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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-13

And now an American fighting dog has
won the championship of France. Is
there any game Europe can play :
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-13
FOR RENT.

I on the northwest corner East Boulevard
and Government streets, formerly known as the
Louis Powers property. Terms reasonable.
Apply to JOSEPH t. YOUNG, Assessors Of
fee, Baton Bouge.
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PROPOSALS!

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
L Proposals up to II o'clock M,
September 9Th. 1881.
for the building Of . Two.Story Brick COURT
HOUSE and also One-Story Brick JAIL, for
the Pari sh of West Baton Rouge, near the town
of Port Allen, on the Mississippi river. Plane
and specifications az adopted by the Police jury
can be seen in the Clerks Office at the town of
Port Allen. All proposals shall be sent sealed,
directed to the President Of the Police Jury and
marked proposals"
The contract will be let to the lowest bidder,
who will be required to give good and solvens
bond for Eight Thousand Dollars for the faith
full performance OF the work according to the
contract.
All bidders must accompany their proposals.
with the names Of the bondsmen they will offer,
and also sworn statement OF said proposes
bOndsmen that they are worth the amount they
agree TO pay on said bond over and above all To-
gal exemptions and special and judicial mort
cages.
The Police Jury reserve the right to reject
any and all bids at their option.
Bidders are invited 10 be present at the open
ing of bids. c. J. BARROW.
President Police Jury.
West Baton Rouge, Jnly 22d 1881.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoUR.--Sureriine = o.; Extra s. 30
Corn Meal r. cwt. s. -: Buckwheat r cwt
s. hh
BUrrER-Choice roll, top prices, 32la cts.
sc wholesale; choice IillamoOk 3Oc.
CHEESE.-Clats0p dairy lldISc.
ESGS. -Ija5O cts r doz. Chickens, q On.
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. Toe;
Beef saIo Pork 10: Mutton SalO BY the
csTcase &c,
NEArs.-Breakfast bacon i3ifal5 per H.;
sides l3lz@l4Ic: hams laiz also; shoulders
Iual2c smoked beet i5al6sic; corEed beef
sl03l2 d bbl.; corned pork Toe g IN.
BFANS.--:i.G4 cts.
DRIED FRUITS. Black berries zoe; Prunes
76a30c.
HONFy.-In frames 5Oc in glass j0c.
L.yn.-ln tins and caddies l2iaal5c = n.
SiLL FEEn-Bran $50 30 : country, 50 p
ron: Sholts SIS 90; Hay $50 00122 ~: T. ton.
0.rS.-According to quality, prices range
FROM 6OSsG5 cts z bushcl.
pGE-ABLEs.--potatoes s4@l ct. p n ;
t)r5rnS 2at,}c - D..
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san Francisco Harkets.
tEy NAIL ANp rFLaGEArH.l

iEG MAIL AND TELEGEAFH.l
WHEAr-Sl - gal 80 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OhT~-Sl l5Hl - r cll.
WooL-Oregon, Valley 35@:O cts. =
10. Eastern Oregon. iS0 20.
IlIDE~-ileayy sailed l0i So; light. do
10: Saitcd calf. lO0l2.
FAMILY PGONI~ION~-i,acon. l.id lbi q
ct>: clear Oregon sides. l5a IL. -: hams,
y .ol3 els.
BAELEY-Coast feed SOl0Sl o. cts: 4:
Brewing - sWa5 p ct.
HAY-Nhedt. S9@ So. Dat. S9d So,
Barley. $50 So n ton.
NEGETABLE~-P Potatoes 75@SJ cts peT
100: Onions. red. G0a1Oc per 100; lel-
low, SlW>l 20 per zoe.
EGGS-C CalifOInia. :;1 a. i7c a dOZ: Ore
con, 500 4Oc p doZ.
FLOUR-BeSt family extra. - ~: Su-
perfne. - j0I04: Bakers extra. - l2is /;
Oregon extra. ~ 7jC6SJ 90: Walla-walla
extra. ~ J0dS4 -.
FRUITS-Dried apples. sac cts. for
quarters. sliced; PlumS pitted, l30 l4c /;
Peaches Ildl2izc. peeled lS,d30c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 20 cts. q 10: Fresh roll. good
to choice, 45@47l5 cts; Pickled, 40 cts.
> n.
SEEDs-Flax, 2lI@3c n 10; Canary,
3}5d4 e; Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy. ga
Toe q II.
BAGs-There is a good business in a
jobbIng way at S$Z@914c for standard
grain.
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Uho - Mr.. y;-ia-IoWg

