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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or SEW-YOA.t NOV 7lssl
AElIgID

steamer Rotterdam NItchl, Hauccourt R0it,rla-n IL
Gay Va lcI,oc, WITH uae and pa3.ru gers % Fsuri Ic
O. CO. '' -'''
and passengers % fl-~s g 81" ' '''
steamer BIrakWIfer H4lplura West Point W, will n
and sougc. % old Dominion b 90. ~ '''' ''-
snip CITY Of Madrid lir, snat, Calcutta lO2 dsys Win,
md5e 20 Rl4i 4 o. ~ "''
snp Car Corr lIa5hagen. bremen 60 days, with mdse to
Hermann hoOp & Co ~ ~ '
Bark Plymouth tu DchT), Lawrence Bristol ~ d,,. viii,
big iron - Is Burgess. - '-' D. wa"
Har. szJoidioeu ClOr. osen Du. in - days with iron
10 order
Bad. Truro oi HaaEl, swain. Uavro Sept II bin Long
Island sound, with .on Oic 10 lOt SO N o. yss5.l ~
snow 6 Burgess,
BARK LIZZIE curry lOi Bds0r. Nsl Curry I.ialv. 9O
day., with sulphur o. order vessel @ q ~ BaI.iux.
Bark Aargtd2 tioiI dc silva $50 Irusr1 l.,t "a via
perulmbucO 20 days. .l ballast TO - Ausllc. 4 ro '
Bark Lillian lJi LIVERPOOL. ESi -,Airr u u.4rt IA dlrs
with sugar and IIuiI. fl. q IeIvCIdft 4. 60.
jose p Aere Gaili-ta. -.s - a. aYl In CroBdo
2s+ With saar 70 1rinleis AintuIn uo. Way
dell a Co.
eark Adolf ob-ig nes il6 tons, staples, ockpolt Sc
AZ ballast q snow 4 Hurgesa
Big = sweeney wAe, GO,teaborg 80 daS . in ballast 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
DIR. Railways Sarsaparilian ResOIVent.

Every drop Sarsaparilan Resovent communicated
through the Blood Sweat Urine and other uds and
OF system vigor OF life for it repairs the wastes Oh
The body with and material 5croula Consunp
ton Disease Ulcers in the Throat Mouth Fuor
Nodes in other parts OF the system sore
Eyes srumons discharges from the ears and the worst
OF skin Diseases EruptOns Fever Scalt Head Ring
Worm, Salt Rheum Erysipeas, Ache, Black spots, worms
Cancers I'm tho Womb, and all weaken
Inc and Painful Discharges Night eats Loss Of Sperm AMI
ali wastes Life Principle within the curative range
this wonder of chemistry and few days VIII
prove person ung for either Of these forms o. %
its potent power them II the patient daily be-
Coming reduced by the wastes and decomposition that arc
continually progressing succeeds in arestng these wastes
D renair the same with material made from healthy
blood this the Sarsaparan will and does secure cure
iscertan this remedy commences ltS w0rk
nurcation In diminishing the l0s' OF wastes
lis repairs will rapid and day the pa6e1t WIN tee
growing better and stronger the food dgeuny DeC
ter appetite Improving and hesh and weight increasing
Price ii per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arerue Hotel-Scnator II. W. Blair, OF New
Hampshire George Roberts President Of te PensyVa
MIA Railroad Company eXGoyrlnor nedly , Iipp,' "
Rhode Island j. K. Mclean, Of Cincinnati; Nuuan H.
scott OF Enc Penn, and Lawrence Barrett Ne,g, lor
Hotci-IOd Beaumont OF England, and Nisc0uDt de Ihuiy
Of France James Hofel-Governor C0iqut OF GeoL
GA, and }. X. Enmett....H Hoffman House-P u . Imcn
back. of New Orleans GiiSeV R0tge-Jutge r. A Macoh
Der, the NewY0rk supreme Court and samuel NJ So
maker OF Baltimore Stf'ecdH H0tSePa} master - =.
GoodOC. l. :. Marine St hictoGS
John sharpe Of salt Lake CITY Frerrt H0USe-tuStaNus
v Fox of Grand Hoel-E. II. Capen, Pres
de- q I'm (OlleUp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

