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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-24
Re0aEsy of Marriage.

London, 23.-The threatened liti-
cation between Baroness Burdett
COutts and her relatives is averted.
All the counsel considered that she
was married to a foreigner, which
she could not do under the terms of
the will of the Duchess of st. AL
bans without renOuncing her inter
ests in Coutts' bank. The baroness
has therefore resigned her half
share in the bank, but will continue
to receive q small annual allowance
as compensation.
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Domestic.

Milwaukee, 23.-Cigar manufac-
turers have organized on the result
of the demands of the Cigar Max
ers Union. They will probably dis
miss all offenders.
Buffalo, 23.-The steamer Mary
Jane, from Port Dover for Erie, is
reported lost with six men miss
ing.
Kansas City, 23.-Gen. John K,
Reid, a prominent lawyer. and
wealthy citizen, 60 years Of age,
was killed to-day by falling from
a caboose on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad.
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His Holiness Preparing for
Removal.

Montreal, 23.-Manager Tremos
prelate of the household Of Pope
Leo XIII, is here. He expressed the
opinion that his Holiness would, ere
long, change his residence to Malta,
or Salisbury, from the opposition he
receives in the Holy City. The
Italian government does not afford
the protection which it should. The
Pope foresees his departure and had
made a catalogue of all objects Of
value in the Vatican.
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Cushion Carom Billiards.

New York, %. - In the cushion
csrom billiard tournament, Custer
in IL innings defeated Heiser, who
made but 90. The GaIlagher-Slos-
son game was interesting and even
at the 55th innings, each being 1914.
Slosson finished the game in the
7th inning.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
L fore existing between Vim Hill and
VIM. Hopwood is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Ell debts and obliga-
tions due the firm will be collected by
and paid to Mr.. VIM. Hopwood who will
assume all the obligations of the old firm
and continue the business Of the Phila-
delphia Restaurant, 81 Main Street
Salt Lake City, Nov. 3d. 1881. MA
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FOR SALE CHEAP

at John Cranes east of Deseret
Bank, a span Of Mare Mules, about
years old, with Light Wagon and
Harness. The span will weigh
about 1000 pounds. The outfit must
be sold before shutdown. Saturday.
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| SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to the Public.

All articles mentioned in Baron
Seenan's Programmes are bought
IN Salt Lake City, and will be given
away at each performance. We IN
Vite the public to inquire for them
selves at the store we advertise.
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NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

Fine lot Of Utah raised Bucks
from Crismon & Weiler's herd
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm
two miles south Of Temple Block
West Temple street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

Two Houses and Lots and Three
Five Acre Grass Lots. Enquire of
Homer Brown, corner of West
Temple and Sixth South Streets.
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FOR. SALE OR RENT.

a Good Farm, so acres, well
fenced, in Sugar House Ward, with
house and stable. Plenty of water.
Inquire at DUNFoRD's Boot, Shoe
and Hat Store, Main Street. y
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WANTED.

Board in a private family for a
lady whose husband is away most
of the time. A quiet, home
like place. Address Boarder, P. o.
Box 262.
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

I b. E. c. wEsP'S NERVE AND BRAIN
- Treatment, a specific for Hysteris, Dir
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by over-exertioH, oVer-indu !.
gence, excuses or ovsrwork of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
box, or six boxes for five dollars: sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure amp case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by z. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by mail
at regular price. mole
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CASH PAID

For Fresh Butter and Eggs at The
Capitol Restaurant, 1854 First South
street.
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Groceries.

For Groceries of the finest selec-
ton try J. JOHNSON, 90 Second
South street. *
, 1881-02-27


