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, 1881-03-30
llEuI.-GQY. HASKlNS.

ALBANY, N, u, sluret @.-l.out.-t,ov+
1lasklns Is lying seriously III Mt tic De'nyan
House, llacartls l!ayo becl PLACED ln all tla
corridors OF tle hotel requesting guests 10 bo
asgulct rs possible. lle caught Il severe cold,
which bccams rapidly wurse,. ind which IL
believed y ln1yB uuyelVpe4 Into typho!4 pnell-
uriuy. yestsstiay, mt again to4lay. Very
grave doubts ara entertained rs tu Ills ultl-
ulNto recovery,
, 1881-03-30
NEW YORK.

Spttfal Dtspatch to 1as Ehtcloo Tribune.
NEW YUIsK. March @L-GtAtS- Wheat-Wlnter
whant agnn quite brisk nt further htlvRnro for carly
deyerius of ubunt a7ic b.'. closinu ateaiy, With.
hovoyo1, y worry sensitive und t,uctuasinR mur-
haet 'a tho "pssoa line. w'''ea after q
Through tho AFTERNOON. rocclinx on NJ. y
red fully helHu tu tTu,n thu highest figures 0t
to day. affected IN good part by tho tatoF lnas
favorable uccounts from tho Wsst 'rhe speculative
aenllnFa Waru extensive particularly III the April
and hlay npt!on Oh No. rod. Tie OxIsutt
Inquiry fA!r but tho limited oHeslnps
Of rsnily desirable qualities. md TIM
exiraHu views or holder" !n,pcded bastnoxs on Gx.
kArt accuunt- kpFtng wheat practically neglected ad
un!Hal yury Ittlu xttcg Ut any kind spring await
nbIo hero. salca noted VI tl.4+Sl.:S34. closing Mt
Ell nskud, No. rod NJ tL:5ss l%s luraoly rnl!uad
certificates Ut &l..ksl EN- clnsng ut sI.z8{ asked
aid ai.s3,s bid; do March at sl1',l6sI.1,i, cnsna
E&4 do April ut t.l1hltl 3lh, utnslnx nt e9!i hid
aud ti2lJ nsked; any at siaxbl3. closing fiats
doJune ut t,.iyittlK cinslnR ut g. 5i, DO stranlar
KsRdo at fl,Il; Sa rts! at $l.G4G4L9!{. clos
Ing al s..aHt; do atcaInuE Erado III ttt08l1l,
une'adsa red Mt ',.lsatst aa to qaal.
sprnx IN storo nj p;hc. Torn asnin advanced. In The
tnsanc1 ot No. early dolivorics FULLY leslHo per hu.
und On tho optun !Iat, April u juno. 4a>xu per bu.
On mn aetys lnauIty, chsgy speculative,
though xood demand ',aa boon also
noted fur shipment, In part for steamer
mixed, which gained ahunt s<o tu. ba10s nixod
York steamer mixed ss,l.!4c. e,,iouy ii ts,1o,
closing Vt thlv, hu white ut 5p{c; stoanlur
yuow at a'a5S4e; Iuruy ye,uw III I'll
stsaei Raa hu at asc' round yotiuw.
sa0 bu. ut ac. further ri4o noted q, oarly do
livery II E".st IN ul'ous fur Apr!! nt tr!na
ststSto1 u!"rn24 Hi! snul dsMuHd chiefly aI'acn-
4axs sasy y Ms F g.. S ..ssa 1o5 susI e
'a,y qa'} n. s. 1. g. v.1t q ,, !t wh.9
sH.i mttad stito i'olitul; No. Ch!ciGH quOseA Ut
stuaAY tint tiuiot; u laMt.uad u chuIcu unRr4dud
Ca!lAdA ttilnrtet st1i ul fl.15.
fMnvlnl,iSa-ttn9 Pt1tiur!a moro sought aftor,
ssny \! tAs *rSnlattyS no, 4 s,ronaer lna
Mana fnr eaIy heseryi quoted nj tho cius0
sh'es e.. s;n G;,s', H. ~ Y !; s % @ a 1T new @ a'd n
ypons gsai".i u. ti@itst ii. ii and itay i. tiih5i'M
Hhe:,! Quutul lt:!cr, but anMetlFei luus resar
ss!c. st u y ' a so .oa fss6 s,! T si*sf @
" moro request At HI nAYlne0 Vt Iii 4ije tos early
a0!sUsy !tH*n1 m Ut 4luAn tor gFu.it stld
<f EE, *!1h aanil hpuHs eIust.H Ut }l.i, April Ut
;1' " ILL., Aay " tli01 bid IuHu at s bld July ~
HIuAAs-itaw attracted rather noro s,tenton at
hr! though cunirasAtisvly lnMsaw!lAiH praylous
5ItEluMrs-At m.'aeratut, ac.syo ,unysmsns report.
Ihb berth iEal.ht nlIu continued III iaIr tvp,uii,
tts'xAt f"c e.. i..cn"o' shs tn444Sa,unH tS,vHsa
freight utd trmani Ai!tpluI!, nlld bY uuport
srs ~ lIx ~ 81! ,iFun Ut 44s s!:ht adraslsu.
lIsstuns ut l.s "a ID largely tuuIh is0ght and
Forward .hIpneat raEt by uulput ~ low ~
IA the Hf.tfra 4s,oeLdltd I'ftIt.
NEW Yn.tk. Match :l-tu!liiS olpAuys u H.
E+se!, E+se S.!I: futu.sa steady; Mareh, t!u5:, ApsIl
, 1881-03-30

