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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17
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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17

FINE OLD ALEs at NJ. Hurley's No
20 East Hanover st.
, 1881-06-21

Coyx1tNa anl rlatt huyo been playing
losing gama from the start. 'ri,oy hid moro
votes on the first baltot thnn uu any s,bse-
qunnt ono. Their forces were better oreslIl-
izc.l, moro harmonious, al,l norc l.npcf.ll
when tho bai!otlng began thnn they ever
hayo been since, or ever will bo again.
They llave clnblttcrcd tho opposition by their
obstEl'atc an,l selfish policy, and lave gained
10 frlnnsls In aNy 4,lnrtcr. Tho longer tioy
maintain tho .leadlHck the luoru irritatcl tho
people become. 1t IL certain now tint they
cns, never 10 reelected. They l,,ny inake up
their minds to tint. II they should secure
an adjournment mud refer tho n.attcr tn tho
peopc, tho result could not by al,y possibility
be favorable to tlon. EEthuta Democratic
majority would bs returned, OF t,lo Atlmtnts-
trationists would cs,lno bnck reinforced in
Numbers a,d in resolution. Tho only hops
Mr. conkllns stl!l Illus Of II poiitIcal future
consists III his deciding tn submit gracefully
to the people, and admitting ILLS error by so
doINs. liz cal1not bo forgiven Until llo ro-
prntH.
, 1881-06-21

Ir tien. tirnnt llns ono stuccro friend
alloug political lnDl. 1t IL George Jol,es, Ut tho
Nun. York 19mtf. and.l my luans council
should bo huark6,ieI to by Uon, Grant tm rcla-
ton to tho Ceukllux !mbsosl!o, It Is TINT OF
0eorKo Juros-thu NUN who has Just presented
him with y fortune Ut u quarter OF q million
At dollars, Now, this 10 wbnt s!r, j0iIca, devoted
QrAntlto, says Ut Lord ttoycuo; =
MI, ConkltnK, who Is one Ut tho most nccoiu.
pllsI,pd masters OF ylltxut, ut,lnveutIvo-oniy tho
moro ylyar lGr q at1eStatop 8 rhotnrlsal III
Drs. From! 1na alla Of tho Htnio 10 inc oihsr
HoNtl01uol1 WhosO ldyatty ~ Republican, lsrlne-
plea A!s boeH proved By s4rrltlGUa Ut which tho
i,otted ssnAtor la utterly l,,caiabls, haVs boo,l
III i, ,lnanncr lhat SHOULD hayo Isyn p19inptIy
eotltl1Mnod. but which haa peel only ton lightly
t0lur,tesl. Tho 9cuhtUr, Mhh hAa no tnDru Glaila
to tho reputation OF faithful purity ,nan thah
hu eaa ~ thas vt q 4t4te&ina1l, bus lea Ia this
,edtops work of despotam. aad hna beell d:
ii hIs iyuS aqlors, self4snoklny, rsskIcs Lieut. o.
Eu!lnE 1r rufninx tho pasir which hus 30 lonx
aef rta Of hn, 4 e seen shas tle task g alltls
strengthen A!nscIf, /.
, 1881-06-21

They would not do It, They woultI begin to
cut down their trnlns THEY wonld cancel
their or,lcrs for. nav material. 'rloy wul,i,l
etu,, putting IN new sIte.trucss, pr cxio,nlng
their lInta, or builllnn double tracks. Ttluy
wo,lltl stop buying s.ccl ant, building ,,,c,y
cars. they would dlscilnrue nil Tho hatn,s
engaged fl tho wotk of furnishing supplies
t,nt cout,l possibly bo SHARED, umt they
would reduce their working force IL tic
Invest number nuceBsnty tn the ueltiul IT,
maud fur carrying. 'rllcn the reaction avallst
tho strikers would vet III. Tic discharged
tells gf thousands Of railroad ,uetl uf MI
descriptions wuua tacone uuupelltors ut
lnwcr wages fur tin placcs held by tls s,tr-
cussful strtkers wlu ind mt been Ills
cilurgetl. I'Ay woul4l 70 dow, uHail Under
this competition, ns,i tiitrn would lc eu,itlicts
and riots, which the police at,l tic military
would bo called OIL 10 SUPPRESS.
a general tailroasl strike istn Tho tnture of
revolution or civil wnr In tho Milton. Ths
strikers array themselves nolonly against the
rnllroatl corporations, but ngnlust tho whUlu
agricultural clnss anil tho untfru cnnl,try,
ut my ttno WHOM they forco suspension Of
tho currylng tratc. rl,ey tried this cxpur.
ment few yenrs aao during tho llar,l Times.
and wcrb s'isnstrorsly ,icfentc,l after inlliet-
Aig wrcnt injury 10 'tlc mid property. They
viii not bp f,,y tnoru s,,cccsafiii lii Il 1ctfu.t
nf prosperity when they entcavpr to artzo
morn t|l,ttl their sato of tic TRANSPORTATION
profits nnt threaten 10 ini,lct luss nitl
ihNutt, tlUoI, nil ctnasps 1tn1rss fhhv
, 1881-06-21
PUBLIC OPINION,