NEW YORK, Feb. &-CoTToS Dull; II 9-i6@
II 13-1Gc.
FLouK-Qnct and unchanged; receipts, 1.om brls;
exports. 5Uu brls.
GHAlS-Whe.t unsettled and fevettsh. closing
red. sLl54ilS14; No. do. slGE; No. ? do. SLIGO
ll7k In sl.l74 free buard stls@5H atiout;
No. do, SIZE; mixed winter. s1.lGG1.lG]s: No. !.
white. Sll4s4@Ll5: Nc. do. 1900 bu SLICE
No. red, February. 200 bu, $l.1778llS; March. :I
UU bu sl.lsStl1s4: April Ei,u0 bu. sl.E9sp1 .D5s;
May. 1otoJ bu. <llszsgll34, Corn heavy: receipts.
79.oM bu: exports Gs0W bu; unEraded. a5}<@57@c:
NJ. :, 555c: steamer. 5957c; No. 57Gz57fc old do,
Sc in store 5st4c xInhoat; No.. 2 February. 5s4@
5:5fc: March. 4s;;Sc; April. 51]se5iAc; Alay, 4.taa
5t4c. Oats dull; futures actve; receipts. II, ,lu Gu
Western 1ulIed. 435tdA4+c: white Western 4scylsc.
1iAf-Ftra1 and In fair demAnd Mt Sl.g5tl.M
ltiS-AciIve and nrtn: yearltnKs. Etslee: Eastern
and Western, ltS55c; New fork s,tse i5@s;s;
dull and nominal. Molusses quiet and unchanged.
hiee stcady Carolina and Louisiana quoted ut 51s@
PETRoLEuM-Quct but firm; United, S;,lc; crude.
16isI4c; refined. y4c.
TALLow-tn fair demand ut G!sc.
KESlS-Snminally unchanged.
rUkPENTISE-Stealy ut 4tittljSc.
EGGS-I1uIl und enser at 2lt3c.
IEATHEK-Demand fair and market firm at 22125c.
WOOL-Dull and tending down: domestic fleece, IS
rKov1s1oSs-Pork dull and heavy; old mess, zt5.5
@15.15 the latter for fancy; new mess. s13l4 HceT
q1fs hut drm Cut meats quiet but t1ru1; long c!ear
9lU-5.}f-
HuTTEn-Dull nnd weak ut 13@s7c.
CHEESE-At lU413s3c
changed: 1nsot Like tlaT5teSls5o Fir-iron 1al:
Scotch *s:MNs2. y; American, $sloM:aa5!: Russia
, 1881-02-27

4tWAGs.slc april at 37@Rc. June at 4,9s9+13sc and
5uy Vt IAel!35c, the latter closing at 4911ic bid
uAT5-WoFe dull and lifelesS. with pricrs trhe
of from those ut Friday. Offerings for cash were
very light; No cash wus auosab'e ut ~ for regular
Futures were wsnk FL a. 2tsssc for March. 2r7seg:1c
for April md :es4so.sfHc fur Muy: Cash sales were
nude of i10 bu q ;s for No 3fresh in store: e ~
6u " sample Ut 1.ts5lc for rejected mixed. alGEc
for M .iS:, NJ Asc io5 No xhits on track; +l ba
whi;,, sai Il: s:;Ss 1or No s@e for No. white.
KlEmM9s autet ind steady With little disposition
natve llle. M. cash WIS about 91c for fresh, with
nanDles going uH seadily And good prices Futures
were quotabe 1t 9c for March. 91c for APRIL and Ec
f0r May tash 6*!ca cTo nlnda OF 10 hu 9fc for
No. fresh in store; m bu by sample ct tic sor re-
jected; ad 9c for No on track 40 bu 9c TO ar
TAKLEY-Wa: du and md; weak. 1t Which tendency was
moro noticeable IN futures. No. : cush quotnbe at
about $L0l; Nm. 5 at 7ssslc; and No: I At EG7lc.
Cash sales wess maJe Ut 3En bu at 7sc for No: DC
cepts; and sl1 for Ne fresh in store: a5oo bu by
ac for No. J. Total, 6,5sU bu. -7|
After the Board there WAS some Irregular trading,
n which wheat showed more strenEth and the other
cereals and provisions somewhat easier. April
wheat sold up to Glc April pork NJ sli.s und lard 1T
$7,65@76iHC. ~
, 1881-02-27
BREADSTUEFS.

