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AsPaEhESs1BIE CoNnuCr or 4 Tr0 CAPTAIN.
spttfas Dtspateh 10 1'hs chfeato Trtbank.
n0tsA!@, n. y, Nsv. 76.-I.Rst night and this
eotn'ng were terribly severe 0l. this luke. Thu
t'apsfaturo lowered considerably holuw freex-
w eaa tao wind was blowing Eaie, scrglnK
.se@ southwest to northwest. aieavy snow
staels prevailed at timta. n largo nun1er Ut
esseis wero obliged to run to this port for shell
w. w. !he tns a. Sumner was ootn[ns down with
us w. s'au'et'tndaH burgess Cyclnnc, Hummer, e. l."
r.ni' Srueonaoli' Monvuagun, Il. Cohen, anl l.. J.
'el 1--we, san unwarrantabiY large tnw for this
~, 1e Haso''l, When oil Mohawk Light, nbout
~ ~H niles frotn hcro, On tho Cn,tata shoro, MT.
sasex thls morning, tho line Ut tho Cy1lono
sas ssseas she being frat bohlnd tho tux.
wv r.ma all that can lo tenrnst..
p'. ha4zert. oe tho sumuor, unmntfuity
tof lia!1A!o aud left tho hesptoss bargca 10
tr. w 1oe themselves IN tho heavy sens. Tho
r,a,a,eu rn'eu hero about daylight. mud ter bravot1}
s"s SpA'n' Who Is alsu har ownar, forgut to mako
asns4 a."aoa ol tho baryes 10 had left qusado,
a,oHs ua. detook, tho sea boInR still heavy, tho
n. tsleF t co"estoaa. Of tho Auchor Limo, started
d. vs aho only partially loaded. Sailing a'onE
to.suo suna Shore, when about ton miles up, her
.ssss. oS'fIye 81 Fnn, siXaal of strtss flying fto.
Ssss a., tos het ad towel er Il ibis srt. t. % sSo
tlsndonsan1 10 70 70 iho M Cyclone, one ut the barRua
tQg.lira shs - t+0 CuulHuF. AttGs parting Utf
II "s sae Eot lnto tho troliEh Of ttia
nd ho.ss'.. ~. nbont all Of tlur deck- load,
her rre,. essnsa ss wMter'toXKed. When plckpl til,
40, sifs ~sFe found III tho rigging brs. John.
fsck .ha.l lna CAptAlM, Eut i,pun tho eabln
aGeInIsn no vesset nllcd with water. AbuIlt
tars "a n!ssavy squnll toro the ynwI from tho
siesta tSseW ss. T. 70 ~ to str!ko tho wo,uat IL
hetug W. sns sn, wAs badly hurt by the blow, aud,
Al Enn s. 81 ,s sts4 half fruzen. suffered terriAy.
Nh. i"haaIs.tao a. tao 1HrRe wMs Gruupt1t To thu duuk
rcst n ths hsoh III Wna removed and uurul fur, Thu
wbere IL esew wern taken Into the life station,
coupie ~ Werr shown nluph killlless, A
pup,p "a saxs wemt tU work Ut tho CyeIono to
Cohso az, 1T oat' The har9os llulohhaon ard
TIE Eumns.o ~ PORTIONS OF the!r drck Ioatis.
rns snefts sa action Is generally condetnnej.
seaooNEk sAygLAsu quAs ASHORE.
lufsr,stas H!patth Ia 7hs tnteooo T{ibunE
Ind. Viz n. y. Nov. lB.-Tba scboonvr HaYe-
.xassrtasgg ag n enal Tor NllMeukuo, ipft pnrt ii
% Dantttso tsosI,nx; t,.x A. In The evening, when
hsr to t,rn t. tAe heuvy head wind cuuip0}Iul
htnkv hssI uack oha l0st her n,uin shcUt- post,
ksttiaiIs %la %Isla Hatf. a,ld her stocrugu Yoar wus
ttoul G,,r ranaIlttl. At +: tbIs Moritinx. when
couponna = iln!ls oil tue brcakMatoy1 tbg TUG
ssoud uSs ts e:ea ,. 10 gut a lEnu fruun hur. it
.e4stIsnJ ssa9t W wy N the tuu,hiiu9 seaa aud tho
thraw ,,nt ~ ttsn u behind tho hfrnk. alur Ind
Ns tpF isl'ssa Ies aaehut This tllugKed, md though
'e 'S'''ssd hus up sAo wsni asaoro i ahoss
, 1881-11-16

