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New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE NEEDS OF COMMERCE DISCUSSED.

George Moore Smith, of Candse Il Smith. Richard
N Drunan, of Rowe x Denman, and Alr. Martini
of Peek & Son. representing the building material
interests appeared before the Dock Commissioners
Yesterday, 20 suggest notification OF lhe reh"iu-
ton of the Dock department. requiring an Goous
landed on the water front 10 be re-
moved within twenty-fOur hours under pcnaues.
liz was represented that they were Wiling To aCqli-
esce in the order prov dng that there WAS no dis
crimination IL would be great injustice. they sad
70 require building materials to be removed witnh
tUeniy four hours. As It was lmpossiDle 10 hhe con
venienf storage places for snch goods lhev cOusd-
efed it unfortunate that they were Americans ~
they found that the foreign steamship companies
had greater privileges than they did. lhey mohop-
oliZo The eHtire Waterfront Oh the Nnith hNet 10
he EXCLUSION of ali other interests Unless the order
should be- modified II YVES represented that me cost
OF building materials would be enhanced from 'O
" notition was also presented fr0m a number Of
cartmen,- asking that the order he m"dihed
further hearing Will be gwen 10 all -nloress AT p.
III. next tuesday r
DAVID 4. Keller, chei draLghtsInan OF the Dock
Department: al hereby tender 10y resignation KS
chlef draughtsman of this Department, having ac-
cepted a position where promotion Is "a rule and not
the exception. Hoping that my successor may nave
bttter success than myself remain, eve; Mr.
Keller was SUSPENDED several weeks ago for having
made n drawing after office hours. and for charging
about e5 forl. His defcuce WAS that under insiruc-
tous received from Commissioner NandcfpOtl hc
supposed that the matter was private tlansdctOn'
and that lie was to charge Tor DIS serylcoS.
A petition signed by l3o drygoods ana greer
merchants ana manufacturers ASKING lhaC west
St. he wldened and improved between Des9rosses
aud COrtlaudt-sts, read aud submitted 10 a
special meeting of the iull Board ior ACTON. he
pettioncrs represent that both traffic and travel are
npeded for want of sufficient facilities. to the great
detriment OF commercial and mercantile interests
| Hslstri. Haines s. Co., E. 5. JaGray * Co.. Bates
| Reed & Cooley, hsmphIl, Iiamrn d CO., 4. H. q
| +. b. 1hurbcr, Jay, Langdon o. 90. aud Howard
| Rcos & Read The Commissioners said that the
imurovemcnts suggested would involve an expendr
ture Of 500, 900 900 IN acquiring private property
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
GIAsoow, March so-Arriyed str esssse On, d.. 80,
AMEnInAN pnnrs

fOguhn0. ~ = ~ st -
AMERICAN PORTS
Liyerp.oi Columbia OBJ; Ys.ns o. IRON Fl Mieadoa '''s
& Williams ans ior iserpoc Pa,ss M My1ifss isss
BaITisc@ March 81 Arrived. su W woodward. Yoanr.
Cleared ss ltsrtha stevens cnance for SswYort Haa
eHn9DElr,z March Msynower. pasid,
'Os sAVSsasT lS% isfch CITY of Columbia ios
' Nswns1ss. March sAfrivsd the Passes ctr Amsrt
ssiled strs chamettc Reed for NewYoki Hudson Tres
man aaLS&sTcS ISE asrc watch MePhr
son, from Cardiff; State OF Texas Nieho's0n' Hem Ne"'
PoREIoN sHIPPISe. ~.
ospos March INST Emile sIssSss ScaOs Tsaa
Y0ik; 2sIh Annie surrl. bernardo ShiSsza S5iy
for New YORK Ette Kertisla Mic Padre sIs st, for I
assS lpsT Hakos iarl the latter Hampon Aoads
xrrved-24th inst Alexander Campbell 25e ps Brides
tea r a. ScssstOSs wSeI &C Dover soh & snE
for Laur shtp Ftp'. VanS sss.gyta sis~
-lADnoancemsnusi
Don't die in the house. Ask druggists Tor
Sough on Rata" 1t clears Out rats MICE 10 ceh'S
For lack Of energy-Dr. AUsrN's PHospHA'
TNE.
Keep the kidneys healthy and unobstructe1
with Hop Dittsrs. and you need nostear sickness
Phoenix Paste cures quickly; no ln1ectlor
necessary DEILUc Co., French Chemists $50 BTay ny
Open nights
Take Hub lunch on excursions.
WHAT 1T Does.
moves s novels a..ss sssus asy ps Sicu
hsadache and pains caUso by dsordere1 yr an
kftneyA have been cured-Wny shouu yon 'e
try II tf-(contributor.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

