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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24

M KS ii. r. WRIGHT, CLArRyoYANT AMI Mac
N1SETIo PHfsIoIAN. has eminent success in treat
Ing acute ana chronic diseases The suffsrina
should call at her residence GOO 9th street corner
Of T street northwest. st,I INT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24
DRY GOODS.

sHEETING BOTTOMS AT OLD P2IOES.
rfLGR q CHEWNIha.
feh2l BIS 7th street northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Or. E. 9. " EsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT specifc for hysteris, Dizz ress, Uon.
sion. Loss of Memory Spermatorrhe, Impo-
teucy, lnvoluntary Emissions Premature Old
Age caused by over. xsrtOn, SELF abuse, or over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
desth. One box will cure recent cases. Each
boz contains one N ontb treatment One dollar
box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent By mail
prepsid on receipt of prics We guarantees six
boxes to cure any csse. With each order re-
ceived By us for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollsrs, We will send the purchaser our writ
ten gu Ms1tee TO return the money il the treat
neht does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by J2NNEY 3 90. Druggists, Ae1sndris,
W., wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
mail wilt receive prompt attention mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18
II -EL-5 : STUART
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1< da'rr on tue Zith dry ot fecru4.v, 1915
X cu'ed o. C"arlas +. ~uIL.,, sld -: re5.rd II
tue !Snd r cords o. ihs civ ui ....-arlri. VS.,
!Ioer % I, psse IL aGG by ms rCqua-. 81 the
oen' Ec rry tGrfeGv Ilce nniiei sat .acu-ad -
nut Ia SSH! G-e r=r-ci / r'i't proceed 70 sci,
81 pubha slclon, =, Sc front door ol the prem
!s's corT~y - Oh s. II t:DAi. the u uay Of
Juy. !tol, ;. IL n IN ss / ire &isrs 10 vii:
ih. LOl " 4 fUC NJ ~r.h tae RsiUk
81 { 5pUo {. :tertcD si:u a.ed ol n. ro-tG
eide 4 & s.y,ct 0,:@s.n uae su. Cr;.n
Et'as.-, :. ihe civ Q. sex -:!tIa W. il ::Uns
IN h:a1 s.Flet =: 81. I'D ,1tanIiry north
"s!di7 II. sane -. {. 81 - IraaL :! ..,, 20
Fayste eg; o.la. ~ ,le--ises now occupied
oy Z. DuwL.-m >. 30
Terms OF Sale: i'-.h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18

fs7kll,l / rs SALE OF r :, nl.,4.., y,
5y vistua O: d.a1 Of t:u,. from stw"r4
!. Cai.-f 10 M, bee.i1 t... uf Dec Iub-r 10 h.
10 a!,G -ego del IL tnn i,erk's III -pt ',nn.
ioua co4n:y :as. !lptfg ;,,.f,n-,.o q rs-[Ti,-.,
out IN p-ygIsions .. s,Is trr.t 'fYsr ~
ne si,,.Ga ~, ,.. sH. y. =. = {, -
Day. Ia. BUN i.,l ..ai,"', ~. RI, go - = !" ~
L.NU, situated IL Iowa. rI,t,1,I -. O.,
sun. sEa re.r sud er -I'rc, -. ~. "a i.
"WOUDLA o." cu1taiuy I-trE%, r;ilsJ
DkG1 ArJ TN aU.:a. JLs f,rm j. vii
"s!efe5. h.s s. auD.5 supply # lin nor J.. &C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18

