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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

cisco papers to the 18th ult. The domestic news
from the United States contains little of import
ance, and the all-absorbng topic of European
IL the assassination OF the Emperor of Russia
full details of which lamentable tragedy are
NV OLE pvh
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

The monthly meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children s Society will be held Saturday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. r. c. Jones, Jr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

Mr.. II. NJ. WHITNEY, in letter to the Friend,
estimates the maximum production of sugar
throughout the group, within the present decade,
as 5000 tons or 1OO,OOO0OO pounds, being one
twentieth of the worlds production, instead of
two-thirds, as estimated by several leading Amer
lean journals. However, the Pacific States
alone required $1,000 600 pounds for $780, and as
this is constantly increasing, need not dread
the failure of market for our production.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

Since the outbreak of the smallpox 203 houses
have been quarantined of these l55 have been re-
| leased and Is remain under guard
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

WE question the propriety of blasting in the
neighborhood of business streets and during bust
LIZ hnnrs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

coasisnmen,s from the Hawaiian Islands desired.
The Best Pfices Warranted, and Sales Guaranteed.
SO 4iy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

The members of Lodge lie Progress de rOceanie
ere requested to meet ut ~ to-day at the Hall of
Hawaiian Lodge, No ~ Il. ~ A. M.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-09

Tnr San francisco Examiner Of March 18th
says: " CELSIUS Cesar Moreno, late Prime Minis
ter of King Kaakaua, is now in Rome buttonholing
members of Parliament TO annex an island he
claims to have discovered In the Pacific Ocean.
The island i'll question belongs to Holland
, 1881-03-09
STATE AFFAIRS.
INDIANA.


Special Dispateh 10 Tie Ehttaeo Tribune.
1sprAyA,s,L,s, 1nI., Mnrch IA roll-call Of
tho Sennte thfa morning showed all tho members
present except Mcssrs. Foster and Hurt, DEtao-
crAts. Mr. LAnYdun, Republican. Immediately
otTcro.1 the following resolution, and lGinnuded
tho presiOus question:
lesolcsti. That for tho purposo o.. n sroedy
hp aud tn Is hereby declared tho principal scc.
trtary Of tho Senate; that Hubert u. Senrd bG
and he Is hereby declnrcd tho 4assistaht sccro-
Luncheon ho and ho is hurc!,y drclarcd the
DoDrkcoper Of TIC Senate Tor tho eiNclal ses.
sIoi,.
Tho resolution wns carrted ihrce Democrats
i}cnx, yoyles, and woodworking with tho Re-
uubllcans. while Wilson, Republican,. aud po,ll-
dexter and Dnvls, Grcenbackrrs. voted In tho
negative.
Motions to reconsider tho vote md Iay On tho
table were thcn moved and carrIetl. SehiRter Is
Republican ssom Waynu County. Sears Is IL
Republican Grucnbuckor from Vermllon, and
Luncheon Is u f]otnucrat Of Laporte.
Doorkccpcr luncheon has appointed tho fol-
lowing asststHnts: william Langssntr OF CIin-
ton County. n. II. Wilson Of Scott, joseph Ilotl-
nun OF Lake, and Wtlliam Pfrlnlncr of IlHr-
rlsur.
1t WIS agreed to proceed With business In the
sntnu i1lanticr rs Ut tho rcKu!Ar session. M1d the
Tux elll WIS Resumed a1ld discussed during tho
Tho House organzcd with tho samo officers as
It hnd " tho regular Session. excerpt that door
keeper Evans wy u:o snperac!.a by jim Woods, OF
4 number OF new bills wero introduced, and
tho tnnlurity and minority rep1sts Oil the Yum
coy Medical hill discussed nt length. .
4 lnessaKo feum tho 1oynrltor wis received
recalling tho attention at tho tnctii'crs ~ the
importance OF letilntlon lU0ktuv to tho tlr1ln-
nEr ot tho swanp !ai,ds, md urging thcm To
cornplcte tho work before t4uku as rupidly Us
possible.
, 1881-03-09
AN INV1f 1fNI'OR