Inst scnsnn Capt. Jesse Cox SECURED tho b!ic-
wheel atcasnrr Flora for excursion PURPOSES. OIL
tho strength of bond gisct, By ttiehnr1 r. ilaco
as surety for tho payment Ut tho eurter money
Now the Northwestern Transportation Cumpnny
avo Instituted suit nRsinst afr 1sacc for tho
Cant. Cur wns IN have paid thc tumptlny FOR tito
uao of tho steamer rfIls nit0rls tho tcst Of evt
this port will not pay uflcss cxcellUntfy well
HiannKtI.
, 1881-03-30
PROPOSALS..
,e+ >---
Proposals fur 2niiAM supplies mud YrMus-
pert utlui1.


rrorasai. far z"a,.s s,arpiie. aad Trans
DEpARTMEST uF THE INTERIOR,
~ 0n,su u 1n,,lAn Adnr.. Wn.n!nrtos. Maryh =
$ aS;;s ss's y. fS;
a s III! n1e g. rs;stssi @ r netf III its % SsM ] sss OK
M tsf asIG'sf IL !S i:? ";s' s
j. pps ,sn! nSs, % .n. a,I lst'.s % rNs, ss,t,
SaSd; 3aT s!SS% s.9i'a. I:s .SS !S.ls
10. sir ss'aSa. f"'acc aSi. sa!s "s
spas sSs ssssS fsS ,sss aMs @ss s soda sa4aF'
n I'LL " " 3s,a. s;ssas saas ea
ii9I y4Ta:j Iia; AMv sa5d.i hasa; II:tssH, 81
%
;%,f s,I?ss; S&y ;S: yssS. y5:Sy: s Z s%sS:':
iiaruss:, il"wt: iiake.. f3tks Se.ssaa III +; WIZ
sss!os i.'ses sss Tssr,!$ry: &'t'.s's ss$s:
a ssss sss ss %", II b. s'
A!so fSs fS suss @ r% o. 4 ihp nrl!ss
sssS'fs saSs s ts' Ss
Fchsdllos showing the kind. und quantities of sub
II a
aEt!:cs t%sstsr with h!aTx pI.!sas md f9rn,* NJ
asss: isns md p!ass ii .isI!vcrr. tofus esh.fast
a til ss fS%1ss m a M s ,S.
tat,un ~ tl1e 1n,an usee III WHanE,nt.. u Ny. G.
NJ s'ss sxsy s,,1 S1 ySrt sa M'"' u ill., cas. II n
r!ue nt uhsttanen, U. T. A.: u Chltssu H. iu!s y.
s.nno. md iank.on, and tho roasuiustus ii Sioux
Hhis s' he opeard y ,hs hour and day acoye stat
"'.' CEnrIyEn CHECKS.
Az btds nauat T. aest,'np"ptsa " eert!Ge9 cheeks
1as psSp.4 f. at f s y t. ti5t tiSSnt Of
Astl fam nj ixxlInrr
, 1881-03-30
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March sI-E0TtruS-Qulet; iU]&c.
FsOUltQuiat; extrA II exlr, fainlly sJ754
az; a Nu. |. Ss'5dao> c'lolco fancy, sj.sltlh.i
GNAIS-WhpAt Hteady IND t1rul; tlUksiNt Corn
HtsalJt No. white 45g 3a tixctt. lie. ats AtGniy;
=, file. - "