Cincinnati Gttzctic: Tho Ai,neko Jons
cfAlmauts ayo still cnEnHod IN tho hopoiCss at.
tempt to vet possession of tho cslntu loft ny IN
uI.l woman IN Now York muso than Il century
ngo, dnd which c1urt after collrt rofusad to
ditptt Trun, !ts present uwnetz. This obstiuacy
pseves that tho ss,o's ara hot all aeatl. II tho
claimants wuro halE ~ xeIlous IN acltinx thoir
oWu living MFtAey hnvo sa0W,a thot9selyos tn ttG
hunt Httur u llad pcrson's shuob. thoy wuull 1U
saSa thsy S e. @ ysass Ss
more,
New 1Inyen Comm Iallaaitin:, Gen.
6ehpuea will not supeoel tn adding 10 tho not
ovcrpowor!ns splendos OF Ats own military
achievements by seeking to lutraot from tho
honor wou by tho doad Ylotor OF Nashville. Con.
scholcld may have boon n good sola!ot, but ho
certaiuly docs 'lot display a so'dorly anallty In
s.llssr, ptrtis4!afly attas !hst 1tiser hat bee,.
b. ptcssyy tsay 'sass@ w I'LL syx / tx. ssSs sst2 ' Ill &Hs 5
such haass Of wltUssos WIN arc not al!y reaty
hts Uwn ul!lltary recotss as weIl, Whatqvur clso
lnAy I'd the atSeot. dcn:, echotola's reputation
f9s e%!a!ssly moaosy w1ll hardly TO on's'eed by
loivpu State Rcgl.ter {I,ep.): it win be
soen that Gen, drant stands by ConkIlpg to q
degree ut puRnacIty. gte 10 very soyeEe On the
VFqsfdont tor appointing ttdncrtsan aa Collector
at Nov York, md atids& "sYhpn | was rretl-
lcnt, 1t sluklo ssaAs0r frun my stat6 OBJ
teoted 70 any appointment It wet uot !naae." It
eau haFdly ba that 0en. Grant" said this. For
tha country viii seutluher that IN i81a Peesl-
ltont Grant tv3noyel Judge husSell III Collector
as Iloasas.. and nominated William A.. Simmons
IN hts sten4. Chlrtes 6umncr aYd 0eory0 Il.
lNuswcll tho two 6onators ftom Massaehtsutls,
tsa,alion, ~ t1 Ill tic Stassachuset mc,uGsra
ln tho tluus9. oxcGpt Hen tuurt. at "hoao ~"
, 1881-06-21
PERSONALS.

