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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-27

LEGISLATIVE SQUIBs.-Resolution,
of thanks to VIM. III. Vanderbilt have
been adopted.-The House passed
the bill giving Oxford Orphan Asylum
s., 900 instead of So. OCO, as heretofore.
Hon. John Manning has been quite
unwell for several weeks.-A Rail
road charter from Rutherfordton to
Tennessee, via Marion, is asked for.
The Carolina Central will one Of these
days go to Rutherfordton and Marion,
or Henrys.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-27

MARRIED.-In Union, MI. T. L.
Sims and Miss Mary f Sutton.-Mr.
J. D. Cochran. of High Point. and
Miss Sarah c. Stephenson, of States
ville.-Near Statesville. Mr.. ThOs.
Hill. of Mecklenburg, and Miss Ada r.
Lawrence. In the Methodist church at
A,erasboro, Jan. II, MIR. w. b. Nor
ris and Miss r. j. Johnson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-27
\ LATEST ITEMS.
ISst in type On Wednesday

-Mai2ly from the Observer OF thus
A Dol L. L.. Polk has been cleo
ted Secretary OF the N. c. Aericul1a-
raj society. vice, Capt. G. b. benson
Journalism is honorable and useful
but no. profitable. -lst Presbyterian
church sociable at residence OF ". D.
Primrose on Tuesday night next.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-27

mand to have b IF the jury cop2o Cd
of negroes > tD. y I.
The address then gee on to say that
even 10 the Federal courts the colorct
people canro, obtain re lresS ot wrJng
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-27

wake Forest now leads d stats
in numbers, having ia on tns
, 1881-11-17

l'rooks In which rnnn now living we're accr'-
ts'1',ttl tn t1'h and lmt11o In thnr ln'yfno hnse
IN snnuy casos totally dssnppthFct. rns through
my n"t IT 1ln. hut aolcly In consequence nf tho
thturc 0f tho sbriI4a ali,i rulf1s when ot1co frd
thnn,. Thu MyEl Of tic grGHt l'tkns u full
it'u year t,y yenr. ?herc arg ftaHy
lhrrs IN tho shnrca Ut !nkc.sItle ctIc.
wlIltlt vtssefs nnce npproanheti With tdltH. hut
which tit" hardly reaeh to tho etlaHhf tho wRrr.
itmrtnrs aro everywhere Rr'w!n1 ahailnwcr.
IhIs Is not dur II tho grn,1nl 'lcl,nstt of tarth
brought dawn hY rivers ar ri rt:fuso frt'n city
tHWerN Tho hnrbur nf Tnrunto hts xro.sh hlInl.
Inv IN spite Of Tho fact TINT Il tlae htnn flrcdRcd
out W that TITO b,tt0ni rt,uk has bftn rcnche'!.
ntld MI1 tho dredging which ran ~ hh'lu III Tho
harnIr Ut Nnw York will mt rcrtnn,ientty
!lerW:n It. The urnwny siiatlawn:sn Ut tho
il + in tha .litcwatrr region, md, like tic
t,lties nf f,nku ,champtntn. which was oicn
tilsfgn1la ty IW1lnn cnist,us Mt MI Seasons. tho
Gptier lflhls0n IL INV nlmnst bAr1 nf wnt1r III
inniIt rlaaes 11lrnx The summer. 1n MlD nshcr
Tnrts Ut tho world There fa The aA3tIc stctH!y tr
crensn ol wnfrF In rivers and lnAc*. and tho
rainfall III Enrnpr. whcfn acleItlnc htisGrvattonk
nrn n!,tlb Is nnnifestiy less thAn It was ut a
pcrhi VII hin MnuK memory.
Whit Is bctn1nlnR Ut nttr wntBr2 Obviously Il
Y nt disappearing thst'l,Rh enumeration, fur In
th'tt case ru1ns wuitftt K!vo bnck whhtrvGr winter
tito Atmosphere might Af,Aorh We must accept
tho thpnry that. lDk0 tho watnr Of tho moon, our
water Ia sinking Into tho cnrttI's interior.
, 1881-11-17
WAS SHE MURDERED ?
Tfis In this Question Now Bothorlng
tho Omccra Mt minneapolis tn tllc
Emma Peterson CnHc.

