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New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
A RuMoa WIra hILLIoxs IN 1T

The published statement that Mr. Vanderbilt in-
tends TO establish new telegraph company, with
a capital of $25, 900 aud With General Anson
staeer as president excited only ridcuie in Wall
Street Yesterday President. Green. Of tho Western
Union Company expresseo sse sshoss insI'duisS'
Z" can say, wish the greatest confidence, that
there is not shadow Of foundation for such TO
port General Stager resigned while ago as vice.
presldent of this company, but he then expressed
wish to retain his scat IN the board until II was
wanted, because he did not wish entirely 20 sever
his connection with the company III the service OF
which he had been for nearly thirty years, Twice
before within three or ionr years, General stagef
has offered his resignation but he was prevailed on
TO withdraw II: lately it was again offered, under
circumstances that made it impossible for the board
to refuse to accept IT. But the for tho rese
nation were personal, and happen 70 SNOW thss
the care of his private affairs is as much business ~
General Stager is anxious ia. look after. lie has
considerable property, and, besides-well. there q
20 dsguisipg-hs IS Iowlng stout. No, Ssse.s
even if Mr. Vanderbilt had the iaintest intenton oi
entering upOnlt.
Let add BY Sss sass s *! 4 spo
request Mr. Vanderbilt said some time ago whes
he spoke Of his intended resignation that nc snonae
like very mneh 70 nave Mr, Aes chosen 20 sfed VIZ ~,
statements that Che designations OF MT ~
and Mr. Bargsg were necessary 20 make room .ls ~
representatives OF the American Daion interess
Places were TO be gwen 10 these only as yaeanclss
naturally occurred. The first vacancy Va a9so0,d
casoned by the death OF David Jones, and MI youiS
was elected In his place Ar. Twomhly resigned ang
was succeeded by Geuer Eckcrs. Russell saEs toDS @
the place Of Chester w Chaptn, who reslgneSu,, ~
Dillon was elected. Now Mr.. Ames has become
member In Mr.. VanderbilFs place. We have oon- ~,
pleted our agreement with tue American Sn'sss "
bnt no one was asked to resign 70 make way ioI sns
new direct0rs.g ..,b-.
Mr. Vanderbilt said last nigh that he knew noo'7
ing about plan for new Telegraph cotnpany, M
fhe assertion was also nade yesterday tiat "a "a
VandcrbiIt ha decided TO construed en- ls
railroad from che Grand Central Depot 20 IN ar3
Hall. BE said last night that there was noe
OF truth in this report either. ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
OBIT UARY.
THOMAS ]. BARE.

Ex-Police Commissioner Thomas ]. Bari
who died suddenly Sunday night, was born In this city
In 1872 He was Tammany Democrat, and was elected
Assistant Alderman from the Sixth Ward ia 1850 and
1851 He served IN the Board of Aldermen IN she two
following years. and represented the lower part OF the
city in the State Senate in 1854 and 1855 From 1853
to 1862 he was member Of Congress- and In the next
election e ran against w,lliam Dodge and the late
LANES Brooke and WIS defeated In 1870 Mr. Barr
nppOinied a Police Commissioner through the innuence
OF mis- nephews Peter B. 5weeng and John ). Bradley
and took the place vacated by the late Matthew 2.
Brennan who had been elected Sheriff., He was legts
lated ogt f Office on the adoption Of Charter ef 1873
and since then ne has held no political 0ifce
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
DIR. J. A CROSS.

DE- J. A. Cross, a prominent physician OF
Newark died last evening from complication OF dis.
cases. For seven years he had been in charge Of the
Essex County Lunatic Asylum. BE also consulting
physician at st. Michael's Hospital, Newark. In the
early part Of the ne acted examining physician AZ
Newark and was attached TO the Government Hospital
there After the battle OF Williamsburg be volunteered
with number Of other physcians, TO 90 TO the rons
and ATTEND Co the wounded. He was Republican 10
politics. and possessed considerable political nhaence
HIS age was ilfty-sx years he leaves wife.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
HENRY b. ROBERTSON.