"Ono swallow docs nat make summer,
but It lowers glass Of bcpr drcadfully."-E
Sclmrs.
* Now York dral,lnttst IL composing new
kiss for 1st,,ma Abbott. 1t win be In two emuuks
and ono alubber. -,
Mr.. IAprtltaul Inns sold one of Ills horses
nuw III England lilo wants 10 give the other
fei!owa Il chaneo. s
Thu dove nIakes love In d namby-panlby
way, but tho wron Is tho prince OF birI-ioyors.-
EIitorial DD Aisrat 1latstead.
The London 1tmes s.lys that tic Aincri-
cats hro Il very imaginative llcopio. Thcto ia no
lltorc l'ote way thnn this OF calling person
ltar.
Prof. Proctor says TINT In 15,o00,0 600 years
tnor1 ntl tho wnter will have Disappeared frofn
tho fueo Of the earth. kontnoky peoptu
stutll mt lw alarmed, Prof. Proctor satd moth
Ing about whisky,
4 New York critic. compares Fanny day.
cni'ort with Emily Bul,teno, and peoplo ore try
ing to discover whether. II Is Il compliment to
aoienc's mouth or Fanny's iowor extremItles
ha Ii trying to got at.
ChtBf-Justtce Fo'Kar ilas tnltcn quarters ut
8nrntUga for th1 summer. Mr.. To!Krr will bG
remembered as tho gentleman WHO, abuut tho
tlnlc President 0Nriloll was aoleottne bis Cab.
inet, Thought he would got II bitn and didn't
Tho Princess LouIse h,s formally ~oxpress-
cd through tho Gnvnrtor- General, with rl,ou.
Bho IL personally acquainted. her deep SORROW
for tho suffering pccals9 OF tho late t'ro In
Quebec. Very fuws of tho auiror6rs now caro-
Whothor tleir hotisos wcre Insured Or not.
Our esteemed but steepiccllusIng contorl-
porury. Mr. Jnmoa Gordon Bennett has cvi1eut.
" tsskon personal charge Ut tho Herald ngnln.
Tho ioadlag cdltorIai In lust Sunday issue Of
tho paper yas hcAdod, "Lo ltul Est Mort" It
reterrod 10 n horso which WIS beaton in raco Mt
Conoy 1sAnd the previous day.
Sitting lrntght III MY chamber,
=, ~ baoholor frtgld and lonely
kiss tho ui'd or my plpo-steu-
Thut, and that only
noveries rise with tho stnokc-wreath;
Moinurlcs tonllor surround me,
Girls that uro tnarr,ad aud hurled
Gather around mo.
School glrls Itl pantalets ronlping; =
Girls TINT haro grown to 10 misses,
Girls thas like to 10 kissed, aud
tlko to givo kissos.
j. Ktsses--wcll, remember tnoml > j
Th0so lit tho corner wets t!eetest;
6wcet were thns0 " OFT tho sIy ~ Ia the
Dark wor9 the sweetest.
-froM " Manhattan .MaaftlVs," 1u $. J. Ti'lltn.
AIr. JOHN 11ay, who llrs takon a[r. Ketd'A
!. place on tho Now York Tribune lurtnx tho con-
nublal hllss period of that estlnlab!c but sutne-
what oadaypruus xelltle,nan'b ifs. ID JAst boRln-
ming to show whar ho can do, ns Witness tho fol-
luwing fsoA tho editorial paga Of lust sunslay'a
Tribune:
ss ~ s Il ssps sa s[ ass sss sssS: s s e
q ri S9 a9s; s SSRf MSst.a aS,S9S SS? IL
iayu5 NJ l,lwsli" HlIal, !. Ssatainly Il sts .Yr
, 1881-06-21

Dn. CAtvEll, the rifle shot, now in Er-
Rlntid. was chalungcdby n t,iurkslnan catlcsi DO
.lough, wllo WAS Aufu 10 be n t.oer from tho
Trnitsvnui, ahl II Htcnt shot. Thoy shot several
matches. when 1t tran sprott that Mr.. Do Jough
Now rUrk.
, 1881-06-21

THE removal Of Mr.. f.eilttey, Commission,

THE relnoyalof Mr.. I'entley, Commissioner
Of Pensions, Is ,tot generally approved. No
accusation hns been made ngntnst iilln. Ills
Integrity Is un1ucsttoneu. Tho coll',uu,,
opinion Is, that llo has beef, sacrificed 10 MP
pcase tho clamor Of clatnl.ngelts and cllrnp
"frIcluls Of tho soldier" win wish to l,avu
the safeguards lie has established agnlnst tho
admission of, fraudulent clAtms removed.
On ina1y accounts the country would hAv0
been glad 10 l'ayo Bentley md his policy sus-
taIneu
, 1881-06-21