susf,su "a t1,n 4un.stc,, pos,r vRathnv,u.
Emma Peterson cnsc.
sptstat Dt'Da'ta to The csteasa Tribune.
,,.h..,',I. ~, nn",t 49, Es.,,nsa t,n.sss.
,,s sn"n,ouas % nc aea'n o. Emma to.sfso,,' waose
Ita!lroad track. under tho brl]So on - Nicol.
,rt Island in Mlnncnno,,u vo,tcrlav ;,,,rnIn,
.sn.a.." ., - pos' 49," ',s.t s'sss'n"5 o,.s. -
II dirk crime grows with lnvestiaa:ton. At noon
i'n,.n va,horod io mi 1~ n o,,oncca tha Iau ,r'
H"est WI! not oe helo III to"offow'
und 1t may be dcc,dc.t that uonc will be nccessa-
-. ."s s"e ..os. 4 -" ~ ~. soI IN ~.
oosomoe 80. "1s .setaso III. .nas ~ possiole auon.
p5s'cs sn se Mo- to e ct tho
s,,co s", t;no .ntrs,x rohrsa,, ,so t'yn. w., ~
frequent visitor at bis house. Tho
Inst time he saw her was on Sunday,
from hor nnclo Ia Mtsstnr. and tho subject
was tho , source ot an extended t & eanse1.a'on; w
country n In oars Of Agent G4; sn who belly lived ''er
tie tie "%oy inc "nH ev tSef Wsaro Hs nS' to
priest whose namo has been mentioned In con-
i!eotton wlth tho affair, IL, t transpsrs. Tcal-
plri's u'.olo, August smith: When htr. smith
learned thnt NJ. wal9rcn was coming 70 N!n.
Sne @ OIL hs rst9 % Tns " sa st ss It. w, a
tic s!sl q n,ost sm Il i ,ae shaseh at !ks COP; s
ill., %hs q ptssst s e. e @ or W. %e xs
i,or to come to Missouri, with him ttho pr!cst'
when he se'nraeS, md she expressed wiling
20 Il ha nm a sGf
, 1881-11-17
HARDWOOD.
Litigation Growing Ont of His Fall-
uro in Tsuslncas IN minneapolis Last


w.., .. -. - -.
Litigation Growing Ont 0f His Fail.
tirc in Kuslncss In minneapolis Lask
snt<fa, ntsno,.a IN 7n< f,nt.oo, g.t,,,n.
IT, 49,. :. ~ ~ s''1ss ,s ".'sa""
~ fAtf, Mill, NOW l6.-The trial OF tha
suit brought by Ross, Campbell Co. agaluat
conc,,aa,, In .na 1,,.tr,ct f,o,,rs j., St,i,v""s
IsaS'."u. W. ."'' ~ "e ',". Houts ~ 1t'lm"@
kco to-day. verdict pe'ns rendered by
tho Jury setting ns!do tho assignment. Tic
evidence in tho case was all in on TucAuay night.
o,,a ho ~ rne . ,n"an ~, uo ,,sa moso
MAS lcnHthy ono. tho attention Of tho Jurors
botnv particularly cuilesl to tho Inv that
,na. 1,ha" ,a n. ~, saaes, Ata ,, ny 'tss m
e 'uo sooaa aa ,I properly won!a @ 10
alroct tbs case. No exceptions woro taken TO
,a @ Nv, s,,s 1891 -, a,,a"' nv iov~
uon 10 be answered by the Jury was: "Wnx tho
deed Of assignment executed on tho I'D .,ay OF
Nnyo,nhor Isan -, Nnr,uou r. Isr,..>ai ~
Novo'noct, !ooo' " Ner"aa,t u. tarwoot 10
cneua ~. fettlt: msae oy sala NORMAN H. har'
, 1881-11-17

