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, 1881-11-10

Ye.tart1ny q 'rHtEtiNE reporter Haw Mr.
cnok, tho agant for tho building, and learned
from him something Vt tho "details at tho now
ARRANGEMENT. 1t eccnis TINT tho firm t,atnod
have aligned ton years' luaae nf tho property,
tho lcslsn to ,tate from tho st Of May noxt, and
will 0ecupy 1t rs rutatt 'ary' E0ois store. Thug
will tnkc possession Of the property list ns It
atatis. {rs,ln tho llheess1cnt TO tho tnpuf tho
t0Ir, and will D tllbr uwn reptirtliE ltil lifting
M. It Is understood that Ut t!r:t nniy tha
prn,. scco,ld. md third ilnars Will 10 l!se for
tho eturc. mt TINT tho fnurth aud tlfth ilours
VIII 10 rented nlIt M oieca uatt!l such ttmg ns
tho Rrtssth uf tho store btlaltitsa hcilialHt4 n!-
tlunal rom. Tu ut up tho lower inors FOR tho
purposes Of store It Will hu necessary 10 tenr
cut a!l the partitions aitA innKe ntlur flsirorennt
ntoitlcat!nns. IA II tho Ninouit 0t rtiltal 70
10 pail Mr.. Aver by tno ttrtn. Str. tonk w1lith
mt stato positively. NJ. r!ko. who fnrnrrly
owned !ne building. saa thnt ~ Ind .,,ersln',l
statement Ind 1t that $4u0o) II yeur wRs to bn
Pull. MI. Casx sa!d tho latter hE''re was "nnoat
n. leases ot tho prosont tononts ,nll expire
CtApp & Cos: ths1ra runs until q ycnr fr'nl
iext Mny. AatoHcthos. thetn hrn nlt,tls thirty
ttse teinnts fl tic hnllttny. Tho first Hour II
Occupied t,y Mafsun's Jewnlry St0tc una Eit!ns
tlull. ntrt scsrrt uthnr 5uwnlry FIRMS; III, tho
third tnr nru Mrs. ltApl''s drcssInaklnE pArtors.
tho ruunis Ut tho DeGurAttsu Art sucLcty ntt NJ
tlees; Ad tho reriAinli,g two tluore nre liktwao
ahIy not bo disturbed for u considerable t1nn.
Thu Aver building. which, NJ everyone knnws.
Is very large ah1 very snuwy stntin strliettlrc,
w'1s hG1lt right ntter tho re by SIR. IKE. About
nw.ler, tho Yrcltt pili u,n,t. Str. aver, ny l,is
nEeI't et!trd yesterday. contemplated n1idinE
twN additional Rtnrlcs tu tho building tiIxL
sI'slux, which would nuke It seson sturies high
, 1881-11-10
ON 'CiIANGE.


On Change the course Ut tho Hltrkets was up
and tluwn ycsterIny. Eacy tue tonc was str1nH,
but when tho top prizes werG roaohcd the h0lterd
ot stun hnsteiled to soil It,, ni Tho short inter-
est quickly seolnE tho DRIFT, su!d more, and tho
roursc wnH aoon turned tuwuwMrtls In Mll tho
lenItAG articles. Thu odBst operators rrofeasGtl
their Inability to my now clhluca IN xrnIn nr
provisions, and seemed to think tho bulk Ut tlia
apeoniatDra wurc Ut soa. scaIpfnx suclt,ed tn
Gv ll.o favorIt t'sstIH'r with tito er,wh nftor
buying Il, BY IL few frightened ahnrts, The 4cnl
WIS local. mud extensive onu,,gh 10 1ntl eato
nusnsss % Witts!s nut tt,o M lid of liz "utsto Worli.
Thu tuurIscts clusua iower thnn Thursday.
T1tE ttrE- INSURANCE StIiEaIE.
Tho proposition "ray $lu,'sM 10 thu estate OF
1avor yesterday. II thu death-rato on tho
ysT ;s IL S;s S;ss's;Sa{ q H.; .5 ] nsss sStes: ::
u iur ench icatb. which wuuld bo u very
ehcnn fc-lnsurnnco. 1t "a not huIicvvd lint tito
lnsss such ruin 1t wt,t!d hit rsessry Ut ilrst q
l1.se the 'n''ia.l4n tsn e siu.*h Y, lar nas nd
;''' n % y sao If ns nsy f Mt s w III
!all ~ thur heirs. It IL rcthrtel tiat II urt,g-
i Ssss s ~. It III ;ae cs ss M Mss,S rT IT,
sa 10 @ 'n!!etly to,k i saa st;,trc.i j .,s hs;
nurkrt. Thu stnry Ia 4uuicsI, hut IL hulps 10
mi,ls" IN iSs isiai,o. i1sy think thv n:i prica i
high rntNIAtl fnr tho j.rcspHt.
e %s af!s %'ss " @ 0,s s s'yy Ssk yss1stSy spsar
to want Il. llecrisers nlltt olhets n.i 10 hlya
tNkcu nut acycrat nIutnhersh!ps hutoTe thu
lnnt.t nt,,..ce.i Tho fcu. mtd uru now kcllinx
thoIh 10 THUR customers Ut u hAnsnMe Ht(ynnu0
oys,r oy Thy l'slre9ase l,rleo.
now ruig Huyev.,inY thu commissions cit.rgc.
nrt!udlhH III pt.nlucu fnr lusuro delivery fnr
tA. ssIetit, e n!s,ntort VIM were n.laLio to
Gnts prehul!A tHoTtItH 1T originally prlntrl. 4
las'S.s @ i9t ai S,s s % s.!.s,t aixlis s"!"iss
, 1881-11-10

