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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-10
JUBILEE ORGANS G

LIFE. and DEATH of JAMES A. GARFIELD
Rss ENrS WANTED ENs Es Bd5K BK s sEI T
80 per cent discount Agents sE SnOF s T iS orrs
Il CINCINNaT1 ia CEcNNATI o.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-10

An advertiser in Texas calls for "an I'M
dustrious man, as a boss hand over 5000
head Of sheep that can speak the Spanish
language hrenlly." ....
, 1881-01-03
How to Oct Around the World III TWnn.
1YstDatr t10MFn. =

An eccentric l1erln rhllnspnnr announces that
ho has alfseurureta wry 70 nuke a trip arpItnl
nD II informed w tho CaptHint Of a4lps that
bIrtIs uy1 seun ut sou II tlol,salld nles OF u,Hru
fs1nl land, nlltl pls0uutea It seif-eyllunt thAt
tAey must ru.teA shoro III a. very short tille,
since thoy uint,0t tlhtt v resting place In mil:
otcltI. Penn this In conceived tho tt1na that
they Mersly sn!sa themselves Aloft, md. with
nnly u,ltI'lHh mutton ~ Keep htlGat, remain ~
royolvos around untlur tAe,u, All tlloy thpn
hayc 70 d. y =, WALL until tho desired sp't ~
comfortably tO lowur tl,gn,scivus :. to aisI,i
ground. ThEs in9onlous prantlee on tho part 81
hltsIs tho lerlu Aa. pn,pslass to inilutu fas
passenger. .car ut rtuulur construction that he
A.ta lnycntrl. md which will Ah,r nlnls un1 IT.
AI.lll staliHnHry, while the restless carth rolls 0l
l.rlow. IL It,u1 nnt appelr ttu4t hv bus succuss-
fully trie1! trip With hia l,Itson h1Insv!f, but
ho Inns lniA hIs thonry bAfNra the a'ulylcchHlu
Bocoly ur llcrlIl!. a,l1 given all c1aborato Us.
a.,sltia9 ps It., Tue Society tccelyuti 1t Mppar..
GRSdc4t
, 1881-01-03

publican pnrty In tho somih7 What would lr
tho result " 1en. GhrGcth wErc 10 attempt tty
1.-THE wny to r,nkc the Hnnlh llcpu11icli IL to
tln 1t wlthrilt thttr kitrStnH It,. Let him gge u
decent. respectable pilltthts.1 n INT cure ns1a
lo Smith .fncB mt ','ro Whittier shoy tH. b,nck
Will hnyt tnknn tho flr4' Ers.ns STRIP II thts dIrrc.
tun. All tbht thoy want In tho ensith Is h1ne.s,
fnr government. Ex-Sennttlr bruce. Of Missss-
tfppI. fnr instance II acceptable 10 NIL clnsEcs liz
tMt static. An hpp1fntmEut such n+ thnt of
Ilruen to somp Important Federal position wh,'fd
ih iherc: lit Il he takos tho binck aid whita al.
Set,tusera dnw1, t,orn nnd tnstnlts them IN pow
or, ho viii rotnrti anl delay Republican gr',wth
AMI ,levGtUtHtIt.lt III tho Mnith. Tho sltith
w,,,I!a her httn.rr. Fcsleral and Htntc.. to
lW honestly n,tt,!net.re1. II t'n1s. uarisrli
will do NIL In esln III tLtt direction
he will lnsenslbly win nnppnrters FOR nis A;H!u.
conflict with tho extrcmb radical wing ar any
other wing of 1is n'Fil party they viii snstAssa
and hul.t up l'fs hands."
TttE nMHAK-Cr ~ PARTIES,
"ltnwwtli tho ilrcnk-,'p of parties y tho South
affect Ito .icgrtI mil tlln Sutlih itsrlff"
"tn my DptuIpn lltsa<trHllay. hittl THIS fAcn
le!Orc went South. nalt what Eaw ailtl heArtl
there rrt'M tneH Of MI IMrttes confirms mo tn
this View. Even thu ncp1nrrd mon themselves lie.
l0trt 4; ! colnreA rs.In1ntttco thai xnltca .lnos'
inc Y New 0r'a1is o. pressed TUG opinion ihnt u
would bg t!lo urntest eaftnlty that cttl tefnil
tic coInrch people !u TIC solith. acc tn wint
pnsA II hns trtsHht Etrsinn-tn tho Verge 1T re-
pudintiott. If. fa!tl tcatitg whIiu nGil -fslGr-
ehnhta. manufacturers. tdIlnrs uf newspapers.
na well ~ Jh'ittt.nns.'wn ttIrl,it INNING t.1,r-
selves and ca;l III tho f'cxr easy nIfns1lcett 1'y
ter that hils ever befullct us tho War hardly ox-
EHDtru.' -
, 1881-01-03

