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, 1881-12-07
subject, an adjournment "a. haa Until 1890 this

Another Important Conquest by Gould.
8psela& Dtspateh to 7nt Chseaaa 1tshnnt.
flnsT1N, Mass, Uen M-Tho New York l. Now
England nnilroad tnday pnsscd Into tho hnntso
tho New York capitalists, md tho conaNmma-
ton Of n tet,cmu TINT has boon utidar contet,.
1latton almost from tho time that tho road first
ramo into existence has 1nnty been cTcctoh.
Gm,I,l unl his associates lavc otl.1cl another to
their mnny raIlroAtt ts,ih1ucsts. Th1 entering
wrtlgn has cen t,rlvcn nt 1.ostot,, md n ron,l
that t1ns nlways been In It's advancement besot
y hsIlaultlcs aud obstacles, that hus been scoicl
Mt and lfn4 sA[forcd financially more
! ucrhans than amy othor I!na antcrlnx
llosto.l, How poMrs To tho front, lts
tMtural advantages nro to be speedily Improved,
It's llns4'nt !nto II condition such ns wilt make It
roAsEhte 10 handlh tho tarxe business tint Is auro
to como to It Rs Tho uAslcrn link Ut dunlds rreat
trt,nk.t!nc systons, and It Ia to takc tho pron-
nent p1ncc nmong the railroads Ut tho country
Init It Is rightly entitled to. There hare been
MI ulonK fncn who were shr9wd enough to fore.
sec lust what has at lust happened. md IN tho
fNco Of MI tho opposition offered, and tho
evil predictions fur the future, have
tnarkcd OUT thclr plan and accomplished
the rcsulta aimed at. Tho benefits nrsstng frnm
eio s sw " skes 'as - Il S pefn
INIT nione to the roa,l, 6nt nlsu to lfostofi. 1t
g0Ssfs ~ fs esp fs % ro ,5xs frs
the opening Of Boston as n market nn1 Iort IT
iarcI,n thirtncnt lor much tnere or tho umenso
grait rr,nt,ct of tho Weat thati has ever
| u0,nn nnrb before; In Bhurt, 1t nIcAns II
very material building up md cnhnncc-
meat Vi. Hessou's uummcrc'at interrtts. IN
| l,c satisfactory 10 cyurybo1y. Tho aduplIon NJ
nncw and s!Inru progressive policy tnan llaa
chnractert1c1 tho nh homogeneous. tho deter.
intnntiUh IL put tho rond On IN II dividend. pay
Ing basis, nn the evident inteutinn 10 lncol tho
public ~ we'll Us tho prruto lntgrests KIvu tho
iltw lluh fnytr OF, tho street n'n0nK Epecuintora
mnd with businessmen generally. Tic prettc.
Hons of tho paat fnw days that tho bonds and
| stock wouIG soon touch par seena founded
| on n Houl solid oasis. There nre
those today who aeo % tho chunae tho
wn'ch ore ,nauy yoars aro sene VIII make tho
| New York & New England ltuni tho enstera
| link uf q line trutu 0eenn to OCEAN Under rrnc.
! tIcMlly nl.u management. at tho McctIn4 today
| b0nrl OF fifteen Directors was elected. tho
llew nniues tM!nx Sidney Dillon, Cyrus W. FIold,
Jay Could. Henry l.. HHRus0n. llMHn j. Jewatt,
| Gettxe 3. lsubsFis and Nnssoll Sage Eon,pi-
1neniary speeches wore nude concerning tho re.
| ttrInR Directors. and a resolution Of thMnks for
| their valuable services WnB passed unanimously.
| The rrPurt pt the DIreetura was accepted with.
Utlt !lsGussfon. Gen. lap1es II. Wilson spukc at
| length uf the future OF tho road. linking very
| snnYulnc View. After the meclIn3 of tile sleck.
hnldcrs meeting 1T tho Directors was hetl Mt
the cntPnrNtto'i roos1s, Gnd Con. Wilson was re.
| eiCcted President
, 1881-12-07
Settlement of thn DlGlcultics Of the
Marietta 4: Cluclla1ttatls