iAi-Hte1dy5 tish03iGaa ....-... ..,.....
rNovlnI1SsEpnrk ttsoslRs tia75a1!d l.an.-tr!mc
seeHfI. npHU ~ IHnfknL LUX nIhLtH strung uni
h!EluEi s!nui'1lra. st,i!Mi rtear Clt s7.a, Haenn
sfsnx md h!ghot Shoulders. E.SS cluaf flb, eJ6lt
ClNnr. e u. l1unts-SnEAr-turo4, 1Vc.
WHibkY-HtGudy nj el.Us
, 1881-03-30

UNIJN JJ1S II UN' TUESs
Tho list OF tisgs thar will form tho Union Lii
tho prcstnt seltson III now about cumptetG. As
Will be secn by tho array Of nAH1es nppeudcd,
the combination Is q Formidable uno:
fI0. Independent.
Owen tilew}, .. II. Green i1ow),
Commodore told Grccn,, J. II. Crui.o,
Constitution, Monitor,
J. II. AhrtlH. lied jacket
Mary haeI.M,lc, Alert,
Il. rrndlviIIe. 4, y. Alien,
j. Il. Campbell, y. liAnsUnl,
Tn,M l!rown, &. II, b, Ep.'s new iron
Success. tuE,
NEGOTIATIONS aro pending for tho purchase ut
nrothCr powerful tug to le ltIheu to tho t!cut.
hhonil thoy bo consu,n,natca tho hoet will eol!-
stst III eighteun Hoass all hut fur ut which
range frolu medium to tho largest stu harbor
tugs.
, 1881-03-30

Tho National Ga:ei.c says It wilt soun 10 ablo
to unnollnua wonderful strtu In the mechan-
!ca1 appliances for uslng liquid turl TOR gonurat
Ing Btuan In both nnriuo and la1,d BOILERS 1.-The
n.ntter Is IN tho hunds Ut praoticut mutt, who
will soou demonstrate thnt they cun mako tro!n
twrnty-esxht 10 thirty Ra1!uns Of er,ILu petrts-
'GuH, ct,atlhx R to NJ cpllts, do tho work Ut ton
ilrt or silokua; aud ono an,ltl i, Tho i,ru. rou
OF Il lnrQu stctur will pvrtur!I tho SANG service
III keGlng up stcanl that from forty u lurty-ttye
men t1U tit.W, .
, 1881-03-30

route Is hcng uan l,y &. ]. krtsfaw IN the We
cns,nt If Mr. tIutitr4+ ur Chicago. J'j,u shin.
tNHHt r. htn9 fstu sft It'll cfplneiilHht With tic
Merchants l>lsimtc Line for delivery Ii, Liver.
III SUw York.
.iteeortl was mnt!o at tho Chicago C,tstnr,-
!!0use yesterday Hf tho safe OF one-tf,te,i it.-
terest In tho Kctlournr 1nhn higher by urf,rxt e.
Ftnney, administrator, tn AIcxander CnIrna tor
$t,Un. nHd hY Alexander Cairns to George C.
Flnncy fur the eAtn0 amount.
, 1881-03-30

