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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

A young lady who was doing the
Alps, reports progress to her guardian ;
ii tried yesterday to climb the Matter.
horn: didn't reach tho top. Its ab.
surdly high-everything is in this
country. Please send me some money"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

A certain minister invariably forgot
to give out the notices at the proper
time, One Sunday be announced them
just before the last hymn, the first line
Of which CHANGED TO be, "Lord, what
a forgetful wretch am p and the poor
man was even puzzled because uni.
versal smile spread over his congrega.
tion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

Col. copelands lecture was inlmitable In lie
way, mixture Of splendid oratory, eauStie wilt,
and humor Of refined and highly entertaining
order. Many who listened to him declared him
more than a match for Ingersoll-apd the peer Of
any lecturer 10 the held.-Chieaqo Tribaae.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
EDUCATIONAL.
BY NJ. L. MooUowN.

Col. J. P. Sanford has won for himself rep.
utation In Muncie that can never be efaced. Aa
lecturer be stands without peer on the Ameri.
eau platform. lie talks with that freedom and
ease tha, is admired BY all and possessed by very
lew. lie was the best lecturer Of the nine who
appeared In the Banner oourss-Muney (Ind.l
Daily TimeI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
S Clearlleld Nursery. sTS
4sSa- -
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY

FENHE undersigned, having established Nur-
Il sery on the Pike, about half way between
Clcarfeld and Curwensville, is prepared to fur
nish all kinds Of FRUIT TREES, STANDARD and
dWarf) Evergrcons, shrubbery, Grape Vines,
Gooseberry, LaWton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Raspberry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees,
Ounce, and early scarlet Rhubarb, &c. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
J. d WRIGHT,
sop20-6s-y Curwepsvillo, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
Insurance Agency
-OF-
WILLIAM G. HELMB0LD,
Patton BIocK, CurtronsUiIio, Pa
COMPANIES Represented !

Companies Represented
Commercial Union Ins. Co., Assets 81, ,oes.lO2 65
Piromen's Fund Ins. Co., Asscts".... 100 olI %
Union Insurance Co, Assets .......,- ,ozVoSi W
Traveller Accident Ins Co. Assets. b,5lp, W. ~
Northern Ins Co. Of New York As'ts 3i6,s9U 90
Insurance placed oa all kinds Of property At
Curwen,ville, Pa, Feb. 10, issl.tt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

Some things are past finding out
The love for whiskey is what staggers
a man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
Agricultural Implements!

Il TAKE this method Of notifying those in need
Of a good Mower, REAPER, Ihresher OF Plo"
that have the agenoy Of tho
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

Perry II Carson the officer of tho
van, had a new pair Of hand cuff, hold.
ing them for the prisoners hands, as
he came into the front Office Of the
Jail. The eyes Of the prisoner glisten.
ed with pleasure, as ho noticed their
lustre, and he said to Carson 81 am
much obliged for these bracelets they
just suit me. Say to Mr. Williams |
am much obliged to him, too" And
he jumped into the van in a more
sprightly manner than heretofore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
The largest Circulation Of any Newspaper
In North Central Pennsylvanis.
Terms Of Subsoription.

n paid Ia advance, or within 3 months..s2 OO
Il paid after and before mouths..,.,., 2 SO
90 nail after the expiration Of Q months. 2 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
SPECIAL TO OUR PATRONS.

The course Of lectures will be given
in Pies Opera House. We feel safe in
saying that they will prove moro &C.
ceptablo than any course Of lectures
ever delivered in Clearfield. We know
they are much moro expensive than
any preceding ones At our low rates
Of admission IT will require liberal
patronage TO meet the expenses con.
nected with these lectures. The free
lectures Of Tuesday evening, music,
evening readings and hall rent alone
will cost $3.50, all Of which must como
from the proceeds oftheoth evenings.
The rates Of admission will be as
follows.
Single tickets TO the lectures Of Col.
ones Sanford and Copeland, 40 cents.
Tickets for the full course, sl.00; a
slight reduction made on family tickets.
Tickets will be sold at the postofice
and at the ticket Office, at the head of
the stairs.
The train due at Curwcnsville at
114O A. NJ, will probably be run back
to Clearfeld on Monday, in order to
bring up-river teachers TO the opening
session Of the Institute.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