BALTIMORE, Mil, Dec. D.-The agreement be.
tween tho negotiating parties In tho Marietta s:
Cincinnati railroad settlement liAs becn
reaohed, and tho Understanding ns rcHartis tho
different 1nortgaRes Is reported on Yuol nu-
thority tn be as follows: Tho ttr,t- mortgage
per cent bonds aro 10 bo funded, principal ut,sl
intcrcat. into Il now long bond burning ~ per
cent interest, guaranteed by tho baltimore &
Ohio, which in "strces" purlanco makcs It
-elaej." On Aug !, lssl, eight first
mortgage coupons wcro overdue, Or S28 oil
every 500 bond, making $3a.ENs overdue OF
Ice. ]. Tho ampunt OF arst. mortguKo bonds
outstanding Ia Elven ut S3,jl0,u00. md the OVER
due Interest to tho lst Of August, lssl, to be
funded Into tho tlew ~ per cent bonds would
bc seslo0o: total. A,+sV,e00 Tue scc,5DolNo sec-
ont-tnortgaKe1 per cent bonds outstanding ara
to DO funded ingo n new long per cent huud,
Tho overdue lnlcrcst IN given as about $s00,0N,
of which SiD,0G0 IL 10 be funded Into the NOW
scc0nt1- mortgage bunl, making that luan
$3,0000oQ In all. Tho other Sa0 000 Is to be tnnd-
Cd ut Its faco value into tho now thrtl.mostKake
lonx head described tn tho ncxr paragraph. Tho
third.mortgnEe outstanding per cent bontls
nre to no funded Into q new third l.mortgago
bond ut G0si por cont OF the principal; that Is.
for every SlOO dollar bond <0d.G11 Is allowed In
tho rew bond, which bcArs per cent interest
for ten years and 4 per cent thereafter. The
balances OK the prIncpal-51H per cent-nnd
all tho nccrlled Interest 70 Into q
first tncome bond bearing per cent interest.
ly income bond IL meant that the interest Will
bc paid II earned. The thtrd.mortgago bonda
outstanding nra given at $30O0.0W. On Jan. |,
1857. ten COUPONS viii be due, making $i,e90 Goa.
The n, QUO fourth.moriRuse pur cent bpnsla,
ncarly ail Owned by tho Baltimore & Ohio and
tho btesars. Qarrett. aro 10 bB funded Into aec-
OnA income bunu Oct. !. 1857, the orerduo
fourth EnnrtRnRe Interest aggregated $l,44UGa.
Tho hohtin4 uebs nnd the, other aItitaL1A IN tho
, 1881-12-07
1KlxA Marie do 1n NatIylttad YxnaER aud
SlrJolan I'epsn Listcr Kaye.

NEW YotK, Dec. 5.-A ,,otub1e wedding oc-
CURED ut 0racr Church this afternoon, aud yat
It. pNssctl oil 40 quietly tAAt acarcey 100 people
III tho city know OF 1t ut tho tfc. Atts3o p. IN.
lrJphn repys Lister Kuyc, lsarunot, Of Derby
Ar!,1igo.. rorksufrc. England. nnd Miss MArio do
tt NuttFltlad fzttaR.s, wefG married III tho praa.
tlonry Potter. tho rootor uf tho church. TharO
wcru no bridesmaids Or ssherA. Tho hTIl1 was
given Away BY her lrotlers Fernando IznuHa.
, 1881-12-07
GETTING BETTER.

