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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

clear, star-lit sky, mild atmosphere and
the we'll welcomed programmes of Mr.. FITCH,
the great confectioner, brought out multi
tude of happy but attentive listeners to the
Park and its surrounding buildings, to the
Pagoda Germania Band Concert, last evening.
The Comet also seemed to draw near and as
sumo subdued and respectful twinkle during
the musical performance. The Waltz, by
Baskquet, was pleasing and well produced.
The Polka, Young America, by Levy, the Gel
ebrated soloist, in which he has so often ex-
hibited his wonderful execution, again
brought out the exquisite tongueing and care
full phrasing or Mr. FRED SMITH. In anoth-
er number, Mr.. WALLACE KELLER, in solo
passages, displayed his clear e fiat clarinet
tones A sky-fying dd libitum was well
taken by band-master WALKER. In one of
the movements of the last number, the bassos,
bartones and tenors had the ead when the
rich toned tuba of Prof. STULEN could be
clearly heard. This was the finest harmony
Of the evening; but the entire programme
was delight and luxury.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Everyone wishing good time on the 4th,
should take in the pic mic on the fair grounds
in East Towanda. Admission to the ground,
only 10 cents. Come and help along good
cause.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02
" Fountain" Tobacco, at Fitch's.

Mr.. w. H. WIrTER, representing j. AUS
TIN SHAW, Esq, the nurseryman, of Roches-
ter, 4. Y, is in town and will call on our
citizens. He shows a magnificent lot of illus
trations of his stock, many of them varieties
controlled by the firm, and his testimonials
prove both himself and his employer worthy
of every confidence. We commend him to
the public and trust many may deem 1t wise
to purchase from bim.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Doctor TAYLOR, at the Universalist church
will tomorrow morning take for his theme,
&" Is there personal devil, who rules in pow
er and majesty over kingdom of He'll as
God does over Heaven!". No evening SER
vice till further notice.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Strayed, from my premises in Towanda
twp, near d. ID. Maynard's, on Monday last.
a pale red cow. about s years old: white
strip in face, and a piece of right horn broken
off liberal reward will be paid for the re-
turn of the cow or information where she
may be found, S. VANEERPOOL.
July ..
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

A number of persons charged with keep
ing disordery houses on the plank road, were
before Justice CoDDING yesterday. E. ROWE
and ANNIE FORMAN were discharged on
promising to leave town which they did
forthwith. Mrs. JILLsoN her daughter and
JESSIE DILTZ were held for the action of the
Grand Jury.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

upon the service yesterday morning. He has
fleet horses and comfortable wagons. He is
a reliable gentleman and will promptly attend
to any business intrusted to him. Orders left
at the Elwell House will receive careful at
tention.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Miss EMMA S. ALLEN. one Of the speakers
now in the field under the auspices of the
National Prohibition Alliance, will deliver a
Temperance Lecture in the N. E. Chnrch, to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock. Services
will be omitted at the other churches. Every
body is invited to hear her. Admission free.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

If you have paper maturing at bank Mon
day you must look little after it now, or
you may have protest fees to pay, as the law
says such obligations are due to-day.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Having concluded to go out of the Grocery
Business. l offer my Stock and Fixtures for
Sale, and the Store to Rent.
GEORGE RIDGWAY.
Bridge st. below Main. Towanda June 1881.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

MORRIS SEELY, native of Wells. this
county, and for some years past prominent
merchant of Elmira, died in that city yester-
day morning, aged 80 years.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Towanda will be very quiet on the Fourth,
as nearly all business will be suspended. The
Catholic picnic on the fair grouns will at
tract most of our people.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Wanted, by steady, industrious young
man, work. Can do any kind of common la
Dor. Inquire at this office
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

All members of Naiad Engine Co., No. 3,
are requested to meet at their rooms at s
O'Clock Monday morning, preparatory to 60
ing to Athens on train so.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Old potatoes are sixty cents and new ones
one dollar and sixty cents per bushel.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

j. "a. JERoLEMAN, the new mail contract
or between this place and Canton entered
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

