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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03

Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
d&wff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03
Catarrh of the Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation of the uri.
nary passages, diseased discharges. cured by
Buchupaiba. Druggists. Depot Partridge
Bros, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. A speedy
and Certain Antidote for Catarrh, Snufies.
influenza and Cold in the Head. A wonder
1ui Constitutional remedy and Absolute Cure,
Delivered at sl.50 package. Pamphlets
furnished by Druggists or mailed free by d,
b. Dewey Co., 46 Dey Street n. Y.
Monday. March. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03

A valuable colt, six years old, belonging
to Mr.. F. H. Mace of East Readfield, was the
rictim of strange accident on Friday last.
She got loose from her stable and wandered
into field, in which there are two open
wells. In one of these wells the colt
plunged headlong, and was drowned. She
was worth $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03
Red-Bugs. Reaches.

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes
insects, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats.
15c. boxes at druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03
Terrible Loss Of Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs
reaches, lose their liv,s by collision will
Trough on Rats" Sold by druggists, l5c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03

'ELIxIR OF LIFE Roor'' is an infallible
remedy for Kidney and Liver Complaints.
One trial proves it. Ii is purely vegetable
compound and perfectly safe. deod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03
Eif0.

In Virginia City, New, Sept. 18th, Mrs; Emma
Buck Worthley aged % years. formerly OF this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03

This makes 1856 pieces of mail matter
handled by the four urbane and agile car
riers, in 80 days. On and after October 10th,
the collection Of street letter boxes. on Sun
days and legal holidays. will be made at
P. NJ, instead Of At 8 p. NJ, as heretofore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03
KNOX.

The Union Fish Co, of Camden have an
exhibit of their goods in the Mechanics Fair
of Boston, also their Miniature Sardine Fac
tory.
James. p. Stafford of Hope, recently de-
ceased, left Sl7 900 to the Universalist soci-
ETY. of South Hope and Hope Corner. His
children got nothing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03

The following is announced as the actual
Percentage of attendance at the semi-monthly
drills of the Volunteer Militia for the month
Of August:
First Regiment Infantry.-Co. A, Portland,
Ss.s3; Co. b, Portland. 62.14; Co. c, Au-
burn, 6l.39; Co. ID. Norway, 63.2l; Co. +,
Portland, 69.64; Co. +. Augusta, 1896; Co.
=. Biddeford, $500; Co. II, Gardiner, 81. Is.
Percentage of regiment, 62.l3.
Second Regiment Infantry.-Co. A, Hamp-
den, 63.7s; Co. B, Oldtown, 1913; Co. e.
Dexter, 5s.1s; Co. d, Rockland, 1895; Co.
l, Skowhegan, $500: Co. +. Dover, 90. - ;
co.G. Bangor, 1881; Co. II, Waterville,
@26. Percentage of regiment, 62.96
Unattached Infantry. Guards,
kastpOrt, 44.34
H. II" Maine Battery of Light Artillery,
INST, Lewiston, 1868; Second, Portland,
@.U. Percentage of battery, 1854.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-03
HOUSE FOR sale
At a Great Bargain.

ufll sell my house on wintbrop street at a gre.t
barenn. y connection With the house l. Z stable
and e1eenngs; also one ekfss let. with one Of the
nnest issae orchards tx the city. The property has
got to be sod and some one win rel GOOD bargain
For fsl particulars, inquire Of me- the premises.
eep3Su MRS. c. T.. AVER.
, 1881-03-01

Q,.ern OF E',giands pixs nre ri, All equality III
Tho uyo nf tho l4w WITH my other wuliulis pigs.
.ih!s has hcpn rruEGtl III tho Justleua Court Ut
eluHAll. Slough hAppcns 10 be IN UucktnKAAu,-
SHIRE. ana thnt county WIN nut l9n3 hgu pru-
cln!lnell an "iafcetetl dtsts!et" under tho pro.
1'io ltoyAl Ii1ii1l, iYnurnnt ii tho fuct, dr0vU
elk lh,yal pgs alld ol,o lsyAl calt tn tho market
III SlMKh. wllerc tho yix!Nnt nild fearless Au-
zelt thu Aninns ~ Tho pound And hauled tue
lloyal eursnnt bcfnro tl1 local n,aRtstratus. by
Mr GIn.stn,,u IL Protnisr, a1,d l,ot i.Ursi Hssu.
uil.licltl, wu urH In u 1o1f4tll IN assure our
reuters that tlu nnu aud enatA will be promptly
tnittrs!, and that tho vI!nxU l!n,upIcEx whn with
aaunt!ts. pound tho ltoyAl a!ullilr Mlil tho psKs
WtthslpOa wlii mt 1u beheaded With blunt III
for letc. maIeltet Or ofcn removed from the
, 1881-03-01
GREAT FOG.
THE FEfltsY-IItlATS,


