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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27

D. w. BLISS and others.

rhe fsresid sweisinx Broken.
EXECUTIVES MANSION, Aug. 90
But very little Information was OBJ
tained direct from the physicians
concerning the condition of the
President, this morning. Prior to
the issuai3co Of this morning's bull
letin ths Speonce Of al refeFence n
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27

Pacific
rpora-
Cali
tober,
B soon
I'd, ap-
Of Los
Il said
4, for a
y side
8 Will
bounty
or the
corner
steam
creek
therly
arallel
as sur
II said
A, d.
esterly
right
busand
with
thence
pint of
knds of
Com-I
avigfi-I
bek Or
. CON-
AN,
gent.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27
Mum & Co., 81 Park Row, New York

Branch Office, CorDer + aud seventh SIS
Washington, D. o.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27
VOL. XVI.
TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD;

Per annum, by mail or express. ..8ls
Six months ....."'."".
Three months .....:......
Oelivered by carriers, per week.-Mrs. oents
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26th.--
Wheat strong; No. l, $1.70@1.724
No. 2. $1.65@l.67a. Barley-Feeu
$l.20@1.224.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27

'DS. 4
E|::.,,.}}SS
led pro-
lice un-t'
at TO-
X $4,000
DIS, ten i
lest at 81
ayablel
years.
<@l,un-f
~ bothA
n goldI
United
of said
reject.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27

pSELEGANT ROOMS for individual
baths, with DOUCHE and SHOWER
facilities.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-27
LOSANGELES W EEKLy HERALD

tspublished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One year by mail or express, one COPY. $500
ak months, ". 81 &c
Three ..1 W
Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rates.
All Kinds of JOb.W0rk done 90
Com peto with San FranC1sCO In
Price style, and Elegance of Works
manshiD.
, 1881-11-24

A DISPATCH from Geneva, Switzerland,
says or tho vast nine and Ii ilnIf mills tunnel
u,l,lcr the Alps. connecting Germany and italy.
which hns hucn come yunrs lit boring:
The ttrst jnurnny In carriages from ond to end
OF tic ST. uot!inrl Tunnel without Interruption
topk pIaco lust wpet tho pnssoNgers numlnri1x
nbnut sixty. They consisted Ut numbers Of Tho
contractors md enKEnoers' stutfs aud thoIr
friends. Locomotives hnvu arrived ut QGsch-
uilnn rcatly fur tho ui,cnlng 0f tho lfne. 1t h.s
beGn decided, gu grounds OF economy, not to
Iul,rtlcy ty EXPRESS truin from Hhse to Mtlnst
with occupy esnven hours, from Hnsel to Flor
liulne thirty.tnrco hours. THO Felteral unvern.
nlont huve d!rcatet that the 81, G0thnrl Ro'ltl
he kept freq frs,El SHOW Until tho llnp Is COM
netc.i tYgtwe1H Fluulen and IlellInz0na-ts.nt Is.
throughout tho ctHntng winter. a bnl part haa
brcn met with III tbs ArlDDrE Tunnel. slut!Mr
tu tho windy stretch Of the Ut. Gothard uudoE
AildprmAtt.
, 1881-11-24

