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Citn Real Gstnte for SUE.

INVESTMENT properties paving 8 per cent
q net, On Beekman William, Nassau ana Fnlton-stA
rutland & WHITING, III NasSau-st
CTORE PROPERTY in Peek Slip for sale
- low rutland ~ WHITING, III Nassau-st
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BrooAlnn l)ropertp for Sale an1 90 Get

ITO LET.-$60o for 3-story high-stoop brown
n stone house. 20x42. lot 1907 only dve minutes walk from
Prospect Park and convenient TO Coney saad and all inc
ferries by hOTsecars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07

Fare iiom Newfork one way, So % Round tiip "a 65
EhEEHOlD and NEW-YOKK RAILWAY.
Leave Tor Freehold 545 745 IL M, p 43o. 6:30
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Say Route via sandy Hook leave AZ O. 1910 n. 1870
93Oa. m. ' ' " "
. i0;40a m 345, 8 D. M For Ocean Grove Point Pleas
ant,
Q, i:30, 6:30 p.
For Monmouth Beach Seabreht &C. Branchpor 5i5,
E41, pa M, u m, 2 i;3o, 1:3O, G:t0 .. m.
Gao nNta Red Bank Lakewood, Toms River
lRnd Hclghts, Ninclnud and al stations Bay side.
f4o uNia Red Bank Lakewood River, High
ihl,d heights sea side Park, Barncgat SC
p. Mall Rail-l:3O n. m-Via SANDY Hook for Lake.
wood Manchester, Toms River ATLANTIC CITY and all
stations Bay side.
i3Op m-Via Rcd Bank for Lakewood, Whiting's, Toms
IlNer. IIlghnnl LLelnhll. uArmngML.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Aug. II
MAN,. sat, Aug 10 ODER sat. Aug
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW. York; SOUTHLAND
.,.....,... rOS. HANRE OR BREMEN
flhSi CABIN .....-.-.-SlOOI SECOND CABIN $50
SfEERAGE, So
Return tcSetg tucci Prepaid certa.
Gates r2S steamers ttu from Pier between second
Third sts- HoDDkel. '.
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Gitp ilroperin mante6.

NNANTED-BUSINES PROPERTY cash
w country place free and clear city, will b.
given fer nice piece vi store property. Rutland " WHIT
ING, III NasSau-st
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Cfcursions.
7 ,ONG BEACH.
NEW SCHEDULE, JULY 81
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN as MINUTES

TRAINS leave Hunters Point; $685. 10 and II a m. Q
$3.50, 1850, 5:So and The S35 m a.
eccommodaon trains all others through express VITA
out change; the IL and 800 special
presses with through cars ron brooklyn.
Leave Long Beach. 6:45 500 $50 ll.4O a
5:l0. 1905, 9:25 and lO.l5 u m -
Sunday trains leave Hunters Point: Q35 aud 4 m
2 3, 4, D & and Up fhrour
Brooklyn time as Returning al Intervals al an
hour
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ALTIM0RE and OHIO RAILROAD.

"'''" "eS' foht or Newurs returnngby down boat 81
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE wESr
On and H Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
tnS H. H. Depot tootpt CortlandsE ana Desbrossess as
s S, mETcept sunday. arrive Washington 425 n M
ers Tor Psnnry Ve ntnlngton ~ p m daily thsleep
p m7pay last line Tor Washington arrive ciaclnn,A
O. palace ccpcr hronzh to Cincinnati anh cnc,s, Entire
NdnlghtINly sie,o ,rs ,,t,chei omen for pa,sen
6s5 n m wlssngo, Aiye AT Camden station BaliimorG
NOR ojoA m Washington 1910 eIeepers for Cincin.
,,n'r IN, msSes sts- tlmot, N, West Trains mr.
ekets ,nd 'eepng hcrt4 screi AMI haqsaee called for
p ami At all the oce' ofto Pcnnsyivaua railroad Com.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
b,STnya loot i 81 2 fnjjgon;st, Jewol's Wharf
Leave New York. foot OF Libcrtv.st. a. follows
nj or Pennington. Easton Allentown. Reading
n 7toa nTFor Schopley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
~ ID l. and Western H. H. Easton. Allentown Wukes6arre
~ . a. m-F,r Termination schooleys Mountain. High
fanen hHnk villa nspGt Tamaqua. Drfon Nanticoke
,,l, p mFo5 teningo9 nason Allentown Reading Har
c5nn p mmror Eeminsto9 Easton wind Can Mauch
a3o p r-ior Nchooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
Az D. m For ! :, T,Si E1on,n,,,on O.
Reading Harrisburg Manch Chnnp wllesbarc
Sunday trains leave Al is a M IL D. M oT BHni Brook
ana n t, stations &C. 53oP m for Eason Allen.
a. F9r Newark at 5l5 els 6:i5 ZIP 7:3o 500 $40
3;a9 $50 no, $50 5:45, g. 6i5, ESQ., l. 7s6 8:i5. D
For trains to local points Tables at stations
~ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
-, ALI. RAIL LINE for Perth Amhoy, south Amboy,
BE- TANK Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park, Point
8 Leayeat 545 40 losOa m H. p $50 a. 4:ao $50
SHORT LING-QUICK TIME.
GAIRS-LOWES1
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW-NoRk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07