Jnhn lsoaorb, tho uoldGr who wua nearly beaten
to death by Fntlx " i,osNltuns at tho corner Ut
feGue Al Jetforsan stse4la stlIs tuu lnys n3J, IL
B0 fur rouoyortd ihAt 1t la oxpertod he Will be abu
tn uppoar In the West Slas Pnllee Court this
tho leAder '6t tho gnuR. Ia booked for assault,
and ocoupieB y cell ut the Madison btreGt HtA-
Ftr1S
, 1881-12-07

Tho Now York d Ncsy England Road
Now Controlled By Gould nthtl His Az
Boclntexs
nosrOy. Mass, Dec. 0.-Tho Gould party were
chosen Directors Of the New York l. New En-
gIand Hnad tOday: Thu Directors organized nut
elected the following officers: President, James
II. Wilson; Treasurer. George u. rnippen; Sec
rctnry, Jatnes v. rerkins; Executive ColnH1tt-
FrGncn. William 4. Hart, and Iutnes Fl. Wilson,
or-o!lcfo. The New Yorh purity returned hone
In the nftCrnUVu,
, 1881-12-07

aps.tat Dapnlsh IA 1Ms Ehttdeo 1t{bnnt.
DAvEarnRT, la., Dec. G.-Capt. e. Z. Wren.
shall, for tho last three yenra Superintendent Ut
bridges aud buildings for the Chicago. ttock
lslund & l'aoitlo ltatrnad. with headquarters Il,
this eity. has tEaaerca hls resignntton, 70 take
similar position On tho st. Paul, Minneapolis l.
hiuNltDbu lt0liFunll.
, 1881-12-07
Tho First :srnlt,x.

Spteiot Dspateh to Ths Chteaee Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb,. Dec. G.-Trains began running
yesterday On tho completed portion Of tho Ito.
publican Valley ltallE.,nd betwcen Table noek
and Wynlorc. Southeast Nohraska This FORMS
a continuous road from the Missouri River
through tho southern tier OF counties TO point
on the burlington j. Colorado Linz.
, 1881-12-07
The Cairo & ~. honls Ordered to. Pny
,

HpkeSdI Watatkh 10 2hs EhlcaQo 7FlbUnk.
SpR1SuriELp, ill.,. Dec. G.-In tho case OF tho
Unfon Trust Company vs. Tic Calro /; st. f,ouIs
1saIlrtnl, In the United States Circuit Court, the
bill Ut exceptions to the report OF Specials
Master Frank n Jones was Withdrawn. 1t was
ortcrcd that $i.hi ii be paid to Henry ". tnt-
Bettlcment Ut claim for tile ilse Ut engines
Tho original amount OF tho claim was f.5 w.
, 1881-12-07
The Colorado Pool Likely to
Prove Short-Lived
institution.
The Northwestern Throws a
Bombshel into the Camp
and Spoits the Scheme, -
BY Insisting on tho Right to Pull
0ut When It Chooses on
Months Notice.
The New Yorle ~. Now England
Finally Passes into Goultl's
Hands.
Final Settlement Of the Difficulties Of tie
Marietta l. Cincinnati Rail-
road.


Marietta d Cincinnati Rail.
~.,.t
Ao"o'
The Northwestern Would Like tile Colo-
RADIO Pool We'll Etvi11ha PROVIDED u
Could Have tho privilege ~ AsrcaNtN4
Ont or Tho Fnatur6 on Thirty bny+'
Nnt&ce-'f1lc Other ftoadN Full to See II
IL thht AiKht, nhA Tor allc Present slle
Fool IL on. .... ......
Tho reorganization scheuie OF tho Southwest
ern Nn'lwny Association suffered ser!t'us
setback yesterday. Unc ot tho inost scriohs
troubles TINT tho southwestern AssHcilttlott has
haa to contend against ''urlnR Tho INST t"' years
Wns me mummy u snhlhta'n eo'nraao fates.
ihcaa Troubles hrosc frotn tho fact thlt tho
Ch!eaEo y Northwestern AMI tho II. Luis q
aah francisco ltoads were tip!o 10 rcach Eoh1fl'
DO points. and these TWO lines, not betnx parties
10 tue Missouri Alscr pooling arrangement,
could make such rates to those points Us they
pleased. reeaFalcss OF tho ratns established
By the Southwestern Associ.ldon. They
took advantage VI their poculinr position
quite frequently and cut the .ratea
On Colorado business. THIS, Of course, COM
PEELED tho association lines, In order to protect
ra,as w snn naim"s, S was fn s,,ot ~ 'e IL
fates on soco business. ~ was touno that. IN
order TO place the M'ssonf' Hlser pool on
n,rIo,,a ol,st.crs In thn wnv nr ia hSrtnonfm,s
md s,,cces.r,n uorbtnu. n wonId III, n4rc.sarv
+" nuke sumo arrangement W which culnsnl,,
rntea coula hereafter bo tlrmar maintained, and
tho ratc-cutt.ns incentive for tho roads outside
VI ue eou.n"ce.!n @ poo' " teulosea' ~
meeting OF the southwestern Association held III
forv, a aennrnte pon1 m rho cn,aro,,n h., ,,s,'sx.
NM InvItc nm Northwoator,, onn IT. r.,,'ia {.
Sun Sun Francisco to uaf,Ieipotc III III this his arrange:
1nent. or course tho establishments of auch
, 1881-02-28
FATHER GAVAXNl.