NEW YoEK, Feb as.-The Fog Tonight
WINS Ut exceptional density. Thu Alaska a,d
Montana, IF tho Roosevelt ferry, cuine II,
collision. The lnttcr's cabin was stove iii.
Edward Taylor, nf 80 Snlsl Fifth street,
Ero0klyn, hnd Il leg brokcn, nntl several ntl.er
persons wcrs Injured. Women IaIntetl AMI II
scene of terror rcignca oil both boats for
sorne time. The fcrry-boat Atincota, Of the
South Ferry, n!!stook l'cr lautling-psncc, a,ld
ran tntu Pier l, East Kiycr. When sl,e
of. alitl l)r. &. ". Wells, of M. :W7 ClIn;"'.
street. Iironklyl,, llHtt Il leg btekcn. Thn
NUrtl, 1l!vtr ierry-bUatA weru MI delayed,
ind f,atle irregular trips. Ono Ut tho
1'nyoMtA Alerry.boatS. crushed tic fan-tui
stenulGr Saratoga tn trying to snnkc tIGr
slip. The CnllrttH,Ntt street furry-hnat ran
Into Pier ~ IN trlng to mako Il IAlldslE, nlNl
ti!e lloboken ferry-bnat steamed into tho bny
bGforu 1t discovered 1t hntf gonu llstray.
OTHER n1s.tsrtIs4.
1hfs morning the (crrybonis Alaska and
Afollt,lln, of the Williamsburg ferry line.
tolll,led or lfrOnme street. The Mon
tata was crowded viii, passengers or,
their way to tile city, This Alusk,.
bore down OH her crushing III thu
!nllrs' cabin. Joseph Taylor, M. :s0 South
Fifth street. Is known tn have lgcctyetl severe
Injuries. TAn Fulton fGrry-bout Uniurl col
iltteh with thu tMg-i>nnt Bentley. lhelu wera
three elevated railway collisions tltis nlorll-
ing. No lives were lost. AL tho above nccl-
dents were cN!lsel by the for, which was 10
dcnsn rs to delay the rnllwny truins In nil d.
rcctiOns.
, 1881-03-01
WESTERN UNION.

NOl <Alil4Dh EI IL DIVIDE ElE,UH,uUu,
Special Dt.pttch TO The Chteaoo tribune.
NEW fonK. Feb. 22s.-The decision Of Chief
Justice Sedgwtek. Of tho Superior Court, tt,-
day restraining tho Western Union Telegraph
Company from dividing st5 5,5oG,5!U of Its
new capital stock among Its present
shareholders, in ncc0rtance VIII, tho
terms Of the agreement for tho consolidation
OF tliat corporation, nHll tho American Unlui.
mud Atlantic & 1'nctic Telegraph Companies,
Is based upon motion for the continuance
of temporary Injunction restraining tia
Western Union Company from increus.
lug Its capital stock from $4l.00o,0 200
to Sso,0o0,O00, md from dividing Sla,-
0o0,000 of this increase ansung the
stockholders rs compensation to them for
cash dividends which might llnve BEEN dis
trlbutcd during the rmst sixtren years, but
which were held rs surplus cummings nf tic
Colillany anu invested III real n,d personal
rME STR IN WHICH TIE INJUNCTION WAS
Is brought by wiFisn G|iNSrEs 5. Williams, as tho
holder OF 100 shares of Western Union stock.
to prevent the purchase nf t'la property II
Pacific conlpal,iey BY the Western Unio.t.
tho Western UHton Co!apany ni, to ,,."ke good ID
nny deficiency ,thnt lnay bu fnun1 to exist
bstwss'. te valuy Of tlnt property nni the
Union. At tlae time nf the argument Oil tlo
litigation. t,hief-Jisticc Setlgwick i.inrlc the
Injunction imperative cXeept So fur rs it re-
strained tho Western Unlon FROM dividing
lie tllel, said llrs knew q 10 authority for
such division, but would tako tho matter
under consideration.
, 1881-03-01