Henry D. Robertson lied yesterday at tne
age OF scventythree at hts home, No. 213 Hooperst
He had lived IN Brooklyn nearly forty years and Tor the
past twenty-five years filed the position OF head book
kneper in the Williamsburg Savings Bank. Hts disease
was malaria and dropsy, which he suffered for four
months In politics Mr. Robertson unswerving
Republican. Ills widow ana one son, Henry H. Robert
son. OF the Williamsburg Gsligt Company, survive bin
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
DEATH or 4 FAMOUS EAGLE

CHICAGO, March 2S.-A dispatch from Madi-
SON. VIA says: Old Abe" tBe historic eagle carried
throughout tho entire by the Eighth Wisconsin
Volunteer Infantry. dead. Ths bird presented
to tue ronment while u was organizing 40 Camp Ran
dali Madison Wis., IN 1861 +. was carried at tho head
OF Tho regiment throughout the war never receiving
seraeh Since the it has had room IN the baser
melt VI the Wisconsin Capitol Snd received The best Of
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
FREDERICK KINGMAN.

TRENTON N. j., March 2S.-Frederick King
man. prominent and highly respected lawyer Of this
city died suddenly OF heart disease to-day. Hs
was about Sky. live years old.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
JOEL Il. GUY.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, March 2S.-Joel H.Guy died
at his house this city this morning. at the age Of
seventyeight years Mr.. Guy has been identified wiz
the banking interests OF this town for the last forty
years having been at the time Of his death president OF
t6e First National Bank ami City Savings Bank OF Mer
den and Bilddesex County, and the National Bank Of
Mud Conn.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

Mr.. LINCOLN was asked which of two pro-
neusnes Tor hi inauguration he prekerred. Throwing
one lee over tue back Of his char he tod Htory y;
USea xsas practising law IlicOis client OF
= pgcnar sort Of fellow. brought before tho e01rt
sd ina 5adre asked him: fDO ypu ewear or ntifta
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
ALEXANpER W. ARMoUR.

Alexander w. Armour, a well-kn0wn Wall
Street banker ded his hume 1t Dobbs Ferry sunday
night He was native Of this city, and when yo'ms
man he catered the service Of tho American Exchange
National Bank After remaining there about I've yeari
he engaged in business his own account Mr. Armout
was forty.f0ur years old. He was never married
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE F1RB RECORD.
ousE AyD BARys DEsrRoYED.

EoaMyoH, Conn, March 2S.--9Fhe house and
xaf1s Of George Hspaadiag atsauth Woodstock, have
been destroyed By re Tic loss includes eleven hogs
swentrsftye pigs two calves n the farming utesiB.
Ixsf Of Fhe furniture et TIE damage 10 nearly S5,DOO
er<1srta fof 81, 500.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

AMANrruM hR.--Angry wife OF MS R posons 90, I,
wish was dead and cremsted nnE ~ , As.
az urn on your dreesipero0m tAps as spns az " sr
you'd b. as.sorryp Eleetcns plnsl1st ~ sssis
Shat wouldn't end the hsmiy tars--is y Neuo. oh1s
theua at-lPaach, 4tr
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

ULoucEsrRR, Mass, March 2S,-aAn exten-
ave re fsxsEiag IN the woods Detwecn this city and
sssckpors, milirh thrsatens burn over large
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

care The death OF their old petfs deeply mourneo
the old soldiers about the Capitol.
, 1881-12-24
EITE REAE ESTAT Tx.
TOR SALE-BY ERNST I'1tUsslNG,
~ ltuum " ENstfnH It!,sEk.
Eorthwcst cntnoI ltAttdunb ana flrArhQyn .ats.

Wost l.nka-st, tetwccn l'nultna and t'aso,
!s.e :ts sSs a1s Sn9 1
ss1f's fsatsvasd sos; sv.;i III
sirsatse.;a1 sG;nsi faai.n.:a1: Wx IL '''
sssI a'"essfn SS9 Si9ast i!a'sua IT, a
asf *yt s Il III! % IT, a%n @
sss W. ~ ss IA
ssr sa *.. as. S9ss 9eas a'
cor acs M
Hsss:s5ss';:s!:: I'll II iSyas, &tIs is:;,%::: "A
E! S:a; T;S if assoqy @
II sasyasst: i.ssyii:
GisGonrn:plsso. Ssf i:hi.na ~" III
efsis saas'e, !sit s':; :s". s.s'.as"" m
North Cttrk.st. nno basinsss block. e,xss IT,
o".as''':sn ;sa1 :, s sa:;nas Wills *'o
S 5iS sd ;.a 'A'
jiSSt !5s sias! a.,t%p XIX: ann
Ess:s, ~; u ciast. ttics '' fss,sass i asd M
II Sith .;iii
l4.rta6sU.st, nsar u, pournas. two baIldstRs ~,
Lsisses:s.. a aar ssia IL lid ao 49,
1.ssf.Sss:st.: aorti * U'i6Suraiv. 81 Il viii e
lsrraSat.st., rtii oi Isl III t... 2a1
l.sff.oSo;s f!ofta "f "I"uw' ii iacs 'front.' .,,,
wesasi.ss !ssf ii, and :aSis s
fF1snonts HEAR WobsIef'hv ybr'ck d"ultIIx nho
:,s; % S$S I'LL
iss *; i; :. S$
91st q husn-. 5x6 t:. M
ilasilsrss.sy.: *s;a ]! yas ~! y a::. ::::::" St;
s Il isot:s ess %S III @ r
h hr III arm
, 1881-12-24
CRY H{tiL fiyYLf 1I.
I1UR SALE-1}Y -
l. IAllk1I + BRADLEY,
REAL f:sTATK AuEETSx
10 Ia Etbt,E-ST.