NEPTUNE HOUSE, Ocean Beach, n. j., so
yards from the SURF cottage adjoining soney fur.
nshed suitable for iamihes reduced september
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Boar0 ano Rooms.
East sideI
5oARD AND RooMs.-23 Park-ave.

n y; 4 BAMERCY PARK. Rooms en- suite.
sient ''lo ana Single with board; permanent or tran
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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG AND QUEBEC

TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing June 81, special Fast Express Train with
Parlor Cars will leave Central Depot York via
N y, N H. and H. r. r. at 1875 a NJ daily Except sun.
days arriving at the White Mountains early evening
Forth tables. rates, etc. apply Ticket Agents "
n. H. and II. r. r., OF
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE. White Noun


AA rams New ilampshrc.Ihis house Is
FaDyan House. its
being the only house from which of
1ngton aud Its railway from the base the summit can be
obtained IL has been greatly enlarged Thoroughly re-
tted, having all the modern
bells III every room, rooms billiard pool tables
steam neat post and telegraph Offices fine perfect
drainage II ~ kept first class in every terms
per ay board by the week reduced
NEWMAN, manager +' - '''
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIF
MENT AND TEE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIFE ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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: y VI y.
- THROUGH CAIS-LOWI.S1 FARES
IpN ATLANTIC CITY 1;fj "A. m. EMPRESS, 300 u II
with through cars arriving Atlantic CITY Mt 6i5 D. m
rare iIom New York one S3 % Round Tip ~ 65.
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,ATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

ELEVATION. $500 FEET
15o to 200 COOLER than New York or philadelphia
Mostdesrabe location in the Cats and only tlotel
handing THE FAMOUS VIEW OF the Hudson Valley. Ac-
cessbe by New York Central and Hudson River Railroad,
Hudson River day boats and Catskll Hi0h boats CaSt,
AND CARRIAGES
n DISCRIMINATING reports and advertisements there
is NO OTHER DESIRABLE ROUTE ami no railroad to the
Catskills, PROPER, in operation this
COLUMBIA White sulphur Springs, near
~ Hudson ~ Yopen to Nov. !: 50 and SlOi 27h
High grounds beautiful For illustrated
dress IA above, or l. w GEE, 1928 Broadway, ~ Y.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Good fruit, large
~ shady yard and good Sc per
dress ISAAC G. ROSA.
MarbetoWn, Ulster Co, n. Y.
ELBERON, Y. 1.-The most unique and
H elegant seaside resort in the country. c. r. JONES
ENNCAMPMFNT HOTEL Warwick Wood
n lands, Greenwood Lake Orange County, N YAH the
novelty OF camp life together with the and comfort of
hotel
New tents 1Oorcd and well furnished. table So
day Special rates made with parties of families the
Send for circulars.
L. Y. JENNESS.
, 1881-10-18
BULLS AND BEARS.

