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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

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i'EA:isILyANLA RNyTA
~ ''aG &oitTS VEST s. sCUTHW ss3@
UOURAE rSACE.
;;E3HL EAlL3. 3HLEEDID BCEN2G.
&AGi;IEIUSNT gQUIPMEEI
!I"veunbcr o. 1881.
Trains !oava Washington traEa depot c. B&L.
2IMO&E < POTOMAC RAILROAD, co;s
na: Of SiZih snd 3 81 ss.s, IS follows:
To7 fi!iisislp paia, IL So York and Inc hsst s ard
10 50 Am. daily ,cxccp! Surdav: and 200, 10. &C
nnd 1915 r.u' daily, With Palace Cars. LAM.
10. &ap-cSs q Pullman Esrlos Cars $50 E.
s. III. Gnilg, o2csp. Sunday. FOX Philodainh q
2C0, i -, 10 AID III Ii y. d. daily.
Cmc.go L!Ioitrt Hzprcss SlG "a. "a daily; for
P.tsbn.g: and West ~ 80 q lii. daily; $50 ..
t.. c;.iy. s'i:1 s'sl.eo o.: to Pi:.sours.
for Gsr&a1siGGa sud TOO North, s III q, n.
except Eariay aEi g.aj =. q. daily, excor:
;3G,gcGsy. w:ih Palace Gar - Csnandalgus
F"r W*;s.i.5 1850 s. n. de;,r except Spu.
Gay,
For Es:;mcra -, S.Gtl. 9H0 ard 1890 $. n
2G9. 20 40. $40, 9.GG 10 70 and 10. il, II. n.
~ GO sDd lQj5 p ~.
sGr Pope's Creek .iua, & ~ ). ~. md III p.In.
daily, excep. Sunday.
Eor hnnspc!is, & 40 s. ~. sad 40 q. 70. daily
except Sunday.
AOCAL TRA1N3.
Eoc Elezsi;i7ia G2o, 20. yZO, ..nd 50 d.
a., and J 2G +. E ~, % and II 30 p.m. Sur
day at 6Sl, 70, snd II 90 am. and i 70 ,. II.
Ifs!nG iasVa Alexandria for YtcgainS:o", 80
5.G5. and lo S, M., and 10, 3, ). 7: 9 Is
p. n. ai.d IL uieh,.
Jn Suaday o. 9.CE. saj iG4, SUD + % snd
9 05 p, rIl.
g'AHoUGa TRAIN FOR TRE SOUTH. via
cualtico aud kicnmond, will leave Alexar'
dris a. $50 aaa II II a. N. daily and i 20 p.
N dGiiy, except SUNDAY.
Srst mail, leaving st II II Q. m. nskes but two
stops. v!Z: st Quentico and fredericksburg,
between AlaxanLr:s Gid I:lchmcnd
GcSe.s and information caI be procured sf
prinoips! 1zi!r0aG atstions and SicEet otiCss
aoathase:. j. Il. WOOD,
Geu'l. Passenger hgea.
FHAEE TADMaOA
General Manager. now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

IL YOU Eant Ioush's. Boys, or Chi!d's
sult cr O7etooat We have 40 endless seriety ut
The lowest ptlces. S. WATERMAN & Soy.
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8.gEARERg,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT C0:
LLIiIThIL

LI3i 3iLIED)
hHtRiA viii rus promtt'y as follows, w.
70 sf 5.Vo S|van:a stree. whsrf ats 20 80 y90
~ 1$ 20 snd II 81 o r.. ana Y 90 | 20 ga $H'
81, 6%0 i 50 sad n. w. = '0' 0 W
LesV~ Atexeadrja e, 6 90, : 90 8 90 20 N 20
aEd IL - :. sn., aaG II 80, 90 20 a. ~ o. -
~ and 6 30 0. L. ~ oo
<"Eo'a.sG Esss.szs z.2srDEHgs,
uh,,: Ire s;2ameE !2; Arrows 2zITa !esvea 7th e..
WIT, washington, a. q 10. erd A!exhndria
Z! - 8. m. EFEET EiOEJAY T9;TEa'
80 "a SAD SAt uh3H; for ail river landings.
an on aoncaHs as lar as Nc-nini Ferry; or Thurs
os7 Nonlni sad Cut!ioman; OF saturday Cur.
;,.an ;..Isn ana Ae01srdlown; colnec:s g. 5hov.
c @ Y RIDLEY. Gen. Manager,
NSpt. no :. Noop 81, .:5 i,sss J a. Tna;j
E:'oR En8soLE, PORTSMOUTH, FO8.
TRES &oHeC& AND TBK SOUTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

