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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
Bronze hues are in vogue.

Roman sashes are revived.
All the new bonnets have
5tri.gg.
Colored straw will be much
worn.
Most hornets are of medium
sizes.
All shades of yellow are fashion,
able.
Black toilets are as fashionable
as ever.
Iron-rust red is new shade Of
this color.
Both large and small bonnets
will be worn.
Silver gray and rosy lilac are
very fashionable.
Brocaded stuffs continue to be
used for jackets.
Tufts OF feathers are worn more
than long plumes.
PUTS at the top of the sleeve are
coming in vogue.
Draperies continue to be very
St0OOA Ohi 0ICSJ-9hAtlSs
Nuns yelling retains its popu.
larity as full-dress fabric.
Spanish lace is used in profusion
on evening dresses.
White will be the dressv toilet
OF festival occasions in 1881.
Tuscan and English siraws will
be more worn than chip.
Satin de Lyons will be the pop
ular silk Of the coming season.
Spiders in gold and steel appear
among millinery ornaments.
Knitting Is more fashionable at
the moment than crochet work.
Pulled short sleeves are fashion,
able again for evening wear.
Dotted and lowered Swiss mus
lin dresses will again be worn.
Cabriolet bonnets are in high
favor with ladies of Partisan
tastes.
Satin Ia still the most popular
material for the dressiest toilets.
Amethyst and amber tinted sat-
Ia ball dresses are In high fashion.
Flowers and feathers will again
be mingled In bonnet trimmings.
New bonnet ornaments are in
gold, silver, jet, and steel combi-
nations.
Ginghams Of all kinds, plain,
plaided, checked, and striped, will
be worn.
Lisle thread gloves will be as
fashionable this summer as they
were last.
Sleeves are growing larger at
the top, forming slight fullness
In the arm hole.
To knit one's own silk stockings
is the ambition of the fancy work
er at present.
New calicoes initiate to perfec-
ton the new percales, monte
cloths, and satines.
Flower pompons with heron
aigrette in the center are among
novelties.
Colored lace mitss, in every
style, will be more worn this sea-
son than ever before.
Cobweb silk gloves are the la
test London novelty. They are
made almost transparent.
The new ginghams are beauti-
fully finished, fine, and artiscally
colored and pIaided.
Fancy aprons of sheer muslin
and of silk trimmed with lace and
ribbon are again in vogue.
Elbow sleeves with a puff at the
top appear on many OF the import
ed dresses of this spring.
New cotton printed dress goods
come in the ever popular percales,
sa.ines, and monte cloths.
Jet bead trimmings will be
made still more decorative this
season with mixtures of steel and
silver beads.
Shirrings and ruffles are seen on
all parts of costumes of cotton
printed goods, where trimmings
can b9 used.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
$500 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or
Costiveness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions
are strictly complied with. They n re
purely vegetable, and never fail TO give
satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large Boxes,
containing 80 pills 20 cents For sale by
all druggists Beware of couuterfelts and
limitations. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST b Co, "The
Pill Makers, 1871 and 1873 W Madison
st, Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of three-cent
stamp. Taug2s 90.Iy.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

SILVER Watches
choice Ladies
Ladies'
buttons ockets wedding rings Gents Gold Studs
Amongst this large stock amounting in the public will
selection OF Clocks
god silver and ste Spectaes suit all Walking
Goods at which Remember
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

RlnCI0nO Thousands of sol.
/ UuNIUIlN. diers and tkeir
heirs entitled by
late laws Of Congress. Send two stamps
for laws and copy of CITIZEN SOLDIER, to
N. w. Fitzgerald, U. S. Atty, Box SIS,
washington, ID. g. (n9vl3tf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
Reapers and New Enclosed Gear
Mowers,

The most perfect Mower ever built. 2. 704
in use in 1878, 10000 in use 1879. 1t is
the lightest draught mower in the world.
No side draught. Every machine war;
ranted to give satisfaction.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICE
Repair and Machine Shops,

TTAKE PLEASURE in informing
A my friends ard the public generally
that / have just opened
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
MISS LOLA SCHEU

Would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that on March oath, 1880, she purchas-
ed of Mrs. e. Scheu, her entire stock of
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
WANTED.
300, 900 WHITE OAK and
HICKORY SPOKE S.