By virtue OF y deere" OF tae Circli. Court Of
me co.hty OF A.eGan- ris T~nierod =. is Nay
Ter H. 1881 n the sal. 0! - r=atIry Brothers vs.,
/ r. NJ MGc.on ct B.. the un leTsisued, conmis.
scHer iner l asm'i. VIII ii-r ftf sa g, by pub
'lc auction, W3.DAI he ttst DIV Of
July ls6' uDon the premises, sl Il .'c1ock IN
tue I0!ioNl.S dsacr Dcl rra. ,...le, 20 wit:
4 X -.ul UF l. "a i IL the county Of Alex.
aAcEit, Virgins, sitgs!et 40 u! :wU miles from
Ieoi S-to"L $40 a5uG! one mil from B,ps
Gross reads, cUl.a aing - s,rcs 3 roOts SIC 81
po.es, $40 oslEs tbs and wDicn Was couvevet
20 lfa = Au o oy =. y b. Tay Iur on Inc
2Jlu OF May, 1919, ~ De- 1 duly record. d in H.
Der No 3 page 555 # Ghe !aat r=co.rs of
Aie1sEctia county. The ,roperiy is ia proved
by DWI LuinG HuuSa VIA :ocm. srC
b Ra hid Il HM b%T EoUso, = vii of 90 d
~a.er, about $50 apple trees $50 ruach TEES. 10
dTarl pears, oO 10 To t. t,rd p-at' trees Az to
oJ cherry Trees, lr0u i.U0 - 1900 .rao. ylns
al OF the cRClces: VsTitiles There is a. .buud.
aIce OF =nade end Il 'leau.!ul .velue Il Or.,.
L cts. tr9es leatirg 10 the cr=LnIses
ieimS vi Ja.e: lasi ~ - costs .. NIT and rs
sale; srd me sun q S!-UJ -Ih .lt rest g. 10
ger Cen. ,roin Ma, So. loIi ca. subject To =
csedl. OF S4-U IS the rru!a alnd+r Il .he pu-c!
m0aey |! ahy IpCl creIt * six lGaivea d
alsh.e nont!s, 20 Dc secured by lhs nules u
puscL .ser ~ gO0f Eecuri:y III t.ig to bs re.
tslned ultl tn- dei6C-e1 layn.nts arau;e.
GEoHGE Il kaNiGY.
N!tl--"iW L0m cli=GiOuer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18

0rHE PERFECT WASHEkl
TIE PEHFECT WASHER!
We have this cay received another invoice Of
the above. 4 ney will wash clothes wthou. rub.
bipg, and thus prevent the wear and tear of
w,,h boards. Any purchaser VINO is not salts
fed that i, does hll that is cisimed for it After
fir rial, csu return it and have ths money re.
funded Price S3.
A MCLEAN & UHLBR, Sole Agents.
myA IS King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18

uOP BIrTERo, the most popuixe tunic t
IL the d,y. ~ sdvertlsed in another column
OF The tazette, are sold BY
myl4 4, 8, LEADBEATER y BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18

cIRD CaGEsl BIRD CeGE:!!-A new
l. 10. just received also Cage Books, Bath
Tub,, E1trs feeding Bottles, Uut!le Fish, &C.,
s . MCLEAN s. UHLER,
III IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18
EHHN ssED1 NagEgE.srs

HRODEHs
= 'nlrla, sa aI.1.r,,,E. A4N
"UDERS q SWAINE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18

The Traveller who Wisely Provides
A&-rst the cortinae1cy OF illness by taking
with him Hostettsrs Stomscht Bitters, has occs-
5'on to congratulate himself on his foresight.
wnen be sees Others who have neglected to do 80
suffering from some one Of ,he maladies for
which it 's q remedy ard preventive. Among
these are faVer snG sgue, biliousneas, constipa-
lion and rheumsti:rn, diseases often attendant
upon chs7ge Of climate or unwonted diet
Fsr ssla b. 81 I1npoist And De alars cane.allv
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-21

