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, 1881-11-30
Reorganization OF tho Cleveland, NIT.
Vernon d Columbus.

oPkeSG& INp1teA 10 AN LHtc4pc 1fkb4Hss
ChgvRhAEn, O., Now, .9.-Unlcss something
vary largp hRppens uGtwcon :,aw and tomorrow
nopl, tho Cleveland; s1t. Vernon & Columbus
llaIlway Will be entirely reoreauzcd aud uew
company Incorporated to tnke tho tito OF tho
property Tho nuIno Of tho rontl will be changed
to tho Cleveland. Akron i; Columbus. Tho
trustees for tho boudholtlcrs, MussrH. II. ".
snlther und ]. 4. Horsoy, Of Now York. and
sultatton tndny with .. j.. Cnnda aud W. ii.
Cpson. The result at tho conference Will
fiG tho tt,rInNtlon Of ngw Company.
up to. the present time nothing can bo
leart'e1 Of the now company, It nlly hus boon
!la!lnltiy Formed. The cleveland. NJ: Vernon &
nt the trucks vi tho Cleveland 4 Fittsburu.. It Is
furry Egttled that this will 10 changed and q
new Mlilance fDrtnud. Very loud rlsnlnrs are
nttuat that tho baltimore 4: Ohio Will no we'll
represented H. tho new h0urd " Directors. and
thut lilo Cleveland; Mt. Vcrt0n s. Cu!uMbus will
fialtlmufe j. DhiD.
, 1881-11-30
The Northern Pacific,

HoFSl34 V0HNEe* 2 1HS LHt<1dd 1F80HE-
Ut. FAul., Nina, Nov. 20.-l3y Information re-
caIytd at tho general oiiIcea Ut tho Northern Pa
cIau II Ia learned that Chief Engineer Qon.
Anderson ndyIsea theln that tho track OF tho
Northern Pacific Will rcaph Fort KtpgA about
noo. |; that military aud nther snppites Gun 10
shipped u that point probably BY thh 18th Ut
necamber. but ht docs mt exPrcs tn turn over
my part OF the YolI0wstoAu Division ~ tho
operating department TIL tho arst lUO miles Dt
tho F01sythe district shall hAvu huun completed.
, 1881-11-30
AROUND THE LAKES.

1UHksAHIIs4FFH1t AsVluUE 1T RNX BLAND,
Special Dtaaateh to 2'hs cateaao Tribune.
llLwAuKrx, Wis. Nov. @.--Tha AurLar Line
propeller penwasc. towing tho schooner sahuyi-
XII. ws,luh left tho Huavess en- fundHy lnere,t,x,,
arrived hpro- this muru!ag. They report pu.
tnHnt0rluK heavy woasher from tue southeast
ycslcrday, and the Schuylkt!l had her hpad-
boartla partly carried away from jumping Intu
sns scRs. The o1eers of tho buat also report spe-
lug OIL Sunday black gchoouor. thought to be
fora-aad.afttr, ushura on South Fog Island, Just
west Vt tho tght. She tav careunel akawutd,
su shul ber deck, which IL Palnt0d rcsi. ceuiI bo
plainly seen. Tue vessers torcalaSt ~ bruken
oil ahout twcuty feet below tho trckllc-trcus,
tue ulAiIniast Is KouG coa0 to tho deck, al.d shu
, 1881-11-30
OTHER LAKE 1'OIITS.
tRtRT t1vfltfAt.