Phoenix Paste cures quickly; no injec
necessary ,DKILUc & Co, French Chemists $50 bTay'
Omen nights.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
Take Hub lunch on excursions.
Wu.r 1T Dors

WHAT 1T DOES.
Kidney.wors moves the bowels regularly ceanses , "
boa ard radically kidney dsesee gravel Phs
headache and pains which ara causoI D S
kfueys Thousands have been cured-Wny shouu yoh 'e
try IL tt-lCOntrIbutor.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

br,dge over which Mr. Youngs was in the habit Of
passing every day. The examination was au1Ourheu
Ifhfll knril 10.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

Keen the kidneys healthy and un0bstructeI
with Hop Dtters and you need NOT fear sickness
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
iADnouncemeu@t !

Don't die in the house. Ask druggists 70
'asoueh on Rats0 IT ciearsOut rats mice 10 CENTS
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

No soap is required and the work
is far more satisfactorily performed,
with less than half the labor and
time. Sold by all Grocers, but see
that vile limitations are not put
upon you.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

For lack of energy-Dr AUsrrS's PHosrHA-
, 1881-08-10

prcsslona. a1ad ret tho SATURDAY, Iaeule,v com
plains because Americans tlo not syn,pathtzc
with tho English Government anl Engl1sl,
iatMliortst How cnn tl,ey7 1iow chi eur
Milltons Of freeialtcrs sSmpathtzc Will,
fcntlnl rnbhnrs, Or thu Government tint aisls
ntMt rpl,olda them with NIL its strength 10
continue tt,otf lust and brutal syatem?
When tic 3Lhml bill was introduced tho
American people re1oicet', though they re-
gartl 1t only gs.e preliminary step towarla
Justice WhStslbcs the ilrttIs'l Government
not give Tic Irish turner's ct,snce to live"
Why docs II not give their, MI opportunity 10
stay nj home when they wish? Why ,tocs It
not remove THO qn,,scs OF tho trouble and dis
content, a,al treat tho Irish fairly a,N justIyY
Trcat thcm with ordinary humanity uni ti,s-
tlce and u,ore would be ITO more c0rtentetl
anu loyal peopte than tho Irish In all tho
Queen's tlomtntons.
, 1881-08-10

SENATOR SESSIONS IL n candidate for re-
election iu Now York. Some opposition tn him
has bc0n developed, hut II ia thought he will
pull through. Tho leading 1sopiblloau papers
Of Chnutau1un, Including those TINT formerly op.
posed him. arc now pretty solid for htm. The
Frcllonta censor Expresses tho general feeling
whcn 1t says ho should bo returned bncause Ut
"Erntltutf0 due him for 30 faithfully atati1lng
by. tho Administration Of Gcn. Garfield, whom 1t
was assallcd by ollr United Senators. who ro.
e'Vnc1 because thoy could not control It." Tho
Jn.ncssowl. Journal, aiso, though in former con-
tcsta not 0verzcato,ls 1T bolnif Ut the aonator,
now, "nfter Elvtug tho whole question Il thor.
DuEf md curcful review, has arrived Mt The con.
cus!on that tho interests Of tho },arty al,d tho
interests Of thn district would nttky bp bcst sub.
served by tho reelection Ut Mr.. scaaIuns ns his
owtl sucressor." Tho papers SAT-, t,orcovur,
thnt tho election OF any other mnn thnn sos-
aiuns would bc usalmod as coulsilng victory
mud that Ia thought 10 bo n putont roason Tor re-
turning tho former to tho Stato scnntc.
, 1881-08-10
THE Bankers Convention begins It's ses-
sLon Mt Niagara Fasts to-dny, Tho following
proxratn has beun published;