| !. 2 4 srR =.
|hyilade pa hjertat, och sedan han
|utropat: 'sOh, denna f5rskrackligaS
|smarta ar hart, lutade Mrs. Gar.
field sig mot ena skuldran pa Stan.
ley Brown. Hon var icke helt och
|hallet of6rberedd pa det sorgliga
|slutet, ty.doktor Boynton hade ma
|gra dagar forut sagt henne, att
|hennes man icke kunde lefva. Hon
|stod yid sidaIs af sjuksangen, graz
|tande utan att yttra ett ord. De
|tva sma fiickorna ctodo d1rrenJ
mellan sjnkrnmmet och f5rstugan.
Da Nellie sag, att hennes moder|
gret, sm6g hon sig sakta in rum
met och slog sina armar kring sin
moders halls.
Doktor Bliss hbll sin hand pre- [
sidentens ena handled och kandeI
forgafves efter de pulsslag, hvilkaI
skulle bada lif. Doktorerna Boy
ton och Agnew voro sysselsatta medl
att inspruta brandy kroppen pal
den sjuke. Det fans knappt ett|
hopp att bibehslla lifvet, men mani
underlat Ell att g1ra det sista f6rs8.
ket, hvilket dock visade sig vara'
utan yerkan. Sa smaningom blef-
vo andetagen mindre markbara.
MIR presidenten t1rst blef sanslos,
l1unde man i hela rummet hora hu.
ru djupt och tungt presidenten an.
dades. Mar slutet nalkades, kunde
knappt en- rorelse az br0stkorgen
skonjas. Doktor Bliss lade slit ORA
ofran hjertat och fam, att dess Stag
hade upph0rt. Presidenten val
d0d. Lakarne stego tillbaka frar
sjhksangen. ''Det ar slut, sadt
doktor Agnew Ogonblick a.
smartfalf tystnad fSlile, och MAI
kunde endast hora enkans under
tryckta snyftningar. Tarar skim
rade ALA de narvarandes 0gon
Mrs. Rockwell, som varit Mrs. Gar
fields narmaste f5rtrogna gick fran
till henne, lade sin ena arm krins
hennes lif och hviskade nagot
hennes Ora, hyarpa hon ledde en-
kan utur rummet. De bada frun
timren gingo sakta till Mrs. Gar
fields rum. Mrs. Brown f0ljd'
dem. Da de hunno fran till dBrren
vande Mrs. Garfield sig sakta ON
och det hon lade sin hbgra haht
uti sin privatsekreterares hand, sa
de hon: "Jag skall lita pa eder''
Dorren tastes efter henne, idet hol
skred 6fver tr6skeln.
klockan 8 pa morgonen hade ka
binettsnedlammarne atervandt til
West End fran Elberon. Sedal
vannerna/h /hade lemnat dodskamma
ren, begaf sig Mrs. Garfield till sil
aflidne mans sida. Hon drojde el
] god stund ensam i rummet. Titan
!. for vantade Observation-Disclosures
och deras hustrur. Mrs. Rockwell
och hennes man stodo pa 0fyerst
steget trappan och vantade d
den hardt pro fvade stackars enkal
skulle komma at. MIR hon andtli
gen lemnade rummet,. der henne
1 mans knapt kallnade lik lag, ham
hon ei langre lin till tr1skeln, de
hon uttrottad sj1nk till goltve'
|Karleksfulla handler lyftade henn
upp, och hon bars till sitt rum, de
4 hon inom kort kom till medyetan
de.
! Under de sista stunderna af sit
|lif var presiden ten, som vi reda
! sagt, utan sans. Han drymde 81
an en- gang tillbaka till Mentor oc
bland tilldragelser, som timat ur
der de lyckligasse dagarne af han
lif. Han satt IN engang uti d
gamla, kara hemmet med sina q
! skade omkring sig, och han sag NJ
der feberfantasierna sin granad
moder, som var siIstolt ofyer 81
g5t 80 ss 4 = s$,
, 1881-10-23

ance policies were very few. and mostly In mu-
taaa companies made up In the localities where
me wnole people wera the sufferers. ConSe-
quentty very little will be received. certainly
am uc5lrous to have the call for AID cease at tho
earliest possible period; II this the entire COM
m.s:ton arc ngreed. und hopc the Gag may not
lie fur d}srant when 1t Can and will be done
Pardon this lon. letter: 1t could unt well lie
maize shorter and give the desired Information
very respectfully yours,
= III. r. BAIpw1x, Chairman
LOCAL COLLECTIONS.
The following II Il listof the collections re-
eeiyed By the 1.umbermen's Committee aud tie
Secretary Of the Iunnbcfmeu's Exul4nge aud
NOT previously reported:
Thomas E, tCur:scy, Cameron, No., s.: First
Raptist :Suntl4r-schooi. Har!an, ILL.,, 81: 4.
llake. IS: citizens of Odeit, H.. $a; citizens OF
Eranstor. sl1; Mrs, b. Rice. Evanston. 81: Fra
zer Iuorieasor Company. -: J. 5: Plnsrce. =.
Committee Dr,I.-l,ook IG-Atorrison,
PlumnIcE Co., SIS: n: G. Bartlett, -: William
Baker, $5; J. Cumadi. S.: William NJ Dale So;
e. ". Hambrlxht, s.: II. K;roth, s.; j. S ia
eeous s.; Mis- y. !. CHAPMAN. s.; \; "; Grass
lilly. u. D.. ST: E. 4. Lyon s Co.. 81: B. ii. 'ja-
cons. 81: J. o. Henderson. s.: F. u. Rogers, 81;
John Morrison -: ". K Forsyth, s.; T. II.
Cowder5. 8; August FrancS, 81; total, ST.
, 1881-10-23

