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6tearbcata ana Ral!rcats.
RALTIMoRE and OHIO RAILROAD.
u, a3REL last LINE 70 TIE NM. me- TO-

ID MODEL FAST LINE 10 THE WEST.
on 1Ss aver s ssa.
,mxcsps sunday, for Washington S9a tho West vita
p mDsy for washington, cncinnati. chicago sns g
Lou Louis Entire tram runs through 70 Chicago also thsousi
lisSo ,: m.-Dsly for washihgton ana the West wits
:, The New B and Q. PALACE sLEEPING CARS attached
No other line makes faster time TO the west
Trains arrive from the West at $40 M p N ana sze
Princpa NeWYOrx once BIS BrOadwsy also ga Broad
Tickets secured baggage through desosnon
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
stati ton n NewYorS foot Of Ioertyst station
COMMENCING December /, lss0-LeayS NewYork. foOt o.
,6:l9a m-EOT Wilmington. EastOn. Allentown Reading
p7;S0 m-For schOoey's Mountain High Bridge Br-'h.
p. 4 Western r. X. Easton. Allentown. WlikesCrre.
,sl5 ngor Pennington, EsstOn, Allentown. Eea.n.,
NantieOEe: Upper Ie6lsh, Scranton, 90.
rsb1re NlaHcb eshnnk WiaVsrlv 70 SAie''O""' s' 49,
$3.50 !. @-For EastcG' Bath Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
4:$0p m-For sebooieys Mountain High Bridge BrancA
4:f5 .. m.-For scmsrvilie, Fleminston &C.
RSa SG Harrisburg Maach CHUNK wEss6arre &C.
ana p D. or Easoa &s
town HaTIiseuIg ana me Xest. z,s 80. o.. al, aid
sS S 90 e 1929 60 I1 ri Els & lob i s5 sSO -"
For trans 10 local ponts see Time Tables al satiOns
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvt
~ SION.
ALL RAIL LINZ for Perth Amboy South AInb0Y, Res
ant Toms River BagSsyaat ATLANTic cry, &SS.,s
Leave New.YOrk foot Lberty-st, at O. Sl6, 1141 m.
$780, $3.50, 4, 5:30p IN
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
n CONNECTION. Leave foot OF Liberty TO- Freehold
at S:l5 Has Q. m; 4, 630p. m
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York foot Lberty-sk, N X
Via Branchp0rt.
For Monmouth IHA beach. seaoagT and Highlands g. u.s.
ll;45a m. $3.50. p.
Via Red Banks
S:l6 a. m-F0r Manchester. Toms River. Barnegat &c.
l:SO pm For Manchester Toms River ATLANTIC CITY
4p m.-For winnings Toms River, BarnegaL &c.
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Ill
ssss oSa S5s ai h hIGdns ellis
Futures fairly active irregular prices closing steady at
recn q Is e e points sales 2lSSS9 Sa f mS%
Po4Op 1852: June i0.40aI67l July Io5selO7s; AZ,
sS E sSSs pSoSe o'SHt
anna Prices for rings ana 1 S
@ SsS sa Gss oS aSSs SS5 SS1eSsr De-
2asssyf 52 I &Sr OT spSg Nay O' june
ieMSer. 1857 Si0Ss October loi5gt0l7 November
foos a1oOS December l007al0o9 Transferable orders
flour AND MEAL-FLouR-Msrset without decided ,.
trade inquiry. business for export manly "a 9w grades
ssSs ss t 1S nsE Extra s. 6b for west indies 700 66s
minnesota Extra q . for he t waOe range ~ KS
70 Is as Obis Winter Wheat Extra - 259$s inelgding
q 90 Iacadns Loo S5 Wisconsin for April . 4S 500
e @Ssa e s0sss Is fyT later az
ns ao%S S heal At S. tU 50 with
So o. 9s is es g 81 s HS extreme O superHnc
" ses Is common % Far Extra state 81 so
esOS 80 Fancy S aS &C. Good 70 o. Fancy DO Com
o0 70 Good Extra Round Hoop ono 81 2SSsS Goqi 90 70
90 c@aSn 6sar e s9sso Rye n ~ 4Esss $ 20
Patent s. Louis Go%mSa 70 o Fa Extra p ~ 4q
Winter Wheat Extra s0ess; closing qaet so 9TH
EsM ah1 % Good Sn Extra 81 To- GOOD Choice 50 IS
kS7...RYE FLoUR quiet steady; sales tg9 DPS Snper
pcsiys sales 400 bb yellow Western, 81 6O0s co. 800
ePiR w,tnOu, decided change only
limited business export and moderate trade on
speculave account; closing quiet and about steady sales
g9I OOD bush future le3OOO bush cash. nclulng lSoO
6nah UpgIaded Winter Red, 81 l0GSl q; lLOO0 bush
M & Red 81 1881 leacs 1000 buAh No Red 81 ~ >
nal 22Sc; $4,000 Red 81 ~ GSl ~ 9, nearly
ali Al 81 n: $500 Mixed Winter 81 1881 lSl1;
