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, 1881-04-08

LOOMING at tho Voorhecs-alahono altorca-
tion III tho sonato. tho Dutralt Tribune secs 1t
Irun. u sh9kspeurcan point Of yiaon, thusIy:
M-l.--.s IL I-'is-s. no yon bito your thumb
Ut me. s!r2
H---x aside to E-rh-s. II you suy you hite
your thumb ut lllttl, 1t will bo un1aWfuli he will
hntU tho rules uH you.
H-rh-s NJ. sir, do not blte my thumb ut
you: hut lltu my thumb.
thus.sh.
T-rh-a. Then do bite my thumb Ut you'll
Look you, sir, blto NY hoso ut at {ou! sdcath,
sir, hlte Inv llc,sA Oft Ut you! WhotIp, alr, i
open NY !nnuth and put my foot III 1t Ut you'll
!Thoy YaAre NJ t.ct stAcr.l
Ill I'LL 10 V-rh-s. Nhnt3 art thou hurt7
I-rh-s. u!n sproad. IL hp Kone. u,id hAta
nothing2 My ,nt,nth ls As leuil ~ well and us
wide ns \ t!arn.4laur. Ask Tor nIo to.fnorrow, I'M
yulI sh4ll flnu htvo swallowed myself.
, 1881-04-08

rnp!a publication, no ono Will bo likely
10 pny .9l3 for his New Testament
Wien tlc rau grt It for almost ns
iunnf cents. Six publishers hnye already a,,-
nolltlccl tint within fnrty'cfgtt hours aftGr
tho work Is offered for snle they will 'loost
tho market with rcprlnta Mt prices runging
from n few cents lip to dol1nr. This, Of
course, will kill lilo opc,in4 sale Of the ni-
tlelal copy. as It onRht to d. ut s,lcl! pricc,
md will suspend Its sale until Its price Is
brought within Tic nneans of ordinary people.
y rcpurtcr Of tito New York Erenlna Post,
who Inns bcen interviewing tlta publishers,
VIVA Informed by tho 11arpers TINT they
thought 1t possible "to got tic Testament
out III forty-ciRllt hours II The first edition
was allowed to pass with io moro proof
reatlin. tlian M ordinary novel received. In
s,tcf1 II work rs tito New Testament, and rs
peciaI'y In tho present case, when each
cllallEo Of Il lcttor or n punctuation mark will
be criticfsctfs 1t In Important that no typo
graphical errors shall DO allowed to pass"
Iii this work publishers will be greatly
helped by tho type-setttng nacllincss cnc'l
Ut which, under tho manipulation OF
two nlcn, will set 10000 ems day,
aad by the pl,ototypo process, which
Ia tins described: "A dozen pages Of the
book to be reproduced nro put IN II fran,a
and photographed. Tho negative Is plnced
face down upon n betl Of gclntlnc anl pot
asll and exposed to tic SIN. Where the rays OF
tho sun penetrate chemical action takes
piaCo which makes such parts soluble fn
water. 4 Ee1ntlne mo1d fl thus obtaiued
Will rncl, letter raised nt0ve tho surface.
Plaster is next run into this mold, and from
, 1881-04-08