sn,,rti i31v,s,ov
ala r,ur,,ns.t sss! tr. ~ sxS h.,.u.n, f,.n.
M, HTn: ~ i9s2t M ~. ,.,.. ...,...
II 5HnI y. f9.stnry stark ~ i,arEa,n. an
III A.rsJ 1tu pansMenL p1sG.. thHM: h.x
iR iR NnH a ~ tSMpy hHm uaAennnt p,.uM.
In ~ ~ ~. sHr H. .Es!t IS ~" "'"t"fJ
9t' y u @1suty tfanaH; hsck Mscr1snk n
- fs...t ". ~" msnGnt no
r. xx,,c.ov r,r,t, - nnnm,E r. ntyu, a.,t r,o,+
+. s|is.sx" Hat!h = IivIs',n.tt;s Sf!si shssi:,
east hr ~ nt.hmwt snsmP s ,,,
snstns xfs,sIt s :. nS s nss sn3 RI
~. %EkF S!y|siSSE '.'ass .'. wa .... .',
" frnI sI :" xsin nn ~ ~
nm ~ Ut E"n sr,m,s
IN Waatna Il nj, h.,Ml"vnfT 1st,ev snd i;as"m"nt
~ %. lI!s.. ss 49,. 49,
9Win hr,isc,, 9siit,T WI Hwy w, frIm, rim
S$sSa s5s: s:'Sfy !s.s;s: $;ss , S;Sent
III Ms.tth Wc.nrn a. un; n,r.. ~ ,r,r n HI ~
n! ES;;S ;$s:Sta: s:,:sy i;s:ss AN fiso,s
-, SM.t T. = rr,s. ~, n nIin", ~ III
' M % 1.r"fy mnd n".Grsns brok' ~''a A.
un c:S5s:. S;.sor5 Ind Sa'Sasns snets stone
h4 ,yMhat,..tn.ny. a.tgp frnnc .,nrc md cot,auo
,,u,,,ra... .,,,, Y; uHrM1,nttyEM ;4.M1,,!t, yFI5
Vnn N,tr,sH..si a III ~ VIII iiIrm
iia1rstn III nHmr 4 tU., ~ ~ ~ Mt IL; x,uth front
iiu.tm rs.st t1rtSr snr t.nr i iii wnni AZ rifnr
~ ' " HijtFtt III tiatiiS' ~ "
aa,a 1sratrlc.nv fr1tni, iS,Miye tst r;rla,
''a stS, iii HUI ,rn s1I1ysncnsss nn "t" W."
, 1881-12-24
TTRElfL ESTATE.

