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, 1881-07-06

WHY BURN THE CARcAssEs.-M
pasteur, of France, has by recent
careful Investigations shown that
although animals that have died OF
contagious diseases may be buried
in the ordinary depth Of soil, that
the worms when done feeding on
them seek the surface, and that their
excrement reveals the presence of
germs of bacteria. These germs,
being among the grasses, are taken
into the stomach by grazing ami
mails, and in this way vitulent diseas-
es become permanently fixed in GER
tain localities. I he more the soilfis
infested with worms the, greater
the danger. II has been suggest
ed that where the soil is not
of a saline character the 'incor-
poration of more salt with the soil
would be of advantage when viewed
from a sanitary standpoint, TO say
nothing Of its value as a solvent in
the manure heap and in the soil IBID.
Nala 1850 fe 1sfHH to ff9Gf ifs nNh
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
A 6iaasNy Disp.acb.

ELBERoN, Sept. 1912 M.-The
situation this A. M. is less favor.
able, and grave anxiety exists as te
whether the President will be able
to overcome the results of his ex
trene debility. Bed sores have
again made their appearance, and
the discharge from the wound is
very unsatisfactory.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
Auo,ner C~,s,s N ear Is. Hand.

NEW YORK. Sept. 16th.--All
specials from Long Branch to-day
are of a gloomy character and ex-
press the belief that another crisis
In the Presidents case is near at
hand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
PHOSPHATE soap.
NE BEST Is ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST

THE BEST soap for toilet use ever man
ufactured. BEST because it contains all
the excellencies OF the most expensive for
eign or American soaps without their de-
fecH. kESF because it combines strength
with delicacy ia such way that lts srone
detersive qualitivs do not injure the skin.
BEST because it is the result of years OF
study and experiment in the soap man-
ufacturing business, assistea by modern
chemical discoveries. BEST because il
contains ingredients beneficial to the skin,
which unite chemically with tho soap in
such a manner W to increase its sapOnaee-
GUS qualities. Every chemist familiar with
soap manufacture knows that some ingredi-
ents which are in themselves beneficial to
he skin cannot be saponitied; some are par.
ialiy nsutralized, while others injure the
OF the soap. There are soaps
In the market which arc to
some extent beneficial to the skin, but they
are inferior articles for toilet use. PHOS-
PLATE SOAP is the ONLY article offered
to the public which combines all the best
elements OF toilet soap with medical in.
gredients beneficial to the skin.
II your wife is in the habit of using cCs-
metics OF any kind, advise her to give up
the pernicious practice, az the most harm-
less face powders obstruct the pores Of the
skin and sooner OF later iniure the COM
piexion, while PHOSPHATE SOAP re-
moves ali impurities and assists nature in
developing natural, healthy and beautiful
kip
It is an old proverb that an ounce OF pre-
ventive is better than pound Of cure.
Twenty-Five cents invested i'll a cake Of
PHUnP HATE SOAP will save hundreds
OF dollars in doctors bills. 1t acts az q
constant disinfectant, preventing Sal,
Rheum and other skin diseases.
II your wife will persist in the use of ooe-
metics buy her cake OF PHOSPHATE
SOAP and tell her to use it every night
before retiring. La that way much of the
harm will be avoided, as the skin will
thereby be able to retain much OF its
natural vigor and beauty.
No salve or oIntmeat can heal a wound
or sore of any kind. Every educated
physician will tell you that nature alone
can do this. PHOSPHATE SOAP, BY it's
cleansing, soothing and purifying qualities
gives nature a chance to act freely.
LADIES who have injured the skin by the
constant use OF cosmetics may do much to
restore their faces to tha. beauty which
nature alone can give by constantly using
PHOSPHATE SOAP.
For all diseases of the skin use PHOS
PhATk SOAP. There is nothing like j
for removing impurities and giving the skin
healthy and natural vigor.
II you wish to make your hands soft buy
cake Of PHOSPHATE SOAP, and when
that is gone you will buy dozen and re-
commend your friends to do the same,
Manufactured by the
ClAo,l oul Cynor nnmronu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
BEE RANCH FOR SALE,