The home of Mrs Mary c. Field. a widow nearly
eighty years Of age of Champlain place. in the vi
lage of Greenport, L. l.. discovered to be on nre
on Sunday morning The fire at the time of its dis
cOvery had made such Roadway that it was impos-
sbe to enter the house. Mrs Field lived alone IN
the house and her body was found in the ruins. Inc
limbs were gone and the scull when uncovered 1ell
to pieces. Mrs Field was subject to talntlng speis
and as her remains found near the loot OF tne
staircase it is not unlikely that she may have fallen
on the stairs with a light in her hand, which ex-
plOdinp set fire TO the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

cit ia a dis,rlccful shame - exclaimed Mrs.
s,ut as lrr lord and master c1me tn in dtnorAIileu
only li.t wee. tHGt YOU took ue pl. gc' " just ny
luck -.t smith; break everything sct hold o. -
boston Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

of her present concert engagement, which will be IN
March. 1882 Mr. Whitney is man OF wealth
who Is living on his means being ont of all business,
and he is about forty years old. Miss Kellogg met
him on shpboard as she was returning from her last
visit in EurOpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
MISS KELLnGGs ENGAGEMENT.

Reports that MISS Clara Louise Kellogg would be
married have been frequent in the past; the Inost
recent one, however seems TO have a much better
foundation than any OF its predecessors 1t is rea.
snna5iy certain that Miss Kellogg has betrothed
herself to Mr. Whitney, OF Philadelphia, and that
ohe will he married soie time after Liza expirasl0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
THE
MERIDEN BRITANNIA 60.

OPENS THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON WITH
LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK OF HOUSE.
HOLD ARTICLES IN ELECTRO GOLD AND SILVER
PLATE,
NEW DESIGNS N FORM AND ORNAMENTAL.
TON MANUFACTURED WITH THE SAME SKILL
AND CARE THAT HAVE HERETOFORE RENDER.
Ed THESE WARES CELEBRATED FOR DURA.
elLITY, FINISH, ARTISTIC WORTH AND GENERAL
EXCELLENCE.
EXAMINATION DESIRED AND INVITED.
UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

The great crowds i'm the prin.
cipal stores during the weeks in
December preceding the Holt
days often render it difficult for
many persons TO select CHRIST.
MAS GIFTS satisfactorily.
I'm view Of this fact Messrs.
TIFFANY & CD. have filled up
their stock earlier than usual,
and suggest that ii VIII be
easier TO make selections Row
than later i'm the season. Arti-
cses thus selected in advance
may be left for future delivery.
The stock will be DALEY res
GresE,ed with NEW GOODS.
TEFFANY.& CO.,
Union Square New-Ycrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
MARINE LNTELLfGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Tl.ltg

Sun eco Sun sct'... $40 ro- s'a,r e IL
Moon rises 6.'o Moon ,nlt. 1880 Aoolaagr da,s l6
NIGH WATER TODAY. "
Sandy HOOK. $50 GOV. Island $40 Hen lI:gg
Mon WATER T1-DtY-r. IT.
Sandy HOOK. 9.22 GOV. Island 1903 Hen II 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
RNWEE COMPLAINTS.

oosenes Darrhel Cholera Morbu painful discharges
from stopped in fifteen or twenty ny
taking Railways Ready Relief No congestion or
ton no weakHessOr a5ude, will follow tho use Oh tue H. IL
Relief 90 cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
IL. R. IL.

