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, 1881-01-21
THE KING OF BAVARIA.
III. itcf1rcd and 71rAtlc Life, AMI Why
1Te Leads 8nc1i Singular Exfat-

,. ,,...r, r,ro. n.,,. ,r1,y
~. 1.n,Hx urri, sluv,,inr E1t.t.
n,,,,
1r,,.s,.t,t firm, t,+ p,,rs r1soro }or RI. chftoao
JiTbant nv Emma S,Anirv.
IN viow of tho anticipated r'st nf tho King OF
l,Asarin to raris, It h,ny tto agrccailo u know
sotnnthng Of ttl9 mystic ard retired l'fc hf this
singular sovereign Ut all tho Baynrlas. This IL
1tot HI uney nnttter. acknowledge fur PArlslan
hospitality has Its soblgnuons. rms toEtrA1t 1as
often uectt attempted snpcrtlcla1ly, upon tho
authority Of those who presumed TO Know; htlt,
beyond his fondncss for ltlchafu wagner, Als
isolation in tho chntcaux. bis wartiefnss In the
mountains. bis rcpugnnncn to publicity, and
othor extravnHant rrupcnatties Of this singular
nature, nothing is known; and tho causo
Of his eccontrfc CONDUCT has nuscr
becn explained. When o1ie travels through
Munich md nsks, "Whcro IS tho ktngf'
nj ono Gun ansWcr. The oldest citizen never ro'
nlCubcrs having seen him. When bilBItsess
obllgcs him tn 70 to Munich. the King arrives ut
night. md dcpnrts at cnrly dawn. IN tho n'''st
Ut tho most nIaguitccrt itoyat thoAtro thoro Ia
grand regal logo. directly opposit tho etage;
hit tln ono hns evcr there Actn the King. On
grand Raln occasions tho courlicrs stand re-
sprctft!ly arouhd tho empty fuutou!l OF his
atNtesty. When ut certain periods tho Ming DO
atcs to visit tho tt,entrc, tho doDrs nrc closed 10
tho public; aud alone, amidst dctnt'obscurity.
N,{n ut&ps IN Ntnr. lie nffitck 4
!''e t"h!cssy "'lnesses .ao e"s a., ,,n,s -, ~ :"
rassaEe communicating WIN tho laalMee' co.l-
ductcd hy a chamberlain, who remains at the
f]oor of tic uc. and WHO, at tho end Of tho pcr-
forn,nnre. rrcuud,lcts him TO tho palAcc. Tho
next morning whcn same cna!npeffaln cohtes
to tko tho orf1ora ol nfs MASTER fore Is no k,s9
',",h',h, ~ s.o ''4Gs. nraxr nv hr fo,,r horsr. Ind
left tho chateau. An hour bcsoro tho
osi!ecr mt tho depot was ordered
an,l. When Tho I;inr mounts into ills sulon.car,
tue tra'u departs nhaofa lu!. heaa o. eteah'
Where Is 1t go!np3 Except tho King, no ono
thc ,,e.,rc,, statinn. his MnIrsty milk tho sc,f
N.Y., n.y. "saa ... s,,s t,,T",, ,to o'ot :, ,,r Ia
whiting. Tho k!ng.n MI cscclont horscmnn, icaps
un Il hcrM. mud bonttl Mt triple Rnllol, u,l tho
.idr ur rim raountuiu. tho uruom following him
~ .nua's ,,s, ,,r.oa osoa,,, n,,1 .,.,'
,. Su.u te ,a e -, s.an,ns ,,,o. nuu n", ~"
tho rt,l,tc n11 ONLY etnp In tho court Of GhAelU
, 1881-01-21

81. s.. l0cIk. Jan. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
1,n Wheat opcnnd batcr; decItnud; NJ. ! rod.
fs.s eanll, eltl>k@t vi FeDrunry, st0i}t4 l1iH
~ h"a' sihH April, tu1]4 atAyi NJ. 10. !t{o Dlsl
w. ~ VIC bid. cn hlxlcr, Agte rasll, w Jnup-
sss,s ,s.,as.s{c Fubr,nryl 1o March, vY<u Aus, w
,"ss1 any: tntA aFlaeri z>su:No gus; Ei}fu Esb-
EEi!I 1nH}e LID hHrcsI; Eiku 4Ay. ttY4 ,HrIu VI
lH,,v!issfiuf 4ultti ullotgu Il! fancy, tlctstIuL
psry III " lru md *lnwt SEA2s asked Jan.
VII "'u "acon a'owsahd hnsRgpxotl Lasli ifa! at
sIH1 E1slrsF!our 8u br,s: Wheat, laun bu, corn,
ER,sAxSS1Tss.l XII. l!n, but 5ys, lnnel barley, l9tM w.
's4 oats' aQ0 lIt rye+ nOnot barley, nouo,
, 1881-01-21
1'1I.1e1a1