TOK sALE1!sY ,AnOLpJl LOEB &
u pno.' A"a t',tirii " n sH,1n;i:.: sIi,E
atehess,,. n,,nGur oi aSascs md lots md vacanI
Wn"e2in,d.aL y nu,nnr af hnuaes md ,o,s bo.wcon
E!tt!ssnth sd . ,,x,,.
.aiHmo-at:. anuihwost e,ir,or of Gorty 'slxth-at,
';t!is Gss4s as$ III % s,s en On s.,, par.
viii, NtToom hol.:e, ell" aiming Ill 1nodor" Improves
"Cottnac uruvU.av, soatloasi ,n:nnr nt gorty.ntlh
i ss; r. sts: ss s m as.ts assy
l"'s aS
%:s; ;;;; Ss'@Sa" Vi" iaisa Ind 'l'F'''o"-
III foi.sss1 "at "enr rhrty.xtha, 9rtorY and base.
III! s':ss ~ :s 4: from.
inIi.nu-nv.. j" numbgr Ut ftno rca,dor'cos At low
'flsdina:.x: opposltu ruIrt,-s'z.h.st. s,rlaa Al
SS'k tS.patS s%i aa a1a
ssss"v a!ff
iiIchiaasl-av. cotnsr biftJ.fourtn.st. Mt ~ per
",Siieh.san.av:n noar s1ty'nrss-'L. saxl@ With
hyasss ~ ts" properly, rented at .a per
'qnr: raTuav ~ IL, Ill., uurb,o- tronL hu,so with all
1s5t IL Ss'' 'sopky.'a' oh'.p
~ Ea;s:ss. a$aSST d iots bot~osn rh'ss,.nF't
~ EH.;x,! ana west
II .,s and ruon
.ininSur of iois u loS psscas ind ona
n1':, n1W':,abas,-av. nusupor OF rosdonces and vacant
.o3add.sl. No. o, loroou nrst.oass houaa' at 'eF1
70" ouannsSi -raen. nnar ThrtY~sovcnth-st, astory
GID baao'scn1 brick Mssi nHasa' si5}.s XIX sa'"p
VII l ..'.':t, ' sast It Iiasssa sssiS With =
's capisil Nv turner convsess.t. 2.nty snd baso-
:sns,s:t rsFs: als y sio@ s%ss: =, IN, =,
wv 'tcst tT Cgaaas. NV s sur xssnd.av 7s,ory houuu
I'd Ta;t1his; iss Msss s,s. VI t'"'"''a' .''' s-'
,,asa MStn.9n GI.es tso. near
nsnasr .n.s;,ar MpUSus, Is ns on long time
~ wv. es'y sSrsos, iH5 corncf Latin. ,x, a. ss per
fast. ":'s N'"'''90"''''
II ;'s;';s's i; s, residences
Mrst i4tso.s.. .l,snr lSusI. 5s1i5: !iuprossa; "
.sa %sai;SSs:sv ~ number Of brick bust.
~; sss; s assss: and o..
oS. Inc a es: .. ,o.' sa
csi pall H. @ sqfavr pesp isass sIss stotss and
Iss,: s;s sponaa Investment thH'"' @' 10 p'F e''s
Wesl l,oik-st. uear Iioyne.av. Axt%
S;t 3.s nSsr SG' % hfn a., Ss II esae ia
,g.s.:s sions iroat wv. A tnosfn 'n'gtt,ysa,sns.
Msst S.andepli.st. ns4f 1n!on FaTE. kSca s;s!ory
satus saa sss's"' 'F''t building win ha0'4'a F00f At
sssc %t nna es
Ws:s asss ao;asas'' oo. on
We. Tsyiur.st, nsaF IGfoop, brIek house at vcry
q nr,ty e.r Wood a,z, with cos
III nn nna Te 1ae ys,ory ard basement brick rc,
,trn"n rnntstti,ir iii n,tIsrH IInDrDy HnlonlH,
, 1881-12-24

EtOlt SALE--AT A BAittsAlN-
IL K!H feet On rruse tv.+ bUt~ ren 'lhlrtleth ind
TtlTtt%hfst-Att., west 1runti tho cbgapeBt rFUp-
crty Gn ltlH akrrat.
M feet ,n CUlHEA uIUvG-lv. Hehr 1lltrr-fgyenth-1
y fept LUtlap0 Ufpvo.Av. n1Hr TMunty utn hest
y fevt ~ !it.tGand Enrk,av agnr rwehty>alnth-st.
fest o,i Cns!aRo Erss.av naar f2.tY: Y :itFss.st
Lots m l'htrteenth md F0urteenth.s,a.. b.twcen
Wnod and LnroIn.ets. whlc!1 no ean sell etoat'
H!la t,n EAsY tIfnlk nj per cqlt.
~ fee! N I;lnc,,n.at. near ls)Hu lfa1na.av. %
lHpttUVEU. ...
narbic.fronts on Lake l'atk.ay.s modern Improve
2story truu,o house on Bouth rnrk.av.. nesr Twon-
ty-Atnth-sL
Cottage. house. and lot on south lark.sv near
2.story fRo sioase ind t9.foot lot on Lausey-nv.,
. NGnr tNEly-Mtth-St
1k-ssogy ruttlxu VI EnkIemp0d In Anu ahape.
HsyurNI htInspa at v nshiRt0n HrlTtIts hd MOrRan
ark on casy grms # rnyngtnt,' 1nd G6 aqsG1a, s
Gan i'ark from aero 70 s.nercs, tln g1t,st q 4
iiDt'iflNHON l. HIf.VA.
ItJ JleHtbnrJl.1ta HOsutN
, 1881-12-24
.if4E4VI's WANTED.