DYsENTERY, DIARRHEA, ,,, ,,,, ,,,r,,,
CHOLERA MORBUS, FEVER AND AG UE-
cured and prevented -
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
i ~ DIPHTHERTA, INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT DIFFICULT BREATHING
relieved minutes
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
DISEASES
or the
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho inheritance NJ the nervous sgsem it, power life
ana the direct bearing which has on human happiness IS
rccOguzcd its and the danger OF OYerNnS
whether through intense mental application or by the eN
cssiye Indulgence the appetes and prOpensiues are
,--.r srtI., considerations system
sderanred &c Il absolutely necessary u promptly seek ad
vice from on expert long series OF years has ie
voted time and attention To this study ana Who
experience and practice has learned 20 discover az
promptly apply The remedy, thus avoid
ing the painfully slow seeking FOR the truth so common 10
me- nexuerrnccd annoying Ia the patient WhO very
naturally know without delay what IL the matter,
the of the arrangement the probabilities OF recnper
ton. and the time required
m the brain has become exhausted by intense mental apD
Of connected thought, II eau
only its strength by being propery m ana nours.ed
Of certain systematic Wethois itls ersey Ie
same with that preside over organic me- Inc
value OF branch OF medical practice can scarcely %
oyrte reaches marriage the perpetuatOn OF family
names securing Of hereditary titles aud the retention 81
est IN fhe family.
Fr0m long and large experience In this direction. have
been able command by my the thankful appre
~ families IN the city AMI Nation anu
can m1ch hat pertains to he oyeTexercse 81
~ Tho system aud the means ~ re-
covering s powers whether Ol brain, appetite, propensity or
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
Announcements

B.I-bug,. Eoacbr,, Rats, Mice Ncrnin, SC,
l,ir,,l o.t uy Rough Rata 10 ccats. pruEssts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

CARrfrs.-Bcst quality Body Brussels, 81 %
nor -lfJ s new ,i i4,ty Patterns olcu"i on Monday
y .r,,- .,,f.t .Ys-L4..., Nps 7lD AMI ii1 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

CrgrALr,E is safe, sure and speedy. One
'l Mi hi ,oar lu.t oi ,Yrus Prize Doc Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

a. ,,, l,trrrupt g. natural work Or HolmanH iad
WV r.,i d., ut.,. help without IA tufuug ll lLe
lI, b., A. .r, Sold hy 100 druggist DI. Holm tu IS Ia
nee daily from ~ d. m., 30 Oh. t"mpln'a "h't- ~
I,,I..Hu' tJAsultluOu and ndytU free. Reception
..fI. !1l indies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI. d.,
I'd Attention tp tsruti-uirI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
nr. Rodyyay's Regulating Pills

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the euro Of az ~
orders of the stomach, Liver Bowels Kidneys blEht5r
Nervous Diseases Headache, Constipation Co5tvenss IN
diyc4Ou DyspepSa BiOusnesl, Bilious Fever lhht
lion of the bowels Piles and all derangcment' OF the lltf
mai Viscera. Warranted 10 effect positive Cure
RAILWAYS PILLS
will free the system from all tho aboYenamed dlsorer'
Price % cents per box. SOldby druggist
RADWAY 81 CO.. 32 WARREN-Sr, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

s,yrs.-Ldrgc stool, of Ere and burglar proof
All .,t aud lnazes. Great bargains. EMo.Y 20 Ne'oyaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

TWO IMPORTANT DECISIoNs-rAsEs ADVANCED.
WAsHINGTON, Nov. IA decision of some
Importance 20 banks Insurance companies and all cor
poraions which employ agents rendered in the SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