FLouR-Wns III better demand, and very firm.
Several lots were taken for export full former
quotations, and some holders were understood to
have orders TO mark up prices shade higher. Sales
were reported Of SIS brls winters private terms;
20 sucks do su2ers .45; l'5 brls md 4.3D sacks
springs partly ut s455; und . sacks buchwheat ut
sdD. Total. equal to 5,S75 brs. Export tiours were
quoted atsa0o@5 for good 10 choice. and rye do ut
$i-at34.75.
OTHER M1LLsTUFrs--We1e in active demand, and
steady, With fe,r supply Sales reported OF IL
cafs brnn at $1.75s1a.'5; cuss middlngs at tlaG@
1550.
SPRING WIIEAT-Wns moderately active and
hrmer. The market fell OF 4c early. then advanced
&c. and closed c above the lntest prices Of Friday.
The British markets were stronger, Liverpool uuot
ing m advance Ut Id per ccniai with better de-
mund, while New York wus unsettled though with
steadcr stocks. The foreign news and the report OF
IN Sx yos hs Us
ds s os @ Th 'rspF as hoSs y n tic
il VAS reported thai ths suatlon q tbs Winter Wheat
xt!sess.as sSassa:ts i
ord n n Tie @ did Ros %Hs Sy
W rs purchasers: Cash wheat was in IN fair IT, demand
Y ses sse VIE sspy fSsn s IS @ s f s
ss@.s1c sn By SGa in good houses, it %tsS54c; ~
e - $$ - y ss%pie ias = Tota| sa"ss a3
81 ssf 70 4E fs Gel e afa
sSss 5 ss!e: %s.ss Sa.?s +:
WAS nominal at about IL $10i19GglE5s.
WINTER WuEAr-.Nas IN better request with lit
tic offered Spot saics wete limited TO SO hy No.3
red. winter receipts. ut Ee and S2U Uu by sIfpc
:4ao@fl@. For futures. 5to tn sold for March at
.Sc; and 500 bu do for April Mt Sc
CORN-Was in moderate demand and very steady
at about Fridays average OF prices Liverpool re-
ported good demand. with nj, cargocs Offering of
cuast but New Yor: WIS dull. and receipts the
increase, though large }'aEt OF the corn arriving
good shipping demand for the hitter, though
ket for No. Z closed At as4c for gilt
edged receipts of No. ind for winter receipts
Ut do. Spot sales were reported of GUtU u No aud
high mixed ut 373S9i54c; g1U bu new hih-1nlxcd
J7c: 100 bu rejected and new mixed 1t :Gtxssic:
At free on bonrd cass; and 1.ap bu ears nt 80
the summer futures and much for deliveries dur
Ing the winter months Seller Aay opened at 4ls{@
&l5sc bid. SELLER the month was nearly nominal at
3lE&33$c cloaiuE at the outside. March was quoted
, 1881-02-27
NEY'S DAUGHTER-IN-LAw.
Death Of the Prtnccsso de Ia Moskovn
aud It's Effect OH tho Charges AGAINST
N. and Nine. dc Frlei1nauu,

Death Of the Prlncesso de la Moskosva
aud Its Effect on the Charges Against
n, and Nine. dc Fried1nann.
| London 1re,ps.
The Duchess Of Persigny has at length
come into the fortune amassed by Jacques
Lafitte, the Orleanist banker, and left by him
| to her mother and his only daughter. the
Princesse de Ia Noslsowa, who was married
III the closing years Of the restoration to Mar
shal Ney's eldest son. The wedding was
made the occasion of grand po-
litica1 manifestation. which told on
! the destinies Of France. II. Theirs
| was q prominent figure at the
nuptial banuuet, which was got mp to stir
and excite the bourgeoisie Of Paris. N.
be accidentally noticed. lie was an active.
ardent enterprising Bearnais, and addicted
to tall talk aud bluster. and one Of tha
shreSdess men Of business Of his day. ue
pin i'll the presence of a parsimonious
banker who had just refused him
employment, but who was so favoranly i'm
pressed by this sign of thrift as to call him :
and fortune. as well as the hand Of his only
daughter. Unfortunately. she was insane,
but this did not matter. She gave birth in q
ttc Ia Moslowa, who died on the 10th
inst. Of old age. and Il neglected cold. The
Ieiep.Al 'i-;.t ni.,..uy W." Hts.nLtseu = 70 .ha
,vo;pu o " ~ olohe @ ~ Ut ,n ,n
haa ~, s's 4,e IL; ta a,, lug paiLe eotn au
9Gen ~ ~ sDe ns+ .taG ~ 4;,. LUG nu3 @ u uoci9s
Ply Ky LOT Snost , tlle a. AZ caed1aqg ne
W., Mt4 ~ m1s4ar fa sey so Wno eMaeo " 5
M ~ ro lay rot 5aGll .a; sepafaon tti,, II ;1 UP
nat mn1, "nsia iatea at teo1Gna tb RG' e ~
x:atcne4 9 eUnple net, ue IrniceSs stgppeo
doi"ara oeao,e tler nIsoente @ eoua eneek ner
an aae tI 2o. b;a' tetaivtu ~ 1s a 49, "n e p
vokea kSo t w. H. ~ ZIP ei anen aI ifle s
t,u'. - aH th'e' % eho,.T mns i'1'sa
itnt III w. y. f ~, aftar "i,s H., aauns
ati - ae e, t, .utel LIT 1heh11s ~ 5
s;.4 ,;th ~ irt ~ r.,, e; ~ e4o a.ue
- ~ bar;e ,,'ia,, &c aee+at al ~
&C. ~ ata; "itI xt 49, psen1ti ~ Lasso n
s P.1'g Eli ~ t i Ta,oI,ic M ~ @ FIJI
, 1881-02-27