LrpU1So froM MI appearances France will
sot1n l!ayc her hands init III, tho NOrtl.
Afrien,lea.sl. lrcn,1se rr complications with
Tunls !1lye assumed II very strlurs character
int'ert!. M inss Than six 'rnnistan tYibrs nrr
opposing lll0 French IN ttln frniitIcr Ut Al
gIrrs. lit case FRANCS si!nsiAl actually curry
warIntn 'rnnis [nr ltle plrpusp ri annexation,
II conflict hrtwcen ltaly n1sa Frnnca wallttt
b. N, lIleyitatlD consequence. As fur btck
Ms thu ruign Ut Sapnltun Ill. tin relations
between those two nations were, ut 0!e time,
Of very delicate nntsre. ltnIy represents
9rent anl growing Industrial ami commercial
interests III lunis, a,ul un.terno circumstances
will the Italian t;bvcrm'lent tnll,ely sub
nit 10 M nn,,rx.,tipn u thaf pnrt ii Northern
Africa 10 rranrc. There Is In tloubt tint
tho 11astIln Attitullu towards Frailco Ut
the Ery Ut 'runis IN t}nn to itulsnn
tntrlg,les and influences. Frnnee Is chiefly
indebted to bismarck fnr llll of tl,ose colMnli
cations. 'WheM thu ltailRn repyes1MtatIyesat
the Berlin Cplltrrepcc demanded slice IT
Turkey fur ltaly, tho German Chancellor
puimted Wit, l,ss giant tuseiInses tpwar.'s The
map " Snrtlevn 4tfrIcu, nnll said: at fl
on that const ulat Italy must luoli for I'LL III
crease In her tergituyln! possessions" tsnt
tho French Interests III rnnts nra lllso vi
great nln! varied Importance; besides, 1t julius
ller Atricuu possessions. 1t ls natural, t!!eye-
fnre, that, ,ls rtE TnlltuNE Ans alrcu,ly
stWteA, Iluly should Iran towurts str0,iH
Germany ,n"re ns,tl nlarp. H.ssl SEEK closer IT.
latiul's and no!ltlenl Intimacy with tl!at
, 1881-04-08

Thomas Jefferson was l83 years old last
Saturday. lilo wns Democrat, mid died suy.
oraL years ago.
Gen. Mcclellan, Now York paper says,
"hahltually wears n blue shirt" This nx-
plnllss thu 0enorals popularity In New Jersey.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury has sanc-
toned special form Or prayer for tho british
troops IN South Africa. They seem to need it,
Ono OF tho officers OF n Philadelphia street
railroad died recently of heart tlIsense. Tais Is
Important, as showing thAt street, rut,rond men
have hcMrts.
II ace that tho Philadelphia Times recent
ly published an nrtfcto entitled: DO tho wiscs
Ut Presidents have slny righta2' Ishouid aEll1r."
liz. u. I3aHts.
1t Is officially announced that the marriage
Of tho Crown Prince Rudolph Ut Austrln an4
tho Princess stepbanio ht belgium Ia liked for
tho 10th ot May.
Don Cauleron Is said to be the poorest
Kostittc. Tho old nroyerb says TINT " allcncu Is
go!don." As II ruio, however, old proyorbs aro
lies,
4 Washington correspondent says that
"lrcstinnt Onriiold Is fonh ar making calls"
No suppose tho rreBdont follows SIr. Hollenks
well i-known rulD Ut never cAiug OIL less than
two pafls.
Mr.. Whittier Is said to have received sa.0
for his recent poeru, "The Kings Mssyr.'
a ma1 In ChicaEo recently received *::.N fora
poem. lto was an editor, and sold 1t tu Tho
President Of II llturnry Bocluty.
1t Is now stated tllut Annn Dickinson de-
otnou to appear as cMthle MtlHolie because tho
manager of tho theatre oljcotctttu Cl0Hdc'surtaR
dressed In tuauyc. cplorel patsts and n plug hut
Annn evidently proposes to do most Of tue dF'''
tFk1hFt 9hn II tiiltn,r.
, 1881-04-08

THE experiment OF c!ccting Il Municipal
Council ut 1t. Petersburg nppenrs to l,nyc met
with fnr success, thuurh, MS observer by N, ps.
It sooms inotcrntc enough. Thurc wore TN 1,rt.
,naros. no nominations, and t,D rrrl1nr Or hide.
rp1Ntont tickets. Tho police oIIIginRly tonk
eharKe Of tito whole business. and collected tho
votes of tho landlords and lcnschoitrrs ut ttIct
homes. This Council thus chosen secms tn untiu
tho o!liclaEs In loynty. and flny turn cut rs
trustworthy. Ks othpr ct!cs nrc to ho allowed
s!uLlar Connclls, tho llunalans arc IN fnir wny
to scettso civic Kovortmenta-of kind. HtiII,
tho concession Ia not small 1ne. and may eo,l.
thin the germ of universal suffrage.
, 1881-04-08

