The eyes VI the young ignotai, with
out giving the law the chance tn lay lIt finger
on him The result Of these Jour Efforts
vElGaIIZ tru't
you'd computation. II rs all the dangerous b.
Of tie sem-drcebt appearance many OF tb,m iSsurle
when carries rhaW IDto the hOmes " Dauy
among Tue poorer Classes Tbs Dui1ler aud
variety of them makes the evil a very serious
one; they every railro,G station
and Of the licr stationery STORES however re-
spectacle III Other ana II tbse IL sny nrws-s.and
uncean pictures IN & iaco OF every sscUy, IL must DO
rare exception to The rue. Inc pes>ts chg Oh .UOt-
saDds aud thousands OF pss of these papers every
w~eA and tue vii viii grow Whist 10 leeds on, unless
~ personal Hort Il ryery pre'ilent Of rsroa! com
paly Will stop The every newsstand uLder ns
ur III sl Of the Resistance OF newsnen, and every
NJ company aud large urSor Will refuse To supply
;n3u To til sia Ter deal H. AMI every tespectabc
toner viii Try ia, u Quitting them from ns
stock. one SOod result al lest, viii b secuted. "he
tbUse whose tastrs crave sucL food viii s be uic f
to tnVm>evcs, TIE Of .OntagOn
VIA BE- yasCg diminished. Tie tLsn newspapers wIi
not meet the eyes 81 men AZ every urn,
and demorahz alton vii. not BE- s0 sure aud easy.
One at The c-t to Keep people nom OLylhs them
Is la stop =, ling them. 4
Nec York lam lARl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
LAUNnRY LEFORMS NEEDED.

To the EditOr OF fhe IT 30 HHe
SIR: | have, Just bad case OF scarlet fever
~ n,y ianl,, We are hving III an apartment
hnus orr washing always been pu, Out. dismissed
thr aundre-s had a. she washing also for trends
m the nousc who have children. Then came III" qurs-
ion bow ms my washing To be- donci sent NY nurse
to aundy lHuLdIy. telling her 1" sag there was
cnse Of scact fever here. and ask II they would wash
our clothes separately and list disInfectant when
WIS wlua provide In each ease they declined POSI-
tIyry TO lave Anything to dO with tue clothes "
course n til re was provision IN the establishments
for such cnsts they were not to bllu.d rather
commended Tor not taking them. retained my little
PATIENTS clothes ard bed-Ecn, and at great ncohVeu-
ince had them washed At home. l. not this SUBJECT
inst nerds attention There should 10 somo way OJ
which people with contagious disease IN tho family
can have clothes washed without rl-k {" other people.
great many won not take the precIuion aud trouble
to have tnr patIrI,t'~ clothes washed AT home.
It's certainly a s,bjrcl that needs careful rOnSlera
ZION nl * nni beneath the notice of the "ard OF Health
uuIouhteiiY h dlicult problem to solve. but 1t has
a, r,uch to No. tie pub welfare regulating tie
sal OF LIQUOR the aitcr'iOn OF food Since II was
ace -, ry t. pass laws for these purposes. the L"esl-
,nr. ngu surely ayp.csc' r,i this subject and led
- pl.. q law comp lims IctS Il. orUing lnuures {"
i.y separate trim M tor a." washing Of mi"cu -
clnrs. rnry wash rl"thrSa anv rate ptrsu'r pc
PIE % g"d 10 srnh t"ri. an! VII - nj thti; ana
l. = Grc-tIsn al Et'ruous o!"thrN b"nE washed by
lrn~ ives with d-,hfrt au'1 uN"d III ~" rooms. 81
~ ed with the ,th1r rip;"cs, s''t1h nI disease
n'.oit. Th.n comes ~" question of exprS Il" ltin.
,Irr. ,had not ht low Z u chirgr NOR" iO' wt7llng
hnSr ci it, the Ordinary pilr". ibef"l5" 81 es.
II htlnl- WrulI br u.' -. MIhT ptIN'ns al. not
cuic-- NJ infectious clothes II they nav" {" pay
mon. Tor htVi,- t..rn WtSt.'d ihuuIiS 'drrs are
,nrlnt to cover ay little extra tr"uli" these
Tan very much Interest, rrp!'ug in THE T. IUCSE
ahoul mr'c, trn~n~n -huu-e a w IA IN OIL - "i
constructions u "rrurrri 10 mr Dat TIRE sh"uli be
Some III 20 regulation - have mrHtl"nti IN re&fh 20
H. cooperative >trdn laundry "h"h Is I" be III the
huLlins A.C. g.
.Hr.r, York Jan. Il. 1881.