Under tho latter hcn,l that tho saving will 10
minds. For 1Rs! tha allowance nnt1ar this hcah
was for $4a2snDoo whllu tho ant1 sct down for
1879 IA nnly s1t.Df7,Seo At tho same tftno thoro
Is MI inaroaso Ut ortftnnsy atIarRos., but, cotn-
tnrAtivoly. It 10 1T Hslnit. unly ftaIst Tint tho
mt Reduction rttlaiiss fi, ,teg Bs.' Extraordinary
rt,dtRcs fofcr 10 tho purchase Of nttlllory mate.
rlals, such ns wcapnns and carriages, an.i TOR.
cstt,int,lunta required by tho enRlncerns corps.
1or tho lacsoht year nftillery fnatorlhla tat ID.
sttned for their r,iruhass tho ttln OF s20 ttt00.
a1d engineering nlatcrias tho sum Ut &1t, lto 0O.
, 1881-06-21
Yhs Removal Ut Consul Krelnu,ann

l}orlln TFihsl,.e, Junu !: ",yllh much Eo-
xrct wo announced only short tt.ne ago that
tho Alncrican Ambassador lslintsscs3, Dir. An
drew ID. W4ite. woulsl. aoon return to bis nativa
land for the purppso o{ nssumlug aga!n hls tar.
tDcr position as Rector ct tho u0snoll untyersty
at Hhucu. III tho statu Ut Now York, afser he has
llyod aaionE uR for not quito two yours. To-day
VIC aro compelled tu publish tho news, With no
less regret, that chnugo will also bo
mRlo III thu otllco Of Consn!- lenorlt
OF the United States ut usrllu. A dis
nStnh frnn, " '''- n.r a-,r .cs
, 1881-06-21


Our trasla with t1ieso Statos embraces 3D.
per cent of the wl.ole foreign tratlo Of tho
United States; tho otlior IL per cent Is
tllvtteh n1l0nE h,any nntlons. no ono Of
Whlct, equals = pBr cent 1f tho whole.
III tho tratlo credited to tho West Indies,
SSi,l0o.l75, or $50 per cent Ut tho whole, ts
Will. Cuba nlo,c. IN tho States l,n,ile.l
nboyo we exported S7l:, ~, ,425, or ,carly 81
per cent Of nil our exports; n,l.l frnnl them
We Imported s5l5oa7,st1, or oyes 10 lpr cent
Of III! our IMPORTS; showing an usccss Of
oxrOrts to tl,es1 countries 1f $lO1, 5Si.
Hut thu bala,lce agglnst this country wus
Sh7, II, tho West Intlics, Sa,500, ,0O III
british North Alncrlca, and SiD,J0i,1A III
Nrnzll,
Our trade will, Chtna WIS S3,07s,775 cx-
ports, agaiust sat OK, ,707 Ut inports; mud
with Japall, 81, ta, sss exports and 3l4,s10,sJl
0f imports. With nll tho Contral md South
American States our imports ~cro largeIy Il,
exccss OF exp0rtH
Our exports woro mainly of agricultural
productions, lucluiling breadstuigs, provIs-
Ions, catton. tobacco, petroleum, vegetable
oils. oil cake, soesls, lumber, alil live stock,
these asgfagatlng ut least Is per cont 0f the
wllule,
Though apparently our trade Will. Great
Urllaln IL greatly In excess Ut that with any
other hutton, bolng ,noro tlan II per cent Ut
tho wl.ulc, II must b. remembered that Qrcnt
Urltaln RECEIVES much American experts
which aro really {ntundea for Dther Stutes in
Enfoln; and ao, ln turn. many French, tier
lllslll ani l3olglan goods nre imported tu this
country thrNuxjl British latl,lS. There heInp
, 1881-06-21

TIM Princess Of Windlsc,lgratz Inns Just
beri pt'yntcly ,narrlttt to her cousitt, prlncu
Paul 0f .Meekltnhlifg.!;chwnr Tho yolinx
a1y. unnbto tu oh!ntn her fathcr's 0r tho 1'ope's
ftFlt1at eunsont, ii'saliy tconrcd that sho would
embrace her lovers fnith.
, 1881-06-21

QES. (:isASr IL represented rs having
LATELY fo1nd fu.llt with President 0nrllald on
tho acoro that he "wants to pieaso everybody"
III blun1ar, II It !s nno, which Got. Grant hns
bucn very fur tfohl committing sl,ice he re-
turned ftum Mexcu.
, 1881-06-21
QUE EXPORTS AND our IMPORTS.