Sptetat nttpatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ST. JosEtH. Mich, March .9.-Tho crew Of the
tug Angler nrr!vr,l here this AFTERNOON nt 4
O'clock. They left tho tug ut hui-past 10 O'Clock
this uornlns. When they lcGt tho tug Ind slts-
:ninct IN tlutnagc. and sns tn4t III the Ice. Inst
night tho wind shifted to northwest, ntd tho
tug flrtficd to point soi!lhwest Of ,hs port on
the ChicnHo course. The men intenu returning
10 tho tug ln tho 1hornlng.
, 1881-03-30

TnErno. O.. 3inrch g.-GAAlS-Whent eas!oe; No. /
Htio MIchlgan si.o;.@, ambaS DO, sl.1s,l: NJ red
Wab@sh, spot sl.OS>s. April, s10s&{, Mny. sklu9ai
June. sl.lo'<; July, sio51s thu yanr, s,... No. )
soa 'ya,nasl' t!gt5 fo{sete ;tss ttIa antet NJ. 2
ugea. s?S t'y,a .lnlli NJ. Nd. 2whlts il
,a; May M 1ui. M g. ju1y 1o; tis ss' April
HEtElpra-aficat, .5.uN but curu, tH,uu but oats,
.ttHbs. -
hnir,tExEs-Whoat 4. .ou bu, corn. c5.uo bu; oats,
, 1881-03-30

BOSTON. NArch ch@.-FLouN-S Steady md unchup9ed.
GNAtS-corh stea4ys Eteu,ner mixed md yuilow,
WtXdlc; n0 usndc, &*aAka Unss iomunlIy unchanged
ltyH nt}ttiftaisy unchanged.
l!NrrEN-SUnlthally uhuhengod.
Etjuk--Sulntiully HIiGAn,}sUu,
lEekaiTH-flu4f,A.a0 1rls xs11 kackat cnfn Eio0]
bu3 wll4At. A%u hui oats htlD bll, -' '
6ulpAkSIb-Eluuri LIS brls,
, 1881-03-30

SpfttHf l7UbdIfh 70 1hS [httHp0 7f]Iuhk
AMltEHsruUNta, Ont. MArrh .a.-Thu stchm.
barge Shcl'lots, from Detroit for Ctnvcnnd,
passed out Ut tho river Mt q. nj. atld returned
ut moon. She went down "a fur ,ts Colchester
Point a,id Middle S!stcr Island, and ns fur NJ
Ft.r nnrihenst wind tn.tny. shifting to north
wcss. will ktHrt the ict: II anything.
Tho steatn-sMtrxcs f&osc hull Yosemite have
abandoned all luGA Of lcArlns fur tho present.
, 1881-03-30
PEDESTRIANS At PEORIA.

PEORIA. ILL.,. March :2o.-In tie amateur
pedestrian contest last hight W. l,uttnn Won
tho arst prize. Tho Waik was twenty-five
miles gtr4s-you-p!ease. lIutton's t.ino WIS
three hours nl,i thlrty-lyo minutes.
, 1881-03-30
PEORIA.