~ iai> question il frequently asked,
~ Viii -mplr -ay il;ai IN" H. q lady
who lDT upwards oi thirty Years has uU-
iiriu"ly devoted beer time and talents as
a female Physician and nurse. princi-
pa'il among children. She has c>peci-
alls Studied 'hr constitution and wants
al this numerous class. au6. a. result
ol !hi> effort. and practical KNOWLEDGE.
obtained in a lifetime -Frut a. uHT~t.
aui physician. she iIa> compounded q
SonlhIng Syrup. tor children tcethin..
II operates like magic-giying rest and
health. and l. moreover, sure lO regulate
the bowels. lE consequence of this AT
tIcic. Mrs. Win>low II becoming world
renowned - a hcuefucior of her race
children do RISE TIP and bless her: g.
pcciglly J. this thc ease IN This city.
Vast quantities of the SOothing Syrup
are DAILN sold and used here. We
think Mrs. WinSlow has immoTtaliZcd
her name by This invaluable article and
we sincerely believe thousands of chill
drpn have been saved from an early
grave by il timely Use. and that mil
lions yci unboTn viii share IL benefits.
and unite m calling l,er blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty Ia her
suffering little pne. in our opinion. until
she ha> given IL the benefit of Mr.. Wins
lows Sonthin" syrup. Try n. mother
Try IT Now.-iadi,.>' Y i>itnr. New York
city. Sold 10y all druggists. - cents q
bottle.
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s%-What pleasure il is To pay ones,
debts In the first place. il removes that
uneasineSS which a person feels from
dependence and obligation. II affords
pleasure to the creditor. and therefore
gratifies our social affection. Ii pro
NOTES that future confidence which is so
interesting TO an honest mind. Ii opens
a prospect of being readily supplied
with what you want on future occasions.
1t leaves a consciousness of our virtue:
and il is a measure we know to be right.
both in point Of justice and sound econ
Omy. Finally, it is the main support of
simple reputation. Pay Us, that we may
pay others.
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-Bya recent postal decision men
can actually make money by getting
their bills and statements of accounts
printed. Statements of accounts and
bills of sale when made out on paper
having printed headings, can be sent
by mail fer one cent, if the envelope
is left unsealed; whereas, if 1t is made
out on imprinted paper, it will cost
three cents. Thus by patronizing THE
Historian two cents can be saved Un
every bill or statement that is sent out
through the mail.
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WESTSIpE DIVISION.
From Portland tO Corvallis.

LEAVE ARRIVE.
Portland .... S:0p A. NJ. Corvallis 3:o0 - "
COrvaliis......~:}O A. VI. Portland ..3:2O ?. "
Close connections are made az ROSEBU RG
with the stages Of the Oregon and California
Stage Company.
ezrTickets for sale 10 all the principal points
in California and the East, at the COmpany's
Once,
Corner F and Front Sts., Portland, 0gH.
Storage will be charged on freight remain
ne at Companys Warehouse over "a hours.
Freight will not be received fOr shipment
after , o'clock p. VI. on Eastside Division,
and O'Clock Z. NJ. on " estside Division.
J. BRANDT, Jr., Gen1 Sup't-
Z. p. ROGERS,
Gen1 Freight and Passenger Agent.
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TIE BDlcn'S BrOnchnl
frOchCS' act directly ou the organs Of
the voice. They have an extraordinary
effect I'm all disorders Of the Throat and
LarynX. restoring healthy tone when
relaxed. either from cold or oycr-eNcI
tinu of the voice. and produce clcal
and distinct enunciatiun. Speakers ant
SingCrN find the Trochc> useful.
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- - Iodge - u a. o. U. \
Common Councll.