Will buy in the log, standing on the
ground, or split out, and pay cash for the
same on delivery here, or at any point on
the railroad. JOHN FITZ,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
P S.-Cala and get size, &C, TO cut by.
lseptbl .3m.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

CHANGE OF PR0PRLET0RSELP.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
HYDE'S JEWELRY STORE.
No. As Queen ST., Martinsearg. w. Wa

SA Goods sold this establishment charge
call No trouble
will
the
And Don't ydes
Queen MartnbGrg,
, 1881-03-26

H"n'l II my unr fscsl ycar my sum in rxcos' or
tluit tlsrtt! year. nr tnvovn tho Government IN
my tontr,ct fDr tho future payment Ut money
In excess hf such augmentation"
Custm1inus Will therefore nifty ala pcrsons
employed ~ tho buildings uutfrr their respective
rhhrKr. A.ld Ill pertOns or cbriMratsona ttrnishs
luz nsts sAter or nther Supplies p!!l frt',n tho
nftrcsuf1 appropriations, Tint this Department
will have no ,'en,'s , ,nvn1nhlo tor Payment n
specified, W1t,I.,AM WtSp,M, Secretary.
Tho result nf tiils nrlcr will b. To- e,,t oF tho
gas nn.i wntcr frtm alt uf tho government
l,n't!!g, cyevpt the I'o;t. fer the mouths
mud tho t'ns. COMPANY nrn willing !"
rxfenl unlimited credit. Tho tnt'nr o1ts-
p1yeA directly IN Tho care Ut tho snltng
vii be seriously csnbnrrasse,l, aa thoy cannot
tr.w their sNIares fur these tmunths ut April,
Mny, AMI 'unr until cnngress mcrts next win
ter anu pnsses deficiency, npproiirlAttnn: lhls
fenture 1T prOln}t ply will lll1ist prs,hIbit tl,u
en,pnyn,s!lt nf tne small ur.ny q 'rlste5wotnnl'
offices. Ns tlior rny Il 50 ssnnli and tholr cnnll-
tton ~ pnnr that thoy cannni live for three
tnunths wlll,stut cash. Un'css nuule tihlic-
snIr,sct pa.riut shall ndvnuee tho necessary
iW'Ucy tho btltlng will soOti bc III n condition
VI absolute tilth,
, 1881-03-26
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Frederick u. porter, II ycnrs OF age. whilo mt.
tsMottng 10 get IL rt'lu upon III, elcvntetl railway
which has been erected ns an experiment nt No.
l1u Thirty-tirst street hy j. ". Cook and Il.
Chapman, WIS accidentally caught between tho
cur and tho fcnce, nnd wns t,aIly bruised abo.tt
thg urnls nnl rather severely cut OH the loft
clcuK. lIo WA nttunsrh ut hIH home, No, 3lt6
Forest NyeEue. by Or. Chamberlain, who suys
his Injuries llre mt serious.
Chnrlcs Il. CavAnanHh, years Cid. whtto pick
ing up eunl ut 4 o'clock ycstgriuy aftcriluan
mlons tho .r!ck Of tho Chien9o Il Alton lsa,lFoal.
tlcur tho Wcsterl. nsenNu boulevnrl crossing,
WIS accidentally run t!nwn BY. an in.nnlnK
frHlght trhiIl. Ills lnAnglttl ru,nains Were found
Htruwttl aI,1ng the truck after tho trNin hAd
pHssctl, hy James IironnNH. IL flagtnnn at TINT
punt. WIN remembered hnvl,,Y aUun tho litllo
ielluw picking coal along tho trAcka shnrtly bc-
turs The trll|n WIN due. Tho rgmhna wore luken
to tho home Of tho puretlts, NJ. u}0S Archer nv.
tilltu.
Putor ncutly. night awitchman In tho employ
nj tho Northwestern lsAitrt,at. whtte coupling
rlrs Thuralny night lsuar thu lnlIAnn street yi@-
duet. had hs lutt urn erllslled Otf citsU to tho
Bhlu!tlrr hutwcrn tho bumpers nf twU ears. lio
WIS tuken IL his l1ulnp ut NJ, 10 Ferdinand
atr.ct. w',erc he WIS attended by tho lsntrta'l
CnIpanys physician. beolfy IL 10 years Ut nHg,
auu hsts u tArKu faulty.
, 1881-03-26
IRISH LIBERTY.