6pkt1a[ 11l5p1teH 70 1ht { 7EtHE7 1F1s3HfE
WtCiilrA, Kns., Euv. lj.-T1ls GuGlenu bprfn9s
lsuilruad Company hHvt Just itlcd tholr chartcr
with thu SECRETARY ut State. The company chl.
c.,inss tho building Of Il road from Arkansas
City. Cnwtey County, KnnEns. W way or Ifnornl
Springs, 10 l,,d4Y ttty, ka'ls'.s.. The iins will
iinrpur, lurbo,1r CsttnancAe, Furt!, kingulnn.
Pratt, unh Edwards. ltnnwattia, I'll kHnk,ts Thu
lrt,Hth uf lilo Ifnu Will 1e al'n!lt 9QD miles. 1ha
0npitA1 stuuk III SasN,Uhh GntteeAu Springs Will
bu tho hgadqunrteta Of tho r0Au.
, 1881-11-16

dlAtanne o!1t ftum thu old ltehthuu*n pier. ahn
H. at, sAndy Gnttntn and Ut ai,out twu fect.
~ ts'f's !. osht. ht'N'S ." o'' ''' '"' VIII '8'''
rssu ttnw. .sei1onSE,ls fntyrs Asitt,ug.
ai"tta. p!sna.sh = the CAteaee 1rahunt.
tertils st.r "r inAt Fr,'ny evening t'Is .oows '
iiak9r n.i.! Forest woro islveu. aFf.nre. near
s pss IT, x M as sss 5 ss'st sosss sSs k s rf #
wl1!nK f9r q favorable wind.. Whun tho storm
;e' u both fats tnp9cd their nnstor: at'd ssnto
was t,ahle o stand Tim PRESSURE mud a.aut Hnve
way, whgt1 tho ycssss at,tl tge p,rt wtrS washctt
F"ress. ss rs fs,''.. II sa. Ss' III yesss % vii ,,s M
wteeIt, but ho thnks tha tsakcr u'ay bs ha*eti.
Ass,o,lE Ar iEvIi's ntMx.
speetnt Nlstulfh u 1hs ihttaas 7rfsuHf.
.fIswxtio. N. y. Nnr. 1i.-Ia'ht night TIM tug
ltt.lr ai'l inv nf s,'ni.attc', vessels lnt Tnr,ut
t ra,fe % i,y nS@yy w ir IT, t"Es r f. s, .o
Mitd iier NV. nxoei,t tho au'ioohnr sin1,iiIa.
tentl,ed ,,:har!ott. tHlay, ts 4: thy Aat'!aI..
rs,ortrti as''ors 1t isyi!s Nsse. nesr t''o hsai
ot this fAke. ~ tte Atlintean shote: \ ilfo
cse,s, Viii. tI,o.lutl snnlu dlsAuep from shoru,
caA 1T plAsnly spet culsttls fur nssststneu.
MrsKEtst,x f.ustnrM MArrriA@
Itfelat Dtsphtth 10 The thIeapd tribune.
siusKsts,}S, Mich, Nnv. l5.-Atl tho ycasctA
" entnsr~hut,nt n th!s nnr1 ainre Saturday Ment
. .ha n,r%9x ,,,9. Tsr wsro nn,t thrty. .i
raf,sa ."a t. t ,ts ' fsei. iesy III pstin%te a
ssasar a esa NJ as. s fsa.. I '''' ''' ''' ''
rI,a lnppr nF CAPE ASI'tEw KEITH nEcs,vkHEn
sn,etat tn,p"tta % M 70 1i'e chts..ao IT. a.taans.
Srrnuh.S ; t'Ar; wls.: Nnv' li..IrhY !Miy Of
Whi,elSn I'"y saturday aootlt n tni!e fnj,n tho
| u preservation co,sldertu3 tho fenetb TT tttno
| they wcrc 70 tho wnter; Pnpsrs aud II tpcket-
e9s {' f'S([E e. Il. Gu,S s s .rs a'n Y q @ "vy yy %sH
tim. rhu ltny wt.H brought t,cre n,lti l,!AeGd IN
, 1881-11-16
k:ustcrn Gensleille1. on n Tour Ut 1n-
&pectt0N.

CIScisNATl, b., Nov. lh.-A party OF eighteen
gentlemen fra.n llostom and vicinity, ninong
whum nru b. II. UArlinK. of ttnIlou + TO-, nos.
io aha The i!o1 ohn kImlai: reaasmit r. o.
gi..sts Ut tho Cincinnati Northern itu!way.
Ihuy nro nnuar tho uare ur uun. Luhn u. E0rat'.
ami nra inspecting tho nurrow. KlRu systcln 0f
which that railway 10 d l,Art.
, 1881-11-16
THE RAILROADS.
Another Enterprise Seeking the
North and North
west.
More Tronblc Brewing with ttlt Eastern
Linus Over tfo Immigrant
Trnfllr.
The Pennsylvania Road to Shorten the
Time to Now York to Twenty
si1 Hours.