SITUATED EIGHT MILES FROM
Los ANGELES,
With two dwelling houses, barn, chick.
on-houses and honey house; plenty OF
good mountain water brought to the
houses In pipes; a large stock OF Italian
bees, in The most improved style OF
hives, together with all the appurte-
nances necessary for the use and opera
tion OF the bee business. Tor further
particular rs inquire at 28 Main street, or
address P. o. box 966, Los Angeles. Cal
Jal2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
NOTICE
To Grain shippers,

ALI graiu arriving here by rail or teams
consigned to the undersigned for ship.
ment will be stored FREE FOR FIVE
DAYS.
ALI grain remaining In my possession
or o longer time will be charged for a
the rate of rs cents por ton, besides
lishterage.
PHINEAs BANNING.
Wilmington, Jan -ussl. d7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
A lsrlnashrble Race,

BOSTON, Sept. 16 lin the great
stallion race at Beacon Park there
were but three starters: Piedmont,
Wedgewood and Santa Claus. The
latter won the first heat in 2:174,
Piedmont second. Piedmont won
the second heat, Santa Claus Sec
ond; time, 2:204 The third heat
was won by santa Claus, Piedmont
second; time, 2:1S, Santa Claus
won the fourth heat and race, Pied.
mont second; time, 2:l9.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17
Chance to Go East.

A family going East Will pay the ex-
penses of q respectable woman who de-
sires to go back to the Eastern States,
she in return 10 take care Of q child.
4 AasT:'s .sps io J. R. ssn DossaEssi; aasri:;l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17

LIN ES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
sTEAMsHlP COMPANY.
GOoDALL, PERKINS co., GEN
ERAL AGENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco ard Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER
Coming South Going North
..... ... i i i i
.:sI sept !;
OrlZaba...I q" i0I III III 10
Ancon...- l6l III Jul . ~
Orizaba." 2Vl 22l 1 :" ~
AncOn... 23l I'll 29lOct. l
anssn..::. Sr,sasa.. Oct. ost. oct :. i
Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)an )and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right to
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
n@Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. M, Los
Angeles time.
Los Angeles and SanDiego
THE STEAMERS
0rIzaba and Ancon.
Leave san edro for san Diego Sept. 2, &,
IL, II, %, 27. and Oct. and7.
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at 3.45 p. M,
Los Angeles time.
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. Steerage.
TO san Erancisco...-..-...sl5 GO $40 90
To Port Harford ..:........-... Il 0o 9M
To santa baroara.''............ . OO SO
Plans of steamers cabins at agents once.
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Senator leaves San
Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San
Francisco every Friday, calling at way
ports.
The steamer Newport, Plummer COM
mander, runs between san Francisco
and Newpnr. Landing. calling at Santa
Pedro, and Anahe1m Ian ding, for
com bustibles, way freight and passen-
gers, leaving San Francisco about every
ten days, as tides serve on the Newport
bar.
For Passage or Freight as above, or
for tickets to and from
Eastern Cities and PrIncI-
pal European Ports,
Apply to
III. MCCLELLAN,
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel q.
, 1881-08-31
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The State Isoard Of Equalization and
Eraut,ng Passage Thfougit tho Ntxto
Of Iiodis. Of Ar'usd sien-Llconsed 10
Gas1yi s..esai D,,pat<. to n, cafea,o tribune.
vr,,,.,r.,,.,,, II, A. ~, ~. ',.,,.,
erAlSusiElp. l!l' avg. .u.-No business
ca' sUt W. TRANSACTED by tie 'state l'oartt OF
b,,t tlo Committees uru making rood prog.
res. sr,cv .",,ra u T., s.s.in,, to.d.w l,..5,
, 1881-08-31