rGtl nt S1.15 closing with No. y rcd at 2i.lHGh
1.i0lf atlont; railrnad certificates selling Mt
el.lNhl.1Oi4, closing at sl.lp'l; tlo i'll sturc ut
Si.l1ktfl.Ia, chiefly at 9t.ls: tto March Mt
s1,1S, ,7nfilA'I, closing Mt Sl.lsa{: ho April ut
Sl..laut1.4ni.., closing Mt Sl..0,4 lid; tu Nlny
nj 81. 49, satl.lUis, rluHing ut SllD'. bid; Nh.
3red ut s'l.lrl4; nngndt,l rctt ut u 5l.tIW1.a@..,
rs to quality.
moderately ACTIVE, chiefly In tho speculative
interest, with early deliveries quoted sul,se-
wl,at stcRt1ter tl,ur nt tic close Oil Saturday,
antl options advanced ttl61>1 cet.t n btlsl,cl.
Sales of mixed Western ungratletl Mt h1t4@
57N cents. Ms to quality; New York STEAMER
mixed nj E|e1511l cents, closing at 5jlil cents
hid nnh 53lI cents asked; New York steamer
yellow Mt aIi1 cents, closing NJ hdll cents bid;
low.t,lxel ut 0l cents; whita Western nlul
Southern Mt G5tG1at cents for chOtre.
.. OATS. nyE. AND HARLEY.
a brisk business rcp0rtctt III onis, mostly
In tilo optlUl line, nj, however, generally
somewhat easier prlecs though t1l1 Mny up
tioi' o,1 M. = cni,tinncd quite tlrm. ~ III
ss:Nelnt favor with buyers. Snlcs Of white
tl,lAity; itltxr. do Mt +Nllh!G cents. tho lat
ce,,is;, mixed Stato nominal; No. > Chlcigo
quoted ut IT cents.
ltye quoted steady OH q moderate export
lnHutry: * b0at-'uad Of prime Jersey alld
Penl,sytyAntn reported sold ut :sl.1:l.
hurley very q,lfet at previous prices.
sroCK Op GRAIN.
The stock If grain ut tis purt Is reported
nts TE,tss bushels w!IeAt ag.tli,st Jt3tn, l0j
bushels dorn, against l,s11,S!ti bushels lust
hurley. M1i2 BUSHELS malt, l5tstt bushels
nsrs, iSo,lll bushels Of unts., Tltn @ @aEKreaate
cls. n1ntnst .h,.sH.:.!D hn$!scls Inst ,Mul.tny,
G,.tss, 7W luslIeIs March i, lss0, and U,4a7, iii
bushels A[arcll:I, is1n.
PROVISIONS.
business fairly active In tho line Of llng
lrMl!iets, silot'y III Western stem, lard usul
reEutHr prices. Western lllt.Ss pork III
ikhltra request for early delivery, u,,ntet at
tho close ut Sl5;0 for Did mess. Sii0OM l.llata'
for new do. n,tl III The oIt'on linz duh mul
lIttl Nt1d $l5.So nskcd; A[ay ut Sl5.G0 bid ami
Sij.Sj nskrl. Uacull very ttuli here: long
clear uosetl nj ;s'a cents, anlt SHIRT clear
IT. t y, 't eens :, " Western r' Stsaa lara ! l'ore
tlncrd figures, ruling Mt tho clasc ut about
StU. 1(Gl0.f5 for coNtrNct grasp, nlllt iii tho
option linz M active movement Ind been IT,
n,%rt,s'!, oYt at lnws5 .o rntss Alarch eestE nt
Jns 5tS' L $lS.s5 A1'3 ut s10''5' May Mt sl'''f'
Tnllow IN less request, witl. sales notcd Mt
G3zGlGi4c. INV sstgafs III very moderate de-
1l!atld, with tair to g0na reanlng nnuse0yitlU
closing ut 5N51ttc.. Refined quoted generally
n sl>asle easrr aild Irregular on |. s!Uw move
,nent.
X fairly actiyc demand rcported IN
freglts, Chiefly III tho Erntn interest, Mt gen.
l,Irnls reported by steam, Hour Mt Is lt115d0Q
;,s Gu, nlUstly through, freigfts md forward
shipment, ind by oltWrt steamers MS lnw rs
r ,l}5d; l., Gr!iA n,'ntett IT 5Ilti old; prpyis-
and by 0utp0rt steamers t.s low us UttGi35s.
, 1881-03-01
IlTuSYlllE oil MARKET.