hnd to i,o 1onc. 4 xnod pavement on gn9si
foundation wns heInY Ind Ut! HtRtc street. flo
hH rosfnsy stsp tnD ayx Of Wstwor ~ ~
strret, but the neat ,lHy dcttgntto Of rrnper'
ty.owner* wniteH upnn him and wanted 10 knuw
why tho work was st0pprA. Tho rcnplc fsl every
rovc1nents cos,plulc,l, but thoro was III )letes
IN Tho criticism AtNtc atrcrt. m tho wrltEr
would lind II he will .nakc lorsonnl cSa,n'na-
ton.
1t, sos,x none ro1, WHIT wAs 1lg nEuuS ro,t7
rim Cream was baek ut his desk 1T tho watnr.
ONice yesterday rs'rluR over his buck. Nniur-
nly, he t,t'n't worry n,ictt to sny. lla tr!ctf 70
smile, hut 4 was painfnl hn'l fuguhrto,ts cf-
ncmourats 10 muol, . work -, fcst thy
x,, M!xiit tfro up to % other % ai,ie' III, AID ~ ~
',s sp''spts swspt .s .a1s, s,ty ay' f' s g ": .a sa
tho Mnynr. "tl,at tho 1,sinHcrnte havo thrcu
tontsocrs i,' m t'thetw wise :Nll.! lsnu.llliean
County f!Dar,i. | kuDw, IRON whnt csn 1cMrh.
Mr. MnttOcaA IA aRHrcessvc1y honest, and the ct.
fret uf this very MErruesivGfaess w be that h.
will tuok tn THO )esnuratie purity In this
yrs. In this WI. bc viii Gc worth II Ercatt lcat to
tho county. II wrro III tho lnart. Mt,d 4 WIS
nsorwhciin,tiYly neioclNtio. wo,,l'l tIe R!ti 70
sss ar srs Repsn" . fo,s :e ts "n thk aa
working 1Ml,jt'rlty IN my lckIs!nttve hndy..
,rrt.un IN tito Common Council hug IL .suot sf-
MI hnnest utld ecnnpMfcai adtnlistrht!On. yot |
think ihnt such ht0rltig nlcu ~ hurley, Shurey,
Evorett Watkins. aslsl nthorH thnt !n,lght uatio,
tint might n,nise, an,i it Is Tint which makes
tnr tI,nro wntchfu. 1 mn not nfrahi Ut tho Ne-
publican ,untority In tho Council. tnr thoy nro
inuro Interested In tho .tIty'e th"n thu, pnrty.
mike Il tntatnke. they nro quicker tn titkn ad-
sAntag0 af 1t than tho democrats would bu."
, 1881-11-10