500 hush Ungraded White. 81 l60Sl IA; 5000 BUSH
Eo White 81 l7AdSl 174 800 bush steamer No l
1900 bush No. White II 1914 aSl lo's
No March, 81 ola tsl 22ls closing at 81 II sGs ~
DO Apii 81 2is. asl ~ closing at 81 81 2is do
Nav 81 2Uss0Sl 81, closing 81 2O49Sl ~ Isl Go, June
81 isssSsi 20. closing 81 dsiaS$i 2oh No. I White.
March 81 1SSsa$1 1879. closing 81 lS40Sl ~:
90 April 81 lsSSsi ls closing 81 lsosi i9% DO MAY Nav
81 ST o. lots and boat loads sales 10000 bush
1uii with the market In buyers favor. COkN-Market
less active opened firm and closed di export and home
trade light very moderate business on specustye
{ncudinR Ungrsded Western Mixed, 90 sd59o Ne J.
kGi35sloc; No IS 406Oi2o, including 1000 bush free
an b0sr bS ao 600 bush Ola, 59c IN store; 5000 bush
% 90 ioc delivered Mxod 81 2a5Sc latter an
exireme mainly 90 aa572c; steamer Yellow 57llG57 c
WhlSe Southern Coo March 5s1sdJ9c closing - SCI
Do April 57bc. closing 67d57 Sci 40 May. 55lsdj6hc
siosinR b5is055Lc.; do. June closing 81 i2G11c-.-
OATS la 70 better closing quiet; sales $4,000 bush an
riudug No g. at 32c No 2, 434144c.; 80 J. He No 8
Nlita 43aaa44c 2 464045i2c; No. J. 47SAc.; Mixed
Western nc; White do. 45i2647 &c. White state
R6g34 Lo-latIer seed, including 25OgO bush No or
March 43ss 042fg.; 1900 bush do April 43S4 ~ 'sc
e000 bush do May zS c..---FEED quiet without material
bhAnge.
IN STORE IN NETWORK, BRooKLYS AND JERSEY CITY
II on ~ r.
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on AND AFTER JANUARY ~ 1881,
EXPRESS Trains leave NewYork, via DesbroSSes and Core
IaDdt streets Ferries. as follows; f., 400 ,,o .
43O 1850 Z. $40 30 Limlted IL a. ms S;2c S'to x
4 81 a $50 ana 10 d. ~ aghL sundays 43O and
a M B. 8, Z, $50 and 10 and ~ night
7:3O and running through wa TRENTON ana Calr
G Roats OF Brooklyn Annex with all through
trains ersey CITY, ahoTdnga speedy snd direct ansier
iOf nTnpg trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 3l5 4;25
5.3j g. $3.50 ana II IN (Llmited Express l:SOp m 50
AS and D. m. ON sunday, 1901 3a5, b;25 g. $50 a.
=, A 4 and 5 D. m. Leave Philadelphia Camden, q m.
and $50 .. m. daily except SUNDAY, , 49,. 49, -.
Ticket Offices j26 and 04A BROADWAY Astor hoase anq
foot of and COrandtsta AOurss and Brooks
fvn Annex Station Fut0nst, brooklyn. Nos ll4
iB and 10 HudsOnst. Hoboken Stauon Jersey Cly iEt
iprant Ticket Office. Battery place.
he New YORK Transfer Company will call Tor and eHscf
tsooage from hotels and residences. , - D.n.,pD
thA General Mapsger GEM passenger AGENT
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York; Wood
Ii, haven and Rockawav Raroai-Leaye daly. exceps
saSday. hunters POinL 6;lo. lli5S a a. A'A0 D N
Leave RocKaway 7;iOa M. S:lu 9lO D. m---1
CTONTNGTON LINE 10 BOSTON.
y CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
The Elegant steamers ..,
SToNINHION, Tuesdays, Thur Stays anu Satasfisyt
and NARRAGANsETr On AoadaJs' wednesdays aao E%
fAyS" Pm FROM PIER 80. NJ R.
.oot of Jayst arriving Boston &c A. NJ FARE AS Low
AZ sa HS fon sale al ali principal cket oces
occurred al odiees WestcOtFs Express company & wa
as ald 597 Broadway and az NeOpstAn anl rata ANenus
Hotels IlcEel offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE-F0R FREI0Hf ONLY.
stearnera n LECrRA and GALA cave Pler 30 Nvts4
River foot OF War en.stL d4ly eAceI sandays At
' tTsiSht VA eth " line takea az lowest rates
Hi~hA' d. b BABo0CK. President
Lw FII.KINs. General Passenger AgsaA
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pouBIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED: EoUIr
~ Rf3sNT. AN ID THE FASTEST TIN Il CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ LeaEe New. York foot Liberty -sL. n. Il.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