PORT HuNDS. =
3pttfal Dtsrateh 10 TAs Chicago 1rtbnnt.
Ponr ltul.ox, Mich. Nov. au-1 20 r ,n.-ptsa-
cd up-Prapcl'crs flalcIgh. .lnrvs I.pr1: sclluJn-
crs II. ". SaRe, John u. Stcrrll, II. II. tluyes.
r Down-schooners Now nomInio,l und ]. Ste
pbcnson.
Wind southwest, fresh. Weather cool and
cloudy,
Special DlpateA to Tbs ch;$aoo tribune.
Pour IlunoH. bt'uh., Nov. as1-0::a0 p. ul.-pass-
ca up-Fropc!ler Cleveland aud burgess.
No down pnssngca.
Wind southwest. bsIak. Weather mild and
cloudy.
BUFFALO.
Epteiat Dtspateh n TIT Uhitaeo 7flAunf,
nuFrALo, N. y. Nov. H.-ActAAl nrr!ynt&-
Propeller l![awntln, from Duluth. wheat; pro-
rsh GuG u ETH H. ctG9 GS shnx;.n ans1 a.
MaEnnl from Iutuntu, hurley; propellur Ar
Eylu. ftom l.ort Co!horno, bat!uy:, prol,eIlur
rrou, droon Iluy. sitildrles; psopetlor lllrkhcai
aMd ha!Yes. trom sakmuw, iun0er: schaonor
A'innsnnha' fram ,,, Mnlnll!, a whvat; sShoonrr
turl,. from l,ort COlarnc, eeSAp-irun; schooner
Act!' Is' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r mss e iI,awatna fur
Cleveland, suit; sch0unrra MiuuehAhH and Gt,s-
hawk. fnr Cleveland, scuoonor II. dudley, for
kscANau...
sp.ttas p!.pateh 70 Ths Chicago Tribune.
EscASAuA, Micb,, Nov. .l.-Thcro vera no nr-
rEtnla t0luy. llcpArtcI-SteNMcrx Clylc, Ohio,
uni jcasn Farwpll, sehoonDra t'1lnlAtru, shuw-
,c9, pnu Enyette lsruwn. The wind. bound tcot
got away at noon.
CltKHOY0AN.
Sptetdl Dtspatrt u Ths Ghttaao 1rthune.
CHguOv1AS. Miah,, Nov, ,.0.-CloarcI-StcRt
InrKa Inter OGuuI,,
|. l'Mss0d up-Schooers Edward ntako and Ma.
rGllKO.
Wlua &outh, Aoavy, with 1nIn.
F3ltT COLlOsHE.
HpfetQi pgpatth IL 1hf Chicago TrtbAnk
pbitr COl.ast,itSE. Ont, Nov. a0.-I'assel down
Schooner rnity 81. HoR0rs, Toledo to Capu Vim.
cent, wheat nn6 c{lrtl,
, 1881-11-30

dp&eidl Utspateh to 1hs Eh,caoo 7fttune.
SARATOGA, N. r.. Nov. 23.-Im 1B70 tho Town
Of Saratoga, ajjolntug Saratoga Springs, bot,ued
itsplf Ia 100000 To aid the construction Of tho
Sohuylnrville 4 Upper Hudson Railway. and hna
puld interest regularly Bliloa that tina. THO
county hoard at B0pcrylsors. racsntly 1ujolHed
from iOyytng FOR the tntorosr,: today formally
decided ~ suke 10 action IN tao tantter, Ihe
Aut,tal Interest fulls duo III btnrch, lBfss. Tho
bonds ar0 aIolA III New York, AIhany, aud other
cities. Litigation Will etaauo.
, 1881-11-30
INDIANA BAR ASSOCIATION,

a1s979f 179b1EtA ID 7Hs CHf;13b 7FuUH&
IHp.ANarnLts, Ind, Nay. *9.-Tho 6tatu Hnr
Association tuiny eleckcu thu foinw.lg ollieuva
fur the ensuing yenr; Fur President. John 3.
kuIly, Aichmonl; fur Vice. President. Notert. U.
lsclt, Fort Wayne; iar Secretary. y. Il. Downty;
for Treaaurer,. N. II. Taylor; fuF Executive
Council, Fssst District. A4ro Dyer, Evailsy9iu'
non: Third district, l.itlnasloM iluw!a,td; !;
Fourth District. Ii. s. Tnylvr. Fort Wayuu; Filth
District, J. a. i. AItSacll, Elkhurt.
, 1881-11-30

Rpfeto1 1tspaefh u Tit CAtt1oo Tribune.
lrNOM1NdTus. Ill.,. fnv. 2J.-Ths indiana,
bloomington g. Western itaiiroau Company to.
tRy brought au!t nRalnst n farmer na,ln.i Cope
for e3.uu tlamagos. In siny passenger trull,
Wna 1ttelletl utld Aatlly wrerkeb by str1ktng
Cnpn'a rlttle. which plaintiff n'Ie4uA rstupel
from pasture by tcasUn Of defendants ncHicut
In regard 10 fgncus.
, 1881-11-30