awas several atanuhsons and breaking The port
fAlt Of the schooner.
Tho propeller Messenger will 10 into Mssipr
Drothcrs' docks to-day 10 hayo rcpatrS mado 10
her machinery.
Tho acbouncr Magnolia lost her iiliboom yes.
tcrslay while hetnr towod up tho North Branch
by fonl,ug With dfslgo.
Tho t;ovorntncnt atnrtn-strnal was flying yes
tertlay. and q Rrslt many craft dciayetl leaving
ias1 evening 6crAMsu Of IT,.
Tho tug priMdiytic broke her rf,cel in The
river ycst1rhy aid WAS thwctl tu fliirna' buxctt
IN tho North Branch' to havo II repaired. d
Tho srfuoncr Lincoln t,aH. ,,nmagct, III n enl.,
lfsloI with THO tuE ". Il. Ewing Sunday. hns
l'rcn rtnced III tho vcssc1.Owncrs' dry.tloGks
fur rcpAlrs.
Tho awncrs ui tho attnn, -bargc Progress hnvn
decided to have her carry coal trnm Cleveland
10 loat( orc for hor l0wn ttira after Ecpt.!.
Thr propeller Colunlhtn left for Calling vnt,tl
inst evening 80 ctt,wtle,t with rassc,1Rers TINT
tho officers nf tho heAs Eern compelled to Etv1
~, thor hcrths 1T order 10 ind Accommodations
for thpn.
Willie tho tig Success was tnwiug in tho
schunlicr laiHats mil tuses yesterday She III"
ehlprGtt her ratlttcr ard betAt11u 1lNnlau0RrAhr
nllDwnE thu schooner tn collide with Tho lush
street hrltlgc Fortunately ~, 'aatnngc ssis dune
.'f tho bridge. Tho veascl WAS tnkcn In tnw l,y
private britlgn At f.ullts Wnht. nvcr tho &outii
lnlnc. tho schooner hal ntiolhes CulsiDir, los
Ink mr. ,ln!phn STRIKER, but tho bridge escaped
unnjurctl,
, 1881-08-31

and tlcnrec Field. was requested by Commis.
tonrd tn m"tc a IN o invcstiratdnn ~ IL non.
ton Of Tho whcat IN tho &. i'1nt clcvainr,
j,,rStioi, Of Canai aid Wesi Wafer streets. They
so"i,. md aii siscy fnaui Wa that t%o o. Ihfco
III q, Temperature which, ,ii'icss checked hy
i.'''s nF .,,,i1pi1e tM'' II wooks. tlevoiop
furious Il, Tho grim. "'rhcro wns mt" sai,l
Nir. 1jatCr tu llln rcnartcr. "n single ultsoAtil
vn!in tn ,'e iot: Ths typ o. ,hfao by. YER,
make excellent tiost. lavo t,ec,, IN Tic, tT'o
fnr twoitty ycars: cdrtiior my4clf Erath rx:
i broat!cast throttEsIpl,s tho Northwest. TINT
,,.cfc @ ,n y mot t., sllc' tS1 Whct e; r,,,,, y,
rc,lrrc,t aiuti9 in .iiifIe, thoro Is III knowing
what might lllsro lsAppcnel now. h,it wc trc t,!,sy
eo.le @r weeks or g rum i,st and aftGr
lilo ELEVATOR foiks wlll ,co'ittn,o ,moyne, Il.
The 1 erai,a Sa.''s Il hFfa nj mliwln,sr: ;i s
1 s'ny n y III, 4, ghp nr,'. ,H ~ 1,,!s ~
sys S'S s IT. Is s s s sS sss i IL II sfs Ell
ali iilat % arata hrr, m M n,itl wo ' mru t1w snirry
isi,tl y Er0lI ycar With larger stoek than ovrr
lr th,. trade q! aroua an.i rel!osH .ie elevator
' u AZ + 'S'r,;s ,h sy Snt tn :" tsinn s n.
Nrsst,s. lt,i,Au AND ,lEs3,v WHEELER,
.wlat do ye,,, k,.ow nlo,t ST. 1,a,,l:. inn,,]rod
thsiscse: i,p't In, ,sc N, ,cvsc, o,,ortc tto,rv
wlenier ii r. rrsI,ut,ss. Mu ,s 'ss"' '"'''e1 i'''
t1w nn n"t whsa, tta ayc yos, In tho st.
t hns a,G'M' \. w, asn ,ss,s ~ ~ ts,tM when, IN
'he Ss; sS;,ss t., ~, ,a ~ .a.".,. ~.
.o.nsta MHst u'' 'no eon'h''see VI Appea'S us
cosGri rdiou.tknov.-rrouably uo,u1ng moro ana
, 1881-08-31
HOT WHEAT.