hiee,.ao u jan. .@-tiNAtN-Wacat dull; anbor
Mi, ~ sLofi M. rcd Wabash, sput t1oti May,
C.n ~ ~ sfcd Wnush, slllt NJ. ! rcd ,utxoh. &ivi}S
ma xa da!l hsl 1uixs.t, tlxa, NJ Il +y4si rvJuolsi,
xets, ~ .,,l au!lt Ao.3, M}iui No. whtts 9n,
M y, eEEb-l'salue mammoth, III, primo, $ibu,
nmaEsstl' ILa0s-&atu.
H. ~ =, " neat puet, NJ. whtts Michigan. fltl3
,MtcEllTs1 sSsi AIsoa. slgsMs ArEll. tl3s
~ bn, 1sa@ Au0 but corn. I,AA hui oats,
tsatFAGSTS-I.urn II mn IL,
, 1881-01-21
l.ETltG1l.I;Irtf.

CtrvrLANn. o., fu1,. :l-rErro1EuM - Quiet,
StHniRri whlto. 11u lust. like.
flTTsnu!N, !hr. 1l--l'Ertt01 rt'sf--Atnro ncttve;
crude limited csrtiIeAtcs. casy at .5c, reIao8 slc
Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-01-21

~, n,.alaolr, aich., Jun. a.a.-Etoun-sL7585nL
r.S raNAS-Wheut trnl, sspt $l.o3E; JanuAry, sl.n4s
t,,sI. sansIf March. &luiks April. *iu1t8, Mar,
e|"1 tas shipments, 7,blj lii,
, 1881-01-21

atPfAtu, Jan. eo-unAlS-Wheat neglected; No.
aald nu'ath M1nluat ut &ta. Corn dull " +1}Ea fur
H. 1cs acfAR to quality Unts quiet ut +Oo fur nlxsd,
"s 'os Wills. lsyp neglected. Barley neglected.
, 1881-01-21

Nkw pntEASa. Jan, ,M-cVTruS-Qulct; n,iddline,
tl1kc. low ,nt1lr, A4c. et',A1 Jrritnry, {e, not
receipts. Bat 0acst Erss. tlali, oxporta 10 Franco,
19EIt eaes, Al1l. stuck. 1l.ri3.
vt. l.bF1A. Jan. U.-EuTTDS-QMiat nnu unchaunclt
lt1st .H!ss, 10 baess recstpts 2a shipments 21Ni
, 1881-01-21

IL Tic Editor NJ the Nt,o 11orA Sun: This time
last winter WAS III Paris Tllore wcro excop-
tinDH!ly worry heavy snowfalls. The Htrec.-
Cleaning Bnrehu engaged 1,ON extra bands for
b1icyc. three wGcke. The snow was carried
away by thousands OF wagons aud thrown Into
tho Seine. When tho wRrin Wcnthcr put In an
appearance tho remaining snow was swept away
ky tho How OF water from tho n1uotllict 40 TINT
II fcw weeks aftcrward PArls was rs elenn ~ II
llo snow had fallen. &C. MAIltiEu.
, 1881-01-21
THE FOU'S WORK.
An Exceedingly Disastrous Coll
lision on the St. Paul
Road.
Tho Libertyvtllc Passenger ls,tn
into by the Might Express
Train.
Mrs. A. B. Cook, Of this City, Killed, and
0thor Persons BADLY Wounded.
al iht Blame Laid on tht ntnw rog Prevailing ai
The Time-siatemeats Of The Passengers