odds ana Ends from tho 1l0nrds OF,
G;ntib1rrs' Ailry.
Tho I,oard nt TrntlD whs MtEectntl by tho damp
ness yesterday. rhosmnrsets worS Oh tho up-
turn, nud orders appeared to Ut loss humorous
tsI.Iil Inst wuok. ..
still nnothor: Tho rccuvurs want tho cn11-
mission rle amended ~ slat tho ratca chArRc1
fur handliry cnr l1ts OF urn shlll hc haf cent
per hushci instenA vi one ecnt. tiaxsooh per
cent III bNk n.i,l t'lhor soGa " pcr gent, t!io
litter ilnw IA" rpr cent. Tho proposed ehan9o
WIS pustotl yeatortfny.
t'i,c ur two iMnru amendments wnre M
ss" few peutie i,ts hes what ti.ey wera about. rho
boys thr.nten 10 Eivu tho next nun WIG pro-:
pIs',s eha!!go IN tho rules " whole section of
:1he now delivery plan Is n,rpt'nx with , uood
ual 9f opln,s.son lggn say T. b. nut ~ e'iaer s
ill.," tho proi'sr.y, ,i .dellverea. i, .ho hail
r. w 5 so T,fss 5 s, S s""hfs & e ysssG%y on y tor S"!
think tllNt rs s,st I'M tho old atrl young tJoya Ect
thu s,laehlnt through tholr hoaas they Will oe
erh Th"t esr w o!,i Id .,ory auot tho trunk lncs mud
o 'aS s stGx & nj F scss wi f ss ~ yssssy ts
20 that they cu curry thu aDek eAst nttor nAvi-
.H,tt!on clt'srs ut ll,oir t,,gn rutes:.
hsnt's. Possibly p,c+nyisran u vito q eyper e.
sss !aisrs y vii fnns 4ak cSrxs sss of wih' t. tho a
Thu nolrti Of ltrAl- Estnte Managers, held
meeting Yesterday u enslloo ING oreah!xat!om ,.
Nr. Enli,lsginh 1lA bueiI chuhtN SrerOtiry. 'Alld
Mr.. lsenaioy will sigi, tho checks, wtun thofc ae
nHy. .,uo,,.-
Ing m udtIltlun TO tho wHtyr- works systGni ut
Tic Stuck Yards. which wus to l'e tiIepciltlent
OF tho Tow,! of lAko warka Ia si1Hl! asKsss
With ths work rslthor thu, let i tat n.osethcr,
aud tnuy wu,lll got the hc,leits witl!!nit lNyit!s
nnv 1nniv tnr tho tiunyDyg,NGntH, HIT tho big
, 1881-10-18
IN A TRAP.
"1Icci Mo or tho Isr1d9cn-tThc Young
Lady Dtl, nlltl No Did 1Iln Wlfc with
CoSv1.ldlc-I'llc story Of The Wilp-
mini. of &, II, aIluGis burn.