The revised, corrected, a,,l completed vol
tl.lu containing tho detailed statistics of tho
trade and cotlnlcrca of tho United States for
the year ending June %, 1850, Inns recently
been Issued by tho Treasury Department.
Ono Of its embellishments Is clnrt showing
Dy the relntlye length Ut broad rett lines tho
comparative extent Of our foreign commerce
with 0tl,er parts Of tho world. FrolM this
wo gather tl.at In the tscal year ending Julo
10, 1850, the value of the wllo1e foreign trnslo
Of tile United Statcs WIS Sl.tr}, ,1E, ,40i, Of
which our exports were $3.50, ,Gs, ,059 and our
Imports 20N7, ,05,T ,T4D. This trnt1o was wIiii
nearly NIL tho States nml countries Of the
world, but nlalnly with limited l,,,lnher.
It was distributed as follows:
, 1881-06-21

A t&gruli.fcAN exctlango anys that tiotf.
Grant utl9ht to know t1nt but 10 per cent Of hls
forto At Chicago Ind ltcpl,b3Icun constituencies
behind thotn: TINT thu strotg Republican lis
tr1cta wcro almost without exception nBhtnst
hin. that llo1'ertaon was elected a delegate ~ n
Illafnu rnan, mid refused to 0ooy Instructions
thnt tlio Stat1 Convention Ind ITO authority to
, 1881-06-21

THE CHICAGO Tntni'Sk hns established branch
Offices for e rncrfpt Ut subscriptions and ndvGrttso-
mnnts M follows.
KEW fOrE-1aor = Tribune i1ulldtnF. F.T. NC
fAnbES. aint.hger.
Ni.AStaDW. ke.,tInnd-Atian's American Nows
Agency, 81 Hcnnclu.ss
luSDuS,. Enc.--Amtrlean ExchnhVu, 40 Strand.
NEsHy +. tflLtlu, Anunt.
WASHINGTON. y. r.-ialn ttsott.
, 1881-06-21

"DoS'r cry 'vlye ttarnhettar." sattl that
ju.llcons Frcnchsnnn at village foto tho other
dny. ~ ahall no rcproachcd agnIn, tu.snorrow
with your aconmatton. havp utily oae wish,
a,td TINT Is to hear you shout. "viyo Ia N6pub.
1fnltHt"
, 1881-06-21

TlIa reduction shown In tia French MILL
tary budget for tho approaching year Ia very
great over that for the year now paaslng. 1t
Gnounts to <Jl. !S Gs, tho estimate tor noxt yqns
bslux tE.d.lla.oa,, and for last, sl57,oua,el7.
Jhoss total sutns represent what arc known ~
, 1881-06-21

TALK OF 4 GENERAL RAILROAD STRIKE.
The dispatch In yratortlny'R TRIBUNE III re-
gard 10 n contemplated general strike of rail-
1as attrnctctl some attention. The essential
part ut tho dispatch saltl:
4 circular wns issuod this week hy. II we'll
known detective ngency md sent to nlt tho feAl-
iH ptlicIa1a 0r tho SArltila ralIn,nIs throughout
tito euIlltry, TO tho effect shll tho aKciiuy WIS 1T
Eensiye s,r!ke i co,!to!nplatbl q, Or n6oat ttso
1st Or s.y y te wols forco e 1etn9ttye ".
W0r1 bettlr rapidly perfected; TINT they might
1A,sssbly. t.u!ay tils !nvumeat until tho lit ot
AuEutt, hut TINT strtke for q tatcrtt! n.lvM'ioo
lime, trunk md brnnrh. III tho edtintry, WOULD
hsIcvsd, wli cnrry ail tao working forces i,iori
tho rallruutls With tho engineers. nnt IL bplfuye
to hu 80 itl.'r.Mighly organized that their cm-
ptoyers will DO helpless.
We cannot undertake. 10 say how much
credit Is 10 bc given to this rcpDrt, but rather
incline to doubt It. Tho Engineers Foot
b1ard Association il n numerous uild power-
ful body, aid It Inns SONIC bold, reckless, md
unsctupu1ous leaders,, The announcement
Ut MI Intention oil tho pnit Of these people to
order general strtke for 1nrge ndyanco of
wagcs is mt Improbable ut nl,y tfnc. 1'1io
promoters of;a general strike do not count
tho cost nOrestlmatet the consequences to their
brotlerlooA; the only question with them
is. whether they aru nblu to bring about MT
agttation upon which they can thrivo for
time.
Tic results OF n general railrond strike cnll
be determined very clearly, however, by III
telfgent people who have studied tic Opor.
atlon Of tho law Of supply aid letlai,tl. Rlil
this law Is not Infected hy tic number OF
strikers or tho powor whicl, they represent.
II tho rat1road engineers should tla,,Eu-
rntc a gtnernl Strike, thu r,llroad managers
would hive to tlccItlo whether they wero pre-
parcl to ylcltl praportlonato Increase Of
pay to the entire payroll Of employees 'ftnnl
tile Division Snperinlonalcnts down to tho
0t'wipers. Tho Increased expenses OF OPP
Grating tln railroads could be readily estl-
tnnted OIL tho basls of the engineers demands.
It tho agKregnte jncscasc involved In Yield
to the donintu! amounted to $50. .u0o, QUO year,
It would DO equivalent to q reduction III tho
value Of raflrond stocks to the amount at ut
least twonty times us much, or shrlnkago
Of sl,000, ,0o1 600 III aggrrgate value. II tho
expenses Of operating tho railroads DO ill.,
crcaaetl $50, coz, ,00, then dy!tle,l.is must be
reduced Or lMsssett to that extoMt, ai,tl tho
value nt stocks wonlt dn,tnlsl, to the extent OF
capitalized earnlIlxs Mt tho rato OF & per cent
Interest. Tho Stockholders would then bo
confronted will, choice botwce,, tho loss by
yielding to unreasonable demands and a loss
from suspension Of business. T!ty would
probably el!uosu Tho inter, because u s,spe,,.
ston Vt business would not entail ,,,tlet'uit
, 1881-06-21

