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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04


A REDUCTION OF FARE:
g TO BOSTON HAEL s E5yKE LI Tarrpp TICKETS
cossponeaS reduction e ~ Easr1 g9iels assPiseeas
Per ~ snd SOP ~ p Isass
Brookiys m; Jersey cly 80 p a. Va Annex pezss
hotels aaa Ticket Offices the hs Pier apd oa beard
SEQ GEO. l. coNSoR BORDEN LOWELL,
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
va Phllsa sipsis saiii@or re- sni " Washington
R. Dd s'fs ne SS s sxs q sMs
= M Kxcept mcay for Washington and the wes VITA
IR mDzly ier wsshinston ciusinnAs chicago aDds
LDas Ennre train runs through TO ChicgS also through
0@I9 y. 70 Ginenn 4, o., xs,s,, -, a.. ~, "a.
THE Sew B. and q PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 Other line makes faster time to the West
Trans arrive from the West at Gao p and go
Principal NewYork Office slS Broadway ga Broad
Tickets secured and baggage checked through to destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF. NEW JERSEY.
~ Station in Hew-YorA foot Of Liberfyst; station In
BTCSoEiyn foot q FStSnst Js SSd Wharf
$50 = @.-F0r bennington, EsstOn, Allentown. Reading
D. = 3 Wetern r. R.. EastO1, Allentown WIIkesbarTe.
4 EssSS f Sss
p mFor fle S Esson Allentown Reading. Har
$50 p m:IFOr ESsion BatS, Mauch Chunk. TAmAQua
ADO D. m-FoT scSoOiey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
4:s5 d m-For sonierville, Pennington, &C.
$3.50 D. m-FOr EsstOD. d. L and W. Il. RI Allentown.
Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. wiikesbarre. &C.
SUNDAY trains leave at S43a M IL tor Bound Brook
and intermediate stations at $50 for Easton Allen
For SevarP II S slS s SiS 5 7l5 7s sO SAG as
S S4S "a I 1879 3d. al 49, Sis y ID Il 80 'N
For trans to local ponls see Time Tables 81 stations
C the Brooklyn and Eric Annex make connections
TO ana from JERSEY City station
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AmbOy sOuth Arpboy Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Groye As9u PARK Point Pleas
ant, Toms River, BarneRa. ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave New York foot LbertYsJ., at s. Sis. Il4o M
1850, $3.50. 4, 5:3O y. m.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
i CONNECTION Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold
at S:l5. HAS a M; 4. $50 p N.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New.York foot Liberty-st. N. X
Via BTanchBOrt:
F0r Sandy Hook S:l5. Has a. m. 4 p m.
For Monmouth Beach, seabright anu HighlaDiS s. SIS
HAS a. $3.50, ..
Via Red Bank
BIZ a m-Flr Manchester, Toms River, BarDegaL &c
1901 For Manchester, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
and ali stations 10 Bayslde.
D. m.--For Writings, Toms River, Barnegat &C
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Gaplnas Banks.
POWERY SAVINGS BANK.

R0WERY SAVINGS BANK,
NEW YORK. Dec IS. 1880.
mi.Annual Dividend at the rate FIVE PER CENT
per all OF Five Dollars and upward and not
exceeding Five Hundred Dollars and Of FOUR PR CENT
all excess Of Five Hundred Dollars
and exceeding Three Thousand Dollars which shan have
beon deposited least three months the first day OF Janu
ary 1881 will Deposltors and viii be pay
able on MONDAY January H. 1881 In accordance
with the provisions Of the bylaws.
BY order OF the Trustees
EDWARD woOD. President
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on AND AFTER JANUARY 3, 1881.

oUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EoCIe
NENr AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSI ,TESr
WITH ABSGLU fE SAFETY.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.