u" snc bih'A' La'u vi tae "etse rug IIe,alllhs u
The Timt-Slatemeats Of The rassengerx
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49,. ..".,.s'.,'1s' ,, fs, -. -, ~ "oa.a ~
nxaid I,,.a, - s. ~. %", ''t,. '"u .,. w
~ -. .a.,s.. ~ ~ LUIS as' aa t1o w.
.,,r.oa .wIa,.s ] s,1"s. u. o,n't M ~, ~
..', ni,,., ~ ~ ' nv NJ
non . ' nm'n' soscn1sc" ml'ea from tn's ctS. mo
snd event hns c1st very sudden sor,ow over
happy household. nt,,l waa torrlbtu linac 10 ut,
intunf9ed nteasuro trln.
Tl,n troi,, ,,rn,, u,,i"b a., ,,,.nn,<ox. ,u,r. .
,.n .sa' s.ns "no'i .i' Wnt sno Passesofs wcro ~
passenger. coach Of which was badly telckuopul
by The enRinc Ut tho .,,xbt express. Tho fort,ur
trnir lenvcs Chicnso aa,'ay ut d:ls y. tn. but
tho locomotive ntsacl,cl to tho oclpck train
Northwestern, trciant-traln ut .ha Western
blockade TINT prevented tho l,)uurtyytllo traln
Tr,n having Tin Intnt nj cltn,ou nui
curro,, strcn,s until s.4o ar n..s that
evening. Tho train co,lststod of tho 1uce-
motive tEngtncur l'rrwn), stnokiny-cnr,
and q rassousor.eoach. Conductor ,ran'lerher
was ,tlled with persons Of both texcs, but u
hapuoaot, % Tho ,llun. cxnrcss , Icnycs Chicswo N
h,It At, understanding n!,out tho ,tslyorcnco III
Nm, tclri,+c,n ,rir,,tn., hctwor,, tboIr tr.,ns
. ~. .hs ~"
bc1ofo 1ho I'loeTtys'uo oa press !ett th's clty.
to tho reports no extra prccnutis,ns werc takcn
~. :. ~ r s".s',.I1,. .
sui irnm II. lug Lioos's'H7e 'fV'tl ran a,ohB
stiuuthiy cnhllEh tO 0rAsaud. where
quito u nttn.bur of nassenscrs got OH.
Mr t.ou,r r,I ix ,vtfo ucrc ~, tI,ir ,row ~, +ot
sn,intr{e ehnsn nt thnrtvrj" WHARF th"v M .uE, ,,.
tcI,dui 10 viii ojd frirnds md nnjoy tbn sleri-
thn mar ~; tha f,r,n"r ~ m ~ ,so w.
1ur,!ay 10 i TIt1RusE rcp0rtur ul,oiit th, acui.
dcnt. 1io spoke to Cn'liluc!or nranlcckcr nt,nut
the n!Eit oxl,rGss following them 40 closely.
HE lad TIFF: HIGHT nt- WAT,
A. Groria,I n. f.mr lontcd nm, nr rim rcur
ts ns - WY ~. ~. -, .sn,, IN ~ ~ @ ~ ~ ~ ts
rn,nss III os s" + W IL stba.sr,,
t;rass,1n. and " nt Morton. nv n ittlo staajn,,
rn,ssnnH' .ntio. ,nnne 'sst1 r''o'
jill ss,,t tn ~ a'.t,i wnop9 s,,2
rsa HI VII t tbpa - r0 n s v1
ruaecd. nm, tso iibcrtvviiic trn stonne,i W." Il
@ - VIII sinn III ot,n ~ ,,,s,,t,r ~ t,,,ht ~
wS w. 1orK au " w ~ o 10
s am ~ ~ ~. no ',!. ts.,,, "" SG
AtCN ul6U HutNA luHf IA& huuAt +nE4tE EEFhtH3
, 1881-01-21
I'UlllsESI'IrE.
A. GREAT INTEREST,

-------------- 7 UklTsN II n Fss
WILMINGTON, Jan. cl.-H1Intrs .Up TunrKNrtNl
Firm attic.
, 1881-01-21

FbysIclnts ut AIl Hchthis llSa aud recommend
iIpp Hltters;. thku their advice
, 1881-01-21

IQnsntusday night 10 Gilman onEr
fuheatGrdAy hl9ht runs u Heori1 QUIZ
wabash. st. Louis 4: Fnctao lEntlSvnr.
Depot cnrneT Stewart md Arcter-nys rlweuty-tnng.
aLl Archsr-nv. cres via EtAtsst, run 10 tho ID oot
1IGkot Utstee VI E1nrk.At = ~ s@
, 1881-08-26
TIE EXPOSITION.