j. Stanley Brown was called, and
testified that he was private Secretary
of the late President. His attention
was FIRST called TO Guiteau about the
first days of March, aud bis observa.
tions continued up to June, when the
witness went to Europe. He (Guiteau)
appeared first at tho Whito House
about the Sth or 9th of March be
kept up his visits, sending in bis card
and taking bis seat in the waiting
room he came into witness room
four or five times saw him probably
fifteen times about tho house and
grounds no was accustomed to write
notes to be delivered TO the President.
A bundle of notes were handed to
Mr. Brown, and he identified them as
notes written by Guiteau and left at
the Executive Mansion. He testified
that Guitcau's visits were so persistent,
and the nature Of bis application such
that he (witness) had told him that
bis application must go to the Secreta.
ry of State they had very competent
ushers there, who had way OF keep.
ing away persons whose visits. were
Objectionable.
Mr.. C0rkbill here read the notes to
the President identified by Mr.. Brown.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07
CLEARFIELD PA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T. 1881
aUITEAU,s LETTERS.

They all related to Guteaus office
seeking.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-12-07

John Taylor, colorcd hackman,
was called to the stand, aud testified
that week before the shooting Guiteau
was at the depot-at the time the
President was expected to 60 away
he engaged the witness hack to take
him to Benning's station.
Mr. Scoville confused the witness
considerably in cross-examina,ion as
to how the witness knew it was Gui.
teau.
Aquilla Barton, another colored
hackman, was examined. He saw tho
prisoner at the Baltimore K Potomac
depot first about balfpast 8 o'clock
Guiteau came along and asked for
Taylor witness said Taylor wasn't
tbcre, but he would like TO wait on
him Guiteau insisted that be wanted
to see Tay lori he returned in half an
, 1881-12-21

sr. u. HGWtis IN tAr 1t nAttr,
Mao r.s 1ase, y. ,i, Wn9h n nsot,Sn,ly camo on.
Mrs. Otlu.A and s!rn. MMualGilnls; 1t hnl i,ni!y
tn nn discussed. utter much teAtiG,atly IL thi,
quit A'ld peiicenblu charaottr af bHA pArttts.
y dozen 0r Muro witnrssaa wnEo cIluu prlu.
nip4lly yusx Hrts. WIN had rptnu III their heat,
nIld with wltl ,Ille e0lt fuIleY this VI, uuu,Ia,tlI
o. preaent stttstylnx exclte'hpni sna f.tlnr0
ouet'rity. Ihu witnesses were Kollel1lly lpurq
tht,HHtt, una o,Nll nnt INT tIrod N my fuiinw-
sreutalD.a. ! suppose, II went u Krcilt -t,any
tiacs; liked q. ts'nsI.ler' tho hungry xrav-
y tao ~ 'has ."t. i,nS H., y taey lisaot.,
nlnra! nnt"rcs-or thelr I,ntnnral naturus
nj tne aro*s Rtl r'!liMhlo shuvks daily In.
have tried ~ troIt my nlAtaral aKhtiy md un.
tvrtatn.!,1iy. ~ y trun ral,ortcr should. nut
w0llld = n9t l'uye NY reader SUPPOSE that ! did
ahilIin. anu IT. musk tran NIL that lying, ruwnr-
NY guilt. ur iitA nut suspect nOw It l,st h.lrlu
M adj dops'lvo thaso tslit,la 1t naty entertained.
eyes iAy uftrr day, ttI.l,t iGyu u ,ls,A u( MURAL
duath IIvht4td It, W4leh ,lu prtsGtInr WOrK hulsu
Gun hereafter euro., We al know i!tal tls gSil.
itis nf u,!r !aw ~ rnblIclty' bnt 1t nay bu Aus-
ptulltat'iy sept prlfIltn ~ hntylnxs, tho pnp-
Nlar ntt'atlMlice on which WIS nileu supposed io
W ! Galwnrk " ruElosl aud MnrlIty.
! sHw. 4 spado wAs I,euuasAry eaitetl u sl,attc;
nat u soo,ntn u 'na taat with atl tho waste Ut
tlHln ulli snEclgn alloy lhg tlI PurttMn k8rsols-
tl,llilR fho tune uf tlu prUcttluru tu grave de-
GHcy Gt'siEnt,unt with tho ll,luIrles uf Jlsllrn.
For y w'ta rca:ly tusscu thut saa administered,
80 thr Wy cnul,l seo; at,d Justice th4t was By nj
sKh,ctl. Tho raluses wess lcutdud by p,lp ulH,,
'r''"' "ssd"''" sS'!aLf extINoIul out at wrilh.
, 1881-12-21