T1Trsv1iLE, Pm, Feb. .s-Oll oponc1 ut saGc;
highest, B7.ic: 1nwcst, BIC; closcd Sai4c. Ship
uents, 9IU0: charters, :7,:'00: runs, I'll, 600.
TtTusv1LEs. pa., Feb. as.-To.morrow tho
1ttusville Herald viii contain conploto report
nf oil upct7,tlons far tho ,litlnth Of February,
During that 1ut1,th there wrrc l19 wells COM
et2a s;. ~ rue '.9rticr oil aa and twcnty-sx In
three respectively IN JannNry. Tho pr1,-
.ucnon Ut tho new wells wns 4,BJl
lMrreIs, averaging 24t5 barrels per- we'll, aB
nEslinst II II Jaiiunry, averaging FIX barrels
Tho wells drifting ut tic cosr Ui February wero
a87, ~ aEntnst US In january. while rigs up
nHd h|llttrH WGre Ixl. Ms unnlnst Al ut tho
close Of Junllhry. The report IL not regarded in
tho oil country ns Il "0uilfsl" onC by any
tnCuEa. -
, 1881-03-01
ITEMS,
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY c1TASHtSH HANDS.
Sptelat OaNatch to The GAieaao Tttbune.

no"HN4u"S i]SOEFikEfl ClIANHlS{{ HANDS.
SptelAt DaFatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEw YonK, Feb. 1s.-E. II. Ludlow & Co.,
rea!-cstato nltctionecrs. have sold the proper
ty No. Is Wall street and Nus. II antl IL
Brnnd street, tN y. q. Mills, President of tho
Mining rrilst Company. The property COW
ers altogether about S,5o0 square yards. It
was Tor inuny years n part of tho Turniss
estate, but Mt the time Of tho purchase for
Mr.. Mills 1t WIS owned By ex,)ulgu II. e.
Gardiner, Of tho California Water
and Milling Company. Tho price paid
fur tho property Is snlI to bo $780,
QUO. 1t IL statol t!lat Mr.. Mills
lias also agreed to purchase tho property all-
]otnlng, Nos. Ii, 10. a',tt u broad street. nnt
M. II Exchange place, for s700,00 On this
1t Is proposed tn erect Il massive building, to
lp used In part for tho purposes Of Mining
Exchange, with entrances lii Will street,
broad street. and Exchange placc. The prop
crty ut tho cnr.lBr Of Exchange place belongs
to tho Charter Oak Llft-1nsurnncc Company,
NJ Hartford. cOntl., which acquired 1t from
Edward Matthews, who Il fcw years ngo OBJ
tuned possession by Tense anil purchase uf Il
large a1.l1lIt nf real estate III Will an,i Ijroutl
STREETS and Broadway neur Wall street,
llASLAN E'r Ala
NEW YoilK, Feb. s8,-A conversation with
Edward Russ and Wallace Ross, tho oars
M!Gil. who returned from EUROPE to4lay,
fully settles tho fnet Tint tilo much
talkeQ Ut challenge for double
sc,il race between lfanntl ntul ltnss agnfnat
Davis aid Kennedy will hot bu considered
untll tho fall. 1t is commonly un.lcrssootl,
although ltnnIan did not say Us much, TINT
his winnings In the races with TrtGkett uud
Lnycock amounted to nearly $4,000.
, 1881-03-01