H1Icci Mo OIL tho Isr1d9c n-tTllc Young
Lady Dtl, nlltl No l>ld 1Iln Vlfc with
n CoSv1ltlc-Tllc story Of tho Whip.
ping Of &, II. a1iucK burn.
I,tuciHMati Enquirer Hct. IN.
1'ho crnsh If braken Hluss, tho whrr or
hInckst,ake whip nj It cut tho mir nnd with thud
fell auross tho heAd uni shoulders or ii ero'1cEi-
ing f,inl,, nrtt iii excited w0lt,an who aent blow
utter blow AlHi tho fAce Of llGT Flatu. i1alt Up
tho srene TINT nttructesl considerable RttCntnn
nj tho Twelfth Street uartirn nbout half-rnst
o'eiaek last evening. y few tunMeH,s hetorc
that time Il gentleman md tll1y entercd tho re-
BHrt together. Almost before tioy hud time to
md huuts. from tho dirk ahnows nycr tho street.
t0re nI,pnarrd tho ilttiro nj Anntller wtlltlasi.
Regardless Ut tho fact thAt IN crossing WIS III
8IKht, this new tDmer hurried through tho
mud. urd with II slrtnH frNh tho sidewalk sllo
lnudcu In tho garden 1lunr, which shu s,nstsly
closed, aud shor confronted tho pair Tho ,tu1,,
with hllstlly ,lutterta exclamation. tutned to
leave. but tho wt1nnM VIA tsD nuiuls fnr him.
md, drawing M ugly -ooKir whip Which blt'l
beei, enDcrale IN thu io'sla Ut her sarcss, sf,e
give hfil sttllEg slash. which luft tho mark
Of iE1lutAlty across hss fitcc. .,.'.. =.
Mth pw ery Gt pn @ aa 'yat anSer ,,,x tho I4rr t
" to thu eorhur q tho rnnnl. whan u t!lo strx-
p!u wh,u1, ,,n' tllt,' Etso1.n, t,a;'1 !" hald tho
uinchcti Il l,yathtlcr rls,le.1 hotwceH them, Rnd
taktnx tho whip from tho llaiius .t tlitt ~nlH,.
~ inrct'u thntn afart: III M nlnrS tan t1utIM
q: INC .s3'!,it n !eit the slssHEht ot "sH "haoS
III il vuls:s l,Asf-el,u'srd the won,un turned to
th0 oup wiz, my aslserttrcn n,ttt shnl Hnmt
inali u cois'tl =! uns' , ~ Nci. y,
ruin ny ai,R'ltos @ Y ~, In 9ohg ~ ex"f1u
haltt. Mh!lo snu sm.o M ~ .ne Mm ~ ~
o me- ~ ~ ~. sao. ~, nu lt ~ . ,nI1s, s
lur tha wnnlaI,' my WEap Sas f9tutti ~ ,iu, n
ai!u iur sntetsl! ha!itra Hno eai1'ea u, IT,. S
tHD tietlii. Whn Enr,is imMn"seM ~ :, eoI"no III,
ths0llEt; ina tlth,f, WHICH Wsts ol,nea ~ ~ u,...i
l!oWn i~eltn SttGcI pNor 'nE , S ;1 ~ ~ ,,,
nFEHuo, tuo el'usV WIS G.'l'' uue @ WIG ns!., '
nluau Rt'ol usn ri ~ lnSs . ,.Ms. MMi
no Wha sooH iost ~ slhu'. !uu u'ut'
ifilclnhl III NV GAeat.ia ct':""c n, .,,,i!,.
rangsn neF !. ''. t ,or m' .,., ..us ';.
, 1881-10-18


1t will 10 seen, therefore, tint tho bill WIS
p1iescd us Il Delnous1tio measure, only nlnctcon
Democrats III both Houses voting a1llnst It.
Mr.. Garfield, thou a Monbrr Ut tho llntlse pf
Representatives, voted hstlnst tho blu, It's did
nlsu alussrs. Hanks, tsuruhnra, Cnnnon, conEur,
1lunnvl!, Frye, Fort, Henderson. ltur!bt, k,ss-
son, I.s.phnln, Townsend, aud othar Republicans
equally vol known. thdcud Tho Republican
leaders, with tho exception uf foster. Kelley, uni
McCslry, NIL bad thor votes recorded In tho
negative. III the Sunntc. Oliver r. Morton led
tho opposition, uni ru!llsca tn Sign t1it report Ut
tho JbEnt Conn,tttoe. Of which he wus II nloI,ber.
Tho Electoral Commission bl! wuull bnvo bccn
a,loptr.t II uvcry ltupublcan In tho ll,asc t1asl
voted aRulnst It, ind only anscn Republican,
yntus wcro r.allircl t0 give II II majority In tho
Sc,,ato. 1t hui! tho rotos OF II majority nr tho
Iletllorrittc tncn,bcrs In both llnusDs, and Ut d
,.ulIurty ut the Republican hletlbcrs Dny tnane
lluus0; but IN nctl,or lloua0 slId tho ltepublIe-
an votes csluul tho nulnour'Ita votes. Thrre-
foro tho hill rnay bu called primarily q Domo-
urAtlc ulcuHurp.t
, 1881-10-18