'wtntlsor Castle, tho suttcs which were occupied
~ tho Frincu Cottaort have never llean Klterad
III my way since Ills delth. Everything renialna
ms hu left II. The sourns nro kept lnckch up
during tho ahscnrn of tho court. bnt. IA tho
Queen Cnntcs to cnct rh1acc. they ntU nponcd,
md lighted IN every e.ennR during her etny.
At Wtn'fsnr her Majesty nAlnlly rnsscs q part Of
tnch oyrntnH In !ha l'rislcu Consort'a sitting
r,oi', hls suite ndlotnnR her own, which open
from TIM ,trai!s corridor. ,Fro1norc hns becn
practically rendered unavailable ns II rrsIiclcrt
ln cuNscnitrnco ur tho Quccn !.nylng t!asel up
the tpot',: ,wheh Wcre used hnl'!tunlly by tue
Duchess 0f kDnt. ThIa house wAs always nm IT..
conveniently stra!l one. and tho shutting up Uf
iho hest rooms t,ntkes Il ttaposslltr to nctonnn-
qnse h,or i9y r anl ns,aG'tsnsnt hs % thors' wn,G
~ Il is worry dull t'lacr. anil exceedingly damp.
The Queen pnssrs Gvery nnriItt,R ut Fr,g,nnro
ieaty itas tents put up, on tho lnwtl. brcnkfAs,s
III nne, and writes her 1atterH and trnsacts bsl.
!"ss In the Gther. driving buck 10 the castle TO
lunch: Two grt'ons are kcpt cs,nanntIy rsn-
played conveying tho lIoxea Of papnrs frum Sir
llenrr ponsonby nt tho caHtto to tho Queen III
her tcnt4
, 1881-12-21
THE REBEL SWAG.
hob TDontbs Dncs Not Bclleye TINT
JeT Dhvia Got Away with II.
I3utflul nfInGfeh In Y1.a fthfeano lrtnIns