e. sd, md Tho business ratc canaot be given
WITH any degree nf correctness"
ONE OF TIL: CAUSES
TINT went far toward nilaylnr tho panic mud
lsitt4Irlg fresh purchases Of atncks Saturday
statement Issued hy thu t'irirlng-llnusr.
which placed The reserve ut :l,iS,. .s;a uI,,yu
lrE.I srqnlrrn'rn,s. Asearly rs 1o:;ll yrs!er.
.lay n,nfniIu 1 It was rcImrtn.l ann,ni Will
nO.on W., IL .IeposEt Mcco,,nts, reducing
IT,; i, II. psrS aSIns I to tRss 'i rcuort; Of;
announcement Of tlle mistake was ia,ic ,y
Assistant Manager Colin =. Ritter, who l,as
been III CHARGE recently. during the illness of
.s; Manager !| cMmp. These facts gave rIse to z
inoney through, t!ie i,luntlcr, and tho tlpIny in
irei1tytiE u. Ritter said, IN exnlauatio,,,
TINT thu custom Is far two clerks to innli, NJ,
~. weekly ba!anses. ono using tho bnok mil
r5"n S 1fsf nt y t, s"Ss n,sn t9r dis
ale assumed to b! cusrect, alltl tic statement
Is 'natlc public. l'y
AS 1'SrunruS.ArE c.,tNclnEScE
Saturday last the manifold clerk omitted
SlO.ooo,0}2 from tho depostts of the City
"! ank; II; ,makinr t, ts S3l:l49 instead of slo.
tllo book the inftial lg!lru OF The Chnrlicnl
Bank's deposit. amounting 10 sl:l lt'i, 100, wns
~ thitlt!y written thnt tho book clerk Oyer-
iot'kell IT in adding w tho columns, md III
wGto Sl9o0o. oW short. 1t WIS known yrs.
tcialay tint Il blunter H. that extent existed
somewhere, but where II could not he aster-
tal',t 1''i! n, oIllecr nf Tho City Bank
!urG Hitter ntndc hls announcement. Tho
lMH'ii WIS then examined. md IL Gt1rrespnfltl-
ing blmi,tscr In the Chemical l}anlSs account
, 1881-03-01

Ills LATEST MOVE.

Special ptsoatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
NEw YOnK. Feb cS.-1'ruf. Edison has
given Mcnlo Park tho shake, and removed.
bag and haEgngc, faulty Mul entire stn,I, to
Now York City. and taken Up his abode Mt
u Fifth avenue. This Elouse, four
story tloshlo browil-s.one building.
formerly known rs The "l,'st,op n,nnsiolI,"
''ls hee,i leased fur n long term Ut years to
tho Edison Company. md here all tho tecl,-
nical departments Of thB business nre to
be conducted. prof. Edison considers
Ills Invention complete, and Will
now devote his attention to
Introducing the light In cities. Ills system
e to light cities only. MD. rs TINT field Ii 10
lyast, gle will not undertake the lighting OF
buildings. V!ce.presislcnt Eaton snld to-day
TINT Prof. Edtson's Invention was COM
llete. and they were ut work getting rights
In different cities to put tho wires In the
streets, md to light t'.0 strert lamps. They
!,atl received 3,UN or 4,0UO applications 10
light houses nnu hotels, hut The former bust
Hess WIS toO fHrge to undertake the latter.
, 1881-03-01
BADlY HltRT.

Fred Meyers, II years OF ngo, whio crossing
tho MtchIRuu souihnrn llullr.,ud tracks at
Twenty-ttfth street ut o'clock Saturday uvc,,-
Ing, WIS struck by switch-rnK!no No. 443 and
thrown into tho ditch. tlu received Il
cut about e!x inches long across tho
CROWN Of tho head. md was badly
nt. blu way home from work Mt tho Itllnna Con.
tr'il shops. Ito waited for MI engine gGIn4
engine. which was 9oing south Dr. iIati,ol d,
wlo Intended him, considers his injuries very
surlouB.
, 1881-03-01

Life Insurance Company was discharged
III; raSlt m l,a,.tl. S5,7.s, brslcs s10,tH, III
MncHfrcsnl,le assets. These will he soil, and
tile rr0cnGds h1Nl books ,lrp,sited In court.
\ MURDERER.
.1nlnra Smith. II ilrgru sniinr who kfltrii 4
lalEllIrSr seaman IN Baxter street tt,-lnv,
WIS arrested In Jersey City tn-lllGlt, wtlilt,
eulrasnrlng to ship nA II AUutilern-bUuml
EHatlnc.
, 1881-03-01
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT,