TIL NJ1tN WE DA j. Naslis .......
New YulsK, Marcl, s.-]}an,el Alley Web
ster will l,c buried tt,-ttny from his residence.
Webster was first cousin nj Daniel Web
stcr. Ito was born iii Kecne. n. H., where
Ills father owned foundry e'ghty-one
years ago. Onc Of his curly reco1ections
was ri,ilng around the country to collect
coppor scrnps mil large ceftts of olden times,
to be melted Into cAn,,on for the war ut tslo.
liz WIS tho inventor Of Woodw0rth's plRn-
Inx-machine, although lle allowed the patent
to be tnkcn o,.t III 1Yoodwortl,s name. Mill
lu,,s llayc lcen realized out Of the patcnt by
Its subsequent posscssors, hut tbs two nrigf-
1tnl ,wnnrs lid int receive more than 2l5,0u0
far.lt. IIe Invented n spring benter for lax
asld tile misunderstanding far grain now in
general use. lie also inyeMte,i street
sweeping ,lacliile. Befnre .t'le railroads
caiIG i,l,t. ,ise Webster ercatetl q revolution
lm lA,st-cuucIle4 by greatly reducing their
hight n,ul enabling them to be driven much
faster tAsi.l previously.
, 1881-03-09
ROBERT r. LINCOLN,

THE - 'TEI4EG}kAM' WANTS HIM To 1IAEE
FAIR PLAY IN POLITICS.
ap<ttai Dtspateh to TIA CHICAGO Tribune.
| NEw YonK, March 8.-Tho Telegram this
eYen!ng says: "Whut has unhappy Mr..
Robert Lincoln dono that he should thus
early, OH the very threshold Of his public
,ea1ee7, DO nominated for President and for
YlcePresitlont on All hands by the nowspa-
pefs. lie has committed no otfanse desory.
Ing Of such penalty. He has not even com-
u!,tcd himself. uo has soniewlat suddenly,
10 be sure, become public nun. but he Is
not to blame for that 1lo Is entitled to all
ha benefits Of his previous good character.
lie has lived all his life III Chicago, quietly,
nd modestiy. and honorably attending to
his profession, Ills business, and his doines-
tic atfairR. For q man
70 HAVE LlvED QUIETLY AND MoDEsrLY
IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO
lKues phase of character and delicacy Of
soal, and q frcedom from ambition, that en-
i!tle him to be spared from being n.ntl0 for
tous years tho target for every species Ut po-
9acat aId partisan resentment Let young
Ar Lincoln have fair play. Lot his sinows
public life lAVo uulo to harden before lle
= called OH to take and return tho lnrtl
Knocks. In tllrpo OF four years ho will DO
older than i,e IS now. Lot Garfield, Blaine,
Gd tho other old war captains now go Into
taln!ng for tho battle Of 1854. Let young
III. Lincoln rest"
, 1881-03-09