Az EN1tS 4F.ANI'IED. ----.
4 tESTS WANTEU-EYlDEN IRu-
II duvxa u uuco or b{ HAL ktal Vhufxau1 Men
cluar ~ ~ ta puE week xt our EvDas ~ :eaa sVe!'
NEAllll.l. i CU. 4 snt y kot.t UsAEk.ts G4!Ess4
A GENTS WANTEp-lN COUNTRY TO
n bandlu spseislly. Address J. III. MVEg. wa
Vipy@ py@ulet-Ay4 Lhlealsus
, 1881-12-24

II! JleRtbnSn-st., N1tm9
FoR sALE-DY BARNES & PARISH,
.ss s's saa hSpinf m Ia
i, sS:s;, s!S% sssas, :ts;s,
n9s ~ 1sss t y
Msssiass.,':ss.. ,,ssr i'sota, s,1 y ':,pf...ed
mont brsca Ill sus.as. IT, sid prex tsf,s ias.
iisistsa:st. isHs viz. tse:.ssTy % Concrete @ brick
;feysinnd r.fk: Nv. 3.rtur; md bass ntonc.ront.
as Ssst psf ss esss Sssa
s;Ss: sl stst ss:s lot
THirty.sevsnt6.ss crnor OF a.antonny IN. s7zlia,
ys:i E5s, n :ss 'sS! ,.,nn,n, ,,,me
WI c1eh"as9 fl ,yats;spt Gity PEHe1MtS II In ha,,e.,
T0il S47i;-I3Y ANDREWS n Di7R-
ylrri.%sSs. tss ssSss: M s5t 1s s' M @ t-o ..,or, aus
tfE'aS2ss' Hss :s!ss9
IT,. lnV Awell-Eont Grlak rouldencD, all inprovo-
soaf GpGi IL X two uns
opcIfAl.sr@Se f'l fssii sn sn hca.o aud two ,o,s,
cos f..s fs.lasncs 2axSASS a t sIrS duo s's0''
DgExEI gSvLsYx.h .NefIh = FSsty y.socond.s,s.
S;s 'is"'' so,s'sa VIA % n.'ss'' ''ss' s',1'
s.sa sSp ytii!:SInth:ss s1a i: that !asty:
F7oN sALE-BY Il. 4. OSBORN, ~
- "a sa'{siitt''ic 'G{siltt''icE MEs.pnEyE ,,ygy, .
Haaa,.:t. !. y. cosaas %ood~tsI's5; i rs SUR
,aona 1e,,sr,on pars, cham, ,or
,isms,.,sso s.!s; ,oor'I, ,ro,,n,
,,i6xlzs tIl: \ !9Fy oasa ~. e,, ,.s.,, nm
Alnhf1o's tleaf lAoJpo-~aNot aohth 1Font' siN pof
, 1881-12-24


SOUTH stDH.
.gss% %ssssa $Sd G!ss| |ssS:s,s; ~ s's W.
rsa GS sss Il papSs''
s.ss a;r' .h*tpo,;tor' '"d 0@''"s"s 1'ck near H.
i ;; 5 M fa; psfh Ct
st: Ss' is 'SS sSisss s
;Sss!s $ y;
r,es s sse +; .i'a fs' s5st
iaa ass:av., iHs Srown:st"no irunE uiso tns lot,
ngHr hs.1;eY'''tIn,st; VI I il, c,rr. ro,txe.,nb,,,
% Ssasss fh5nt
isasoSiH III H.ss, 1 a,o cottage and lot near rvauty-
''WNf.1: WnSasb!ky '.SSp u paet pcar slz.opnta;s.
baa*! tnnSs sGSf s ssas Il sSta "F4"t With '"o f'ns
naar mefa, an;,n e9 hoas' a'a 1ot noaF Ann t also
feots veil Improved. near orceu,.t,
'''' A'''' ''''' ''''' j. Z. v1EnlANn,.
~ DeaEb9rn- st. lto0m2
UnOR SALE-CIlOlUE AND CHEAP
u hauscs. Nnw ia the ttna to buy Ksnss arc surc
steps a t65ayy stons coping, osor5tE 'o!'d' 'ct a1l
xasS.s: Hee eernsr q fast .'.h ,wo soSa two.
~. ssH s.s..r trark n,.sM Il NJ,
feme..ns. !. M" HIN rrM,r = Win @ r,,.t.. ~,
9,ftS.st. s.smt Ge vt. titiu o tl
csss 1,r Gtes t,'clty ai su p''1
* ss,et $780,
tSnTsr,ny eas etsic, i.y S.stt,Sy suo basement
%s.aiSa!ea:sS, saty dusirsSIs. SssioF, s"a bn'e~
si"nfSs.sL. pesr lsncrsoa Pa.k, ~ ,srictly
iSnnastsn. sn' III aolsss coavsu,encos' ios axiss i
M,lns SGeg ,ur s.Iid 2,torv and bRsement
trIrI viii, III M br,ok hurtt cUud MOI uuniiuIt,
for aia'ioy, III. ~''f 'o"'' '"'~
and c,d wator, bath gns. ate, fi,sL
,ss aas KEY s.o i1s a xa tfpa baIt
VIZ" II, A. OSBORN, 100 Ia sa,ls..t.
------------- ------------
os oALE-ni h..,.a";, pA Wv = fA-fAo1.' '7'
,u rT" nr,,,SSs In h,l"n,s ami Nnnross War.
ro1,,sv, arss Wpsh,aElos..s.., IL and Farx-nv. w."
usnT EaagetiI, Nh yes su"aIi to- SI /"
,s.s. s anu o'''S' ''o'' "'aF eaop
.,liaYns-av. ncar Adams, 3.atory fFans' lot +axia'
fiurftson.st, near oakley z-atory rrnmc, kan, o
~ --' S7'N-@' -
, 1881-12-24