Ht9MAilCk'A PLAN.
rio NoriL Ucr'aafl fhtzcttc understands
tlmt i'lstnnref has nlnrply requested frnIn
tts Emperor authorization. to lIcx,hfntu with
tlDll SECTIONS nf tho prnhnlIta Catholic nt,l
l.ihoml mlnj0rity, MD ascertain wiIctI.er,
ansf under villa cond!tlnI, they will ho pre-
fcrrctl either together Or separately to COLL
'[nct tho Government. Tho Chancellor
thinks 1t incumbent lll'nsl Him to obtain n
tlrcEnratlun Oh Tint s,bject bnfaru liz re-
safyea tn continue in Office. The E.npnror'a
decision tlpnn lhp subject may DO expected
so0n Rftcr thu constitution nf Tho fscicllstng.
BisnInfcl;'s ni'parent object Is tn clearly
demonstrate tho !,nposslbility of tile 0ppo-
sitlon acting together.
Kf1tit'P HAS 4 SCHEME.
A report IL curruMt tint Krupp's cannon
factory. ut Essen Is about to pass Into the
hands Of II company.
THE HAWAIIAN MINISTRY
refused tn ta,lvls1 tic Grown to give cffoet to
tlsn resolution Of The ClIn,ut,ur Of Deputies In
fnvor vi II repeal If tlle obligatory civil MR.
riage law.
1stsMAHftft Finn.
II Ia Thought that bismarck rcc'so'ls on tile
imiasstbtl!ty ef llcIGllter nntl Wimll,urst
rotrtng In terms, thcrnby caalslng tttsscns[on
aiming thu nIt!u'sitton, which bismarck
exprcts will strengthen hts pariy. 'rhu Eln-
peror'y st}eerh up.,tltilx the lieicIissag ts
awnitett With nnXtcty. Tho situation Is crit
lcaf. bismarck SLOWS ITO signs VI giving
way.
, 1881-11-17

Recovery ora ftody from tho E3iic1ariAt
Wreck.
Spfetat Dbpath to IAs Chicago Trtbunk.
DAvESlt>RT, fa.. Nnv. 1A.--lt Ii now three
wecxs tu1norrow since the lil.futcI Jctlu.U uf-
cflrat went down. With her crew md passengers,
by striking tho Government hridgo between this
city afld tho tsiAnd Of 1tuek istni,d. Not
Until today was n successful Utsort mado
to ratse thu hill OF tho boat. although It WAS
hcliosc tint xu,,c of tho lost todips might avo
bcGIi recovered hy f,ronptur notlon. Ihls after.
1uo1 1t was slisuovcrud TINT Tho hull Of tho Gil.
christ WIS lying upsldn down. aud when 1t Wis
rAtfcd nbnut fnlr feet by means Of liatbonts
htnl Il wninsR-n pnrt OF tho mid cabin wns rr.
icn.nl antl cutno 10 tho surfacc. Clnglnx ~ Il
with Il aeAthly "trip WIS tho body Of ono t,f tho
!lipInhs. Of ffamptSn. Tho btNly was horribly
little tnoor
, 1881-11-17

- NsIs l0rk 3fm4A
Theirs ts ah4ndantx evtduneo that tho amount
q W9t0r nn tho s!iffAca of tho pArth has bcon
atoAdlly. dm!utshnx for Many shonsauds Of
years. No onG tuubss that these warn linn
when the CASPIAN 6ea communicated with tho
tho Htsatos part of tho desert or f4hara: In
Fact Reolo9tsA tel! w that at Qua period tho
whole OF tue oarth was covered by water,
aud tha fact that ooutinouts OF dry land
now ex'ae Ia proof that thore II loss wnter on
our globe now than thorn WIS In Its Infancy.
pn ut tho present lsy Ut r,te 10 rapid ~ lu liz
CLEARLY apprBCtubIu, Tho rivers aid smaller
streams of our Atlautlo States Vlaibly smalacr
, 1881-11-17