HEWING MAOAINKS-Jus received an
- other supply of the celebrated DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHIN&S. All persons who ex
pect 10 purchase will DO we'll to call sad see the
special advantages Of tho "DCAESTlC' before
puTch ssing.
oc,5 T. =. LEADREATHR & BRO.
SEAPKR sad BRASS SHELLS for brsech-
p loading guns; sl.o Muskes and Gun Caps,
Gun Wsds, M eiat Cartridges and other goods
in St n line in store and for sale Wholesale and
ratsil At 50 King coruer Of Eoysl ST., Alex, Va.
noyl6 J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
SHBoXES BABBITTS, S,ARMSTRONG'S
CC WARDS snd HIGGINS LAUNDRY
SOAPS, in store snd for sale by
octl2 ~. 4. JOHNSON & Co
TTECKEH'S SsLF.RAIS1N9 + |. . U l.
80 Grid6ie Csks Flour and Graham Flour tor
sale by (oct22l }. 6. MlLBURN'
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GEISsfsF

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STH.2y7s = E:'s e. G. A-t'EGyE, Pr slg4
&E~ssFsr
EVEaY EHID&'i. =: y III RGc rallrr;rs,
Leave !iaw : E2rE, t-o.l piGT II, Eas. ..Fnr Etf-
EEY ShTU:.Dtl l. /, et o'c'ncE q "a
The stesrleT1 % .ais coraTsnY naAa ccruac.
tons ct Norfoli; fo1 Eo5tor aud oil yoG.s i.aa.;
at New Ycsh With ali po.H:a We3. Ard Nor;t
1aet and a. Ala1sn1ris With Virginia Mi5!YIG.
Railroad and Warrington snd OHIO Railyost!.
Through r=tes given aGG i.eighs hcncisd G.i g.
fully and promptly. F2c further info.ms!!iu
Epp!y to T. y. hGEG hgel..
duhhaf's "hsr!,
VIZ. TuuM@a0a. 2Fssit::r;,
!AiG 5ira&s,
Sep 2f-tf ,2GsAlactan, il. !.
,z.se+s GaE1}E.'r3 ⅈ&4A q j,;Ht: week
.sssyS2s1 AZ II:
rAlLAuELp4 IL Z. Et&42:L N:yES, =! :.
UENG4 AE:ii s0.:E'0G+
Jtaaa:e:s ioaTa &-l21.-.dlis 2VG,aT IL 3.
IA I sad isaTa ai!.,G1a;pnia Ewes $50
u&DAY.
This line ca1rac:s =; Alozantir!s F:.G .hou.
g.. s Il. sna ~ & Q. L. 4is., a!1 - !'h:!aGa, I.
pais With Gvtos regular Staa7:aa:.l- T.. - /!
a;vor, sToriLonc0 aci D0:lon.
freight Forwarded wi!h pro-c ptuGss 2.i,i ta:5.
tree OF commissions.
20 charge ior traloier IN J'hi!Adalphis, sn&
to wharfage IN Boston. :2utaa Tina ErsGueLI
departures, TArogsa rc.es end through bills
81 fading s'7si. InaU:anoc a% ,t!a ;owei. rstss
r. 3. HEHD, hc.hrGEia
VS.. Z GLIDE :: CO, EiiIa3ei g. ia
JOHNSON 6 20, II a6h. iS Gsor5rr
Jan E~af
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EVEa ( EaiD&i. =: = III RGc returning
leave t"W 2t:, ;:o" pio' II, Ea5. :.Vnr, E.'.
EEY SATU:.UA (, as / O. cock q q.
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Ha;.ral 81 he PcssotSca at A!eIE.ii7;& 81, 6
second ciass Esttac.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-28