rroRtA. M4rch-a,-tiAAlS-Eosn ataadyi new high
n.I1od. A&3sN.lo; new mixed, a4{a w. Oats stsndyI
NJ. 3whtc, a+t;&}4e. ilyo sasurs No. T. slIG}iUl.M
!ilaHwlNE.:-.unch4ngoln Ut e1Ht
h&cklffACMheAt W l1!f clFEl. A3Qts bus oAts 7l00
but re- a7t1 by! tATIuf, iMU bu.
,h!lltAENTs-W4eat. lunu; Gnrt. 4. 90 but 0au, 3D.
&l but rye. ! CW but bArtsy a{al bu.
, 1881-03-30

chEv.iASlt. o.. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Standard white. tlu tesL Nc.
'lTrHtlltt, Fa+. March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
CFuN tirtl md pxcesi; United cute1tos, eO}<e} ra-
t'Hed. s5Sc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-03-30

Hpfctas Dhhateh TO 1ht Chicago Tribune.
EIo!S, ILL.,, 3farch :a-'Ih2 sAles UT thU lizard Of
Tf1n0 To-day WerN =. au ~ eruanury butt1r 1T 1?f9
Jssc I'LL but ano lrautactthn boing at thu farmer
hs4To: sS: 9na Sts r.. ps5t s.im caesss u Tie
~ Aayhheo. The sAlpA aggregated tIJjiE.2L rho
!:hato nuJouEhGu for two Wevks on nSGuuat Of Giuc.
tlun1+ ~ ~ -
, 1881-03-30
KANSAS CITY.


Epsttdg DFlpdlFh q 1H9 EhtfI00 Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Hnrrh al-G1,AtS-1ho Prize
CurrtAt reports: W,seat-1seceipta, e;tsl bu, khIp-
APRIL, h33ui. NJ, ea.i Nj !ApF sui No: all,
skt. CuFn-llGeelpts, 1iM but aAIpuants llf2J tut
hElui N6.3 cash, asci April, .n}ac.
, 1881-03-30

nnamsl; iMHct eertr5nnr. 10.tMt UctDLuf, 10.lTei
HHtHve@Mnt:f; MY @ ilu'ci Hrcufnhur. llAin,
49, afht gsCHlutr. I,aH brst nxpnfs, liDW
@ orst fi'i'afiin, State md Wnster1 kista in, t,,n-
WIKI g gonn txtrh 4L4tt f ghti 10 choice. !E,t
ss3: Wn'f M!lent .xs. tiMkitit: nxsrl Unln. *t2st
'ai Il "; I''a. SG&1sA5; Mneso,n ltunt rcaSs,
n,tAiSs;a.Whrat y; =. h!uhcr tncctpsA 1slao hus
'"sa y TX Il III 5s1Ssa I'd % %srrnH 4 t 4 F,t," .nr @
a :, S1 ,c n. r E;i5I 3I;Ec, ''fIss sis
la' n. awi.. siN4 III. IT, .''ft 'i!snjstiNS! ~.
ssnizisi Ssr. A'?t nsyas s,na
sn ma hlia!A higher. rceipth. i3tn I'LL. nxsst* ls!-
ats1,4ts4F; MI. IstiE{e: No. ! whtr. hAri tuVnd
{n.!"Mt XXI. sNi NJ. Si!tc! GMMGni Anfli 'fTH*,ios
r. IIHt'nlpts MN bu: Western ntxDt, 4|H45dci WHO
t!Af-I!Mll nni unchanged.
!!tl'A -tlHlpt hut HteAhy. .... ...
anes aad aaslsiixr ss"iasss* t. fasc da!assd: a,
e: Nv. siraiy, wi!h Intr 'ielHnd. carullna and
rGahsl. The.
ratLow-Actlre ut,d Frtn; q Gs-lttsqsc.
Mra1N-l)nll nj $i.stwIA5.
Tt'HpkS riSE-lsnsprt l5Hc,
lRnytstNXx-rIfk qnlot, hett hg!icr nlh incs.
In!c,i 1T tt l!t41sl52; .iU. ti'i leur qut md
Mntf!nnEei Int H,entA H. rhn5D tIl1hHr. 1tlH clDaF
Hlsi.lfcs. tSTk! short clear, *asl Lard strnags
,.lIitrGEW-fn Wood demand md aEm fur choice,
W;.:Rk
clfEEsg-Qulet und unchanged.
, 1881-03-30