THE cESrItAf. LAND iEAGtE
mt Mt the PhIu,or tIousc Inst night md WAS In
session Until II o'cluck. bit tlll very lItt,o bus
ness oil Importance. sfr. Jntues Lyman pre-
s!.1cl
There nro two Lnnd I.cag,,es IN tho Four.
tecntt War, oe. called tho =. l'arncll Leaxnc''.
9ni t4e nther t',e" Fn1rteentn ward LsaE.1e,", E.,
Il ' ye xet Il" o .fs s,H'' wr7 sS7nss *s sse
stricken from tho r,!l. ~ Its deleRntes never ut.
tented tho mcetng ut tin central body Mlld rs
ordered that tho Fourteenth Wtrd League 'lelu-
gales Ge communicated with and asked to ex-
'ia Tho Trcnsurer rcportc,, $t.lea In bunk to tho
credit ut ttc Central I.tlvlc. sun of TIL.
nlnnfrt hnylu4 cn'ne irnin tho sevnltccth Wa.i
i@as'n. rn!s n"ncy lAl not !ns1Mie % t',t' lq!s +,
ws,s ordered turned 0ser frotn th!s ft'ad tn Mr..
lse!'path. lc:vtt,x SURPLUS or zig. ~
on, a sSn i to @"s o: "ssr sa, ass 0e W
The question Ms tn whetl,ur Tho ChcnKo. Cen.
trnl 1h1ld L.eu4,iu rtcoKn!Ee! tho N"tunht i,lttd
wis r,lisri, ntlt1 motion WIS nude to tho effect
that It s1,s,uIl i,e recUgns1r,l T,11 motion wAs
r,r,l ol,t af t,rtler. a,ld this led tu Il lung In
fur,,ul discussion w!eh ut tlnscs hecanIs st's1,r-
whit Heated. Tho nniorlty nx!eea that tho
Chicngu b'Hly wna IN entirely tndclc''[cnt pe.
II was ortors'i TINT u, eaptes of tho Ho,.s..tu;
Leaguts Aud ucIl1bcrs Of ttu Centra! I.eHKuu:
nl*p. tho ,liifernnt wur clubs sel in their
really rnsh, toxether with tho nanles Of .lol,ors
and tho nrtsoInlts turned III BY tho.n euch week
ahou!d be p,bllshe,l u tho Sunday papers::,
tnry of tho irish Entinnnl Lnud Lcasll.. Ac-
knowchiug tho rrc4tpt" "f $klJ sent by the Irish
swset!cs Ut Chlcugt' as he procceds Of tho festl-
+. ". nas,t'. j. u. Murphy. u. Daecy. p. Cnscy,
]. .. Lyons, chares King ani a. .: ". hyam wero
gpn'ra Com"!;teS ~, Ways ana Mr, Mta'.s ;a"rs
OC0unUr we're appointed Il CulHinittet To secure
Il pormancnt I'laco us sncgtlng.
, 1881-03-26
THE IOWA FASTER,
She Considers II Her Religious
Duty to Starve Herself to
Death,
She Has Not Eaten for Thirty
Days, lnd EXPECTS soon
to Dig.
Special Dt.patea to m. t.Attaeo 74thuor.