IN pnris there ltls existed for two years
society whosu members tsuyo ngrceL among
themselves to bcGuentl, ter cUruses to i,lr.lieal
scientists md physlolorists fur tho purpose Of
insisting in and promoting scientific invest ir1.
uons The object Ut tho socIcty Is NOT only to
give MI opportunity for the finding OF scnts aud
cuuscs Of discusses, hut chlctly for tho study os
tho functions Of tho brnih. II during life the
peculiar hnllts aud mental lnrlIuutions or per.
soil havo been ctosc1y watc1cl and notch, tho
knowledge thus oltninetl can he compared witt,
tho orgnrllc system Of the corpse. Interesting
results mist naturally bc tho consequence Ut
such investigations md compnr[aurls.f
, 1881-04-08

meeting aml TITO public press. The event
shnwrt that .tr stluls-thaErrs wrr. l,alnirh
together fnr "nnt irasnu in behalf nj tfarri-
son, nhi iiInt, lu,, before iioy wrrc "nct1sinl
of tue rlllrEu" inahc 1t, ttiv Farwrll-'lnlI
meeting aud rrpGntrd IN thu press. Why dill
they enter intN TINT league III behalf uf liar
rlsnn: That question has l,o. yet l,rcn all
swerttl 10 tho satisfaction ut tic fIist)llc.
, 1881-04-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. start ttni1y ut ELS A.
IN. fr1tn four great railway termlnf III I.oulon,
md deliver the metropolitan papors III uil the
large cities Of EnEland beforu notll. Tho cI.eu.
,atiou Ut the great dAlies has becn therciy In.
crcasod. THO Telegraph c!tultintcs .;9,O00 cnpics
tially. tho Standard 180,0o0 tho Daily Nctcs l70,
tho Times 100000.
, 1881-04-08

THE WEST SIDE H0RaE-cA1 STRIKE.
II is very nlaln thut the sylulMthy OF tho
rs!lliu Il, almost without exception, rnnecsl
Oil the s!tlu OF the eo.!.!letorH MIL drivers Of
thu West Sltte l,orst-rnrs, who lnnnEtlsntetl
ulelr strike yesterday t1nrhlng. Public syl,l-
latl,y Culsltl nut be subjected to more soyGro
lest tilan tat which requires u il,1tl to walk
seyrinl miles to lllH Ulacu Of business when
In llus llceh accustomed tu ride al!ll rpnl lin
mnrl,tllg- wsplller Vi, r0l,tr. hut notwitl,-
sfnnllng TIC personal discomfort resulting
fron tie STRIKE, uMro WIS scarceIy II single
expression Ut .lisapproynl nj tic stanl takcn
by thu drivers anl conductors. Thu pcnple
g.Yo vent to thtir Bpleel. BY freely denouIl-
ring tl!a West Division Railway Company,
a,l'l even expressed II willingness To cuAura
their pslsslns discomfort II tho "boys" could
u,urcly carry tl,elr point.
Tl,o ynrtllct Ut the public Ia eases Hike tho
strlkU Ut tho hOlst+cnrttr'yers n1u'c0ut!,ctors
IL not ,!nde ttl' oA principles Ut polltleal
economy. 1t Is known III general way tl,nt
horse.ruilwny stock In tItls city, tuseA u,
exclusive and valuable franrhises, 1ays largr
dividends, alui la steadily rising In value. 1t
h nlso known thnt tho pu0r devils Win act Ms
drivers u!ld conductors work, Of. thu average
nbout fourteen hours out ut tho tWe,Ity-f0nr,
alll seven days III the week, md earn ulIIy
from Sl.W tn 2l.esper day,-lsnrdly lnoret1lnn
the ordinary llnaklllctl day-Iabarer, wllD W0rks
ten hours 4 dny, tnkps h!a time for incals,
and l,as no responsibility whatever. These
two conditions lptIll prnclpitatoly to the COLI
rnSoIt aln. the ln'r>''-tailway employees nru
jasslli.tl fn IL luatulI,r. BITTER lly, it1t tllut
tlnt u}, tIrtA tf ia. t;t;,I tr. ,tnpE rnn v,1t
, 1881-04-08