rnErAuATiONS fOrl TttE cuMtHn p1RpLAf.
Things aro fast nssunlinE prupar shapn nt tho
ExNmttlo', 11ulltInR. nbOlit 100 mon being uMl.
plpyed In putting tho riacc Il, urtior for tho mp
proachinE Exposition. Tho lnrHc pavlions aro
being fast movol 10 thelr rotation. About
fifteen Of tho exhibitors who hRd pintror anil
booths at tho o!ght cxpoBi.ions havo beun
tonletl spacr this ycar, md are requested to re-
rnuvo their booths from tho hnli ut of,uo Every
incl, Of spuco Ia tlllod. and ncnrly a00 pursons
aro renly to enko my ,epacc IN ease OF failuro
sshnpo on THO opentng. lay. i 10 expected
thnt npcntng.,lny this ycnr Will lind
everything In psaco nnf ready for tho visitor.
y !ar4o tlu,nl3er III oaiumInurs arn Mt work In
snle tho building. Among Uther lmprovon,dnta
tbs yS!.r tho % %sntranscs nre e, bo rgeent1.ted
Tight tho .ontiro building. II thoy al,ccecii, il
Will ocrta!usy hnrc n gund effect Oil the display,
aud will bG 1t EtantliuR advertisement for tho
coIporatlon TINT cnn portorn, such tapk.
The Art Untlcty this ycar promises to le vaSt.
ty l,0ttar thnn ever bofore. Il itrg1 iitItnbor Ut
pictures hnvo f'uoN received from tho Fast, nnd
ar0 HOW being hung. Tho pictures. az Il clnss,
nru the moro puslsive .loElneM.ions Of Nat,,ro.
Impression On tho ttlind.
, 1881-08-26

Tn vor nr,tt Ic{rnranu Al rrcfs frtn Mira Mdlunth
~. u,'.' .''l .to'' "ts 'eV'a
WY 10 70 ma!o 1t tho r,ld ef the month or
inant W. enrrc;i e'it nnI Iast 'nas!h, when sl,o
tr,nltl9 t,Scurrci which r,imina.cs' III ,lo prSs-
ha M.f1 G.s'l 11 s,it ,or nanh9ea. ~ July Mr.
~ w .p.!. psu 'au fEM. MH ~ III @u W!a'E ...n
w,rn Mrs Mta4tnf,i t,,n,f iii In iustIrm srt,iiv
E,irs su,u.il1ns ,,uatt,st r Sicfit,rt, fur furis
the uyet Mrs, Mss',ro a 9,vny, i,trt I, WIZ *
thn tlstor IL aticnt1ancn MD tho m,,rsps mr.
fi;i,fre,j Il, f,u rnnrkM hlv hnih ;ttti mynfi.
ktnhlu rnirf Mt thn Mcfliirt, rosLn,r,s f,,r tiin
pIirl,tso of serving tho slttntnons and WIS ill., III.
oi Wai If nlPctpd Il, f,nyn fnii1wI h i,,tlsi II,
stnictf tNt Hrs. McClaij. ono Of iGo cu.lai.n,I.
III. o,9r NJ ~ II thiz in" a sa wsS WIFI
Of tho {act III Mrs. Mrtj.,irn's sot,ittIon, hnvnr
twlco that Mpri,lny aetit II 10 tco how that Indy
ia show init ths inv hnr,s MtI tjut,G i,stGnt
With ii, eyS to business tlH,, from my t'i tint
iecs for tl,usu viii INV, rtrontiy stiiFor,i
"tho p|casipW p,nisnmuilt wbtch wt,iuon Dcnr.*
that liz tnstni,c N ~ eus ~ vn nm,nintn,i IL nj wit
Mr. Mrt,t,ir,t mi !nr h;s 'rnInws s.,d s,t,,ta
ihat It wtlli,i liavc i,oetici lit litlo rersoai
trpi,blg OIL hIA pllrt to lnvo discovered Ills
wherenbutl&h wien u fatlcd ~ fit,fl him ~ home.
Sat;s!ic, Mpon tals point. THO Coas!ai!e aske
Wncthor MIS- Mctlnlro .vns at home. ,When tiu
nurse Wao MtlsWcrcL tho ut,or informed nm thne
sao !, wds pat tnat slo waa Sgry scK hna J1at
given URN % cdllut an0 could nnt 20 seen.
Aec'sT'[ng to tho declaration. II dun't cairo Il
=. .,-+ In EoinF 70 see her. wns the nnswcr
asldo nnu strodo through tito h0uso Until hu
FOUND AI,s. M'0uinEs nKptoOM, wiilu1E lie
iSrEREt,.
jegni tjnct,n,nt1t t,noT the nd md rcmia rko,i,
"f'vp uut d sti,nn,.lls far vt,r." md faft tho
room, '-' "'e
Mrs. MvGutrr. WIN lns .incc stntca TINT shn
thought tfr ,l,u,,,,lcut wis w9rrnrf for EUr nre
rrst lid wNRt y Wu1A lust two luys In ci,fs,f-
-yutt IIlto s,,,lsns pf 80 Minrt,,u n untrt, tbut
har ptysl1Iuli-tjr, U0dgU-Vus ilnnin;ljuirly
, 1881-08-26
A BAD ASSESSMENT.
a SERIOUS DLuNDEi, IN vALu1Hu RAlLnoAr