To
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave HewYOrk from station G. r. X Of " j. foot OF LIB
erty-sL
For Philadelphia Ninth and sts at tbs, g. TO- liza
1880. T. 430 $50 q 8, 1880. II D. NJ ON SUNDAY Of
S.45 o. m; $50, z. l1:30 IL p IN. -
Third aud Berks-sts, $780, ILLS a m $780, AGO
$50 .. m. On sunday az 1915 m. -.
For Trenton Warren and Tuckersts $780, 745, TO- llIs
1880. 4:30 445 $50 z, y, 1880, IL m. Sunday
$40 n m; $50, z, 1850. ~ D. No.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-York:
From Stations Philadelphia aud Reading H. r, corner Nnth
and GTeen-sts nc $780, $780, ESQ., IL ma l;l5 = 3 40.
$40 6:40 1870 ~ IN. On Sunday at $3.50 nj 03O 64Q
~ u m. -
$40 g. 1850 D. m. sunday at $40 a, m; 43O. $50 m
From Trenton Warren and Tuckersts, l25. AGO bag
6:30 g:05. 1908 ll2O M: 2 Pa 424 $780, 725, S:2s
D. m Sunday, lI25 1925 $50 a. mi Gl5, 7:26 p. m.
Is made at jersey City Station and froM
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey City. :
Tickets foot Of LibertYst Nos 230 26l 4O1
944 957 1928 Broadway aud at the principal hotels Nos
and COurtsL and Annex Office JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn
Y Transfer Company, Dodds Express will call for and
baggage hotel or residence TO destination ApDh
New.York and Courtst, Brooklyn Ali these offices areB
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Otean Steamers.


A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
IA NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pi0r No. 90 North River New-YOrk
EthiODa..-..Mar 49, a. m DevOnia April a. m
Crcassia March 20. 2. m FuneSsla ....Apru lp m
These steamers do not carry cattle sheep OF pilA
Cabins $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets nc reduced elts5
Second Cabin $40. Storage, B23,
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECE
From Pier No. 40 North River, foot OF ChlrAetsI
Victoria March 10. Z r. m. ----March ~, 2 p m
Cabins SIS $685. Excursion tickets az reducedratea
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Agents. bowling 1Ieoh
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RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave NewYOrk Wa Desbrooses and Cortland
Streets Ferries follows;
palace cars attached ga m, and $50 III. daily.
WilhamsDOrt, Lock Haven, n $3.50 p m CORY ant
Erie al $50 D. M a Cory for Ttusvile Petro
leum Centre and the on Re R10na . - . . -
Rsitimore Washn gton and South Limited Washing
ton Expiess" Pullman PAror Cars daily except sunday
hi M arrive Washington guar at $50 and SAC
a NJ: $40 and 10 p. NJ. SUNDAY, 1850 a. NJ and 10 p NJ
Express for West PhAdepha 4:Sg $50 8, $40, 9, le
Iimtedl, IL NJ; J. 3;20 34O D. y SSg abd ~ y "a
ID m. and II night -, A.. 60 son. - 49,.
Express for Phladepha Wa Sahl"eh ESV h ana pmS
except sunday. , -... .-,., -, -.
AZ city afong speedy and direct traosfef
TO- siSs aTrive: From Pttsburg g. 1O4O 9s5
daily; $50 p daily, except MONDAY From Washlngon
ann M and iO:5O D. From Philadelphia 800, $50
0I0 iO.4O / lao MI 4 10 sou oizO o'oO sou e;5s
Sn i050 o. IN sunday $500 550 g. l0;4o, llao nj $50
9.35 and 1880 p ~
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NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY 5u PAIR EXcEPI
SV%'DA- - TWO IN NETWORK.
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pRIYr CLOTHS MARKET