EXAMINING THE III. ltAuI. ELEVATOR.
Thc Chicago wtcAt Inarkel during the past
tbreunr fur ni0nthA has bccu, nIla ts NOW, IN a
very abnormal condition. Tho extraordinary
speculative MOVEMENT which has cl,uvHcses.xcsl
su0 trading IN No. :: spring-sho fn.icy Urticio ,
If the pit-Aas tended ull along to prohibit en-
portaton and keep that prain hrrc. The .|uEiy
rurtent prlco FOR eas.load lots has boen almost
cnnstantiy sinru last April nbnyu shipping
price, ana tho UNly shtpucnsK lta.su werof Gc-
cNsl, .loaLs tn AeAr- BY country slillers,w who
hnl Hour c0hlrl.GtA outstanding, HtNl wtIat few
enrgo lots tho manufacturers Of thu different
enstlers thought 1t desirable to tel,.nve fsun tic
,llarket. Thu result Aas been thnt M, ?. s,,rtnY
has piled right ~ IN tho midst NJ tho spre.ll...
iiyp rtnas, while tho export tsaslu GHs lIcun re-
slrIctcd 10 wlntcr grades atld M. . sprlnE. ~
tho Gl0s0 0t luhllIess kAturstay tv1ntnx
thore wcre In store III sh's city
4.sse. .stts A9sMheIs. M Of nll grales Of ,rhsat.
] :is!a tut year,-a,s I,'srv,4sS oi s. III p..ss.
ur ucaEly twice us much ~ thu estN:k u os year
uKO., This unoxA,nple'i stucE VI w4rAt l'Hs ttse.
oat allufiux pstspcesa or sakins q ft,sl!,'le y.
W. oas s ssoa Hut II svs ,s 1t IT, d f's ss aot . q
t! s' a1sa tns' a..ao Ms' eai tsf .sfc,Ssn Hs'S Ns
ssai:s ai!'i irn, Mp9a .ho 'ry, efS II iapos.e
Gar-loisla tU seauh htro liut III II eon'!tt.i, ur
nIia.f II, ii i sSii ,ass ss % so~ S IL" oiesls
tholp wts .lIseuserc tYA btu: q wheat. wl.eI..
tlrynx nlr.c4rre., 6eeaulu !1ltl'er ulansiuy, hNt
il1t III ull J,nnalrei lor lmnsout u uao tor milling
s 1 Rai a. th rs 81
''huk wheat" with thpalrcct Ht'Jett NJ hrraAtnx
!lown tho pslce aos sea.s = ba4ar!. a,!a Killing
u sus G. ~ ssos. ss %,h s @ IT, tsxs ~
Immediate coIasumn1tols.. VhoY MIN ineW.tl.a
, 1881-08-31
THE NEW, BUILDING,

TIIE NAJDtllIf lsEF0lIT, On THE MEM Mul.I}-
ING
was submitted to tho Hoard OF 1rale yostcstlay.
President Rogers u.ukcs Il prelin.!nary ssnte-
nlel&. ~ tho cAcck that tho property iOr tho now
building hus Auutl purchased Anl conveyed to
tho iionrd. anh aayss
4 rbauga II, the !arln of tho property was
street and i'asiio aygnuu. t'poli which tbo pr;p.
nrsy mh!.tt.a. shouI4 u w41e,.c1; ttls hug ht;el
M roatlWass M Gog nov ID icst oa sneruiss', strSot.
aMl q IT. tecl ~ taSta aveo'!.'. with saol@oals @
rssiMcsi ,i,u width u I1o prni,sf.y .ssiHssci
t0r Tho ExchnlEre h'lti'li.tx. fr,M ssoo feet to
iTt,ls feet: IT e:i,.ss. "a 4. sort III. rcslon n
so;oas Sas ] tst III T s is! III sFa "o;l S.sW Nv s
III y tn 9axsSd W!h IT, IT, "ays,
lase VI ilortaye'l wlItn IL tha 1!!o streets, was
sc sa5,y 81 sSS tSS s,Fss s e n. a IT,
anf ss fssfI u ssss sf - HS' us s Hass ssss
streets ind !'auilu ayet.ue. Win Il stipulation,
that the souiA iftach scat OF u aud u slInllAr
SIpn srp %t ths prsrty efI e. so,h ~, shs
'sss .!wss s. IT, sSsi!ess *s.t ssaas, S
1t s d. .:so safe loot, Tho ira sec,,pie:t " ths
present Chamber 1t Commerce IL lt,::4I square
nt,tiHAtlcu 0r the CUMflltlss Council Of thu ely
yaea.ln9 tlat lrtiy Ia salla slseet tsutNee!s
sea s dyu.s lsal, Sy sho sts; - bt your
Ii,rrrt0ra nro advised. by aovur,.t Hf Ulir must
r.nllient lawyers that III ths'r np't,!on thoro II
successfully maintained, and thi the Strait, ~
iuFnlurIt, IL now absolutely nut legally etaetl,
liz a.ils llut two pl,lus have beon tnlkal over
by tho l.lrretola a,-sha one to bl'tl by loan by
tho lloasd Itself, and thu oshor 10 lcasa Tue room
rM,uIrel fruln Il stptk a0ulpany which gbttl
put up tho pulldtRy. Theso planl l4yo
nErendy heentgvcn In TIE TNlurNA, -.
Tho lntn0sIty report. 1t IL expected. will 10
submitted shortly, and tho Hoard vi Talu VIII
| OF The Two plans,
> THE MAJoRlTY 11EP0Rr
nt tho Directors, whtd1 was distributed to uusm.
terx OF The Hoasl or Tralo ysaletdRy, fayort, ~
, 1881-08-31
THE BABY ACT.