nPfclQ& Difp4tta 10 ihe thlffdd 11tnHTf.
Iowa Cry. it,. Marc, 25-'rhs Is tho
tl'lrtEcth ,taS Of tic fasting of Miss Hattie
Dcue1. nnd lcr cnse Is attracting wlde atten.
ttun. As to tho gcnuInencss nj tic claim that
sliu has not ratcn anything for II niout!, nnl
1lns not spoken word In three years. there
Is no question III this city. fer friends. WIN
seu her slowly but surely wasting away, have
used MI tllc means III their pnwcr to persuat[c
her tn tnkH nallrlsltmGllt. Il TRIBUNE rpl,.
resentatlve yisitetl her tt-say aud Invrst1Rat-
I'd the facts ut the fast. lie found her lying
In bp'l, perfectly conscious, bit unable,
from exhaustion, 10 communicate wittl,any
one, oven by the method she has heretofore
uscsl.-that Of moving her hands to l,ave this
Or TINT done. l1er only movement WIS
TO POINT UPWARDS.
Indicating. rs hcr friends Interpreted. that
sllu expected sonn 10 die. Miss DEUEL. hus
becn MI inva1lt for number OF years. but,
seven nlontIts ago, slln rallied, and, rcgaining
MI apuctIte, ato heart!ly, bit would not
talk, writing OIL II slate lint 1t hurt llcr llead
to speak. and tint she considered It her
religious duty to keep Silent. For six
months sllo gained III strength. arni then,
informing her friends TINT God had desired
ller to fast, slic refused food, utsl has slice
subsistea on wnter, which,
UNTIL TO-DAY
slse drank warm. Tho grentcst wonder Is
manifested by physicians TINT, after having
been III invalid for years, sho has lived 80
long without eaitMn. 1fcr condition Indicates
tlat SHE will cxcesl Tanners f0rty-.lay fast.
Her brothor-in.law, DR.. Aytcsworth. and
other physicians arc fn attendance npnn her,
mad nra greatly distressed. Food l1as becn
placed near her, ans! every opportunity t,sls
rFfp al,
, 1881-03-26
tlerunn IN rho $cc,ttt1 Ward. Ito thinks that ko
WINS NnfMir!Y ttGhtCll 1T thu prtsilnrle4 MnllAy.

tlorulnn IN rho Scrutl Ward. Ito thinks that ko
wnS unfairly treated at tho pr!unrles Monday.
!, TlE t'umtsncr ycster1ay pa,t over *i1s.a7!' to
TIM CITY l'rcns4rnr. There was transmitted n
New fnrk f1htuD, Ann FeallU1 tunre Will 10
sent this morning. for tho redemption of bonds.
TtE following building permits wcro iss,.cst
ycsier'ny: TDJ. Sthler tn PUT up tMo-stnry
nst, bnscncnt dwelling, 18 t,y Gu feet, Nh. }l4i
Vernon nyeMilG. t0 Gust &t,n0; U. ftgrmansUn. to
build Il twu-si1rY md haecrlent dwelling, u hy
~ f:rt nt ;sGi t,httrl street. t1 ctst $su ". F.
TMIry. tn build 4 hrrc.s,ory brick stnrn. u by
s9 fret. at !hS WGst Monroe atrcGt. tn cost f1dE;
GenrRc W. atrnlght. 10 erect n twn-stnry and
basement brick fnetory- building. ii by 0) fcrt,
Centre lecnllG and TWENTY. seeuild street, tn cost
Sltal Ts,',inna Power IT, nut ~ twt'. .st0ry anl
basement hrck sturn a, dwelling. - by III fcut.
at .!f!si ARCHER avenue. to cost &4hu.
'ruE nunlcr of c,ses IT sfnnll-pox reported
yesterday wns fur: Twu Mt M. 10 Mennminr1
strrel; one III M. i4G0 Emerald avenue. md tho
other ut No. u M,nsu strcnt. Gabriel II. ls,,gcr.
the cIrrtt nf the sheldon Court iIutel. titgt nj
tho Hospital. Thursday night Of ncH"rrhnuo
l'le ynl,ng 1nan lie hiis twn brothers who urn
leahlnY lnwyGrs nt Ottawa III this Htato AMI
they requested! tho Health Commissioner to
lI,ry him IN Wntlhetm to-day ut their EXPENSE.
ThG Snnernl Will tnkD rlHre tH-slly. Other ruil.
tMHlnl1s illsHscs wErn rcpOrtc'1 ns follows:
t'htckcn.pux. Nu iii West slxiecntli strurt, md
srnrlct.fovur 1T M. Iii McUrcyur md No. hi
North Clark street,
, 1881-03-26
AN ATTRACTIVE WAlF.