THE UNITED STATES CREMATION SOCIETY.
NEW YOnK. March ga prfyately-ca!Iel
meeting OF gentlemen and ladies' Interested
n Tue substitution Of cremation for burial
vas hold In room OF tic Cooper Institute
hls evening. Tho Committee previously ap-
Folnted to draft constitution, rules, act
el incorporation, otc., for tho pro-
bsM society, prosontel Its report,
Mating 1t lad been determined to organize
eus!Hess company and q society, tho two to
10 distinct, 1t was aftcrWard explained that
aa reason for this determination WIS that it
became evident that the business company
.ould have to bo controlled exclusively by Its
.ssSoeKtnldors, and that tho Society would
aeed 10 net Us
An EDUCATIONAL 1NsTiTuTIoNt
Ma %ould thus Of necessity be. compelled to
samlt nnny persons WHO would not caro- or
tSaeIe ts,aoe to INVEST II the purely business ot,-
ffsssaatory. Tho Committee. therefore Of
sseted: First. ali act OF Incorporation 0f tho
II1IIaness InIaas company, to BE- known. Ms '''rle
Gnltea StAtes Cremation Company fltmttetl},
IStgasts I'D Hnst huaan aead IN tho !, ,qu!Skest 1ss!
t,n a1ed at $4,000, divided into zoo sllares.
~~as-tlalt ~tl OF tho dues received from active
stsmocts sts ald nil dues received from ass0cI-
~, s% members ate to bo paid Into thu lRctEer-
VII, NtH H30 uuTlOau OL WIlttH Is u pro-
'aa facilities for carrying lntO operation
s4e cl!E,iATloN or nECEAAED MEaluEns
a9a W.. soclcty." Tllts Is not tu include the
~, ~ q tle conveyance OF tho body to the
,,s1a1iatory, ~ but only the cremation OF the body
ri! ~ no return Of tho ashes to tho friends OK
S.raa.!Yes. All nctEye numbers who ll,uy
m,S, ,paia ln $40 to tho treasury, and wl,u
IT,, ee " good standing ut the ttn,e OF thair
f. SI!l, Will bu entitled 70 4lis privilege. The
~ y. =. D. iiengless, Chaplain OF Tho Brook
NJ ssin'aSy-4nrd, was chosen President OF the
, 1881-03-09
SOCIETY,
WHAT IL t5t1lSO On


Ono OF the erAycst Scasuls TINT Now York
Inns uycr suen was brought practically u II
close 0n Montlny evening, when iss lust grcnt
hall was given. 1t was confidently expected
TINT this last winter meeting Ut tho popular
tna successful L. e. d. G. would f,aye beon
the luost enjoyable OF tho series, but cald0r
com,pels III to ndmtt that 1t WINS, on tho con-
trary, obviously wanting i'll tho spirit a1id
britlla,lcy of lts predecessors. Whether this
may 10 attributed to the sliatlow OF coralng
austorltles, which fel! upon beauX and bellies
nike, or that DAME Nature, after submitting
to be bulllatl md snt upon for talree long
months. was calmly asserting her Claims, It
wls difficult t. decide; but certain it Is tliat
tlle lights looked tiIul, tho young faces weary,
A1id evol TIC bRll-lrcsses tO0k ohacrnnlple.t,
dssar,!uteu, AMI discouraged look. The oN!y
pt,Tsaus wil0 Beeluct to bt srtallly hanpy Wer1
the clIapcrones, who, with llo p1t,s!'ert be-
wero W Jolly aIlt jubitInt III. tholr young
carg's vera llsttess aud tElssatta!led..
During tho period of supposed retironcnt
upon which wy aro now g'itorlng tia curtain
will 10 1ruppcd upon a!l largo dancing uuter-
pnrtlus, infnrInnl HlteltlIs for ,cars!-playinK,
niid various other uHylce5 for cheating s0otl
resolutions md annlhllating Tho .tennh ut
enNui VIII ahou4., an.l, bY nsinIslslE M M,.ofe
much enjoyed ns nhytlt!ng tint Inns &;otle BIZ
fore t4e,i,. With tllu Elanr sun Will co.lo
the bright days of early. spring, anu thun
driving anu riding parties. llnnt.uaeutlnxs,
races, 6rcak fasts. and tltnlora ut Cast'o Inn
ulltI Joru.nu lnrk will le IN order, with l.er-
llnis u few spring s'c0tlltoEs," Wharo fresh
orxalultes alul taFIata4,s will replu,'a satiis
alItt yrlyuts. md whura tho tnlk will by Ut
summer pIlls, ai,l new trult!lls n,,l pleas
nres Ut NuwpDrt SatAtogi,, alatt Enllev Island.
III HuitU Ut tho driving sl0 t.,OrJb. Tho
Siroyu Iucsaay wedlInls Muru us bright
uilt cheerful ~ weddings c4M he mMte 10 bo,
tllul tie Mardl tr.s dinners ul1 dances werg
Kept up until long attyr Ash Wednesday, latl
Sfsa asy a1s1Y tn i, H. ayas AT ~ sax Eaf f9
o. twenty young girls, a1nons whom were
Miss Leroy, Miss O0tllnut, Miss Remington,
Miss Nar4olls, Miss Alnrgarot kyKtls, Hiss
Grace Ksrnoehan. Miss G9Ia Sm!ii,. tlle
, 1881-03-09