The cause of the timber line on
high mountains has been a matter of
study by Thomas Meehan. He re-
ports that on Gray's peak the conf
erous trees near the line Of 1900 #.
are 90 feet to 10 feet high, but at this
line they cease as suddenly as if 4 wood
had been cut half away by wood
mans axe. Beyond the timber line
the same species exist as dwarf, stunt
ed, trailing shrubs, often extending
1900 feet higher up the mountain
side. He declares that these stunted
plants appear never to produce seed.
From his observations in the White
mountains and in the mountains Of
North Carolina; Mr.. Meehan con-
cludes that the stunted plants are the
struggling offspring of trees which, At
no very remote period extended much
farther up the mountain than they
now do. The disintegration Of the
rocks and the washing down of the
earth from the high attitudes. he re-
CARDS IS the prime cause of the disaps
pearance Of tae hrge nces:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-28

mines in that camp. The Standsrd
is now getting out ore having en-
gagged ten cars Of the first train, and
will by that train send out for market,
probably at Puebl9not less than $25,-
200 worth of ore as its first shipment.
11B,7ek P.neyuy tn the Gtat W<st.
A EIANS'REyENGE IS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-28
IDLE MINES 4ND THE CAUSE

In this rich and u1equaled mineral
country we have several important
mining properties lying dormant, and
the question is asked upon. every. corr
ncr Of our streets, "Why is this p
The answer is given by the Arizona
Miner, from which Ne take this item,
is short one and easily given
|" Mispanagement." t."
On'the Sandy was discovered the
McCracken. Here We expected to
here of and live to see another Com
stock. A mill WAS put up, ore hauled
and crushed, and naturally, under
bad management, came grand shut
down and failure. Finally a careful
man, Mr.. Hubbard, takes the proper
ty in hand without a dollar, pays
royalty on the ore he works, pays for
everything and makes money. He
manages with economy and good
judgment, hence makes success.
Next We have the blackberry mill
and mine, pronounced failure: Why
is this? San Francisco parties sent
down $50, 900 worth of useless ma.
chinery, ETC., and the small fry who
are owners are closed out, being un-
able to meet their proportion of their
indebtedness and operations cease.
Then we are asked about the Tiger.
Here is another piece of bad manage
ment. Seventy-hve thousand dollars
are expended IN opening the mine,
when really no opening is made:
The Peck, which has yielded hum
dreds of thousands Of dollars, is about
to resume operations. This mine,
too, has had its bad management in
some respects and serious drawbacks.
The old Vulture, abandoned for
years because it could not pay under
a foul, bad management, is now
clearing 10000 to $4,000 per
month:
The Tiptop company has always
had good management, and now has
in its treasury some 5000, 900.
In no instance where judgment and
a proper knowledge Of mining and
milling have been shown in conduct
ing the affairs of any mine in this
country, can we call to mind failure:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-28

~ was wounded and captured"
she said. "ten- years ago. 1ske, oh,
take me back again" /.
"Have you 1ny relatives m TexAsa"
asked the Colqaels
"No: >ives in Albequin.
Nj PAtpn. and ny
moi k1aed by the Indians. y
] Efeat God. Bella. Lk yen-..
||my wife p. .
"oh, Albert. / knes,ou would
comet" exclaimed the poor wife.
blindly reaching Der hands. y sla,p
her husband.
Of course there was Joy ia the old
ranch when Col. Pelton got back With
his wife. The APaches had carried
the wounded woman away with them.
The poisoned arrows .iused ina.n..
tion which finally destroyed her eye
sight.
When I saw the Colonel he wak
reading newspaper to his blind wife,
she held bouquet Of fragrant cape
jessamines, which he had gathered iot
her. 1t was picture of absolute hap
piness.-Co,. Chicago 2Ii6xae.
, 1881-10-13
ON THE BOARD.
Fluctuating Prices, with a Gen.
erous Amount Of Trad
ing.
Brother Hobbs Talks About Re.
tirlng from the Board Of
Trade.
Tic Doys Selling Puts md Calls on Their
Memberships.