uiaec, Inns reectynt Tim nunotnt,nont nF Aasf.t.
y,,Gan ~ S Eun " ~ Isan " Mnsn @
Resigned, N' - rS 1"'"o"'
'"' - "
nu,.,a sen,.amSoMs ~ n,!.'nn", s.',,:s. .te,nr
cera IF e Wgerl Efexht AKs.s @ =; ne o
.a 9 W 1;rs rosr ~ f. hhiIs 'i hennxs
~ ~ mi tn,1,t,rra M @ ~ 'an Gty uu
nm 5nne Nv an ,;,.yt!in K Nas,,v,in a'm mi 9iS ~
K!yo The xent!sm.n a,tsn,nE tho meetings IN
The gross oarnuga Of tho Chicago l. Alton
for thtl second weok IN November wurn flGs ,534,
agalnst &tt0, 0,W8 for tho uorresnnmlln4 week lust
yeMr-a '1ocrcaao at 81. .HEl. Tho tucrenss III
5,n;a 1n s ht I'M mro l" ILL., r. H nsros a 'o'
II r. ,,nt mi s"ytna1 ~ tho ~ ,rnvo,s rnur x" ~,
ihn nust nrnttMI,l" III s,,nc..ft nn5 IL H." H."
history d tha road. The iacraaso in Kross eari,:
oyer ,ho orSvto',s voar' Thn failnr mn "f n l,,,s;s
ncss t,f s,,mrtnr 4 iniliao ts ycar "" Is m,,n
''so t"''' was ""''cp".os''
-, Ths e. o!lle!ai report Ct tho pr9cesdlass ct tho
sstx he oa s as Si'; Meas Mssne
dry las juss beon nuhsnlttell 10 tho Goneru!
binM!Eers Of tho rontss itl tho association, but
rsay beei' rapes,ad u ID % a inusE II u sossss s
ltlp!cy CollrtrKht. pnd Bird tue coslt,iltce np-
sss ro oess9 Snss Il % so ssar n ys ses q s. i.
west OF knilsns city win rcot In st.. Louis this
weck nnd try tr4y,to 70 tir!ng abont a satisfactory ar.
tho general tnBetlslg ~ bo hod In this city Dec
4 for approval or Rejection.
Mr., f,rnr,,c " rno1. rormorty f,ouoro, agont
OF the I,oulsvi'ie, Now Albany & Chicago. and Mt
present 1rncral Agent Of tho Denver L. lilo
tlraHdc Railway. wAa called upon last Thnnks-
giving Day by ,hla business Atll ratlroau friends
III J.eadytc who presented him with u tIcA,ltiful
gold witch ind thAln. Il Iinu w0lr-akIn rii,e Il
Bcui-skltl cup, and u palr Of Eoul diamond clr-
drops for his wifo. az n token Of friendship and
bigh appreciation of his worth ia n gentleman
nth citizen. They Hlso Have i,l.n tHlfHilut tho
sAiIlg evening. Nuch Df tho popularity bT tilp
Denver & 40 0rande Hallway with tho .peopie,
uf Lcauvtllo Ia duo tn MIR. C0nk'H faithful aI,l
efficient services since he became tho General
Aren't De that rolfl. uni tho people br 1endvIlie
wanted to chow him TINT they appreciate ILLS
worth us we'll rs his Borviccs.
TIN atluutic & ruc.Hc not1rooa. NJ II roco,t
,nnm1nn ~ ~ nrtS,nes . s M r. recst I'LL
enSci SMt IN r,1,,.inn ~. ~ IN ,ns s,rsG.
ahia @ rtoM Ky ~ II tat ,r, ~ r ~" n ,,s a,t,s
if'vcr ~ ~ ,nr the Nnnina H. ,,soc,t III ts'.
,,rstv n,,t1 1hn ,s,i, ~ i1', Trn,, ~ = ~ III, a o
~ liz f"ri,ir "a mi intm s,,nrfton nv i.h, ii.,ar
ni.t % H.. ,,ro,psl pt 'w ~, ill.,, tae
I~ns,t,n Z. Gantn ~ ,tnroni "a th, T. n,1
x.1" Ernnai.n, i,M,irn"h T,s th % ,,rs,ctn, a.. a" ~
81. rorE ns,I tb 1T ,ao ~ s rs, ~
nn,rni n,tisn, vos a,,p,n ~, ~ in ~ ,n ."u
-, ~ 80 r,',t ~ W.. @ ss a ~ I,a
ma tins f"r liz Gn,ifnrnfn ,lv!an snre ~ a,,s rs
, 1881-11-30

!,urkce, \ saydsu Grant, Jacob II. seh,f,. yol.
.1UhnRIrl. William Morttiia Riiwnrd u. Mnr9ar,
Eu!.rt!and rnrkcr, r, N. flrnko. Ijuntcr nam..
1p1l.. Henry q. stuhtlHa, William Il, strong. J.
tN3SilHr WG3Rh. - " "
, 1881-11-30