Tho Chicago e. Nortttern-tvI.nt II 1t,
nnd sv,'nt I. the lsoaa Which !" al
Tna ss sr.',n,.,, a '"mS '''.ma,a. ..o,,, x,..,v
ano sns,se'a assn9'ees !t a.".e1 ses.er.'ay.
TO I'd kut,w,. as tho ChJroRo & Nnr,,1ru t,uI1woy
hn,1 lutv, 1nrurunra,cl Inn Inv bvfl,rp with n
cnplni stock Of s'.us,,'NJ. tue incorporn,ors be-
Ink john W. Ulttl Of Chlcilgu, y. e. Springer ut
Wltmattc. ucorsu N. snrkont and II. H. &. MIL
s Il. rh @ ~ @ r, ~ - 1s, !" ~ ~, s
a. nra s. o a,t e %s m .'Isn aa, ;" ' ".
WIS pu4s!bIa tn s.atoHt. It WIS to start from IN
mini in t.hIrnru '-whtch nyrryluuiy k,,u,ys ls n
raihor geud.sIsct r'ncs-aut r,,n ' It, n n,rthory
lnkc, IL tue lllInuis and Wisconsin, State llns.
nj ura II fU,tv nnrt, t,,!las. a,lu mi nj H.
.,hor roi,,., snilnliy uikggEil: sayo thnt i Tis
nn ~, 'Tpo IT, .t wS MI tfn rnnris ~ @
hisf Gsilc"r @ II II nt.stnf @ o ioSet,io II
sE ftnnsv "r . that aafv'5 M So M vE prnFSr s % ysff
liz ,,+ nmi IA % ,,s ~ III r,t,sv M 1p..
t,'ss i,te Of ru,ts:. iii thns. {, III tuttfs md
m he r. r. sI,,. fsny tse ,hT hanf ta m III
the rSi!orter that i was fmna. ilic scheae. IND
s5s ia.a. .s ;So sS ~ M G In. tou sono
vsro str ti,e ro5l ii sc itaaHSr ,'itMk. intcni-
S,x!,'usnr MI mrrnv ,t 81 Sr,f,ss rsn rats ~, so
si,,s f",ii,. ri ttut H. fi,,s titsincn ..na }tnt
~ raI.rst,it, nh ttn'nf4 NJ. .Iu hM3rif c1:I
to be Gxci,assf frois, xiying ,i,y inlorna,tton
i,,1snss. a. md ~ IN init ,t H. fI,rttnr ssat"i
thHt h1 icaiy wMsnt rcntly tn njk ul,t to i,ro|
~. iii t2r NV symv' Main" nt,,nr III 'inv h
nj iv, In inss bi.y MI, ,ntrr r.atly f., tni' LII
i1.st ti,nt, m wnmi,i hMv tn fo oxn.cd. it,u rr
INF ;nrttr nx,"&c,i % lin. ~ ~ ''>~'e"'
hn ncxt ~natI,.t..,,n v,st,c, wn. Mr. II, II. e.
Nii"r n nsutvo,r ~, nnv nri,.ii,, vh., t,nSs ~ ~
~ III ,ut IT, f ~ ~ 'i,snraat y, ,s",.t ~ ito
",'ni,aln ~ . II st',i ,ytxsr w,, wSansi rrrS
m,,ch Hill Il ,yns ~ sonnthv IN iiri .1,ot ia
ii ,., rr."t =. ta*i,, snn,or.", u .nr ~, ~,
sho W@st W sIlcp whIci iya Hit norc .lautt Il.
tho wY of ,saoron thnn te rn.vr IT,, w!ls mo
Il % w',ltlI s, oil ttu s.a.c s Il, FIR ~ t',o iii.
s,s'4 n,,at wMs t,'1iv hri,,, u IN ~ ,",kn
thors It, elso, viii sosnc ssorsl,cri. roa wisict,
"Gt, 'Vtr II t!irs I t,rIctI.aiiy ,,t,s,rr n. Hw,
toi,troi, ind whIcG accr,iiur I" btr. Miilcr. wus
t,,n"r 1uIrt .,,ns ,,,n,t II ,vns ,,t,ts.,s I'M.
, 1881-11-16