THO tom III tho Hoard Of Trado yesterday was
.o,,u ur wcnkness, though several intervals uf
strength revealed themselves. Tho nnrlsctA
hpbl,cd up ntG tluwI1. atltl cnscd atnvc tho low
est figures or tho day There appeared tO hp
lttls excitement, thut,ph trailing wns On Il Eon-
crotls scale. Tho rutnUr wns revived that snt,,u
unu wna trying 10 vet under whunt, md t1ut'y
thought tito klnk wns not entirely out OF corn.
It wls reported tnto TINT somebody had re-
fused TO pitt up margins. but tho matter was
nut tookcd upon as scrious, al.d tho f,atncs Of
tho t1clinuuehts wcra left to tho Imagination.
Thu news Ut lilo suspension uE Washington
Butchers Suns, OF Philadelphia. was received
with genuine surprise IN tho fl0hrtf Of Trade.
Tho nsIair seemed to canse very little. II my.
excitement. Thu firm hnu branch house here.
Int their business lntcly 'toeB not appear to hnvo
hecn heavy, and many trades were in tho houRos
fnvor. Sir. darlington who represents the firm
Iii Chicugo. said hc understood by telegraph thnt
thu assrls wern about SSt0,0oJ With liabilities Of
$l0o0oO0. Tho local house Ind closed cut
thois trades ana soul Pay up hut sheMIa s.t
When asked now tim trouble huti cttue atout,
Mr.. darlington said hc hnd not yot received atiy
cu1nc by Telegraph. They ,nLuht have lost by
earryt ttaes r. ne IN wncae asnt v
what tho losses were OH tho bonrd.
WASHINGTON nurcllEis's SONS
nro said IN bnyo been tho engineers of tho big
deal III Inrl which was run In ls1s-10. Tho houso
ahuut nll tho inrd IN the country. Tho sltua-
tian bcealne 50 well known, u Is said. that tho
n9 q shor,s ssr net very r
E,rly this scnson the house il aiso understood to
hnvo operhted heavily IN wheat vt q loss, which
the llrm IL rs old as TIC Nation itself. and =
r teat many plcasant memories aro associated
With tho 1'1.tne. which WILL probably not DO nl-
hr. iioGbs saia Inst night 10 intoudea to retire
atsh,y ] u 5ssastei with tic as aetton i Tho Dt-
:orn as ), 9; ss,'ts 3 for calling margins rs
.sonso nr tho best customers tho nnuri eyur hau
as nm outrage mud shumc Ths action, to-
% sions' Is W arvuysho M Ges. einss ;i III sf trao aSay
from the hoarI. usher cities nre tplpx tho tnsi-
Tor %wsr tba s Ssn says The
a. other houses here: WIG have
,rt,o gentleman saya ne has done business on ,ho
ii, feels as il h6 deserved aud coui aiTor,i TO
tnite 1t rest. Dsastcr is rrcdtotcd It tno 1o9rd
@ u H. SnH
| tho Hour'i Of rrat!u Is killing tho gooso which
Wncn tho i,oarti n discover that ttolr course is
ropcAl tho objectionable rules or ntlow tho.l to
nv Is Il lie y fst v aW o y nosrs
+ OF I'rAue.
ONE OF THE AuroC1tATs
of tho board rou1Nrtol last evening thut the
tho boys yet. This saHo predicts lIpsistcr 10
those who undcriHke to run corner III corn.
H. thinks tho no~snnncra Bllould tnoraize 81, On
lnsteAl of reporting tho gossip Of Tho stutns.
which, moreover. ni'prars to Interest tho party
qassses % q .a'ss II % sso is.,ssisa 't isa e y s S
, 1881-10-13