V noar Thtrly -atth-st. suiinn, lot ai1lA, apuse y
A1, Il ruans nn grauM1 uor has hot and cpih wntsf
ba wat0r ot4huL stAttunIfy tnbt. mAsb.e MnuLgte,
sts nney Hnishcd Rlld vuVy coity ysnpnly ArtaEIedi
VII ho sold cheup nnd 1n 0Asy tuT. u kSt u once,
- tjIiVkHG ID. HQt.uE,
a lia1nHr ltI,tCy, "a IHfk-st,
, 1881-12-24

INuK SALE E-M1CliltiAN-AV.-
lV.Ot w.
~ feet near TwGnly- -ti9Ath-kt. ahst tfUnt, AQAee
ND burn, f1lus. GIBBS CAlk!ho.
, 1881-12-24

TOR SAI.E-I.UTS On T1lllEFf.FlFFlt,
~ rhr.p-,Hyont. ind 'thtrtv.pt lust West
q ny u. d theso lots nre admirably located lot ns.
chH.lce .s.u l.u,muts luWn.Lo"tt Mt0 ate
GE.Jttl.E 81. fNk4uE,
b NGlinr HluUk 4. u1 ElnFk-Dt,
, 1881-12-24

l1OIs SALE-FiNE ACRE TRACT NEAR
IL lsultu,ap. uENhf WALLER Ilk.
u1 ljeuFbu.a.tE
, 1881-12-24

4E ono T0 s10,0o0-l,ARTNEN WANT
NOs WV 0d-biFB..plAsA maNul ulH4tuFtiIR Ius!t1Ssat
established 10 yuutst eIupUylk W handA; tfuc.a
llauu Iur 4ao ~ !nucL nurs tail bu takeht Hsnt Y,
tnateAAu futes, ~ sA1 Ut guods aFe unlimited. J,
Tribune uttI1e.
, 1881-12-24

EHON 6ALE-ELEGANT FNUNTAGES
IL IN 1E4Au buillvyMfd. In tue Vicinity OF Furty-
ninth und tlfty-eIKhth.sts tiEu. ~: IMHuE,
b lteapcr HIutk. " Etnrk.xt.
, 1881-12-24

WEST HI11E.
Inka..s. nne houko atlu lot, naar Ann. tAoi also,
ne4r Llnculh, k,nkt
landUtpIHt ~ feOt, we'll IMprC rod near 0rcena4t.
y. e. V1EUllNG,
11{ ufb1>fn -aL. nuutn2.
, 1881-12-24

TOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT OPpOR-
~ tuhlsy tor tnsea.ineHt: huvs for sale liie 81
" Hgc ri. u Ia this lraut Has tho tunruun nj
nEa y aovat i0a1 Isst On c!!unst txsr; y |sx 81
ThIs IL y yulNubo pee VI pruetty inr invDstiient-
GkD. 81. 1sIEUE, tt0Ii,er nluck, VI Clark.st,
, 1881-12-24

E,UK SALE-l3 ACRES SOUTHWEST
IL cuFnpr hlxty-third-st. und EuttsRh 4r4vy.av.
UEulluE u. HU%iuh. MooM Aeal,tr bluck, VI CiArk.
, 1881-12-24