rllorEttTY.
In tho niattor 1t nssesaIng railroads It haa
trnnspircd thnt aho Asscssots OF tho county,
ncttt,g under tho alvlce ot tho County Clerk,
lnado n rcassctsncnt u tho reni cstat9 rs we'll ia
tho pors0nal property. ;Callnty-Attornpy VIII.
cit dlseovcrcd tho tnlBtako soulo days ngo called
Mr.. Klokkas attention TO It, NJ also that OF tho
Ghnhltcc ot Equalization, and wr0tu tho stato
Auditor on tho subject. lie rocoycd tho follow
fnU yesterday. whicn explains itself;
=" "Sp!tlSuetkt.u. Aug. n, lSSi.-E. II. IFnlett,
Exf-DEAh MIR; ltoIlytnS to yours Of a1tn is'st..
tue nH,ant!nvnta Of lsto tu Eereii.,o law dill not
railroad 'lanas and, '!ota md tlioso u ind.
y!hualR. IL my upn!on tho nsHrs4VL vnluo 0t
tl1 lantls and 'osa' for tho year lBSt, subjuut
to liorunso pr 9cerpaac Dsi Rcgount Dt lMpr0yc-
Inpnta 1nt!1u' Jr dcstrnyul, will bo tho Ns-
scssua yuluo fur 1881: THO change ot
ssssett notses st i III nocessitaso a ~ now s H.
amendments 0f 0s5!i for s,lblIviiinv during sho
pcriNl OF tho suyurM! rcMl estute asse.silIckits,
VerS respectfully. c'An'.Es . !: swlaNMr,
Tho cnm,ulttce on Equalization roportoi SioI,-
day to tho board, aud all examination nt their
Fenort shows. that they reported tho rnllrnAtt
ruA! catHtu nssesat,lort Of lBN}. instead uf that
tnMtlo by tho Asaossor thls yeaf, which WIS Iii
nnt1eipation OF THO p1etfon bold by tho Stato
1t tho error. Thu only uyll dune ts lhas, In
adopting thu aBsesarncnt Ut lSSo tho
HbnGn lllAt&E racA{lu assessment this yNNrs The
asacsanlntts OF rMt!roal property: therbforc,
statua tlG sano % as iast ynnr, tslsati. tue roal:
property slll, l3l. Tie total. valuation 81 Ill
Ml, Ut which $0U.l il fur roat estate add
&a1tt tGVE.-tSsQ9 Tor puta0tlA( property,
, 1881-08-26
OBJECT. CROWLEY.