Regular meeting sccs-d and fourth Tuc,-
day evening" cfeacE month. az : o'clock
Ef- Persons desiring O. have matters acted
upon by fGe council. at ans regular meeting
must present flc same tn fhc Auditor and
Clerk au ur before iia Friday evening p-i.I
t0 jhe Tuesday "u which tho Council hold, is
regular meeting. d.. il. CAhDWELL.
Auditor and CLERK.
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It's ingredients.

To sla,r our rIffr ln r,s safety ;na eyce.-
leu-r Hi Doe i. o.. lUsT proper HyT~UUa' a.-
p'fr7iT.nu. when satisfied fHa, Ur imposition
j. Intended w,. U.| give the names ct all
Us ingredients. hy affidavit. The above
ua"r, were never iH.il- before hy il- pro
world.
Many testimonials. further iufoTIgr-
iluI. a.s lg' directions ipg U~.T- wiII rp
found BOB tla pamphlet -Ir.at.g~ ur Bi,as.-..>
~ tnr Blood Boo which each bottle j. en-
closed. Price - peg hnitis containing l.
ounces. CO.. 90 io - du~e~. SnlI hy druggists.
j.. RANSOM. son X Co.. Prnpricturs. Buffalo.
y Y
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Temple Lodge. NO. Z. A. r. Am

REGULAR Communications frs; and XX
third tuesdays in each month. ats w
O'Clock. o.. 81. ~ the liall In Astoria
Members Of the order. in good standing. are
invited o. attend. By Drdc. II ;he ". ".
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
financial

Silver. al par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 8 per cent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling. p. 10 ] per cent.
legal rendars-I.ar.
Telerrarhic transfers on New York per
-,sf. premium.
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Astoria lodre 30. q. 70. d. T.

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
~ - o'clock. al Good Templar's Hall, Che
nsmus street. Astoria. over Z. l.. Psrker's
Store Members 0f the order, in good stand
n. are invited % attend. Degree meeting Isl
Monday each month. By order ". /.
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CENTAUR LINIMENTS;
the Worlds great Pain-Re-
iieying remedies. They heal,
SOOthe and cure Burns,
Wounds, Weak Back and
rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Calls and Lameness
EpOn Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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sam 7 NJ LAR VS.
HOSPITAL.

ASTORIA. OREGON.
FENli> INSTITUTION. UNDER CARE OF
a tHe Sisters 81 Charity. j. uuw ready irT
'l" reception ul Patients.
Private room, for ihe accommodation #
aHy desiring them.
IalIHsI~ admitted 5t 40 luuT~. d.y uT ui-lf.
No physician ilH> exclusive n-.tt. c.tTy
.aiIeni ], ire tr a1il De, the privilege ui
EMPLOY lln- ana physician they prefer.
United States Marine.
Scamen who pay Hospital Dues. ar. enii-
Ties! iu Free care aUi attendance at this Hos
uiigl during >irkur->. Permits mu>j be- OLE
iaiue. ior luiiel STATES Marines 80 the Gus
tum House.
SISTERS DF CHARITY.
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Knights OF Pythias

Astor Lodge. No. 6. X. Of p meetls .
every Wednesday evening at slzSe-th
o'clock. in the hall Of the A. .. L. w. NS
Corner Chenamus and Benton streets. -
Bv order {. {
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ReaVer Lodge Sc. 8. 1 d. D. q.