THE ponslon Agent dlstursed $3.50 yester-
day.
TnE collections on 1utlablo goods yesterday
amounted TO $g;iHG.
At tho suh-Trsasury yesterday $4,000 In gold
wns dlabnract, aud sls,o0) iu silver rece!vou.
THE intornal.reven.1e receipts yoatgrday
n1nonntet! to Sja, ,I5s, OF which $tG.05l WAS for
spirlts, $GDl for tobucco. Sl,s55 for cigars. and
$ltS tur beGr.
TllEI.E WAS considerable activity In the rossp
nbout tho ncxt Collector Ut CusttI1is yosterAay
n:',,lnl tl1 uuycrn1s,unt building. COLLECTOR
sR ~ y s twy yn 90 sso! ~ rsSSs oscss asnsa
The III Go Of nuxt mouth. 6cnatnr Lib
WI, 4.nown to hAve hnI conferences
va. NJ. Elxun u few dnys aRa. wh!oh sent s
hu hasl given Up Tho race. Yesterday It WIS
nsaerlel TINT Jesse Spnid,nx bud !'can elasote1
with tl.9 Henhtor ut tllH Iutter's housu election.
..lvnt; arsl tho intrronee drawn was that Mr:
tho oIlIcc he wt1ull be Obliged tu dispose Of ul
tts sossnl it1tereets. whic!, nro Gnlto large.
Nhether hH would 10 tins inercy TOR mn 0!lleG
wnrth S9.U0 per year remntnH To be aGun, Us 1t
IL cuncc10d Tint he Gan have tho position II ho
Mauts 1t.
, 1881-11-10

sumption. fin said TINT owncra at Hmnke-c0n-
AtIts,teA claimed tDn much for thon They wunih
,lDt Rnvn II 10 III por cont nt tho fi1al, betauso ~
F&siet, sTHs not SRato1 hut In FRei har often m
vn1yrtl mn lncrcaao tn tho Hso nf fuel. ttnU oe
tho mcthtta or consuming Hn,oke WINS by tho !t-
trotlt.oin,' II air nver tho nze. Tho nd'nlssio,i
nf air hhl1 Kteant nbtbyo tho cuals. clthOr
through tha buck Or frnnt 1f tho Rrntc
wns nt,other wny. hit ton much MIR
crrMtnl tlruFt md c.M,sea,scnt lnss NJ hnnt.
w,nltl he !,,ern,t,latr.. Tic supply III air must
t,c snrnblt Ent, regulated by stclMly nlatcs.
tho fact tblt tho 9rntn IN loA,ed with coal ull 1T
ntcc+ whi1o II II were put on slowly thDro woHhl
1.l leas sn0ku IRON, y. Th8y splA ncyer Sl'ta!!,
Tho transformation ut tho fuuls into cnMbtstt-
hle Rnses wns TIM prnecas OF consuming sl',tlko
Intn general ,l.e. Thr i,,scst Er,,,ins Of cDai,
screenings. AMI ltgnitt could bn tllrnod itt uIlu
ni thBse Slnitnuns ftlrnAcns. which transformed
the material Into cuthltstbe 9nses.
, 1881-11-10
CONSOLIDATION OF INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Hy consolidation Ut thu lIDMu tnHurnIIoo
Company. or Shcnn.tuah. H., with tho Cnllnr
lsapds Insurance Company. ot Endnr Rapids
ia.. Including It transfer OF tue ussets or tho
former 10 tho lnttcr company, tbs Cc,!ar Iluplsls
Insurance. Co,llnny has tnken another Ut Its
progressive stops wch uro rIp[.ltY putting It ut
tho heRd Ut nl insurance companies In tho
West. Thoy aru puying up their capttul to s,,oU,-
Oo0 III cash, Il largo part oF which has alrea.ly
hrcls plnccl, ansl thore IL oo1sstnutiy ineruus.
ing dc'nnna far at0ck. 'Yhoy nro rnpdty per-
tncting arrangements tn cntor stltontnY Status,
wftaro tior I"'icy, whleh Is tho must iitesA
otrr .prpauutcd to thu peuple, aud which, tt-
Rotlior with thoIr holornblo adjustments and
tntr, Squire dealing, hAyo caused, In Rrcut
1lensllrc, their unparalleled sacuess, will Irnr
about tho satne cnll for tloir Insurance. thnt It
bus III lown. OrKahizu! IN IB1S, aud stcadtiy in.
esr,.slng III popularity. thor will this yenr sio
uartcv Ut IuI!tnn dollars Lltatlicss, something
iln othor lowa company cvor did, BY scybl7ll
thousands I'll llol!AEa.
, 1881-11-10