Appointed superintendent of tho To.
tedo, Ann Arbor T. tirnnd Trunle.
sptttdt Ntpas:h to Tic Chicago Tribune.
ANN Alumni, stioll.. Nnv. 2s.-sfr q. Wnud.
ford. Gcnorui binnakor nr tho Jncksnn 4 Fort
WnyMo itontl. has bnan nppointcl tt,iperlntcn,l-
cut ut tho Tnlattn. Ailii ArlMr i uraHd Trunk
Hallway In tho p!aue 0f II. ". Adhlcy.
, 1881-11-30

sr. Loula,' Mu, Npv. sD.-The Union Stock
Yards Company, Of this city. t'!el suit this aftcr
nnnn against tho Wabnsh ltairnatl' Con,pnny,
asking tI00,0 damages for lroa6h Of contract,
tuutlu III 1874. by which tho railroatl company
nErceh not 10 discriminate nxa[nht tho paintlT
and lit favor OF the Nalonnl Stock. Yar|s In
Fast Ut. Louls. Tho petiuou eharRas thas tho
railroad company hns violated Its eontraot from
1915 to tho. present tlato, in charging osliy tho
same ratio for the trnnaporlution Of llyt' stock
from ponts west OF tho hjsstsslppl River 70 East
Ing trAte frnm tho plaintiffs yards to the yaris
on tho enst sIdo Ut tho river.
IhIs contract WIS originally mado with tho Ut,
Louis, Kansas Ctty & Northern. linIlsuad. and
WIS faithfully kept Until ls7D, whcn the WAbAstl
Company uetlrutl tic Ut. I.ou!s, Kansas City s.
.Northortt. sllicg whel TIM petition Allcxea, tho
contract haa been ylnlntGtf, to tho, Ertut dgtri-
nlent and injury Ut tho Uni0h Stock. Yards.
, 1881-11-30
I'rntlHfpr Of Services.

Ettetal Dispatth TO The Chteaep Tribune.
DUBUQUE, la., Nov. oa.-.1osuph II, Whatmorc,
for sixteen yenrs In tho Illinois Central nt this
pieee. hns received tho appotntmont at Assist.
mt Gntinral Freight AKont OIL tle Ch1cag0 slIl.
rcaIutlrl, - - - - = -
, 1881-11-30
>Is.sn,ored Official Changes.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. e9.-lt Is rumored
thAt CuYlpr,of tho Northwestern H0ad, IL tusur-
cc1l Van Horne US Superintendent Of tho Chi.
eago, Milwaukee s. Ut. Paul. Il u tu.nored also
thlt Il. 4. Atkiua will itaxo tho vt. Paul lsoad
fur u good position VI III Eastern lue. =
, 1881-11-30

Eric Declares u DlvlLond Of @ Per Cent.
NEW Tonx, Nov. s9,-Tbo Eric declares a 0lvi-
delll Ut 0 pur ,eGut 0n prsfarra1 Stock, aud or
ders tho Payment Ut per cont interest On tho
tscolnu bonds. The rtaferrol stock ts mp asi IN
the announcement, JeWett will hu REFLECTED
pr1sfont. Tho annual report sh0ws tho gruss
onrntnga to ba t1.7l5,005; working expenses,
Sl3,:s6t,1 ,1D; net earnings from tra''le with In
tilu ypAr, ti,ssT,4l7. This amount. together with
II, lltl.b ~ reoalvcd from uthGr sources, nlnkinv
III all $3,QSD 04sl. has boon npu!ioI n1uthy to tn-
ihe acquisition OF equipment ard rGai ostAto.
, 1881-11-30
THE RAILROADS.
o,he Difficulty Of Patching Up a
peace Between the East
crn Roads.
r.,,,eh Donunotat'on Of The Stook.1ob.
~ bing Schemes Of American
Railway Kings.
,x,,,,sc Of tho NORTH md West Branch
" Road by tlle Pennsylvania
Company