For TRENTON A . ID PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Newly from Station c. r. r. OF " j. foot OF Lib
erty.st
For philadelphia Ninth and Green.sts at 7i5 Q. 10.
ll:l5 1880 T. i3O $3.50 < ll30 ~ p m. On sun
DAY at 3. 40 a. m: $40. 7. ll3O Il .. ~.
For Third aud Berks-sts. at $50. lll5 M; $780, 4;S9
$3.50 D. on sunday at S:i5 a. IN. -
M: 1880 4, 80 AS $3.50. Z. 8 1880 ~ sunday
6:45 a. IN 81 Z. ll:3O. IL .. m
Return &. "a leave Philadelphia for New.Yorki .
From Sau0ns Phade Dha and Reading r. r. corner Nilth
and Greensis at 100 $3.50 $50 II l:l5, p 3;l5.
53O, Gao 73a ~ Sunday at $50 $3.50, $40.
II D.
From Thri and Berks ss at 4:45, 500, 9:l5 M loo.
3sU s. 1873 D. III. sunday at $40 q 4:30, 1880
Prom trenton Warren and Tuckersts LIZA 1925 go
Csc g. 9O5 1905 ll2O M 2, Pa 424 $50 725, %
IA m sunday 25, 4:25, 9:2O O. 6:l6 7:2j D.
Connection Is made NJ Jersey CITY station TO aud from
Bro klyn and Erie DeoOt. jersey CITY. - -
Tickets sale foot VI LoerYst. NOS 2S9 261 4Ol,
Broadway. and AZ the plncip hutels NOS
a7d Courtst ana Annex Office Jtwes bari. Brooklyn
n Y ransler OmDsny. DOdds Express will call for and
cheek baggage from hotel residence destination Apgh
cation 94 ami 1873 Broadway 736 6thaYa.
Naw.YOyk anc Court Brooklyn. A these OIhces
connection with the Bell Telephone aud LAV Telegraph.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. monday. Jan. 3, 1881.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERA

l 2stor7 brick dwelling and 2siory brick stable.
with lot No $50 Washingtou-et, W 8, 3S.lo It OF
Peryst. lot l9.41o5.6i Jas Fiizpatriek-......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT
SDAY, THREE DEPOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO In NEW YORK.
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no PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEWYORK AID PHILADELPuIA.
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c1oMyc PRICES OF CALIFORNIA srooKs
SAN FRAscIsco. Monday, Jan. 8, 1881.
inv 1FInoRnPn no raE rRnUxE.l

1, RoplR. Cal. Jan. s. - Standard Consolidated
shipped TO the mill during the past week LEO
bullion RECEIVED, 0sOounees. Shipped to san Fran
cisco, SAC 607.
YlRGINIA CITY, New. Jan. 1.-Sierra Nevada
raised during the past week l31 tons OF ore ASSAYS
NOT given. Union Consolidated rsised 212 tons OF
ore assayIng $50 SO per ton ard shipped $2O,624 20
bullion California raised 270 tons Vt ore, assaYlng
consolidated Virginia raised 900 tons, assayiDg
g37 az pef ton.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONN ECTION Leave foot Of Libery-st for Freehold
at Slb. 1l:45 M; 4. $3.50 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

NEW-YoRK January g 1881.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a
cupart nership under the ~ G.. A. RENN FIT
CO. Transaction OF general stock commission 6us
ness at No. 80 EfUadEay
oFO A RTNSETT CHAS. y. BELDEN,
THOS l. SgOVILTT. member y. y. StOck Excla ge.
ALBERT il. LAWSON.
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

~ AND THE WEST
VIA I3ALIIMORE AND WARRINGTON
Leave New IOr;. foot Liberty st.
pa. IN. For Washington. Cincinnati Chicago &c.
Da = Fast Line Through coaches and Sleepng
cars 60 Cincinnati, Chicago (. Louis. &c.
1850 m. Daily TOR Washington, Cincinnati. hiet2o DC
Tckels ,or sale and baggage checked at loot VI LIBERTY Size
n. r., G Z. r. OF n. j.
JOSEPH \. HARRIS, H. r. BALDWIN,
General Manager Gen. fass Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on NaI-
1 gauca and HOusaOnc EIh jads.Steamers Ca b.
aIine SIP pier IS, f. r. daily at llidO ain
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. o -,
IA PASSENGER TRAINS on and after Jane l. lSS1 Nui
leave epos foot Of COrlandt and AZ AZ A
p N and $50 p Tor Easton, Bethlehem Allentown.
Chunk, WilkesbaTre. Tow anda, W0verys
Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bunao and the West Pullman 9e0'
ing coaches attached TO $3.50 D. IN. tram. ., -. al
Trains lesvingat $40 n M. anal m eonheOs ''' IA
POINTS IN Mahanoy and HaZetOn coal regions -
g. II. RYINGTON. General passenger AgehL
general Eastern Office corner Shni.h an aIuts'@
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NETWORK AND long BRANCH DIyE

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, South ADboy Red
Bank Long Branch ocean c5oye Asg@ry Park Point Pleas
Leave NewY0rk foot LibertYst. at 3, Sl5. il;Ao IN
1880, $3.50. 4 $3.50 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