Exporting Wheat via Fort York.
Nr'p 3ork Timer.
Some OF tho Canadians svom TO bo considcTa-
Dly olate1 oyer tho SUCCESSFUL trip rnutiu by
fr1tn Fort York; on Hudson lIay, to England.
The voyage was lnado for slle purp0Be OF test
northwest territory ot tho dominion With tho
outer ~ur!d, rr9t. i!al " contttnnt that itu4sun
Strut, which Ia tho most NOT thery point attainG
open for navigation fur nuarly ak 1naslibs dur
Ire obstruction Of leo would lJ0 hnrtlty 4 moro
, 1881-01-03

Winchesterss 1iypop1l ospl,Ises
VIII csiFe con9unptloa, coughs, Vcak lungs,
ptonen'tia, and general debility. EatsbllAaaa
twenty-oue years.
, 1881-01-03
FINANCIAL.
$20,O'00,00O
i.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
dENERtE FIRST 1(ONT0AGE -
nAILROAD AND L1ED 1HiNT SfNKISG
:; '.FUNU COED ItONDH,

PRINCIPAL md interest raynbIo In Tho city Of Now
York In nlsc Htntcs EnId oaln Ut present aannoara
Of weight Ind tinunosa. ~
, 1881-01-03

tnaoton Of tho kilneys aud urinary organs
faosu tha Wusst Ut dl4sasost which Hop Hiiter4
kuFG1.
, 1881-01-03

Far ,t.r. .rn,a :. -. ,nveHr" an, '.a'lwa9.
nnrlr q q CiAft-dt, GRIND lapo, Htink'4 Kxpfesa
oMcos taHiae Itaust. Is GanAl-nt. ana Tho tlutut,
, 1881-01-03

. BOMBED DEDT LIMITED 70 f;m
ger milo Ut rond finished md accepted BY tho FTas"
dent Of the uulleI H;nles.
, 1881-01-03
W1tITE-EAGLE.

Tho Pathetic Story or Tho l'oncn Chief,
Told IN 11ln Own Q1tsalnt Lnts2ungG-
The WRONGS Of The Tribe. md Their
Present Content Curious indian
HRrhtts.
, 1881-01-03
PRINCIPAL. fluE JANUARY ], 1871.
lHTEHEyr FER CESv. PAYABLE JANUARY
AND Iul.Y t.

"Free fru MI United Htates, Suite. md fnunielpul
taxcs Tint nay te required by law to be deducted by
saiu Company from said INTEREST,"
, 1881-01-03

a-nrpot rorEor OF WslIe md KtnxIo-st4
b-Hcpoe cOrnpr OF Canal mud KIntfe. .sts
Chlcnao, Hnr1inEton 4: tantncy Ka11rona.
Fof Math. ;llfne-1nh!e*. Heepin9Car Arsonmn,yn.
tinnt: apply at ~ EInrk-As. i3fnnd lincitjn iInsoi
nflstkn EIrrtfs tlfiCts, fdnt or fnlnna.ny firhnH
$MhtrI I}eptt. CannI xtid d!4tetnth. Lid f,nfrnrt
House. md ii tnrnl-st @'u4''
, 1881-01-03

FORM OF NUND9.
Coupons Of s10M cneh with privilege OF reRt*sra'
ton OF principal. Registered certificates Of &s0n ane
, 1881-11-27
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