Of resolutions to the effect that the hours Of la
bor should be diminished and earnings Increased
uutit the waHe system wna crowded our uf eI-
istcnce. Also that the congress affirmed and
r,ttifed the action OF the International Work.
fur Peoples Assnciutfou held In London, Eng,
july lf-al 1851, and organized under those rto-
ommendatl tlon-. -
THANKS TO THE N1a1L1srs-
Tue following was also offered:
THAT we hereby extend On behalf OF the de-
foufers of liberty everywhere our heartfelt
lsntsng warfare upon the evils Of Czartsm, and
they have our unqualified support in employing
any and ull means to extirpate such mousten
from among mrn.
ave declare it to be our duty az members OF
trNueS unions to strive for tho amalgamanou
or federation OF cur hitherto isolated unions
upon national aud international basis, 10 tha
more united in tue great struggle for tho over
throw ng the domination ct capitalism"
The Committee OH Organization reported thaa
the purity should be called the "ReyOludonary
Sociniistlc Lnbor Party" 1t should be composed
Of uutonomUus grUups~ each group to adopt !tS
own merhoI Of propaxandisH- Bureaus Of Id
formation should be formed for purposes OF
penses u such bureaus to be met by voluntary
subscriptions
AL the reports were received, and then de-
based by sections This process occupied 4 long
time. but tho debate WAS on questions OF wos>i-
Ing only. altu was much protEacted by the ne-
cessity Of translating the resolutions into Ger
man.
The congress will consider the reports Of the
Committees on Resolutions and Organization
this marnlnR. In theevening there will be Il ball
aud banquet at Turaer Hall. and JustO3 SchHah,
OF New York, will make speech.
, 1881-10-23
THE COMMUNISTS.

Proceedings Of yestertiay's Conyen~
t1on-Great Cry and Little Wool
the Socialistic Congress, which began tt5 ses-
slons In this city on Friday, was TO have met at
half pasty o'clock yesterday morntnR II Was
ucruHiIy calIed TO order 1T O'clock tn the alter
noon by J. T. Dusey. Of Chicago, IN one ot the
miuor balls U; the North Side Turner Hall. and.
IN MOTION, Tim d Meara, of this city, WIS chosen
President for the afternoon. Mr. ONcura SAID
it was the proulcst moment OF his l'fc, auo
asket, the twenty three woril-rcformcrsp present
wnut WIS their pleasure.
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
presented II report setting forth that men had
rights, including mir. water. ano all e!sc 1nat *
;lats, and thai deprlvatiou Ut any ot THESE eie,
,urn,s wns rubbery. Private property anu
wages stuyery we're denounced mildly, and the
congress WIS called upon to pronounce ~ im'or "
,f educating the trotden- upon to sense OF
t1elr ;yruurs by lntAns of publications.. lectures;
eic Trade ana iahor nnons should ho formed ,.sa
IL p,utect the ~nEe-woFEers- The committee
reported IN favor pt tbs tuituwlng: ..,
inuepeniau, political ucIlon wherever such
MAY be deemed advisable Tor the pufps3e ol
mronxfuncss and inet!iclency uf our political
Institutions aud the so-ca!sed 1ree- -oaAoe leni-
edg. x,r<,.
apauda and the preparation for at1 agKreSstse
warfare to be syaKed against tne system. sup.
purters. and uphoders of exploiIanon o. ;iai ,nit
by man. and to introduce ~ It's steau free Soc'a1
and industrial cooperation
This report WA s,xned by .1ustus Il. schWao.
AuE. Spies, anu 4. X pafsons. Dr. swain: OF
Rostf,u presented II minority report, signed ny
hjtnEptf, He declared that I'LL Men had right 70
ur, lund. water. etc. and that 4 "as the right OF
th,,se detpoiled Of these innlienapae Ei9ots 20
sick about IT, He recommended - as the 1Dost
economic PROGRAM OF resistance mi revolution
the orantza zion of the friends OF human riRht.
iuto local. nnConuf. and international groups
THE11: POLITICAL rr1Sc1rlEs
to be: individual orcreIgnty-no government OF
,nnf fy 1,,;,-unnrchY. Their methods: organ
Ted npslcuuon fr,ni tho pulls- resistance to
tuxatiun, fres speech. orzauizato7 Of BANKS OF
mutual credit free trade cost the l'mlt or price,
no exploitation Ut Uan BY man.
: Mr- r Peterson, Ut the cnamittee, approved
OF ali the repuet except she resolution calling
fnr Independent political action Sir. Spies was
opposed to tho clause approving OF trades
81. Parsons, Of Chicago, orerad : tuEtass set
, 1881-10-23