Tho junior and sophomore elections os con-
testahtx for tho debate and defamation prizes
took place In Universally Hull Tuesday aftor-
noon. Tho juniors choso rs tholr t1ebntera
Stessrs. II. O. Cauy. W. =. Wiiktnson. and James
II. i1nttletd. md Us decnmdrs Mosars. Frnuk Il.
LORD. WiIIlain a. Phillips, Martin M. GrItcy. NJ.
L. Taylor, and biss Harriet Kl1nha.l. The sopho-
moro dehnte,s will bo Edward 7. vandcrcools,
Gharlcs l.: hn9des, aaa J.. r. Morrl9k. md thcIr
lsatlsldhl, l.. L. Skelton. nt,d Mlssos IT, III.
crnndon md N. u. 1tetlsiold, Tnu ttut,nte
tho elftof l.. J. uage, Es; aid II Will occur IAto
IN the noxt ttrtli oS sciiuol The doeainnti0n
e0!ltcst Ia tor tho annn prlz0. ono Of 81 fur ex-
tor uxceloucs III turcts1u orHtory, tho xIft nf
UF. u. II. Mann, nnd II will occur on tho t,Ist duy
TT next term.
, 1881-11-10
to prevent infection among tho largo number
Of pntici1t8 at the hospital.

THE rlnsr nArT,sr'a NEW rAsrou.
Tho lsev. Dr., llcuaot,:: ot ph!lhiolphih, 'to
w ho Frf ast O. ayes
rex,linr weekly teachers mee.lna, for tho rnr-
rose # mixing tho h@G,'a@tntanne @ @ II tho & s!iti'
fnn1 hcm. .'''' an, .ports .pesteics ie i. xhy
isssn s '%a I! n ssJa rsf' ;avossps S,s'ss s i s
this tiel. ttla tnlefstot"l that ht VIII preach
Il the s Srsn sn a SSs nssetx o n, ns w
io!'dancc, !anl incttlns thnm T., r. oeuttntes
& g: s sSsx ie a, sess: sess
IT, The :peaks%r Eff er! t IT, ts ena 70
anl j9y Ionsht nr ttcuson %'' oS ten,ors!
The tnc'nIcrs " tho Yuums l'eoplc'a t;uid, ono
Of tho autivo organizations " tt,a CHURCH.
nltgAp AMI niEAn-MAKtSu.
Ts 5,t nsss t o Mrps prts e9arss .n , far
Etvrral yr.tor.iay af,srn.an BY sra. Ewins., who
Trend ii otnposea Inl.owcl b. very particular
directions fur mhkng bnth hread 1nd rs'lls, ut,d
n is eas sr sss se q
Mluot!t,t TITO iocturo VIVA '!ustrhtcd ay rolls u
Mrs. EwlnR's OWN t,nkiuK: Fn.!o"it.x ths tac;'' @
bo v!ven thrce objott lessons IN successive
Wednesdays, !IIustsatlng tho following subjects:
Light SttH4t H{AAtls sIllCHul&lX t$FHtaNM uL1A u
cnisa i,rrMd and roiss: braad attd et}Izee eakos:
.louuhnuts, buns, and 1fnstosi orow1i brent,
l,reNktatt mullins. tsn cakss. soda nlscut, ~ ana
viii n1nko bread under tho guidance Of Mrs.
Ewing.
s,:l.1.tSa LtQroR TO TIE 1SrO1tcArEp.
XIII s"; %o.b Hd tbs II ~ s "; se stas o,eo
as! saooa ss sss W.
evidence That he ind kcpt young man ouiy -:
years ot uRe ut hls SILICON for live or alx days md
fSs ttbas a, q sas o yo q ao
nbe 0eral,ar latly and K.snttenan test!t'S,i that
ey nA u1 yo y ,asr ttS st, ,
lhnor but 70 PIT htn out of tic s.iooii.
S sa!oomnecpSr ps'a ph.r ~ .,G fGfsPcst ,S to
With 81 IN his p'eket. MSl,lay naht
h. n NTH, q set c c"ss Ths W. Ms Ge% a9 IT,
gei, and brought him to trial. Tho Judge cx.
pressed his strung insnatton @ 1t the eoIlaes ct
| Court undcr bonds OF eHN.
M,t. HUNT l.xANSa 4 IEsst,n.
Frank Hunt, no1nr!o',s chnraotcr IN criminal
wuiinl tu bis hcntl. received ut the hu,lt,a uf III
!rnto no!uhuor. Hunt. 'sho livcs ut No. ~ Wott
5sSs ns tun e tas 1rkoS q o
house. a''d ,yeatsftiay tlo n,atter suiIaate,l
within tho former WIS IN tho very act Ut ASSAULT
Ing Mrs. f'ahyD.i. u IL suited that Dir: Ranynn
was sltdunly cnl1cd by bis little daughtcr. VIM
!; RAld lhnt. tho lnntl next unor wns Killing
| n,nsnu.' HanyOn tnol tho Hhnrtest route into
Nunt's houtt. aMd arrived thoru lust .s Hunt
! whrru shr Ind gone 10 tell 5trs. Hunt,
othgrwise tne nutDrlo,is Julia Waters. TINT slo
cuula no 1D'lVtr llfc there. Without stopping to
! tho shots taking effect. After tho shots "rr1
ilrssl Hunt jumped Into has wagon. which wls
Oilicer IAtnnus iieck, arreetetl l3nay.'sl, who s
held Ut tic WeHt Madison Street StAtiDll nWhlt-
, 1881-11-10
THE AVER DUILDlNG.