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 1B.-Last frItlny evening
II terrific cycluna Rtrl1ck tho pan:ntlon ct Mhtt
r. ARi. who lives iboAt throc miles frn1n Matlf-
aon statIosi, in ths State, destroying everything
III Its path, Houses. trees. and fences were eu-
trcly destroyed. Mrs. Ash WIS seriously in.
jreti md swu chllroH badly bruised. unl fse
uthor pcrs0na on tho farm were bully hurt. Dir.
Ash IA tho only sufferer, tho st0rm passing or
after deno!fshlug h!s place.
, 1881-11-17

pAn1s. N,v. 1t,.-A ,l,.crre hnu t,Io,, lsauntt
onrn1,rctnv thn sn,nrotfn,, 1T Tho NtrIyi r,n.
of Arr]culturc md f,nmInnrrr +. nr,ta M
examplr To tim initial stn,cs on1 ntlnr
countries Which huyn ,nohe nrrict,jtnre n
distinct department.
MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
0e,'. A1irlbel l,as been appointed Chief Of
Staff.
TIL: nnrrtsIt CHAMBER or cOMstEncE
Enve II banquet to the Technical Educatton
Commission. Sn,nucson, President OF tls
Commission" u, sai1 t p al hts , e"eax"es were
French Tcc|utcuI Schtu!s, ENGLAND hnti
m,lctl to learll frnm France. liz llopcd tle
Ang|u-Frencl, treaty Of co,nn,nrcc wnnl,l 1,n
, 1881-11-17
Hurled by n CnvInr Hnnlk.

CPtFE2F AHV1ItH 10 174f LEItHQD 1IIHHH*+
sFIlEATnit, ILL.,. Nor. lG.-Att oil gentleman by
tho na1ne Of Mitchell, rcsitn9 In North streu,or,
WIS kcrniialy tnjuroh this morntuE while work.
tll3 nj the River hunk Conf Compullr'a switch,
which Is lust being connected with the Conf Hun
cont Com,'any's truck. A iarge DnnA wis boInx
cut through, when It gave way and CatnB tinWn
m him. crushing in two OF bis Ribs mid njurtnH
l!ttn Uthprw1se internally. It Ia fcnrel by tho
doctors tint Ills i1Iftirigs Will provo fatal.
, 1881-11-17

8pfctat T"rrspondentt nf The Chtta1o TrtbtIst.
lax ronTE. tnl, Nov. 15.-Frrd rcalow,
Octmnn ctnp1oye Of tho Washington Ice Com
pnny. wns killed &his morning mbollt one mI!o
west If In Porto BY the construction trAin Ut tho
Lake sl'oso Il Michigan Southern itni1road. Ilo
t,Id nono nut on the trim, and. whom near tho
tce-eni,so swstch jumped on while tho train wns
lts motion, nsset his footing. aud fell against
Hku1l and killing him instantly. Dccoascd was
fnMIy.
, 1881-11-17

THE LANDSLIDE At EI.A.
GENEVA. Nov. 1G.-'rIIe complete annihila-
ttoa 0f the Village Of Elm. In the Calt0n of
Glnrns, appears only question Of ti,no anu
bad weather. Tile summit Of the peak near
est the village Is moving.
, 1881-11-17
TIA TIY.


A sTEr ToWAtu, 1l1sMA flCK.
1loME, Nov. lG.-'rl,u noSt cons!story will
bo held the iStl,. The Pope will not prG-
nounce MI a1locutEon. liz will plecol,ize
(proc'aim} some bishops In prussia, notably
tic Bishop Ut Fultla.
, 1881-11-17

RUSSIA.

MILITARY F:X1'ENnITUIkES.
ST. rETEIssu1'n.I, Nov. fn--Ttlc 1)cpnrt-
tnct,t Of Stntn C0utrni Accounts show the
1anlgot for 1eS0 rcs,i1tett tn ,ln!cit 0f
M,Ws,O0 rnllb!cs ns compared with tLe
estimate. Thn tleActt was chiefly caused By
extraordinary military expenditures.
, 1881-11-17

Cry OF NfEX1Co. Nov. ta.-A contract
ila.io by tho Executive with tia Fral,eo-
Egyptian lmnk fnr tie establishment Of tho
Nnttotlnl lsauk of A1extcu was approved by
both Houses of GnnEress.
, 1881-11-17
1'UNIs.