An Important Railroad Nill TO No ln-
AruA.scah ita tito 3cnnto To-DAy-<:oM-
aidcrln,s tllo Question or Going Aiacnd
with the Work pr rApportiOnmSnt-A
Heavy Judgment.
Special Dxpateh to 1At Chicago Tribune.
Hprt1s0Ytgl.p. ILL.,. March S.--A very inpor-
tant bill Will be introduced into tho 6cnato to.
morrow. 1t seoks to establish reasonable mnxi-
mum chuEBes for tho transportation 0f freight
aud Passengers. 1t divides tho railroads Of tho
Bhato Int0 Two groups. Tho first group con-
sists OF tho Chicago s. Northwestern It4ilroat
Con,plny, Chcugo s. Alton, Chicago. burlington
& Quincy. Chicago Rock Istund, Wabush, LII.
nota Ce.,trnl, Chicago, Milwaukee, g. IT. Paul,
Indianapolis bloomington 8 Wustorl,.
indianapolis s. Ut. Louis. Ohio & Mississippi,
rlttsl.,rg. Cincinnati S; st. Louis, aud Chicago
Il GRIND Trunk koat!s. Tho soconl
Michigan Southern, MohiRun Cantrnl,
plttsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, naltin'ora
& Ohio Roada. The third group is composed uf
thu Chicago s Eastcrn Illinois. IlIiuDIs 1t.
Lolita, 1t. Louis. Aiton s. Tcrro llAnte. aud
Wustarn Unlott. ~Tho fourth 4roup CONTAINS tho
reorfu, rukin b jacksonville. Hook Island 4
Peoria, Bt- Louis, Heck Island & Chicago
Nuads. Tho htth group is mlMe up OF the
Chlruao Il Iowa and Nil other railroad cont
puu!ca not rHsned la the abovo groups. Tho
rates for tho transportation Ut passengers over
!. years Ut age OIL sall railroads aro cstnb-
ishoa as fnllows: First group, two
cents por mllo; second group, QUO
and ono-haaf conta per 1nes third
group, two And u quarter cents per mile; fourth
group, two mud hRt eents uur Mllc; tifth
gsoup, thteo renta par ultlo. Tho rata to du
chAf,{ed children under !. years Ut ago shalt BIT
one-hkf OF tho Abovo rates. Whom tho fare IL
paid IN tho ours an addition OF ave CENTS pos
passenger Is lnAuc.
Thu terminal chnrgos on all cla1aos OF freight
Is 81 pee cur; tlrst olass, &W1ny to thirty tIos,
two mills por 10 pounds Vur tntlo; from thirty
10 i40 lniles. l$-lU cont: no to I'll
miles, lGjU- 1000 cent; Eecoul cnss, gnuo milo.
aye, lkhi-iutN oaut milo, 1sH- ltHkA cont per
nIl0; thirt!-clAss, sal1o tlcl ll-lUIcent, 9.l
oont; i.!9iM cent per ~ sas
por tnfle: cns-!onil !uts trona GUS 10 a!o mtios,
l5-iuA cont per milo; 1u0 to li3 mites,
lGJi6- lUnN ueHt; lh t0 2t7 miles, l:-sa1- l00o0
cunt. urat'. e1oept wheat. snmc .n.llSnge. ~. per
wheat. uau,s ulllvuso per lailu. d-louo cont,
h-lu cent, 4ploO cent. l.ulAbur, cat!iu, aud
hu4<. fes,t. ~ To lua u.iles, ono mill psr
milo; from ,r lW ~ or las ,, miles; r., 0.iM
miles, tlo cspt troln tlftcnn 10 hfty-slr 1nIIus.
lhrra tuurlhs ce1t; truln httv 70 u utlUs, at.U-
hoIt cont. TGu nther Cllast.!cHt&ons aud kr4uA-
Ions uro as In the Commissioners schedule for
sh4lI bo n1ou ty i deduction Ut " per cunt on
group shall bu au addition OF g. pur
uont to tbosU Ut the lint Rn.l,p.
Tho ratea for tho fourth group shall DO MI all-'
nth 9roui. shali be III addition ot ID pss cont.
Tue elasal'cau ton and gsuupa uEo the salnt 30 In
the COnpataslunoFa schedules, And the GRADUATION
VI tntes IL oalo' Lifted u approximate thu satne,
, 1881-03-09
THE 1sOElRS,