Henry Genet, of Tweed ring fame, vii be released
from the PenitcDtiary Oh FRIDAY next, ms term Of
iInpri soumrnt expiring on that d1t. An effort was
made to have him pardoued out on Wednesday but
il failed The idea of his friends was that the par
don won d free Genet from the payment OF the fine
of over 80 900 which was imposed ~ the time he
was sentenced To imprisonment. The amount IS to
Ia Maid nv his friends
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13
WHEN THE Fields ARE WHITE
WITH COTFONa

mo money now; can't buy Pianos or
Organs till cotton comes in" Yes you
can Rake up $40 Cash on an organ,
or 1926 Cash on q Piano, and we will
sell YOU during June, July, august and
,Sepfe11ber at EsOck Bottom CASH
Es;,tes, and wait 3 months for the bal
anca. qyithout one cent Of interest. Cash
Rates. Three months Credit. No In
terest. DON'T forget it. Grand Sum
mer Oleariug-out Sale of New and Sec
ond Hand I1struments-50 Pianos, SEQ
Organs. All Styles. All Grades, All
Prices. Ifttst be closed out. Spoctdt
Terms to Iustallment buyers. Cash
nrices advanced only Ten Per Cent:
Tifteen Days Test Trial. Guaranteed
Instruments from SIC best nadherS. Cat
aIooues and full information mailed free
Of Charge. Avoid being imposed upon
by Beatty, or any other man, 10y order
inc at once from the Great Wholesale
piano and Organ Depot OF the South,
T.mdLcn a. Bates Southern M Hslc
House. SAVANNAH, GA. l6l 164
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13
Mean temperature S5 degrees.
wesleyan Female Institute, StauntOn,
Virginia.

We take pleasure in directing atten-
ton to the advertisement of this popu-.
lar Seminary. 1t is located in one OF
the healthiest climates in the world,
where every breeze contributes to the
physical vigor CT its pupils. 1t presents
attractions unsurpassed if not unequal
led in the Union. It's buildings are
home.like and elegant, grounds attrac'
tive. scenery grand.
This school is attended by 120 board
mo nupils from seventeen different
States. 1t has made great reduction in
the cost of education. Among the low
est terms IN the Union. Board, Wash
ing, Fuel. Lights. English, Latin
French, German. Elocution, Ins;ru-
mental Music-$23S. for entire scholas-
tic year. See advertisement. For cat
alogue address Rev VIM. A. Harris,
President, staunton, Virginia.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13
LAKE EUsTls, Orange Go. Fla, !
June 9Th, 1881. 4
,core GOuZG G Go.

Mes9rs. Gould G Co.:
[ have used but one barrel, anG
every one is amazed at its results
upon my trees. l consider it equal
to any of the $40 fertilizers in use,
as have tested it side by side with
'sBowker's Orange Tree Food" and
if there is any difference it is in favor
of Gould & Co.'S.
Yours Respectfully,
Tsioned1 E. 7. DrMARY.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13

Mt. Morris, N. ", is Responsible
for the following valuable statement
from :Mrs. NJ. G. Arnold: warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has done
me wonders of good for cartarrh OF the
bladder and female Weakness
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13
CHEAP COLUMN,

FOR EXCHAN G ga FINE
Mlchlgan Property to exchange for
property. IN Florida. For particulars
aG Ile IS. o. JOSEPH HARDING,
looOo 81 Columbia Hts. BroOklYn. N Z.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13
( JULY 10.

Capt. Chas. A. Wood, of Louisville,
Ky, brother of Capt. J. B. Wood, of
this place, arrived on Sunday with his
wife and three children and will become
resident citizers. We welcome all such
respectable settlers.
Arrivals at the DeLand Grove House
Capt. A. D. Hilton and wife, Yarmouth,
N. S.; Capt. John Rich, wife, and two
children, Port Royal, S. c.; j, Sheriff,
G. G. Sheriff, Boston, Mass; J. H. N.Y.
ers, Pittsburg. Pa; s. F. Hillman, New
York City; Miss Lille Marring, Miss
Franc DeLand, 81. A. DeLand, Fairport,
NY; Miss Ada @. Wilson. Watertown,
NY; G. Omsby, E. R. Sincoe' Mr..
Dewey, Louisville, Ky; Mr.. Porter,
Tallahassee, Fla; Prof. A. M. Beebel
D. D., Hamilton, N. Y.
The picnic at Spring Garden was the
largest turnout of the kind we have at
tended in the State for some time.
There we're over 800 people, so of them
ladies'. The situation chosen was a
beautiful one. The large Spring heav-
ing up its volume of water sufficient to
form a river, and under the shade of
magnificent oaks draped in moss, pro-
fuse spread of all the good things pro.
vided by the inhabitants was much en-
ioyed. Fish just from the river, fried
to perfection, was served by the bushel
full. and after all were satisfied there
was as much left as would have made
another feast. Every one admitted that
they never attended more pleasant pic
mic. The venerable Henry Clifton, the
cattle king of Volusia county, was pre-
siding officer, and be was ably assisted
by Messrs. Odum. Revels, Minnich, Nc
Donald, U. NJ. Bennett, and others.
May they live for everto give other en-
tertainments. -.l-
, 1881-03-18


