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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08


DECISIONS OF TIE COURT OF ArpEAI.s SIT
TING 1T STArNToN-Thursday.O ,s. G.-Swit
z Ts. Un2ch-R1lo nisi msds absolute
}. +. iiaidcX Va. tho Couory of Clarke
WIT Of erior aud supersaGeas awarded. BOND
10 ponai:y at $500 required.
Wilson. 49,, W. Lognsp. So. Opinion de-
livarcd ~ Jn'lce Christian. afsirmi9r the decree
OF ths Circuit Court o; Bath o5uniy, Judge
Butks dissenting. i y
The Valley MuICs! lll,Assoc aioD vs.. Burke,
d.. O2itiJn delivered By Judge Anterson
attrnlog Judgment Of ito Circuit Court oil
R.tkbE!dse c>roty.
Geo. w. Welsh VS. Jsc b i. Eie,solo. Ooiu.
ion denver d ty Jucgs Stsp!es reversing iudv.
nent ct Circuit Court Of Ercdc rick couuly, and
rsm ,ntlog the CAUSE
FOX, Bro. ut ais. vs.. Denny ct ais. Opinion
delivered by Judge Bufks, re Versiug the decree
# tho CltoCit Court of Fred rci: county, and
ir.lsndlug the csusc.
Fsflsh's ndnloistrstor, &c. vs.. Niche, aSsic
nee. ~. Opinion delivered ny Judge Chris
tlsu, reversing decree of the Cuc1it Court OF
Abe lrls county.
First National Bstk Of llsrrsot burg Vi.
Mary j. iaul. &,. Opin sc by Judge Staples,
atfi.mlrg decroe Of Ci'cu; Court of Rcckirg
ham c3uGty.
George W. Berlin Us. Je In ". Melhoru.
Opiuion delivered by Judge Burks. reversing
decree Ct tho Circuit Court OF Roekinshsm
county.
Erasmus Ccffnan. IT,. W. L'svid K. HOPKINS
OF sls., from Rockingham oou o,Y. Submitted
OF printed arguments.
Thurmoud es uy. vs. HcuIel ct ais, from
h.cklnSham counly Argued and submitted,
rive patents have been granted in Washing.
t " y ~ a. Amber, assieEor /. International
e.. ". = l. IL Co, III relation to the pfoduc.
Ton OF gas or vapor from petro eum and for
;ron'puddAIg and gas'geneia ting apparatus,
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ICOMMUNGCATED.
I OrktOWn.


Nvw tiat he eyes of the faithful orc wis!fol-
y turced ioss,d YorktoSn as tho Nice, Of
patriotic devoiioa, everything rals!irg to tha!
Classic spo! i; CT interest With macy this feel.
ing is as v;gne AID myihio as tho spell that
hangs erouLd Marathon aud ,bcs, other acc;cnt
battle fields, "ghtrs Valor fought Not So,
the writer, whose acquaintance, With yorktown
extends ls far back as his cJliego days at old
William and klar7, III The tiGe Of Prof. D!H
aud judge Bavery Tucker and their worthy as
s)clates, and Includes its military occupation ty
Msgtuder ard Jco Jobns,oo. AS tho VIC
tory Of tie l9:h Of October WAS Hon rnder two
flags it may be interesting 10 SEQ how tho aps
proaohirg celebration is regarded from roiot
OF obsetVsiloo pec1ilsrtV fierch. Here is
translation ct AZ eSnact from IL, Messsaer
Franco American" Of the G,h iasisrt, O paper
published 10 New Yo,k 10 the Fftrcl lsupusgs:
They tell Us Yorktown is not c1e OF tboss
American cLlss provided Ri.h hotels which have
carried the glory Of Yatkeo hotel keepers Idcs
hoteu!s yankees 10 tho ends of the world. Ii
is not evao borough [bou.gsdel proud Of its
public house Idube'gel kept by borifac,, with
8 r:d ftc2, armed With carving kofe stuck 10
tho belt OF bis white apron. II is rot even a
rIl1ge Nth its inn or tarern where ope NAV
get en- oueletto and ham With perhaps the eggs
lett out. Yorktown is but hamlet Inhabited
by millions Of mosquitoes; BY two hundred me-
groes Of all ages lnlgress ne geresses it ueetlous
sud seventy FIVE whites. wto koow as little OF
keeping hotel as they do of discovering com
ct. though they all belong to the L. f. VS.
lPremicres Families de Ia Virsinis as do like.
wise sll other Virgiuisus"
Let Us hope CUT French compatriolq and for
egn visitors may enjoy the approaching iete to
tho height Of ezpecta,ion-a thing we greatly
fesr sona others NAV mt do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