MIR HAkEte WIl.L GO INTO CDtl&T.
The alleged corner In August wheat cItmaxcs
sn'a ~ ~ Ino
gonerasly prevails that the defau!ts Will not cx-
Gecd million or d million and 4 half bushels,
mad Tho tpdloattpns are that In sutrlu OF ttese,
tho ;. hniv uuts ,sI,t nn ,,l,odct1 v fnr,o n,tnr
.a.,, ~" . W. ".@uue .ss." ~ 1,t so
with tho horc that tho shorts would hammer thu
life out Of the longs, aud they wo,tll thereby,
beir,r on tho anfu aldo Of t1o deal, line ttCir
nocEctY with thousands Of lexal- tpudvrs Hope
told tiatt0rlng talo that WIS uttered r,cyer 10
10 rcAiizeilt tbs Genla have had tho worst or 1t
ali lht1>l,rh the month"; and losses nr0 III tho
nxErcgatu efnI1,ly jmnlcnHc, Uuo Uf the Ult-pk.
tt,Wn 0tcrntUra w1U tleiIrecalps rrattl vafttIIlE
lie working Of cOrnets and tho cutlor,ll 1IlcoF-
fninty OF things Is KeEtlor,afl ilH,fleI tsaker.
llo lives lii New York. unll ID. Tho rcputctt nos.
SCISSOR Ut 0,llte n hant|aolllc enpltRi. Not l,uv-
tIS,,id, or ussui age, ho eaiise L, tho nonei.s.
aIitfi th4t H9 wol,G i,lay tic wheat )nHrkct In
i;hirarO ard tuut,t tim t,oy6 fiji TIM Htitt siflu
Of tho wlstltjm llp Ind lcarjtv,l lrum II long ac-
t,niutupCc with the tll6 dnd UlltH OF WntI street,
jfO employed d broker here 10 no short on
whent Tor August tla!Irory. lie calculated that
tho ltcgpts would e1o very larEG nttnr tho .th
is."usn tiGS "s.o .s ~. ~ @ H. ,nr
e"t H prodsetHwnloh 5 psH' i very ,,nItksy nj I III.
s.as, IT,, ~ ,,nr1s ,."r.,s nt
s1hnys n.aI ~ ssskGst aor Ho.S ~. a a.. WIFI @
5 IT, 7; y ~ ~; .ta ~ ~ H. mo" W.
,i.s ''i' 4'9AeE o'seo's'co tA"s oo na1 oAel'u
my .~.r,.,, cno mn
PLANTED sM'un
cn,io to the tx,ncltlsOn TINT hc s.ls awind!el by
II combination Of sharp OporAtDra trutN Clhcln-
llatl who weru oil tho fulkunt tHr fat Fcesu 10
pluck. Str. I3akor kIrkc.l,-wilhly and vtcluusly.
, 1881-08-31
HANDY