one,-rrnpellgr Now York. e.'rn, ete,; propalcr
Y. ]. Ker*llw, corn; propeller ". y; ltArnnili,
or Frog, .,, rea9,sTso4neF nnI s" isr ri
Fruu, Observation-Disclosures Il. T.. lt,lilngy nn1
schooner Francis pama, whnAt, sohnonnlH Ahira
Eunh AMI Hltsa uer'aot. uoaa. Ffom punklrk-
C!oarod-FUr chioago-ptopo1ler Tenn i.!uh-
nu,ld. e4uant, utG.: schooner J. u. bnwyer, caa.
Fur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ahlrsl E2Db: tn.a!'
Fur 1taotne-Soh,anrF Hnatcd. cnat. For G!ave-
lAnd-sGhonllur VU,Il1s, eudl.
PORT cnLRttsxR.
sstetal I,ispatsh to Ths Ch.saeo 7t!suns.
Schooner Wnwunuall. Fleton 10 Milwaukee,, bnr-
ley; aci.oonur alIIlIe kullar, 0swcgo to nasrolt,
'J|s' T|Ss'wn-sohoaner ". II. oa,lcs, Toledo to OK.
4ousburN, corn.
sp.etat Ut,pateA 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Nor. lb-Fassca ap-FFo-
pGpss pssse & d aoWS@ifopel!cr "P Juhn prlaacoa.
Cle9redIpropoess II ). siSuG . w! M T. cn9. Mmr
berlatH; schoonors William alcurcxur Ana s1@r-
tln.
kptsiat pt,7atsh ia Ths Chetaeo 1rtb1nt.
Eso1NAnA, Mich, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING ".
lnter. t>suan. Foress City. II. d. cottnberr{, an''
II 'iiMs:ptar1sss~scboonera s:t Narcnxu. Typo rnomas
GAwn, lVwauko0, unl NcyaunGG
Spsetai Dtsnatta e IN taseaeo 1rtbuea.
CnEHoY1A An, btloh., Nov; i5.-ArFIseA5,s 5snhonn' q
G!vatod--t's0pelIeF tawronco:.
Wind southwest, gallo, Showing hard.
EAIk,
sptetat uApas<h t. III cAteaad 1ytt4As.
Ette pa Noy; Observation-Disclosures a Aus
Cluared-l'ropcller Junlata, for Chlcaxp, 'pes'
chaudllV.
, 1881-11-16
Change OF Ownership Of tho Iowa
IsNHtuftt.

Spfeld! Dttpdteh to The Cht'tad Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. i5.--lt wis dnnssahced
IN tho aencrnl o:ccs Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
S st. rnul 1.awny today that tho colnpnuy
Inns completed negotiations for tho purchase Of
tho Iowa Eusttsn Ilnlwsy.. ,arraw guae, ruiz
ming frum lieulah junction. nI,la miles from,
MrGreYur, III, tho Hlyer U!vlslum, Ia Within ttvo
mites vi Elka!icr, and proposes 10 ette!,d tho
rcttA to Elkader al nltce. rh!s tnovn will provo
bcnetcial to NnEthern lnwn, Ns fnnny thwl,a
heretofore excluded from nnrkot advantages
Will now hare r,ltlruad advantages Of tho best
kind.
, 1881-11-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE
Magazine Of Art.
Price, IS Cents Monthly.
$3.50 per Year.