Luke Etnnt.
Foot OF Madison rtrcut. ". {. Comps ClscuB and
hshnaerlR. EyBninr.
, 1881-06-21

l,li,rtn ..,,t 49,. 49, tiH taft Tho n
n nns .. ti ~ -. t.p 5'Hr. ~ tnn iHtfr.tt,ah
t,,m ~ ss,rf fr eas snrt ~ tt1nG and n
sa,,sr T., il snitivr s,t.i IIa,nS ms fn tnlrs
tes &, him. fn II ta i,r taat, IL lIaYat Is Il att5t
ttia Mepu!!can narty H,tRht IL! .pa,l.e II ra
f;rrst',rnrs' ''''''"so "''' LUZ" limo 10 Tia
tv.t.
neHsu atttnHco tfeli9lotlh}: Tho khuA
sMeu nent ~ t'tnletly stlli goes m. II ham.
shne" sl ~ aeaaloeK tnat VIII onfr he hrnk,nh i,
nnal M'Jaarh'ncmt' 1ho Gambling and rlau
lofSes i!oll tn9ether wlti h'rnic trntcs.-,Ss
s!"!'s VI o"'ce iiAse no .hllafamonts for tlIem.
anu, "S W. "r!c. ofaht Is b'It eighty hyu,,
hwhf' Inat 'Aifhf1o losnltr to conkl!u9 ho|t.
ns totees lto9e1hef VIC aro mt bre,
pnfe" 10 oellese' All tho signs tnj.
entn lime ur.ttit u, and cnnkltng N,
fey fs9 M y ,.e,,ot aStpe df party ,hG iasn1 5
eessnr ~ mo i,ctaocrdtt9 orRanizatlon nns NJ
.sat. Tint Rtlell ptrty. with urnnt Tnr il. NV vs
tt!lat9e 9 anu Anil. sl9n1ln,lr fur 'ts watehyona
fa,!ihI t!e tufn1,ihblo npputiene nf the Hcnns,
icMHs. tnefo emu ~ htttMti't: Hltcf1 cutu6os.
t1oii Wo!ihI Gni,ic! tnc ltc1s1llcAh arty 10 taI.
y ueeiue!i slail!l 1gnnst tho eyAtet mid gopi5
agast til9 wtirst. ~ THO hrst bast1e rs il inrb
We ", sa3Mi 1iii,, wc!sDmg s,tft' sarp dissSn
~ tao 10 'snK ssan o. anlls Or 10 apoll. eorfp.
wy l!crtillllcnti nhrty should INT talks iii IL.
es'led ground. y w9.!l l'Aye ~ place wherein
~ sthslI, anu W!'HIH nc !nlaarnbIy beaten brT0rs
Tue !ssllG wnrc 1o!net!. 1lt s,,ch in 0vent M "a
lave lnrleltct1, tho Republican purity nII,s, ~
como tho pnrty " CvI(-Scrvico Reform or pse ~
ish iB'io't1ltiIotislS.S
New york Tf,ur. ftn;l,. rho .,oo,,.
this city will certainly plyo tio c,cctr los "
two Il nnst enthusiastic .yt,le01nc, H,cnr 81.
vated mIlront,s uro t,lIaancp which IT tn,sss
bic unfy t,cca,sc it emit l,c hulnrd rba .s' Is.s
r1,it,g noise nude By lilo u,>{nu or t,e or,s.,
Of the present pntttrn nj grades nnl In s,s .t,"
Mt stntions, tim erttpy Ep0kc. md Tin cnntt..,
trobpnx ut rrrosr nt,t1 yater ,tnon ,,Ls...t.s.
t,n,iernuatt,. aro nnly fpw itou,s Of Inn t'' =,