thirty women and chIurcn. nearly naked and
starving, and furnished them with cothinR aud
fo.d. With men nheAl of thetn to tight tho fro
and clnMr tho wny, the lnly and hor companions
penetrated still further into tho burning forest,
aud ntrrrrA what roliof they cnilld to tho atrk
lglil dying, AltlnilH Wh were Wnrtrn with (1ni,Ga
inst l,or,l. TIL tho t,nrtlGrA NJ Hnnilnc nnd rus.
cula Cnunlies they found a mnn WIN 80
nu1strn His SEVEN CittIDtEH IN \ rMESClg
In au upright posttion. etIvurttl tlietn tn tller
necks viii sMls nt,,t placed wu.Hrn hnxrs uvrr
their hcatts. rhrct children wrru stvG.i. u,lo
DtcttsD stiaAhr. two WGri burnt ~ tll.atll,
md hnotltcr dill moi survive thu terrible nr,tthl.
Another mnn hftcRiptGl tU sltru his family Ill =
sllntlar wnE. but tho tnMcs osGrtDok thcnt, an'!
yl,wr.i III, III order 10 nrrcst tho progress of tho
tlru. In find Axe II lnrHn ,,inbcf Ut people tu,k
refuge I'll ths jail. Tho tus4 Ut !ifn wns
grr.atcst m aan!lne ulld lttron Counties.
ihere, were ho1 Tnmtl!,'s within twclyn 1mlles tf
Cnss III absolute distress. They were without
litc. Nrr. Gardner w,a II sufferer frs,u Tho iirc,
which destroyed her hisless ut SAssAr.
, 1881-10-13
A UNIVERSITY SQuABBLE.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Out. l3.-l'rcxticnt White
and tho taculty Ut Purdue University at this
city hnro beun scrycl With mandatory nrdor
dteectIix theul 10 nj onee ntsntt 10 n1e,ubership
III thu Suite Agricultural College Que rho,uas
+. l!hwley. Or t0 uppuar Gcfors tho JutiRe VI the
Circuit Court uf tho comfy "a, tho eth inst,
AMI xlV0 reasons why he IL denied admission to
that Institution. Tho papers aro hlu4 by
samuo. r. sta'lar1, RuuEdlan OF llaw'cy,
Il H. ~ rss!dsns u.i1 M Ait taxpaycr sys Il ""is sGv
county. IL Ot sound M!na ana hudy, s free trpl1
t!seasr, l,ns offered to pay tho necessary !ee4,
why hp sbnui.l lo ucnu4 A4mlsslun. Suit ~
brought by E'!!rath, Stuart. aud Wnrd. as Ills ut
turtstys, Thu pupuTs Oil nl0 do not KtYc any IT..
lt.nntaR ot tha cituaci whercun thu furulty rt-
tuscs au Hlvt hinl nIulsslnn: but from uGt s!du
}ufIlry IT IL learned !bat Iiawlry Is member u
unH nj tho Greek frAtesnltfcs In existence IN
many vt tho c4llegcs uf the country. Mud that his
refusal ~ Nbl !KAtu hfkeIl to Wtlhuraw from all
connection with tho s0cluty during his Rltuuu-
uues Vt shs University y tho reason asslKnea.
, 1881-10-13
MARQUIS OF LORNE.
lEo I'nAacn Through Chicago OIL 1fls
1Hhy to EanAuns

80, -. -. ...."
way .o taoa' .,
Tho Mnrln1s Ut l.orf1, GoVcrnor- dencrat OF
Cuuaia. arrived III tho city ut ESQ yc.cr.,ns tft-
crnno n,1 VIVA ttrivon nj oncn to tho t,run,, IN.
@ t. -, - Lam, t..I ~, ,U.nt,,
c!e tiotei IL. eont'Hs =. y, .'. ",' 10 " t
Military SECRETARY, and MAI Y. tHAlcf. Aiue-ht-
Cu.nlt. Tho purity hnrily left their roo.nB. OK
copt to take lunch md dluucr, Thurp wuro n
r,',., ..t,s t. ..o f,n,.nr,nr.f,orcrni xn,y tu,f
~" enters, pt .no ~. LILY. ,''s s"w w.. ~
lew OF tho'1' ieas!ie aaflng tho rnsn.stofih ~ u!
tho 0:,N trnln III tho Grand Trunk 1tn!frohsl. 4
sn,ulI ur,ny Of reporters wcso in whiting. ,,us
tnoy rot but lttIs satlstac,lon. Ono VI tho
nttn'hts OF tho hotel was enlisted as 'epu.y,
s nes,rapar am1 'see @o,,'emon ny '" aear fo,ow,
with tn hnnw ,vhnt I have tu
s.,, il. .,,o,,, raaS ,,,, .ao,,, =, winnr,cr."
shy ICE then Fcaa NV hpeecA ~ "'oloFef'
This tho rrporsers dccllt,ed to In, md tho ut
tc1t,l,t If NJ, Interview wns Abandoned.
Frnm nn,ncra Of Tho tmrty It ,yns learned
4snt thn Sarn,,;s n,ui n,s anita rrachrtl Fart
Se'aw, Mof'.' sept- III whcro fhoy rpce1Fca
hcHrty welcome Mt tho lAnie at tho officers Ut
, 1881-10-13
TIE CoUNTY-DU1LD1NG.