VIC caH mnke better and cheaper hutter tnan
MY other country oil tho face Ut tho Etol,e.
n'itl nnEllt To supply tl,a markes Ut tho
world. ny wr ultimately VIII, untess pre-
yutltrtl hY frilIiln
, 1881-04-08
TRIBUNE l,l,AScli OFFICES.

nrr cr,rAno Tn,nt:>E hH, established brann,i
ocr, fur Tho receipt u subscriptions a!sd advertiser
n1cntt IN falllws:
NEW YUltG-ltopm - Tribune i,ullllnR TT. Nc
fADnES. A1Anaxcr.
GLAStiUtv, ssot,nnd-Ai1an1 American News
Agency. II ltan1uits.At
IUSlhJS, EnE.-hmcrcnn EScltnnSc, ~ strahu
AEHNr +. tit:.t,H,, Agent
WASHINGTON. Iit.-t1t1 Il strnnt
, 1881-04-08

JOHN r. SEAMAN Is very much tlisgustel
With htnsolf for hasing originally put 1t lata
llarrson's t,Gnd tn rim for Mnynr,-tnr tirst
bringing him before tho public nf.tl working tip
his 'hoosn." John admits in confidence to llIs
friends that he undo II inistake which l,c would
not have committed II he hasl fnrcseon tho con-
sequences.
, 1881-04-08

| o,,f ,,,,,I,t T., e,u,,,. tt,, ,,,.,,ta -, +hn
,vnr,5 NJ ,,, ,,,ii,,,.,,,rv ,y.,, ,,nt,,. ,,,,,.
ycrt,.i hw f,,,n, !, ~'>
| -----.-.--.-.--....---.-.
ONE cupsE or GREAT CITIES.
| The current Issue If f'uck tcyotes ono Of
| It's nrincitml cnrtsons tn II unpular incDnatst-
| ency which l,as growl, il, t,o n pub]tc evil
nan,cIy: tho hor,llny uf ti,e lower clnssrs In
| TIM inrKo cities, Tic foreground represents
II strrri will, ttklnpi,ntctI, tuu,bletlowu tcye-
| mcnt houses on either si,tr. Tho Easements
nre occupied ly )at,pr t,cpr aud llaor snl,,,s,
mil prominent n,uou9 tt1cul NJ, unt!ertaker's
| shop. The floors nboye swnrm with wrctcl.etl
| creatures, wrnngllnp with cncli otl1cr In tho
| windows, emptytnc tlowt, c]tdnber ntul
| kitchen sfops Into tito street, and hanging
0ut their filthy clothing, IN tho street itself
nun ,l,Ni women arc cnrryfng pitchers md
jugs from the r,m.sllops to THUR ruo,ns, nttl
| the llalf.cIatl children arc playing Il, tito
| hlticous conRlumcutim Of mud, sewage,
rottcn straw, bones, tin ca,ls, tlrul rats, MID
atI lnul,lcr Of nlth, willis q llenrsc s.amts
suggcstiyety Just round tile corner. tin
contrast Is shown III thu background, wllc,,
Is scene iua.le up Of wooded hills, sunlight,
distant water, clear blue sky, aud village
| OF pleasnnt, cozy l1ttu cottages eacll with
| its ittlc gnrdei,.l1ot, a1d intcrsectctl by
Ill elevated railway. In thu midst Of
tho tllthy street, PUCK Is interviewing
caplnlist, arni snys to hin: "Wly mot build
$1,000 cottnges mud let them to orr lnb0rlIlg
| classes Mt SD n unnl,, 10 that they may
brenthr pure a!r,-it wou'.l bo II paying ILL
yesttnEtlt ni II. which thu ear1latist replIes:
any dear fellow, they wouldn't live III tIteu.
|
, 1881-04-08