soon leave New Orlnats every cvon! Ing, which
TWILL reach Chicago OIL tho second uRy ntter
Its departure. tn time for tho carly morning
markets.. Tho sb!tlls.h0!ttlt! trims oftcli
carry NOT nnly. grain and sailed provisions,
but carloads Of butter, cheese, leg. ntld veg.
troeun. Sss iassr bcor. sericait.irSf muchlsry nc
Ward. VA '''"'''' '""'"''' ''' "''' ''"' ''"'"
=, NGorGo W!llsnm ,nation. Flseal Agent Ct t
tl!e DAytol, y sonthcnslern KontI. nnw d part
of the Toledo DeIpli0s u burlington. l., !.
c@lreuiae @ !.st Issued, & sayS tao foaa q Is nnli.
Me1n,a ,,aest9" Mas,1.lngt FrHnkfo1
Cltlllcnttle. a1!!i tlter ctttcs 0f eqai lllipor-
ing extensive conl-lictts nlid rich agricultural
districts. Tl,o ro1tt ~ Is M Ct present yielding
gross Income q Ssomo per non1n: alla u
ca ne opftatea i"r 90 PR cent o. the te Eross
s1iltllrRster'y through 1fonton to tllo ph'0
NiycF niH Junction Will the ChcsapeaRe u
uilo hallToati'
Although t!e Denver u Rio tfnnuo Rohd
is II! tho fnr West, II has 4 ticlrral SuPeEtll-
tGlldcMt who knows Tint Sunday IL l!Dt like
any 0ther Hny Dl tho week, ana lint ,mWlnels
n9cker. He nus issileti tle iolloWlng:
y eslfea tat ~ M GGeefsary Sa , iMor tat M
only such unlp!oyGs oe re1uirett i9 lAI,9r ns
aro really needet| ~ tl,e rIpper nlspatcll OF
necessary trains. lleatls OF departments MID
others III cArKo OF ilicil 0h tho Inc r. opc[-
atell Itae. i1iciaii9 "! s',ois, rotislntio.sas,
slepots, Pig yarls, VII no nrr'ilgc @ taelr work
iar" 's liz fartIer @ Sr!srs tic oMpoyme!t @ t
no men either ns station aEeilts Or III tra'h
service that use Intoxicating liquors.
Mr., c, s. Thomson. Superintendent pt tho
, 1881-03-18
CHICAGO, pEK1N II SOUTHWEST
EltN RAILH0An.

Tho finnl dGcree OF foreclosure In the cnse
Of thu Farmers LoaM IL Trust Company
against tllo Chicago, PekIn & Southwestern
Railroad Colnpany WIS yesterday entered III
the United States Circuit Court III accord
nnce with tho recent decision OF Juttgo
Drummoud. The decree tinAs there Is noth-
lug due OH the ilrst mortgage Ut 81, ,00D. 900,
but $750,0o0 principal tiuo on tho RpcOntl
mortgage md S3l0, 900 interest. This Is to
be paid within tel, ttnys, or snle Mt auction IL
to be MAIDS by e. u. S1lcrmAll, Master In
CIiaIccry, Mt Tho north tl1nr OF the now
Gustohl-l1p,lse, after thirty tlnys' nnttee by
publication. Tho sails Is to DO subject to the
existing taxes and the lien Ut tho first mort
EuBG,
, 1881-03-18
JUDICIAL,