THE casc against Edwnrh Trnsk md John r.
ltorr will bo taken up by Judge Dnrnum this
murnin4.
J.. .SIxrOS, tho contractor, 10 sroken of "a n
pusslbtn Dcuocruttu candidate for County Cum
missioner.
GiuRaE ffuRx, summoned rs n Juror IN tho
Ch'sny Court. WIS yesterday attachCd fnr cnti-
Whrn brought III ho set III ttlU i!cn uf hclilH ns1-
der aIr. nf,a WIS retcnscl on pay,nrnt If costs.
CnNM,sstpxER Ct.Aisk WIS 70 hnve started tn
'lAy for inFktowll tn Attet tho celebration liext
wgk, int hu wns aErash,siy tn,Fispu*cd yesterday
ind paye up tho itltA Of uonH. flc Il IN Toy.
Gi!l'tm'a tthtf. md was To tl:tyc met hnn Il,
washington Saturday.
,,,,;, DErEry:sitEn,rr , stacy yestsrt'sy lcvic
p0ty. nsvnti, by Dnrwin l.. skhlnorc. to *ut,afy
gMm Y 4 rs Ella! he'll ty A. e s,.ry. +. a!.p n,
sfan Il tne en- ai. Il u yx " Il otS's' iS tiSs.' ean ''F
Tns Commlttco ou l,oa.ls and bridges ycsscr.
day inapcctesl tho Oxtien Hvct,,,e roHd alMi
" in,tnsdfato repair: Within tho olty iim!ts.
whcru tho thoroslHhlnrs Is known ~ Ii street.
iUs abo,,t i.nIt Mic, md tho attention Of thu
clty authorities ss to he called to Il.
THE County Heard met agatn yesterday ntter~
noon to Kill tfnse over 4extuna elntsns. Init tho
Ind until this Afternoon. Mr.. scxtun'A I'LL Is
cithor wright or wrt,!,g. and X tho Contnisson-
a VIII :" ase ~ ne Of y me ayou re @
With thu whoc tnhtter from tho heKi,ln!ng, nid
tho tnUre they discuss It tho less they appear 10
| know about It.
rniroat from jefferson To tho Toor. liouss tioW
| appears tu he Mr. Smell. who owns II sirID Ut
latnl over WHICH Il tnt,st rim. Tho Commission
TURNS. tut fie rcnnns uutlisrate fntntttlng for
tie s!nS be!;x TINT the grgatnst Interest ho has
-the toi!' fonals-ss at the mercy nj th9 boAri.
II Ia In thu lf ttn ri ht& t0~
, 1881-10-13
TEE C.ITY-uALL,