Sptt1at Ulspdttk 10 Ihs Chicago TfIhIns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Fol-. ,.1@5--Atn meeting 0f tho
Milwaukee Bur This afternoon, called to a.lsnlt
Ut formnl expression reHarlink Senator Cnrpen-
tors demise, eloquent trlbntes OF respect wero
paid by UNltch Stutcs Dist rIct- lInzcltnns
W: H. 1shbotts, uuti 4. II. H. Itutlcr. 1t wls d.
clded tilAt tho frntorntty siionId atton,l tho
funeral In q bo1y. Tho Common Council this
evening delegated five H,ou,hprs to jnIn tho es-
cort OF Senator Carpenters sph,ntns ut Chtuako.
, 1881-03-01

commission VI the pence. whirb v.,,,-
i,aye been tl'cr fate under Cnnsnn Wsn nfal,,
;s't5"tt?R "atid 4. n wa s nqsn, qSs
!lnl 70 prIsnn Fur lending lin = ,scn'ltR prtmo
nit - nns TIC sIpcr!or Mlvanvr d " O., The est
HI nr II ,1 n' ,,,g. M"yn! ,r c 'S
tnay t tint tle Inns brul,uh; n"nar H. I rrntrh /.
market. lily DIES tu Il ir.,111 r, ~
, 1881-03-01

Il crowded hnttsc witnessed salvinl's grcnt
performance Of Othtifo last night. The work
h'ls benn reviewed ut lcnght by us already, and
wo need not Rgain enter Into detailed GILL
fnerattou 0t its beauties. Tho trngedau will
Rlvo Ia next performance on "Wednesday oven.
iiI4. II Will 6p tho Gladiator. Tonight .Thc
Guy'nOr" will bo seen.
, 1881-03-01

CrSc1NNAr1, o. Fob. 2s.-Trank Clark, Agent
Of tho American Express Company. has been
nrpulnted liuRtdent Manager of tho Adams Ex-
preaa Company, Vice A1rrti 0ntthor dcceusou,
, 1881-03-01

SpfcLit Dhpatth to Thu Chicago Tribune,
NEW YOHx, Feb. .3.-I should juiYu that Dir.
A, II. Fultncr, Ut tho Union Squire Cu,ppauy,
bad nade cbolco Ut plAy that would prOvu u
succcss. Within tho pust throu months twu at
, 1881-03-01
trfTE r1TAAtIrnN n.,,,

THE CHAMPION oAHs,rAS
NEW YORK. Feb. s5-l;lwn,l ltnn,a. :.
champion oaraRlan nrrlred at Sandy i,not 'aas .us
night. md will come up to tho cltv tn.,,' 'us
lntnber or amateur parstsien uIll the n,i,nS
uUn. lecsps
, 1881-03-01

CHAnIEsr0S, y. e., Feb. .S.-Tho German
artf!tory Of this city nado tlnal arrangements
to-n!Est to participate in tho Inaugural lion core
'nol!es Ut washington. A
, 1881-03-01

Tho f7reat snbScrlrtton Ro,,p-.
Royal P0l0nuiAc.