The L. V. R.R. Co., will issue half rate
tickets from all stations between Waverlv and
Wyalusing, good on any train, to give those
desiring to do so an opportunity to attend the
Catholic Picnic on the Fair Grounds in East
Towanda, July 4th.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

FREE c. GORE has been advanced to head
clerk on the N. Y. and Pittsburg route.
County Commissioner HURST returned from
visit to friends in Lewisburg yesterday.
Judge PAUL D. MORROW and son CHARLIE
are visiting Judge MCCOLLUM in Montrose.
Commissioner RANSOM and Clerk LEWIS
We're in Wellsburg and Elmira on business
yesterday.
Miss HATTIE LITTLE, of Towanda, is visit
ing Miss Ida DAY of this place. Tunk-
hammock Dem.
Mr.. NJ. M. EDDY. of Towanda, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs w. B. MARQUART,
North avenue O,oego Times.
Prof. DoANE of the Mansfield State Normal
School, and Mr.. ALBERT, a WilkesBarre
teacher. were in Towanda yesterday.
BROWN, the popular First Ward restau-
ranter, invites his friends to partake of OK
tail soup this evening, at his expense.
w. S. NEvINs, who has been living in Wa
verify some time has removed his family to
this place, and again occupies his own house
on Fourth street.
Miss ALICE PEET, one of the most success
full and popular teachers of the WlkesBarre
public schools, is spending the summer vaca-
tion with her parents in Burlington.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

JOHN ADAMS ice wagon still makes its
daily trips.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Ice Cream, Strawberries and cake this
evening at TITUS. Come in and have dish.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Have you noticed those handsome windows
at G. F. Cross book store? If not, 60 there
and inspect them; then do thou likewise by
decorating your transom and side lights
dow, or perhaps an office window, or in fact
any glass in store, house or office that needs
shading from the sun, and still receive the
benefit of all the light. Many of our citizens
are availng themselves of an inexpensive
and handsome decoration, by using" Lum
Smiths Imitation Stained GLASS;" for which
we have the exclusive agency of Northern
Pennsylvania, and a great variety of patterns
on hand testify to the fact that we can please
any who may favor us with calls in that line.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

The wild berry crop promises to be very
large.
, 1881-01-06
Tho Love nnd Gallnntry OF a 1klcll
IowA Widowor Toward MI Injured
Enhlnnn Girl.

Indiana Girl. ii -,,,y...
aughtor os Constable ucorso iioil, fosisld; her
Sscretons & u % VIE pyeath n'nea x usorTo ns Gallo
wuy. whom sho hnd loved too we'll. Tho boy
Mas W. a1esort'inEly arrcstcd, takon befSrs =
Court IN tho sum Of $500. Wnilo on, tho way
to tho tntl Galloway managed to cluds
tho a ocers ad snco wnch tine
pnper Of New York publahod an tltuettntion
phtuttng tho scenc Of tho cscnpe md giving tho
so.nothtns roRardln9 tho wi whom 10 bad
wronkcd. Anpns tho thousands OF others who
read tho art!cto sS NV th9 stsatlon ws
lives away out IN lowa. Tho story IT tho girls
WRONGS struck n tender chord IN his bosom, md
hs 'etsE@!nHd M to NM out sonethlnF mora ct the
his pity ns tho artie,c statod, u tnko hnr ~ his
life compnn[on. Accordingly no wrote tho grl
feeling of kln.inoss. Sliss iicil WIS greatly
went tn TOR parents for advice.
fa,nliy, md one sr two friot,ds Who ad bcea ecu
taken tDtn the socret, II Wls decided to write to
tho Postmaster at fhilIps' homo md learn
stan,i,ls o,aincd by himself. Al answrr soon
cano from tho lown Postmaster, in which It
was stated that Phillips boro Rotsi name, Ind
t'e WtsS! seoa |eilpS IL Y" this s @
Hell decttfel to correspond With philIps, US hc
htd rstlaeY9Ta. 49, ana e. sn9 @ necoT.lngiy answSrS
sia9c fren, on ha. Tbis wls acsepsed. and list
Mssa S t ar s Wt 'rS ot ,aassE S Ss tsre % e
four days IN cuch othora soe!ety. tho conp1o ~
tho me!intmo growing groatly IL fayor with
tas ontc ss 81
Squire 0oorgc Fender.
, 1881-01-06
TUE ITALIAN FORGERIES.