Edward NcstHilo,'. brlkht. etiIcatetl, mud pt,-
lilo ynuEK gentoMnn 0f unly II ycHrs waa yea
terlny nrrnlEnutl before Jnstico Walsh as hutf1X
destitute IT pArcntRl car0, aud was committed
to tue Christian liroth0rs Asylum. Lustlecs
Morrison ind 6cl,Iy huvo Interested themselves
IN hls hrhuIf, ulul ,utont to lind comfortable
homio for hinl. Tho latl sayH he was uarcd for
FROM the time he WIS . waeks old until u short
limo nKn hr u wiIow nAn,cl Hicks. who resides
IN tho llluorltny'lnlt Euntl. nrar Milwaukee nyu.
itc, but she beeHtdo nhubln +, cure fus hin
!ob4or. nnd ho WIS ta tu ahtft Tor hImsclf.
Mrs. Hicks must enrtntniy huyu Le0n III gxeGp-
tIollnlIy gtna Kulriian, Ii Eddie can be oa,sItl
cred u FUR sample uf her training. When no
lult ahe ,allt!Gnel h!sM to tinil not Il situation,
but tonlc, Mna Ia hfs wAnsieriuga about town
for tho plist t0w dnys tho hny hns refused n
!lsxcN utters Of work becAuso hu s0uttl mt f0I-
low uut tho Instructions ut Ills nd0pt!se mother.
, 1881-03-26
hE1GHB0RlY lars.

hrs. Mary Xswhu, Ut No. 30 Elstpn nycnIlp, yes
serlny nnpoMrnd hosoro Justiee W,ish to swear
out II wnrrMnl fur tho unrest oE john Czs,cha, an
tmpsoyd ut tho roliing- mills, frun whn1n sho
rents tho ht,uso whcrGln sho lives, Thu woman
is Is ytars VI nve. anu vIn!ls,s .h4t Bhu has been
thr,nlYh bis portion Ut tho buuse. tls sho vas
t,bliX.l tnll1 til Eut water. Thu Xehas came frnln
tho ulll auuntry III Inst July, md tho tFst ssMalt
WIS cutHllitlr4i III hist Nceut,,iler, wtIlu Mrs
Xtlhn's h.lst,AunL WIS in Nutrnskn. Tho cutn-
I,luI.lnnt and The dnfut!nnt M.,d theIr famtties
tulether with two 0tlior funitleh. 1.-Two III snHl
gt1ons u. thu ho.lso arc markud UT w chulk
lines on tho tiuor. 4
, 1881-03-26
CIfICA0N WEATHER Ft1ll EIt111T YKAlN,
The following results Ut nbscryntln.l III tts
city durluH tho pNst eight 3rnrs ly tho Unitml
HlhiGt H4.lltGQr nl4uCHrrA lis III lIltNrIAls