VNHE COUPONS Of the PITTSBURG and
i LAKE ERIE H. r. co, due January l. 1881, will DO
paid gold utter that date a. M Farmes Deposit
Bank PIttsburg. the Chemical National Bank, New
YOIK or the Bank OF North America. philadelphia
JAMES /. BENNETT, Prest
Pittsbufg. Dec. 81 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

TOR BOSTON.-AEW PULLMAN LINE via
n. Y. y. H. and II. II. r. Leave Grand Central DepO
NJ 1885 p. m, week days and 1880 p. sundays. Ohe
trains at Get tickets via Neg-fOrk anS
New.Ing land railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
Boaro ano Rooms.

DEsR 5rH-AVE., near 2Stl-st.-IlandsOmel
-sDsD she plrlOr and bedroom iOc gentleman and
Vile uI gentleman Ouy references required.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY


For Sandy Hook, Sl5. Has a. m, r. M
For Monmouth Beach, seabright ANA Highauis 5. Sl5s
ll:l5 a M, $3.50, p.
Via Red Bank
S.I5 a. m.-F1r Manchester, Toms River Barnegat &c.
1890 pIn-FOr Manchester, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
and all stations 10 Bay SIDE.
D. m.-FOr Writings, Toms River, Barnegat &c
The river press., 1881-11-09

TRADE TOPICS.

sKummel' brand of whiskey at 7. J. Todd
s. Co.'S.
New goods, new styles, new prices at
Cams 81 Kleins.
The nobbiest suits in town just received at
Cans 81 Kleins.
Old Irish and Scotch whiskies at T. j.
Todd 81 CO.
Hats and caps in oil the leading styles at
Cans "a kleins.
Body Brussels at Roosevelt & Co.'S at
$1 45 per yard
A few more Of tho sc beautiful chandeliers
and stand lamps LETT vt Wc'zels.
T. J. To ID s. Go. have just received an in
voice of imported Rhine wines.
Bows and children clothing in endless va
rety lust received at Cans u klein's.
Overcoats, ulsters, and ulsterettes in Chin
chilla and fur beaver at Cans q Klein's.
r.. J. Todd G CO. have been receiving
goods daily for the past week and have now
mammoth stock on hand.
The Triumph sleeve Eadjuster white
shirt for sale at Wetzefs. Equal, if not su-
perior, 10 the celebrated keeps
A large stock of winter overcoats and us-
tiers Just opened Ut Hirshberg 81 Nathan's
and you can bet they are selling them cheap
Don't fail to call on Hirshberg q Nathan
for your winter clothing. They have the
best stock Ia town, and will give you good
bargains.
Cans q Klein are ii receipt Of the finest
assortment of blankets, quilts and lap robes
ln town.
aeamnos smd organs, the CeIe ebraaed
SINGER sevvang Machines. 80 abedTOck
] Fr1ces. MURPHY. NEEH Il CO.
Buy your furniture Of f. g. Roosevelt s.
| Co The best goods for the leass money.
Call and be convinced.
Arctics, snow excluders, monitors, rub
| bers, Alaskas and all other kinds Of overshoes
| Just received st Cans s. Klein
| FmrmhtMre, I'm endless variety, sd Net
| CaaG to close osat Same. Now 10 your
| MURPHY, NEEL Sc co.
| Hirshherg & Nathan's stock OF boots and
| shoes, hats and caps, underWare, overahirts,
| is now complete, and the public Is invited to
| tnapect goods and prices.
If YOU need good business or dress suit
| of clothes YOU can save twenty per cent by
! buying from Hirshberg u Nathan Try
| them.
Call md examine the fine assortment Of
carpets and oil-clofhes at Roosevelt q Co. 8.
| Call and examine their stock for yourself.
| SCENTS underwear, flannel lined csan-
vmAa NvorGOR8s. bread hr1mmed hRGss
| everything TOn need 10 warm y0M mp
nat crmsA1ay Or exeermntlye Prices aoSv-
or shan ev6rs
MURPHY. NEEL Il co.
T.
All kinds OF gloves and mittens lined
and unlined, German seeks. Woolen scarfs,
Cardigan jackets. wool cuffs, etc, at Cans
~ klein's
Buy your clothing at Cans u klein's; they
have the nobbiest, best, most stylish, and
hest fitting goods IN Montana at prices that
defy competition.
| nmck,s Hriiliams, Ha0amc. Norwood, !,
THao best In the world, mt bedrock
prices. mUAPHAK. y adAsA4 @ 10.
90 to Hirshberg u Nathan for artics, mon
itors, snow excluders, wool boots, German
SOCKS, boots aud shoes, Paks rubber and
gum boots They will do there best 70 suit
you in price and In goods.
w. 8. Wetzel has just received lot OF
clothing from the States, and il now pre-
pared to s,it every body. IN both California
and States clothing, and that st the very low
est prices.
The river press., 1881-11-09
RATES or ADVERTISING !:

= rI o.r .$1Ib
ohe aoietiih' s 5s ~ " 100
hion.aio. '''.' . rs
100
hat@ ooiuiAh' y.h ysa IS
hio DO
One-Thrd Column, year. * 3g
months ...t..+..- ~
months ...............t-... y y
,,.-4 - VI A ,raar 75
9"aa o"s Ioi'' q nn,ontha 40
!. nantha ~ 80
,,. .. 4 aar 5' .. 30
Ahee ,ateh'e' ngnn+hs 80
. . naonths .... %
,fona1 farda I inch / year .......... is
Rates for Transient Advertisements given at office
The river press., 1881-11-09
SCHOOL REPORT.
Report or tnte Tenton Schools for the
Months OF october, 1851.
GRAMMAR ROOM.

Whnle No aays attenaance .705
Whole No days absence 20
Whole No days tardy. ID
Ne, pupils enrolled. 4l
Average daily attendance 20
The river press., 1881-11-09
PEOPLES FAVORITE ROUTE.

Regular connections with the Northern Pacific to
Bismarck aud the Uppe, Missouri River.
The river press., 1881-11-09

The Peoples FAvORITE ROUTE, is acknowledged
BY the Press and the travelling public. on account OF
it's superior equipments smooth steel laid track iron
bridges and ohligng train officials to be the most de-
sirabe route from
, 1881-02-21

r.. H1s Fi*SE1tAL unsEQt1Es.
MEN ruisK, Feb .9Q--1'i,c bo.ly Of Fer
na'rlo Wool -renclIed This clty thts morning.
The Congressional escort and tho returning
committee Of stle' >lsaarl Of Aldermen
reccly tho coffin. TIM htdccsston nlored
TIP 1srt'adway md Donleyard, mast tic
late residence ut Woutl. tn Trinity Gems
tcry. As tie carriages nearetl tho iate rrsi.
dcnce of Afr. Wond they wcro jolned by
n humber Ut carriages containing friends
aMl nc1ualntanccs nf Mr.. Wool, aild several
OLD servants were at tho cemetery.
,Mr. WOott. 1t IL understood,
LEFT y 1.tEUl: PROPERTY
TO be Divided among hss eleven surviving
clt!urp1i. lie WIS married three tines, bus
hnsi III children by his ilrsl wife. Tho louse
n!d grounds surrounding Il, occupied by
Mrs. Wood wlles, Iii tho ely. nro wnrth over
$50 0O0 and lie WIS rasscssetl Ut a Hrent tirnl
Of valuable real tstatc II, 1tller plrts nf tho
city. When the heavy fall III rcAl estate oc-
cnrret!! III this city. following tho tinancinl
uynlsinn Of lSE', Mr. Wond was for n time
aertnusly; embarrassed financially. Later
several Judgments werB obtHinru ngaiust
him. nftl 1e transferred must uf his prop
er!y tn rclutlyes. A.ecpnty, It Is understood,
e cleared t'lE tIlesc judgments, and tho f[s0
III real estate MNtlG hin Myullst wealthy man.
, 1881-02-21