SYMPATHY IN NEW yotlK.
NEW fonKt Murcll 8.-News Of tho I}rItlsl,
ictrnt at Afaj6fa Mountain has Impaired fresh
impgtus 10 the movement III favor Of tho
Bocrs wllcl, Was started month ago III this
city BY tito 'rransyaa! Sy,npathizcrs' COM
nIittce. Col. Charles Otis, Treasurer OF the
organization, IL Ill daily recgipt Ut
money from Americans, Dutclltnei,.
md 1ris1imei. Part of this money
will bu tsscdto pay tho Expenses Of tho conf
luz mass meeting ut Cooper Union. which
llas becn postponed few days. 1fenry
Ward I}eecier and Col. Robert 1nEersolI
llnvc been requested by tlle Committee
's ssp spenS ay. q wan 3hS mfft!s f. 9ssnael nH fsn o
Nlorgan. tho liev. Dr. IIowurd Crosby, Clark
s1ll N: Potter, and otf!ur prominent cittzens
to be Vlcel'resfdcnts of tic ineotlng: A1eas.
Snctcty 10 assist the Transvaat Doers otl ac-
count t,f tic lctter from the .IIague read ut
lilo SocIcty's Inst meeting. Tic charter of
THE Ut. NICHOLAS SOCIETY
forbisls ITS giving financial aid to my object,
but tho ,hei,lbers have recommended nil ,le-
sccn.lants OF Dutcllmcn to send tloney d.
rnctly to tho lsc.t Cross StcctY OF Holland.
Within tho Inst few .days large s1tnIs
hive. ~ consequence, been sent over tug
MS, soire yo,.ng American surgeons flaye
volunteered 10 10 to South Africa 10 attend
u tllu Victims Df tho struggle. a1nny New
| with the ears.. Of the Buers. Acgording III Il
ruln0r current In some circles, which wns dis
Gnsscd at tho last meeting Of tho TransynAt
Committee, bark carrying over 60o we'll
armed 1rishmen md four EAtl1lE. guns, Sc
crctly saiicd from Key West, Fln., three
weeks ago. bound for DelaBoa Bay. 1t Is
elat.Aed the ultimate destination OF the purity
| Is tile rrnlisvna!, which can bo reaclled Ii,
| three days from Dctngoa.
, 1881-03-09