bob Tnontbs Does Not Believe tint
Jefr D'via Got Away with II.
A7Lsxrs. o.. Dec ~rne 49, @'1Sp p,,bshri % s,otc.
mea, 's BY Cen '"ssp T. 1Sns,on u hs
cy. .pn.s;,.cnt r,avts hn,, nsynr nconnn,oa nv. ~.
nvor =, tJy ~, ~ ~. SnLa ~ III. ,",o rn,r..
crncy. and that Mr.. Davis hns bccn guilty or
financial ,ntlIaceettun, creates considerable
so,'en. ,''','s nase' ano mee's "sn .ota, nnoeof.
stascment tho lit. Is moi inclined to pcl.csc that
cent or n,nnrv hcIt,u,,np tn TIN ,ota ,,onso,.
orncv ri" ,,con,n ,,ro ,rr .at,,"., ,,,,,. .hsso
~ "s spv nese ~" sa.s'ea 'nn1 1hefo
Gen. Tou.nt,s, Of e1curgia, commenting upon
tho AFFAIR. snil tnnJuhi; II canuot believe thp
Al"te"cu. ~ eoFFeet. ao 1'ot t.'h's. win "1At-
over faults he niy ho CHARGED. Air. nnris ts l,e-
esed to 10 dishonest t't'r do betove there wns
Le 'ett nehtnoni; "hl!o eanaot say 10 from
e, 'n ron a TUG
huvo been imposs,nle fur bin to have , sueu % NJ,
nmnunt ,n,trr hIa nr,1ors n, ,h. .,n,a ,ras ~.
ntno"t a"tet. ~ o'tlets NJ tno H'e' was
~ hoHle III Mhsh1ha1oT' oh.. when tho
Pres!aent, and 1teas"n md 1'reeAlnrIlse.
~ ,ao ea' ','', o.h'e .usso VI snc'r auetnpt 10
e,Ip essmpei ~ ~ moe cntestain sf uawis ~ my
iii nut inasn y" Srs HI" "t uers,1v nesafs ane f'a's
'nn,e,, nr .roau ~ .,.;s G.s VI lens;
ani s.s auu ,1. ,. M ~. ~. Jnnls. Mntt
~ Is saaed s Ht3 n tls s ,ntssvsw ~ ssn
,,o t,,sro au.s any ABOUT eohfeuer-
a's VIII know u W. w., m oov, boo ,o ,<r,,.
., " - hmoM s,t'o aau ~ ense nonso l9r lotcfRn
phnf hasr} ~ III rue' ntt ntu nearu uosi VI
r,n XII that ~ INV ncr!av aTie y tr5 ,,,,s I'LL ~
tre, "re ~ H. "Ts |i @ nat" pStsuMly " tu1s lnCi.
u's ni nis uaa . sns tn"ney @ ~ rs
i nst ,lv n,f. ~ INV T M sai,t s w a waG han ne
, 1881-12-21

Inltod Stntcs Army; anu Cnl Cascv
Engineers, engineer In charEe ot Tho work M ot
present. N' NJ "e5t
t., Tho report Of the engineer IN cl,arge IN, ~.
rGdahrt' tho hight uf lii rert MlIyr ia II. h''a
TINT n tho yeas soSsnty.to,,r feet were n,1;f anf
Aug. :. lso when tho work OF building w.. s.Gce s
Tho fnh.nce nvntlab!r Dec. |. 1881. w,,.n
ai7t7. This mvn.lnhir bi,l,lnn viii t,,umis ~, ~.
uiet!sk tu Tho hight IT = ! G'.rt. '''''' lha
natrd ~ fsniN should nt i. n'a .I'', ~. e:
iistssl t'nt tnr grn,t,'E thy Hpnrprlaiiun .ae e
{an te .ra'srss rcrc :;ptay 'hs ,n l,
lBS,, and lh,re.natters IT tic arxt .",'t.i,:r
sua.otl :. VII 10 las untler these clrsum.,,'ess
for tho work ahpn'a i,c '1l.de available issd i, sHdl
Jury nr February, laR!." ~ 'Hh'
Tho report VIVA approved and ,lrcctca IN H.,
sent to cnnRrcHa as rrt nf thu rcpnrt ar ,,'e "N
Cltl,ntss!nn. Tho Commission III IL rr,.n. s,,e
WHICH ls brlef. npprtves mud reGt,tnInrnI,p UT "
appropriation VI COZ for co,itlnu u thc ,yoa oes
" the monument fur tho year cndius J,nuu q
, 1881-12-21
OCEAN CABLES.
SOUTH AstEls1C.tS CONNECTIONS.
HpfcAt& fjApttfet to lhs t,htcuao lftt,InA