TIE collections On lutablc goods yesterday
were *ld.S3}.
CHICAGO distillers exported seycnty-iiyc bar
rcIs Of alcohol yesterday.
At :he sub-Trcasury yesterday $lu,uUU III gold
aud $l.,0N III silver was disburscd, while SlS,G1
i'll silver was received.
TrE receipts for internal revenue yesterday
amounted to s:r, ,oa5 or which *3o,'39 WAS far
spirits, so for tobacco and cigars, and Sj,714
for beer.
announcing, the receipt VI foreign lnuils lis to!-
lows: Hon. Kong, the ::yth; Shanghai, the 18th;
and Yokohama. thu :svth.
Dan SHEPARD is ,lut in tue least exercised
over tue reports which mako hin Ii pronlnnt
Candidate for tho ppxit1on OF Collector vi Cu.-
1osl:. anu. while he refuses u &c interviewed,
he characterizcs the reports lis absurd.
MH. Ira TEiLL1rs, OF Rockford. ILL.,. WHO WIS
mcutionutt tnnlu" weeks alro i'll VnE TRIBUNE as
charging ckorbitant Interest Tor the l,nl!las Ut
claims that nu Injustice was tur MIN it tho
nrticlc, lie says he was solicited by uin.ly Of
tho workult.1l ID ADVANCE them nul1ct Until they
gu1 their puy, and be n!rced I" du it. charEiil:r
them per cent i month. This hr snys, harriy
paid Him for his frr1hv. us he had to travel buck
and forth 10 Rockford. p1y hutci bills here, etc.
THE i.EIrEN-cAnE1Ei:s
Of the seeond-cass IS employed iii cities Of The
brrs uf the Forty seventh Congress ask Ing that
tnc inequality in tho rMtes ut compensate l,},y
received BIZ nude more equitable They say
thc1r salary is s::oo per year les. thur, 1hu5c 1T
the first class, md SoD per YEAR less than tltd to
carriers iii cities Ut the second class while: /:
Gusts ulurc support family III Il la;.y,. city
where rcnts and living arc high. Tho pres
ent free delivery system. it is stuffed, has
swellcd to enormous proportions sinct It'll;
aud with this increase Of business comes t1,t,rc
LABOR to those cnsaged in carfyin. 1t On. Each
, 1881-11-27

s. Albany Af2M&
Mr.. Alfred J. Dobso., formerly OF New York,
put tow Of London, arrived in this city few
days ugO bearing with him the plans OF cotOs-
sal hotel to be crcetcd III London. These plans
were submitted to Mr.. Charles l.. Leland, anu he
was asked to assume the infringement Of the
gentleman stguitled hts intention of accepting
tho otter. anu the work OF erection will rnpfdly
80 Oh. The new hotel will stund upon os,e Of
the tno5t commanding and attractive sites in
London- The situauon Is upon the Victoria
embankmcnts, a short distance from Charr,g
tue Houses Of Parliament, Westminster Abbey,
anu the fashionable theatres Of the city. The
QUILTING Will face partly upon whitehall plnce
ana partly upon new road SOON to be opened
the Victoria embankment, and from the
windows of the house magnificent view will be
hhd both up and down the Thames. Adjoining
the site are the residences of various wealthy
peers: and the sardens attached to their palaces
will be Il most PLEASING feature. Between the:
IS beautiful park. adorned With a handsome
statue Of Sir James Outran. The hotel will &C.
cupy area OF 4:.0lW square feet, and its di-
1nenstons will be 4O0 feet upon the river and ~
upon Wh!tehali-piace- It will be nine stories iu
hight, and will coutuin noout A)0 single rooms
aud suites. furnishing accommodation for
lao or 1850 guests TO fulfill the terms
of tho contract upon which the land was &C.
cured, 1errace thirty feet IN width and the
leugth OF the house 400 feet} will bo constructed
tshed wifi exceed 3l,00U,00O and the furniture
$75.ojo. 1t will be the only hotel III Europe
strictly American, and It Is tn.euded especially
for the accommodation nf visitors from this
country. Nr. Leland will take With him hts
chef, barkcepcr, and walters. The house will
mouths. The architect is 31r- E. c. II. Blake. Of
London.
, 1881-11-27
4 I0liGh GANG.