HELEASE OF THE 1lAHCAT.Y.
spfttat pispaseh to The C.htedao Tribune.
NEW York, Jan. 5.-Chnrlrs 1}ecker and
George Engeils, tho two men who wore Ar-
rested Frlllay Inst Oil Charge OF having
been ongaEcl lit tho forgery Of commercial
securities In Italy, we're discharged
from O., custody this afternoon by
United States Commissioner Osborne.
The prisoners wero arrested by
Police Inspector Dyrne, on the request of tho
Condert Brothers, Consuls for tho italian
Government sustained by q dispatch fro,n
Mr. Crosby. United States Consul Mt Flor
13ecker's crImlnality were available, They
were takcn boforo Commissioner. o.
burno Oil 4 petition by tho Italian
Ambassador at Washington for their
commitment to jail to await tho mandate
from President Hayes for their eXtratlitio,l
to Italy for trial. ThCy Ind bcrn twice
previous to-day before tho Commissioners,
bnt not 4 line Or particle Ut evidence WIS
preferred agntnst them, because 1t
HAD Nor REACHED rllla COUNTRY YET
On Tuesday the prisoners counsel, Henry
Z. Knox and Ira Shnfer, moved for their dis
them being that the Court, under tho treaty
IA CAAtiALlSh oCtH@V4t sstQ oAAANt
States md Italy, had not ac-
uuircd tho Jurisdiction of tho prfson-
ers Tho Commissioner reserved his decision
OH the motion until today, wien ho said l,o
was convinced he had no Jurisdiction IL hold
tho prisoners. Tho fifth subdivision Of the
treaty of extra,llslon with Italy re-
Qu1red, III direct terms, that the
first stop In proceeding for extra-
tlEt!on Should bo tho presentation by tho
pctftlonlng Power Of duly authenticated
copy Of tho record Of conviction, or of tito
warral,t Issued against tho person sought to
be cxtrn.lltcd; that such certificate should be
first presented to the President of tho United
States, ind that then lie should ISSUE Ills ,,an-
tluto to tho judicial authority for the issue Of
Il warrant; fur tho arrest Of the accused per-
son. :.-- ...,
THIS PROVISION OF THE TlsEArr
overrnled tho acts ut Congress, alld seemed
10 be iii extra requirement not crnbnlictl In
extraditlon treaties generally. III his re-
search hu ltad fo,tnsl slnlIlur provision III SIX
treaties, n,nong them being n treaty with
Belgium, Ecuador, md Guatemala, n,l lle dill
not hesitate to say that such conditions very
considerably tended to eIl,harrass tho opera
tlons OF justice In sucl, cases. 1t being con-
cedcd that no preliminary steps correspnild-
ing to those required by the trraty Ind been
taken In this case, tho prisoners wero dis
charged.
, 1881-01-06

pashn hns arrcsicd four mara @ Shiefs ~ tSc
AiDanlan i,cari,c. who viii bo set,t to Gapstnntis
novio. Thnse arrests nr0 tho i1nnutiiMto OH.
Trinco. nlb Dn,in' who Wua t@H,nteI nil.
ajac Tho putea OF scutarl. seized md
hurried nr ii, CuustHntI,1ut,Iu htf, floxiu IA hi
nnlv titnsoif ~, n,I,ts,IMfIv rnnnrltnnin inan
III; h" inhortts tsts nuniItv .r,, ~, ,,n,,s"iiy
reinarkal,Iu xrnndtuothSr. To lila rraIld,nuthor
itis fntHnr iii, iiesn tj,o oors VIA thil"ss r.
thn ,,nsnenk nl,1a ,rtef 1,f III anhtfM,s tn,s%' ~
49, 80 - .4.1 tsNAohSf
, 1881-01-06