6p<eaal Dl.paset to The Chteaao 1tttunA
NEW YOl.I, Dee. W.-Tlpre seems to be
every probability tint lpfore many mouths
te!rgrnphlc communication will bu estnl,-
llshell bntwccil tlls cfty md Vera Cruz,
l'ana,na, Fcnezl,clu, Peru. CltI!i, md Snnitl
American States by direct wires, ulltl t'sat
news asld business ,l,irlcrs will bu rs regt-
larly alll VI fully received fIann tic callnlrus
Oil tho West cDast bGyuhl the eqllntur as they
how nru from Eurnlr. l'llB Central sS
South AmarIcnn Telegraph Company IL
pushing tlIa CONSTRUCTION nf United Stutus
lutEl lines al.1 laying Its sNb,uarIHu cables
rs rNpttfly HS lhe wires can be supplied.
Tho steamship Da!rs, !u;t.lcll witt, c,.b'es,
left England on Suy ~ ami
MatlelrA oil Due. for Cn!iao, wl,uro shu Il
expected 10 arrive on or ubuut Ful,. !, rho
steamer international left Eng,lsid OF INV,
u, md Will. her lnasl oE cabtes runuIlrtl Eera
Cruz III Due. II to begin
TlIE VERA cnt@x AND H0ATzAcoAi.Cus sEts-
1lOS
Some weeks ago Mir. James 4. ScryMer,
President Of the calupany, addressed le,tnr
IL tic Secretary Of tile Nasy, Mr., W!Etlaut
II. Hunt. requesting tie Seeretury to order
such naval vcssuls as might bu conveniently
stntioneAl OIL tic west coast 0f Eulltrnl
h'IH OoHk1 A'Ael't14 u lHCl4!4nt0 1Itt tly-
lng Ut the t01npany's cables Ntl4 pra,ttet
lhuH when Ialt. MI fur ~ i,ossnG wlthtIt s!pl-
rIInohs tn tho uuverntacslt service. llcv. u
Sucretary Hunt acknowledged tho receipt OF tl,o
resiucat, commended thu enterprise us unr
a'11ptod tn tho c.Ius0 ut peacu aud egluulatud To
udsAnco Tho luicscste Of tho Countries url4,set
tu tt eunncutt*l by Gublea. aad praluisstl that
tA0 Navy Department w0ull tksllp urdcra tn
!tchs. Admiral lIHlch, commanding tho I'aclia
hi',iulful., " Alfurd lha c.,tlilt0Ivu At aastat
Hlea with hts sntslsls. Ut kh0 sMls!u tlInv thur
1IE WOULD NE CAUTIONED
TO sec to It thut tho Arlllral!ty Ut tho uultosi
ssutu tiovtrunrllt ha strictly r.aIi4tulllrI
l!warl the l,ntl.HelGnt Powers who illfxlt rull-
S!tur tho!I rights invalysa In tho w0rk prsi-
tHlsed. Thu tEtlars Ut tia Navy Department
Mpto sent Ht W tllu Ml leaving ihs riiy tttl,lyt
Ihu Htcupr iHlurIlat1nhnt will tItt1uv4Iut.Jy tr-
nan lny!llI thu catlo tr.Hu vcrt CTnx nioix Tho
E1titrnl AMnr!csln tsNLst. while tho uAjr,I VIII
ILty s'ut tue estlit1 FROM C4linu nortAWuui, Thu
stcF4Ahlp ftUtFlu.er IL to ugGuallully TIM ux-
illy Gxa'lll'i1 tlie stsItiulRs ~ 10 lAkr, during
t4t survey. THO rt'utu Ut tue syste,, viii bt,
fru,n Vera Crux To ueatxAooulros ind lho.ico hy
lanA. .tnu ~
AclNisa rItE laTtIMrs or 7EtIuASvEpEc
to tue !.auitEe III snltnu Cruz. Fr.n this uuInt
the Cables Will c0ntilIuu 10 Han Joxu. d., Uuutu-
lllAla. saltl''a! Any. Fannts,H. tsueallnycutuF4,
sattH ilei.n, tuyta. anl Glnrillas. wt4sru Ii con.
nrIiln1l viii ht HlLlau with Lima, Peru At
Ch0rlll thu EemtrAl 4 snllth Amur!rujl Cot1;-
pAny's si4t"1l Will inn IL tho weat p.jusl III
acknowledgement tonpany's lima nj Vnlpx-
Ealso' Ih!s wsll hui only open communication
, 1881-12-21
FRED MUSIC.