CLOSE OF lllH I.AtlOliY IN THIS ~" ,hs
Fathor 0avYzzi. sYuslplsa bls tabats ~ ms MS
city yezterl'iy. proachtns thsqu Iues. a. 'vS a.
IN Christ Church tblshup Cheney u eotl,' MA
Michigan avenue au'l Twenty-fnnFfh e"ss y. Il
subject bclnk "trho Work Of Goa ~ laH S.otI,,
hIltpust IN tho uftcr.iuon ut tho f!rs! na,
Church inr. I.arlmcr'a', corner of an.n .i,.isp
street aMd south Park avenue on 80, r. a.
Liberty, CtvlI n1hl llriH!uns" nIld ~ ~" EIt-
In tho Third Presbyterian Cnarr,a Church, 's asycuuek
trxani!nx Tlo Esanyelk..nn, W"Ixd s,a,,dtps ths
Frun ltAIinu Church. Hot"llns.u'itnt1s ot"s., ,nitnt1s At
sturln, Ihuro wpro gnMl c.'ElaIeeA. e'.n1r Ia.
thu throu Ghurellus, Am,l FAther VI ~, mpde !
creased tho iuturHst lII his WORK: ,n an sul hs
vary tNvurHbtD Impression ~ th!Gs". y, .hu lta
visil will luuGtluas result IN bcllGit tostautism
iAtla, as asslatunus IN hnildtny Mn fttItInsushsd
thUra hus hecM IHonilsta. Tue r sl.'s 'i'noria and
gentleman lUAyeH this HlDr'tlha w ,hu P.e1da
~. IAnlls, and thellco he 4ocs ~ .u.timn lin u 70.
C1nst. at prus1,it hu lsAs M sll'e".i sll'eai siuce hh
turning horu.-W tatlx to bo Ft'stttst,, ,at many
scrn,DIls have bue,I ~ isileEt'athla, ,, ths,R-
CNoDfe WIN did lGl hrNr MIN @nesna YAK.
sclves VI thu opportunity II ho cahle u !,
THE AEv. GEu!.GE Z. hfEpn" "a. uoot>r
ropeatoa bis Icuture oM tho late Ii'nIl naIltc1uooa
htius4, Ia Farwc!l Hall. yesteraa{sh H. stofu. -
IAa audlcucV was lasgs. III view u 'aS
, 1881-02-28
AN ENTHUSIASTIC LIFE,