With ,rns - scrvp.i iw pinnr ~ witt, tho sun
inx,,ries ~9 an a,n,nsfs nYrcnt1nv S @n1v su. ill.,
ithcTo eecss"ry a va % accoiavo',yt 81 tpy ntten MI
% 1nr ,I., " te ttlr ,iac.s S MI, @ " aa ~"
.nnSntu%s nn'riav 'e', nor"no "''t n ho H.
ia1iies wi,om sS15 they were c r,s,tcstc,i to tan
u. i'' trcat d ill i'larity ' prcSeied % - tarins a
wiIon VII ti,s ainner wns ovar, a,'d II, % n'siocE
WIKI t,ccktfes. tI,at tte 10 su,'rlo,,s % kntrI,is III
we!s @ oniy 100 sla' T to i en icIr y.isves
nTt,'s.r rni"s It'll IN ti,n nny w. r"ti]In'' whIcb fo.
nwpI AM riah1nth, H. .,,..,nr was "''u r,rnsieI
ut ,nIIuigiIt, ard tic favors In Tic gcriratl
wcrc a,,its ,uye M nIul urgii,ai. A,,lo,tg tilcnt
inc snuit, ,;ri,'ie nj, IN" ,nvcrs,. siHr. III t.nr
.ta ~ .vfni, ,yna fr ma ~ 1v, na'aE"' i.
to the ho'irr tilorcof. saii pancukes i,.inp
sopp|les i: i si.ic.tatfe. aml one Vi ti,e,l. i,-
Sn,ith was Tin. f,,rt1,mafi,' ' tI,,l"r '''7 wa"
In n" '@' sa,nn rvan,m,. aisa William N
+, i,ss nf Wrst 1,Yrntys,,tnt,, sfrcef. had IN n
iar.e dinner. and airs. ,inhm Tnyior jain.
iii, vnt,1,r jas11ss' t,.r',,a1, Wrs' i II
iiiyes a}s' n,,trrtaI1r., 4 frw fricns nj s,,,.
,s.r. md n XIX. IT, +. T,,tt,nu paye ynry nrnf.
ty aud Successful fancy uarty fUr chf1iruu
Il, i,t,llor Of Ter cj,jsst l!ran1"irI'i,i.
wek fa,1Ia - an, ~ ntt ~ n "a f",y " trsa It'll
rcceMt1ons Ind "a scni M asr,o', gM III IT. Afrs H.
Ut}tGni,.l,x,s IN liz, iii, ID iot,ke,i f1rwnrI
r., ~ cnrtn;n In hr n 1rost n,,,sirni trrnf WOW"
It ia r1,,rroiIv n,,tinrstnint t,, VnsIInptnu
lint A,Imir'i WIifiam i, Il "rnw. '1 1wSn III
"s van ~ lt,nso,S ND cf.,',nIi,.o,;n,v v
x"hrs',tnt ~ Tim "1'imetari,o,,i III ~ ti.n Eavw 4
viii viii BE- vi n1arfiea ~ u Ms, II. Is. STUMP, IF
'"nInw srI.ny 2nc nnra,m,.,,r wiii tosn 81 ,ar" 1
~ u 't.s r. f,h,,rnI, iVrnistr,,t.'r an. ,"iii
In n fn,!"wtn hvn s,;,n,n:r trtn 10 Enro,.o' m'
altar wl,ich Atiniral f"rnv nrot,oscs to n,nkn
, 1881-03-09

cannot compete IN the open class Wien thore
Is n champion class for Its kind. Letters
have been received from TIC principal rail-
road companies offering tn carry dogs III
tended for exhibition free both ways Wien
accompanied by uW,crs nr trlllngrs, ind It ia
With tho express cotnDanics TO curry dogs M
tho prepayment 0f tho lHunl rates tu the
slow, atltt return ttloM free Of charge. Pub
lEc Interest seems centurlhg Utl
THE CAT SHOW,
since the fall nf Albert In the pedestrian
match. Tho assortment of tn0nscrs IL rAra
and curious. There nru fighting cuts, Will
jRggctl Gnry, 0neeyed cats, alHl cuts with no
eyes nj Nil, int viii, two .,r three extrn legs
70 ca,nWmsatc TOR tho deficiency. rtlure ur,,
There nr,, eats hurry witt, age md experience
anu k[1dy kittens playing nt cats cradle.
, 1881-03-09
TEMPERANCE,