TuAIs, Now 10.--Ali boy; tho TunisIan
commander, has suddenly made his Appears
ance here will, snail escort, although luis
departure from Zaghouan was not an
Aouneed,
THE AuAus.
TuNls. Nov 18.-TAe Arabs who retired
, 1881-11-17

Thousands Of 9irla fl Switzerland, Germany,
nna Norway uevute tbeUselyea TO tho cuItiya-
tIan or their halr ~ Toanlutey a. = farmer does
bis crop. Once v yGaF tbs merchant, very nften
aH old woman. arrives n tho village, aud brisk
tFalH II carried u,,. Thu bMfsa Hlrl4 mike tho
,noss. ~ unturt tas borrowed On thetn un ablln.
dant crop Of the blond eqlor, which Z haseeas Of
ptttoua 10 III Rrowth. I'hs prlae obtained do-
psnds upon the length OF tho redundant trosses-
Hair eight inches long IL worth rs pguts All
ounce, while thAt thIrty-slx lnohes In length will
bring tho fortunate possesAor u MI ounce, aud
In oAsua OF exceptional beauty and thickness
exon $tS au ounce taay be re1llxod.
, 1881-11-17
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Twenty Years. nEo II was n1otisatly
claimed that Ilntk G Hayner's "4tnrs CoiorneH
VIM tho tinest achievement OF lilo ec,rticu or
ptrfumery. Il !,ns never since been eQualel 6Y
nny other dlFtlllatton. Today 1t Is sold frota
Maine 10 Texts.
, 1881-11-17

T5iE f,f1ttSrt1, f1N t1tiSflA1lfl

TIFF cntiSCtI. or 1lui0AltrA.
LONDON. Nov 16.-'rhe Council OF state
of l}1tlgarlM comprises eighteen Conservatives
and FOUR Liberals.
THIS IL uAfllt
Tlso Porto l,ns sounded tho Ambassadors
of tho Powers with reference II, their views
regarding TIC Austrian culsscripttontn IN Dos,ia
and Herzegovina.
, 1881-11-17

THE NATIVES
WELLINGTON. New Xetand, Nov. t0.--Thc
native tribes display stubborn attitude.
Une hundred and twcnty-four natives have
beeN nrrestcu.
, 1881-11-17


CATE 10wS, Nov. lF;.-T!le extensive praln-
ises uf William Anderson burned. Loss,
4i0fl10
, 1881-11-17

spteta1 Dlspdtth 10 7hs thteaeo Tribune.
RACINE. Wis, Nov. 1d..-Afthur t!aew, is years
oil, l,rAkeman IN tho Itatnp & Southwestern
1toad, white coupling ours cHrly this morning
caught hl8 font III a frog. Tie engine ran over
hInl, killing bin. lilo lived III IIaoit.
, 1881-11-17

spfeidi Dltpa'rh to Ths Chftdeo Tribune.
1Sn1ASArntis, Ind. Nov. 1J.-ThIs morning 4
team OF lpraea attached to u eer-wAgon stand.
iilx Mnhitchct1 t,ak fright and ran over Arthur
Iia!arty, ngctl about il, killing him almost In
stngtly. IL seGrns tn be n clenr case OF criminal
cnrclesncss, md tho drlydr Ut the wagon was
Hrr4aft0H n ''7
, 1881-11-17

EVANsvltt.E. Ind, Nov. la.-Illooncr, BhuIte
4 lte!tmcrs furniture salesroosn IN FIrst street,
1t, the tlnest business block In tho city, hpd =
narruw escape from destruction by 1re. a bay
benzfne In tho cellar, with candle
ucur. Tho honx!na was jgtited, and 4 tiro
started 10 the BASEMENT to whleh Il was
happily Rootned, and the dau,ay 70 Il aiI9ht. Thu
hrss hoof was tloodcd With water, eAuslUv soMe
damage to furnstnr0 with whiuh It was stored.
1hs boy Was slightly tutned. Tho losa Il fully
, 1881-11-17

EARTHQUAKES.

bef0ro tho expedition to Kairwan nrc now
ravnginV tho urtlefcildctl pn[nts OIL tho cuast.
, 1881-11-17

coyorctl by insurnt,ue. rho building was oouos,t
tho nns block burned In August iaat, and, hut
fur tho ttnr1y MD OF tho t}ra department, 40
have resulted. ''' 'N"'|'
, 1881-11-17

claims dRa'nst tho CONCERN on tho Rrou1n TINT
tho Judgments were ala0 fraudulent and mAti1
to defraud tue creditors.
, 1881-11-17

AZ Duluth. f1lnn.. LoRx e5O, 900, Insur.
nnco e23,0U0.