BFfttd1 O4pdEfh 10 3HE [httaQt 7FtbUN&,
JACKSON, 41Lch.. Mnrctt 17.-The lawycrs
Of the Fourth judicial Circuit, composed of
the Counties ot laghnm Md JRckso,l met to-
hny to recommend u candidate for Judge,
fortS-slx attorneys were present. After five
ballots the Lion, Eugcnu prlngle, Ut this city,
wns ala4le thu cholco OF TIC cb.,turcIIcc, ntul
Committees appointed to request tho Kepuh.
ltcam and Democratic Conventions to approve
tjln Auut
, 1881-03-18
TEMPERANCE.

nt2'A LisfAHkNh UNtoIt
Tho seventh annual Incctlng ut tho Womnn's
Christian Temperance Union was hell ut tho
esEb-room Ut the PAltnor House yestcrtsny. tho
morning session hcginntnH ut l0:W o'clock.
Abnut tlfty !ntlles weru present.
The President, Mrs. r. u. Carse. occupied tho
chair.
Miss Bella 1}rooks and Mrs. 8. II. Grcenlcc sang
selections appropriate tu tho occasion, md de-
yotlonnl oxcrctses were conducted by Mrs. C. II.
Cusc.
Mrs. 8. Il. Howell, Recording Secretary, road
tho minutes of tho lust unnl,al meeting and
Bnyo brlef
1st:vlEw OF THE WORK IN HAND,
stating that II co1npany hud boon organized for
tho cstnbiishnont Ut rol1eo- houscs in those
parts Of the city wtcro the largest manufacture
Ing houses wero located, with d Wow Of brcuk-
Ing up tue patronago OF saloons losn,ed iu thor
:. Tno President, as Chairman of the Ttnanco
Committee. read tho report FROM that body,
etat!IK that BIc6 thu establishment nf tue Unl0!l
there never hna been 50 lLluch accomplished
ror Temperatures a8 during thd yeMr Just closctl.
was required tt curry on thu wurk: II hal Loui.
eas,cr to procure vs. money .nsnE thG ast yeas
nAuy by subscription, tho SUN rcnllxcd bolnH
&l.7vU, wh,ie *t57 hus been coleotcd In tho diff
ierunt balls and churches. The snles Ut lolnper-
pqs a. s Ss u csssss eo sac
lecuons tor tho benc'it 1T tho unon huvo
a.lountSa to 81. DesS;roo,n ret!ted 70
Membership ises ind oshcr sources brousht s4o.
Kelty recently hid thus fnr produced xIoG, ,,,ii
tho roturl,a wero not ull III, Substantial uId had
neon given by Il number Of prominent oltlzeus.
c!oses with d Da!at,ce of $aH on hand.
an1 tupoft " NY ' n;. M.s; ~. 2 dseua @
., " IL ,,"1,%, i @ ns m h ~
MoiS Y ,s ~ ~ fs an
bn!4nGs ~ ~! ot slgJ . .,a,
*A'l tae sopoite "ote "aop.ou'
for tho cnsutux ycur us Yo[lvwy: President, Mrs.
Il, Il. Enrau; First Vier- President, Mrs, j, II,
liobbs; Second Vice. prvsI.lont, Mrs. u. 4. VIII
iiccurtiing aocrvtnry. Mrs. L. H0wuii; Corrc.
spGndIrE secrotnry, hllBs IIuei, l.. ilood; Iroas-
anFs - ss5c IL e weeu ft or tho
CUintnittce tt seIpct.
II was moved anu carried that tho President
Mrs. j. Il. zttittavrt1at ;y,.s elected Ehafrfunu
of tic j uclock meoti,,x, unI Mrs, ii. i. W.H0m
cbaIrn.i, Of Gous,uittscs 'Ss wero elected rs
foluws: lin Visiting iiu,sos of invbr!,tfss. II ~.
ii, +. Wilson; on Jnii Visiting, Mira ii, it. ssnIth;
q Unter.ucntod Wines, Mrs. g: u. G.lso; vi
xl;s lso iys ssty ssa s . Il L. = lifSS iisas; q:
buli: uT Iu,lincrancu tmstruoIi0u in rnb!o
sato,s. vi siss IT, Il. +. KI,nnuil; o., pmb,lsh.,".
Mrs. Chatles Guodnan.
Mrs. 4. Il Kelley VIVA elected Auditor.
great denl 0t Koo1 work had hoen donu in
various W!sts nl tho ctty.
Mfs r.. a. @ H. "ess s sP9xe !P,S oi ano go1a ork anno
Anu hf4ed lho !aules ~ hiu ID 1ts eifenntlon'
Tilo n!eetinK tAon adjourned until pm.
TIE AFTERNOON SESSION
wns d6i1tte that OF tho forenoon. A few
minutes we're spcnt te singing. pE'.ycr, and
1inunna ~ " "
, 1881-03-18