INQUEST On T1IE VICTIM or KELtEY'B rILLET
AHnTIIE HtOOD"IOlA0NIN1 WHICH ENt.uHt,,
Coroner Natsoh yesterday finished the inquest
on tho body Of Olllaor Daniel Crowley, who wns
ssot.tnly 1t by ono Ell Kelley, and tiiod from
lltool- -rols0ning resulting from the bnllct-
wound. Tho West MnstIsun stroot l,ulfco. officers
hntl hoped to 10 ablo to capture Kelley, who ID
we'll known, but 80 fur they havo fntcd to get
him. Tho sup.poslNnn Ii TINT 1lo ia out OF town.
probably on tho lokcs-anu TINT no will ultl-
inlltuiy be brought In. ','.
"A Rrl namUd AIlnhto Daley told tho story OF
the Mtlrtlor. Crowley. sha said, cumo to tor
hotls1 and told her she WIS wanted lY Il wIttGxs
In y rollcc.eotrt cNsp. Slc md bur mother went
with Tho olllcrr to tho pueo stntion, md, whGIl
p,tssliig n sAloon on tho rOrDpr ut Quinuy md
Dcsr!Alnes strcuts. keiley trul or her foot,
Crowley tot1Anted to knnW whnt he wits doing,
and showed hts star. The Fellow nil.lu III,
nbIavo n.,swor. atifi tho oiIlcur. who WINS Il! cIt
%cr's uuthos, struuk him with Cnnc. Ke'oy
instantly
+ rtI.tED A nnvoLvEn FRox uts sLEEvE
and SHOT tho olllcur III tho thigh, causing tho
Wgund which resulted IN his death. Tho Ollrur
drew Ills tpyulver. but It wns ult Uf order, 4nd
Kelley succootlcI III ofeellng Ills escape. Ono
)nu1ea Jpucs, WHO WIS Will him ut the tltno, has
hcpu h0ld III 1Alt over alilee. and WIS cnlod on
10. testify ut tho inquest. lilo prOfoaaod olltIro
iEnnrn,to. although 1t IL woll known tint hp was
with koltcy fur s1fno hullrs byfor1 tho fnurtlur.
Tho Jury recommended thht Kelley should 10
held 70 the Criminal Court. ind that Ioncs
should b0 held As MI acrusaory hufOre and nttor
tho fact Tho girl Daley WIS hold Us d witness.
, 1881-08-26
TIE CITY-IIALL.

CtrY.ChEnK IIowAnp has returned from Lake
Superior.
TItE contrnct for heating with steam and yon-
tiatIuK tho now C!ty.ilall was awarded to John
Davis & Co., OF. this city, whose bid was E6B,4G0
AMONG tho uuiliLug porm!ts issued yesterday
worc tho following; Conrud Fuerst, llve-story
brick store. 6tx180. Albums, nc0r Firth avCnuo,
fsa,GO Marshall Field, lvo.sthry brick store,
4axs9, F!fth avenue. nenr Aanuls street, $3J|NN:
No. ,r;nK ixo street @ ,tonsy st5s W.;
aseauu. ts0,010.
Cases ct contagious Diseases woro reported to
TIM lteRlth Department III existing ut tho fnl-
street, two cases; M. Dis. WuHt Madison street,
lon street; soatiot.Tovar-No :yi Fourth % i've.
nuoi seNFlettna-N. l5J Trout street, two oastH:
sad srs,
larry directed AHaibat tho trnit- -lotldlurA who
have two. wheel carts, tllu!gh thoy VIII not hu
srwe TO- ss fE4 Y sno sroSts n1'1Ss nsy mayY
stands which occupied tu! Inuch OF tho s,to-
'abated, and no ssSro reSo,e @ wi 81 derived @ % i,y
ne1pls who chooklly churEcl rentnl for spacp
sa his sy teSy a mo- 10. Sw Spt f. g III V @
sXu,I,: wy y, 1or tho lta!o shantsos wcro disgrace to
MICHIGAN AvEsua LAxt-,usTs.
THE IittauKk published tho okllcr tlHy totsor
frunl commissioner Wntlcr to the S0itth l'1rk
1i1irtl. trdtesttlls AKl!nst tho nlutaon pf ahout
co, as tic Kroua tat ttc " oi;ya Es Gf e;Ii
would hu i,,urrAAod h,Dul II yr4r. which would
TO unjust 70 tho cotnMan!ty ut lAsgo. Tho Hoard
Mctlu!rotl the avenuu for boulevard purm,sus,
they llnd authority toput In lump. pusis Eutns
m.ssionar Wass says Inns no objou.ion to this.
" th0 pr0pGrty.Owl1rs nn the street ply
for tho t,01ty. but hn thinks tho llnarrs dotlxtd
, 1881-08-26
pLEURo-pNEUMON1A,,