TIE LEAHE TIL CA1t4alSs FIKIEs BUTT EU.
A ,iny or two uyu T'lE TRIBUNE nlllv lAeution
OF tut fact thAt tue woll-kHawn dsy.xuods nru
0G Cursou, rlre. 6eutt 4 Cu. Aud sguura,l tho
leAso OF ths Aver lsutldinv, known nlsu
III ths iiko l4!ldlnK. Ut tho souta-
west corner VI 8taSe An4 Moumo streets.
, 1881-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENyfTX.

. ..- ~e,- ~
Mc5r!t! c!,llise nt,nniwn.
II. H. 1ntthrbp, Chicago.
james II. Mead AuFt,rn. ll.........,............s
tMrs. hcilo lo,.es. Fuwundn,
t!ahn Hiatt. !l.nu Island i!I...................9
Mar ish4. 1sIua lssnt. 1lt..,,"....+........ ..E
!atrick NJ. Altay.
Mary Ann itttInay, ctilEnHn
1ttwen itrnirsey, tttnao.
{Alntnl1 M"t'rr. EhriiHh......... .G
VT raapnt, shica''.
tkdfh itFa1ts, C1lien
". II. Chandler. r. willard tlnrH..
ttosIhi1 VhrtHt Ehtcti2u..
%as A. ,isi'ai': is Sscsa.
1ElItnbeh Walker. Gh!chgu.. Observation-Disclosures
1ferlIinn 1Actxnld, isnssoD. fi...... ..........4
}It6ffhn WHf ltnsa11lu. Ill.,
!!iottl'ch WelaMd. Ch'cnHD. D...................r.I
ta1nfIe ihtlHft atHicna...ts....
SnMtrl y !tnllHf. thicAH1.
Ellen stallBr+ thtHR'i.
3Th9rlnr1 SnlhnfnH. lsrt1yltu, fIl,.......u.....N
fllsrmlhH strohtet h's"vlto.
in1s5fy n,y 6 6 19a, .s ss;9 NJ. s;s;;;
tJplln 4. schwnrts, i.hke vsw tll........,......A
tMasHo Funk so'inors, Hls.....................1t
}Juhn utkb. ElIlGtHit,
1Itti'1sot Mah"s.oY. Ghlea4o...
Frhnk !,tp;d: GlGa;ll
.tstn1hett f. Establhnk CtieaKu. Ku......,.r.......9
Asr. 1snlnlM CLARK, Ebrh4u. u
{t:tarlas II. Smith, l,gnver.
}k1tlu ltAunAa, Ghic1tAu..ss
fjun TfioHlSuH CiIfcHHn..
Vincent jHrautski I'll West MMdson. ...........!
FHtflcus akoHnilakn ChicnED-....... .n..:...s,M
WIlitnin ttnstlnW, f9 Wast Twunstcth..... .......
l!stttln liadtbstcht, ChcaHd.,.
lm pll!ts Z ~ IL
!!1ntt tDftt
aAtIttlu johann, ~ ilttma... .."........."."+d III
, 1881-11-10

Impotence or mind, limb, os yitnl funotior
torythsa weakness, debility. etu. ctirc y Wells
iIenltt lioauwsr. VI Ut druggists. depot IL
liltU ktreOt,
, 1881-11-10
tIEIE CITY.