,r,,,,. ,,a., x,u,.,u,., ,,a,h. ,or,oa r., .h,
city yesterday.
STATE street brst,uo was olaukcl auow yes,cr-
auy, .hu work bcinx eo,nplotcd by o'clock In
nrea street se SauS s viii Us sapakoa % to-
"n.' ,.........
Tine Mayor Comntsollor. CITY Engineer. cotn-
missioner OF Public Works, mud corporatlon
1,s,n.i II, usnIt win thu tanui ifou,. In r,,I,t-
tlon 10 tho IucAuon of tic bridgeport pumplnR
Works.
w. recc!ye yeseray lrom
s.siWSl II ,vn,nr a.. T,ns,,,nnI,, nuxt iiys wnI,ii
&, ,ato. a. w. H. S1 IurM.v peniis tGnt t.v
,iintIvr I W. ~ arnr ,klnxs ~ ut,win ~ scar-
.,itw ~ mm,.y in thn :Mst Il,r,m,vh nv.rsf,cein
itss ueo. - '''''' ;" 'N' ''''' ''''''N ''@''N
yesssr.'ay that y Maypr llary,s9n ~ , would You'll 10
iclt III between Got,. Liul mud Wnllar. With
Inc old urowu q ex:County ,clark employees nuw
hoW WI liz ,ss eo SI e5aos tu yo ea w.t. s sG
l,u wcro 80 Inclined and hnd tho ability. As
hetwuon L,ob anu Waller, tho p,'hlic had con
it!u,ce In tho lattor, but mono wlntcscr III tho
torines.
snMR tlmo aRo tho .prepcrty-owners on West
Albums strtci. from tlustca to ttnync hveMie,
t Sr s u s9 ya. we
lnrut. 4 nln,l named Wiaiinni =. shnw not up
tho pusIton. aIi,i sprel;'gstinns or rSato c'll.
t4r't tho laying Of tho k',Ml af tavcnlen. nkltcl
fur. hut ,ltscied shRt the work should W lot by
s ss s;,a ,aers ware e4s Sas y '1 Gers. @ % Msss
ktruot, ind j. & II. e. Du.ry blll,u4 t.iip t,utly
a sas ss! ss % s"r 'a wSrs s%ylnF @ sh%t ho %s s ts
oniy atanrtxel assut i9 lily liz Sh1*s e psss.
.hs was ef aex Sussss t as ecsy sa s
! uiicd.
, 1881-10-13
SPRINGFIELD MATTERS,

Hpff11t U1tpaIEN ID Jh4 EN1taQN IFlbNNf.
SpIllSGFlELp, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-Th1 ltuifs,nd and
WarUiis''lae Commissioners Today directed tho
Attorney y-Gc.,cral to beRtn tw0 lnaru suits
AgulHst rAtieoad companies bAsel upun cotn-
pinlnts decided recont.y. Ono suit Is against tho
Ehieags,. burlington & Quincy. which IL churgcd
with oxturslon In tho tiatlsr Ut characs un corn
shipped iranl Oak I'LL to peop|u. Tie psbcr Ia
nEai'ist lhH Cd!Gago & +Altun. which ia charged
n s3hn i'er,n'an, Ut Jerssyytlo. with unjust
Tlsu srcr0tury Of Sta.a today issued ,Ioenso to
44rga,.lke IL tue ltUQtsstpe .i0A rrlutlAY and
punlishtnx C.H'pany, Ch'caEy; eaptat, $:,uO;
Patrick EnrtNht, Also 10 .ns turn.eEs CuGpcr-
atls0 AsaNlalton Ut Stephenson County,
Orun1GSlIlut GMpttul, $t,n
, 1881-10-13