MIR. unrrStt III HE recent answer TO MIR. Van
do:bit gave utieranco to sentiment that shows
h3 Las prolited by his own experience, and which
railroad nsn would do we'll to remember. 1t
Wa SIS follows: "Thst the railroad which deals
most fairly md serves tho interests of the com.
m unity test, in 20 Going likewise serves tho in
tsresLs Of its stock holders best"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

A special from Kansas City. Missouri, ssys
TIA. terrible p'ague has broken out nuar
Wsldron, Plato c;uu'y. Eleven persons have
died 10 five days. and zone of tho victims give
signs Of recovery. Tho bodies OF tho sufrre,a
gro covered With black etup,iocs. After death
lhe flesh falls from no bOnae, 80 that the
bodies cannot be lifted inlo oo!ics without f.!l
jfc 10 Djeoas -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

It is gonrrsl belief that there is 10 remedy
for Consumption, add possibly, in ecm, osses
tho assertion may DO carrco;. Va knuw how.
ever Of many curt made by Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup ADD will guarantee positive rciet 10 tho
sufferer IN cYcry iustspoc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08
GuitCnu'S TrJUl.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S--Dis,rict Attorney
Oorkhll states that tho indictment in The Gui
tesu case will ba given TO tho grand jury to-day,
ana Will probably ba uc;od upon by them dur
tho course Of tho afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
YnR lGYRRGnR.

JOHN w. d MEL, az LYNCH3URG.
FIR LIEUTENANT GoTKRNGR,
JANE BARBOUR, OF LULfEPKR.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
+. W. McKINNKY, OF FAkMVILLK.
FOR the HOUSE CF DELEuATEs
JUDGE ca = c.LES Il. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

The mahonei es profess 70 b, The broad and
llbaral and uns:c:i0n.l mcn OF tho State, and
get their leading organ con'ains q threat of t,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

The French delegates 10 the Yorktown cals.
bTation visited Yves! Point yesterday. To-day
ihey viii 80 10 Nisgs.a Falls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

President Garaeld's private secretary, Dir.
Brown, s.ys ths: tie property lief: By he pres.
dent consists OF the Washington homo, upon
which there was mortgage, now paid Of; the
Mentor estate, hslf interest in somo Virginia
land IN Alexandra county liha whole cf which
he snd Judge Black took for fee) worth, per.
hsps, 81 800; little real estate of small value in
Chicago. and some mining stock This is ell,
With tho exception O. the life insurance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

Tho fsi'urea Throughout. tho country for tas
PISS! week have been lilo against ltS the previous
week.
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT 8, 1881.