BALTtMnny, March :9.-FLoCl-Iaser. Without
ulotnh1e CllRnHo.
GIkAtS-Whcnt-Wcstern higher md !,sb,; M 2
Western wntur rod, spot. March md April. s..lges
LII; May. st.1v1lGsa1Ts; June, Sl.i5ssasls1G, july
Sill asked. Corn-Wesscr1l Apot steady; futures
hahert Western mixed, spot md Mhrch,
April! &Ytsshe May, S7&x5;s;. *seasaaf. 5.ls: ntia
etuAhJt WGateEn whltt. EsAa1Hc: iulxCl, 4Jls&ici
tpgnuaylynh!A. liGs He. 1tY0 ttrm Ut tI.iA
1lAy-tncnItxVtl.
IlI1SfktuNH-QulHt and Unchanged
nuTFEE-Qutpt.
EI3DN-uull ind tTgak at lie,
1'EEltU1,Et'A-N0ul!nl.
!;tocEKtEs- -CoEeu qutot- suEa. atendy.
WliiakS-S0nfnnl: 1ub lots, 4t.lp.
fKeEaltTH-UncRa1lvo1. .. .....
HEcEiltrs-ftuMr, .;Gi Ir!a; wleat, w. t9 but cort
a}i, ~ but Uat* I. ~ ttfs TfyI ITS bu.
EllFNESIs-wtrnt.! !tH,Ull bu; enrn, lal,0n bu.
sALxs-Whoat, ~, ISL but uorss, ", dd4 bu.
, 1881-03-30

The small schooner e. North wilt be tho first to
lcavc Chlcago tho present seasu,l. Yesterday
tho tux Flpssle Thcloko towed tho vessot down
to II. Channon s. Co.'s shIp-chand!ury tn rcreive
her outllt. She will tIe rt!y for scA by tho t!Iilo
u sluthorly wind shirts tho leo awAy frnm this
hnrlMr. The North Is to pruceol to lsaclnu for
runufCa.
, 1881-03-30

Tho ilcct Of Louis Sands, tho we'll knuwn Mill
istcp inlnberanat. will 10 commanded as follows;
Etcam-hargu II. q. rrters-Capt. Charles
Smith,
NUrnint.
scho,ucr jsahela sanis-Capt. Christ Olson.
Schooner \. ". Lurkuy-Capt. August john
atti
, 1881-03-30

DETROIT. March h1.-kLoEH-Vulst.
GlsAlM-Whcat firm, extru nuniinal} No. whits.
slo6>ss April sl0fs May, tG3f; juno, tIpd3sI No.
wh!tv. 3lU!! R1, rod, tLs}t bid, Accepn, MoN hu,
shipments, 74.Au eu.
, 1881-03-30
COTTON.

NEw OHl.EASa. I.a.. Anrch :a-corroS-Qu,ct,
'HtdlI,nu. t0Hc I,w .sild!l!nR H4c; r,l nrdinury,
Hlts MT rereIpts. i,W balHs; Ert,ss 9Th; rxnorta 10
Atnat 1treaD. a,uUt cun4twlse, luy sntps Eu stuck
N474A ' ' '''' -'
, 1881-03-30

pAtLADkLrutA, March Gl-Wu0l-DulI and
uas!srs Ohio Bannaylsanta. aud west Virginia dou-
blu u1tsR and abosu, A14lci extra. a1c satutr 80
In; euarsS. akkTu; Ssw TURK. Michigan, Indiana,
sud e.tet, tint JfH w; EehIut. I5 as1; puxrse. IS
*nst1nd Eoil!i4k hlio 1eiauo. +z17ei uhwasho4
lu, A4.Lej pulled, aA44.ks:.
NOStoN, MaxuA observation-disclosures tsadut Ohio
, 1881-03-30

tSntASAroAss. Mnreh 2!-tlRAsS-Whcnt iltn,
atlfAas1LG Corn stsadyi <NsXtlc Uuts steady,
ttGtNE. ''
, 1881-03-30