%, and April 10. Tho Inst will bo q fancy or
"powlcfed" ball.
.TnR CARDS
for TINT last evening were limited to ao5. and
all cTorts t0 secure admission beyond tint
number met with MI unqualified failures
Tho decorations. tt,ouRl, hnt extensive, wcro
III goo.l taste. Tile proflslon Of hand bou-
tlucts was only equaIed by tho chico varte-
tics Of flowers used lit their construction.
Tho rcceptton-roo,ns and SUPPER -rbon, On tho
scc0,l,t tluor were set nbnut with handsome
ferns mil t,nc tropical plnnts, md no atten,pt
at elaborate decoration was made, even Iii
the ballroom. Thu chandeliers wGr0 Rrnc0..
fullytlrnpett with stlilAx and bunchps ct
roses. On tho batcDny hung .g1rlnllds Of
green mid white, MID opnoatt, III atl allyai.
tt9ES"rs posltion. appeared tho letters +: e.
Dc, tn nrtitictal flowers. Dancing heg9ii
enjoyed IN duo course, atld tho scene hnu
lnSt i,0l,1 Ut its brilIiancy ut I'LL early hour In
tlle morning.
Ticru wclp present a few over hundred
indies; several WnrG pnr1stAIl dresses, anu
were Grcntiy r,lmlretl during tho evening.
The elegance OF their diamonds was another
featnre Ut the nccaslotl.. Among those whose
costumes aroused particular Interest were
Mrs. Astor, Mrs. WutlIlUrt, Mrs. Do 1lRut-
y!!fc. Mrs. parnn, Ssayens, Mrs. 1lowln'ut,
Vanderbilt, md Mrs. Rutherford. Artificial
floral trimming was a, lunturp. OF the cos
TUNES, rs we'll rs tic absence nf anything in
the why ut 0fna1ncntntinil, except diamonds
even Oil tho part Of tiluso WHO wore few Of
tliosu geillS.
, 1881-01-06
ITEMS.

PAINFUL FAI.T~
NEW EDHK, Jun. 5,-Lfeut.-Gov. IsaHc
Morton, Of Cambridge, O., Inns been confined
to the Gilsoy 1lousu for the past two weeks.
While stepping from the sidewalk, TN tito
night of Dec, 20. to carriage Mt tho Twenty
1tuth street entrance to the hotel, lio missed
his footing and fell, seriously inIurIng Ills
right kncc-cap and the tendons Ut llis lef
leg. Mr.. ALurt0n weighs upwards Of aG0
pounds. Ills physician advised his removal
to his home, and Ae WIS taken to jersey City
In nn ambulance Inst evening, md started for
Ohio III II special car.
D1rIruEnIA. .
There were twonty-ono' deaths from dtph-
theria In this city within tho past tive nty-
four hours.
ENGELS AND HEcKEit.
recently arrested. at the Instance Of the Ital-
inn V!co-Consnl, cl,argod with the perpatra-
tton OF extensive fUrgcrfcs on bankers in
Italy, were to-slay discharged by United
States Commissioner Osborne
ELECTl1C LIGHT.
Tho United Stutcs Electric Lighting COM
pany Is now having made tho cables nccessa-
! ry to lay Its wires aloMg Broadway, Wall, aud
Uronl streets, by Which electric light will bu
furnished to nlnl,y bankinE-hOusus whose
owners have lnado application for small In
calllcscent lamps. Tho prices charged will
be u llttlo less than charged for gas. Two
thousand lnnlps nro now ready to bo placed
III private buildings. and tiloy will bo put III
by the tst Of February.
DADA TH1Es 70 GATHER IlIaisELF TO Ills
DADDIEs,
In tho Grand Union lIotal last night Ar
thur Da,la, sol, Of Presbyterian Clergyman
III Eust Carlisle, N. T., Attempted to commit
IL, ut,r ttnt nj l,, Thin
, 1881-01-06