rrnr. s,r,uv nrc,chc,t n, a,,tc n t,rvo convr,..
untinn vestrr,tn,. ,uorntuv fl lin
$500, $500 70 "s ,'".'"s ~ ~. ee".' ~ ~ @."t'i..
TAKING for ms thomc AN EnthtislaStlc l.lte."
Fo!lnwny Ia tho sermon In full;
1,o"'nux' ., ill., II "" ''n'' 10 ""18c o"t u s'oeP'-
IL nns ,,,o ,,,aa,,,.o., ,t.. A.. ,.,.,,,,. w
'a, ;' ,,r wv" @ e"s NV 1'."'est sue
,McntMl power, but chiefly from tho souls eli.
ihusias,n along Its nnblc pnsll. Men Ut small In
formation have deeply marked nur earth whcn
not storchotiso, hut " tnuchinc; Its greatness
na,, ,y"H not =, t VIVA. y ,n. s oa' IT, whit. It aocs.
t,,,, H., ,,,,,st $780,, h .nT".,nst J." W. No
nom ~ a,sa. .''o "Hu selcteneo :" hn immense
Its cnt,se. Mnny of tho grc,t nr,tnrs llnvc como
far short nr Ouiny inarne,! ihei, int III, onu Vi
,s hnS ~ f s Il 1'nrt ,nrt "f sH nm 4,
!" fail utterly. It must ivo tae @ to Ills splrs
ituui nctIvity tlo nncss,.t nll,,,ir.l, f"r ii Sy
In ld en otUn sunli on ,ha gtnHe tint would stIji
make vltnElty Ii part of urntury for tint .Irntit,
~ ~ nn q tr Or w ssn,,mst st n
truths i. though tLoy | VIZ. i,ctlon, viii w,e @ W.
iio 0gain rrn1,,iu Iht only The clcruytr,t,t. hit
sociuty. 1T iur1v, tlnst thu g,o.l of orr wnri.l
f"es SI,c e tfG% Y, 40 h.; swfSe Snea na sss
fnriint!on enough to Elilttc aid cnliglt, hut
fherc must br tully ars,,ssed st,sri, n.,i whoso
ACItGHkG HIrtllRH SuffIlK3 HnI jltHS OK tho
rnrth shall maize music. III physiology we n;iyu
tho general principle that warmth III life, eul-
rDsS !s tlCnth,-tc KusiGrnl temperature Of nm
ltAl life brlnK Il hundred degrees. TD snr
generalization VIC nist M cutr.c IL, MIR spiritual
scitnco md must cnlfess thut warmth " oncN
morn sfu. md coltlness tnntb III rgutlttiR tho
memoirs Ut II Rrcnt 1tln like Inlt Stuart MiIl,
Dr rhOnus EnrlyIe, or Mtcntlluy We arc glad tt,
hlI,feu liuNt, xtl,,,e pNucs which contain trnccs
Or in ittl.lt tc,ller,r5s t0,sNrsI little cb1i,]run
ur Il wife, nr II [rtcni, f0r s,le. umyrs
bcCol,e ,slNujs or rortluro in u iauev a.t, hrInv
sen. Unless tI,eso pinors Gun be iouil i, Il IL
ugruphy, WI deny tto Xrcntnrss ~ III s.tG1cct.
pllu Cul that IL ,P.strt whIrn Mt first srr,fi,,Ti
continent. Nun is nj inteilunf,tnl nrnut.
l1rp indeed hut hu ID t,iorU Er,ti,nrnfnl
thnn tntpllrutuuj-thut !s hg Is Iner Il rrcutnrt,
pf fuclluYa thMn nf fbD,,uht Hnvfnv funni
snnip ,tninnnt fcofiusa Tint nrc nnhJn 1,,s S,tn.
cn "a is nsJirrti >' 'S ''0'~' ''' s''o
1t Ia nut ncro,ted IN INV ytsuroce IF, },c tu,nt1
II srnfltuuntMiIst in thouiGvr mi ~ ,,n ni"ss",s
nu,,ur thnsr vht, ,ti",nt,t r. sIrva fhrIsIi"1,t,
Hwnr frt,,n er.r,tis inn it,o honrt r,r IN h,..
rurG Is unun tne sI'lr Of s,,rE M rfsnrr. VIM,
II hns nt,ln ts Iitnrnf,,tr ut~n+in,tni AMI % nns
i,niit ,m,tiorMi ,,nts1 mn, I'aa HIIi Wv, M ,tu ~!
o,nntfoImi nt.r"s sn % h"x sr,a.,.1t VIE ~
w., h n ".s susfe ,r,,, tno
~ T.i.r:,sht ".,u & 5"S @ @nn.,.n,g ., VIII suuon.
sm,uinnni ini',vhtcr mi MI ,,sn ~ ~
frIi,.tnwi ih".,it,tin :, ,vr.,iI ~ T., tr r .,t,
snn| n' ~ s n.t M.M, u" H. y. nmsnf H. WIN
Im,1s,, @ ni;, I IN, ,t.i. ~ - ~, m lMo.
NJ, tn 1.,mn, r's" " ,s " so,ni ~ ~ i,nia,,
, 1881-02-28
USE or THE WORLD.