THE Bankers Convention begins Its scs-
Bon Mt Niagnrn Fa.ts to-.luy. Tho following
program has benn published:
Among the ,prinolpa! epeakors on tho frat ay
ct Cnlf4rnn; Mr. .!ohn Thomson, OF Now York:
Mr. n. d. VnnKlyck, Of WISCONSIN; Nts. W. E.
0nnltl. nr Doston.
on "Uovcrnrncnt Finanees." Tho ilsn. John John J.
Knhx, Colitr0ller of tho Currency. Will spcRk M
"lnnklnE anu currency: Mr. Gcnrge y. Coz,
nf NSw York. VIII road 4 pnpar OH "Biiver and
the Futuro Currency Of tue United Stalcs." Il
tom" to 10 followed by addresses from Uo,s. W.
swnyne, Julien z. tllvlet, II. q. Fleming, W. &.
Ilishlcr und j. II. Aillant G. II. nuekn0r, ii. G.,
thu Hon. John j. 1fatt4 OF Boston. and others.
oM re tn thiT,i :iay Tho .istrie! Growth md
,l!settssed "a by Or, 4: sm9Atl, OF South Carollnn;
baina: and Hon. Nchnls, Of Virginia. "rho Prog
ress Ut Banking II Cntiat!a" will bo discussed
II y sns ~ M aG9rS9 hassse has n
i, srlklnnd During tho Lust Fifty Ycars viii bo
INC saio!eut or nN 9latHrlttn ptlpgr by tho welt
Krnphs nnrillg tho Inst Quarter Or d Century" "
Will firm the subject nf il historical piper by
Thou.loro Poncroy, OF NGw York. Thoinart,,Nry
record WI bo presented ut the close Of tho tny.
clearing. house SYSTEM, tho bankrutcy laws, etc.
MI. !. Il. ncinno Iroas.lrer. will also prcsont
paper on ".Tho Wator-l'owcr Ut Niagara"
hnd Mr.. Charles Parsons on 1.-THE Industrial
ducts Of Through Trade bctween tho West aud
EurQHe." -|7 - -
, 1881-08-10

MAYOR KING, Of Philadelphia, Is Bour-
oon Democrat and d Iseformor, and ho has
plGyed n, must huFtious trick upon hIs party
frontts. and tho "Stalwarts" as wol, By appolnt-
ing four noRrocs to tito police force. Tho pro-
coc1ing REMINDS tho Telegraph Of tho prnotlcos
Of Lord Ilcaconstleld, who was d very .1ccoi,t
Intuition OF q political Jupiter, thinks to tho
thunder hat to tA1 stolou trntn bis opponents.
hloanwhlto tho negro gunrdlaus Of tho peace nro
looked ut nsKanco from NIL gtllrtprs, THOR mp
pointme,lt is said to 10 only experimental, aul
likely to bc revoked II 1t proves to DO d mistake.
There will 10 an interesting sconc In phadul-
phta, It Is shfo to predict, when negro pollco-
mum lays ILLS hands upon MI IrIshman ssavo in
tho way OF kl1dness.''
, 1881-08-10

WE publish this morning letter on tla
.vexed question Of tho effect of the ailcnt!'
ment to the State Constitution adopted III
1880 OH tho subject Of MI election for county
officers next .SoveWber. There are three
opinions OF, tho subject: ~ T|at tho
amendment extends tho turns Of those ofll-
ceta one year, or until after tic ELECTION In
1852; {O TINT the amendment creates vacan.
eics III the offices, to be filed by nppotnt.
nlent; and (3) that there must be an election
this fall to, ill tic Offices for tho tori,
shortened to ono yenr By the amendment,
Each OF these opinions Is sustained by
numerous lawyers, wlio have written OIL the
subject The Acknowledgement Of tho State
last winter gave the opinion tint tho offices
must be filled by nj, election this year.
, 1881-08-10