Eptetnt DtspdteA to 17k Chteaao 7rtbusnt.
nosruN, March ga convention Of clergy
men Ut Massachusetts was heid to-day tu dls-
cuss the temperance. question. Tho cnll wla
signed ly U0 ministers nf NIL denominations,
uni tho nttenl!aucu was very flrre. Tho meet
Ing WINS very enrsost, al,d tho outeutnp Will
probably bu the Inauguration Ut Il movement 10
secure Il constitutional amendment prohibiting
tho manufacturing aud s.lc Ut liquors IN this
State, th!s being rt.tnrlcsl rs Il platfsrm UPON
which NIL tptnpcsnnce people cnn stAnd. while It
IL beyond tho reach of pnltttM! i,l-
Cummings. OF tho Wesleyan University,
presided. There H. great actlrlty Among. tho
temperance people In huston lust now. lnd inc
Kreut cltilsc for re}0IrinR among thein II Tho
unipn Df tho atAte 'Tcnlj,cr1.M Alliance lrl tho
StAte Total Abstinence Soslety. hitlOtto nutAY-
uElstte fl their workings.
, 1881-03-09


NEW YoIK, March a.-The failure of
Ernest Fagg, manufacturer Of oloomarga-
r!ne Mt Chambers and Washington, streets, IL
nnnouncr'l. Tho factory has been seized by
the Bheriif. ind Flagg has not beea seen
there for over q woek. Several creditors
hnye attached tho machinery. Tho failure
IL severely criticised by tho creditors, who
nyer TINT, shortly before tho suspension,
FlngR bought large quantities of goods and
converted thonl, Into oloolnargaTil'e, which IIe
tisposeh ot and refused io pIy for them, and
that hu Eaye oh0cks OIL tho Chemical National
bank, where no had nn nltt,vy; that lie soitl
Ills commercial exchange 'rhurslay last fnr
nlenInargnFino exported t0 Eurnpot for yt.0O0 !:
md that ho guys Is 000 to Ills fathsr ~ uil In
dorser Oh notes not yet due. FIakK Is u snn
ut tha KoY. Dr. FIagE.. q We'l-kR0 wn clorgy-
,uatl. llo hAs heen In business soferal years,
allu succeeded tho firm of Flagg, Huffman i
70. ue exported considerable fu!eomarga-
r1Ne,
, 1881-03-09

but tho standard II nne cent per ton per mile
upon grain In cHr-lond lots
Tho House Committee On Congressional and
Scnntortni 4 rpOrt lonmpnt will hold CAUCUS III
tnorr,w Mttorno0n to discuss tho question 1T Rn-
iux nhead und making tho two appointments
fnilurc IN pass tho App,rttonmo,t hlit. Hnsetal
nt tho 1'gtnhers. Including John ". Ponrsot,,
Chn'rman nj tho Committee on Com
prcAs!tItnl AppoTsonmcnt, are anxious 10
commence work at once, and thus
sln awny with tho nccnssity OF
that tho Legislature acted independently ut
Congrnss In la6l and lB1l. Rs authority for tho
statement that It c.n AZ well bH tiano now as It
IL. iuyor nj following these prceclents and OF
taktng up md inhhinK tho job at as carly Il
t'ny III pDssfblc this stRslns.
George II. GOODWIN tu-1,ay obtained a jud9-
fnent lii tho United states Circuit Court nR.ttnst
the City af Quincy for s4y,'su In suit involving
tho validity Of the ,lcbt-funlInx bon'is isaueu
by that city IN payment Ut ita scrip indcDscd'
tltss In lBGH-'su.
, 1881-03-09