pls.,a Tho l,al,y nct, md ruorrxeusunt thnt. All
ngrer tllAt e.,r,tulrrttnl g,tnhIlng IA Asruwtng
rect Itself. rnes Nh " tllc rtcrs,f ruin tu nnl.
tls,'lc* Of u,,rnnt victims ntll Rrcnt 'itlamt:!a'
t.n Ii na, ilaI ,,' u.t i ,is n,nr,sia Md uetual
uniIsr, ind thnn dsyI.r wnya md ti1rnns to cur.
rect Il. Tint muney, Is power IA rendered MI
tho n,Nr1 nppnrnnt by rtna,tt af utlr prEsent
ut,n,slinselai facilities: rsr,ups W. ara t,oiIncd
10 holl ny o.,r hnds 7, h.'rrs,r a1 w,.l'a"r wtns
t,ts wS afS Hs''fs " ssIcty &c wi" @ @ wo ,,'st
llvn nfti in,lr,,. WI plary III t!lc faot pf our
commercial tlsprrty. but We must rl'Atu vol
1t ia canrarnttvGly hut IL few yGnrs slhce
thcro was nu sucl, thi4 ~ b'arl Of trndr:
ntScr @ ere,s ] hsSo s,.cir sr,is ot ,r,t'io ii tho
central lUenIty NJ their IrlHtitutlo1l. ntil Cnt.
caan Is tI'o xra,ni csl'tre fnr wheat. cnr'i. M',t
VERY cluso tbHrtlcr. Hnl trades nrc s,in.lo with
woert,'l facility u TIC Sretest ?;,anti,y. yl''S
Traiv S I'i ai, th tho % ey % power h.nn tlis thrno
pniir in tuulr urlirrs 10 tho t,rt'ker+, md tho
lrAAcs nrU tnAhc IN comparative atcrrt. Anu
u, TIM sty anu do as they pcnse or t;,ny 10 ablr
With tho ,larktt. Ihis ses1ct work u Milur.ls !. !,
sxs ss.y ef a ' viii ov %n aea; as sss S's Il de-
' Nus, lei tho i.cgIsin,so enact n Inv providing
futures fulluru 10 Register ~ tIlvnltAin
tho uuf,tracs. II is ii tair prtlc,sttoil that II
'Tf ,s wv woId arry" Gi ie ss ra"sSSn 1t iho
secret rulc.lt w,lich Ii tic ss'',fcu nf tho cytl
mud would discover nvnrtrnth'E, and the cilort
cnrIlcr lilo Inttrkut. ..
iiien livery MIN would ho atlo 10 Ivy and so'l
." "f ts e SHR, ,mnu,ty ~ s iFS ,i.o persi ru.s
ui,en fur tho Ehspcc,iuli.M members, and, s!ln-
.nHry, II thu tr,lshGttuns 1unK p,!,i'sis.T !, y
his business, but nav he uAn nitY Hcss 1T IT,.
Ito hunger Is 1t, the secret and tIlfcrhnti1Gd
ntntltlur IN which, hy rcason OF Irt'snnt fac!!t.
nj In fIAtfiSlttN--tf1fs
, 1881-10-18

Manufacture ot chewing lu,ntcy. amounted 70
IL per cunt ut tho wsslo cr,r NJ lai'' The acc,-
lpat. pnrlctirs. Including ltavht,h or SpAits!,.
uno.thirit at thu ,rut,. Tho remainder wis III.
vlic.i une'Ian!ly latwr.'t rxtnrt sntaceo 4.ltl l
srn, atr. mid tl,o nt.rr,l inra ailu srarlcrs l1r
proportion uf tl1ut r,rcl with s,l,et, tires Ia
INV .isc. for tun,cstio consumption, tts tiso bo-
Inn cs.l,,tuts1 10 Sailors ntnbcrnion, tlstcrnlett,
and thtsc purfur1n1ilg har outdoor lat,Or.
Virginia tttNccO cuHfnttl* fruin III t. Nsl pSr
rant 1T I,icntIno; Ennncet!ci,t frNi' u tn iM:
tn III; lttii t,hIo i,M 1T tic cc,,s.is yenr Ken
lucky rnlau nldrc tot,neO lhn1I my at tho Uthcr
S;Htes-iTI1aa 7HI pounds; v1rRlniu rnn,rs neg
viii, 7ttfSaNJs tlcn Pc.lnsylyan!n with aI04A:1iS
lHnllltls: Ohio T. tourtn-a.I iii I'll pounds. Con"
,lccticut ri.tseA lt.Ut ,GS. }H'llInls.
, 1881-10-18
TEETOTAL1sM IN OHIO.
How tlle Cocrcfve ProItlbitioniAtA Did
Not Annlhlgnto tllo IkupMbllenns.