.~Ae-.A~ -~-A- -. %A'
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
A. CE.AnKE, Of WiuntpcR, Ia nt the Palmer.
.tomx REED. of Baltimore, is at tho Palmer.
!. H. Lyl.E, OF Columbus, D.. is nj tho Bhcr.
mnn.
+. ~. ItooyEn, Of indianapolis, ID Mt tho shcr-
man.
W. Lyon, Of Los Angeles, Cal.. Is at tho Tec-
tFont.
J. II. pEoAx, of Philadelphia, Is ut tho rrc.
Hont.
Qronoz u LoRp, Of Rochester N. " at the
Leland.
nr1lARp 1towETr, Of carlEnviilc, ILL.,, Is at tho
Pacific.
RICHARD CHENEY, Of Columbus, O., is at tho
fremont
J.s. WATERWAYS, Of Sycamore, ILL.,, ts at tho
fremont. z
n.t}. nAt.rlxuAII, Of Ottunwa, H., Is at tho
Sherman.
NV. .fu1oct1 md tanIly, Of Toronto, are Mt
he Palmer.
J.M. WESTON, OF Grand nap1is, Mich, Is at
T. q. ttEYsorps, Of Council 1llutfs, Ia. Is at
y1e Sherman.
II. n. nkMEsr, Of Springfield, H., Secretary Of
9tatc, ia at tue FAclac.
Gxonor ". w,nnxit and wife, Of Springfield.
binss, nro nt tho Palmer.
RonEl.r MCCAy md T.. F.. Forsyth. Of Stone-
-wu!, Tex, nre ut tito ahermnn.
DIV. 3ANn,itS, Ut BOSTON. General sHperfn-
tcn,1ent Of tho Eastern ltatlroad, Is ut tho Pm
cilic.
coSanrssstAS r. ]. HENDERSON. Of 1'rLnceton.
ILL.,. md Jutlies F. Wilson, OF FMr!cid H., arc ut
tho Pnclno.
1unnE II. II. ALrEn, OF Lcavcnworth. kas:
Judge j. X. DodKu, vi Washington. p. u; Judge
u. T. Drake. OF st. Louis; Wtld Judge N. ". Wells.
OF Schuyler. Mo-. ara Mt tho paciile.
TUE ncv. Hiram ". Thomas, DID,, witt io-
liver lecture Ut Ccntral Music Hui! tomorrow
evening On ~ successful Lie" Tickets oail
bs o6ianed Mt tho tox-o''lco tot'ay and toHor-
row.
KATIE Ar1ERS, 10 ycnrs old, hail hcr foot l,ataly
larerAted by bulnK caught between tho al'!}t.
mint nnu end Of tho Archur nvcnuc brl!i2c NY II
was bulng closed about touil yesterday. .shr
was iMken 10 her home ut No. aOu Ashlnnd
asenue.
ClAKLxs McALs.1srEi,, whose skull wns frnc-.
s Tnon,as u }fioe. loo @ ws 10 i'e,tcr ysste'say. tha
I'r. l'erry still constdors that be tiiAy posshly
recover.
" n n9wp 1res!aent :np:;5 n =; nqsn, Mn,vscs: wcs
Director, ot tic lIapnDal &st. Joseph lsaroad,
trt ut tho Pa1itiC.
ansss s ID aaas sces Il eeisES
Jlntlltne} MHs. 1T 1T: H.. u dcHrocs 1n y. H.
4; !; N; s;: ts =; M, H. g; s p % H. hRsootur'
dressed, Was cnuKht between bnuli'st1x' tost
and Il tr1.!n OF fruixht-cars on carroi nvcnue
xery 5ay Srsss sttsH' IT, rens
to the nnorguc, whcro thoy awat identification.
ADJUST 1onSsoS. y lsborer employed Vt ra!. /,
.nruf
, 1881-11-10
THE ELECTION.

THE REVISED FlNuREs--NO Cl1ASnH IN TIE NE-
euLr ENCEl'r Az TD MCLOu1ltHY.
Thrnuuh tho neuitlcntni omission Of the re-
turn frnm tho First PtGcinet, tho yotn ut tho
Sixth Wnrll WINS erroneously given In tho ulcc-
tlon returns printed In ycssort,ny's TMInuNE.
Thu rcvlacd count, which uoes not aifcet tho re-
, 1881-11-10

! nta*ltf
Tho nlilraiIty being 80 slight. It may reqtlr0
M u'l!tat eDumt or tito yntas by Tho buard nf
eaavasscls tu determine 10 wh0in the seat bu.
, 1881-11-10