hir. II. T. ItDwe. tho thy Inspector Ut Butter
a'ld Euecte. n'h AHcnt OF tho lluttcr nlll Cheeso
!ltnIcE.' Association Ut Chicago, hns fur su,,ls
tim. paBt hcrn wDrklnY tO AcGtlro tho In
tho .psasano n1 u Inv ,uuktnK tho
manut!ct,ri, Ut tho limitations ut thuso articles
Ut ftAMl illegal. IL hla lHGN thulr nplniou. tnw-
ever ti,At this advanced rlep e,uil nut br uc-
tt'lnplfshttt, Hn tho Hrou1. tE0t 1t wu,iu be liz
icrIrr!Ilg WIN y lpEltlnsaiu manufacturing
business. Yesterday. in s.lpln:t IT b!s ppslllN
shAt the manufacturer or n.a,,n,g,rilc, b,ljt.r,
bMtlerlst. cir.. wits virtually II t,iitcrlci,rr 0f
xSnui,M Rs"l*. ulni lh''lshtl'o ~ sncl, wlthnAt
violation Of constitutional ruhtr, hu submitted
tnH ..lnber vi Tug ..s.mriastun's n1nlnbcrs thu
inh"t1iH law MRntiIat tho t,MlnlInrture VI lAese
sflItIa articles. whttt llH lust buplt passed by
tAa M4sa.sirI Esntu Legislatures:
y hlufur manufacturers, ont ur EHy
n.eAsllsttls Substances, nr nny compound 1T
stis sasn" "tisr ihn t'ut pra!licc'I fr.En un-
Al1ltcHsirtl l14iik ana cream tr'u The aMe, my
AriG!t neslYhut! ~ tAkr thu place IT hutirr nr
chtssp pEu.luteu tr lllrH uslstlttItprult4l milk
or crcAtn vi the sati Rbnll sell 0r t,l{cr for
s@ln th0 su1nu rs III. hrtfrl0 si ttyuu, Hhult up
con'letlon tht1rui, bo eoatlnr.l In tho CU,inty
Jn.l nut sxcse'lnx one ycur. Or lined not cx-
Thu Lill utly awaits thu signature Ut tho tloy-
er,tnr to became Inv. atld Whtn this IL dune tho
llnu4 Legislature Will Ne EetItisttut to RUSS Il u
equally stringent nlld far.Feacllnx !aw.
, 1881-03-26
E;rhc. Ado1uh t;corgr, Hcorue llctnzinn,,,
Philip Endrrs aiut William V0cke.
After remarks by cnspar l3lttz tho meeting
.,tlIurriltuI

MI I,,Iri,t,,1 .--. -
'--.-
col. ROBERTS. THE TDrrEDO MAN.
Spfetit b''paseh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
flr"rsnt'ltu. lA, Mnrcll 2I-A hrlrf dis
ratcli received hers THIS fnronoo't, announced
tho tlcath 1T Titnssflie Of Col. I. a. Il,
Roberts, the Inventor Of tho olt-welt toFnetl"
l!e wns l'tentennnt-Colnnei OF tho Twenty
eighth New Jersey volunteers, aild WINS cl'-
kagett will flts command at tic battle Of
Fredericksburg. There l'c saw shclE fall
lnto IL 'nIll-rncc md lHIrst, almost c,nptying
tho r"ee uf water at tliat polIIt. Aitfoug i III
the way to battle. the Inventive tncnlty WAS
strong within him. MID he was Rclzed with
tho islea tl1at this bursting force might be
utilized to blast tho way tos tho
b,1rlett sous 0f oil. Ills atrst patent oi, tho
t"rIed" wns Issued My. ~, lsba, md WIS
s's'l' tollo"ett by aliolher, tlr0h tl!o process
~ using totpelocs with iltll'tamrnx' rus
lacked tho 'lonr against ai'y who might III"
vent torl'eu.' ot dhiefcnt coi'rt'sEtion. IN
January, lsVh nc took l'!s frst torpedo to
IitusvtIlc nfu 'lna IL exploited til the
"l4nt1es'' well NJ tfat pIlscc. THO torpettt'
, 1881-03-26
I}E<tTYKg,