lie WILL NOT lie KICKED OUT OF THE CON-
GHEGATluSAL ClIClkClI.
New YonK, Feb. al.-In Ills sermon III
Plymouth Church yesterday morning, tho
Rev. Henry Wasl Beucller complained ear
nestly Of tho prcdo1ninance Of the Greek in-
tellectual element III the Christian Churches,
llsteac Of Jesus Christ and Ills toachtngs.
Alen did not understand, lle snId, uat babes
ilaa bcen changed in tho crndle, aiul TINT they
were bringing Mp Greek intellectually and
not the Chilli Jesus, During the sermon
l}eecher remarked: "Tl,crs arc men wish
iag ! would 80 out ut the Congregational
lnye my enemies. aid I'ye got buslness for
life. ! lllyu endcRruretl to bu Christian
man, md in ms, ministry OF loyo mot tu dis
GRACE thu Church by my life. i ain welded
to tile Church Ut my father. ! love It,
l. An NOT uoINa our OF IT
because have Il different n,ctllod Of putting
tlla ttoct1ine Of si't. 2 different method 1T
putting tlo d0ctrln1 ut regeneration, differ
ent lneth0.l Ut putting tho unctriNn OF tho
AtoaGtaeNt Or Christi, aud bccallsp dIsAlluw
so sssatoSxy @ 5 81 say S w; G@;s @ + fy y say wn4 Hst VT
to 20 0nt come anu fetch ,!le. Iref.lse to 10
out. rl1e 41wer Of u patient, Inng.sutEcrlng
loyt,--tllat Is my ordlnat!on;,, | tan't despls3
orec.ls, but ! bo!!uys IN liberty OF th!nk-
!nen the iargust lLberty nf thinking, II their
lives aru holy, rutller tlar
litCK THEM OUT
to 60 into other denominations. It il marc
iM}nnrtnnt | should bo allowed to preaclI
differently from 0t&lers in tho Church than
get out a,!l be III example tint III tho Church
z man cunt preacl whnt tiod jus taught
lla intended to slta In tho Congregational
ciurrll., lla settled IN t'u Church uM 81 100
yenr, but did not know "h0w much ha
would tlI1 0n.'
, 1881-02-21
ITEMS.
f1JII1'fIAf{T.

Vn41 Q1Ais
NEW YoRK. Feb. D.-Cllarlcs b. Richard,
the founder Of the firm OF &. u. Richard Il
Co., formerly c. u. Richard Il Bros., agents
OF tho llntnburg limo OF steamers, Is dead.
Mr. Richard was born III ReIchenbach, Sile-
sin, July 30, 1878.
4 MADMAN's FREAK.
Carl jansen, agcd IS, while lying apparent
" drunk this afternoon OIL tho Battery sea-
wall, WIS approached by two policemen.
Jumping up suddenly, Jn1scn ieaped upon
tha leo t[ontIng IN thu river, and, turning IT,
wRras tic officers, elnptied Il stx-barrerd re-
yolver ut them, 1fe tllen drow uilotller re-
yolycr, but, changing his mind ns lle was
about to lire, sprunE into tho water, FROM
which ho was dragged by TIC polico md
boatplcr. Jalssen Is believed to be insAlle.
lie Is from Stockholm, md has been sevtn
months Il farin.ha1lu in Illinois.
ORDER Of SONS OF nENJAMIN.
Tho third annual convention of tie lntle-
pendent Order Of Sons Of Benjamin was hold
to-day, William q. Heller, Gralld Master, III
the chair. The organization has tl,trty-suvell
lnt!ges three conducted by women. They
paid uIldowmcnts tho past year amounting to
sSllo. The income Of the Lodge was Sl5,-
~. and tho expenditures slY,De0. hfr.
I!ulIGr vas reelected 0rand Master, Edward
HtttI4dhGA .4fEFNt$ A1jal4sIf thNUlpA
Sllberste1l Grand Secretary, and ]. s. Wal
lenstern Granl Treasurer.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annllnl Convention OF tho Grand Lodge,
Order ot kcshel-SheE nArzel, was l.eltI to-day.
Fl.o Endowment Committee report tho re-
ce1pts of tho past yGar Us So, Die; alshurse-
hunts, Sh3,4213; the surplus amounts to 3d.
f01: sinking fund In Lodges, S35, 100. Isnac
Marx wnsvhosan Gnaild President. ~
A HUSBAND FATALLY sTAus HIS WIFE.
Mhry SlMpsqn was fatally stabbed by her
husband, William 1t. Simpson, this evening.
Tlis woman states tflat SHE lived at No. III;
Paro,l1n avenue, Jersey City. mud tint lIcr
husband sent her over to Now York to make
!nuney rs, a street.Walker. Her hus-
and, having no money to give hin,'
sle went to tho house OF Mrs. Fceiiay, wlleru
she ngaln mot her husband, who plunged Il
knife III her left slide III tho abtloInlnnI region.
Her husband was confronted with her at tho
hospital, md stio fully identified him as lav-
Ing stAbbeu her. and said FeDlIey and bis
wife wore witnesses to tho fact
A 1,OEI s0gIErY,
4 society Inns been organized III this city
for tho purpose Ut furnishing MD to tho
isoors Iii the 'Fransyaal. 1t Is called "tTle
fransvaal Hoors Sy,npa.hEzery." A mass
Meetltg IN the Interest nj the Buera will be
held at Cooper Union nHXt WUek.
, 1881-02-21
RUFUS HATCH.