spFtta1 UHpdteh 10 Ihs Chicago 1FfItlnt.
LANSING, Mich. March H-ln tho IIuuse tho
Coutntttcu OIL tho Normal Schuul trportcl nsk-
ing I'LL appropriation Of &lD.100 for th,st tnsttu-
tor. for tho next two yeasS. 4 u.asS Ut minor
b!lls passed tho ffpuse,-,lmony them ono tn up
prupr!ate t5,0u for rebuilding tho south xIrtlro
Of the nuw Capitol. which Is srttLlug badly; also.
npproprlating tlg750 for II ncw lecture ha!l and
othor buildings ut tho Reform School,.
1n tho Sctnts. the Cummittee of tho Whole
ngrcGd to tho UlcDu1urynrif,e btll mud A!nendi1x
tho election l,lws. Tho Ecnnte sat down on tho
bill requiring manufacturing companies 10 ru-
port III tho Auditor-Genrrut.
10th brlErh..s to0k II rt:ccss OF the afternoon
TO tukp III the Don,Uesntic State Convention.
, 1881-03-09

7HsNHa F"1s H1AEFfN1 n s3Nl'
Special Dhpateh h The Chttaoo Ttttt4nz
NEW Yo1sK. March T--The 1ecv. Dr. Philip
Scllatf, Chairman Ut the DEble-1ieyision Cum
nittec, announces tllnt the revised New
Testament will bo published by tic
English university PRESSES In a1ay III
different sizes and styles Of hlndIng,
at corresponding prices; that the
American Committee gLycs its sanction to
tho university editions; that the, Committee
has no connection with my Of the proposed
yisiou will be precisely on tllo same foosIltg
ns The present authorized version, TINT IL,
projected by copyright In England a11 free
In this country,
, 1881-03-09

ffW YORK 1rthuHs Hhfth ]. ...
The. Forsyth, Street Methodist Episcopal
sMls 1'lhaay; NeSt ~ o',,,'. rne nea,. oaec;
Lhufcn II N tllo oldc5t 1letiioulas np!scHp4i
church In the city. II was erected III l1so OH
land Which was confiscntetl frum Tories and
sold M ,y thn f;oycrn,ncnt @ to a maj, who subse.
amnlls sc'a u 10 tlle cnuiG. tesoe.'.'u @ .n. ~
lSs' the church was rebuilt, ant III 1874 the
front wall WIS taken down, and tho pulpit.
which wus In the rear, is now wltero of,ce
,yns 1hn s.1o What ,vos fnrrrsray TN, w;tlt},
~ s wv .,' ,',.,' ~ t,,a a,,,,r3,, n, ,,,a
- IT," I.o .."A" y. sn,,a,,.,, ' Taa. h,.
.. a"a.s'ss!oou - ~" W., - ~ III a.,s..aI;
to't1 leee- 4nGh'ett"es " .'n .'u e'.u.s"' ,,.
however. remain In the wlndows. c!oek,
tl.a pulpit. alsar-rail, mid Ill old armchair,
which t,lsllou Ashury occasionally &C.
,,,,.fa., ;i.n', r,ni,h ~ tho o,u+oI,
cuine"' lily "eata " ~ .,'. n.o '"..sn ',a.t!
"as oficc iafee, anu III anose aass
1t Ind II membership Of 1,4W. Thu building
~. ~ '''suc.s '.n.. .a, ~" u.,s . ~, anrt ,a
the noclo15 u"H''te1' "llu "t' Snu'b "ss
made to endow The church by building four
large tivc-story tcnenenthouses on Its land.
Urnrrcntlou In tl1o value Of reul estate and
in rcnts st resulted III tic aecuinuiatlon Of q
After Il humber of persons lad related
their experiences, Clauncey Sha1fer spoke
hrir,lv. II" snid tint h,, ,yns rrnntlson of
I,t",,' .es s, M s,, ,,,, ~, tho nt,,o,
n'sop nsouft M VI ou se t I o ~ 'Ie reshS asS.
tcrtan stack. IIa thought that III 1851 tho
s(ctl,pdjsts of New York ul;.tl,, q royal arch
,ntsfnkf. in ,nnyng their churches uptown
fvr tlio buuuit OF