Fink's notorious saloon On Madison street,
near Cunal, wills the scene OF another row lust
night In which good deal Of blood was spilled
but no particular damage was dune About l.
o'clock Officers Jennings uud Fitzpatrick 1nade a
tour over the place among Tho dirty rramps,
seeking for some one who was So wanted:
While they were thus cngaxed five or six youn:,
fellows, half full Of bad whisky, Started row
out in front OF the door, choosing as their vic
tin 1i:tii whose nu1nc could not be Hscer.
tained. lIeari1gthe fuss the officers stepped
tn the door. which had been Closed
ulld wis held by couple OF sturdy
yul1uy toukhs. Tho policemen made short
WORK Of them, und llnnilr succeeded In kett'n.
ut the pu.;ists On the sidewalk. Two uf the
thugs tuckled Officer Jennings, who would have
turei bauiy hnu IT not becll for the pruslpt ILL
tcrference Of Il brold-shollilcrcd sIx-footcr.
who grabbed one or the nssailan1s. Jennings
thon ulut short work Of tho othcr. me
two officers, With tho MD OF their his
fric,d, then marched nrn Ut tho
uuug to the West Mudison Street Station. where
they guvc the names of Mike Rice Eddie 1sAncs,
Frank Murray. Danicl kibbIe, aud back WALL
The tlrsf-nh.ncd had II cut on the buck Of hls
head, frou which nc WIS bleeding rather frrciy,
most trouble He is butcher, and
hus tho reputation OF beiux one of
tho hardest nen on the West
Side. White being scurched In the station nc
made three nttempts to bite OF oillcer Jennings
nose. Lookup l.uwicss prevented him e"cn
time. The gang IL considered IN cXccetiln:!f
tough onr, md Justice Walsh will probably give
them II terra in tho bri.fewel when the case Is
brought before him tomorrow.
, 1881-11-27
DfsfrnncAi>ch for Seven Years - Il
Philadelphia inspectors Righteous


Philadelphia Times. Nnr. r..
Tho expectation that the jury into whose
hands the futc OF William Cuntcs. Judge. Thumas
Mckane, Minority Inspector, and Franz Enr-
man, the iattcrs clerk. OF tho Eighteenth Dvts-
ion Ut tho Thirty first Ward. chus1ed with 1n'tE-
Ing a fraudulent return Ut the votes CAST os
Mayor King, would renter n verd!ct yesterday
morning WAS sufficient to crtwd the courtroom
with sut-bosscs and hceiers Of tt1nt and neigh
bori15 wards. Promptly ut 10 O'clock the 1urf
came into COURT Exul,nt1ou mArked every
workers face rs tho foreman announced that
Contes and Ebrtnan had been found not guilty.
Gloom and dcsponaency. however, followed
quickly lie the verdict wus announced th''t Nc
Kane rad been adiudgcd guilty, with RECON-
rlc,ltfAtion tO mercy. ~
Judge LudtnW sniJ: !" am Tree to say thar |
doubt altogether Coates uompsitty In the fraud:
and think If he bad been convicted | should
hesitate tu prorouncc Judgment UPON him. as
10 Ehr1nan, nuren't nnyrulng TO say except
rh,.t the jury looked UPON him US the clerk OF
tho Inspector . ..
Isnlah urow,,. counsel for tho .lcfendMnt, sug.,
gested that the Enpposfton that his cftunt had
sold t,,lt his party should not work against HIM.
He cnntcnded. also, .lat Mckaue hAd no. been
the minority Inspector us the jury had been icd
to believe, but had been the maturity Inspector
clerk. Judge Ludlow replied th1t he wa5 ig-
nn:,tnr OF tile p,;tcal com plexou OF the dlv35-
ion, but sad that the defendant tlnlsclf had ad-
,ntted that he bud been the minority Inspector
The prisuner having been ordered to stand up-
Judge Ludlow said: ''T The jury. hare recom-
mcnded sou to the mercy OF the Court, and Aul
Obliged 10 certain extent to take notice Of that
recommendation. Have YOU unytniug to say As
, 1881-11-27