AZ Duiut51. Mimi, LoRs $50, 900, 1nsnr"
nncc e23,0U0.
spft'dt 0ttpafsA to 7as thfedso Tribune.
ST. FAut~ Ninn, Nov. 10.-A Pioneer f'ftas
special says: " Tho ClHrk 1fo,tse, tho principal
anu only hfsf'cass hoteI In Duluth. Nnn, is In
ruins. Abn1s3 o clock this saftcrnoon fro was dis
covered IN the boflor-hnilsc. and In n very short
spaco OF t!ne tho flames wore communicated to
tho kltc''en and thence to tho main building
which was aeon mass Of soothing flro At the
present writing II Is difficult to !oarn tho precise
or'Hln. All that ~ kaowt, IL Tint when discovered
tho hfo had worked Its way under tie roof and
had rot beyosd control. 1t ls aatd to
hava started back Ut thu pPo from tho boiler,
which run along tho wall Of tho hocr.housc.
Ahout twenty minutes hftor tho iamcl shot out
from Tho roof the ara'a!arm was tuIE md
tho cnKlnc whs promptly on hand. Two
streams OF wntcr were Immediately put
on, but to no avail. willing hands lent thoIr
assistance 10 hav6 tho furniture. Tho bulk of
which was rescued frou, tho IRE, only to DO
ucstrorod aB It WIS thrown from the windows
10 tho ground below. The bar fixtures and
parlor furniture were almost all snvej.
nj WIS most nf tho effects Of tho bonrtlcrs.
number If trnnns ho1net snvo fbc Ite,tnrs t,v
,xa. sn', .,...s,.- ..' W" ua"
WIS toEhd PROVING AtUtfs tho burn!ng prem.
tsos. When ttwns seeu that tho hotel was tloulnc
tho t,rnnrn turncd tltctr attentfnr IN snvfnp th,
ndIotuIn,, 1u,,,ifvu. ,rr,n.n =. ,,a.,1n,s is. ~
- ., ~. ~ 's aHSte - aotunH leAs ~ ~
tue nntol DHt tao a'noldcrihg otnbers. Tho
boast'crs nro scattered nrouu'l nntong tho other
, 1881-11-17

Bpfsl4[ UQpd1EH 10 4H1 CH3{d93 1F1kIN&.
LEAvEHwoHTt, KRs, Nov. la+-I.ast n!sht
nineteen horses and a'ulea belonging to Tho con-
struut!on company of tho Leayenworta, Topexa
& Southwestern Hallway wero burned tu death
on tho fasm Of zobb Aorgan, about shR iuiles
from this city. d
, 1881-11-17

DEaLls sNlAnEsr Va. AND AoRE MONEY.
Rlai{tad bs 'us. W. !0~-Tha mcasures To be
W @e government to tae Relchs-
, 1881-11-17

Au early inspection advtaets, as
many articles ttoW shotus, sUtli not
DO duplicated.
, 1881-04-26