ply and demand. The ,tnrit,~Ion Is that. II
n car company rnN prucur.. tho services Of
men fourteen hours II ,ny, in guott weather
and ba,, during night ail.l day. III n rate but
fttle higher tl,un that paid The rolninur 1lUs-
cnrrlcr. said collipany Is entitled to Its ud-
vn1liagc. The rrnsoils fur tl.ts stntc Of things,
which ordinarily exists. are very SIMPLE
Men iloek In thu citip8 lit Krcnt numbers Win
nrc neither skilled mechanics nor trimmed
clerks, nur yrt accustomed to hard ninlslAl
labor. Driving 1lnrses nlong II track, with n
brake to control thenl. or collecting fires
which nyt registered by be)l-pnncll. il
a kind Of work which cA1l he tlo,c by almost
nny nne Of ordinary Intelligence. Either
ay,mntIon l!as tho appearance OF case, nsNt
botll are sought for by tho glasses i,aI,ietf,
even though the wHges ntforti n hare sub
sistel,cc. As ,Act, tlnI better cnplo ynIant
they drop of, and give why 10 tllp crowd Of
others III scnrcll Of any Hight work tlnt will
tide then1 over Till something better offers.
Thu consequence Is tint, as n rule, tic car
companies have hundreds VI applications OH
tl!cir books Ut rers0lts nnxluus for those
situations ut the low wages, n'd tlo not rpcug-
ntze my clnim ut,on then, by their present
,,,..1 ~ ''','',. ~" ..'s =. s'''t."s" ,.
,,.,e.,,''.' - " '.'s"'o W." ~ y" 'nhe". wv
rttcatlons for tho positions Ut drivers and
conductors OIL tho Eorse-cnrs ut minimum
wages, the llorse-rnilway companies cannot
rely upon filling up their cnliru force At aly
noucnt of disagreement with their employees.
The managers nf tho West Division rua,l
discovered this fact yesterday. There aro
"s, s"' "le' wv ~ w. W." "'s "1'''h |, w
'"Ao .o t""se' " "0so ""o ~ ".'p
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s'2s" ~ .".ss p'"s''s ','. o""s ~ 'lssn,'
~ .es1 t'n.. n'aen n' sn.,. ~ ",s.'soo'e t''
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o.ll. ""'lt '"'s VI" "Dta' "'''c. ".!o ues.ei
ep's '.le"a' :" J"stNe :" t,t' 'ao's, s"e4s
.,'. .s' ~" n".se su''p's"s' s"t p"1
Ill.,. .',..I' "s.a ""' .o.s ''' ""svs ,,',.". "a''
, 1881-04-08