In order to acolstom Uurnlan soldiers to
tito opaque att1osplloro Of 4 battlefield, when ut
niusknlry prRctfcu clouds OF auluka aro produced
by burnIuy farzo and wet grasaos, or BY other
sueAns, betwRGa tho narks,non at,tl their targets
Tho tt1lt afatt 0a.dtte commentls the advantages
ut this systom over tho English custom Of Shoots
ty IN cloar alr, aud relatca how tho aollIers ut
W'sabledan had chance to try tho 1er1aan p!nn
whea tho fllrzo on that columoa accidentally
took !lFc during tho lat0 enoaEnpmont. Inste4a,
however, Of soc!ug the ls9 to which tho con.
3iRgratton might bo put, as the burning OF tho
houso taught Ch4rlas LAmb's Chinese tho way tv
psoluco roaat, ptg, tho peoplo at Wimbledon
stopped arlnS until the spoke had cleared
NHaY.
, 1881-08-10

sfH'1cca nfroct his future BtRto ono wny or tho
other, It ho should to lucky enough to ,,avs II
tuturr. Contluct, OH tho othor hnrlI. gnes tn tho
formation nf character, nntl storcs mp within tho
rnrsfsn capacity tnth for Eront hnpttucss un
Kreht BusfrrHg AHtl ds!fertHt degrees t,f Init,
irc ua to h'ghcr or eowur e.n1tng cas1sns. Con-
duct, therefore. must hny1 tho intlA1nco I'M tho
frttro lJro which is commonly attributed to no.
lief. 8uo,. III brtof. nro 1]rnlInugh's Views. Ito
IL snitl tU 10 exceedingly doRnatio In advocating
theH, rs so-callot1 "lntldota" nro npt to .bu.
Ills own naturo Is gloomy aud nIsanthrnpu, mud
for n Socialist ic is probably tho most unsoctnl
creature In London. having a worry s.nGlf olru!o
or friends. golny nowhere, md not mixing III
society. oven With hid political companions md
their families. j.
, 1881-08-10

THE Democrats, with their natural instinct
for olcc, look upon tho vacancy OIL the S.,-
prone l}cncl accustomed by tic death Of
Judge Clifford Ms MI opportunity which
should br extended to their party. Thc only
reason they attyancc whyn State.suprelnacy,
antl-Satlohal Democratic lAwycr should ba
appointed tn this vacancy Is, TINT only one
Judge on that Bench {Justiee ricldl lsas a
dccided Democratic lcdntng (Iu holds the
statc above tho Natlon), and That tile parties
ought 10 be more evenly represented. AS a
matter OF TACT, there ought to be no politics
ut nil OIL TIC Supreme Dcrch. Dnt expert
ence Inns proved tint men retaln their pretll.
lectEons and politics even after they aru
clothed In ermirte, md It Is precisely for tlis
rcAson that null recognized us i. stnl,cli
DonIucrnt ought to 10 appointed to The high
est jlidiciul tribunal III tho Nation. Il
Democrat Of tho old school, itkc Judge
Thurman, would continue 10 construe the
Constitution "as It was" a,,sl not the Consti-
tuition "as It is.n lie would Insu no oppor-
tunlty 10 discuss md affirm the doctrine OF
Statu sovereignty. Justice Field lugs Il III
mt every ttlrN. Tho cpuntry does not want
any Of these attn,luc dissertations OH MI ol,-
soloto political hercsy. State sovereignty
may beconlo II reninlscence after timo II II
Is allowed to sleep undtsturbctt. But tic
Democrats Will cling to 1t rs uf issuo t1l sontu
form or other ns long rs they are encouraged
tn believe 1t still Inns bearing OH the politics
Ut the country. It IL baa enough to hnyt
"Statc-soyere!gnty State Judges. but IT Is
too much alltfcton to endure Judges OIL tAe
Supreme 1}encl. WHO wage war ol, the SOY.
, 1881-08-10

AN Interesting novelty will be Introduced
into tho nuvAi royiow which IL to DO hcld on tho
15ih md 10TH OF noxt month, Oh tho OCCASION Of
tho Gcr,nAu Enperor's visit to Boheswtg-t tfol-
stein. Tho German ironclad tlcct, Including
tho Friedrich karl, tho l'rcusseu, tho Friedrich
der rosso, and tho Kronprlnz, with tho dfspntch.
t,oat drallo, will attempt to foroo their way into
Kicl tfarhnr. Tho light botweon thoso shtps
aud tho shoro batteries can hardly fall to be IN
animated spoptaclo. No llttlo interest Ia fott IN
tho torpedo experiments that are to 10 carried
out, anu In tho course Of which u lnrgo vosscl Ia
to DO blown up by menns Of those turrtUto en-
glncs Of ,aval warfare.
, 1881-08-10