1sn,,, s1,. ft,.rcsx,o r,ror.ghstso,,tsfun Md
NOT AnMlAlsAto iho EScrllbiLeahss
Cincinnati t","nitretaf.
II WINS n beautiful lpvurlKu which thu Fruht-
iJt,nuls+v fr t, h,, ~, Tim MD t,urtlrH no konr
hs lAo 1li'Fesa'"n an'ue" 1n't .'te, ""a WV
power to put up Ur putl ua~u Whieherer turty
,y,la tho ,1bust Objectionable 10 them, Hcpu0-
It,, am, 11ntnnrrnt enulJ,lntca nItko ,yprt, It,
1e nv. ,a.'''' s. ,saa
h"eet l'@ "he'steF .uu tocto'"' 'ea"u wa Wv
scented To tlcI Aild TINY were given the awful
nltprnutlyp ot other c0tupyuH with tho dc.
,nn,,,l4 nj mn trnhibftfnn{sts tr kneplnv fl sf,pru
,''.I'',',. e.. t,,,n.,,,",,t ~, n,,n,n
'op@"ul ~. 'a"He. ...,. ~ eu'"o, u,,..
n tho dolusu'I that tho applo- Sass anu odor-
i,ns ,,,nu Nu,l,v uwnt,t AMY nm cr,.tt M t1ut
.'"a ooo., "N"' H. '"npt ""'s |Ao ~ ..,S
~ huo ~ 'no hes' bF' a"ut'" A1.o o'' t"'l.aWs.
IhDy SCI 0tIt tnB Sehf WIN II oleAF anu aoh1ast
progr,ltn; they weru nnntt to punish tho tsspMh-
i1unli party, aiil thVY pr.t,act tn tnfGt stich II
punishment ,!1,pn il III would o held iii lust
(nu rpululubrAlcu by HppubCnn politicians for
II tspliftIry 10 GuIllu.
Ana th!s WIS u sOiireo Of rejoicing to tho
npuoGrApy, Btt tho S,urn, did llnk full ltpnl
wIinpss tho iArA's tlOIl,u1 but Kiyp viz Aaslat-
n,,n,, Iianrn II WIN tnt Mi trt,l,ch tho cnIl,
tm,'rveI n III m, Will tha piinIsiinu ni smith
ths r,,.,,y III, lid thx. II nlunuY wis I,Votiod
IL inriuornl lhor uotou was it lllit aiIp,liel liy
fno f5nn,t,rr,ltIu ExrrIityu l,oMMittfeY, If
dM,,,,1rnis w,,ru vu1Iiui Ynr clruulnt,n Ind mt
lin if"nG wnitnr iifnr,rv iit,r"n ultrihtito in.
m1,,rrr',iin ,,,,Mntitins III tha walk wlsv. over.
imstiur iufMf
, 1881-10-18

III ne Editor o. The GhaedG0 1Ftbli'tt.
C,I1iCAEt,, Oct. l1.-CAn you tuftrtn INC And tue
public under Hh0sa direction Or authority tho
work OF clearing tho srnulnl I'm the cor'lcr s,f
M!chignn nyeI,nu aud Twentieth strret, lv1ont1y
i,u.lyht by the Calumet Gts', III baltK done? II
the cl,lb Ia tho responsible lInrty. thus hns IL nut
bcen guilty Ut wsllful vtoatio1t oi tho Snt'.til
II, hurtp. 10 much Of ihu Wurk done IN SullAS:
For thu iiast twD Sunluys werkinen hnvu l,nuIi
NIlulKtat III moving of buildings elcrlnt AWAY
tiGUrA from lhls prDnurty Il! defiance nf Ulrstlii-
tjAy in,ys mud shocking tho better tcui!EHs VI Dtr
oricriy and Hal,i,uth- -kour!ng community, II
thp cltn is not directly rrsh,is!blo. shnuI,l tts
Cicarig tho Er,,,iti shuliltf mr. he slnio Hi,l
day, and mtrttuuRrly wl,uu tho congregation Of
tho Segt,lstl Church, -nf which tnntIy t4rbcrA ur
for worshluY Ttltltkt WAHft.
, 1881-10-18
&;lve sEltl Air.