EOR SALE-DUSlNESS nLOyKS ON
~ ns.4ih Waler, l,nkD, ttHndu,pn, Wnsh!Qtun.
adsu. Honrte. Fran4 M !ti'av.. In satla.tisrk,
usHFuptIl, b14it4, " nNnt h, aud A1itll!n1t.HYA,
b. X. ttlt.tllti 4 lu., 10 WaxttlnKton.AL
, 1881-12-24
MUAICxlL Ih,8I,Ru u1I HN7,z

+ yEl.Et.ilAIED BAUER" PIANO
~ nnty t!.i. rp-t t.1t snbcrb Chftstruaa present.
et!uI. ciSef mn, .x iur shipping. Call Loan broker,
, 1881-12-24

RIO LET-lIORSES AND LIGHT FAN
l. cy.ulp ssetty0ry- -wnsp,!x " dpltteI GhfistMA.
Ill 6tatn-ak-
1NANrED-trQ nUY-a CARLOADS
w hnIsrs und uares anne but Eund Murkerz
wanted. App'y trpmatbj. ", II. EDDY. III Aaa"
dutpal.At.
, 1881-12-24

L>UIi SA LEU UIk " AERES A SHORT
~ dlstnMcu northwest frasn Pullman And close 10
HENif WALLER jill.
p4f t}GntbHTn-tS-
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9eras.

- SIN Sauie tpurbe bic Biu anse.
ncmn1en, oab in neucrsauilirten @cun'
ties ber @cunthiit nidt mebr benn Wei.
len bonn Mittelpunft bes Counties ent=
fernt ieiu bari es fei benn. 3weiorittet ber
8ep0lferun5 entideibet lid oafiir. Sin
8eldlub muroe i'm ;Senat einsetradt,
ber bic teraniiden 9fepriientanten inltru.
irt, babin gu mirten, bab bic 6Sberalres
sieruns Der Stabt Brenbam ben Berlul 4
Ser9iitet, ipelder ibr burd elm BON Ser.
@taaten SOlooten peruriadtes 6euer su-
8efiSt murbe.
= 3wiiden @ecrsetOwn unb 6lorence
wurbe Us 8. Sarris, Elm Saufmann Don
Mbertn 9ia Der gieb auftaufte, BON Ndu=
BERN uberfallen unb UNI feline Baari9aft
beraubt. st bate BON 81 2OOO in
Vaar uno gSedieln bel li9. Sarris bat
mebrere Wanner peranlaBt, tbn su be,
Sleiten uno iit ben Rdutern sefolst.
= Ser Sroit bat ben Obfbirmen in
0ibertp @uuntn Sdaben setban.
= Sin Werifauer bat inn Qa8er nabe
Sort Gwell ben Turbisea Sdaibirten Gb.
Davis ermorbet unb einen anberen Wann
i9wer perwunbet; bann 1T er iiber ben
8ic @ranbe entf floben.
= Die Sermeiier ber @eritaniiden
Naticnal=Ba baben ben Rio @ranbe
BET 2arebo ii6eridritten.
= in Dalas miro bas Telepbonip=
fem einsefabrt irerben.
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Sine mphIthdteriu.