nny Ilno that cnu be built. Ntr. llllss, tho
PRESIDENT nf the ltnstul Il Albany, is now III
Nnw York. mud 1t Is understood TINT tho ii,al
negotiations between tho parties to tito how
line will bu IliRtle tits week.
, 1881-03-18

Spsetdl Dispatea to Tia Chicago Tribune.
ELK11A1sr. Ind, March 17.-Thu Ell1liart
County Commissioners Will next week call
MI election for the purpose Of voting 81, GOO
ul.l to tho Chicago, Wabash & Michigan Rail-
wuy. Manufacturers hero hnye subscribed
SS,001. Which makes. with tho county appro-
prlatlQn, thu required n1nOunt.
, 1881-03-18

Nonotuck s!lk Co.'S unequnled 4tFtosence
Knitting six" for ladius aud genta hose, wrlst.
le1s. eso., lbs State street. Duy Florence and
none ukAhx-
, 1881-03-18


A{r. r. A. Ford, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent OF tho Vn1rtalia, who Is about
to assume control of tho Pennsylvania COM
llnl,y's lines west of 1'ittshurn. arrived I'll
Chicago yesterday md registered at the
t;rnnl Pacific. lilo wits not Inclined
to be communicative relative to
his coming important chhnge Of position. 1t
Inns not yet been slect,tcu whether Arr. Fortl's
Jurisdiction will Include thu Jc'Eersonvil!e,
Mnslison u indianapolis Ratlruad md the
Vanlaia line. Tho ownership Of tho Vail
tlu1la Il vested in Air. ". II. A[ckeen, Of
Terre 1Iautc. Ind, and Ills associates, and,
while the Pennsylvania Company own lnrge
shares In it. uiey do not control tho
line. Therefore. whether or mt 1lr.
Fnrd''s.. Jurisdiction shaIl Include tic
vaMda,in dcpentts on Mr.. .Nckeen's. de-
ctston and that Of Ills Guncral Mau~
nncf, A[r. CALDWELL. Suggestions hnyo
been made to TINT gtrcct. nnd If carrtcd out
Mr.. Ford will retatn his position rs Henernl
Passenger Agent Of tho Vnntalia, ari Mr..
]. II. CEiesb0rnligll, the present Assistant
Passenger Agent, will attcnh to tho duties
at tho office Iii th8 absence OF NIr. Ford. An
ntficfnl ut tho Pennsylvania Company states
TINT recent moves in passenger circles mcan
llnlMl hereafter, These lines hayo been run!
under n sUrt nf independent management Mt
oncD expensive. Mnking TINT concert ut
nctloN ttlil|cult wl,ioh Is necessary to meet
tho Sharp competition or tho present tlny.
, 1881-03-18

Hop uittees cures BY removing tbs ca"s'"
Stckneag xu1 restoring F1tA1lkY4