HOG PKODUCTS-Were less nctive and eenerully
firm. though not strong Liverpool reported de-
elmo OF ID IN lard and meats, while the local hog
ket easier. Thts with the unsettled condition OF
things in New York. made the eatly feeling rather
weak but the tide turned and the latter Of
the session was marked by fair speculative demund
There shipping orders hero for meats, but
they generally limited below the views of hold
ers nnd longs and shorts quoted euscr; most Of
the trading In ribs, and all In tsaltedl shoulders,
seemed be In transfer from month another.
:o s5a IS a% Ths Sssd 81 as
0ou TO dnte year ugo, ant 2siuD 10 do TWO years
the Datlp Cs,nntreta1 HtDort Of this eity says Of
The The ar e % Ss5 In
seem 70 & ca'n During the nst nsc7.i ysar ending
ans @ hox proane 5oon ony o te s
tire exports q all countries. willie during the last
1Sa SO g
81 e tie
not to materially infect our markets. Tor the simple
potled at least % lbs ibs more @ Of producs than dur
Ing tue ", same period last year. while the stocks M
= iast year 1t this time. Il tic bexinnag Of
e r h
ton during The winter PROMISES be less than lust
% % Ias
h0s n e ~ It nIt
be plain thas nness the evnyHmpt,ve demand from
the iust four niontbs We can Ind market for I'll tie
product we have for sale outside Of sunny Franco
similar action. but, inasnuch the reports OF trichi
nosis nre evidently nore Imaginary than reai 1t Is
hardly probable.
MESS SsPoNK-Declincd 5Ga7Hc per brl, advanced a5c
and closcd 17!ac above the latest prices OF Friday.
Sa!es were reported of 81 nrls seller the month
S :c'iS5 @ 81; sss5 g MsGe e @
May At <H::714glau0; Total, i t5o brIs The murket
closed 1rM at $l4.6.>x@lIG5 for round lots SPOT
seller March. sl4ats1Ls:E seller April! and s1i9',6
@tlaW for May.
LAKD-Declined &c. advanced EXC and closed SC
above 1o latest Rrces ot Flday sqies we're report
scller April at xl:,Tt3eslu.:: S.D tcs seller May nt
SlUl71Ielu3: and 80 seller 1un1 {lux!s YUkul,
57D Les. The market closed irn $lu III for round
lots spot. o. seller the month, siU.liXSluA seller
April. and &l0. .273eot10;D for May. =.
MEArS-Were less active nnd not SO strong. Short
ribs declined &C. advnncod H. and closed :9c higher
thun Friday afternoon. SAles we're reported Ut 1Nu
lbs Erecn shoulders on private teTms Snuy lbs
shoulders Mt $455 for March, und $4G5 fur April =
boxes long ceAEs at ~ boxes long ana short
clears at sSo9; :5g lbs short ribs country! At
*1. y boxes do ut $7:U; aktKU lbs do f7.5214o
!57A seller March, seller Auril, and SITS
q. seller Any; 5QtUU lbs green hans ut Sc for
ld-pound uyerngcs Prices Ut leading cuts OF meats
were ns follows at O'Clock Tor full cured, unless
otherwise HuGCitnn:
, 1881-02-27
BALL AT THE ELYSEE,