p..h,h(o REORGANIZATION OF The uloVel1ndt
I''0A ~. uounn, r. 1clumhuu ,7ndar
MI s'1u'" =.
Anotner Name'
--
,,,,c,, m t1,c Way OF n Settlement
7he ~ EASTERN alultronl lVnr-Tl,a
p. -" 1n1,1,11,.. *c1trlnlca or tho A1laerl-
Moe..'.,..,,s ntur.. mud How ,rf,py
ea' nhn"! <s,..rt,,;,i.
ARE FtrN"n 'a, -, .,,a taa o,,or,s o,,v ,,o,,r
~ .o ,,rInr tho Enateri, railroad war 10 nn
maue ~ ps rt,v nnro s,,ccoaaful thou nreyI-
MI. o1es nn'le III tllnt illr"etlotl' AHhouRh ~ 's
seocrui1y conceded lhat MI tho rond. tnEaged
s.hs war arc sick Of tho aou.lIcs, md lsstrous
Of bfnaa,s n' 49, ,,r II. 10 n"r,ii,, ur,,n,,,Ic
atIe uniform 'r'tes, set " 's, "Mruly ptonaole
,sat they will 'c hhio Mt thls tlhio 70 restore
's'es ,,.M,nr,, in tho wur Of NH l.micui,Io ar-
tlfphl'''e. !, H. .,f, ,,. int hr ia r,,,y viii.
anscn,ent' ho u - eA'u 'uas W. ~ s,,s,',.,
~. and llaltin1uyo, which bus all along boon
pola ~ ,hn rrurnnt iss,s in this cnntost.
eoasue'. 'aT w ,I,ia n MIN, m to nort
d Vanderbilt, tho EnHtcrti ron'ls iind that they
ssrnor ulyancc rntes, hceuttso ut higher rites
.aans san afo nuw ctssr4cd, cast-bound ship.
nents would a,ss ea.,1cy ' eoaso. ,,.,a Mstnouan
The rntrs are now ns1us'iallS 1ow Tor th's schson
Of tle yrar-.D cents per iol E"unts To Chtnago
It,be open rate, hut fl many Instances lowers
rates are being snadc--tilaro ~ but ltt'o bnsl-
ues, golag EHst. Tho uroat trouble 10 that tho
prices Of prats-tho principal nrt'clu Of ship"
tucut-aro higher ut this point thn' thoy nrs IN
,he East, md shippers nro therefore unable to
.njp M y,thoue IosI1lg monoy. Thore Is btlt little
rvtapeau c,t,a,t' fnr gra'n, md this kceps TUG
pes nSn Ester, sens9t f1 tpia oa. =, 9nat
,hs ay, , gsiIn gHhIa,'e;n's. whoro tho S E,rnpea @
n,.e,nsbps ns. iahr It Ut notinl r,tcs. brc,ltlso
,hsY nse1 it for ballas 3cslIcs ii,a Tho East-
eIo 'rostIs tyH to Muet tue cuLnprtt.lon oil tho
Wi.'lss,ip bAruu lines. wilIc.i Hro tnl;tiK pllsl-
ness at ,,cii i0wrr rlos thnI tho sAlsuails talfl
,,,sJHr atf.rl ia make, Tiloru nre sul.t to Up
latSe nhlber " st.s n9 ~ MY tMs
.neS WI Sesi,nn ro,tls low i, tl.o ctursu uf co-
s,n,eon, IN und whIcI, urc anxious to eecuru rt-
,stn cHrKoes ut any price. Altbt,ugt tho chip
mcnts ny tIo iergcr tnca nro sltid to bo henvy 1T
nrcscnt, yet ;tloY arc mt nt,loiout In supply alI
Ra tha si;a waiting for t.1lryucy Ut Now Ueieutta
w Wsat.bomnu busIueps il ycry hpAyy vi urpsvnt,
bu, iii tic Vanderbilt rua.is anu tbs Erjs h,vo
rrfuseI Illus fup to meet tic t,tivnnea In wat
;nunf rofrs tnntj4 by tho TpnnsYit.1IIn and
, 1881-11-30

VI, " "1n n W6Ve4 Wus{wnrd,
Agent u, ~ ~ Me!lcn, Asslstnnt Gaa.4ral F.oiubt
lit 10, " ras tae Chicago & Nosthwestssu Railway,
AahY,., ueAs VIZ yesterday 10 consult loraral-
eaaas IA hsusF' hseeF' OF tho Atchlson, Topeka l.
-. "s''foau, regarding tns new position hv
, 1881-11-30

t,artsId oycr fiurcock q qH
EnEr PURCELL.
The rrohbtton!sts omly east !,Hr, votes In the
wtlose StMtv, md tho Flattsis ioUE! votes. AZ
the Uoveenur's election OF IT'D tho FiAtiste rabE
al.ssS vutes TAoy nre badly playei-oMt fac-
tlon In tho Empire State. On tho tnnrnlng after
city mule mp an cys!,nutc fran ts special and
priyat0 dispatches. ANNOUNCING Carrt fscpu1lsc-
III. Giectel by }s,!U majority. which was within
n few hundred nt tue Rctt,al blIclut result. r..
stn,is ~ @ n'njsr!,y .r :'
Minority cntmei by Nuw York itfrHid 5l
Nesut announced by &uw fNrk 3FIbhHs. "A tis vut0
, 1881-11-30