AlN1ATu az ALMANAC, OCT. 8. 1881.
SUI r'sss.....~".". G Sun ssts............. &.
ARRIVED
Str Geo Loary. Norfolk. 10 Z s Hoo.
Schr Ea,!iu 3 WilI.rs, Kenncbec river, Toy
A Reed.
schr Norman, Windsor, N 8. 10 Bryant.
Schr Irene, Baltimore TO II Bryant
Echr Mary a Harmon. Phita, 10 W 4 SmoYt
Schr Rmily, Hav:o do Grsce, to EJ Car.or.
Schr Annie Bergen. New York, to Burycsn
& CO.
Sir George Loa!y. Norfolk, by l. b Hoos.
Slr V A:ro%smi.h, lower Poio.nnc. ty r,.
toInsc Forty Company.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Goo Msrts. Cslvin 8 Edwards. H.7v
hisy, Cora Vanader, Aari.ou and ArcviIl,
Ii Pcarr7, for Washington.
AHkoaASDA
Schr w ID Hilton, from this Dor: Al Nav
York 7!h. '"
schr Lucy Joass, ssiot from New York for
Richmond 7th. ~
Schrs Wsrren Sawyer, from Ceo,getoun s,d
John n Con 7erss from Richmond at Boaton I'm
Sir Fish Hawk, sailed from Now Bedford. for
Wilmington G.h.
por! oh. ~ -''"
sc6r Milford, ssilsd from Rockl.nd, for Klch.
moDd lst
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YIHGiNIA NEkY,Y.

MIR. II. ii. Washington, OF llsrriso1bu.g, hes
purchased the FouDtaio farm Desr Blattsvil.e,
Prince William county. for $1,000.
Rav. Hr. j. l.. Burrows, formerly Of 4 ch.
mond. bat recently Of Louisville, Ky. hes a.
cGptod call 10 tho passionate CT the fieemasou
Bsptis! Church. Norfolk.
At the resdetc, CT tho brides mother, 10
NeI6oo couoly, 90 lost Wednesday, evening, was
celebrated the marriage of Miss Lucy W.
Boyd, the daughter OF Mrs. Juliet a. Boyd, 10
Genera George }. HundIey, lawyer OF Rich.
mcnd.
Reports rom all Ito large tobscGo grOSirg
counties OF the Southslic represent ttat fully
one half of tho growing toh,oeo crop was ruined
By the frost on Thursday morning. Tho cop
had already been reduced one half below the
average by the drought.
Reuben Clements, tho cldlss male eisiz.n Of
Petersburg. died there IN ThureGsy Eight las!,
aged olaey GEO years. Ii was tie last surVi
Vor OF company Of ouo hundred sGd .rce
young men, kcoHn ss tho Petersburg yolun,
toers, who. u0der command Of Cspt. Richard
NlcRse, left that city on the 2lss Of ONcber,
1872, ard marched 10 Csusds to fight ia tho
wsr seaiDs! Crest Biitsin.
SAD AND FATAL Acc1DEHT-As Mr Thomas
W. Cloud, VINO lived near Wsterlick, in this
c)unty was returning home from StrssSurg in o
two horse wagon lsst Fridsy evening, when nesr
tho water talk CT V, NJ. Railway Co., about two
miles from hi; house, he ,i.her fell cus of the
wagon or got out fer drink OF ws.tr from a
spring near the rosd, and in attempting to gel
back into the wagon his foo! slipped and hs fell
scross the single tree, his clothes catching IA The
open link on the double tree, md his horses be.
coming frightened ran away. kicking and drag
ging him to death. Ho WAS torad about dark
lying across the outside traces under the horses,
at the cato at the end OF the lano leading to his
residence. dead and horribly msnelcd, The
deceased wss sgcd nbcu. City .lhrae yesis.- Var.
rem Sentinel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

Nlncy postmasters are TO DO appointed when
tie SonatU meets in extra session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