ErrKn'io'l wna 1nthrrcd II. tho is"prs Church,
IfUuloy'n Theatre. whrtu tAu ituv. I,r. Thu!ia*
lryY,rflc,t an Instructive aprnn u,, "Ytu usc IF
~, Wnri" !" r,,1l,,y,r 4. ~, ,,s,,u,run t., rui,
~ ', A. ,,.rs I, :" ~ 49,. ',.''',. W. ~ ..
AM lucy tMt ast ta!s "oFl" hs iat't hpuslnR VIZ
-ICor., pff., II.
,Tnp term " world" " hns mnuv md lnruo tt,cnu-
,ru., II mnv In nnu,frd tn Tho ,,nrth nr r., Inn
.,.,.I - -" :. :" W." ~ . ~ w
""eV'n' ""ie'se' ut " 'hAS ineaH W she 'h'h9a
uf time and scn1r. rs wcnfth, nr plchstsrc. or
cnrthIy pursl,lts. In this hr,t,l seusu It Drtrtl
utn,,ds n, rnnir,,.t In t,invs .ntrit,,ni ns I'm
.,.,, ,,r ,,o .,,'a,, ~, ~. 's,,,.,.,., ~ ," ~,
'"HsA ~ '"c M"ti'' VT Hc p!c"H'h'H" se"Se "s
opposed tu tho things Of tho rpIrIt. fh'ts wn
spcnk or tho worldly. .ttr mud tic wBrltity- wtsn
~ Timer wbusn lives MI InrucIy t th, t,trs,, ~
ssa"i.n ,,s w. a., .,,u'.,.,.s ~ .,n, ,,." ~,
Mcn1u'or 10 the plt'suFes ~ t'tl'e' hs Hse" ~
tho text. suppose tho w0r,l properly ruyera tho
wide He'll Of ali earthly ny lalor, pleasure,
wrnlth. mn, nil an.lnI r.,luttui,s.
,,,,. ..is .,,., s,,..,.., ~ ,,,,.,sx, a<,,,a,
itt" '"'s NHst sss'e'n o' tn'"ss ""n ee',leS as
Il lsert MS p0ssessnr. ilu Inns faculties IL ttc-
tIrc, utld powers To nosagRs Nntl Ia nt1Jvy. lilo
is lin mnstcr. thu ,ny,,rr. n,ul nat tho srrynnt.
r,,, a~,t J., - snr,,,, ..,,.,. n.,, ~. ,., ~, .a.,
Ing Npt'e 10 W serVe 'a"..' nhu wv NV" " Fee'"
tho woris. II Whs sn.o fns him. MD nut ho fnr
1t. And uncc study Of tho prt,icr use uf tht,
wort,. Or how to s,, Inc It nv Il, secure tho huh
~, r,1s uf mr. rnrhiv rist rnrc i. n,,f. ar vSrv
1rmt ttnfnrt"nr,, '''' 1"'7s @es' - o'S ~ '@''
, 1881-02-28