Special Dt,pateh to 7ae Chicago Tribune.
NEW Y0HK, Jan. 5.-Gov.~elcct Porter, OF
Indiana, for whose Inauguration Mt Indtan-
np0lis on Monday extensive preparations
l.aye been made, was married ut II o'clock
thls morning to Miss cornula STONE,
niece Of A[r. Walter s. Gurnee, M. 6:'
Fifth avenue, Mt wll0so residence the
ceremony was performed. The Governor
arrived III this city last Monday, anl took
ROOMS ut tic Fiftl. Avenue Hotel, where lio
remained during tic preparation fur tho cerc-
rnnny, intended by his soil alNl Mr.. Albert
Porter, who Is IL student ut tho Stevens Instl-
tute at l1obokcn. His daughter. Miss A,lna
Porter, was also with him. The brttlc, Miss
Stone, tho daughter Of n wealthy farmer Of
Cnbn, n. T., md whose parents nro both
dcal, has been living for tho winter with llor
uncle. She fnlaerits FROM iler father m
ample fortune, aiid Ii tho owner Of two cot
takes fn .....-.......
C1IAUTAuQUA
County, where. US n summer pieasare-seokcr,
Gov. Porter Ilrst mato her acquaintance, u
year or more ago. During tho winter senson
Miss Stone resided III Washington. Gov.
Porter ulen renewed his attentions. Mr..
Stone was visitor In tho family
ut Judge Sclloncld. Register Of tho
Treasury, during tho hitter part of tho set
son. Last summer Miss Stone paid II visit
to the South, and 1t was Mt Cincinnati, while
en- roilte that tho acquaintance wns for the
third tiMo renewed, this time terminating In
I'LL engagement OF marriage.
THE cEnEMoSY
was celebrated lii a very Qulet and unostontn-
tious manner. Tile familyuf Mr.. Gurlce belr i.
In mourning. no Invitations were Issued In
general sociuty. anti theru wns no formal
, 1881-01-06
4 TIIIEr,S M1smAp,
IIE Fails THROUGH \ 1ul1.DIN1 AFTE
lsOlI1SG A HOUSE AND lg FATALLY

IIE FALLS THROUGH \ 1,ull.DiSa AFTER
nonn,Sd a HOUSE AND IS FATALLY IN
'oHsn. ...,,,, ,n..,,., >, r,n.,u,,. oo,>,,.
Nrv yn,r .1nm' lwA tht"f Win rob,,c,t
Nm ,,wnlitnr ~ William p Sh.f,,o,,, t1,a
t,ouEor NJ Ii Ko,nean stro.t m 1.rnnkiyn
1In,1hta wos tonml tils n,orninv hv son,a
.rnremnn whcm thov nntcred n t,"H hn,l,tinv
n,toi,;r,, th,t ~ S,,ofIo,, tn ros,,ma vorL
.ri,nw ,rrro ,,oturoi1v amrnriseh nt tho scc,,c
nrosertnd for thc noor fnl'nyv waa lvinv #,
tho n,i,tct ~ hIa ,,tm,,,1or hloodtnr from lis
H. tnrioa MI, ,nconactona
Il nnncnrs th"t t"st"on NJ ,,ot,ro lila cxtt
,hro"rh I'm stroot.,1onr NJ ,vna smp,,aao1 la
lad tn ssed IN n tha rnoy md thnm want
nvor e r r., th nav hn,t,,nu M II, ,~l,tc,, Ina
inet ,,oor orcctad Tn ia haa,o In mIssnJ
Ill f,ott,c nn,f at,n,htod IL nj, tha at..lIat
,~,ti l,ts nrn,a r,i nf n,,n,,cr nn'l fcII trouvl
t',a ,rs,,.holn NJ tho sxin,lin, stntywav' stril-
Inn nrotah1v han,l tirst M ti,n hnuistor In Tho
l,nIl on,l 1,nnn,l,nr fro,n thore i,.n iho frnnt
,,nr,or .yhoro In ,ov MI niyht' s,,rrou,,fnd
, fv sttycr % icwcirr m nnl m cost,y vc,l,Ilnp ufts.
,,h,a,, H. sho,,i,'r,s .,om~,,tar Ind rccsivcI
~, t,,a ovo,,inv ~ hor ,re,,,1,n1 ,.vo ,vne,a
o1o liz w1a n l,rutse,I ,n,,tiloted ontl
t'rst.. ...n - ,..,,,.,.tt.
, 1881-01-06