IT would be interesting to have the opinion
of n sound snetapnysiclan on Guitcau's NEIL
tai condition WHEN he shot tho President and
since. lIe lad nit the primary ltlcas of time,
spnce, ca,ise and effect, consciousness, etc., III
their proper relations on .Jnly2, and hns mt
lost any of them stmcc. lie mndc no mistake
about Ills plans. 1le WIS prompt to the ml,t-
ute ut tic depot, altt stationed himself III n
cunyenlent place to wnyiay tho President.
Though tic had ITO experience III tho use OF
firearms, he salcctca n nl,lulcfons wcapon
and pructicetl with It fur weeks tn perfect his
MIN, liz loaded It properly and discharged
It with tatul effect. mid never Ind tile lease
doubt, whatever the doctors said. TINT tho
wound was mortal. lIe knew better ti,ail
anybody else wheru Ele ind hit tile Iresl-
dent, at wtat angle the 1all entered,
md what its probublo course must be.
In point OF consciousness 0uiteau has nl'
wuys .,cun sound. He lias never l1nngtncsl
| himself to be nl,yboly else. II he hal, like
| Mr, joel 1ienry Wells, sighed Ills name will,
m uttas. or II he ind clnnle,l to be super.
uAturnl pcrs0nngu himself, there might bn
some bnsls for his defense Of insanity. But
! on his own confession lie has always knows
| who ho WIS md wl,nt lle wns doing. frol
tho first moment OF Ills miserable existence
| to tie Inst. Much of tho evidence tl,at Eln:
been a.ttuceti to show his mental lncapaclt3
has relation to Ills moral Deficiencies. mud oI
them there naver Inns been any serious g,tcs
ton. The fact that he l,as been nblo 10 de
fraud contltling lanJlndics aud tn wllredl'
sHull luans cut OF RDft-hcartctl Nc,,tnint
nuces Is ITO proof Of insanity. nthocDntrary
it would hu next to Impossible for II persoi
truly Insane to commit acts Of fraud tim
required sustained mental effort, secrecy
cunning, und persistence. No nction
Guttca,.'s In connection with tle shouting o
tie President Ind tho sta.np Ut lMsanit
upon It: and If moral perycrsity shall b
deemed sufficient cause for acQuIttal, WIKI
murderer can ba punished:
, 1881-11-24
PERSONALS.

Good dogs come high, but tie spoftsnea
must h,,ye tl,on,. John Higgins. who lives aeas
Doluwnre City, Del, lust week sold lot Oh liz
yuunH softer dogs tor $.,oo0.
Mrs. Collins, OF Troy n. T.. lies IN beu
suffering great agony from bloou-I"'son'As'
Lust wuck she .y6ro Il pair Of new shoes, anu ~.
oo.yutl an nbraaon OH her heel Tho scn1.' s',,,1y
dyed stockings communicated olnoa' l'o'''n''
aud her foot and leg aWellett faplcL5.
, Englnlul's blind posslIlnsset-Gene5al. %'o
wins 9o!usn opinions even from TORIES, ".
scorcl un0thor SUCCESS. fon enil 10" WIZ ~.
tplcgrutn u, ordinary nuto paper, sticK on Iss.
nua stnn,ps suc!out to pny It. afid put y u r.
strert past iUx nnd It will bo scnt t1s sooh ~ wv
hux IL usaipttcu.
Spcaliug Ut tho players III tic Gfeat eus's. ~
tQu.cnrruul btlIArsl tournament ~ 1A1'hA"
Hull, tho Now York Star sAys thAt "a,taee
baltimore walt, lu yenrs ull. hhs n'sp'A'ea 'aa
grcutor norsc than over WIS kn9w!t ~ ~ Irat
III II yc,lF tFuul now VIII oo tsso na'"o7' "
OF tho tgn GontcBtMllt5. .
Washington STIR: Ex-t:ov. Soyes - ~. III.
otl,or t)b]o ,nen who Is Impressed with ho F'es
lunt'B wuu1lpr ut rocrIyinx hs fIslsols' 4n '''.
tioyur,lur rlled on tho TrcsIIlcnt I'll" w. ,ho
Lighted, fiu salil Au heyur Mnt II Hla' 'r, ~ ~.
Presidential ul1!u0 who hull sl'ca eass ,I,ai
This Ia I!spass!onnto prnlse ter tlla 1e"s In,
tho Governor Ia nut nttcr Ut nsr. n' eTs. 'hu. ii.
nSw Is y + y,!t Mr " " u itsDu 4ud
bus to usu un Artiitu!ul substitute n,
4 Washington correspondent sass us
HInlue's npt,u:s,lnr0 III, tho wltle7s,s'h"'
stuml In tho wtuuss- hnx talay With ho 'a'" ',"s,
uf II Chestprl,uli llnu thu cotl''lss''' u nn,.
| llpt, kcGn, sypnAe. tt4nt'''i. tt'p'',o triruls
tux cordially tn journalistic III" ".ne' .,;,,r.t
III tug nosyhburhnM. delero1lt's' ~ 'a. ,.rp.
plcer vi tllu ssirt. atit .!esclfs ~ =" tir;h b
, 1881-11-24