Ssw YuitK, Mnrch 2l.-t>ctn1ni nj tirat hands con.
lnmns Irregular but gonura!Iy Gns.srltr; cuttun
raudn III tsentiy rr1unst; furthor ,nkH$ ul n,sdum
htaacl,el cttDns Alllity rcs.Gd Ia pries y nxents
prints IN mn1rnlH ttehhnds lawns utd ltEi;ss EuUIs
fnnaln tln4slst, Int H!,gta active, ueu'a wear Ut
WUufGtis ulUfltIp A1uMtY, -
, 1881-03-30
fIC{ftLffJf

nEpFAin, Mhscli 2A,-GltAtH-So trading ibis morn
Ing. Prices nonllnay unchanged.
, 1881-03-30

0swEntp. March ..-tjHAtN-Wi,cat steady. Corn
scnsces WGatsrn mtxed, tsc.
, 1881-03-30

TUNpENIINE.
,WIEwlynroS. NutcA s.-srtttrs suvTunrESrlSx--
, 1881-03-30

FOlsEIGN.
Special Dt'pateh 10 The Chicago Trfbuns-
IIrEnruof, March 29-it::U Il, m.--FLuuE-No. l.
lis; NJ. 2. BsBd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !, II Aa; No. 2 ps III;
eprlnH, No. Us .d NJ. =, Ia I'd, white. No. l. o. Sii
M. :? "; club No. !, lbs; Nc. Is u. Cosn-NnH,
" Cd; u1d, bs GliA.
rnurIslosH-posk. 6ss Lard. G4s 3D.
LivERp0us. March st-ltacun-Clenr cut stnndy
at Nls Gd l.urd-lftne Western dull Mt bia i'd Tus-
pent,ne-Hrrts dull Mt Ills "a. London dull 1T 1ts t
Whcat-So wta steaiy ut IA ID; winter stcntiy Mt
% Bd Gnrn-Mlxca ateu!y ut IS ID fur old md 5s AID
for ncw Wfea.-srrtnR-So. stcady nj IN I'll.
L1vkhr0us- MnrcIt .9-I:91 p. n.-WGattur dry and
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03

tained. Old and young were welcomed with still more friendliness to his house. His last years passed happily and usefully and only too quickly away. Eaton Stent. was no ordi- nary man. With equal chances of intellect ual culture, he would have been the peer of his cousin, the Hon Chas. Ives, so recently gone from the New Haven bar. As 1t was, he was honored with various public trusts. He was member of the State Legislature only year ago.
 He was a man of pure motives, upright conduct, kindest heart and incorruptible in tegrity. No person was ever wronged or distressed by him. No debtor was ever crowded by him.
 He would never take more than legal inter est for money loaned. Many have said |: ''But for Eaton Stent I should never have had home''
 He abhorred pretence, deceit or double dealing.
 No needy person was ever turned unhelped from his door
 His heart was as tender chld's. Chll- dren loved him, for he was ever their friend One little boy in an outburst of gratitude for his generous treatment said: 'Mr. Stent, you twice manl''
 Scarcely any person could be more missed than he. His old neighbors and lifelong &C., quaintances all say ''He was true, hon est, good man."
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03
Entertainments. nOE --~


 The entertainment by Tony Pastors i'm mense company at Peck's Grand Opera House last evening was the best ever given in this city by this successful manager. MT. Pastor never gives poor show, but in this instance he excelled himself The company is first class and the great burlesque ssOur School Girls" delighted everybody.
 BARNUM's GREAT VENTURE.
 On Wednesday, May IS, the Barnum and London shows combined will appear in this city. A New York exchange of recent date says Flight or nine thousand persons at tended the opening performance of the United London Circus and Barnum show in the Madison Square Garden last night The inter- for of the large building was handsomely decorated and most brilliantly lighted by gas and electricity. Two rings for equestrian exercises and one for athletic performances were in use the whole evening, save when Madame DockrilI or Frank Melville perform ed their acts, they alone being deemed emil pent enough to have the whole circus to themselves This is MT. Barnum's last and greatest effort, and is truly most wonderful exhibition.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03
The Annexation Vote.