1H!' 1"t1E Tie NUo1. sCIIF.51H'
stttfas DbpdtsA to The chteaao 79ieans.
New YuuE, Dec. nD-The legal obsttuc-
t,nr. ,rhtci, nrnvontad tho reoIignt,on of the
late Samuel Woods schems for tho cstab-
Jishmnnt Of n freq cn,,scrvntorv of ,uus,c
1.s.'i..s 49,. .,,,,...., ~. rss. ..I.,1.,.s
decision, tho work OF carrying nut the urni-
ect will be bcruu nj oncc. This nj Icnst il
49, a...tts ss,.,., ~, r.. r,t,,ita,,, tsi,,,.
one OF tho executors of tho will Of the de-
coae,,f In ts.r ,l,,rln,, Afr ,vno,,,o ttf,ttn,o
tnefo NAS created n l50uftl Ot trustees 10
, 1881-12-21
RUSSIAN JEWS.
SUBJECTS Of CHARITY.


Special Distateh to 1he Ch,taco Tribune.
New TonK, Dee. 1Q.-'flere nre about 900
Russian Jews now being cared for on Wards
Island. In the E1sst tIyer. The refugees, ms
fast rs they arrivr, are sGus to this place By
Cassle Garden ol]!eia!s, anAl provided with
provisions by the Commissioner OF Charities
and Correction. SaliIe voluntary u!u Is also
received from Hebrews III the city.
II ts stated, however, TINT tho Hebrew
Emtgrant Aid Society, which l,as cared
for sanle Of the new Corners Mt
various pnints in tho city, finds Il next tu I,npos-
s!bae to secure employment for tlcst people. m
thorn exists prrjllce nHn!n thcln that :ant,t
t'c removed. the iirbrcw Elnlgrant AID Snc!cty
Will axert us ,ttuH.st alnlct.ynrs to hNve these
country. tnt, II lhat cannot be done III rensntl-
ahle length ut time. the society will srni tl,pnl
back rniher tbnn that tho pcnpte Rtnlt henr The
public
, 1881-12-21
WAR 0f The " PAIHlcS.n

Spsca1 UIspa1ch 10 The EHteaa0 Tribune,
1SDTANaFnLIs, Dec. 19-The Eight which tas
l'cen r'pHtfux tho last three months hctwcen tho
regular school ef .nctatcIne OH tho oBo hund ulul
tho h"tneopu.hs, physin- metlleals, and &C.
lectlcs in tho other side for tho ct,'l-
troll of tho cUnsnltlnx STINT IT tho
city hospital ettlrh tonight In n yetnry for tho
rp9nlMr liftyalclnls. WIN will nnntnlll thgr 10.
attluna tilu Hrxt TWO years. THO Council rpeciv
to be represented G,t INC aMtf. and thIa uft tho
anlcutinn VI tilo sEnr III tho lanla Ut tha SUPER
tntc,l1rnt, who Is u IN reKltar."
, 1881-12-21
wild Horses l&l .ttlatraltns

3fe Cdt ms HltH $HAtH
Horses which. escaping iw asl.i tEen from ,,.i in
pdacks ~ et,lnttts on tI,u udxn nt rue so!,i u
districts III Australia hNvu !nale tle91.eM ~
huHp in rho frealtGsn mud abundant la,t "t
tt1f interior. hHy1 Hll!tnlti ~ Hueh ~ ur
thut notwithstanding tho nuHsDura GApu!e",r
shut uyery ychr, It IL ratlaltn tnAa ,"''.t
snnIo!h'lx like i0uUG If Ilslh " t,'n , t"e sIh
t9pula.s4 ot,l"lius-ViutnrlA uud AG" sni ,,4a.
WIIus-F rnnliIsx the ptils tu,mn'l,atsiy, e, tI"e
ilxuous 10 their h9r1lers. ra lslF"pea,ns. s,,i5
ps',p'sal to hayo day's llorta.sa ,t'sg !straiau
inexpsosshly harbar!a; but tle Ams,rMI,f A.,,s. n
rnrn'urs tloar tho lnteE!nr rrKartl t''s ttps
wild horses whIuu nlay o(tUI l.s -eH ft'p r., nj
III their t,lclosv.i luna III vurnln. Iar' ~, ',x
possess my u tho luHllt!oa WHEN ut.em " ,;an.
tAa Wild hnrxcs 1T ihu Eunth .auer,c" psIa !p!naa
valuable, unn hos,lo4 deslr.'ytllx v'ssita,Iy s:ia,Iy
Witch might be ,'l''io to sppnrt ins" s '.s,rtt
llf1, thcy tut fntrMInnlsty iulnFt fa9 a9,ti IJtr,
h1tses - jan than alni ut,ops savn'Mopc ~ c!p. n
W"rte t1Mn ttls shoy nra s!,seTs;s rs;s IL met
ny 'l.ltls!.tty Of denlmg WY, tRu He,.I II s,.I
IN New SDnsh Wniut prois,sus lhat tluy su,h- p...
bs clAAaesl As ntIklUtls HiItlttAla. +tEdef '"'
tursa auu Stock Protection act.
, 1881-12-21