Otli0r lawyers received THO following INSTALL
,,lcnts of tho stolen money, rs follows:
Georgc Taylor md G. y. Seward, s5p.1l.; H.
NJ. Curwtnc, $4,000; y. $. Lowell, sl6,oo,;
Mct'uirc, sta,0oo; artl Taylor aul Lowell
Sb,s00 for additional expenses. capt. pnne,
wlln ind testified In tic easc, got 81 ,5nl; Z.
N. Conrad, s5,0O0; ind Sl,nnnon, tho United
States Commissioner who took tho tcslfnlo-
ny, $4,000. The biggest rnacnl In tho corrupt
ring, Alexander johnson, tl!o Assistant
United States Attorliay-uoncrn1. who WIS
specially charged with tile management Of
cotiotlr clntn.s, mil who was lcfcntlfnEN
tho Government, WIS bought up cl'eap1y
enough Mt $1,000. Tile only innocent i'arty
connected with the case was' Assistant At
tor'Iey- -Nc',crnl Coifrotlt, wo ttctailct! JOHN.
soh to take ctlnrgc, but llu unfortunately Is
dea'l. With this exception, thcrc was not
,lan CONNECTED with the caso ut the tiino tho
tiovef',ncnt pafd tho clanl who tlll not
k''ow that 1t WIS fraudulent, and that tic
Judgment had been oltninctf by fa'so testt-
mo.Iy, c0otctt.,tp nfllanvlts, forgery, perjury,
antl bribery. The first fraud WIS practtco1
by thu original firm WHO brought tho c'alni
npan tho Government through tho Depart
,hcl,t Of Statc. wfinro 1t was originally flied.
md that firm IL either bankrupt or t!cn'l, ~
there Is no hope from that quarter of recor-
eitng Tic stolen money. THO Grosscr frauds
were practlcod by tito adventures WHO
prosecuted tile clal,ll under so~callcd
, 1881-08-10
THE GREAT oorroN.oLA1m sw1Np1s,-

TUG narrative OF tlle INDUSTRIOUS swlndlo
nespetrated upon the tioyeF's'ncnt through
tho Court OF Claims Wy It's rendering Of IL
9o"Gmol't' Tor estN'o44 III n suit originally
brought by NoY Orleans tlrm TO recover
advances a'legeu to Lave been mnde upon
COTTON during tue War Is calculated to arnnso
.ee!lnEs o. Indignation, Which VIII be nl' tho
more Intense beca'so s1'o Govcr''l.lnnt Is
ilelpiess III 'sho premises. swln1llns III
Southern cl"lns 's 10 new firm Ut rascnllty,
DIT uley have nsnal!y bcen detected and
illppo! III the bud w tho use Ut proper vi1i-
lance, but N this casc every corrupt Practice
that could bo used to press fraudulent
clalm was put In operation, nnd It went
through successfully, III.
AS now appears h. tho revision Of the case
by tho court. the New Oelearns firm ,nala
, 1881-08-10
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, 1881-08-10

During the past fifty years, tho Ntomphts
ArdlaRehc thinks, thoro hts not bceu 10 long IL
durndou Of extremely hot weather us has huen
folt In nostparts OF tho country, but espootullyt
perhaps, In tho South. Banco about tho mi4lAlo of
June. Tho your 1881 will lonH bo romomberad
as the scnrchtng year: when tho North was
visited by taoro sunstrokes and moro storms and
whrlwlala thnn Ia my previous year during tho
past nifty, when moro houses wcro blown down
md moro lives aostroycdby tornadoes than oyer
beforo. mud whpn tho Bouth ,yns moro gonoraly
burnt up in hor corn cropa. ~
, 1881-08-10

JUDGE TouHuEE WIS saiA to be opposed
to tho publication Ut hls SECOND book, "i3rioks
WITHOUT Straw" 70 soon nfter tho trst. But hts
wlfo urgcl h!nl, and ho ylolded. TO puntlh har
ho gave hor tho copyright OF tho book. Her
arst quarters dividend was $1,000, With this
sum sbo bought residence on Lake ChautauQua,
whore tho Judge says ho II permitted to board.
sl1e has chrlatened the pIacu Thorhein-" Fools
unna.M
, 1881-08-10