Nor long RG0 considerable excitement was
crcntad In Philadelphia by tue Mayor appointing
II uexro 10 Il p,sttIon as patrolmau on tho police
force. Soyornt club.carrisrs whose dGiionte
sotss!btltLGs wore outraged by tho Mnyornl action
tbrentened io resign unless tho colored citizen
was nEun telcRated to private llfc. but tho
Mayor stood irtu, and WIS supported Ia bis po-
sttlou by tho must unanimous kind OF public
sentiment. Emboldened. pcrhaps, by the favor
shown her raco by tho Mayor. u colorcd girl re-
Gently applied far admission to rhfladelphta
conservatory or mnsio, but her efforts to obtatti
0rst.cluss musicu1 ctlnontlon wero not enco,ir-
ugetl br tho Principal Ut tho Conservatory. who
declined to admit her rs pupil on my terms.
Thu nlnttor tlas been taken up by the nuwspa-
pcrs, and tho nlllslo- -seh0ul ls cGrtnln OF rec0y
lug plpnty Of grntultous advertising, oven II no
other roault IA gufncd.
, 1881-11-24
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

u am thankful that my nauo Isn't Long
John."-j. /. Scanihaon.
II all thankful tint Wash uostng hasp's
boon arnuud lately."-Carier II.
This is Thauksgivlng-Day. If you can't
think OF anything else. give thanks that youare
not an u.litDr.
Philip A[arston's latest poem Is entitled "A
Orny Iny." This IL tho first intln,atiou thsk
Philips Efrl had shaken him.
W. W. ABtor llAs gone to Europe. lie will
be remembered "a tho young gentleman who
wis 50 successful lu not being elected ~ Coa-
grcsB u stiUrt time ngo.
Il Cullatlian paper anyB TINT Canadian girIs
mako bctt1r wives than auy to be fouuu TN sbIl
Side of tho border, Miss Anthuuy should refus
thls base gandor at oneo.
A training school for servants has been
STARTED IN New York. II nnoiher ono for women
who prcsllu over servants te estublIshed Tho tut.
,lr0 OF u,au in America will Indeed 10 rosy.
huc4l.
Tho following, told OF m Arab child, ts
not only very good, hut Is pretty fAir s!cscslp.
tiou Of nlnny Il nuns life. The Arab boy said
TINT ho WIS going TO snve hIs money mid buy .
few goats, und nttcr TUT hu should keen on sar'
Ing hIs nancy aud buy few COWS. "Whlt will
you do then 7" WINS nsked HIN. l" Well. will seA
Nil tho gents and COWS and buy aotno caalel,."
"Arl after YOU Ret your ca1ncls. what vii! soa
dur" Why than," sad tho little boy thought
| fully, II Ahull Ect married." "Aud after that,
| what7" swell. SUPPOSE" he replied after
little pauso, (" / had better get rcady to do."-
| Curt Schurx.
With hnzcl eyes, so wolltlrons wlso,
And narelrss wRstu of golden hAir,
Such swcet child fncc. such wlnnlug gfa@
As npYpr other maid did wear;
, 1881-11-24
THkNKBGlVIN0.