,TAN TllHA8uEf OATTl.h COMMISSION pjlErABIXu
foit An INVESTIGATION Ot THE ENTIRE WEsT,
Tho Treasury Cattle Commission vii! moot ut
the Sherman llouso at ~ O'Clock Wednesday
morning, Aux. Ito map out plans for thor
ough ilvestixatlon OF the untlro west with 70.
gat1 to tho pEesolco, rea! Or alIpxod, Of pleuyo.
pneumonia, Nr.s InaFct.,: recently appointed
stuto .YeierlnArlan " CIV, Cullolu. Eas loon
Invited. u te present at tue tuecthg, aud Will
d0ubtcss atteuu,, Ii i and bus bsot. tho IdaA Ut
NnsH!w strip Ut e0uNtIy on tho Ensl9rn soR.
board. extcn1!ng trola New fosk 70 WAihipg-
cnlnsnns tho day bOfor0 ypstuFdny, af,I that il il
Nnknuwn at any point wUst Of tho Allexhonica.
The british Autl0rltos, however. ulalm to huvo
ltscaae to uhlp, I!npt. Iowa, KAnsas, mid Mis-.
sout!. The CoMnsssoM dony that thsso cattse
sustained, BY Prpf. Williams, " EdinbuFg, aud
othar british officials, who hold EhAt The disease
, 1881-08-26
THE GRAND EVENT or THE YEAR,

Coming " tlc Edrthts 0rrattxt Strlcs IN Monday.
Tho coming Of tho nar,,tnl- london United
Shows on noxt Mondny will 10 tho grAudost
cront In tho .nmusctnout 'IuB evor known In this
city. It Ia not tho coming Of mere ordinary
show. hut tho n.lvent OF four OF tho most sti-
polMlous exhibitions on tho fi.co Of tho oarth.
Tho greatest circus cotnpnny In: tho world, tho
largest tucnagario nnywheru TO 10 aoon, tho most
extensive milsoum over orrnnzod, with thou
sa.ld ntd o,ic nuvutlos anu wundcrs upyur uc-
foro presented 10 the publlu-nll tiIuso como 10
~ ntltlor tho dtrco!lon Ut tho, .ErVat and only
combination completely lwurrs Ill olhor con-
car'1s In tho o0untry. II sho.ss freu. In tho mon.
stur stroct prOeessinn. twlcu us lnnuy rnre anf.
othor Shows tn tho unitcd Suites. Tho RUG por-
for!naitGes sstrpnss acI!,nl belief. Thoy novur
tlntl their parallel. Tho most extraordinary
Sights will be witnessed, u1ld ivory ono should
WGuk.
, 1881-08-26
SUBURBAN..
HYDE PARK,

WTDE FhNNs
A reporter chttcd on MIR. j. A. ricrcc, tncinhrr
Of tho lsoMrd ot Trustees, yrstcrtlay to.asurr-
thin his vlOws on tho mlch-vcxed Wmtor. Works
question. Mr.. Tlrtcc, In nt,Awor, replied In sub-
atnncc "a followa: UT IL not tho r0iicy Of tho
present 1,onrtl Of Trustees, ns uM.icrstand 1t,
to orucr Watcr. Works for nit tlmc 10 ooinu. We
hnvo not tho munoy, md 1t would not 10 wsu TO
thx tho people. II va coult1, to put money Into
nnchintty TINT will not he required for aovurnl
yenrs. We d0. howovgr, propose to Greet n
building targo enough for rho wants nt tho VII
lingo for mnny ycnrs, md that e.tn DO
conveniently nd1c!l to whetl hoecssary: Wo
shll sn IT 91S y, s,,. t ,n N nncnory TINT W. nn
Or flyo times ~ nluel AB now usetl In llyc prk.
ny tho time tho population md husl,pss hnyo
that tho inalces Ut tho vIngu viii inflow Ut tho
axponltliro nr whatever Is necessary for n;'d!-
povasa fiS ae%Sts'y Il tSo s SreS pans for which wilt 0
EVANSTON.
a! A driving park has lntely been stnrtcd in this
village which pr0l!tsacs to 10 M nttrAutIve teat-
hnve formed M orsanistton, na" att beva ss'' III
unnsrnut FOR tho conBtrnction uf hait-nilo
,,or 1rask ~ y se orthwsstS. sst q TIC tc
easol Tor 1.-Two yours Work on tho truck COM
,c,,ces t,day, md tho csntract provides TINT It
II pss 3 sS of fsasnF %saks S " oppor
@ Hun: Eso!s sseiSitSa. vii Ss yeo y spssy spssy
ton pf9!nises muSh enjoyment for t6e rat,ire.
a ltl6ctlng Of tho Association will 10 held In tho
Social Club rooms to-tnorrow evunIug ut y
Tho rcgattn With tho Farn,1nts will occur ono
wcok @ trs,m to-lnt'rrow afternoon. nn,ut4 ocluck.
Iho committees have bean appointed aud nrG
whnt w!l DO tlo rrand noatin4 ovGnt of tho sen.
RICE six.oarrl brEc f.lce. io,ibio so,iii raccs,
,i,a rfSssta M .here ] %i slpHSr spreei ri tho
, 1881-08-26