Stmr City Of Nilwaukee. Manitnwoc. sundnss.
lsroI e. L HrvckxaF. IudnRIUn. LOWING.
Vr,u Wuverly. UutMiu. sundetes~
jlrt,t, Clinton, Milwaukee,, 3lIaL
I.rop Philadelphia. BurA'y. sundrlal-
fln,t, Nr..u,,.e5, UenLun IatbuF. sdpdf1eA- e
f,-1s, q j. Trursde'. Lud.ngtpn. lumber.
1,ren Charles lleilz. MAuistee. lumber. 80
f,n,D New purE. Huuntu. sundries+
f.r1,n Fayo:ite, 3ien0mtnec- :owtnE.
l,r,n Hiyr,arck, Natine*le. towing.
I'rtp Ioscobei. Peshttso. to"uk.
Schr T. L. Johnston. Mnntstte; iuInoos'
Scsir [; riusby. MRHauteG, a;,,i': a.'o1
s;chr S;t.u SiEet, Iunii.n. lusnDet. -
schr Annie sherwood. Erie. cenL
s:rrr snrv.. l. Wrenn, CedsT Liver. luu1ne1.
sso1,r arntt. Thufpe, Fackard's tie1, iutopeE"
Set.r t:nc Horn. Grand Haven, au!nher- .
go 5rrps i !. Isott4c. Munfster+ laiut,eFs
Schr 4 Il Wpud. MeuuE1tnet:. :umpes.
ssc,e Uranus, Menumtnee. lumber
s;rrr Planet. Ncnutntnee. lunbeF-
schr f)l1awu, Grand dAven: luMoef:
Sc S.h- N1rr ludwig. i'ackardn t'teF. anFK.
Scnr sinry T. Packard. PaciaTds lies- 1utnoof'
s.I.r i,evf TT ant. ACsEe.nn !ulnpel"
;cnr /. i. Joaes. Mu.keEun. lun1osE.
EcSr Nenexuuaee. MurineHc. lnmps
1c 1cns 1is. -f,.nhe et1>un. Marii:ette. fumoef.
;Eh- Ech. + i, Ty,1n, Mar1uetle. lunbef-
suar Vnnne BAY. resnliEO. lntlott%. :.
Son- Active. Peshtt.O. lumber
;;ci,r taf-Le1f, Ma<uuville. LUMBER
ACTUAL SAtLtSGS..
stnr CITY of Milwaukee. 3iansto*oe. son2s'es+
Sa11 6rnn Messenger, Dsntun Hazeor. snnane.'
3sn,p Skylnrk. Benton na1qMoa,, M',t aoo1A wa -
Prob 1rzpuAut EscRaans~ u2ai-
, 1881-10-23