Tic day sacred Il. !castlng and dedicated to
gratitude lias arrived ngaIn, mud Will Witness
tEle gathering Of nll good people within
sacret, walls to nscrlbo t!nhlis tn Almighty
God for the blessings and good nrovidenccs
Of tho year. AZ Tho proclamation OF the Pres
itlcnt lnnkcs no discrimination betwect, s1l~
ner aud saint, It Is also incumbent upon those
vino aro not good to be thankful. Fortunate
Is, d review of tho events of the year shows
there IL no rens0ll why pcuplo ol MI classes
Should not experience feelings Of tllanktlll-
ness a. they sit down tc their turkey a'sd oys
tors.
Especially Is this true in o,tr own country.
If tic crops haye not bccn us g0nd rs they
were last ycar the prices atu better, a1ld tint
is the snalusprlng OF satisfaction to tho farm
ers, whi,n tho lutc rtlns llnye come down
bo,ln,Ifuiy, destroying tho per1ltctous Insects
which tlevoMr CEREALS, nlnl preparing tlio sull
for lnoro plentiful yield next year. Tl,u
general health Ut tho country has becn ex-
ce!lent, sll.d no epidemic llns swept over osli
burslurs. Tho country has mover beel, more
prosperous, The Government revenues l,nvt
greatly Increased, tho expenditures have 'lo
I yet consumed tho fIle0NiC, Aliu tho Natl0n0
| sEcbt MD Interest thcro0n hns been largely re
| duced, rratlo Is ftuurtshinE, and labor Ut al
| kinds ia III .lelanl,tl ut ronlilnoratlvo wages
| so TINT tho bulk Of winter suffering W1l
be largely reduced. Inst year. cold weatlle
set In IN Octobcr, will scarc0 supply of eoal
aud lluyer rolaxutl Its cruel grip until Mny
This yunr 1t npproncllos gradually, with fuo
growing to hu abundant.
Tho horrible deel OF II aastaraly assassin
/ int f1fI
, 1881-11-24

s,,,,,. ~, srplf,t .1nr1aa fhn RI
I1tE tthclhi'att Ioha'stcA1 uen'es Wy ~
purt sct OIL loot by thu thQ'itffr TINT II ahu TIC
f;ttx.ttt nru about tu consolidate Ut hayo Aly
thnr,,bt il,,rc,f. II rnrnnrl.s.
",. ~ ,,ho,a" r,,r ,ho consolidation of
rue stoEy ~ suHsu HI ~ w. iH ,, MA M
thu Wy @ ,,t' T. ., ~ w H., u @
true, 1Ho 1nttHe unca , ~. my , nv hs -
Ut lllcketnN anu iMi!!n4 ~ Uiestn' @ H., T. ~ mus ~
RnAlthy nehreo&. ~ ~" ,,ss w =" @ nv a' ILL.,, ~ t,nI XII
way. No ifesuhtH tu nttHs nun atgv ~, !.usa, IT,.
aH wy ktw tnu I.tattes . nas. ssna 1"W W ~ y
coll 9tla to erops tat nME neS "s. xsu ". r, u:
anI tAa rsusec. ~. ~ H. s.a',nr I'M 1;stnnss Il,
Anou u tFae sna' t'e Tt t ,a.a III
CINCINNATI 10 tnr ~ T. & wv Z ~ t.
thr'hlEh ntf!a u! pa.. ns' ines ~ ~ I ,,ns
lrt1a thnt tle leRte'a'tu !u".p'I. p ,,s... W. ~
!Ll't K1ftt !pntso iIn'' .nv M' ~. "tn"nt % III ~
tho ol!y whlen IN aNiR toF"n ~ .ctsa XIX ant M..v
nOtiS, am !tolhisca ~ ~ knvu. ~ ..u 'i""s ts
tivu YOURS t4an aar4n8 tue s"a"'s ss"ts l"St
passest' .,.,,.,,. r,,,a,,..,
Tho GaxeHc gives p"n''olty 10 elnelnnau
FntaoE tnat y Nv" 1euloo1e1lo p"pu. - "'n. wv W
Ing started III ttut alsy. On aecount Of dlssat!a-
fapt1on with tho political lnk0WArMaes8 0t tic
.,It I, f,rnenbn rl, -lln,,rteu E,,utirtr 1t tuys;
a. ~, so,,r,, I'm, tar,t T. ,,rent dssnt,.,ao-
sis, H. HI m.I-cs nt ~ n ih,ntsr"tiI, .'r,,t,,
l!nn WIN tao t.tttt t aa ~ ~. t,'"rnn,! ~ 49,"
Auns Ivy r"a* WY s 'o ~ s nv ~ ''r~;,i..',
pettl.at !snanna & ~ ''t pMpot =, ~ ~, Eu'yyn sS ~.
sasnsinh ~ "s!i us Gnu , w. t ~ T., II cns '
IT, ir'HsstEe , Ft,cn1,, ~. II
,n.n Ms ~ III .,,, u sro,v I"tni.Mn. mi tu
, 1881-11-24