CROwE-ln this c,ty, sinreli II ftnnk Crore, aged
ytar n11nthn and II dnsa. yutiucBa son Of Martin
+. Mnd MnrFafot tlunt Cr'iwc. .
FnnGrnl Saturday. AtnIch n 81 y a: n. from ths
tlAyiN-t}f hentt t.dsensr, Snrnh A., beloved dnuRt.
tor Ut Patrick md Catherine tiavln agnu Il ychrs
ntn,tt. hltA - tfnya.
tMneral tfunl tho rnsldanco of her rA5snta No ;s9
1nwsGl-at., bultnS. nj II n, ILL., u lhtheHfnl of il1e
ilo1y Snr theien bY cnrsta4cn ~ CAlsRty ccTntorJ.
liEttMAN-Uf enntnmption Mnref' ~ Frnnk Hell.
t1ri NKctt II years hHd Il M,tn&ns,
Funeral frr hi& jntn residence. lid South La astla-
sta hundaf nficr1'HuD. At DCtuck. .-...
N0yt1n thu 1att uf Mnrch nj the Egsldencu Of nf.
H. Brinft lSs South llAsloI.st, 4. A. Hoy, In hla 9th
yGnf.
Funosnl saturday. at 7 n'cinck .. m.
E1 1T. iHule tMO.I pApeFn plens8 copy.
HOLDEN " WEtk--4tnrch u, William Louis FFed.
Cflck isu1Dnwtck. nunh MDnths md ~ i1n5e.
fnnoEn from rs:iioncu corner liaIatcd and echool.
c,rrtnEes tn HTncB1nnn ConntcrY.
, 1881-03-26
PROPOSED REUNION or SOLDIERS,

CINCINNATI. March, 25.-lt has been pro-
posed to hold n soldiers reunion here soI1lo
ttne during the coming summer. At meut-
Lug hold tonight ut Which representatives
were present from Nil organizations of cx-
soldiers In the city, MI Executive Committee
Of twu from each organization was nppoiht-
ed. \ committee nf four was apputntetl to
most suitable time for Holding re,lnt0ll.
'IllB oriKinat0rs uf tho project li0pc tu gather
thousands of Gx-sotdfers. md to tlavD a lnuu-
Orhb1u ruylrnl hf the memories Of ARMY life
, 1881-03-26
THE CDUNTT-DUILDING.

TIE Collectors Of Worth and Now Trlcr re-
turned their bucks yesterday.
QUITE II humber of pcrnuns Rrc being natural
izc,l every day. tho effect Of tile ncar approach
OF tho spring election.
". II. CHAPMAN, Of Norwich. Conn, who was
noticed st'nc s1ays nKu US butny insane and III
jul, ws cnrh for BY bis frienls yesterday. who
started with hlm for his hume.
1'HE Grni1 t1ury passed. upon twenty five cnars
yesterday And fund eighteen true bills. Tho
forrtnu,' ils nrerrsl list rrearcd Ut tho prls,,
nwmittslg tho HCttUn OF the jury which will
bc rctay tn-tiay.
Kate FiTzOEHALr wns ntliudEed inBnfp In tho
County CURT yesterday. Shr wis found Insn!le
sun,r tiur uFo ind sunt u Jefferson, whHrc she
y" far lnlurnveI that hur sister tonk charge 1T
truIlnl,lc. md II wis deemed best to nut hrr
ElEln tn tiny.
TuE Council. through misrepresentation, re-
t,!lrta the Ctty-itMl estimates Thursday i!ght
<ilut. cntnmi*eloner Walter snys thMt I'LL u
ad. lie has spoken to the Mnynr on tho stbjcct,
n1'1 nskctl him To send rep,rt tn tho Col,lfoit
etnw!ug tho need Of tbs full amount orfXinMily
nakcd fur.
F1tEn Wilson, a Juror 1T Judge IInwcs' Court,
wMa yesterday III receipt nf II letter frum hts
employer. slr. bostI:n,nnn snyl1g TINT he wniltl
tltsehhrAt hin ttilt!sa ht rEtHF1.eh ~ work tD-
day. Tho jurur showed tho letter tn his iip.r,
md h. was nli.'"sl :" * 70. wherearn sneeiai
Monduy tnor,lng nnd take his place.
TilE Cut'tT-IiOuRE.
n meeting Of tho 1jmllllnR Committee 0f tho
County Huard was held yestcstlhy afternoon.
1t WIS rccnntmetdcl ttAt thu cxtru hardware
needed IN tho Court House. md which Is nut
sr.'cis.l III THO Gontract nlrcndy awartae's, tHs
gwen to i. IL. Andrews & CD. Dtska to match
thu chairs selected wcr1 also recommended.
After discussion. 1t wHA voted to recommend
II ,h hIy't5 m it Hss NV ~ IL % e e fs 5
TUG tug ehsass for sss s$,ss. '' "A''.'''s - ''"''
, 1881-03-26
WE SHALL NOT Re tINDrRsOi0.