TEST or THE AUTOMATIC ePR1EKLHta.
An Interesting test at recently inv01tIa tlre-
cxtlngusher. rAFMolse's Automatic Eprlnkler,
was given ycsterday AFTERNOON. On tho W cunt
space. ooraer OF franklin aud adams streets, q
one.stury fsana structure thirty BY twenty foet
l,ad boon constructed 9nd Furnished with tho
apparatus. ll scsputso u uh Invitation sont to
u number af bualtless houses, representatives
wese present from aturshul Field T. Co., Palnncr,
Fllicr Co.. Furat j. llFadlcy, uooTRe n. Pullman
Storey & CAmp Organ Company Mnd solno OF the
insurunte HOaIt!s Of tue city. Tho Inventor at
tho sprlHkoF, Mr. launry i. Farmstea. arrived
froM Now York Just In time to WitnesA tho ux~
pnr!meMt, thn arrangements tnr which mud leen
lnade by hss Eastern AVent. AZ halr pRat lnrRG
pile or ktndttnV.w1od aud shavlnHa which ind
tccn placed o.i tho Hour waa lighted, nnd in
moment the interior WIS eHyclupeA In fumes.
In 0no minute and thiriy-aye seClnds tho 1trst
sprjnklor was set otf by the heAe, nna was quick.
" followed by two nlDres the Aatnes Euul
yielding tu tholr plentiful gaowera. Aa koun
~ tho wht1r wis turned IN alll tho building
had cleared at smoke the spectators antoruA and
found that thp pIis OF kidding VIVA uot moru
thaE huff cullsuluod, a1lti the cetltuR xlu,ply
tho work OF tho uxtlAxutshes.
The arrangement COMMENCES with an Rt94ch-
mcnt to the weter.maEn, c0nnectln4 with 4
saFtes Of plpes running through building sut-
pended Ut the cei!,uxa. At every ten feet the
plpe has t1ve-EpDl branch running ut Right
au1ss, at the eud OF which u placol tho
, 1881-04-26
THE COUNTY BOARD.

2Ilk+ EUHuNH WASI1S TO he IHVEHFlUATED.
Tho County l3Oard met in regular session yes
tertlay afternoon. All tho Commissioners wcru
present.
Mr. Cubusn wishod 10 correct n statsucnt
made In ccrtnln morning pMper to tho ctrcut
TINT he had received 500 from Mike Mcdonald
Rsn brIbo. llc also wshod tho appointment Of
committee OF Investigation to look into the
alicgUd brlbory, aud dealroa to Withdraw frum
tho 1ionrd until the charge wns dtsprovod.
Mr.. Wood hopcl TINT tho gentleman would not
Withdraw from tho noard. No Commissioner
beliod shoro was word Of truth In tho atato-
.Mr. Cobura put bis request for a committee In
the shapo OF u motion. II was voted upon and
* number Of bills werc passed upon, mud pett-
lions Tcnd Of TN u,unpnrtant ehAraeter.
9stn"t1 1o, "f *!e T. {%sDr ct q II An
ia Sy Arehi,eSt M CT Essn. iafor9oo. oI'''''' "aA 'e"t
Tho Public HalI.lin3s Committee reported In
faSMs H. Of r tl19 Myn"nt n ot 61i!s @ Amo!intinK to
Ss:to9; PUBLIC Charities. el,6as: ana Judiciary,
,Ihe COMMITTEES on Charities reported that the
tho ungtnoer Of tho Insane Asylum Ind hGen In
ynst!Eatol. nn1 hnd been found to be without
fSnsa,t9n :S., The sam ;on1sttes als recon-,
found Intoxicated h0 discharged ut once.
lAn1rnHs.
The Public ,!n. sSrs!ce M co5tos
Cnarles uable. Marlin Hslul, and Y. j. lserEy
~ 1an'tors; liz; aMrnhy. John Frunzen. +, J;
IMnis[ s. UConuoi, 4. ThoInnuoI, a;id i. j.
Williamson al alovator-mcn OF The now coust-
House. Adopted.
Asx,xo EaAa ron HIS RESIGNATION.
=. Ny. Albright moved TINT chanKe 10 made tn
the architect OF tho now Court House, and that
aaan ~ ,ne9 e 1sss ss sas rasa
eaasxes Ina Geo,, mads asaia:s Mr. EEan, ana
! hts reaixnhtion woul! ktyo tho gentleman III
opportunity to clear hltnhclf.
, 1881-04-26
DECORATtON-DAY.