TIE Bostoniars, alarmed ut the unlimited
millions which tle "Arrears Of Pension"
bill Is going to swallow np, asu discussing
the feasibility Of muetinE these frightfui de-
mands with bonds insteAd of money, MD.
like tho English, give up NIL hope Of ever
bayiug oft the National debt. Tho Con-
krcsslonat demagogs who passed t'iat bill
have got the country Into n pretty rretllea-
mcnt wien they lave thrown tho doors Ut
tho National Treasury wide open to &C partc
salus upou 1t Of $4,000 rewards for making
thaIn.
, 1881-11-24

IT will DO rather difficult for the mast
grateful af Democrats to give THINKS ,oiay IN
tic Dispenser Of good gifts for tho result OF tha
fnll elections. In which tho uemocrnts were
"scoope,l" In twonty States, losing evon "OJl
Vir4tnla," md cnsrying bnrcly one tsiss!ssppI
and that nne not by tho MD Of Divine lraydcuco
but by tho " Mississippi plan of doub1c.b barre!
ahUtxuls and tissue ballots.
, 1881-11-24

TIE CHjcAGo Tn.nrSE has established eFancn
plcos for tho receipt Of subscriptions and ADVERTISE
Aants a follows:
NEW YUIii-Huon, y Tribune llutlAlnE. +. r. Nc
rAnpEN, Manager.
uLAsGuW, Acut!und-Allan's American Ne~s
Agency, IL isent'old-st. -. s,..
LONDON, Eng.-Anlerlcan Exchange :" sUano'
uESNY T. GIt.Itu. Asent,
WARRINGTON. Il. C.-15in + stroot.
, 1881-11-24

contention, tultnwel by new extort'on as'd
Discrimination. There will navcr 10 efficient
pHblc Interference nor thu harmony Of nrii-
ngct,cnt which Mr.. Vanderbilt hDw longs
fur until systcm OF Government Rrbttratinn
a,tA Government protection shall ba ndopted
10 compel uniform jnsttcn.
, 1881-11-24

nn.s% tIt ,..n',s, .s M,u,, Wv. :n-s 'Is'a'!,ss. mss.
% sas ssIppsd. % ioas!np rt.'vttt *" ':! T., q 4
s6,I ii, mourn. Iht' sp''s..1m M 'p.vpr.s5 to ~
mud been giving uIs,F!ga2ss W
uOt own to ralSe fuhus'
, 1881-11-24

TnE gralil "diyersion Of the grain trado
from ChcngD to vt. Louis" 10 long expected
begun yestur.lny. Ton cnrs Of corn were solj
ansl shprcd 10 st, Louis. Whether TINT ron.
Blgnmunt had tho clToct Of tlousllug tne market
wu hNtp not heard.
, 1881-11-24

TIL: Norfolk FtrGtrtan stntcs It rs a fact
tint MuJ. Daniel aril Col. Cameron tho oppoeus
cnntldntcB for Governor ut tho late cc3tlon tp
vtrginia, received tito aH,nc nla1oslty-ps-ta
their respective cltlca. LyuchDurg and Peter.
, 1881-11-24
r. A. WELLS ON 1Nr aURpEva REVENUES.