Clnimins that IT Is the Finest and
Dest.Sclccted Stock in tic Vest,
and nj Lower Prices tltan Tho san,o
class Of gootls can bc found elsc.
where. Tile special attention ortle
Piiblic' is called to their nlagpII'.
cent assortment Of SEAL GAR.
MENTS. Tho most OF them oro
from the celebrated Fur House of
Reyillion Freres, 10 L. 81 Rue do
Riyoli, Paris. The Seal Garments
from this establishment nre sne.
Gully worthy Of inspection, bcins
The celebrated london bye, anil
made in n manner TINT no bones.
tic Furricr can even initiate, much
less equal. Among tho notable
bargai,ls That will be offered IN
SEAL GARMENTS this week ara
twenty-five Fine Dolmalls, IL Inrl.
es long, trimmed with Pointed
Beaver, and linc,l elegantly, far
the unprecc0cntedly low price Of
, 1881-11-10
$l75.OO.

The price that Fur Houses charge
for the same garment is $3.50, or
$75 more. We will p1ace them in
competition with any Seal Gar.
n1ont in this city, ut tho aboro
price.
, 1881-11-10

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a!My by Jtistec Wallace aud bcht tu the l}rnfhars
1l4!ustrnl sclnh1l. At that institution
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tion 1s'r ;but, eighty boys. while tt.oy Atrc4tlY
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nllice Vt that stn.lon un a'l'lttA lau.s cnll! l'
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-30

The Presidents Condition.

The report on Saturday and Sun
day of the President being worse,
caused much uneasiness all over the
country. His condition is again re-
ported favorable; the trouble having
been pronounced temporary and the
people are anxiously looking forward
to the time when he shall be pro-
nounced entirely out of danger. The
relapse seems to have been caused by
the formation Of an abcess in the
wound where the ball had struck rib
and detected. One of the surgeons
made an incision from the surface to
the place where the abcess was loca-
ted which soon gave relief The
physicians hope that no more abcesses
will form. Though the President can't
be pronounced entirely out of danger,
there are many reasons to hope that
he will recover.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-30
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. ca
,Julv %. 1881.

The quarrel among New York Re
publicans, so far as the choice of a
Senator in place of Mr.. Conkling
could end it, is ended, and most of
us, of all parties, ore ready to say, as
President Garfield said: "Thank
God" No political contest of our
times has developed so much corrup-
ton among rival politicians, and the
exposures of the rival factions were
finally stopped only by the imperious
necessity of self preservation. 1t is
impossible to tell just how much dam
age has been done to Mr.. Cophling
by his defeat, but the State has been
disgraced and the republican party
SO demoralized that there is no reas-
enable hope Of harmony hereafter.
The Democrats ought to carry the
State this fall by a good majority.
In fact, in the three great States of
New York, Virginia and Ohio, in
which events important in their bear
ing on the next election have occur
red, the Democratic prospects are
flattering.
A private dispatch from a member
of Justice Nathan Clifford's family
says the honored jurist cannot posi-
bly, live more than a few days. He
is the last of the Democratic appoint
ments to the Supreme Bench, having
been appointed by President Buch-
AMMAN in 1858. OF the Justices Sc
lected by republican Presidents many
have subsequently, acted with the
Democrats, notably Chief Justice
Chase, David Davis and Stephen j.
Field. Justice Clifford is most high
ly respected in all the walks of
life.
There has been prepared at the
Treasury Department history of
Civil Service Reform under the act
of 1871. All will remember the gor-
geous promises and the shriveled per-
Torrance of our republican friends
on this subject. The very commit
tee appointed to prepare scheme of
reform drew pay for services never
rendered. From 1871, the year re-
form was born, to the present time,
the country has seen all sorts of cor
ruption in its civil service. Each po-
litical campaign has turned the en-
ployees of the government into work
ers for party instead of for the United
States, and the whiskey rings and
other countless frauds have gone I'M
punished. An accurate history of
all this would be accurate reading,
but l suppose the Treasury will give
us only statement of the formal ac-
ton taken by the committee of 1871,
with notices of such fragmentry eff
forts as have been made by few Off
Gals to benefit the service, by com
pliance with rules then laid down.
| The President is slowly, but the
physicians say surely, recovering.
His extreme prostration is shown by
the fact that very little converse
tfon increases his fever greatly. The
physicians have in contemplation a
trip down the Potomac, but are so fau
unable to fix day for it to commence
+ CARROLL.