Volume /. catinot now bp had. Volume
H., price $3.50, and Volume ILL.,,
price $3.50, can still be supplied.
Volume IT,, being Tie first Volume
Of tho NEW ENLARGED SERIES,
bountl In cloth, gilt edges, NTH snit~
able Dcstgns in Ink nnd Gold, price
$500. or Volume ~. and Jear's
subscription for $3.50.
The marked SUCCESS OF ths MaEosine war hap-
PLY summed up In a recent review In the "Iot-
don Tmes': "The title MAGAZINE or ART 10
no msnomrs. for within convenient compass
the Magazine contains VERY sToREH6uSE
OF ART. tha illustrations ranging from tho srress
Of Etchings and Woodcuts up to the most elabo- +.
rate EnaravtnEs, the Ietterpress being particularly
goud, snd varied to suit al ta.tea, frpm thu 7osA
10 the least artistc.''
There will be added department devoted ex-
ciuslvety to American Art. commencing with tho
December humber. ndw ready; 1t 10 intended to
Include the freshest and most Important lnforma-
ton regarding every branch Of t,e subject. so-
gcther with concise Critical Notices Of the leading
Art Exhibitions and Publications Of this couhtsy.
This department will be In charge Of leader In
Art matters, and will add to the value Of sha
MAGAZINE OF ART as m exponent Of An,ers-
can Art.
In now giving an indication Of the features
which arc about 10 appear. the Editor desires ia
state that only small portion Of his programme
IL here presented.
Amongst the Papers IN the ear'y numbers Of tho
New Volume may be uaeatoned:
THE woMhn T,tEn n,xE sX;;n'oerapn.
cas, and Gostlncntst Arstats ''''''"' '''''''
WINDOWS WORTH .xEEIx6.- --ttiustrssed
sgss ss n sn% aSsf IT
til 81 tse pass and todsy. ''''' A'"s''' - "r''
si1cs. Art In the UaFdan eto
1iostEs s:s. Or ~. tEAuTf.-rhs ns'itonees OF All
THE n ;st ~ Mc ofArs zsn'.
1SnooE E;,p: rArERs.-Fusn and sculpsurs
THE r ;,:,t st r.
Xrtsts tbs Wresi u .sni Hat..s IT, ''
Wine sod tho Struggles ind sueesssss " ol dreas
t r''I1. rapsrs tbs
Thronc: and otacs IumaTkahle Momor!als,
ART FOR CtrsLp1t Ex.-Tho ;oyo NJ nenuty
Hrcnt Nasterr, &c.
Et:CL EHI i ixTrGAI. ARJ,-yk,nxs Ch,trchesf
Hidden Art In tha Gruat CathrdEa!ai pufpits, Aua
ctrrt und Modern, 80.
ART FOE 1HTIAANs.-peact.caP Papcrs for
irt NuEkmQA.
THE LADY -ANTI8T.-Ayt TtatnluQ Scboolst
MoN tadles may Earn d Living b. ART; Art Nue..
TIE First pA.t Of the New Volume, being tho
December Part, publlshed November IS, tontn1ne
IN Original Rkhing hy q. +. 1anmb llsod, ...ttta
1.-THE FlSRER-FOlKS' HARVEST y
CASSELL, PE1'rER, GALPlN & CO.,.
7a9 Z 74r Broadway, New York.
, 1881-11-16

used y any TING and alloy pAssenssrs 70 s.op
,lekntt ,nust bc uae,i within n 1 Eiyqn ting qnd ~
a!lh consequently It charges ti tr"n ChIcantt III
Nsw Y"rk. ha. 4 demand. & 90 rn'r: tag snr2 t'g
tansrai la.sonHGr si1 'ltcket Asonts II Esst. +,
rlnu lina"l tlr tnu purnsse q taktna Inso ron-
sItlrratton tho pr9tests Nude by NJ: 1ho.',ns
Go,trnI iaciic. alnt TO- iccitEo what. nutlon Il
present 4. i. F,mi. I'onnsyvnsin t;oni'any: H..
!. Wentworth nnd =. |. "hithcy; s,e''tpan G9.'- @
trnt: unit ". r. Jnltftyon. Lake shore Il Aichi-
Hnn Southern. After fulty Gsltinr1',u lf,o n,at.
tcr u WINS deemed itIc*rtdrnt IL rtte'ls fr.,tn
tho la'sItion h"rnt.ff"so takon: ~ thc Ktnht'nH
q, anceia priyilcsss tn tt9 Ce!,tr.l % rN-
His %1a tn"h j. ,,eGesry yhn. ts1at ,iMn, 1'in-
4 I.lilt ,ltst,a.ci, wns sont 70 NJ. t.9n,n @ M ~ "f
Hfsts MpoIt Issuing tihllnlts tlnknt4 tn Eastern
Iplnts. hc Will hnvo 10 t.9 GhnrEcIl rrg'tMr IN.
litnitMl rates., int II bu n1npta tIo praet,re nf
otl,or tt,1. atI pIAcps on salo lisnstch tickets.
!nst sl5w VIII hav0 to lu at'dod from ChieaHo 10
Nt:W fDfk
, 1881-11-16
r,ic wcstcrn Trus.ik Ltnck' Passenger
Ansncintfon Finds Now Hrcnkors