.. A. WELLS ON The aURPLus REVENUES.
Mr. David IL. Wells llas MI alleged plan
for reducing tho revenues ut tho Govern
Iac1lt and wiplug nllt II ports"n OF the e%ccss-
iye surp!us wlcl, l,e thinks should cont
me,,d itself to the favor Of moderate MEN Oil
.,ntl s!ttes of tho tariff question. II cmbraces
two features:
First 4 reduction Of tho tax OIL distilled
spirits fro1n 10 cents to 80 cents gallon.
Secondly, n horix0nta! reduction of 10 per
cent M Nil other internal revenue taxes and
on all customs tlutius.
We Imagine tint Mr.. We1ls' Idea OF "nloti-
Grafton" will exci.e turIslyu laughter n'nong
Tie tarlN prollEbttlonlsts; hut, tl!is point
csi.te, his two propositions arc economically
defellsIblc, and have soine speculative Inter-
| cst.
| The reduction ot tho tax on distilled spirits
Is urged for tic curious reason tllnt It would
Lucreasc tic revenues from, this source. So
fur a. tlIs Ii true 1t Inns no p!nce III 4 sclienlo
| for dspos,ng uF tic surplus. And we nre by
| no meatlS cohyiueGd tint It Is true. Mr.
Walls reason for advising 1t In, tint III 1870,
| with 50-cett tux, tic revenue FROM spirits
wes S:I1D04,O O!A, whereas In 1917, with w.
cul,t tax, It was only s5!.,a70,22S5. In 1850 1t
Ind Increased to ST, ,1S5,5M. Mr.. Wells MS
scrts tint The increase OF So. 0O, ,09O In eleven
years Is not pruportlon,ite to tho adtlttion Of
10 cunts gallon, or 50 per cent, Ia tbs t'x,
au.l tl.e growth IN population III tlla saltlo
period Of II, 800 ,000 or ~ per cent. 1t IL tfue
TINT In tho last year when tic 81 tax was
tried tic revenues fell OF enormously, being
oujy SlS,600,00D or olle-ilnlf as much rs IN
| tf,n s,tnufnuG HtII tWki.fiktli8 rs
much lis III tho following year n1lt
tho revenno OF la'o. h'taee pne w.
cent tax, WIS abnormal, anu represented
not Only lHft OIL l'a "'''shs NV" osct 'on'
the $. uerotl to take advantage Of tn" re-
tluction, but also M'rt u taas WHICH WIS
brought out Ut bond WHEN tbs 7o.cca@ INK
was tMposetl to save TIC ADVANCE IL 8hon!a
: lle sail, ton. tint sLr. wells Inns 'nade ntT"e'
cn.lllt ut tho ynst Increase III t''o cohsnlhp'
tlun Of fcrniel,te'! lIanars' tho revenue from
(which has lnore than doubled III the inst tei
years, and which hnso been substituted tol
alcoholic drinks tO considerable extent
Still It must be admitted TINT tho facts art
put in u very strong Hight by Mr. Wea's
statement Of tie number Of E:llohS Tint pa't
; lax III thu several years. us follows:
l,*'r. Rafe q 6af' daao1s ssp1 5nHs Ms
iss,- ,sst y r. ~ 10 7s.4NJ,its
iSi.-' u 75l............,,.....,.. y G1:siiM ~
q lS7- " H., .,aa ~ Nv
Mf' Nens eh!',t'"tes u.. '.'a ,"es ~ W.
resenhe thto@Al te 'hao's ~ u'o 1n ~,
Q nehs 10 eo!'eet t"e taaea ""s o1.D ~. !.
Q loso' MI! ~ pe'itseo tl'"' .'', :. ". ~.
II TAX Oil WHISKY to ~ eon's "a'la 'o.aaa' ~ :,
il revenues AalsAn'!S III tne @ t"tu'Y ~ "
= slo,oo' wv Rso .nooo op'.oI p.a,.a.,,r "
, 1881-11-24

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, 1881-11-24

LANDMARK LODGE, NO. IT, 4. 7. \. N:-li1R.
alnr cOi,iM,tillcnlun Frtuay uvGnnE. NOV: y, IN
Sausted. Visiting bretron c9rt!tn!ly inritea ,, :,
". ~. W.ClfAMuElei.AlS, ". u.
A. HARRIS, Secretary.
, 1881-11-24