,,,, p,vp uass March I4--The Printing Cloth market
,irly active M demand 40 80 for Oh s1urca Whloh
ma ~ ReaefSy declined The quotations being moro UNIFORM
n &C, ptus per cent
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-, HORSE MARKET
h1s 'e'soa y nov %. far advanced that buyers are
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week endlnL March IA, 1881.

RECEIPTS
Beeves Cows. Calves Sheep and lambs swine.
10 bSS iGg l373 Ic SS5 lS,4l0
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N STORE IN NETWORK, BRooRLHy AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD on CERTIFICATE IN

EXPORTS OF FLOUR WHEAT AND CORN FROM ATLANTIC
PoKTs Tor EUR0PR FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH
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FREEHOLD AND NEW YORK RAILWAY
INJECTION. Leave foot of Lbery-st. 70. Freehold
at 1918 ll;45 q. m: 4, $3.50 p. m
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED RogTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AMI PHILADELPHIA
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvt

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amb0y, Rel
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbqy PARK Point Pleas
ant, Toms River, Barnegat, ATLANTIC CITY, &C
Leave NewIork foot Libertgst, at 0. s:l6 1l'40 m
1870. $3.50, 4, 5:30p
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RI ER RAILROAD.-Commencins January IL, 1891.
throlgn trains will leave Grand Central Depot
600 a M Western and N0rthera Express % h)ono5ters
PlattsbuIg ST. AlDans and Montreal
lU5Oa. Chicago Express draw-gr0o cars % canal
daiRua Rochester aud Buffalo -
lfu0 A. m. Albany and troy with coaneoaoas 70 CuoA
Saratoga GlenS Falls ana RutlaLd
4OUD III, Accommodation % Albany ani troy.
600 M Louis Express dluy VITA slee2ing cars zoe
ST Ions TnnlIng through day IA tn5 week; h3o
Tor Anbnrn road Ststors aad foe Buffalo Toledo and b.
troL and excepting sunday night for 4O1tral via Pats
burg -, -, .,..-,.- -. o..
Rochester BualO Cleveland. Toledo Detroit aud ChlcAso
and excepting sunday Montreal via ST. A0ans
ll:3Op m- Night Express With sleeping cars u Albany
Tickets on sale at Nos S. 252 4l3 Broadway and AZ
WestcOs Express OtcoA Par, .Dlo5 AMI 10 and SA3
broadway, York aud 1873 gt0n-st. BrooklYn
]. N TOUCEY Gen. sup. {, -. MEEkEk Gen Pass'r Agt
~ ~ RosIon Woresster NlshuA Portland al tao Ease
ga Nav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Pier No ~ North RiVoe
AZ 5 u m IItC sundays excepted Limited tickets "a
:.
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PuTCU 7VAIIFY RAHROAD.

A. PASSENGER TRAINS on and after June l. iss 10 vi
Leave epoiA foot OF COrtandt aud DesOrossess, a TAU
m D. IN and $50 D. for Eason Bethlenem AuentoSa
Reading. Mauch Ch1nK, Wtkesbaire TowanaS massr d
ing coaches attached 70 $50 D m train. . a.. ~
100 len VIM an Z 40 a m ! connect TOR AZ
potnfs IN Mahanoy and Hazleton cja regions
FN n ri BYINGTON General PASSENGER AgenI
General Eastern once corner church ana
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rbe pa9r' m Tsccs have ina day declared dividend
Of FIVE CEN rs pr share FOR the month o On 'N'
capital stock Of ti Company payable on mo -1l 81,
,,.I n'0' oO'N' 1'''' va LAY pARDEE, Secretary.
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uipiorn0 Notices.