ANn THE CINCINNATI CLIQUE.
Spstta1 Dlspateh to The CAtra1o 3ttbfsnes
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 1.-A gentleman who
hl.s lust returlol fruul Chtca1o, nna 10 In tho
cantldcnce Ut Truman H. lIaudy, says that
Handy aud the Cincinnati clique nro enuf,dcns
Of their utility TO Gohtro. ths whent ,,,hrkot,
and expect to sontt tho priuo. up to fl.51. Tho
tumble III prcns on 5tnl,day had lpen prour-
sal Of tie Handy cliquG. Amus,K gsalu MOI,
nn 'chanGc to,tiay thsro was n Eoo.!
:!eal or r.shans to ,,,at ana ,fFo'.,, a9a
lulI >latt tts deal, att that tho
holton, would l'uw gil fat out: hut SUCH Is not
llbovo. ltu yays the BpnoulIttions Of RraItl
upU.ntora W to whnt !lanily hns tlula ur intends
10 do. IirU vary MlmMaEnK. Handy, ho sAyB. has
10 soq0p In abuut %.,U0,UD more. llnndy. this
Hoat!sita1 sass, u the ootllpaete instur Of tho
hAv0 bcsll feartltl of Tho result. hut they aro
now confident auu In excellent hulnOr+
, 1881-08-31
RELIGIOUS.
The n, Thomas !, T1ial to BEGIN :, j.,
O'Clock To'Morrow morni,s" !" %
moeting Of tho oolored pss,.
ministerial Notes, f"'a

Tho commissioners apDuintr,, ,,r ~
willing, Presiding El.er of tho cDIras, 1s ,ar.b
lnGut nt 10 n'cluri to- tiurroy uu"'.s b1rr
leeeiitc-room Of tho Mrth,nII.t is"l u u,
far sliu f'i,rposo " eU1ls,acripe 4sa ,sa Rht
against DR.. Tlsnl.lns preferred ,,r M.' .o Sssrs
aud icwctt. mud ot tlecl,lux whs,hn." M" iiasta
aulf'ctcnt IN tho clnr9cs IL tnfl,lo Nv thsts
l'c or'l1ht before the cnnfcrctv,. NJ NJ =. na't1a
IN uosD!,cr. ~ III lnselk,
The rlaer for holding the scssInn. ~,
n'iss'onors wns entcete'l by llr, WllIn," "stos
evn! Es,oA vensons. Thu location s !. 10y. .es n,
sentEsl; IT. ~ gnnycn!ont fr all tIaa IHaaate
10th Eidcs nfad thu cullsk whiS |. T., suss.t,
iEuntt!ts. Thu r,u,lI II II rirn!i Vt. ,,nn nSaf tsn
ntrettliy choscf! tur tlWt Ipltrppsr' w !; aad III
sno,'S's ,a1 a!y.sNblo ny Dr. WiI!slr-ss,SS = S' u
thaa nrRa s'G rooM m' .,,5 R,fs wfn " ha 's.a,
*hn!ii't bG thrown open to tha uI,i"ia I,i"ieu xhia
lu fsletl with y crnNi Ia tt1u nt,i,t,Yn1, sad thN
Whu hnvo hlsttic:a there. and 10 tho Ina.h y. .hs
ae '!nf n,5,tsasf ~ 'msot'ca y tbs trs rs'}
10 tho Exposition tlnltditR or I'M IN Isl H. e,Att
y ~ psupur tn tslye IL In Il ronn whnro' ~ ptsrie
emnply ngcGaatnotiatLon fur tho roiit III I'm H.
t%ns ti;1ss'1Ite,y ~ got,,'eStGd With H. tho rpress
ttnRuished pnrsot,s. Wore ii hsid hj'gn' IL shd d.
place. whetp Tho seats wcre oeo,it,Ic ii i, !, nta1
n9tarasls pnstisaais either of tho IeiSuI.s,e I.es y
to bc t1isplnys Of feriiny "'tt,l nns Dc II
sion.. which would Inscriere NV wIth heeeis'
proecctilnas OF tlio .cs,t,ri; aud III r.. "
gMnents 0f counsel, tnstead Of bojuT .5S.,.s a. =;
:i!reatIy to tho ts!nt ut issnt, woIiia ''.e+ i.a
l!kely addressed 10 the crora Va nes g
tho purpose Of catching it's nppal.ea rs Y
II 'lli HlrloAt Inevitable result ~ ~ ~
" large colsrt.ro roofl,, anl Dr Willing NC hari
Tore. Ttscly tiertlcd 10 select cvitfo, M,te y
capaot lttlo r!,otu, eaeh lis tho tect'ITt,.t tty.,ta 10.
OF the II irst Methodist Church ts. fhos. a -
want to know Of tho ,prlaeednRs'. .s!e stS ~ 2.
number will By legion. VIII tni theai IL tIs ~
l'act. intereshttK. A,'a irteiIisib!o form il M 4.
read md appreciated with ntlcl, tnars coss saa =
and enloytngnt than If tho sp1ccbcs or 'a1s aS,'
Tho 1tev. )r. h0tnas hn,l ants,her coaf.1's. ~
with hts counsel Inst evening" hHf t[te Of n.y.
Fal'! tint 1i0thiug occurred or wat 1on. H. ts
ct,ttld b6 given to thu ptlbls Tho DocioF NJ ss
selt Is we'll and IN 9uo spirits, ana coasjss,, s,u
expects ylndlcatton. 'S'aa'
, 1881-08-31
, OTHER LAKE PORTS.
ti1Itsr 1tlfitQy.