Association Find. Now 1trcnkors
AAend.
Iii accordance With resolution adopted at a
Iatr ttrettug Of tho Western rrtlIk Linus' Asao.
clatton tho roa,ls IN tho assoclntton yestnrtny
forwarded TRAITS OIL tho Eric Hallway far the
ulnoutits cluttueA TO uu .lie Ia tl,om On 1mnil-
grnut business slncu JNi,. !, l9S1. 1t IL quito
certain Tint tho Eric will honur tho tsrIfts,
It having nureel tn pny thnse n1t,o1n:A
on demand. The tntal ninount clni!nel tu
te dur Is al'out sD,uM Thu anorsnts
oiutlned 10 Ge trum tho Nois Yurk Central anl
baltimore i uhin llMve not beon drawn FOR, as
lhe hgurea hnva not yet becn preraead. but It IL
generally u,licrstdsM lt1at the roa.s asu fcadYto
pay vi, whan thp tr,lf,B ,re presented.
rl,e Western trsl.h lines were ls.iier tho tln-
preston tlAt tho settlement OF accounts ny tho
l:astera lines. :nilsidfhg those Far September,
would stot I'LL further trouble with tho Eastern
! lluvins init Vii rrp0rtA tlnreufter. wuulL lie
Daseu ,tf'i'n tfie Hssuelllt!on ra,ts lnt taa ~.
ports received snce irtu tho Gr!u IND tsAittunro
rhls viii u'inpe taB rqals III lhe Western Trunk
Lines Association u 1rnw npn1, these ro!l,ls lor
thonl tu Il kreHt ti,.!l u trube mil Annnyanee.
II suusrA t,lat tae Ern AMI, lialt!nure 4 oh!o ara
.n 70 ,,Ey 1 's' s o !U M MIr tl"y el,. i,y
fore!,sg tiie Western trlik iiacs to .irw arrear-
nges frt's ttui to 'lonti,; thor nro et,ab't' tt'
Penso ! ase"';ut, Is snreatanp ruct,ily III by Nr.
aGuo., Uf lilo i:rIi', AID nj st,sne rltiars time,
to yet tho ulol,ey back iran thu Western lines
| Yis ulattcr Ii 9reht!y lrnibl!nE tho StrstHrtl
tExAt IL bT ii, snu,ns uttr mil thAt sun" rcr.
Eltiv huttOn will hayc IL Jo taKel a. nticc aKast
thu ruasta refualng u mako 'nr srl,ofts ~ na'
et,Fiailr1 with tIs association rates. EUnilnsa.
s!utlcr Dxol h,la therefore called n ni9nttnx ut
llH association, II, lte hefn III this city rutsdHy
Nov. -! IL tnku ibeh3 IcW complications ttatH
considerations n,lt 10 llen!slu tlt'ul! SUNNI ac:n
| that will bring tho stubborn Ensttrn roasls
| to tcrllls Thn Western thus claim Tint
| illoy will staud w f1lrlho: "Mnusen4o' .
lr0,, tho EAsttrn trunk Iinua und that
| tlio rules and ru',ttirrmunta VI tho NlAteru
| 4sssoo1tinn will bb prucueded naainsC tho slno
ns IL nu settluitent Ut utl nero,lnts 1ial Leon
/ tIlle, aud their ilckets will bb DElHf14 Nu
sale trulil those roads until tley tu tarnls,
, 1881-11-16
ArnuuiUutA III a suit Of t1so 5tht8 OF H.
ltualA to Nrpvpa,t Pooling.


spsttal Darutsh to tn Chieaoo Tribune.
spntS1riatt,. ILL.,, Nov. Ih.-in tho matter of
tic poupIo Of the state oe ItIIaUis, upnn Ill
formation vi tito Attorney Uol,eral, Vi. tho Ch-
ua4o 4 1Atton 1tallrold Coalpany, tho wlagtns
Rerry C1p,llatny, tho Mallson County Ferry
Cntupany and rho 81. Louis iirl.lRu : funnel satl-
jni.otlon l., rcsttAIH tito aa!i dorsNuis tr..nl
whrreby latk tlny1 l,s'ule lholr earnings, ArEu-
ll,altts Whro nlue today III t4o Circuit totIrt be.
furp Jadso seane. Ax-uoy. tat.s!or ant1
|oar Ally" rat.aor 's;tssoa IT, ,,,;',' A,oTsyi @
H tsu ilo'.. s,tiasi q. {''var an JudFo awat:is.
Worry Gnn,pa,,y. itoro waa nu npioaratcu lor
the thlGaHu b Alton alll tno NgtdXo Il ti1l1l!el
Cts,lpany, uni IT wua tlitlnhtnti tolay ehnt tla
iva lattor ure prabaoty in ay.npathy watl. ~ ila
sprnuy-leneFat el3su,l the arguments t1nlEht.
anu lhu u1ura adj1urlea, taking thu matteF
auucr Adslsulnont.
Tic Coutral pacttle Must selt Limited
Tickets Or II VIII Fto ClanrHed Un&lsst-
lied lsatss ky 1sasterA ISoads.
For some titnu past thosa bus bern dispute
tctwucn thu Eastern trunk linus and tho Cen'
tsuk Pacific tanllrtaI rcgasllpt passunxsr rates.
| The EasteFn trunk llasa ubaFxe dldcrcnt rasns
| Dl unIttnitud aud limited tiekoes They Allow
| Western conn6etltas to ndd q $la rAte. .Ch!eaKo
| " Nov York fur li,ultoA tickets. whllo tuoy ra-
quIre them 10 add 81 for unlimited tlckets.
| 'rhia IL 1ono. lii ordoT to prevent tho
ycalplnR aud ihipeopaf tsc OF tick
| cts Unlimited t!ckuts can reAdiiS bo
disposed VI 10 acalpets, beeause they CUE bo
, 1881-11-16
The Portrait Of q Lady.