vcxscls Being Rebuilt nj Holland, nIIcl..

VcxHcls 5cin, Rebuilt nj Holland, NI[cll,
Special 0tspateh to The CAttaoo Tribune.
HOLLAHD Mich, Dac. eU.-Tho urge schooner
allFln, Of Mnskeg0u. has been hautcd Out hero
at Antlorson's yurtl. md will rcceiyo n general
ovcrhauln7 and rcbntltlla. this winter, at MI
estimated cost of $500J. 4 largo furcu uro at
work on her. Tue schuoncr Vermont, OF CHI
cuKo, is nfs0 being rebuilt Mt tho almo yar1, aud
ailu tAG weather inAkes It nppcnr inore Ifke
Aprtt thNn DccelnHar. 1t nMkes s!urs ntlt. vus-
, 1881-12-21
ltrIIAIS.


:
NEW ToHK. IJrc. D.--Il tito suit nf Robert T..
Cutting Jr.. M ltecetver Ut tho I3anktrs' alll
lIrs'kers' Association, nKatnst Luhn nonnrr,
ft'r.1,ur President. Judgment Tor $5;'.Uoo wus Gu
tercs aRntnst tho latter, and JullX1 lawrence, uf
tho Supreme Cnurt, tenled u mutton to vAunto
tle Judgment IN the ground OF want " jurlBdtc-
lHI,.
THE I1io1,f|cE tNClIASuE WILL. CLOSE BAT-
ifHlgAf.
Tho Exchnnge ynted to ul0so Saturday pro-
ccutnV Cnglsttlus DAy.
, 1881-12-21
INVESTMENT QF IDLE MONEY.

6uttta' DLpaseh to ItA Ch.eu3+ tribune,
MADISON. Wis. Dec. @U.--italancoa lying In tho
stnt1 Treasury to tho eroAlt Of tho trust tun4
wera today lnyesthl III Government honda tlr,Iv-
tiny a,s per cent interest tn tho n.ns,unt VI spA-
schn fullu. Nll0,Un rum tho NQrt1Al Euh.mIl
fund. 93.lh1 frufn Tho University fund, and $Ej,.
wv tro'u tAs Agricultural CpaeEe fund.
, 1881-12-21

with tho west coast, bur Will practically ,i,pli.
chtc cnmmuntcnnon t,ctwcen tho tlnitcd StHtca
f}ucnos Ayrcs. Chill, PERI. and Ec,laiar. OF
tho 3.0ss knGts nf cubic cnsitracto1 fur IN AurF.
ss "tit havG ecen ma9ufMstuScs. S, " @ nn Ang a.
Will bo colnplatod hereafter every week.
, 1881-12-21
ARMS FOR IRELAND. ,

shiI I,nent Vt IL largo Quantfty IL roa to l.iyar.
pt't'I lis "h1niwaru tue customs huthurtGlcs stute
that ther wcro nld n,l,sketH and erroneou.jy
ol'!astl ny tut clerk. rAoY further stutp flMt
they Informed tho british tuu3ul
, 1881-12-21