roRT 1tUH0S, Mich. Aug. D.-Tnsscd up,
i'rppallcrs v. II. kctchRm, Colorado, Wavcrly,
City of Mt. Clotners. Rochester. Japan. Nobras-
ka, 1T. Paul and consorts, Frod Mc1}ratr aud
bargcs, William Rudolph With cora!ean; schools
crs snowdtop, Mtllard Fillmore. tug Maater and
barges.
I,own-lropeIlors J, y. Ruby, Northorncr,
Cli,ton and barKes, =. u. Caldwell and barEes,
II. d. Cegnhury and bhrgcs; hchooucrs II ulta.
linrnl., 11Rlstontl.
Arrlyod-~J. II. Mead. Acontlas, stumpcde.s
Wind south+ brisk. Meathor Hue.
r0Irr ily,toS, Micf., Aug. W-2:D y. m.-
passel ult-propclIera Jatuos Z. Donaldson mud
1uhn ,sco. Heather Itellu William Il, 1iAuna, y.
Mnrsh, II. Fltzhugh, 1favana, jessie, and
FturtAa,
Dowu-l'ropciters Jay Gould, " iuaIow, John
H. Lyon mud cousurt: sthooncra Ealn,R l.. Coy'c,
1arvoy llisscIl, Jalncs rIat.. Mineral State, mud
ohn ,S Ketlershqse; :.s I'VE; stSas,fs
polsr CDf.u0RSE, g
sptedl Dhpateh tn The Chtsaeo T.aan+
snSar yeIge s bsnx nsxGK Kptsss f. eS; e s s
w,likco, sNllrthiti irUn: schooner WnuwHnush,
Kingston 10 Chicago, suit; Sghoo!lcr Jcs.nio
!aski: tharluiio to ChIoaEa. r,al; schooner vii.
lin kcilur. osWGEo to i,etrot, Eon!; schooner
styor Sy Gtts Rns,ton MTsG e e,eo 0GaS ss x'
spteidI Dtsuateh to The Cht<aoo Trthunt.
EscA.AnA, Mich, avg. tM..-Arrlrcd.-; -StGain.
ssa,s sss M Kei. % unaSs Montpciics, J. J.
IIhleIl, and Delaware.
l'eparlod-stoumeFa lsubo ltloharis. Mime
% %6S,nas i. rasxer. I'll Rel'y, uaaail[s, snd J. !.
Tllleu.
Spfetat UBpaeeh to Ths Csteaau Tribune.
, 1881-08-31
; sOiDtERsl REUNION.

sptta. Correspondence " .aAs th!e1so ~ II
KnSSEr, De Wit Co., ILL., Ans' avg ,hs h, e,.
have yts,te,! TIC grounds sslccsel 'o' 'Ia,, t 10
eas,,pment Ut the great soldiers, tr"'ut n,s",tsr
be t,el,l hero on the lst mud st q sa'pp,rsniar
trey aru located Ga tho so'it'! g".n .1freau,s u
Creok, ans VI tiie lIost bea!'lii,;!s !sta,Ias .as
tvntAr III the Statr, M!1, llutHl1S'sssi nSa'tsssi o,et
liCnriy, 10 s''akc Ills. w1tIluat doo0'' -
sSstiai pupatsA to ~ ea'tses tc, 4al 4aan,,,al r.
SycAaIt>i.t, ILL.,, Alg, 10 n-,Iha, 'afIl SlilII IIrEe
ulllo1 ot tie Ono lian,lfca at"! l.. it'd uls
I'D q large attendance auA so0a '''''
expected. -,