by HENRY JAMES JN, author OF "Tha Eufopeant,"
"1'ha auser!cau." vte. beautifully bouna limo,
Gss paues,f Il.
Ths T. the n,ns. lnnortnnt and the n,9st engaging
Kses tho xCcHnces Ut Nj: 1nsnns ~rittixa-
acyta Hbsgtsntlou, eo*a study Ut cinrActsf tuttls
feirctlpt ind ctinruH stfle. aud 1t h Qhltd cer.
thlH IL u read With admiration md ds!!4h hul onl5
today, but ny GoCl,I4 Ken8Eatl1hA pf seGtUn.
, 1881-11-16

Wtnciesrer,s fiyrpphosrttttos
will cure consumption. coliYhs. weak lungs, brou-
ehitIs and general debility. Establlsheu u yt.ars
, 1881-11-16
Yesterdays with Authors.

Hawthorne. UIckons. Wordsworth, Mss Milford
l3arsy Cornwall. and ns1lers Holiday Edtuu*
handsomely printed md eMbaIl!s1sd With ten nn4
sice portraits OF tho authors nuiet, fUftnluG very
de1lrabte Hitchcock 8To, full gilt. ~
, 1881-11-16
1fcoting 0f Stocikiluider1 Of tito atc,n-
,ptatA d CihmrieEtOl.

ptitA d ClhnrleEtUh.
1fuS7SvILt.H, Ala. Nov. 15.-The Stockholders
Of tho Mcsnph1s 4 Chnricston itaiirond uuani-
mouaty elected tho following uoarit Of Di-
rcetors: v. Il. stavcasun. John l.. Cadwa!Iader,
Charlcs y. swflu. l)anlet Il. Ksnns, u New York;
". Il. uiso1l, of ltuntsvtl!c; ". II. FatrsnRtnn,
j. 4. Ifayes Jr., II. H. Fraysor, oi Memphis; u.
II. foxg, willlAtn Duncan. Jnues D.. Porter.
Jere ltxtcr. or Nushvtfte, reun.: G. II. thtnesy.
81 Augusta. ua. Tic Directors tlGeted y. y.
Stevenson President, .lere unxtcr ylce'frcsl-
dent. Tho Directors will DECLINE to rec0xnizo
my claln u tho liast Tennessee, Vtr4lnin Il
GaorEa saslroad "r essees a'!d ~ w ltn!t.,!aIe;
rti IL III tf.e i,ltttest uE tho stAckhoidurs. Tho
grass enrnIilHs ifcroasud over u i'er cgnt over
by tho purchase OF atcol rails, Thu stock ts
nwhrt, principally III New York, Nashville, and
Menphid.
, 1881-11-16
NEW BOOKS.
James r. Fields.


n!oanphlca1 N0sca aud Personst Sketches. with un~
published Fragments and Tsihutns from Men and
Wumen 1f Latter4. Tut, syo r.
a bo9k n unusual inherent. written By one whe
his Itfs. describes his ancYI. business and tefur%
ACtlviY hlH Visits to England md tho CONTINENT, and
WHaye& into tho narrative nltt engaging selection
1f letters Including son1s WrlttuM bY III. fudA und
Nhny,
, 1881-11-16
William Lloyd Garrison and
His Times.