~ CALIFORNIA No. ~ WALTZ.
Ntly.yguk. March ~, 1881.
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CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

CALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON
II $1,000 via y EWPORT and IA LII RIVER
Through sold and Baggage checked to all prnepa
Magnihcept steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leav,
New York fatty sundays excepted from fler 70 ~ 10
u Murrayst at p m CONNECTION We amen boaV
4TICK EsIS STATEKOOMS, Etc. can be oDtqned al az
ncDa hotels and ticket Offices at tue office on ier rs ana
IN bniTIi sleaInsrs BORDEN i LOWELL Agents.
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OFFICE or rfU GgRfN MOUNT ~ GoLD HNiS1 ToEPAAh(
NLY.l Ok, March II, 1881.
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GREE =. Muir 81 lsIJn.In.t An AllAs-----
cabin g5Ot1 prepaid sessrlZe tieEeS+ Ss
Bung lover juan most Ines f. W.. HURSF Manager
ana - .srOld VAv, =, 4.
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,be Ho,rI Of Trustees have this day declared quar
t-rly dividend of FIFTEEN tEN ~ per s3.t M ~
stock Of Lis company Tor the quart. thunF FooiAS 90
t,aynble on % 3uth uly Of March, 1881. - -.
transfer the -5d lh5L ana Io'P' Va 'o LOU
OF Aptil 1881. p,pnr,E socr,.orv
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E7OR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
N Y N. II. and II. u. & Leave Grand Central Depot
nc 1885 m. days and l030 D. Sunday Othei
trains at IL q ana Get tickets VIA NeW'IOrk ane
New -1a1lia
, 1881-12-30

Chtc"s.' - 'ho c'eS III Relt'iss t1tol 'lo
'",'',',ts """ !" nv p"'"''s" - S'"'''"'
elal'h ~ tho ."'''r"slAS' ,,
>lha 'st " congress ef'"t!ns ''.'S 's'1 M
sefl1' ~ u'e ,"steil'a.''s ilh''S 's'l 'oo'1.on
10 'a''d .'o' n'"er"lso "pt'npl'"s"u ~ VI, wv
t,it'" III M"uoh ""1 "nn'n "'y ~ WV
osasesa l"t'ot.ys W'G.' ,.' .e ",'n','' ,','.'m
p.',u" 'i'o o"'a' i''"s ~, s',' '".a ',',,s ]
s'"l' ''',, osese" @ s"" )" w .'.,' s, '."', @ ,na
wen. IVY ,."1' pes IVY. ms ."':" ,.,. "".
, 1881-12-30
THE VALENTINE AND PoRTERFIELD
WILDCAT ECRlP.

'rha nnn1Fcntfnn nf the 1,ulfte,Y f,f fha Wi.
out,na acr,n r., hove tI,c dccIa,on ~ senra.
tarv schury In thcIr cose In 1s7,> sot ostin
ou, tha cnsa rahearfa ,yns ,,lsru1a..,, v,a,of.
dnv hv secretnrv Kirkwn,uI. Tl,a drcis,on
,"i1, ,,s eounJ IL, sr,r tin,m,,vt. lila ,,,nr,,tnv
II Ia ,1oat,1o1l,. ,,,,,,,,ic II rooots tto NJ.
,,ltco.ton m varIous tec,,p,cal rrou,,ls ontf
.t. ~, tbo mnrit. ~ tta or1o,, nj o1a,,n ,rh,,
,S.cret,rv @ I,oari the wlolo 1oae o,,d avian If
'1,o felt thnt In Ind ,he no,vcr In ,,c.lnres
,horo ,,os n,.,,ny II, t,,o onso ~ ,",,,,no i'm
- rs,"rsa w." w. osarr,,I' t,.a ,,aois,an y, IT..
,,ro,,o"osor ria ,rir,,oi ,,,n,,n ,,,os n,ot
.,.is s.1,> e,,,,,,J ~ In,,nta>' ~, ~" inI.a
sl,,,r. n,t, ,tnor land il, o,,,, nr.,,,ma 1o,t
,,"n.,,,'s,' 49," n"sa.,a.,ar r., T,t,"nn ,rh,s
thor.yoro 10 n t,no,itv of tnt, ecr,, hma,'
,,os, ,,,,tt, anal, .,,,,. y, tha r.,,,ro ~ =
csa.,tra,, ~ 49, rrtarIo s,aI, l.. y,s',,,a ,u,,a
III, ,',,S ~, ,,,nr"s,n,, oo ~, 10 ,,,,,,,,ts
w.. ss.,,.,. 49,, ,,a,,1s,,>,, ~ ~" a'',...a
and ~ tta ,,rn,aao.s,,rs a1,"I, 1,ra s,a,,Jt,ss
~. 80 "ra.t tso.,, W. oa,.'..a,,s 49, .sn,s
~ - = on~a,,., .',u,,.s, -. S".or;,..'. III.
Va '',, ~ s,aa ..s.'s',. rsa - ~. '' .sse
T. r,.1.a...s ~ s.,.,.s.. Iii, ,.s.,, .,,,.,, ,
.'s.xs ~ .,,, 's;s,,,,.,'. a.','.a. - y.
...., as..,as,.~ss ~. ,,,., ,,,t H.. I'LL -
I,a.n,' ~ .as, sn.,,is '.otta,, f., .,a
,.s",. ~ f,,,sa sp ...ha ast,,s ,sn"a.' 80 nF.,,
wanna, ,,cn,,,nncv anI m,nie 'o"d n.,ynt.
s,a,,.. ~ sp"m's .,.. a,t ~" ha,r,,,x ~ .s,,''
a" o,,, s,,,,,,a.,,n', tha ,no,,n,, ~ t,,n t,t,,
sa, C,,.1"a r.. s,.,'stsa .,,a W",o,,.,,. ,a..,,
.',o,, n an,oar,, tha ha,rs a,I ra,,r,so,,.a onp
.,s.a ' ~ Tt,nsI.s 1,,'st.sMoi IL ,,,,,a -. .at
49,. 1,..'s.'1,,. =. ~, ~ ,,,a,,,.t r.. .s,
,ama .1 .as;a ,sana,1 ~ .ssn, n,u,ar ~ M -
4*1A'A oestFf .eaaosA ~ sNAS't' "t.1" wa "es ~
, 1881-12-30
D.. DIR. BOYNTON.
His statctaant Concerning the Surgeons
Hills.