A Total Majority i'm the Three Places of 1,674-TOtal Vote of 3,35O-East Haven
 Nearly Solid for the Measure.
 Annexation was carired yesterday by 8 large majority. There was not large vote in the city. The polls were open from 6 a. m. till p. m. The interest was not great, and the April shower did not affect the re- suit. The polls closed at one o'clock and the returns were received in the hall at the en- trance of Peck's Grand Opera House by Will liam H. Law, moderator of the town. The Third ward was the first to report and the Sixth ward the last-at about 2:15 o'clock. The total vote was 2,s32, ont of voting population of about 14,O0O. There were nearly 10000 votes cast at the December election. The vote in favor is 2,08S; in op- position, TIA; majority, 1,344. By wards it was as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03
City nrissionnrx Work.

Since Feb. 1st the subscriptions to the work under Mir. Mossman's care have been as follows:
 friend, S25 1; Profs. J. M. Hoppin and S. E. Bald win S2O each Howard avenue Congregational church, $1O.76 President Porter, Profs. S. Harris and J. w. Gibbs, Mrs. Read, D. R. filling, Rev. E. E. T. Thorns and Dr. E. Fl. Bishop, s each Further contributions now much needed and nestly solicited, may be sent to any member of the Finance committee, (Atwater Treat, George filling, F. R. HoneyO or to the treasurer.
 c. II. WILLIAMS, s6 Wall street. M.v ca
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03
Proposed New Church Edifce.

The people of the Church of the Ascension have not given up their project of having 8 new church edifice. The subject was talked of two or three years ago, when plans were prepared, but the matter rested for want of 8 prospect that sufficient amount would be raised. Sunday Rev. Mir. Babcock, the rec- tor, in sermon to his people, spoke of the project and revived the interest in it. and last evening meeting of the vestry of the church was held, one object of their meeting being to devise ways and means for general pull together toward the desired object It is intende to erect the new church, when 1t is built, on the site of the present struc- ture. Some time ago $15, 900 was named as the probable cost of the new edifice. The church lot IS very desirable one and in a good locality, and the church has many well wishers in its own and other sections of the city not confined to the denomination.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03

MT. Law declared the vote, there being about thirty people present, and the town meeting was over.
 East Haven went strong for annexation. In the strip to be annexed Preaching from North Haven to beyond the old Lighthouse) the vote stood 3O1 yes, s5 no.
 In the Center" the vote came nigh being solid for annexation, although it was voting away quite slice of the town territory, but, as old residents said, they parted with it without great reluctance and with good grace, as thereby they got rid of load of debt for a small town. The vote in the Center was 123 yes and only 9 noes. John Dudley was moderator. The total number of votes in this district is 231. The summing up is:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-03
Death of ,rt.. L1nse Phillips.

Seldom does death take one from our midst better fitted to enjoy life and be an ornament and blessing to the circle in which she moved than Linie Phillips. None knew her but to praise We cannot feel that she is dead. that she will no more come, that the light has faded from her eye and upon her face, that was so exquisitely pure, the dew of the damp grave has fallen. In neat, quiet spot, away from the noise and hustle of life, ten derly and lovingly they laid her away, there to rest till the resurrection morn.
 t'Couch of the tranquil slumber
 For the weary brow,
 Rest to the faint and toiling, ,s-
 Take this loved one now.
 Guard the precious treasure,
 Ever faithful tomb,
 Keep it all unrided
 Till the master come" E.