4 Republican Gathering at the Palace
ofthe French Frcsident-FIyc Tlou-
sand Gucsts snnucfn~-Ra.v 4 arnertcn,,~
I,ra~o,,s
E'eeea.' .-
PARIS, FEB. al hnre just left tho Elysee,
where tho Presidents ball is now-at its hight,
". Grew and hts family did tho honors or tne
ovcnin, ,rith tha,r ,c,,, 1r.co ~ ,nidn1,b+ r.
e'cn'us WIZ snels usuui eface' ~ in'u1a'sa1 ~
was almost impossible to move In the ball.
rooms. Dancing, however, was going on brave
". regardless Of ruin to the dresses and COM
r,a,1ona i 7ow bathroom ora consnr,atorx-
p'eA' "a ~" o"' 1oo14 aNu eo.set 49, .'
were thrown open to-nient Tor inc nrs1 Lime.
Tho palace was tAStcful!X Xt!fcHrnted with flowers
und ferns Among tho 5,!Ao guests who re-
spoudcd to the Presidents invitation might
have been noticed almost all the Corps Diplo-
nati4uc- most Of tho Ministers. and host Of
brilliant foreign offcers. uut lew Americ.tnS OF
either sex were present. It WAS remarked with
regret that NJ. GrGvy hud not Discarded that TN
democratic institution, the reserved salon.
JULES FEKIy's Ft;rE.
rrha .ororo 1on,,ar- ,vo,rhor oh,,,o,, +hosa
p;, ~, ,.tn,i,;t;s ,yh sait xris h.s
luia!.!i I3 ~ " , no ae13
plsi..ts ea..y ~ .ro @ SGt ~ n tnS.a ~ I'LL ~
t.es ~, - ~ -, & @ .o uas ~.
tiv i ,s ,ator h"1u so;rS. Iansapt a.
~, nt,nistrr ~ p,,hc I,st r,,"t;nn With y',ii
, 1881-02-27
BUSINESS.
Stocks Recover Almost as Rapidly as
They Declined.
Considerable Buying for Cash-The
Money Market Easier.
Chicago Taking Currency from New York
Foreign Exchange.
The Produce Harkets Less Attire, and much
Steadicr-Proyisions Firm.
An Advance in Wheat, and Little Change in
Other Cereals
FINANCIAL,


c,ss. - so' Gu po'nes n.snes .nan tne
Mo.,a,, ,1,. =. ~ ~" .1,nu ~ 41pios t.
hafcro - -. As 90 .to oa5
maid h,t ~ 49, a,os, ~ ~. ~, ~. p.s!unt va.
,r1.sa,,. ~ -. o ~''1 "uo fa'e "1s per eun
1a,,,hia ~ a,roN. .:t,a'.. .' oos.ou' t1s1a-
ga 49, a4 "'t pouleo lunus .aso
co.1 e+oo,~s ~ aast ~ ,5msa ossau ~ ,ns
,sto,~,a rrts .oao.,.,.. .eo ''.,
,roro af-.,7 - ~ th;:',,,~. ~ .1a,
,,r,. ,r,d +haeo ,ran.+a.s ,.,,o'.a
,r;,1 - so,a ,'a.sss oee'e Nv 4"at 90 ~
- -. ..,us-,..s.e 'e
,o,.-so.a.,.,a s~.ssa 49, 80, "e01 nas oeeu t.o
,,e,,,,, 49,, 49,. ~. -,.N e.o.t u.as
To,,t,- ,,it ~ 49, Es. ..a'1 a s4ous anu
-,1aoa a,,,-..1 -, -
bo11 ~, 49, ..raa4 - :: .e HAe otueN 80 ~
~o.,.,-+s ~ 49, 49, - 49, ~ ~. oe -o
49, I1,e, pao;a. t o"s , ~ ~,
- oireo5 ,.;..,,7 .-N- 49, -
1v3shI,,,.e,, 49,. es., ., ~. s ~
hod haa,, fos,1a - --.a ~. ou..s ~ 49,
r.,s,,t, ,;t1 49,. ~ ~ 'l1o1 W -. ~
+,,a W.. 49, C1,t* ~ ts%9'-e 1
49, aes ~ 49, naus "ou4o asA 14i1a'
n,'"" ~ ,ep.aeo-
.,.as 30 ~ .-'ls4. 10 ~, "n.a @ uuo
49, ~ osA pI.os'acn - @ue ni'n ec'eot''
Ae'as.o ~, eao pn'Ao' 40 - tea1 'ue LIN
~ es". oo1.u ~, "ou'' NV eel ~. p.l' tue
.'e =. .uo ~ nav sousn.' aass tuo
80 .o %, neeA1oa ~ to1ee lue oallAe W ou' .uo .
oonus 1Ao oee4on u4ieels LIT ~ o.iel ANU
~ DoHas e4.ep. ~ ~ seut euut1 " ~
a. .el 1uAe % ss'u41's - wv "
oepos.s ~ ~, eieulat4o7, ~ alie .at "a
e'ety oanA eaAn Asep a. least t.', ttu " 40
- .noo1 WILLS ~ o "a"
psnn e"e ~ ~. au'
unS ~ uepos1t'us WIZ eue 'Aent a. ~
~ ~ uos.o w 49,
, 1881-02-27