Ur. ske.ches ct Tho Anl- Slavery Movement In Amsr~
lea. VI tho Man vito was tta Founder and Moral
4nd III l,lt1udnrtlon ~ tultS q. WHITTIER. Ndxs
reyt.sa. uud Unlatged caIton. limo, Il,
Tails II ths best nccount ret written OF Mt. nrrl.
yntls lite, III ha kbToiC aud persistent dxut axnntt
snvs1T. of ~ n!gs and A!s uppunehta. and Of !na
inlisncaa that aided aud Rhaaa Which npsdtd tho
EreHt stFugRau tuF ffV0duat.
...fnr kaa by nil HnukHNllorH, Ront, postpaid, On
roeuipt oI prices by tho tnpltahefs,
4n,tcuTnN MlEElf IN R. m Nnc{nn.
, 1881-11-16
Tttr z'enn>ytvanln Ententfs TO Make still
'Esrtter I1lnn flctsvtraa riticng0 nnd

'Esrtter Tllnn fsctsvtrn Citicago nnd
New fnrk.
Tho Pennsylvania 1tnirnad people contcm-
pinto Il ttiI further Improvement In tho tltnn
ma,lo by lts fnst limited expfrs*." Tho trnls
now lcnsts Chtc,tgo 1T ;':tD y. 't.. and rehrhcs
New Fork Mt II p m. tho following aay. 1t fs huw
their intention 10 slurtc tho tiItin of Ito trnsn
i'ctwcrn Ctlfcngn mid NuW fhrk froIs, twenty
six to twchty.Myn tn,trss ind !hstcHi ut ttat.tn9
tho lFin ftnm ,hcal, ut ;l::f ~ IN. tn start Il ht
nt,u'l u, IN. Thus tin tsn,t would tench Nt:w
York nj u1dtt p. III. tho following dAy. or nnty
ofie hour later THU tho tr'p arrives INV. 1t s
to tl,o pnp,lGrity Ut thu trtlIs und lsrgtlt III
crtnso sts t,isHess. sft,st tassctxurs, and cs-
necMts tlI..c trnn' chcnut'. llrefer 70 !ea:o at
: y. ~. rs this is a mulch tnore o1nven!et hour
thAr }:;p D. III. Tho ChtcAg0 p4ssetsKcEs Will. ~
this arrangements. 1o Hba Z, finish tholr tLtyA
ha}t.tsa ttsDre lenviDR. nild fhusu Gnnllnx trGth
tho WGsi c,tn sl,onsf nii hnuror two ln thu city
nnfi It'll nrtlye two hDlr4 St,ut,tr III New iurk
ttan y taxing tho :}.tu p. m! fuet traha OVER tue
Vanderbilt russtIt.
Thu Eriu ttll,l i'rand Trunk people hnro also
hna tnhteretces satuiy with *luw TO suHo!nV n
inst ralh between New York Rltu Eh!cn3u via
tho Erts to EiutIA10. and thoncc YIN the Grand
Trunk to LhteRHD. They clhttn they carl mike
thn dlstuncc In the time tnaIe BY their
eotItitcttiurs-lm!nu!y: tWanty-slx hours. NJ
detint c'Ieiusiun hns yet IEen tnhchetl III the
ninter. hut Il ID very likely thht they Will put on
II Inst ttAln bGEurG l.,tiE.
, 1881-11-16
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.


The conductor handed him bis change and th1
resident resumed reading hts papNr.
, 1881-11-16

TItts sIlendld How COLLECTION Of tue beat aacse9
ktnRs II thp lny will bH n,af Salu4blo SuaflOn ~
uur tshrnrpi nftl IL full VI Ianist j,
AnInx ttlI hnthatb A0lsa tho naNes " t;nuH1as
Sullivan, Mntst4x, hbt, TAununks Stuart. anu FAnusk
ud tiiSfp aso MIorn tlIs III Ulhara u E"4 tsGttte
tluutiuda "Grcsn llltl Fhr AWa3". tausn't :" "tniM
l4Easlchw1't uNd Abt's ,Abnru sho 4tAEtn lMuSat4
tls aRi character uithe cutp"stlonA"hch ofe W N
nUtllbHf.
rrlcp, $2. 90 fsoards; $3.50 Cloth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-25
Fashion PaBrIr..

Duster cloaks have gone out of fashion.
Terra Gotta shades will be much
worn.
Red is the prevailing color in fall
goods.
Low coiffures and close hair-dressing
are in fashion.
Long mitts are the favorite hand wear
at this moment
White toilets are destined to great
popularity this fall.
Small broken checked suitings and
plaids will bc worn.
Women with long, stick-like arms
should not wear tight long sleeves.
Skirts and their dnperies continue
to give the figure lance-like shape.
Shaded effects will probably appear
in the heavy plushes to be worn next
winter.
In England mourning is worn only
one year for the nearest relatives and
Grape but six months.
Terra Gotta In all shades from dark
salmon TO deep copper is the favoritc
color for fall cashmeres.
New plush goods have extremely long
pilo, which Is cut in irregular depths,
10 form the figures Of the fabric.
Plaid, striped and shaded goods will
be combined with plain or solf-eolored