HIS OPINION OF THE FUNDING hill.
sNetas Dt,paseh to Tht Ch'eaao 7rfbuns.
IN, Icy tha o;x, hep ~, l.aFe spens
.hs ~ ~, t'.a m .a,. 1' ~ h s"sH t''hs ln'
,ne w ns I''lssea VIII be E'ean'ic failure.
II ihterteres with private capital HOW
invested III National banks. Our banking
la. a,ar Ioe,, tri"ti ~ ,,,s ,at ,,, ,,',",. ,n.
.',. ~ us.. w.; NV. ~ nas ~: o',s Aiohcs
eaplta'' nut tl'e Government ut It's back. II
Congress Ind hnu tho l10rse-scNse TO tsSlle 4
per cent consol covering als the indebted
ness Of Tim I,nite,l Siatrs. tnc,r,ii,, ita
rrrrt,',acE c{rcmintinn and iina rin, ,,t ii III
Satio,,nf bank Issues. f'' ''''' '"'4"s '"' "'s
, 1881-02-21

t9'r. r, Third. r. the Interview, :: with
tllc. cyn .."f lily last VISIT tn Mcntnr. lie
sall: "Srw iotk Wllt vn'onblrtIy N,
| SONS NJ SECRETARY nr the 'rrt.asusy.r pnttiug
tlif4 liuf that together. md. ls1tnwilg t!Ie ~
cit,nnnt tlatprsnilrti IN political rirrirs ltcrn
ntnt in Washington III respect to tic .I[nnet
| recently given by prominent lnen IL Mt.
| With
THE cArru1sEn or INDIANA,
ex-senator Iorsey, wl'o. in response to Il
n'atst'h' ,h 4," sn', ,,n,,r ,hns have lecsntly re-
do yum regard t,e Cabinet settled ?"
"NHt entirely, b4t mainly"
,!aille goes ~ ~
~ cart answGr.'
"W"ut'5 ""fWs"tt s5 w0n't2"
"Ynn were antagon|zctl to senntor Conk.
mud yhu sfl,i,' 0tle rlseY"
wis;t T. sI.s .''a W4st S'fs w:e %e fSsk}sef %ofss
t',r,or: t"r; se"at"t hf,t6 C"nknE's pas,llon aa!
trst assured Tint 10 oc E"awa @ t Syttrr y 81
9!.s,,a;; as's aSo' 1t mort e"'pa'icaty tlan ten
"'Ihcn you really worked for Mr.. Nor
II tlht."
"Wtth what rcsult9'
~ nln not at libnrty to say"
"DlDS'T GEN. HAi,FIEEt, piEEFEtt A WEST.
Elm MIAS?"
lie did, artf tho country will 10 indebted
to SElatnr EUnkll,tgfs argument with ten,
t'nrtleltl'H strong common sense TINT he will
select MI EASTERN fltntl."
"1l|sr, :. !, e ILLS decI''r't'"
Dues A[r. Afartoll know Of itT'
=" lle knows, rs nll directly Interested have
known for sDil.e tilMc.''
:" Did you knnw that Judge Fo1ecr Ind
got'n to A!entor:"
"..lle was your fayorlt. 1t Is said s'
otf,ssllsf. f, Mcynr saw judge Folecr but
man, an nhe. 5nrist. II well bnlancct!, clear
l'eated administrator, alld would honor ul,y
"ls he
4 FRIEND OF sfts. coNKE1N0's?"
"One Of tic closest md trucst Excuse mo
irol g0tiiK ntly further Into that Suffice 1t M
so,.linG from 3ne tlsat could not properly
=" All right. How about Bob l.incolne''
swell, tint Is under consideration. 1t Is II
matter purely of sentiment ID any event."
"Whnt Of FTP"
"Arc yOl candidate for it?''
70, s!r; nor fur anything else. There Is
10 olcG seek. II ] wantcdn nt,y wouldn't
be compelled tn seek 1t; none tint wnnld
Under alty crctl.lissn1iccs accept. NH glad To
this much: First. tint nil this gossip lii RI
spect To- MI nntl.Conkling deal In Mel1,ur IL
simply bush. Second, that tic Washington
gossip about thG Dorsey thinner Is slltlness.H