AfIHthcF FattnFc In Elf1etnNNtf.
ClHCiHHArt. O., Dec 9O-At 10 o'clock ths
morning Rradstrect's Agency rcpurte.l the na-
slgnHieut Of the X. II. Donhnrn Fruit-Catniug
Company. The Assignee is &. X. Skunk. Tho
firm has been selling to J5T. Warren = Co., Hrv-
WMrren & 70. and Denhatn & Co. have tho sym
L,AthY uf tha public.
, 1881-12-21
STEAMSHIP NEW,

~ STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW TnHK. Dec. sD,-Arrlycd, tho Gcu+ 1ypr-
der, frotn llremen.
FAlhADELpl1A. Dec, 20.-Arrlycd, tho Lord
Gnuph. from Liverpool.
st,uT!lAAIrt,H. !1vc. aD.--Arriyod, tho Ncokur,
fgpII Now York.
, 1881-12-21

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xn,o Of form. WI. p1aeea on tho top Of tho arch.
Thc %,n11Te no ons we're enrtalne WITH s,"r tas
ferns et it'll sacm % wn.x,1Ii " nse smi1ax WI" f,,tnaned ri
Tic ,mH house was tho same l"s' display Ut decor"-
''''' = rns PRESENTS,
having tccn displayed to relatives and Intimate
Sss M sasr ' s outs sc 'sSes %e e. Gt rece Ct ae
Sir:: W,!''s@ I: vsSIor5:!!t ys,ye l'csri sHi
sis.: s vsssys6,It; !ie caa'%e'!orrs xiasS; NV
a. ,s o d9ns; 5 set NJ Il 'd s's sf k't .ltcF: snsR 5
n!Nl slrs: William 4. siasae. :, j
tlscf tcs %cr :srylss; wn M aa Mr.:
Ms. s,' saa strs. ' fcr9o ssos e .ser and sS a:
l,l.,n.1s; Mr; and slr.. daniel Tor'nncs. silver
@ se ses IT,, %es %a.a n spa W.1U
silver: scnator wasaer. sliser ana p,a!nt!Inf;.;:
's s,e %sffs sae af Ge I deoss Ms; T. f. f.
IN THE EVENING
tic bride and groom s'artsa ortt II sspeeia!
W"wnrr tnn,,w ,hS ,Insts AZ ~ ch,,rci, mi
"iss wer. uen, All NJ rs ame, NJ %as" % WIN. Ill.,
HS is Mncnbt I'M ri, Mx @ r, "1 wia mi II ISo VIZ.
,l'srbst. Sir, a,,i Mrs, EcrneiIs vsmt.crt,ir. Mr.
5 ss I 's!s, s;Sss IT. IL $T;;sf Ss st.
a,;u H. an Mraa alitn n " Ms. Twumpy % IT, mi
Mira. d. C. t.lodxett, Mira. iluttnrwor,t. silss Iut
Ex.taov: and Mrs: L: 4. NnrKar. Mr. md Mrs.
Oliver Hartman. Mr.. Kt,u Nrs. Wl!llMm Il, llo,lxo
dr. Ms. and Sirs. Sands, august !lcimont. Mr:
and 81 ers, j. H. Butcher. f!utntou Fish, sIr. and
Mrs. Rtnyyesnnt Fish. Mrs. Field. str: nsltI Mrs.
6: ~ ios "ngststt; Mrs l.nsb,ry. Mrs rasan
Mira fhnf1r9 IT. JfrrrTtitun. Mr4. Wia1intn II.
, 1881-12-21

.fAsilkslrt'x. D. e., Dec. l7.-.A meeting OF tho
joint Eannlsslna creaiua by uGt Vt CunYrcsd Ut
tlol Of tho Washington Mnilumullt was ha!41 ID.
dNy. lresdlent Arthur ". ". tt.,euHraE, tspph q.
ury Department; hlwHt1 Clark. Architect III Tho
C4ult0l: ucu. II. u. Mr.gaL t:ulaf VI Euxtuver4.
, 1881-12-21
Queen Vlctarta'N tVl,lI,ln.

With regard to ihs "reIIo Foonls." to which al
lus!UH VIA ulAlu lass week, ultIirsl sid tdnt
uot nnlf ut Dalnurl! hut ulsO Ut uaborne llu vt