reduction Of 4e9sS cents per b,shel on FREQ
offerings, Sales OF mixed Western uil-
graded new wcro made at GA955 crllss, as 10
quality; No. s. E}(9l313 cents chiefly at h3a
cGnts: Ncw Yurk steamer mixed, 'k'!'ft9f
cents, chiefly ut 5},ii, closing ht 5;st1 cents.
Oats WIS ,,oro active, largely OIL spcc.lla-
tlve ncco,lnt, opening shnde frl''er, 'bllt
c!osIns ucnktr; lit Tic option limo lower aud
irregular. White Western ,tngradetl sold NJ
xKfI7 CENTS, ns To quality: mixed to at 4aoeH
crnts. Willis StAtc nominal; inixet! state
i,olaiunl; No. y chicago was quoted nt -
ce1sts. ;'''
tIsyo was much higher, generally ut m nd.
ynnca Of :ede3 cents q buslicl OIL very llg!it
ut1utlnet, checking business, though 1alf
demand was noted.
Barley was dull md irregular.
PROVISIONS.
LOG products wore quoted stronger, olt
without much animation In Other than Wtft-
crn steu,n lnut, Which met with n fflr In
uuiry. Western mess pork was In demand
for early delivery; quoted at sis. 75@l3u.
md III tllu option lino continued dull. Feb
raary delivery was quoted Mt sl3.0o rs tho
best bid. md sl3.oo nskcd; March, at sl3.p
bill aud St9.O asNc1; April Mt $3.50 bid n1'u
S14.U Msked. bacon was In light demand.
With lHHA ClGhl NN0tCs4 Nv ~tt~/2 A~'@ e'!HA"
clear Mt S7.5O. Cut mrats woro less active
mud weak, Western. stcnn lard was In fair
request for early delivery, closing ut
80. and III tile option line 1nodcrntely
act1yc Mt slightly ndvancctl prices, with Ja'1-
uary options closing ut sa.oo@ooaN; Fehr..-
ary, sg.07(19. 10; afnrcl,, S017t5; April. so.25;
May, $3.50. Sales hive been reported Of
1900 tterccs january ut Ss.o11G@9.00: 5000
ttcrccs February at Sa07;i1Gs9. 10; ,ho0 tierccs
March ut ss.17>G; 1,5oo ticrccs April at so:a5
@a9'X; ITO tlerces ycar option at e8.07}9;
30 tlcrces May at $3.50. :
or1tEn Alrrtcl.Es.
Tallow was firm md In fair demand. with
sales noted at o@oAs cents, the la.tcr fur very
cllotce. .....
Raw sngars wcre quoted strong nt 1f-t0(@
Tl3-lGc for fatr 10 good refining, with snies
noted Ut 4,lQ0 bags Cuba nt 7c. Refined III
fair request, eut-loaf closing at 0j]SG5f0c.
III frcigllts generally SLOW movement WIS
reported at somewhat Irregular though not
materially altorcl rates. urnin room III
berth for cnrly uso was offered with reserve
and quoted stronger For Liverpool, engage
1ncnts wero reportedby steamer for flour ats
Gs2s 0d, mostly through freight md forward
shipment, nnd by o,ltport steamer rs low rs
2s; grain quoted Mt 6,1tl bid: provisions Mt
rs Ul:a,2s I'D, mainly through freight, and
,by outpott steamers rs low us 215 GdGtS15s.
, 1881-01-06