f!t IN cA3clui reading OF tho eoven columns
o: noHpArall which GuiLesu consumes in his au.
nbiogCaphr, So published in Thursdays New
York Herald. tho conclusion ia irresistible that
for lnpuIcl ca. fraud. vanity and "brass' ge1.
e'.!iy, Tho assassin hiss no equal in our day,
ID says ho novcr cCIid dspsl tho notion from
MS min! tlst ho WAS destined to be great man,
nd is no! 30 fre but he will not yet DO President
20 much 50 IL ho impressed with tho doluSion
th It he has tho autalty 10 publish his intended
"nolicy' should ha be chosen chief Magistrate |
When il is considered that this desplcsble Cha
rae!tr Is nCtsd for !a!iit3 in asserting his int
m sry With prominent men OF the country and in
vs:iCus CLGnr matters. should not tho reason he
gives Tor killing the Preedunt-thst the ropub.
llcgn ps.ty might be consolidated sgIin--be re-
chynd with 6ua allowance? and ro; rather Al
tItua tao commission OF the deau 10 sn itchir &
desire for noIoficty ard revenge CO III 5ined This
WEI tae opinion Termed by :nruy q. thu time of
no shooting, End Subsequent events. particular
II this las! exhibit. r6nders tho conclusion still
IN IRE probable. Els chaerin 81 TO. receiving
eLhsr .: !ac appointments he Fought, stittl
hsin to so'lcquisiug wha. fen.e ho would achiey @
By killing he l'rasident tho thought speedily
padded a:o ri !dc. n&G eventually ripened
into !coi Iutposc. for the dOuble intention IS
sn!m!=cd shove. HIS ireqnln! dehss in the
narrative u. auy ahinos..y against tho late Pres
iient .Gr failing 10 give him the Paris consulate
cs!culatod 10 .iVo strength 10 the belief that
the ignoring a his applicable Il rancored greatly
il lis SOU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

MARRIED.
October oh, at the Il. 4. Church South bv
Rev. hr. Gardner. Presiding Elder, assisted nv
Rev. Mr.. Kear1. j. CLINTON SHOOT 70
FRANK E., daughter Of iha late Z, l.. Wood
both of this city. N
STOVK POLISHl STOVE POTIsHI
~ Whololale and Retail a!.low prices At
ncLEAH & UHLERS
oelo &c King Street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

Guitssu says hia name should be pronounced
Get q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-08

rive patents have been grantee in Washing
t ~ % ~. Amber, assieEor l. International
ton OF gas or vapor from Metro ieum, and for
,ron'puddlIIg and gas.geneIating apparatus.
, 1881-11-04

TitEnE Is wel1-tlcflnctl prospect that ono
Of tho most worthy el,nr[tlcs In Cincinnati will
hayu to fm abandoned, uwtrR 10 tho scnnt
courtesy which certnin lntlfes Ut that city hayo
shown tho person to whose tIboraiLty tho on
'townont Of tho charity Is .hic. Not long nRo
hrs .f0hn Gibson gnvc. for tho purpose OF estnt,-
l|shtngn Ocrmnn Widows Hume, house nnd
grounds valued ut $13000. 4 socicty wa organ-
izctl In ratso funds fnr furnishing nnd mnln-
taintnR tho Insttt,tion, md Until Inst Ttcsdny
everything Aprcnrctl 10 bo running smoothly.
At That ti1nc a meeting WIS held Tor tho ptr-
poso Of ulcotlng n Mntron. hirs Gibson sug-
Hustc'l rnr tho position n widow latly no-
Gunfntanco Of hers roslstInx at Sholby.
vilic. 1nu.. but llor Wishes woro not
needed, and n Cincinnati wornan elected,
When tho subject Of tho number Of inmates
with which tho homo was 10 atart wns
brought up. Mrs. Gibson suggested TINT ton be
tho number, MS that, III her upinion. ws nil that
could tp accommodated, 1t the Institution was
to IT, sc!f-surpurttnR. Tho ottlor Indies wanted
double tho number. nnd hgan wcro Mrs. Glib
sor's wishcs dIsscR,ulcl. In ono or two minor
nsatters tho sane conflict Of Judgment occurred,
md f}nay Mrs. Gibson, naturally much pltIuctl,
nroso and addressed tho association, expressing
hcr feeling ut tho ma,1t,rr In which lapr wishes
Ind boon tltarogartlcl, md told tito members
thAt she would withhold tho deetls to tho propor-
" she ind intended to Rtve tho charty. ltcr
tlOn OF cotrsD startled them, ntid thore WIS MI
immediate adjournment bcfDro n cpn1psomao
cuultt bc Effected 1hus tho cnsc stan1s, and that
thorn will be Il German Willows liotuuaecms now
impr0bab!o. p
, 1881-11-04