Aunuxl Election Df Directors Of the
Nnw York, Lake Erie T. Western.
NKw Yoltk, Nov. 1.-1ho following were
eleotod Directors Of tho Now York, Lake Erio s.
Western Nulroad Company: Thcrun 1t. butler,
CAurlps Dnuh, ThoplRs Dickson, Harrison
, 1881-11-30

Twenty-Five III ~ not ~ fortune, yot 1t buys
Dr. Dull's Cuux y Syrup which never iuila to uurC.
, 1881-11-30
Another Isnrtlianc by tlsc penll.yivanln
EDtll1tk5,y.

Special pispatch to 77s cateago 1yieuns.
WitxEanAitn.. Pa,, Nov. s0.-tt Ii announced
hero TINT tho 1'cnnsytvnntn 1taIlroau Company
have purchased tho North Il West I3rancb 1snll.
road, and TINT tho company will Ut pnco push
forward tho work Of completing the roul from
Cntnwlssa 10 this city distance Of forty n,l1os.
1t will bo remembered TINT tic rond wus bought
at Hhcrlfr's aalo Inst aunucr, In ColAmln Cnun-
ty, by Charles Parrish, Attorney -upncrat I'aln-
Gr, e1-senatur 1I,tcku'ew, and others At tho
tiinn It was supposed TINT tho l,urtIra purchps:
Ing II did SO III Tho Interest OF TIC leadInS peo-
pie. lilo rDn,t had been burvcyell, mud Il ltttiu
work t,ono upon 1t. Tic inoioy advanced rep.
resented Simply tho coutraotors' judgments,
nbout $00.0oo. sotnu tlmo nfter It's disposal by
tho ShGr5K n row WIS kicked up
ut Nanttcpkc, SIX miles below this city, Oil nu-
cnttnt OF tho Pennsylvania Company taking
sssssD Ss ct t,,st cSrta Erosfty SyoFn t1
route lald. a midnight rill.laylng suhetno an4
full t:Ry1 work on Sunday tulsUwln. Invited
u leVNl controversy. MAttcr8 Wuru temporarily
settled. Giiu now tho Pennsylvania ltond by Its
purclHu 1lnS secured valuable frInChlBG.
When tho now ro0tt from this city tO CatAWlssR
IS completed n connection will 6u made ut tho
Inst ta,sicl place with tho phi!nIephu 4 Erlo.
Tho Cufttrol Or tho NurtA & West Branch H0R.t
9vrs the Pennsylrania f0lks n clcar way to
furg largely with tho cnrryIng trada Of the
!.aosawannN e. llootnsburE t!ranch Ut tho
Delaware, 1AGkHwanIla & Western IiOatl.
Property In thle city has boon purchased by tho
penIlsylyan1H Company upou WHICH to build n
lopot.
The National tribune., 1881-06-01
z. CHANDLER.
Clocks.

splendid lot Of Alarm Clocks on hand, lust re.
ceived also the ordinary kind. Hundreds of let
ters have come attesting the value Of these clocks
Reader, If you had one on your mantel shelf we
know you would not take five dollar bill for it,
See last page of this paper to terms for getting
up clubs, whereby the clock viii come to you as a
gift Send on your club soon First come first
served
The National tribune., 1881-06-01

The attention of the former clients of B. f. Prchard
ESQ.,, of Indianapolis, Indiana who have not written to
me since December 1876 is again called to the follow
ing:
M8eata gst INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov. l3 1875.
aEoRaE 7. Lemon, Esq, Washington ID. c.:
DEAR SIR-You hereby to
clients
&c and that IL desire that they
hereafter and forward such evidence you may TO complete
their claims - - - -peesS
(Signed) Il. f. PRITCHARD
This proposed transfer submitted to the Hon q
Chandler Secretary of the Interior for his consideration
and action The following extract from his letter written
TO the Hon. j. A. Bentley Commissioner of Pensions ex
plains itself, and to it your attention is invited
DEPARTMENT inferior
Washington, ID. G., December 1876
the good standing OF Mr. Lemon before th
partment as well his faith entire trans
tra. ser TO be made. -
r. CHANDLER i
In accordance with the foregoing the Hon r. A. Bent
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