WHAT lHE lN1EAV4kWEU eAlut
a journal tint wns so,lr nnI cold lii The ro-
cent municipal campaign hecuusc Mr.. Clark
wns not MI original "t'hirl.Termer," asMl.
which secretly rcIolccs nj the defeat Of t1ie
Republican tfrlsct, devoted pagc OF fts
Rpnce to interviews yesterday with everybody
suspected uf moi being CONSUMED Will! grief
ut Ciark's defeat.
Tho striking Hing about this selected 1tst
Of Interviews Is the piuus regret whtc!, per-
yn.lcs them In view Of tho fact that Tnt.
Tnint'Si WIS plntn-spUkcn fl charnctcrfztng
Aaynr finrris,fl's 1loil-enfOrcelnrnt policy IN
regard to ganlb'lnu-hclts and sapol,.brothefs.
III his sitce,l before tho Conyehtion which
nominated l,in Aiuyor l[nrrlsun declared that
he cout.t not stop gan'l,n.. MID prostitution.
lit called "Eut tn witiseys" that lIe would.
II lie rp,lla, enforce tic ordinances against
these criminal practices, but lie eo"la not ,to
It'll TltE TnlucSE condemned this plncn,ua-
tt0n III Unfit tn br ihatlc,-as Ill nssurnteu to
tho criminal classes ut II culnnbte 1axlty nf
lAtrphsc IN tho enforcement Of tNws enacted
for tho wcffbctt1g Of tho city. Tho fltuub-
lican Campnisn Committee took tic s,ls,,e
view Of liiu cnse, llsilir tho following yigor-
otis lnn4llnEa:
VIZ call tue attention of tho psnplo %. ChtcuRo
itHnIiiy ntlnlils tsslt u eu.nut enforer tic &r.
tIo it,'lic axhlhitio1l Of icct't"s,'"s*. This
n''Mfst2M ~ e ittls 'aIds open'9 I" the r"nrfhtian
til tic criminal Gla.s"a, thu K,lIhl,fcr* mud hing
rft-" ul"'llt ossts NJ prostitution. lto h!usCs.
~ Eri 1"; a sa I'd ar !t s"e. sf fh 'sa s e.
ppGn rr'nltsc of immunity fr0na lnolGs,ntion
''uthf"U c"l4hl lie mHre taf,t9'Hs.
Are We tn understand TINT the gcn.cne,,
interviewed by the nntt-ctark rnper think
It WIS proper for Magyar 1iurrlsun 10 ,hake
tho ifatiuE announcement lE1At lle was pow.
erless tu enforce tho cty ordinances against
crime! Was It int tbs plain duty Ut thu
Committee cl'arge.t will thc conduct Of tho
Republican catnpniRu to severely charartcr-
'xc the assertion Of the Afny0r TINT he ctlltl
mol enforce ordinances intended tu CONSERVE
tic ilt,rnl health Ut THO city? Wns not tlIo
Inference slrtlnrrh by thc Republican Com
lnlttce logtcas-l1nmely: tl,nt such Ii proeln-
l,ation was "1lntlee tn III tic criminal classes
tint they would not he itlstntbed": .li,,t If
ILLS deduction In !neienl Is not The following
language Of the C"lntn!ttcg-".hnn tiiis
open pg0Mi1sc Df Immunity from ,nUiestatIoll
uotlIIhg could lu more in!ainnusl"
Justified? Tile Tl1ncSE bcgs attention To
tho following interview, also published III tho
nnti-Clask paper"t yesterday, as showing I'uw
Tho gamblers regard ll,e REELECTION of liar-
rls,,n:
over tho efectfDn. In EeyentGen trljst.s WHERE
tug snInt wis 9oltv m lust night. III e'nHe'tl
uluIiHIIilel nj prevail Tla rc;ilectIon "r Mnynr
"if* w .gsa'd II !hs'r .. 1r,ar t IND
aIr3 individually spc1li time nl nI5ty III AecHr
, 1881-04-08

."FARME1ln CILATFIELn, known to fatnei In
tho Illinois Legislature, was Il can,l!date rUE
Supervisor In kaukakee, at,d wiz sefcate1 by q
vutO vi two to ono.
, 1881-04-08

WASHINGTON CHAPTER. No IT, II. \. M.--alc-
esai c1y'tnt4on ts F.lsy nflcron !. ma cy'a,ns II;
HtjAcu. Shltnt r.BiIHn!.srs t.r,tn1} Instt,N& By
prtur OF tho II. +. tiIAS. H. Wright. asrru3nTy.
, 1881-04-08

lst}SYAfiE.
Enftrfa nt the Iaft-Ugrr At thlea9o fA ds Second"
Giass Matter
rof the hrntnt of our patrons WIN desire To seha
rfnf IL t.snes uE IlfR THtnuNK through the tnhit ~u
slvehcssrtth tic tnlttfcn rnto u ,'ostlsu
U6fnfIt4t. itr ftsbr.
Fight md Twr1ro f'nse i"pes centA
Eixtecu Pago cshts
tnrefg1.
tst,t and rwttrc Page farrr. ecnts
Slxlccn rage fnper. ce"ls'
, 1881-04-08

WAUHASSti I.b1uiE, Nj. I'LL \! =. And 4. Nj
lnEsrEnnt cnIIairhtInn-AltF Fc*ltteHt tnIIherH iro
hernbs na..r.f 4, fsD rfesDis Ut i,'dNu tn-niHhts
~ jtI!i:I t. NAltkEN. ". NJ '
FRED ". PORTER. SreEulary.
, 1881-04-08

Ifnvrr!y's Theatre.
7rtn1trF T'rrct. corner nf AtnnrttG. EnHnXutient
Of Genoyiuyp Hnttl. "forEtt- -Mu.SUt."
, 1881-04-08