4 NEW SCHOOL MrtLD1Ntl-tEs AND
APPOINTMENTS,
Tho City Hoard af Eluention mot Inst even-
ing nil of tho lnutnl,ors prcsont oxcrut 1nspcct-
ors Sttcs Anl Keith.
A communication WAS read from tho Chicago
& Wcssarn lndtunu Nnrond Company asking
that thoy bc vrnntcd tho right Of why over tho
w. Il OF tho y. W. y OF Sec. TIS, II. u. tho
property belonging to tho Chtcngo School
Fund.
Tho Committee on buildings and Grounds re-"
ported In favor Of lotttng contrhuts for tho
erection ~ twulvc-roOn, SCHOOL building UT
tho corner Of johnson md Wright strrntR md
cost eas lsPeat 1et sss SS"0u'F' M 4"0 Will
rh1 Connttco OF Teachers rcportcl tho res,
nj tho Thro4,p School, and Miss LILLE N. u.
skaats, uf nIckar,l School. was elected to ll tho
tbo trl.lsfer of Miss Skants.
Tho CDlnulittee OIL lsuies reportel, recon-
intending thtlt the rules bn so nulundel as ~ crc-
Nto tue u1lcc or
ARcHlrEcr AND sureNisrsSDEsr or coNsTuc-
TtOS,
ana The o!eq Of nus',ess Agent e tHko IT,
report ci,nea tho dntios Ut tho now o!licoss. and
Tho BOnrtl theu went Into Committee Of tho
whuic to eO,,sIcr tho r,lles, nnd tho nGuvu
amendment wlls coucurrctl in. Tho only othor
eh"1ao !nadu Or my i,npo5taneo w,'s to aunpt
Tho romn'ittru a1oso tartcr omp!o.tns tho re-
ysp M T. hS ana t1or re-
il ID Understood that tho object Ind iu Wow in
innko place III which lsyai, tho Mayor'S pro-
tcxt. cala by np,Hntcd without doing, much
tar; The Ar.,atteet @ " r. inaku ut tho pnna ot
pulr. 'etu., while the business Agent Will SOC ~
tho tnnitsra. p!.rohaso corta!n suppllos. etc. AZ
, 1881-08-26
=. CHICAGO. QONsTADLES,

AN 4NsTAHCE UF 7AILEdEh! -BNU9ALlTY AND
~. sSCoNHkQuAxT HiuxxESs. " y .%..,,.
Tuesday Afternoon tlr, ", Y, johnson, COUNSEL
for Mn. Agnps u. 3ic0uiso, a we!-known lItor-
aFy lady it shIs rity, brought suit H. the bupe.
r.or Court for tho recovery Of tl0,00 damages
from MFs, ylcQuAid and Constable llrcckan.
bridge Tor trespasa }u tho case. An lnvastiga-
ton Of tho u,atter abowa TINT the plalnttiI al-
legcs that In May Inst Iii. Na0uiro, husband OF
ths plaIntlG. rontaa hnaAu near ths eosnar of
, 1881-08-26

Uthor. There wcrn present nbout thirty young
men !nst oEun!n9. representing TIM following
md First Holland, Cnngrraa.ionnl-First, Gniors
rGrk' !' ,t,d, Wy r'yno,.th; MISUNDERSTANDING.
Avenue: Uniformed EpIscotnll- -tirnro; pnciflu
tInrslcs, Mission, md tho Y. N. z. \.
y: F. 1actha, MnJ. Whippie, X. A. I,irnolI, and
fuHR tU follow. - 77@77
, 1881-08-26
DRUNKENNESS.

Dr. D'Uoger, dlscovorer uf tho Ctuchona 1aen,-
cdy (thc acknowledged only olrn for lrunkcn-
1lcss}, :s.s]i PratriD avenue. All cases cured.
Thousands Of testimonials can ho aouu.
, 1881-08-26
, TIE coUNTY-nU1LDINd.

1nE Psobate Court adjouracl yesterday, for
ton days,
THREE cases weF0 board yesterday Ia tho
County Court tor alleged insanity. Amanda
Nelson nnl 1aha Ch4u were adiud.rpd inaaps