that lrnl a,t Of rnny sut,una, or ,f tia surlnl
% that 4 'h"y , r, r" n, n " % c,xsns i" ] s h, re-" r
lined tMstts. md are l,,t nli tho sn of Progress
mud md nuhc strt',r. stnh .ncy w"nI l'nv" tho
mid even tnnttsh, a,nl It Is y,,lr privilege y, 10
many Of ymr i,,,ns llIipractcaNlr. SUMO uf tbou
| \. nciMaity hnrmfnL md Temperatures pcupc
generally iii Il srt Ut fhlsnltcs.
N"w. III vcw Of all titc.., great principles thr,s
We wish To inM!ntltn. MHd Of thu fnct TINT III II
M,np!cx civilization ike u'ss % ws sa., iaks only
Msa,,"piS whas !. tho best rerorin poiIoy sia Tor
| n rrply 10 questions of this kind 4 sounds
wcll +" auy. md thcrs Is IL certain satisfaction IN
etiAct pr,,hlbltury law, usll rlfnrce Il. Int ID
Il Dt E'aeS ,s sitr ,at ind 1olt"sy wr Ivy Z es sn ~
is "s H. "nfnre II as f1H; IL hsaso @ ~ rrs" M"fS w s"
Esn Il esr shs s;S," I s e y ss o @ e9S' @
rsohtiii,oa. md liz al.rcrati'hte sl,tse: w"a!i
worst elements tf CUR population ,nn Htlt,tt1.
~, Ut, says M s "c; lf W. s..tlnnt haS i.,hot!9n,
ent, en 'ia in % athar'typ vi" viii 'y Tic
Laws. We'll ii .loca scc.,. as il We .n.4t to havo
sast ii; IN much rs ssMn I". Of ,"E'ac f..
what nrv tI,c faetsy suppose what .Ire caIiai
HS t fS tS Rs yaS II Hs S a Tr' f"r Ganea t II 'a, IL
'nach ward, men WIN, Will ple'lgc themselves I'd
erss TN mi n y aS sy IN w sinas sss tn; 10
llcensus; vim will shut ,!p und '.eep shut lip
every snlno.l III wtlGh either distilled pr fer
NJ. % NY; vi. @ WA Siais', @ IA si% M IetitsI,ent ~ @ ~
MIL every l,o.t.o Tint hrIongs ta this class: VIM
will urrnk M nll tho va.!,Gl!nx.hoI:es VI tllo
noi;innss % ,ck"t p!e.sei IL attaek ycu a s|It: it,
! IVl!ty nt ~ sides nhd give thnin nn place Af
refuge wfhin onr cortNn!te ti.'iiA: suppoan..
pledges. whit wn,liA he the result VI thnt Ticket
hui this bu6vc 10 tsu tho truth: suph IL ticket
wonll hc drtcatch3 To-: U noiatoi. And tllAt
,hc tickc. lint would 10 .iertctl w.i placs ic
~ n ,w'r ss uMwnr'hy xin o p;f"s ah
would Increase our tMantloti, impufr tho arutlLt
rround WHICH t,S Liter a;lminlstrasoi,s u ito i,o
! II tIckGt pledged To- NJ sweeping il change, bo-
ca.'se aIn s,ttslsd t,at tho attomrt u enforce
very Atcrests which nm uilxinli4 to protect.
!, hut this ts mt altering ii syllahu ~ favar ot
tlla nomination OF nud men, or at men wl,o hnye
tho pLnh 0f work to tho inaturiat on" hns 10 work
with. Tho butlor the MMyor nnd Alderman tho
viii iDt tic ' tre Stsre d te H.
| sun hc makes In Il city election, however cx-
ccllent tho personal character of tho notnlreos
You sec. therefore, thu. ! would apply tho
,loctsinc Of cxpetncy IN my ntin!nrt to gtvo y
world npply II to myself IN rcfpronco e my in
'Iuvnco i,pon other pcnple. Certain things nro
.nuy not 10 especiHlly harmful In themselves il
,, y nut a, exped!c.t a!.,t, Tor ms s to =" nto
uny s'n: bnt !ny cxntnpie would hc hur1ntnl. md
s ssrs1 syry M so; e ween :. ~ i
| weakness Ut Dr. Cros!ty's argument In sFlM,sl-
, 1881-02-28

nnlls rlInrteirr. hnyn passr,l ninng thcar paths
Of rcligInu! Whit service they l,hvc Trnd"r" ,l!o
human rNG'! Whnt fime they hnvG h'iNrnhly
won frutn mankind. md III what blessed hopOs
they lNYc bIllAilll niILNLl Z, this GXidtNMGu.
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Married.