THE people OF Wisconsin will be called nj
The approaching election To vote upon scy-
eral constitutional amendments, among 9th
BIS one which provides for biennial sessions
Ut the Legislature, and ono which divides tho
Stats Into Representative districts lrrespect-
lve of county lines. The last ,nay be .ccsnctl
Of doubtful utility. tl,ougl, It Is possibly not
very important; but the first Is OF great coll
sequence, a1Ml Its usefulness cannot be de-
nied. Tho newspapers Mt tho State Capital,
representing tho boardlnR-llousckcppcr lob
bies. and claim agents Of that c,nrlning city,
stoutly Oppose tho Idea Of biennial SESSIONS
They insist that tho Legislature should co,uo
to Madison at icast oaco 4 ycar to he pllcksd
and pl1ltlcted, and to pluck, II not to plum
der. the people OF tho State In return. hut
tliora Is no need for such pcrslste,,cy Il,
Legislation. biennial sessions will provide
all, a1lu more thnn nil, tho Legislation tho
people require. The rest will ba ,uero wasto
and excess Of zeal to fin1 something to !egis-
lntp about,
, 1881-11-04
ATLANTA'S EXPOSITION
Address br tho Hon, Edward A1ht,.
nnt14 ot fsoht0tts TO tyhlel1 tic sputh.
orGcrs TuIkc Exception.

G&1fCT" ANNS AhAfGlek1uHs
6ptetat Dispatch 70 The Cstettcp Tri.,r.
ATLANTA, t'a., Nov. N.-.'hu 1Iou. Edward
Atkinson, VI Dostun, delivered III. a,t,Irc,s ~
tho Judges Hull on tic Exposition t;ro,lnd,
this morning upon tho subject Of l!a1aiIjns
al'd manufacturing cotton, to all nudlpnes
slillier than WIS over prcYellt before on tha
grounds Oh Il sillfar occasion. Sumo nor.
tiohs Of tho address woro very enlertainng,
whElu others wcru ridiculous in tho fact ,h,s
they wire susceptible OF contradiction viii.
out trouble. llo said t'lat tho placu for n,an.
'lfacturng cotton WIS III New England. n'Ir
that tllo South should nuke thu catton eron mi
t'lnt send IL to tho North whore It could IN
manufactured. Mr.. Atkinson said That
The Sorthern anl Eassurn Status wrrs
tito places Wllpre the best cn,
Ut cotton goods could DO mata
ut smaller expense. Soon nfter delivering
the address prominent exhibitor Of eottun
machinery 1T tho grounds informed your
correspondent TINT since lae ha.t been Aeta
they l,n.t demonstrated tho fact tia. bs
could manufacture llnrr ll,nlity Of thrp,l
here t!la.t he could III New England, and
with nloru satisfaction. An Augusta ,uau.
interested III tile mltls at TINT paee, com.
'neltllg un Atkfnson's speech tonight, sal:
"lIu Is clcariy WRONG. Tic factories III on
city lust year clenrGu Geiwech III ai1d IL prf
centE,tlnt i, thu Etrgest olles tl1sl-.whilc tha
snn3ller mills llntae much more. .Tlu qthef
mills II, The State have done elna!ly us well.
We can Without doubt manufacture cIoil
nne ecit ner yarl clenpur liere tlmh tloy call
Nurtlt. This year our mills will eolsunla
!o.ooo bnle5 ugatnst CY.oU last year. 1nst
yuAr Sall 1hniIll, Of Atlantil, soltl our {aelo.
rles ut Augusta a!.O00 bales al bctter llRute,
than lle wins oferga for 1t ut tho Fall lIiyrr
Mills. We caIl Etvo mOre for cot,uu tl,an
the 1ll!ls ut Il distance, lis Wy Cal, nuke eloth
clleAper than tic EASTERN mills can" i
delt9atton from the Augusta ml!ls teildcrrl
Atkinson and party all invitation to ytit
tlat city. Witch wns nccercdt and
they lcnyo lcru tonight. Tlie itnprcss,nll
llere Ii that the hnrtlol vi .ltkinsou's
siiecci, Was to rlln down cotton lna1iufaetur.
tilg III tug Sontll and build UP tho same cllter.
prise ut tho North. * yood portion Vi lha
speech was devoted to ADVERTISING yatloa,
kttius OF cotton islAclitncrY inattett ite North
under cover Of teaching Southern ueop!e
lluw to raise and manufacture cutloit.
, 1881-11-04
train Storage Capacity uf Chicago W.
Buffalo,