adE DETECTION IN 7.tMMASY- HALL. THE
TALK IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
6peeia, Dtspatch to 1ae Chicago Tribune,
NkW 1oRK. Nov. ..6.-The detection in Tam
many Hall last night wus all the talk In political
circles today. Democrats and Republicans alike
discussing It with varied opinions. TIC juds-
aaent OF the County Democracy politicians seems
*oue mat Mr.. Kelly has ,uade Il grave mistake,
Una one not easily pardoncd cycn III so euga-
csoas ind able politician as himself. Atnaug
INC ffty-niue men who cut ndrIrt with Mcss11.
faf1as and White, :" the disciplined were inen
VINO have been MIR. kclly's lifelong friends, So
eaaaS and politically; who have stool by him in
uaas political tcmpcsts, always i'll tna fore,
e'eaer In victory or defeat 1t is 4 question,
argue the County Democratic politicians,
whether
JOHN KELLY CAN STAND THE DETECTION
VI such men as John i. Wulsh, Smith f. Lane,
T. A. MARITIME, John NJ Comm, John H. llarnctt,
fn'l'p Mctklc. John McCabc, Willinna Hitch
"aa' Andrew J. White, aud others almost as
"eu known md Us influential. The malcon-
tehts it is understood, will bo formally received
lnto the drums Of the County Democracy, which
- always ready to receive recruits. regardless Of
+ae source wlaence they comc- One Of the de-
se15ers said this inornin. that the cni had not
zone Gome- We will have plenty ut iinta1urs.
tahniHnys ranks will be greatly deciluatcd be-
aote ,te many weeks Kelly cstnuut hosi then, to-
eethcr now as hc could when be had heavy pat
fonagc bchud him.
NIL KELLY WILL SAY NOTHING
1puIunclS concerning tho trouble Those Of bis
.,s .t.saas Nho are ucArcst to him declare, how
eota. maj nc has not uiadc Il mistake, but has
ae3ed With the remarkable courage chnracteris-
ns s1aa ot the man. Ercf since Mayor Grace has
~ IN once, they say, he has scduously strivcn
~. oL bargains, promises. and iat1igues. lie
s~ eoss NO opportunity to seducs Iaumany
, 1881-11-27
THE COUNTY BOARD.

<uecu1atious on the New Deal.
Work has begun In earnest looking to reor-
oan;x,np the County Board. and in few days
arrangements will have been completed for Il
CAUCUS Of tho Republican members. Tho first
pont sought to be mnde by those filled with
aubiuon is the election OF Chairman, and
5r may be- safely said on this question that ai Of
the Old members. without Il single exccp ttou.
are iu.lhe hands Of their friends. They are not
aIl candidates for the position, but not one OF
fhatn would decline the honor II 1t was thrust
upuu hi,p, and, such being casc. the widest Kind
Of speculation is being tndu'Sed in-
The outspokcn candidates ior t6e position arc
put down rs Commissioners Clark. Endcr,
O'Nel1, and Knopf, while those not 80 outspokcn
are Commissioners Senne and klehm, either OF
whoul. it is thought, might possibly crowd IN rs
cncd Gertnan combination. Messrs. Curk and
Enucr are saiA to be- pulling together. and they
think the arrtngcmenss taey haye .1 made wlll l
othor ] hui band O'NciIl antl Knop are calculating
upon n wl}k-away with thoir combinations. the
only thing ss1 daee oenS rmss
mcnt, which was first punllcly mooted yestef-
day.
culation being, OF course. upon the Republicans
DrI1., able 10 a@rer, md To- rcnch q conclusion
Without Democratic help. In view OF the facts.
what The outcome will be, would be TO waste
spuce. One thing is quite evident, however, and
thut is. that whatever the result may he. 1t will
rui1uu for behind tue election Uf Chairman is
Inc forming of committees and tho election OF
employees. ill of which must be sotted In caucus,
II any uf tho plans now proposed go through.
so far ~ can he learned, all Of tho Commis-
sioners viii hare II grcnt deal to demand ut tho
HANDS Of tho c.lucns. Mr; Farrcn,, for instance,
rs engineer ut the County Hospital: Mr..
Entlcr wants Mr. L;ebi% made engineer at tho
JUL alessrs. Senne nnd hlehm will demand
1bnt Warden Peters be kept at Tho Poor House:
W 1,ht.iuyut,1 will he satisfied with nothing less
, 1881-11-27