THE LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Tho Secretary Of tho Chicago ,svltur Committee
ruport:
ows: ws: Goss g. T. Est # gsao5yrsss Sas: fsP9rt e.
iai h Ashwori sio 4. j. isas'iink' siS 81 baniai
i o; oiSs Sss sa Ga;y Gssrsa e. l. / ta G1sSa a Il se
u. McC0rtnlck, Sin; Nickel & iiartiuar, $5; j.
SsWiP l !, ~: @ i: X %"(!ss: @ @sio GSsssss s@itt:
GGnrles 9. brow s ca, s1U: .iobt, NSghtci, u
e. =: seass sT, ;'ane: a.; gcorgo i. uIarke
". Montgomery = Co.,. SO: Tra,iuss' insnnre ne
W.T. " srees, *nS: e. Il. asS Gss, ID; Wiiiiu VIII IL
wnrrrii, siU; Witkowsky 4 Aiioli, slo; II. MAi. Is.
pentolI st: u. i. Munger 4 Co., ii; S;r,.ixh, i
t6tnI, <4B7. w. w w
Ca!!tctions by stnyor G. II. 1Iarrlsop. book No.
Us; Jsson lt9s;ngerK, $50: h Z. lieseler; e il,
@ s's. *s; E. D. iiftdy, ii; cssa, ss 'sa5 s}5 T. hI
H. J. jSiio! $io; T. sisSa,,y G"oMnops' p f.
Tnrn9y, ii; Thonias Patturson. r.; II, d,
Eaprv. -; sasi'; y: t. 4. Denicr. i; Franf
Nsi5ans,., f5 sluo; c;.'4' s. csi,;rou til ~ s.: ::
!!.w; ;a Stt!hSas Y 'tsxs 1Sf'!y . Il; iioI Sk Aas
Fut1uiny tl}vigrs iinllsul so; ". H,lvy tIifIxvs
T!sis Sg ious snri5uos ". ilGIsf Grsa ~
s: .'s; i'SS!:ss''$s. s: ~ sSss&'
$ss'i 1 'iss:, "; IT,; ,|sSk!ss ;s 5s$a l!Sl:
iisstss iIiIswkas: ~: $snasl PHI, 81: %allsse
iisa1y NV " VSFso !aKH!!f KfEu cp si5: s'0 1: hy%"
ii iisa,i 0rsan copa.y. % s!5 weip"|o I'll .s"i e.. 81;
Snr,,anf SIN. X ~ I. II -Inrdr,s1 s.t- - II.
@ i.askness, 81; A. A " CooSo, Il; sn jnHcy M T. NJ. j.
sl1 Ilaosk c"ss o R lta'dy ls G
Willum lonnsul s 70, Si0; q. X. t;,t,,u, is;
u; Y; l'9ws!. = e. :lv; i; 4; Ca'IaiitiKs / la
& chaier nio c.: sio f. T!ees.' s'a,1sS az s e|ts e
iu nas9 tS 81: Gax G !k III II M l
IT, j. linar.i, Std; iiei.ry itekc, iii: iIunrT II
sEe *i9; r Ssas 81! rXSsy; Si ;,,r + il Kssios!
Firrl,ng, xhI; i1 +. t:s.moro,. s: John & ln,,,. H.
s: ;;Sorsa s. % I'll; S r. .csS Mi.es ~, II
s'i Wiu ,y a.s; ,i.ys S s EsSa,S a aSi|i ~ H.;
iieury putwtn, III; W.Gi,,Itntu.s. Iii: CnlSnrn.
M!xskpa Siiaa ;},;t,, st % *i. ';lSS W;;s ' 1Sx,;
Academy ng Music. xr.,s. rscepts Of lnnttncn 1T
l1's tiseslt.o oet: !" I'll, SNl: tutul. S2 !0S NJ,
,,,'..s, I'.eI 1,tn! ~ ~! n, t,'ImRss h,R .Aono93'
Mum. Ss; s";h ilancE.tt, y; \. Y; kntcksr.
l'onkrt' u; q. J.. l9alcy ~: e: Y, Wtit"tt, *tu;
1osepn +: Gnshy' S!u: etutey hh!1fh, Sl0; j. 4.
e!orHh Hiv; NTH t"wte, Wy; W. y. is"rHum. wy;
.oolas: SiG El'pft Anthony. %; Il. =. G. klolskc.
~; s;,,,! tota': ~, Elm. ,,,
INV 1~ni!nwlnE ~ NY boeh Siluse4E1oea by tho G:Mt.
l;n!npncrtt y !.nwrenge. s's; Dexter. Her
fioX & q 'A''9n. $''' i.yh'Esl !nrEsot' *!p;
're!llisy, Flower y cratty, $tu: Fan H.. Higgins,
Su;, GMAh. *"u 9,ast, 70; Chnr!ca l.. Alien, flo;
rISti. ~; =. y. Lewis. ctlsh, fa; tnln. *3h.
LEY tt!sH!aee onas"fat1fs tftaor re:
, 1881-10-13

Ono of tho rites OF tho Institution IA Tint n1
student nhali he member Of HHy secret society
wsthult tho consent Of tho faculty. Tho faculty
0r rur,ine in prohibit tts atdcnts from connect
Ing themselves with crock societies, and Arc en-
furcfng tho rllH.
, 1881-10-13
cRnP NEWS.

Special nispateh 70 The Ihteaao Tribune.
PA!tls, ILL.,. Oct. l:.-parulers uto discouraged.
Carn Ii ruttlng IN tho iiclds. THO weather Il
warm and II ID ralnluv. Thpy aFu Offering as
ceuta for corn ID the streuts. Wnrut looks well,