CnIcAt,n. Nov. :l-.WIIl you plcuso ill.,
form, lno whnt ls tho reAilvo etor!go capaetty
persons today csu!minR that THO gr4l!n .sturugu
cApa1!ty III llullal0 oxcGelod TINT OF ChIruuu,
Witch beg leayo to doubt, hl,t would like to
kto# tQo IAe{e. INQUIRER
Tho nosuInal storage capacity OF tho NuGao
elevators Ia about H:s:G0, ,000 buahos. TITO nut,al
eapaoity is considerably less than thIs. however,
as oRch cargo IL kupt by itsrlF. utlcss tho con-
trary be especially agreed to by tho owner Of
tho Erain. Tho buffalo elevators were built
rathor with Wow to- transfer capncity than ta
holding. They can inoniinaly transfer !,G00, ,tau
bushels per day from yu1sul to boat nr cur.
Tho nominal capa0ity Ut tho Chicago cleymtars,
now operating. Ia abollt a,G00,U09 huBlsels; nn,l
this does not !aoludo room For nearly i. .Utu, 900
bushels now 1T process Of construction. Tho ao-
tnnl ontNllity at present Ia pcrhups II, ,U0U. .OD1
bushels. tho non,nnl figures bong understood III
sictud8 tho room which could 10 phtnnrI 1y
tloorng over the railroad trucks. aud tiI!ng cach
bin to tho top,
Dur correspondent will sao that Chicago hna n
very much greater capacity tnan has buffalo for
atorlug grAln.
, 1881-11-04

TliE men Of st. Louis nro not noted for be-
Ing particularly energetic. hit TIM boys 10
tlo differently constructed. Ono or them, ngcd
Il, rpccntly scIzetl tnrvng. .khifo and attempts
ett II murder his mother antt sstor. tho SCREAMS
OF tho fortified women Fortunately bring
lug tho police on tho scono III tItnu It, pre-
vent tho tragody. Tho reason for his display OF
tlcnitshnoss wns tho fnot TINT Ills npthur hnd
objected TO Il pract'co which tho yo,tng unn i,ll
0f lying OIL her bod without lirst removing his
muddy boots. st. Louis boys should 10 trntslptl
very carefully. 4 splf-rockinR revolver mud n
club arc enough 10 begin with, porhnps
, 1881-11-04

ANosu tho enlightened nnt1 experienced
bankers WHO hull devoted tlnir whole lives
to tho mastery of finance, and who warnc,t
Congress that II silver dollars werc re,lo!-
etizat tho country would be stripped Of lts
gold, public and private credit destroyed,
nnu tho bnnks ut tEe country wrecked md
tloposEtors md stockholders ruined, was Mr..
Oscar l.. Baldwin. Cashier of tho Alcclanlcs
National Dank of Newark, Nj. Tie stock
holders aud tlopositOrs Of TINT Institution
would like to be paid even in silver dollars,
, 1881-11-04
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.