TAE Rustness-atsn's Moderation Society
OF NeY York "a got1tng tnqulslslvc. It wants to
know whoth0e thsro IA auy pure beeF made
IN this country, and, u 10. whaEo 1t II, There u
suspicion IN this community, also, thas corn
AQl slce are largely use4 Instead Of batley.mals;
, 1881-08-10

(. IT Is understood, says the Boston TrupctIcr,
that tho rUport ot tho sub.Committoa on tho
Worlds Fair, whom ma,ie, will recommend that
1t be hold In Boston four years hanco. that SG,-
u0o, ,00u 10 secured aa guarantee fund, aud TINT
tho luck llny s'to originally proposed bo tho
plaoo sotectod for Its location. 1t IL by. mauy
thought best that tho ruPort should not bc aub-
United to tho larger committee bofora aopten,.
bor, ~ tnany Of its members arc now out Of
town.
, 1881-08-10

InE London II,ncs Inns learner, o,,u. !.
on str. liorloo Conklng, which i, etrsutaasll
bly, wurso than ftosooo's Infusion. IN ~ y
house," Tho worst blow tint Str fonsI:.a vi aals's
received was whon he went to t;uulana ss til
back without having malo cyou i,le a1a Il, s,s'
aoc1nt ripple. >'e et u
, 1881-08-10

A1tStSf' Interests 1aye n Ind ,ialno because
1t hts been 20 much tho custom to "sa1t u. thu
ttret few tlfyldondst and then omit altogether
tho Interesting cerenony Of t!uclarinR thenl
Hut tho Sun Frnnutsco Chroufcle suites that tho
following mining dividends havo been dis
btlrsotl, principally fn SIN Francisco, in tho Inst
Efx ft1nfhwt
, 1881-08-10

C11AllLEs DllAnIAuoI rejects utterly the
tltlo Ut 4Athe{st. applied to him. lie contends
that thaEo IA not sufficient oyt4enoe to convince
hita of tho existence Ut God, but. he docs not
deuy that such being may exist, lie simply
suspeuds Judgment lie maintalns, further
luore that bis belief, or want Of It, il not ir-
portRut. 4lpd can under no QQpQetYSblQ qlzQuw-
, 1881-08-10

TnE irish Citizen cruelty rcn,n,l, n =. :,
bookwalser Inns beon long prli,istI,v H. aat
trip to l'nsan, and thInks tho lila =, I!tas as
would III that country 10 mpst u.af,tfaf f"V.efaf
70 his nntno. naaGs
, 1881-08-10

LADY BunDETr.Courrs has m,aa ...2
with her relatives. She Ia proud Of In. h,!s Ns
and ho Is devoted ohcr. It will tako ses.s as.a,
more thaa tho frowtts Of Queen 10 tn,sas sasa
unhappy. e1eis
, 1881-08-10

TIE CHICAGO .TntnuSK has established branch
ofnccs for tho receipt Ut subscriptions aud iv1rllsu.
n,crts as foliowps ......
NEW YUliK-1toom . Tribune building. F.T. SIC
FAnpES. AknaRer.
Hl.AsDOW, scotAnd-Allan's American Ncwa
Agency, 81 Nenl1etd-st ..... .... -.-...
LONDON, EnR.-Amortcnn Exchange, 40 Strand.
AES1ty 4. GtLL1n, Agent
"AsHlNIToS. u. c.-tal1F ttroet
, 1881-08-10

1t1:SrE1}IA 3tOntaE. No. I'll, A. +. h A. t.-Tha
members nre hrrnby nntitcd tn nttend i liuaplnt
tusn4unteut!un uf llas t.ou9e 10 be held fulne.Ry
lkandofph nth llnstad'sts. Master Mnsons. lncnl-
lors VI sIstor l0dRGs. aso cordially y sttEi: a., .
C1iAa. II. uNtsHAN, Secretary.
, 1881-08-10

KENTUCKY Is tho first Stats 10 but ,s,,.,,
convlcts on tho rock.ptic. f:lthor Tia s,,s.l maa
that stnto nro very hartl or tho roct, vssafs
soft. s's w
, 1881-08-10

Exr0a1t1on Hus1dtnx.
Michigan avsnuc, oproslt Adams street, Thomas
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Grant Opern-1EouEcs
Cfurk strrct, orposit nem Const-llouso. Enrnso.
mont Ut the Acmo Opera Company. '1'he Mnacottc.' =
Afternoon md evening.