Special nt&pateA to 1ns Chtedao Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kns,, Deu ss9-Iu reply to the state'
meut Ut Marshal Henry. a. tulegraphcd ftou
Washington, CONCERNING the o1penaes ticlaent
to tho illless Ut President 0nraelu, Or. T. d.
uoyntos aays that ho never t,lada any ohaEEes
during tho Presidents sickness. lie stases tas!
no had beva a1s paysls!sn III Ohio, aud had a.
Held, during bur llness ut. tho White tlovse.
When Gv lsft, Uen. Garfield sent HIN carcK ios n
tlWn, which he !nua4!ately sot4rn1S wtta IN
Vi fr,end.., aud did not desire
as,y remuneration for his services, % .se !9
lall0rOl Ilogs ournesty aud that hu and his ~
gueiAtes til tho case deserve tho farest cnnsiass!
atloil. Dr. BoyntOA IL living quietly In tha w,
AfiUr twent}.tw1 yearA Ut study prnCtlGs ~ ~
CIUyala,id h0 u hero seeking lhat Eost which "ss
denied him thoyt.
, 1881-12-30
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

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hno poople nre p'ea'h'ns ~ 'an,1 thns perh"t's
'no N"!in io'o -" eat" o''' p'aee :" h'o "''
h1l'
X Now York fashion Journal slys that
''numcrois cnlls will bo tho correct thing OH
Now-ycnr's Day. In Chicago 1t isdttfcrcnt. If
Il man has three kings or bcttor ho always
raises tho otllcr fellow. nthorwao he !ayR down
re hand' Numorous oe''s ''ro mover sho eofrccf
t;reat cxcitemcnt was occnsioncd in the
anon an,onx tho prisoners Of a man who had been
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10 things in th!a sometimes gloomy world NOR more
nnm .no ae" W.T. oh to !x
h,t If .hora arc wc ,,rv TINT fbey NAV bl, VIII.
XII, frot, t,,o nn,,rn ,,azm ,,It aftcr TIN mi.
,"ws . Thts IL n,,t s,,c strono b.uT ne II ,oot.a
~ in ar f,of1 II ,gcII a,rore that ,u,oly in ,hc
Tff'ntt oiteo has authof'ty to suppress h's ea'
itof'als'
Here ism excellent rnlctO follow In making
m!nce pies: Four pounds of beef tro,l1nl steak
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ss, snv ~ a1,sntco n,,o m, nc t,sn ,,,,orts ~
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, 1881-12-30