Meet every Thursday evening. ~
az : O'Clock. in the Odd Fell
lows Hail. cor. 90 Cass and Che
namu> streets, astoria. Nemb beTs II the Order
are invited 90 attend. 5y order. y. q,
Sea Side Lodge No. y A .. Z. ".
The stated meetings 90. this lnj=r SHAH hr
Uu Friday .Huliug nt 'r-h Tcs' 9i TIE hour
ni q O'Clock gHra- fIs months .ni No.
rru.ar. b"r.IuH-I. I1T.Isrr ann FEBRUARY. d.
Ils.|-ru~f -EWiH- N-u-f. April September
asI Dr.nHHr all ai d.. 70. during MAY.
l.Ge LHIE and AlerI,i.
=. .W.GEAEHAGT Eerprler.
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A COTGH. Corn. CATAEEH. or Sore
Throat requires immediate attention. a.
neglect oftentime> results i'm some in
curablc Lung Disease. -BrOiCf' BrOH-
chiGl TDchCS" viii almost invariably
give relief. limitations are offered Tor
sale. many of which are injurious. The
genuine ~BrOlrn'S Bronchial TrDchcS-
are sold only ia bOrCN.
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SPURTS OF disgusting Mucus,
Snufnes, Cracking Pains in the
Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness,
and any Catarrhal Complaint,
can be exterminated by Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure, a Consti-
tutiOnal Antidote, by Absorp-
ton The most Important Dis
cOvery since Vaccination.
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.
Regular meeting every Ist and Sd Monday
OF each mouth. AT 7Is T.. NJ. IN the hall Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
J. a. 4. BOWLBY. President
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Core II s. BrJtrn'S Bronchial
TrDchcN" are used with advantage.
to alleviate CoUGH>. SORE THROAT.
lloAE~ENE>S aud BRONCHIAL AFFEC-
TIcNS. For thuty years these TrOchc>
have been ia u>c. with annually incrcaS-
Ing favor. They are not new and un-
tried. but. having been tested 10y wide
and constant u>t for nearly an entire
generation. they have attained we'll
meriicd rank among the few staple
remedies of the age.
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Frn,n rnretgn r,orts.

AFbtn 4 oFet2h RoEtS.
Acuc- oswald. Br sh. Cardiff Dec 30.
Arclsr. Br b.. - tom Mercier. Brisbane. oct 80
Aasremo, Br bark. - tons. Conner, Brisbane,
flct 80
hto'r. Swe. bk. 50 tons. Eiusinan--on, Gotten
burg. Oct D.
County Of Ayr Br bk re tons. Glasgow. Oct ~
,''ar Grant. Br bk s6~ tons. James Liverpool
Carrie HrcaIs. bk. England. Aug 3.
Etacl Br bA loading Liverpool.
Faderue,landet. Swe bk 3a5 tons Bordeau. Oct y
Glsnfruen Br uk Land coal from Newcastle y 5 "
sept
Lizzie Iredals Br bk 6sa tons Nos~Op. Liverpool
Aur a.. Ela Honolulu and Victoria
Marion King. Br bk Rio MAY D.
Prsdent. Fr bA. ) z Jan
Ryeyalc, Br bk Liverpool sept g.
SCOTTISH Fairy. Br bk, Y Jsohanna. Oct %
Nloia, 81 bk. - tons. Price. Liverpool. Sept via
Honolulu
W1n. Patterson. bk. Portland. England. July 3ith
kFO
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. Q "a q r. u Il a
Wonderful Cure OF Rlird-ess.
&I.00Q

Ui'i ns paid 1nHgN Public Hospital iu hc mn
iua.iy a-Ieta gfuu. tHr fy-Il certificate az
tEi> ueiicIue published hy lis which j. uui
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Trustee. sch. -s1 ton. McAIer = q. San
C..0ada, Sh. 1850 tons. y. !. NJ
GsrfrE. "a. PHaadei1.iia. Jaa o.
Lmpire. Sd. Nea York. loading
NI.-.n-- -rL. W ~ L..
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey.
, 1881-01-02
LOCAL CRIME.

CHARLES CHAPMAN, q delivery clerk for j. D.
HcHuley. u butcher doing business at No. LII
Twcnty-second street, is under arrest at the
rwenty-second Street Station charged with en-
hezzltn9 s1li which he collected ostensibly for
his employer from Dir. Blackstone of No. 252
Michigan avenue. The prsoner,is also wanted
upou charge Of obtaining goods by false pre-
lenses from the clothing house of Willoughby,
Hill 60.
OFF1cR SCHoENF.ELD yesterday arrested and
locked up ut the West Madison Street Statio
1an giving the name Of Robert Hotter, whom
nc ttaud III tbs Streets carrying on his back u
sruA kes. which apparently contained nothing
ollt chips Of wood, but which was found to coll
.s,in bolt of linen and five bars of fancy soap.
Presumably these articles were stolen, else
Hntfor would not have taken the trouble to con-
ccal them SO deftly beneath the wood chips. An
owner is wanted ut the station for then-
4 DANCE given at Central Hall by the Horse
shoers' Association broke up in row at 6:30y yes
tcrday morning. The Fight which followed IN
1he street was desperate ono, innsmuch rs sev-
era1 shots were fired right in the midst of a
crowd. The only person injured 80 far US the
police aecertained was John Laugnn. of No. 1900
State street, who received slight bullet wotnd
III The calf Of one leg. Officer Sherrett whu
br<,Re Up tie row, arrested one Of the contest
ants giving the name of John Thompson. He
llaA upon him revolver which had evidently
bseu used, but Langan denied thai it was he
, 1881-01-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.