INV iox sS 5 ef'ss' tsiss aRasis s nxnt or
tnent, part nRanst Keily.-a Yankee Democrat
burn In Now England, win hal stilietl for many
st sfs Ut sso hr s ot ss sfe u so1 ~ c m
satd: "Nu person who Ii not a writing tnan will
eyGr write. u,,d n9 porson who Is writing man
havo been living ullicr for yoars hero. Tie
noh who mike tho great profits n politics t,ovar
soe sefSro the pson;I1 far thels suf,xss
1lo Is ono .9f THO men who advanced
pnxn 81 pet,ses, and ho never p,it out 81 except
VIII ~ Understanding that ho 'xas tu got g and
for instance. in Ii certain Congressional district.
l. waa this mans business to notify cach Of
ao @ y fR1y woa ~ aa Nc ps pDo sSs9
tho torn 81 ollico, II thoy would cach contribute
9 certaln amount to tho ontspatRn fund Ut Mr.
s,mitil, VINO VIA rumni;ig for Aidert.,as,. The
nun have mined rnise.i tho .uonoy nut Of theso
san1n xss So i. \. fGs
rsts of ii Tor IT, He did not rlsk a cont of his
own n.s',oy, but blaokmaieI offenders, md lont
fSr that Id por cont ioo o','e ~ - '"'
John Kelly mover paia any Gssessmont all tho
ical tar;ft h. u na9 9thors pay T. when he Fot
to Ill eeoton. and ih thea ' be- woai tako Tic
+frsak i!osso s' WIS u PFesiaent ia IT. Of te naei
ftss; 9sn sss Kst Tspt st e 0 E M Y
poIntmen.s In tho Navy Yard ut New York, otc.
sseG rse xs 5 III e sta0 s ~ ; tes o 9
i.s TINT he could mike tho Vaiical at Hume
s Is soe e ss ss sa% w @ VT
likely to succeed INC, ho lBt 1no slide md
, 1881-01-06
THE HORROR.
YESTERDAY

N,,,r vou,r 1o, h-Ap,oro i tha hnfl;ea
.r,. ~, Wn,,sa,, stroot to,,o,,o,,t v;,
a'u'" u.o INV. -. o. 49, ~ t,'',,,os
tefouy Wns oae s',a " ~ ,l"t " u'''1'es
Cnss1aS. !o"!ny the ho"y WIS iaeh!lHeu ~
that OF his bfotllef Jnnles. charles IL nIlssr
Ink. Charles MctslaW, the plumbers helper,
to whose care1eshess III handling gasoline Is
attributed tho fire alll Its awful cotse-
n,trnces. hns been committed to tho House
NJ notcntion.
Mcf,iuw mn,1c tho f,,toy,nr sfotement
,,.,.,as oat,,
NV. 1.,a,,o sn.,o, ,nu,,,, tro.o.. ,r,r,,,, n,
r,a..a,, =, ,,.o,,r Wn.ta..,..s, ,arn,.,s, 1,nt
o,,t ~ -. ...s t4"..,s.n ~. MaSisnn s.r"ot
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,.tnr .,,,so1,oa - ,ho MnJs.o, s+ront hnnnn
hoiicvo lt,ans IN IN on,ntv roo,n ,ybcra WI, mt
them: We rot tho tools o,. the t.rst Hour, and
1Ilcd d tnnohinc with gasoliuc, then went to tho
cc,lar to thaw out sorno lead pipes OF crosou
wator. Wowcfc downstairs ten minutes, when
tho gusollno was burned out. both wont up.
Bta!rs to I'LL rue n'aci!nc again. lilo mado run
, 1881-01-06

UffV Lodge fM0n,1 New N0FthtltsE
On RundnY laat Je1N kso Fav9 wedding 70.
nearly one hundred of hfa uol,ntrymon weEo
pruse,,t. some Ut tho presahts wuru quito val
liable. a gold watot four pairs Of bEaeelo t4-
uuMbgr. Just as a matter Vt Interest 10 Mon.
tnnA !At&lcs, who pride themselves on thpIr
ttlS tsat. w VIZ shy that naFsy " y, !adivs a.,
Mrs. Jena Kco fow days a40 aud to 0htAln tho
measure OF hBr foot with tho shn1 IN. Tho shue,
fr,us hecl to tue, h,custlrcs three and hHif
nchca, and ia one al,i quarter inchea across ut
tho tnstGp,--tho wildcat part. tho walks tolera.
BIZ. well, but hns sery!14 maid 20 attend hhs,
and gold. Jem nppe9fa "iust ~ happy NJ 4 big
sun inwcr," and considers hc has becO1ue re-
spGetuhlo cit lxvu.