Mn. .1o1iS LYLE ktxG saw ut to Say I'll nr-
Citing his motion fur now lrinl III the casq
of Prince Albert .IU'es, once convicted bf
ll,altsfnngfitcr aid oncu convicted ot murder,
tint "This cnsu has bcen l1torc vigorously
prosecuted in the newspapers than in tho
court.' With tie exception TINT 1t has beei,
prosecuted in the court M vigorously rs The
Inv and te amazing interpretations of 1t by
tho cnurts would allow this stntcn,ent Is lit
orally trtle: This Is precisely tho rcason
THE CfflcAao T'nfnuSE has called public
attention to tho matter. The proceedings In
the l'rince Albert .Jones case furnish n, cS-
eclicnt commentary Of, the methods Of crln-
i1sal procedure In Illinois. Primes Albert
.tottps killed his brother more tl!an two
years ago. Tltara waro sntna pal'at~
Ing circumstances IN tho cnsc, md
the Stata's Attorney lad him Indicted for
nua1,slauRllter. On the trial ut this indtct-
n,ent cviaeuca tcuding to allow malice and
nAscrial 10 tho prosecution WIS rttctl nut, on
tho ground tf,at It was not relevant 10 the
chnrgc. Notwithstanding. the defendant was
f0tli,sl guilty n,id sentenced to fourteen years
II, the pet,tteuttary. i now trial WIS dc-
ma1,tll,tl and granted. The State's-Attorncy
iha,l nnt!c rros'd the Indictment for 1nat''
slaughter AMI lad the prisoner Indicted Tor
mtrIpr. 4 second verdict Of guilty was
fnti,1 and the sentcrlce fixed Mt t1nprisoll-
lnuI,t for life. Nuw defendants cn,lnsel te-
lllutltl a third triul-l thing nnver conceded
to nny ,nan In tl,ls county. Tie grounds of
tho motion for a new trlal are:
!. New evidence.
=. Tint tho plea ut not guilty was imprnp-
, 1881-12-30

Doubtless Secretary Folge1 thought when
lie recommended tile retirement OF silver
certificates, the discontinlauco of thu cot,i.
,ge of silver dollars, and the abolition of the
grcenbacl aB legal tender, that gold would
cont,n,,o TO tlow to thosu shores FROM In.
gland. France, and Germany forever. Doubt
less, hat. ho bcen familiar with the laws uf
trade and finance, he would hayo thought 10
such thing. 1t Ia by no mems Improbable
that before year gold will be flowing the
Other way. Already Our agricultural ex-
ports iaye fallen OFT considerably BY rcason
Of short crops, a,d they will 1ikcly fall off
largely during tho year tas2. hfcauttmn, Ill
ilnted prices horo teMd to stimulate imports.
With n growing volume of Imports anu q de-
creaslng volume ut exports, the balance OF
tratlB will soon be agntNSt lis, amt gold Will
bcgtn to tluw out to Europe. Alcnaccu by
this prospective Stata ut trade In the NEAR
flturc, tue Secrctary's recommendations 1rc
simply suicidal. Should they bu adoptctl
eyen nav, uanic would Inevitably result;
Md their adoption simultaneously with tie
establishment ot an adverse balance OF
trade would certainly produce commer-
cint ruvnlsIon Of tho must widespread and
sertouA character
Thu prlce Of commodities Is measured by
the quantity Of tho circulating medium. Iii
tho case OF tho United States tho quantity
hms been largely augmented BY an Inflow Of
foreign Roll-an Inflow continuing for years,
aud prices Of commodities llnYe advanced
accordingly. But th8y have now ADVANCED
tu polnt which tends to chuck the Inflow OF
gold. Purchasers OF commodities avoid dear
, 1881-12-30

THE Cincinnati CQmn.erclal said: Is
well xnown shas NJ, wh!sesaw Held aud Nj. D.
q. Mills arc tho ownera Of tho New York 1rp.-
uhc." pana pf the Sun SCOUTS the truth Of ehts
statvment. aayipv,
Ia It tndredy Jlua ME. Mills paid on Mr. Jay
Gould, 41Id IL thu ut1ak now hypothecated 70
hita vi 1t formerly VIVA to tho great railroud
spccllHturY Tue Cincinnati GvHneTtta! Mly be.
lFyG II. but tothar penple cnl1stteF thut Dir. Goud
slI koeps tt!a soek III hts sAiH Anl eau. Gull for
hls money any duy that ho ehppses. =,
Now lot Whteihw Hold tell what ha kpoFs.
Hp uan sattle tho controversy !u y uinut0.