II fhs Editor ~ TIE EH1tH0o 7TlbHhf'
C1ltCAtlp, Oct. i7.-Now .hlt winter Is a1,.
proAehtug and tosu strcot-cars hnso displaced
tho well-vcntilntcd ~ summer ones, wo must
uxui,,, suppose, nuke up our minds to endure
tsto stit1ng air OF tho former. uuicss thu city
railway officials cnn TO INDUCED to 1lve orders to
thelr cur conductors 10 keep tho vrnt!lntors
open. Gentlemen can take Tho matter III their
own hniIds. nnd, With ihor i!lnprc!!Hs nr cslncs,
let out tho foul MIR which their hlngs rrutest
t.gatnst; tut lntlits must quietly entl,lru, Or
tirnw tn thom tAttcry Of eyes, and, not ~.
frequently, ro1narks. buth Annoying to Il melcst
wott,lit. The writer n!lo tlay list wister. nfter
enduring TIL Gnlurn1Ice ccusod to la virtue.
ttnlIllly Msk1f conductor tu open the ventlla-
tnrs Il stare nf surprise otle ttrst. aud then \
grin, accompanying tho remark, non, | seq!
You bclIcyr III .hlJcen,''" uttored louiiy
senKcrs. Can't VIC hAye tha conductors fn-
stri,ctud In "hi1eon!H FRESH AIR.
, 1881-10-18
Facts Co1lcertllt.y rol,acc0-Hvv Vuric-
ties GrOsEllx Ia RAvur-:fllU X0bAceos
Producing Ntutan.

Col. j. u. IifI!ebrew, Bpecia! Agent iii Culture
tlni EuriuE rulacco, Hshkes IN Interesting pro.
l!n1!nAry selA,ft ~ tho Superintendent Ut thu
a!l tbs prItluet Etown 1nr uarkct Id 1hTa north
IT the Pnrullel VI ~ degrees u minutes wllH
elusseu lis stI 4-teaf lDbhtttI. Ad III per eent nf
ihe wao1u pl1luct vi ahul c!uss WI. KrowI l,urth
Of tlls anlne !lnc. Thu amr,iMt uf hred. lcaf
!scr cent OF the rnlirt pra,duct. Ihe new vaflety
kuuwn ~ while hurley. Whvl bus nltalucu such
xrvAI popularity within the past decade tor the
, 1881-10-18
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


10 IA Editor Of Tat Chtedso 1FribuHh.
GHncTAw SATlUy. !. T., tot. 1U,-pIc,sc pub
llsh tho following. think It your .l,ity to tlU 10:
One Kuho lta1lllpn wns rnwle.a II, tho :trkn'is,s
River at tho mouth or Skin Crocis. sc'tlleyvlllc
County Choctaw Nuttc,l, s,t1lnn Territory. about
tho III or August, fasl. lie wns EroM Illinois.
NJ one h,,owa his proptc's a.4!ress IN llsna!s.
Il nun-cittacr. Far particulars. address !nllcs
Davis, Uak Iniuc, Choctnw Sasln,l. in!lrs
truly, \: T. CiAnk.
, 1881-10-18
TO TIE quHLlC,

Of lAs. HAnWAY'a oll.esrnblIshed II. Il. KE9st
DIES than tho tHse and worthless limitations ,9 "
theln, Us there are F1lso Aesolvents, ltoltels ILL.,
PIlla, R0 suFo and ask for NAdwuys, and ses
That the nasao "AstNay' "a GU whaI you bu3' :
, 1881-10-18
RELIGIOUS.
The Regular Monday Morning
Convocations of the Chi
cago Preachers.
Presiding. Elder Hitchcock Exptnins Willy
the Rurnl Methodist Churches
Have Weakened.
The Baptists Disagree with Brother
Who Doesn't Believe in An
swering 1nfldels,
THE NfET1IODrS'rs.