TfG UNION VETEHAHSS
Ar ,dt,urnni rncoti,,, NJ tt,o ffn,,, votoror
r,, a,a -. .'..'.s y. -. u ~ [,., .n,n.
G'no ""s holo 'hst eVcn'ns Ut ano Nranu fae'!o
Hotel. Thcto werD about rs prCspnt, ". 8.
soribncr presiding.
Con,radc nnhorta. from tho Cotnm,ttce mn.
,,s,,.aa -. ......,.,. - '..a s.... ~. ~. r.."s.
Pointed 10 SUBMIT pfo3fnm Tor necofauon-
pny, reported that tho Committee Ind had no
with tho officers Of tho Young ,Stcn's Chrlstlan
AssociatIo1. They hnt, o!fcrstl 10 riyn Fnrwoii
finit fnr snrt.fnf scryfra rt1 tfr nyrtSnr ~ H.,u
t,ay, May Fl, tho Club io ,lecur1tn thn talt s,,fi
tho issHcin{ton TO t,r,yItiu suitable snnnEnra
WIN hns 81, scysrn nrf,vin,ss mtn%sfnms iiktwis,
tnallo himself urr'irssantiv c1,,ssno,,os. In
ticruunc.ti tho Yol,ilR MEMS Xssnnintlnr1 ns
sacreti Socfntv. mil tso;tid nnf mnInrstst,,a Ehv
tho votcTtls st1o,iitt ENy,, nt,ytb[uw to tto viii
MI organization which bad an, Interest in nny-
t.n!ng t. tt',s side os etstnity: ilo wont on with
sIuny, tliaeesIcinn Gi,nsoif and the Ctub by his
hcnfcd tlsi,,ncjafioit of CI,rjstlanty,
Entnrnin fttrfts rrnvfrw lnfnndnd tho A..o.
citation. and reYGrrctt ia thn nni,in wrrt ;Inno
, 1881-04-26
SNIDE CIGARS,

bRWAHR or THE "aENu5Sf IMPORTED HA@
FArAH'
People who hnyc had frequent ocrnslor during
the rnBt two or three TcCks to pass n1oug Matlt.
ann strect fro,, IfIsth nvcn,,n tn Stnto atrcct
49, s 49,. ~ -, |. 80. ..sS ~ ~ 49,,
M9's' nhFe H"e tnd'F atIen1'o' AttFetc" Wy tuo
a!uB-aonN md tnon0tonons crdgs Of Auction
salo NJ olgnsa hcrc." - 4 stock Of nto imported
and ,ion,,.,tic cIrnr, i,cftv anhl rcunrtilosa NJ
onst . ). Wn,x t. snr ,hrnnn r., i,,v n;~nrs ar.
cus'' M"m 10 yu.s ou,ueu M W wy a'kn.ss eon.
tlomcn.' Probably full n1anys nlas! know only
too we'll whcro thnse auctions nre bulng hold.
and Wish they thsl never learned to snioke, ar,
ut lcast. that they httt not listened to tho &C.
0uotlyo voice OF tho cignr 0ucttonctr. Thcrc
nr0 twO Of thesG auction houses On
Mhdlson street, one ncMr Fifth Av-
Cnio mud ono ,nenr Tl1E TRIBUNE
o('irn. They arc NOT pern,hnent institutions and
4 j. snfo 10 predict ~that after this mornings
1nfnuNE haa Decn rcad There will hc s'icf tlo-
tlcoa1lg failing Oft III thoir M.trnnaEg TINT tl!eir
hnvng reached. this ol'So that these "mock-
pess' ard "ropors-u."' clg6rs manufactHrctt n
EBw York Mt $i5 per thousand for $lO md $10
per thousand, Il reporter Yesterday made II q
point 10 wntch tho snloa. Tho cIRArs wcrp sOd.
only by tho hux or In lots OF several boxes, hHd
went on ut apparently stdlaulUusly low figures.
For INSTANCES: Tho nrctEonoer apttis b0x cou.
talninY 100 fair-lOpktng. eiHars, atll marked Of
Botnu popu1ar brand, Atid apys: "Here.
Eent!umcn+ Mto sumo 'seTnhs.' invoict1
ut $l20 thnusand-flne Spanish st1acco-retH!l
ut II cents-how MICH am offered tor tho bog"
4 t!nshtiy -ttcssctI innn ~ tho crowd snys; 1.-TWO
tlOllRrs," HIlu the AuotlnncEr answers. " WOll.