1, men, and what Is more to his diseredIt, say the
~ ~lainmauy men. his Honor has done al In his
power 70 induce the men he hns won over
from Inmmany to create disturbances in their
,, osnizasion ~ order to ijurc and ultimately
:; ~ ,.e,, hn Acily The power behind the throne
~ iHasllS recognized. There is too much wire
pulling not to recognize the deep aud
SLIPPERY METHODS OF S. }. T1LDES.
ana an 20 1t was with the cascs OF Perry and White
dney we're both snen Of Influence In their re-
spect1vc districts. and II their good cruces could
a,a az "un their icaity to Kelly could BIZ shaken.
anu their power transferred to the Tiden
sue Of the party. They were both given Offices
t.Ia 10 .nat end; Ther were both induced to make
trouble in 1A1nmany Hall. They both 1nltlc the
trouble john Kelly had to DISCIPLINE then,
to protect himself and to sustain the Influence
OF MS organization There seems to be bur !.
slnx'e reueensiug quaitty tn the ruic or Mr.
kc!ly-tlie qualify or holiness, which he un-
donotedly possesses. His Committee On Dis
cfpline was US energetic and remorsclesa be-
Tore the election, when he did not know whether
be would bc in hopeless minority Or not,as it is
alter the election, when be insists that he has
beaten the County Deluocracr
, 1881-11-27
LATE LOCALS.
Il Batch OF Items from tile Police Sta.
f{frf

4 Butc,l OF Items from the Police Sta.
rkOnN.
Lizzie S,ulth and ilanunh Hansen were ar
rested and locked mp Mt the West Mndison Street
Station I.st night. having in their possession
two lo.,g ostrich tips, some gloves. a1d lot OF
miscellaneous articles stolen from Mrs L. j..
Taylor, Of M. lii Peoria street.
John Ferguson, who IS supposed tsl have been
tue principal In the rsabbery OF lit. Cox, OF Je'-
seyytilc, was arrested yesterday und locked up
1T tho Arnors. He had $l95 in his possession
When arrested.
Joan Eurus and Siegcr" Sullivan m;..1e Il
desperate assault upon old pennl't-p pctltlEcr
ut the corner OF Cannl and Madison streets last
night. Officer Jennings locked up tho would-be
robbers.
Two young men named 0tt md Slavfn. who
had witnessed the holding up-of Ill aged man
mt the curncr of Aberdeen ,l,,d Titen streets,
called the attention Of Alr. IL. I: Stevens
TO the lnan who done the job, ana
that gentleman, after Il lively chase captured
the thief, finding lit his possession I'LL OLD silver
watch With Il leather string attached tO II. Nr.
Stevens took lis prisoner to tie MaAlson street
StAtlon, where hc gave the tit1,r ot }ohn Schultz
The nEd 1nau Disappeared, and the police nre
looking Tor him 80 that they 1uay prosecute the
thief.
Martin l}lakc and Charles German. pickpockers
or the most dangerous character, were arrested
yesterday by Detectives Amstein aud Ryan
They were caught on State street, hanging
about Leh1nnnu's Fair
, 1881-11-27