THE MET'TIOnrS'CS.
r,,o rcc,,,nr weakly meeting OF tho Nethotlst
ue .sk"". ", ,,.., ',.,.n ,,o.tor,tuv t,orn,nr
ministers wae cal@co :" "'Hcs ses'c.uus .' -. ""
lr,1 ty tho Rev. Ur. Coleman, of Wisconsin.
A,nonv I'm vtsit,rs ,,rexsu, frun abroad wcra
~ ma.. ~ Il. ro,,ms or tho central Illinois
.he rev. ~ .o'' =, ,a.,,,t ~ ~, .ho NM. f,r
conferener, tho ltev. H. scwes1 A''o tso !st', ~.
Coleman OF tho Wisconsin Conference, tho ICY.
n II f,o,y md rim 1lrv I. II. Mooro nf t,Ip 1lork
m,,-. 1.,,,roro,,ta ,ut Inn INV. ". II. ltccs ur
htfer Conferences ~" wv ''o'' ' "
thD 1}ca Moihea Conference. .,,,-.
Tho 1tcv. Massrs. Proctor, popcs and Atiin9
rcrn onnotnted n uon,n,;ttco to non1lnntuoitlcess
- .s sa,'.,sx -, .nr,n Tor tho cua,;np ycnr.
u wv "Geil's ~ ~. ~. .s ,,n. ~, ,,o
Hlshor Merrill WAS callea oh ~ eF'"k ~ .lio
work t,f Methodist preachers. md rrportcu TINT
he .l found llt,riIu his reGcnt lAtors ut tltEcr-
rnt conferences. that pcHcD and prosperity
marked ihn progress Of the Church.
Prcsitt!ng-1;!hcr Hitchcock gave br!Gf nc
Cnuns Of II s,lcrnuuHtnl sca.nu Ind nt eho Sn'ith
1fnstcd Street Church atlMllly last, anil tho !tEH.
aessrs. +. +. Cleveland, W. IL. lines A!lu y. II.
Mi1re nlritlu ponlc XeMCrtl remarks oil tho du..
lock for church work. -
Tic Nominating tnnimittcG reported list at
pf}cvya who were unanimously tlcctctt, rs loIs
lows:
rresll1ut-El1cr Luke Hitchcock.
V!ee-f'rrslfent-Thc ttey; ". ilAl;lcld.
isnsInes; Co,mmlttec-,Iho ltGy: Metsrs J. VII.
ill., nt,u r. U,ttschak.
Elder lll.cllcock oil tnktnG tho chn!r profnise'l
To icvotn NIL tho lime he cntl'l possibly Elve U,
tho Mon1ny meetings. IN which hp INK q Hftat
interest," md whlnh ho believed To he rf value 10
the Church a1lh tho ministers. tu hntt bccli 40
, 1881-10-18

CIucA,j,,, Oct. lT-l'lrusV tl,fsir,ll us ~ WInt
Ia u. Davis, ll.lMocrit Hr ftcpltllc!n.,noth Dr
nhshlne: 81 What hns ~ Misii! ~ niia!,, ~ rIu,
rt,at ~ " wv IL WIN 1,."rnts l., ~ ct,r ri
tl,u ticcturui tt,.nt,issi Yrtt Tho nrss. or thu
Republicans, or wcre hutn parties t'ersi1Mued by
their 'endersF fleasc chI'RhtsE Us III m ooHRu
...,. .. PARLIAMENTARY ~ '.,"u T.,
~ oo1a.oi o"'e - "" ."uops.e .s, 49," -.
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'esscs ~, :" ouu. .,', ~ ,.". "s
'a's 'u"h." tuu ,,.'.,.,,.a ss ,a
eseetea uy sou.''''aao" y. t"'vpue's .,'. ua ILL.,.
ne.'oots' T., s'o'' ~ ~ ~, ,.,.'. ~. ,sna
"cser .veu " uI'a"ea', .,,,. ~ ""o' "o . '
cum" "NH uu ino ~" ..,,.s,
III tuo e'oses. .rseuus uaa'on. 's, -, w.,
MPpo'"'c" MN ~ 1.e oup'G"o 'e.su' ~ 1',... :"
senltof pas.s "as .ao ca!1un.o :" 'ro W ,"uo I@so
!te.osnl pA,'s ~ ~ ieoN.9. ~ ] u.s' "