Under thIs nl0ttU tho firm OF NfurgeMtha.l
Bros. L. Co. intend to open their new store at
1G3 State, corner of Monroe street, OH Mon-
dny ,lext.
Judging FROM tho appearance Of their store
and the display Of flle gnolis ut really mar
yeous prices, wo should not at nil be SIR
prtSed to henr that they are unable to uccnnl-
lnMlatv tho rush Of cnger purchasers next
week.
III next Sundays TRIBUNE.
, 1881-03-26
HllRNr0 IN FEFECY.

Special Dhpaith 70 TIC Chlt4go tribune
ATLANTA, f;a.. Marci :,5.-Nnllone was
burned In cnigy ut Athens by tho students OF
tic Stato University. 4 nephew nf Senator
brown having participated brings to mlnd
the fact that Iii 1blH SENATOR DrnW,i WIS s,lso
burned III clt1Ey BY students then attending
the sanlU institutions.
, 1881-03-26
STOLE A IYPE.MRlIER,

neteotIvea lIVilt0A aud Ti0rh0y lust oventng
recovered u tho pawnshnp Ut U. i. steele, No.
i3J Hulsted ssrcut, Il Typewriter valued at Sly
which hui becn pledged thore about mouth
ago fur tho trilllx sim Of ~. 1t belongs tn l..
II. UIsleu, fr9llsi wnOsu ucb 1t WIS stalei sutnu
weeks Aa,' by u aefuultIDg Elork, Who bus not
yet heeH captured.
, 1881-03-26
THE CItrN-1IAI4L,

Tna Controllers uiItcu VIII cosu ut NOON To-
auoFruw III order to glre tho cuc!ulnvrs u
chance.
II Getng the day of tho primaries for the
Democrats ycstcr1ay. u large nun,bcr Of tho
employees "aEe out tutoring III tho wards.
ALu. DA1LAltn yesterday uupuuuced hltuae,f
~ III Independent Republican candidate fur Al.
, 1881-03-26

MatIntc at Chicago lsHur Skating Rink ths
afternoon. With line butla Ut inus!o; and tho
usual attraction ot inRny fair rnn!dcHs and
sturdy youth ttyinX md whiritnR with caso md
graco over the glazed surface Ia worth u visit
from nny vim desire 10 sprnl II pleasant hour;
ESQ p. III, corncr Michigan aytnuo attl Congress
Rtretf.
, 1881-03-26
THOMAS 1sI)SALL,

Special Dfsnatth IN The Chteaao Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Micli., March a5-Thomas
Edsall, MI old IND prominent citizen, died
suddenly this evening 0t ncute indigestion.
He WIS Superintendent ilntl Secretary Of the
East Sngaaw t;ts Company a1ld n nGinDer Of
tho Uonrd Ut Trn1e.
, 1881-03-26
NJ tENOKIAL BUILDING.

TtlE CENTRAL Muslc-ItALt4 MEETING.
Theirs will by held to-nlrat ut the CGntEAl
Muse.li liull tho grAnd ulasa.tncetinx which 10 10
tnnuyUrllo tho movement fur tho erection OF
tho n,vmoEIal building t. commemorate tho tiru