consid"rah, ina W., Tug npslz9n. where tnere is
On tt1e ef. gs ;ho ~ hna9s uarker 1oregrounu.
house, and on the. right vessels md u
tug showing its green light The smaller picture
Is il complete contrast, and Is tuIied = FnxVv
Norntng OF Cupe Ann" It is bright in tone,
and shows the sun struggling through the toy "a
II ~ oreais away. Among other oi!;naint.ngs is
Distnnt Hills" 4 Very good picture b. John. i.
Chapman is '- The Harvest Mass on the Roman
CnmpagnA-" Miss Ida Waugh has an ideal
tlEurr:in the costume Of page which IS excel
lently painted, und illustrates well tho title
"sad Hours Seem Luue." !.
Miss Jari,, ! t,~ow- ,vbo to, hoo,> .aa.,,o
t,,me rntari in rivn1 %and, S ;,t h ;s ~ ~ so.'.e ~
tnitish rn,,e,n.. mi rr .,. ~ ~ "aet ~. ~ ~ 60;
hcmct,t ~ t,i;es wh" t. ts tn a ~. ~ W. I.aa
M urrnn;Io ;han ~ rr,f -..t;,.. .1i ~ .., nns
farr hns ,,ht.,i,tt - a,,itnh1a 49,, .e .t.yos.
Thentrc Building, where she lnay te round nfte-
nov. l. sue Is nusily engaged IN preparing for
her opening, which will occur on the I'd and afth
wis be furnished in artistic style by spiexa., thc
scandinavian room in c5nny. tne two
readug-sooH's in cherry and ash rsspecs-
made to order aftc. entirely new designs. t
has Le.n tlec.uca essential to chunse INC u,cu,-
tersnip feo 10 81, as the amount first mentioned
did not rank the Cusmu6 properly in the scale OF
literary aud perm aneut Hrt rsecuns. For the ben
etit of strangers visiting tho city there will he
Eem!-Annuni cNrds At IS each and Quarterly
capds 1T s.. S,nx:e admissions to non- -subscrli5-
S..t ~ - " - :. ~fH' " -
cuIe ~ tne ns.,sts t1e lalsest poss'H.e puo'c 70
vie" 9uelr "orAs or oecotae puscaaseFs.
At the last meeting Of the members Of the
Academy OF Design 1t was resolved to open a
schoo! where pupils could receive instruction
In the various branches nj nrt- Prof. James F.
Guuktlls, who was a successful teacher here In
the ante-tIre days, has been enga.ed TO take
ehMrKe OF the clusses when will oe-
cupy Room 10 Ia the American Express Build
Ing. The Academy OF Design still
p''sscssea a valuable chnrter which exesnpts it
from tAxa tiUp al, any Surr and II it shnuiH ever
, 1881-10-23
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
How 10 Find n Freak, and How t

How 10 Find n KfeaRs ana lao" 10
.arpair II sz't1en Fonnd.
One of the Interesting questions connected
with the laying OF the underground cahiu and
Its hope<l-for success relates to the discovery,
w1.as., c,oso limits, CT treak in the subter
raueau wir. snd tho readiness with which the
break 1uuv he re,'airt.i, tho connection restored,
and the whole difficulty reiaeLied It will Eead-
lily u.;u,lr to most people ths, If 1t shall bccoHo
necessary to tear 'lp a long line Ut sireet-say i
bluck Or two-every time the current through Il
wire Is broken, the underground cable will
shortly prove quite as much of an annoyance
allI Il general nuisance us the pole system, with
eli It's u,.iuoas aud its other Objectionable feat
Tres
rue Western Indiana and the Mutual Union
pau;,ie naturally recognize the necessity III Il
system which Will detect these difficulties ut
short range, and enable .hsln To rciaoye theta
as speedily ano 1t as lyle cost as possible NJ
to 1car up street for The fun OF tt. III fAct,
there Is no fun III it: 1t costs money Tue i'm
Pc, alive needs 1T .lninterrupted connections
aud the expense attendant upuu rcpeIring u
break whenever. by any acc.acut. those cul,cl-
ttuns are destroyed. are Tho strongest Kind OF
incentives 10 pr.,vlde uGninsr sucu :tu unttrtu-
unite occurrence While It Is, OF course, i,n-
possible. FROM the vcry. nature Of things. 70
prevent tho teur!n;; up OF 4 certain portion Of
the street to repair Il break. the two aompares
now laying the wires would napear to havo
taken every precauston in the way Of reducing:
the pussible annoyance to r ni!niuu,n.
III brief, 1t IL designed to
PLACE TILE TEsr1SC-srATIoNs 10 FEET
A7AIsT
less than half block. Whcro break ocHurs
between any two testing statinn5 tho exact
rulrt OF the brraE Ia Hscertalaed by striking the
centre OF the distance between. the ;wn stations
,n,l in,.a1,nr fitncr war. This acience of trst,-
has feen developed until the testers arc able.
with tnoir Instruments, tv locmtu had srot with
cable has been ,aeasured. The elrctrluul meas
urc Is known to he so ,Cauy - onms Cables like
, 1881-10-23
VESSEL CHARTERS.