to the persons who induced you to commit this
o1ense OF which you now stand convictedT'
No one induced me to do anything" the pris-
oner replied. >"'
The act Of Assembly prescrihes for a conyic-
uon of this Kind an imprisonment Of year ana
u tinc Of nut less thnn S10U." said Judge Ludlow.
tho masz formidable part OF the Judgment, Which
l will not however, enter In your case. Tne
Judgment Of tho court Is thnt you undergo an
line Of $lgU: md that for the period Of seven
yenrs you be tiisa bIed from holding any position
OF honor, trust, or profit in this Commonwealth,
and. moreover, for the same period be disabled
from giving your vote at any general OF special
election lit this Commonwealth
The prisoner received his sentence with evil.
dences OF the deepest emotion. He rteled for 4
moment and fell into tho arms of friend. He
"as led to u seat nenr the bar, and remained
mehitntlng upon his fate with his head buried in
hs bands, while Alexander Crawford, Mart"
hillucky. and a haif-dozen others OF that llk
buZzel about him.
, 1881-11-27
cxplaius, naturally made some Of the stockhold-
ers uneasy and injured the drcdit of the con-
FIELD TRIALS.
THIRD DAY OF TIE Doc; TRIALS ON LONG
LAND.

THIRD DAY OF THE DOC; TRIALS ON LONG
ISLAND.
Speci1, Dispotch to 1he Cht~9co Tribune
NEW 1OuKr Nov. 21--I4ast night at Ruben's
Island, L. L., the entries in tie "Pcconic." or
Ail-Agcd Stakes, were drawn. Out Of forty
four nominations twenty-one entered. In the
pools Daisy Layer1sck, belonging to James II.
Goodscll, Of the New York Graphtc, sold bly,
favorit; Dashfng Monarch. one of the winners
last year, secoud choice; Grousedale, the winner
Of the Puppy Stake In 1879, third choice; Tom.
belonging to Paymaster Watkins. OF the United
States navy, fourth choice AT 9:2O this morn
Ing Sensation and P0llt11 wero put down to run
their heat postponed from last night. The day
wns in striking contrast with the two days pre-
rious. the sun shining brightly. The wind south
west nlld bal1ny aud the birds In the open. After
nud the first place in the Derby. The Irish set
ter Guymard and the English setter Ferfdn were
thcu put down to decide
WHICH SHOULD Run WITH SENSATION
for second and third places. III eight minutes
Fc1idu coppcred tho Irish dog, and then Feridn
and sensation ran, which settled second piuce
for Feriua nnd third place for Sensation. The
first series Of heats in the All-AEet stake
was then commenced, OF which, i've
Eeats were run. The English setter Jennie the
Second beat tho 1risa setter Chief, rho winner
ter Chatelksuo beat the Larerack setter E,n-
pcror Fred. Grousednle bent Maid. The En-
Klish setter Jennie, the dAM OF Jetlnie the
Second, heat the Irish setter Brock. and the En-
Giisl setter frit,cc Hal bcat tho Irish Countess.
Dashlng Monu reh aud Tom, both English settlers,
dark us to compel postponemcnt Until Mon
dag.
, 1881-11-27
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

Unrecu1ted Love and Lnndnnnn:-
. Frlnk E. Murvin,a nachinist. died ut q clock
yesterday afternoon FROM tile effects Of 'lose
OF laudunuln swallowed tho previous evening.
From all that could be learned it would appear
that the unfortunate man was Il victim Of un-
renuitcd love. 4 call at the house where his
tcath occurred, NJ 81 South Cnrpentcr street,
enabled reporter to get hold Of Whit Mre s.lld
to bc tho facts in the matter. 4 iad;" ooardtu:
in the same house suid that Marvin had been III
tcrcstcd in the laudEndy fur sollic time pnst but.
unfortunately for him. She lid not enter
tain snilar feelings toward hin. Friday night
about S:;J o'clock the Judy caims to have heard
4 slight dispute between Narvin and tho iaud-
ludy, which lr ended by saying: "Wc'i, sup
pose nrny It's we'll settle it right npw." there
upon he drank thu contents Of q small phial. 1t
was at Arst supposed that he was trying u hoax
them. but. when the etlects Of the nareotie
began to show itself, they bccamc alarmed 1nd
nurcu attended him, but he did not rally from
tho cthargy induced BY the poison, dying ut tue
hour lueniionctl. lie was u years OF age. The
Coroner will bold Ut, inquest today.