Act,.Ietsiy OF 3fusfc.
1tnl.fcl street. Henr aiuasoi. WD+t Side. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-04-08

r1rrs s,rcrt. lm:wcrn Lake an! lEnndo'pI. FIJI
gnecn.uht uf ftydo X i!rhunn's comedy Company
"sluIauun's Trlp to lio+tun,"
, 1881-04-08

j,y MA1f.--gS ADfASf'E-TOsTAGE 1f,EfA1H+
llhfir r1ttnn. LIN
1hrtH nf rrhr. PSF rit'ntf., 3sM
tnI1y nt, Hnbfhv, ,htr frrr. lL+UD
THrrtny ihMf7tny. Hrd @Htnrt,n!, pnf TGnr.. n.Mt
hton!igy, "Wednesday. md lrt'ny. per ycar'. ..Ms M
kuntNh ttt-rh4c edition. ftr yGIr. &soV
wEEK1.Y EuIIInS-Insvi'AtD.
unc rorT. pht scHr. Xxx
lHh Hf
Twenty unr tslr!rs.. ."' %0'V"
trcelrcn cnlIrs scrt fsnn -....
Gve l'1at-Oillco address Iii full. ineudln4 County
and Stale.
Ncrniltanccs ns- m 7nndG ctshnr bv ,trnf csrrc+t
FostUtlce osdcr In Registered letter ut our rlst
70 CRY SUBSCRIBERS.
Ue{1r dcilvcred, sunday excepted, 1ccn's nor vcht
lnIiy dull.crcd, S,tas inct,tr tt0 cents PR wcuk.
Aitl,css ritE r1fiUt,S:. COMPANY,
Cotnes Madison nt,u Dnar,nvn .rts.. IhEcaao.l.
, 1881-04-08

I1Sofryts Thrfstrr.
Ianr olph street, actwc"n t'inrk aud In anc. En-
cngcnlunt 1f tho Eumiay-llafsun CoMtAHf. "oll"
YettE.'
, 1881-04-08

hFeTfrkcr's I'hratrr.
NndtRon ktrort, between Snta nnd Dearborn.
Engagement Ut Gus Niltunt%. "Ous Gcrmnn SeIl-
htur"
, 1881-04-08

fIark strcct o;'rust. nnw tut.rs-lio,ssr. Ei'Hnso
sucn1 of DDyiey Cattn 4 Ntco's Comic Opera Cum
pa.J. "Iice IH5ior.'
, 1881-05-06
WATER.
,..,cs Concerning an Extreme
Iy Useful Article
.., :. ths Chicago Pumping Works
N''' Accomplished Last Year.
,mount of Pipe Laid, Water Con-
'p' .uued, and Other Facts.

.. .,nnol report Of tho Engineer De-
The I'LL "' ~ ,ho department Of Public Works
patth'enN ..ontr,i tD the Commissioner OF Pilp-
ID eeea ~, cmbr,ces the following facts.
ID WoTa .s,si nct q,,nntlty Of wnter delivered to
me 1yu ,,.,rg Tho year cndlnR Dec. III, lSa0, ~as
IT. elJ uu o'. rsII,ns being fraction over q por
h9e 'rsn.s ri Tho nuuntlty lollvcrod during
lsa, r,,ooo deltyerot1 during tho pnst
ans u" nj 90 a,allot,s, or littlo over l0n'-
f',,an. moro tthn during la1o
Mk.ootc.t daily avgrago for single mohtn
lnu .ho ta.t ycar was Ia Juiy-v1z.' about
AS a',, ,.s,t daily avorago for single month
-..sn .I 1nnuary, tho quantity Doing ABOUT o'H
nI!,lon, ,ssrs, s ovanttty supplied In single ias
Tue Tss mas a,-yiz,: nearly 73 million gallons.
49, ,maj,cst for Il liko period was on Jan' H.
.'ss iSs .bout isf mlllicn gallons.
pe'es Tsa n',npug cnst sl14,T0,.i2. an avorase Of
..nta 100 pcr million gnllnns.
~ rnrAt, NET QUANTITY OF WATER
~" PUMPED
,,.,.1 Tho ycar was II, .Oo5 gallons, about
~, .,t,on. moro than In 1871. Tho daily aver
~". ~. ltttIo over ,s'aE million gallons, 1A
' ''n,,n, more thnn in 1S79. TIE greatest daily
u'lo u.n,un Tns ali million gallons III Juno. anu
he essts ata. ons par i" fnHf ,nii"n eai1ns e vas
ses!tss,9f6 s,. In Tbs average cost OF co0l per tou
esseiM esste The engines Are all III KOotl order.
pae of the boilers wisl sooll meg eonpieao @ % r.
nn e1rcpt tho nlafn rtHf. Plntls md spcolilca-
non, non sro to be prepared for new ono. The
buse Inlet as be&1 kept n Go1a n,x e9non ant
t.,.ctury during tho ycNr, They pumped over
seu1a sm"T "a ons prr dny. or about eight por cent
iss lhna the previous year. INC caSt OF d1.1V- q,
, 1881-05-06