- HUFK.tI11t n Z. T.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tt1Ixrk.
BUFFALO. n. T., Oct. ssee.-Coal fteiehts remain
Urn ut ST. for spouted and 81 rs for wheeled to
Chlcago and Milwaukee. There has been con-
siderable Falling or In the receipts OF coal tor
shin1uent still there is little difficulty In supply
ing al. E,o vessels that cor,e here for casgoes
Engagements today-Schoouer M. w. Page. coal
to Chicago ut $l.45: schooner Annia 81. Peter
son. coal to Chicago ut 1i.s0: sci,oune:s c. u.
Warmneton and ]. C. Harrison cori to Mii,7all-
on contract: propeller D. II. Wilson, coal aud
Tails 10 Dutlth on private terms; schooner ".
II. Rounds, sand to Detroit at s. so for about 40
tons. Tana! frcigits were quiet ut 5N cents On
wheat, cents on corn, and IL cents on t1axseed
TO Now York.
At OsWEG0, NY.
Special ptsuateh to The Clicaoo Tribune
OsWEGo. y. T., Oct s3.-Coai chartert-
Schoorers Guiding Stur aud Sam Cook, Oswego
to Milwaukee.
, 1881-10-23

tiaE ne gang, and then Immediately made prepara-
a1n1s nons 10 have the cargo -unloaded by tho
common @ have, become these docGwallop-
t. ess strikes that yessel-n,en are becost-
ing uislusted- These men deliberately
nlahe contract to unload Il vessel, fixing the
price themselves. and then after few minutes
MosS sts1xe for higher figures, not because thrre
-, ~ w Increased demand for their labor but Sim
are anxious to get unloaded and will submit to
a. injustice ruther than be delayed The steve
by them. No honest worA,ngmun viii dcIibrr-
ateiy break his CONTRACT
, 1881-10-23
GALLERY AND STUDIO,

At the Lydan Art Gallery number of changes
have been made in addition to those mentioned
last week. Avery pretty collection or wnter-
colors has been hung in the rear room, and sew
cral i,n,,ort.sat e1t-paint:rgs have taken tae
placo Of others lesz attractive. Two marines.
by Alfred Perkins, of PaIladelphia. are cspecic-
IL noticeable. They are valued at $3,oN and
$1,000 respectively. The larger Is called " oon-
light Ia Bass Head Hnrboy, Cnast Of Maine." and
shows tho moon breaking through clouds and
, 1881-10-23

Prof. Charles S. Gauntt, Philadelphia Uni-
versitr OF Medicine, Wagner Institute, and Cir
ard College. said: - / regard Prof. Horsford's
Baking Powder Al superior and scientific
prnpsrauQn." =
, 1881-10-23
DRUNKENNESS - THE ACKNOWLEDGED
49,. only cl}RF. .:--.:r r..:.~< ~ Z.

Dr.. D'Unser, dlscoverer Of tha Cinchona
Remedy, Is now permanently located at 81
Clark-st, Rooms 16 and Is. Ali cases cured.
Thousands of testimonials. Correspondents
s0lIcitAd~ $3.50