THE ofHcers-elect Of Dearborn Lodge, No. 80
are TO installed publicly Friday evening,
AT the annual communication Of Landmark
Lodge, No. - A. F. l. A. n, held at their lodge
room. corner Cottrge Grove avenue and Thirty
elected and installed: ". ". Chamberlain, "
NJ; H. r. Rothwell, 8. W; j. II. Hodsop, ]. ";
VI. Culver. Treasurer: u. Harris, Secretary;
]. E. Chadwick. S. D.; J. f. Thackef J. D.: G. c,
Fowler. s. s.; c. A. Pendleton, J. s.; G. S. Hull,
Tyler.
AT the annual meeting OF Excelsior Lodge No,
=; n OF r. held Friday evening Mt thoir hall,
officers we're elected for the ensuing term: &C,
lanes Warnington; Y C., Nv. ]. Evaus; Preiate,
Henry Francis; n. Of E., John Gabriel; NJ. Of F.,
W. II. Bennett: 4. Of r. and S.. George 4. BEN
ley; O. g., Isaac Green: Trustces-Juiius jack
soa, Louis Schowchow, S. Wallace.
THE following officers OF Ktlwtuning Lodge.
No. I'll. A. F. l. A. NJ. were duly installed Thurs
day evening last BY D. G. Cregier, acting Grand
Master. John O'Ncfti, acting Grand Chaplain, 4.
!, Middleton. ". NJ; /. H. Eddy, S. ": Thonas
/ Ryan, ). W: John Macauley. Treasurer: A, S.
Ii Allc!4- Secretary: Wisliutn Dahnke S D.; Giles
Kenleil, J. y; W. Bro. 4. NJ: Thomson. and all
1heinbers~
THE annual election OF officers of Queen
Esther Chapter. No. II. O. E. s., occurred Dec
-, and the following were chosen: Sister Zaidn
n. Elton. W. n; Brother A. B. Hight, y. p;
Sister Ada J. Farrar, A. NJ; Sister Florence VIII
urcs: Sister Carrie A. Height. Con-; Sister Eliza-
beth Z. Cornell, A- Con-; Sister Annie B. Etrun
:atfah; Sister Emma Suydet. Esther: Sister s. J.
Warmer. Martha: Sister Rosa Curney, Eecta;
Enlery. Sentinel. The installation occurred
Dec, r.,
, 1881-01-02
SUBURBAN..


The winter term of the public schools will be-
gin Tomorrow. According to the vote taken
last year there will be two day.
An effort which was made some time since to
secure private subscription for the benefit OF
the Public Library resulted in the raisiuQ of
$4oa, which was contributed by the following
citizens: "a Friend" 800: ]. H. Kedzie, $50;
William Deering, $50; John Watson, $50; J. H.
Nation. E25 Thomas Lord SIS; Simeon Farwell,
-; II; 3. Hurd, s.; \. n: Young. s.; C. F.
$1o; Thomas Freeman. SO; G. ". Smith, s10;
Z. A. kf1nbafl. 81 With this money 3S5 new
books have been purchased.
At no distant day the Rev. G. c. Noyes, D. D.,
srtl! preach memorial service on the late T. @.
Frost, ESQ.
This morning In the Methodist Church, the
Rev. A. ". Patten will preach New Year's
sermon, Communion will take the place Of the
usual evening service.
The kcv. George G. Noyes, D. D.. will preach
this morning and evening in the Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev. A. J. Scott will preach las usual to-
day in the Congregational pulpit
The AeF. GtUryp Il. piereu will preach this
and evening in the Baptist Cnurch.
, 1881-01-02
NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDS,