cun1r1nfnt whoh tho citixrns haye arts, ue
nAalM,at tneilf; Il!9 el9ctriq syatet1 requat
tha crcnnt, ~ H. .rIgM Itt f'4 ktnck
Ia. ~ rn.i,..I,n tn,,, IL ~ ,,., ,.s.,E WHICH eah "
niiy nrau'.sos r ss,s i. III. tt.. uttu tne oPfI.
httrss,n" ,t,aeI,t t tst. ,,.".. t! H,ha eoal
t,,,itt, ,s rn"',i, poMsf ~ -. o. Snuste
H. NJ iirriIn HIs ,'r tmn,nt,, w ~ wosknl
mi, =" =, mn .Irslrni smcH stiar tny psasahslt
.,tmntrii,Hts nt, n,u ele:t Mmctnet "ynamos
,v,,t1 n,,sm,'t s,, n'nIs' IL, s y tao jsalte3
,,lr"naa !, r,,rrot Y" T sut,;ntn,t ~ :, l Nrsatel
- I,nit. as fn -. ~, ~ !f, ~ s!'GhK!a 10 rth
nt.n,,', ~ ,n tRM Ge9tf,eIs ~ f,i f2!ess tnI
tun,, t,,oro ~ ,1i,iIci,it iHn ,in.a H., tes ~
nc .rt, !. 1s'us; LIN as 10 sltEls
t,;,:,l, 49,, thss ,,.sai, ~ ~ Io,u ios dnhbl
,,,,,rss si,,ht nua u T. ~. ~ ne nees
.nt,xootH cH'f ntatf,.s ol txpenst
,S', ,ttn "' ace"'o 'oF Ut "sa'as' tae ase Of
'ho tatter'
1'hf1n,tulh1,IR Tntrurnnlt ft{onA. vo A..
e,,r.,. f,,s tir.,,'t., ts.s,s ~. s,.st ~ M7
~ ui. o"h le"he tll"s no mas PR
l.le" himself 10 ll!an'go ~ tao peculiar csl't'
, 1881-06-21

1footry's Theatre. =
Rnn3oiph street.. Eu1Neeh ElArx ntd La aa,le
Engagement Of Aus,lsiln Dnts = Company. "Seeues
md Pins"
, 1881-06-21

fsunnn OpernsITnnse.
Etnsk ktrcct. npp1sf: ncn cnnFt-EIbnse. Engage.
n,ent uf James OSo1li. az Celebrated Cast"
, 1881-06-21

USnEn thu provisions Of tho new law II,
relation 10 tho taxutton uf mortgages III Mas-
sac|'asctts, acOrrespol,lei,to of tho Atlre'tiser
estimates tlloro will l'c II saving Ut per cent
to tho ,n6rlgagcor and MI Increase In tho
rate of !illelrst to thu inortRngco probably Of
= of per cent. Under tic ol,l Inv, tic cor
respondent snys person toalrtnv moneyat
per cent woutl calculate tl,us:
llnto 10 he nc!tctt......... .... Az rer cent
TMx 10 bc tAlu 0n thu nuttNnHo. i,cr tent
, 1881-06-21

Showing saving of............. .........$ 10
TlIo tax on m0r.gaged property Is tlone
nway wlttl,-tllat Ia to say, deduction Is per-
lnltted to be matte to thu amount ut tho mott
Engc. Only nbuut one-sxilt tf the mortgages
in The State paid taxes hitherto, but this por-
tiou established tho rate Ut interest for tho
remAttlftur