WINTZ-ARMITAGE the St. Ga
briel Church, Iberville parish, La, Tues
day, October rs, 1881, by the Rev. Father
Dubernsrd, Mr.. JOHN A WNTz to Miss
SARAH II. ARMITAGE.
The above announcement came to our Of
flee accompanied by basket containing a
very liberal printers fee, and it was an APP
preciative assembly Of typos that gathered
about the imposing stone to discuss the good
things brought forth from the inner recesses
Of the receptacle aforesaid. In bumper of
sparkling wine the health Of the happy pair
was pledged, and it was resolved without a
dissenting vote that the CHIEF and it's en-
ployees sincerely wish Mr.. and Mrs. Wintz
all the happiness and gosd fortune their
hearts can desire. The lovely bride is 3 sis
ter Of our esteemed friend, Mr.. L. w. Armi-
tage of Houmas store.
LEBLANC--RATEAU Donaldson
vile, La, on Tuesday, October Is, 1881, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, by Rev. Father F. X. Coup
pens, Mr.. ALFRED LEBLANC Of New Orleans
TO Miss MARIE RATEAU Of Ascension parish.
The ceremony which united this happy
SoutAo AAA cAiS ASAJ O0ANo VA AAselA A"OuS was
performed in the presence of a large con-
course of friends and acquaintance Of the
bride and groom who had gathered at the
church to witness the oonsummation Of
the nuptial VOWS, which was to take from
our midst one, vino, by her gentle DISPOSE
ton aud unassumiue manner, had achieved
the conquest Of many hearts-the loss of
whose genial presence and agreeable society
will be long felt by a large circle Of warm
friends and admirers.
After the. ceremony quite q large number
of friends of tho newly welded couple con-
gregated at the residence of the brides
father, MR. Jean Rateau, and were regally
entertained, with q sunlptuous banquet
spread for them in honor of the marriage of
his only daughter. During the repast sew
eral toasts were offered for the health and
happiness Of the bride and groom, and it
was only when the happy pair were about
to depart that the guests left the table.
The bride had but short time to change
her bridal dress for moro suitable travel
ing costume, and bid an affcctionate and
fearful adieu to her loving parents and
friends, before leaving to reach the depot,
in time to catch the evening train. The
guests, after having consoled each other
with the thought that their cherished friend
was not altogether lost to them, returned
to their homes with feelings of joy and sor-
row intermlngled. We tender sinoerest
congratulations to the favored couple, and
hope their life may be one of continued
happiness and prosperity-thnt their con-
nubial joys may be many and great, and
their troubles only little ones. NELLA.
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

President Arthur is proceeding very
cautiously in the matter of selecting a
Cabinet and shaping tile policy Of
his administration. Up to this writing
he has made but Que Cabinet appoint
ment, that of ex- Governor E. D. Morgan
Of New York to be Secretary Of the
Treasury, vice Senator Window, re-
signed. Gov. Morgan has, however,
decli9ed to accept the appointment and
it will probably be rendered to Judge
Folger, also Of New York.
The President is reported to have
requested all the remaining members Of
his predecessors Cabinet to retain their
places until the regular session of Con-
gress in December, and it is likely they
will accedo to the request, with the
exception Of Attorney General Mac
Veagh, who desires to retire at once.
Ex-senator Howe Of Wisconsin is promi-
nently mentioned as probable successor
to Mr.. MacVeagh.
All visible indications refate the ex-
pectation SO generally entertained that
President Arthur would adopt partisan
Stalwart policy and open war upon the
Republicans who sided against Senator
Conkling in his contest with the Gar
field administration. 1t is evidently the
intention of the President to adopt the
course best calculated to heal dissen-
sions in his party and at the same time
serve tile interests of the country, hence
the great caution and deliberation he is
displaying in the selection of Cabinet
officers.
The fears that Mr.. Conkling would
sock to exert controlling influence in
the now regime, and that the power Of
the administration would be exerted III
behalf Of the candidacy Of Gen. Grant
for third presid entail term are alike
quoted by the announcement that Mr..
has made professional engage
ments that will fully occupy his time III
New York and elsewhere, and that Con.
Grant has assured his friends that under
no circumstances will he again permit
tho use of his name as candidate for
the Presidency.