Osfnst bic abiirs fir ae uno Wlrs
Winslo,u mirb bemei(en, baB fe bic anne.
rRaniihe Glorsnttner Nadtisau Der &ln,
Der 1T. Dapon fnb mir 70 iibsr3sust,
pab mir unierer ,,Suiy" lsbren perpen
gu iasen: ,.@eiesnet fei Mrs Dinslorp"
neil fe berielben bebIlFi6 mar, iibsr bic
Deriope bes 3abn'ns unb anbere Be=
lhwsrIihfeiten fir 8nosr binw ee,utom.
men. Wrs Winslow @ootina
SYrup nimmt ben &tnbern bic Shmer-
3en uno furtrt DYisntrte unb DiarrbOe.
st ma6t ben Gaunen CART, befreit Don
gnt,iinouns uno brinet bas -8tno slldll1
ibr bic psrioce res 3a9nens binwsg.
81 TOUT serape bas, mas er ooraitbt 3u
ttun, aaes unb niht weniosr. gBir ba.
ben etnmal Mrs Winslom esleten unb
tsnnsn iie nur purh tbrsn Sootins
SYrup fur 6inbsr. Wsnn mir bic
Waht bdttsn. wiirpsn mir fs als 6silanb
fur bic Rinbsr binaslen--was fe auA
In Der lbat III. Der SYrup wirb In
allen Mpotbetem 3u 25 gsnts per Jlalde
perfduft.
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nirten Nsenten BEL elmer @elstube bon
20 bic 200 Warf unb eSentueller Gut
siebuns Der Goncellion iolden Berlunen
Yaliase gu 9eben. SIM Sabre 1876 tts
70 perbalf Der Canton Garsau All bon
Ieinen Benobnern 3ur NuSpanberuns
mad Nmerifa. Die 9eute lanbeten NIT
peniser als $1,000 per aopf. Dieie
Nusmanberuns bon erperbsunfihisen
2euten bat Der 8esieruns Der Ser. @taa'
ten su sablreiden 8eldwerben an bic 6es
.eierune Der @4wei5 SeranlaIuns sesez
ben.
- 8ien, 1. Mdr,. Sofratb gilrptb,
benz ppr Gurjem bic nittlerweile in ber
san3en Welt befahnt setpprbene Waseu=
operation at Der Trau Seller selunsen,
bat seltern uieber elm dbnlideS Meiiter=
-ifiid Der dirurstlden Tednif 5ultanbe se=
-bradt. @eitern Worsen lief lid cine
3ranfe (Sobanna @dSnltein, Wutter bon
brei 3inbern, 80 Sabre alt), bic ieit MO=
naten iber beftise Masenbeidmerben
flaste, ouf bic Glinit bes SofratbS brin>
gen. Billrotb unteriudte bic 3ranfe
unb fanb cine gang dbnlide trebsartise
@eidmullt ,pie bei Trau Seller, bod maz
rem bier beeeutenbe @ridmerunsen Der
Operation gu iiberwinoen, nanaentli4 ins
mere 8erwadiunsen nit ben 8audmdn<
ben. Die GeiectiOn murbe ppllfubrt
unb bauerte biesmul nabe ar 5wei Stun=
ben. sic selans pcafommen. Die Ya'
tientin idltef bic leete Nadt rubts uno
flebert beute gar nidt.
- MaoriO. Die Yoli5ei bat auBer.
balls Der StaDttbore cine sebeime Waf-
fennieberla9e entbedt, in tpelder 1900
@ewebre 9efunben murben.
= Sn Dreseen bat iid cine GolSniia=
ticns beiellidaft sebilbet, welde int Wai
in ftarfer 3ahl bic 8eiie mad Gmerifa
antreten uno lid in aanias nieberlaien
mill.
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@tne elidlihe gntoeduno.-

- Gine sladliAe @ntoeduns. Der
Dahtcn (S.) sln3ei9er" idreibt: So
sereidt uns gum teiOnberen gersniisen
unieren 2eiern iiber cine sladlide @nt=
bedung, welde Elm @inmobner unlerer
Stubt madte, beridten 3u fSnnen. Gaife
Dams, 21S ga TapettesStraBe, sibt fol-
genie Nuftldruns oariiber: Sd mar eit
3 WOnaten in TO1se BON ent;iinblidenr
Nbeumatismus an bas 8ett sefelielt
uno manbte ale nur erpenfltden Diittel
an, nm mir QinSeruns 5u idafien, jebO9
berseblid. Da murbe mir bas beutIde
Seilmittel, ct. Safpbs Del enl=
pfOblen. Sdcn mad ben erlten ginrei.
bunsen fablte i'd befer ano na4 menisen
Ea9en mar id im Stanbe mein Bett 3u
Serla6eu uno meinen Yflidten nadSutome
men.
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toilette unb 70 seidn1aducQ tie(e aud
mar. 70 naren bob eiuise Breide itrer
@dSnbeit. ourd weIde Die lieSreide 3sit
ibren @in3us sebalten bate, nod nidt
binlanslih perbedt; ie bate nod nidt
bic lette 5ano an bic Nusbeneruus elmer
pier3isidSrigen Yer,pii flung lesen tSnnen.
Sbre Wusen befcnoers maren matter alS
icnit, es fetlte bic ibren @lanj he6enoe
Sarbenniance, bic Sdattirung- aus benz
1uidtaften, pelde ibnen ales Seuer Der
Susenb wiebersab. @leidwobl empfins
4ueie ben 9ausfreunr islbit, einen Der
meniaen Wdnner, oeneu lie niht nit to-
ietten Nnipriiden se8endbertrat, pa iie
ibm seseniber ih nur als Ututter ibrer
Epdter fiblte, oesen 5ano fie ibm be-
ftimmt bate.