| -" O"GAstttUH ks11l ~
Royal P0lonmi.c.
! SpfetdF Corrtspondtnee or The Chfeaeo 7}th,.
BEitLtS, Gortnntty. 1nn. .at.-Tho INV soa,,.
hAs fully begun III Berlin. Thcrc uuy,, leor -.
rlous fortrunslcrs OF 1t In tito WHY of nr.,t.
bulls, dinners otc.; but tho Opening OF the fn.s
was not until lust Thursday evening, Tim ..7tb =.
*1niluary. Thou occurred tho =" "schppnc t.o,s.
as 1t IL called. because rIl Indies ,uust m H.,
hight wear their cxtrn court trim, which !.
However. cnrriett over tho arm. ns II IA onr l.,
down on tito occasions OF wcdi,nHs and ohs,
great fnstisltlea- THIS "schlerpc Cour" Is not,
tlll, but n cUnccrt, given. ut tho order uf M
Emperor, by tho fnvorlt singers In tho Oper,
On this evening nro presented any new arr,r.,
In tho way Of sceretnrics OF Legation, Attach.
etc., who nro not granted private lntpr,)cw a,
nro tho AtnonssAd0ra. Ministers, mid tho,r ~
high o!t[cos. Thon too would 10 presented m,
foMfEncr who haA requested md received mn,
iufssfon; hut tho 1rtsslRl Court Is 50 coosc,v.
tive that fnr years no ono not belonging IN ths
Diplomatic Corps has been presented. 1tb =,
difficult u matter. n,ad iuvulyes so much "ns
tRpc," tint very fow caro- to utturnpt II, Th
Saxon Court differs from tho rrsssinn in ibis
III niust other respects, rs In Drrsdcn any for
ctgnor WHO is we'll introduced Is cordially m
crirtI.
Tho berlin papers, IN describing th!s occasion
speak ndtnirlngly OF the beautiful wlro aud
charming daughter nf o,lr Minister. Mr. White.
md regret sthat this IL tn be their Inst w,ntcr
here. We know of tho event OILY from ,ht
pupers, and from tho accounts uf those who
wero thorc; but OIL tho following evening oe.
CURED tho ureat Subscription lIalI; and, t1ayin,
seen shat, will describe 1t for Tho rcn!ers ol
THE TRIBUNE whu cure to know wut charity
ball Is like In Berlin, where few hut Jews hars
my grcat hlnount OF uuncy, md where tbs
k.lvnH At
, 1881-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRAND O'EtsA-1tOUsE.
"T1so voyawora II, Southern scos. or tho Chil-
t.n vn.rs ,,r., ,s t,,st .cp, ~ ,,,a ,,.s,n ' ".
Mn,;,,, ars. "ko WIS rst hc"n n. 'e t"s'" a. 81.
ornnd opcra H. 1ionse @ py csmrany @ | Under or tho tho
management of stcssrs, roml,lns 4 ttlt. uf l,ns.
ton !. rim v,,ro,,nrs :. ~, Ia ,,o,,a s1,oa,nn,
t, w. M 4"u fus"N.'9' "'c'' IN Cnt,sA u nnbe't'cn-
!ar ana romantic drama. n1ssl u f'y Messrs. a.
DEnnery nhd Jules Verne. tho former tho
mr., ,nnlm,,',,,, n,,, ~, ,1,," ,..' n,t'
VIZ ncae'.,h"' ~" tio mt'er '"o Weal'hno"a W.
iur ,,artives II @ If T, "y"urrs Tt' hw n md lit ~.
which uui,ll nBly bc conceived In n Frcncl,
t,rain, md ,latcnetl by thu wurmth Of Frcuci,
!.naRlnht'oh' Ihose fam'llNr with tho work af
ti'os" tive gentlemen cnn rnl'lly luuRnu that
,sr 1,"n n IN sana,!e @ .: wy ,, would turn oas
so r .ho srtea ves ~ tna th,n tue
Of ROMANCE, which runs nbuut ns fo!to.rs:
rho uurtnin rfsu. or, 7, n,,tInv ut,,onv ,ho nrnw
of tho prltannn, l'rtIsh und nltosetl.cr sombre
wreck MI the Goslst of Fan!kner's island, which
isso far soash y"u emit think. Thu ,n,.luy Is
n ~ M tbr..c. ,y s'"sn rs,,ra,es ~, ~ u'' n't "d
".a,'t n"n Ms 'asec.py esentows anu Il 'en'poul"
tnkcs tn lin lour boat. nmd ,cn..,s rn,S
Hftht tsir. F. .. ilnrtshorn). Jnme* drant
lsitchcf Na,i, Mnd DHrck tstr. II. ]. Jor1lan} fu
cuol or on thu slund IN tho cunning Antnr1t,n vim
,nr f,r.. - ,.,,,,,, ,,, n".,t.... ~. ,.' ~"
u.,,.,, ~. :, "1nn, tg n'!6 1us. peoA
sodl.- wtter and le-c.e.revcllge Hero tho cur
tult drous. amid excited G,I,tytnu. EnIImxino
th,a ,n,rn. ,,,o ~, ,,.,..,, ~ r.~, 1n., A
."ts co'tes tao ihais'"" III 1toFH bffHafTohs III
Scotland. LadH GtenarroA II hcur[lg, with tears,
tho pltcouy tale Of tho custnways. which ,y,Is
fu,,rtt in tn,t1, II, thc f,rIv ~ shnrtr h, thn
r,.,,sI, rhu1,r,ns IT., m ~ :,t, H. ~. .ao
ei'.''o. W ~, en''os oa i'''l 'eh.
hFtonf yhent. Lof11 GfchdFVnh resolves 10 silil
iii his yacht to tho rcectlc,-tho Admiralty liuy.
tnu wiseIy rcf,,s,,, tn Hnnil sl,,cnr-nnd o,nfya.
c.s ,vith villa tr,.,r .,o ,,s,,,n t,e "a, r,..'.
80 80 W.. ~ ~ W. " s'o .'""p.'ei ~ e"N'"s'"ts
Wno Vt 5nht tnenent nt,penrs in Mysteries mud u