We cali the attention OF investors to the
Sc, 900, ,eo0 Northern Pacific Railroad bonds Just
offered by the Syndicate comprising Messrs.
Drexei, Morgun & Co.. Winslow, Lanier & Co.,
August Belmont s. Co., and associates. The
Northern Pacific Railroad consists OF: Main
line, finished, 991 miles; to be finished, 1,4oo
miles; total, 2,3vl miles; lines owned and leased,
finished, l92 miles: to De finished, 11h miles;
total, 2o3h miles; total mileage, 1854 miles,
The Company has lnnd~grant OF 4, ,000.0 600
acres. The new mortgage will cover the entire
main line and branch, aud will be issued ut the
rate Of $4,000 per mile OF finished road only,
and as accepted by the Government 1t will be
a f1rst mortgage, aud the new bonds will also be
secured by Il first mortgage on the Companys
land-Rrant, excepting :'D+, ,217 acres. The bonds
will be receivable in payment Of lands at l10
, 1881-01-02

ORLANDO TICHBORNE HALPAs DIx-CREER-
A man. low In size, compact in build, Of good
TEXTURES, and bushy brown, we'll kempt hair,
hobbled on his frozen feet into the West Mad-
son Street Station yesterday afternoon. and
begged for shelter. His person. or at least as
much Of 1t as was visible, Was scru-
pulously clean, but his clothing WAS
old, of poor quality, and very ragged.
It Was no Happy New-Year for him plainly
enough. But beneath the gloom and sadness on
the face the statton-keeper thought he saw
traces Of d once happy and successful life, and
being curious as to whether his surlnises were
correct he questioned the tramp" as to bis
sefed ~sn tie ~as sn ne of ags
him that his name was Orlando Tichborne
Haipas Dix-Greer. and that he was not only the
also stcp-son Of the present Duke Of Argyll,
and, therefore. step-brother to the Marquis OF
Lorne, but he was even Thought BY many to be
Queen Of England and the Prince Con-
sort 4 tramp with clean skin is an =,
ao but S ae noag 9ge 81 Sran
was never heard Of before and the station
keeper did not have 1t in bis heart to refuse his
mans feet were fu terrible condition, the result
Of having been frozen some weeks ago. He
was made as comfortable as possible in cell
The man is probably insane, though there is
little or no show OF it in other than claims upon
Royalty. He has striking resemblance to the
Wales. He Is qlite familiar with the details OF
the famous Tichborne trial. and says he knows
Ahns b2 0Ft sa he false Mr 7, ; gny
Of ss ACTION other m trng to Hiz
n a9x % aso as far the nnas naks
Mr.. Salisbury, well-known rubber dealer, VINO
viii 20 DOUBT feel gratiied to tind himself M 50
ytn
, 1881-01-02

The jobbiug house of D. Shoyer, No. 18(
Wabash, waa entered Thursday evening by
burglars. who. after ransackfng the entire store
carried of as plunder large. quantity OF goods
The manner IN which the store was plundeted IS
almost similar to that OF D'Ancona's fur store
on State street few nights ago. 1t IS supposed
that small boy sneaked into both stores, and
secreting himself, remained in hiding until the
streets were quiet and all the inmates gone
home, when he came forth and opened rear
door to tho experts who had planned the job.
near fIIrrison street. was ~ also % entered d"f' hv
burglars, who, By climbing upon barrel, was
able to reach In over the transom and unbolt
the front door. They helped themselves to a
lunch and about 500 worth Of goods
, 1881-01-02
FACTS AND FIGURES FOR fINANclERs.
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A curious fact Is brought to light by a TRIB-
UNE representative lit preparing the annual
trade review Of Chicago for 1880, which Illus
trates very conspicuously the monetary great
ness Of our city. In getting at the total yearly
sales of the Diebold Safe s. Lock Company
which, by the way, was in excess of 81. Co.,
Mr. John ". Norris, the Vice-President Of the
Company and the General Agent for the North
west. located at ST state street, made the re-
mark that, while oniya little over hatf mill
ion dollars worth Of safes were sold By him,
anda very considerable part Of that In the
States'a and Territories tributary to Chicago. yet
there was actually in the City Of Chicago to-day
values guarded by the Dfebold safes greater in
amount than the total Nationa; debt Now,
when we consider that this great Company has
been in business twenty years or more, what
must be the total value protected by these
safest 1t must reckon up in the billions.