THE English law has 10 mercy for those
WIN trcapass up0n IT. dn,uatr. 'and youth IL M
EXCUSE for criwc, 4 ls'yeaF-old girl named
Margaret Messenger, hls l,soa conv!ctad and
sentunoed to lenth At tho Cumberland AAsa1os
Tor killing an !ufant left Ia her churKu. eho Waa
, 1881-11-24

on1ENrt1, LODGE, NO. H. 4. r. l. A. M.-11n,'
"a IL Sno.st. Specnl ihis Erldny aveIJiI9 at D. r
tur work. brethren Wpl!NmG' " 9tas9. W. n
CuAltt.tss CATItN, Hocreinry.
, 1881-11-24

cuEvALtEn pAyARp CoMsASDERr. NO. 90,
DFKNlGlTs en a GnMg!ayg WI 6o
aclh Thursday, NOV. - r. y r. n: his,unR hhRues
IlESltY Z. NANSEi, Rtcordor.
, 1881-11-24

clark street, oplnri nsw couF'-slotsc' EnRs7c.
ncnt nf tho lsostun Iuoa! ppon company. Afternoon
sChi1aes Of Hosuundy." Evening. "Faslnltza,"
, 1881-11-24

NYcVlc1fer'a TkcNftos ---.V
EadIson ttrant. tetrcnn State and Dearborn.
Engagement Of Mr. md Mrs n. C. doudwn. "Aoo'
pkes,H Afternoon nnd evening,
, 1881-11-24

E00fry'h Theatre.
Rhnfn1pt street. betwNeH t'lArA and Ia salle
Engagement of MngETo Mitchell. "The Little say
NO." Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-11-24
I.ret.stu, I1t,rnfrc,

Arndcmy or Nuaic.
31sIstod street, near MADISON. Watt Sldn. Variety
fp,ertaInulcuk. Afternoon md oVeninG.
, 1881-11-24

Criterion 'rhenfrt.
Corner of sedHwIok md Division etraetA variety
tntsttstpn,cnt Afternoon and avGnlng.
, 1881-11-24
POSTAGE.
Entered at tAs rnst- dt Chteaao. ill.,, a. Second
Ciuts Matftr.

For tho boncst OF our patrons who dosira to seha
rncle comics Ut THE TitiBuSE thrnnJh tho na!1, We
t,yo herewith tho tsnualont ratio Ut tustaxc:
.torsfgM .!nl Dnmsstte. Ftr ,!,s IoS..
Eight, tcn twelve, Nid ftjttft1n lAt php1r. = sSMss'
tIxteoa, oKhtcof md twGnty rh1D parcr..' cen!s'
twenty-five and twehty-fnu 1sgH tnpof..s'sA eooss'
, 1881-11-24

uosplainos ttreet, rHnr atatlisun. Wcst Side. Vol
tty et,tertn1uueuL Afternoon nnd eyan!ur.
, 1881-11-24

hy MAI1-1S AnvAScE-rosrAaE PREPAID.
it.,t, ,.t,ttor nro v.,r .........,,,..,,,H11.1 90
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inifv rrti 3n.fnr nr0 vnnr ...,......,.,,,. 14s1U
@ hnysny mi, Hnttrt}ny nef YOnf,. flUal
fnn1mr ,vnannasiny AMI Erjt3nT uhf fnnr,, 4t+A3lb
fundaY, 1U.pnHp ctlltnH. per fcar..s....'.... ~oo
WEEKLY EDlT1US-I'oSrrAfD.
nnc copr. vor ..,,,,.,,..,..,.........8 Ian
XIII EmstSoF{t II ~ .....,.....,,,, 500
lunrtt - n,". cs,'ies &c. 90
Specimen ccpton sent free
Glyu rost-Otlcs adlress In full, Including County
ind Aats. -. ...
1scmtsancoa nny he nntn cithnr oY draft, r1rfoss'
Pnst-uca order or In registered! letter, ut Our FISK.
1S} cry SUBSCRIBERS.
paly delivered. Sunday cxrcptc 9.s cnhts hor weeS'
psiy Bundny Included. tn cGnts rer week.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison md Dtarl,orn-sts, chlcaxu ILL
, 1881-11-24

Clark street. be weeM Lake md itnndo!phs -
,trei cttoFtaIumene Afternoon nn0 oyonlu9.
, 1881-11-24

Hnrer1y's Theatre.
Monroe stroet. tatWnrts Clark hnd uoaFeofn' F@-
Neucs," Afternoon md evening.