ANN A,n,ol,, NlIcll., Noy. J.-At n'cetlas ~
of tho Donrsi ot 1tcgellts Vi tho l!'!sesa'j
sotlay, DR.. Leonard Alel.ean, Professor ~
Surgery ln the Medical Department. w'!t'
drew Ills resignation Mt tho unanimous ~ ~,
quest Of tho board. The Investigation o! !ls
charges ngaIllst Prof. L. y. franklin ol Nv
Ut fraudulent .iins cerlllcnto to stn!tsnss
l,actt Skecs. s.ntl ot Introducing tralsltileIs.
tcstln,o,ly ut f0rner Investigation 70 s''!Mt ~.
cato htnasolt, WIS begun. Skeels w, was ~ ~
a!,lt,et, hlM tho bnara tlelt asllH!!fH;s ~ ~. ~
sun!ed lr. franklin ilaI j sllgtnpo.pEn!sea',I .En ~.
strokH thIa AlDrnll,g, which cA!tsul ~ n m
joltniment. H.. u, lLeEUr, 0f l.n oallei, i,.m. IN.
wl9 lt's given !lbyralty to thu C9@ileGo @ INV MI
With check fur S3do IL purchase tho Csgh!!Is h!s
Junrnnl af Mathematics, very valE@p''
work, fur tho university library,
, 1881-11-04

Mn. VENNon'S weather guess for tlfs
month Is thar 1t will cuter coitl and decidedly
wot, butt that this condition will suddenly give
plnco nftor tho first week to open and xc,lnl
weather again ncnrly everywhere, with II tisnp-
pcurnnGo Of frosts oven IN Northern Now York
md Cnnadn for II purIotl. 1--WE muy expect" ho
says, sono of tito t'ncst-nt my rate, most ct,-
joynbio-wcnttor Of tho sonaon during this
month ut New York. Iloston, Philadelphia, nn1
Washington" Look ot,t for very t,Esagrccabu
November after this prediction OF tho b!unlor-
iup VGuuprl
, 1881-11-04

RUFUS HATCH, tho welt-known New York
specuator. bocamo ono tlay In August lust tho
hnppy father or n bnby. lio bought for him
so1nu corn m hour or two after his birth, nud III
less linn wook profit Of S75,00 was realized,
which has boen Invested for tue lsoky inrant IL,
unttGl Etutes tQula.
, 1881-11-04

Moses urc now sn much III request that Ile
might possibly rcaIizc n fnr largcr Income by
prosecuting llt'el suits for llnlf tho damages
which he RECEIVERS than hu would hayo lad
rs .ludRn OF tie Superior CDnrt However
this may be, TtIE TRIBUNE Company will
ray nycr tho 81 tta,nancs to 1iccht in tic
sincere l.opu Tint a proper slsara ot 1t may bo
use.i In rcquitng tho yalunbic services Of
Mr.. A.!olpll Moses 10 tho plutntttf.
, 1881-11-04
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CHICAGO Tn1ilfSE hns established brnunh
otcca for lilo receipt Of subscriptions md avertIse-
uonta ~ fotluMAt
NEW YU1K-i,oom q Tribune tudlng. f.'r. Nc
FApnEN, ManHHor
GLASGOW, scot1nnd-Alan'a American Nous
Agency. IL Nenfintl.st-
LONDON. EnR,-Amcrlcan Exchange, 4t9 Strand.
HENRY +. G1LLia, Agent
WASHINGTON, II. C.-i319 street.
, 1881-11-04

IT seems TINT 1fr. Harrison Is not tho only
Hoy rreachor." One Meredith, who Is gIycu
tho sa1uo title. has boon on trinl ut Canton, ILL.,,
before tho Methodist Comic roncc. OH charges ot
"swcar,pg. drunkenness, lyins smoking, and
claiming tn bo Il Republican when ho was I.
f1rmrprOt
, 1881-11-04

wnsiu nf GottOn. y number of heavy rot,nn
dealers have. literature. written NDsth for tl0-
tnttot,n IF No. 10 Hh1ctiFut II 1t ia n!nNtcA 1t
Will hnvo MI ottDrntulis snto; each tNlu will ru-
t1irn II efect ;'tx II Inches, md weighing twenty
two pounds md, tho ansi,,nt crnC If cuttn fs
Lulu bntus. It would tuku I'll, ,0DJ tons uf shout
Iron tp cover thntJl.
, 1881-11-04
MICHIGAN SAIL.

Special DapafcA fu 1As Ehlc1go 7Tl9an.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. u! !l.maa
port Of tho State Suit Inspector shnWs = Ills IN
tVAer,