TO ncQuatnt suffering humanity with The
fnct that Vt .tncobs OIL Is the most betleflclnl
remedy ever Introduced, consider a duty;
this have practically tested. For tie past
sixteen yours l hive suffered with rletln,a.
tlsi1,, AIT! so seyereIy tlnt | WINS often robbed
1T my nights rest a Change 1f weather
woull hIve the most Im!nfl!l effect oil me,
trlctl every known remedy, but Of Ho avail !;
ut last. sotnel,otly recommended st. Jacobs
OH ul1 conclutlet! tn try It. Int witt, lfttlo
hone for relief. Having used hardly hnlf q
bnttle, the pailis da.ihished, ARD Ard to.tlay ~!
Of 60 co1lts llntl CCretl Inc.
THOMAS Orr, st. Donitace, pa.
, 1881-05-06

T1OR SALE-a4STOl.Y HOUSE, WITH
Il lot, Fuufth.av., ncar rolk-sL--FA7Hli 7hxl!9,
F0urth-sv, NEAR Folt-pi- j. ". FAAL1S. IS Wash
, 1881-05-06

LOST And FOUND.
r OST-AN ENGLISH WlLLOUG1lBY
~ pug dUKt reward paid on return 10 2l15 1adi.
i Newfoundland, frpp1 Mcyiekur's 1hcatrs, my
ono returnInx him Will be ibufAlly rewarded.
pEWARD-S1.0O WILL. BE PAID AND
l. no questions Asked, for Chn!r take during
, 1881-05-06
I'Rf)FESXIDN4fL,

A GOUl}lilCli, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"A s114 Dsareofn-sL. CheaTo. Aa5es IIssl u sSa5s
, 1881-05-06

T,O MANUFACTURERS WE HAVE
for snio Iarao ulnn ntaCivFy with y h1isa poNeE
~ uYsts from aes' gooA ds5S4 snd 'sse
suIat on application. puWEl.ls 05!ini.Af, 1nanu-
facturery Ut Punps. Hsnd-mtlls. 0te WHakc3a1i' ~
VNTANTED-GROUE STOCK, ABOUT
w t3Q u In tirst-casa location, fof SAah 0r VIZ
AXE pAFtnuTuhp In sntna. lgfetencea gwen. y w.,
Tribune Office,
, 1881-05-06

ITO REN'r-DY LAZARUS USS1LVERAtAN,
J.. 70 In hullo-sI F0saGssUn kaven May u
TWD hpusHa At MuntroH6t niles from EuuEf.IIouse,
cOnyenIent Is tIats putA oyery Iay contain"
Ing about II ruDlls for w and Sla
1,O KI1NT-.r1NO.STOR BRICK, EIGHT
l. rooms, EH+ A. H. LORD, LII usArborn'sh.
UuQulA
, 1881-05-06

-MAKSllALL-DID NOT
p!.cy, s'st,Sfl 'Sstn,SSlEAGK ESa @1HKES. I'm ''''' ''A ~ ~