GHtrc5t0n Nf.tt.
Capt. Clason, OF the sloop Tommy, plying be-
tween Clear Lake and This city, gives the 4Eclcs
I'LL account Of III net Ut heroistn by young girt
that is eninently worthy OF record. He says
thut during the lust norther Il small soOp, III
which there were two 1uesl, was capsized of Ed
wards Point. Botn succeeded in getting upon
, pufrctcd by. wind and sel md exposed 70 tho
cold for about twenty-four hours Que Of tho
men. utterly exhausted, was about TO succlmb,
but his companion bound him to tho bout with u
ropc, md thus prevented his destruction. Final
ly they we're carried by the waves to within u
mile OF the shore, when they wcre seen tnrolgh
Il spygias3 By Miss Evans. Il 6-year-old duu9h-
ter OF IL gentleman residing ut tno Lawreuce
place on the bay shore. between; EdSards Point
and the mouth OF CIeur Creek. The brlye Rifi,
rcallzInx their imminent peril and knowing that
there WIS no one OH the place to 10 to their RES
cue. herself launched II trail skill and set out to
aid them. With such sen AS was running tn3s
strong man. but the little heroine was not daunt-
ed by danger. Pulling through the billo"s
, 1881-02-27

rha Lt1rtl (Nuy*.) Courier.
tad.es attractire program presented by the
m1 OF the First Eniycrsaiist Church Inst even
a.44.se~ u!e~ together large audience. Tea was
ssed sneasd from 4 tt:. after which an hour was
ps psaa In sociabiltty The attraction of the even
ss,as sas as the broom drill The squud con-
spd VI Twelve young ladies armed With broo1ns
Blue uniformed appropriately, rcd. white, and
raand alternating ~ in the ranks, under tho COM
DuniHs VI capt, Cora V. Barnard, with Miss May
fatss ~: as drummer. The brooms were all deco
ine 1aaes marched With gay colors flying, keep
presan,aet resaset time with the tap Of the drum. they
toof the quite q warlike appearance and fairly
tar 1as e house by storm. After the usual mill
hIhi,;ease by the word of command, an eI-
whrh a ol the silent drill showed a proficiency
dill ths w truly surprising. At the close Of the
ftm ~ 81 ams otooms were sold By auction, bringing
, 1881-02-27
WINNIE.


For The Chicago Tribune.
Sweet Winnie, with thine eyes as bright
AS sturs upon frosty night,
Ne'cr turn away their blisstul light,
Nor sny my hopes urc win.
knew no mistress, save my will,
Till love with thee my hcart did I'LL;
Aud now Il captive l must still
10 Love and thec remain.
All! could call thee all mine own,
I'd bow before no other throne,
For thou shouldst reign my Queen alone,
And empire still retain.
No other love could ever dawn
To light my life, II thou vert gone-
The tirst, the :Ast, the only one
1t Ger shalt know agnin. r. Il. d.
, 1881-02-27
Just as easily with George Wright Us without
him, and Chicago will show how It caa be doue
Il
PEDESTRIANISN.

TRENTON. N. j., Feb 23j.-O'Leary started from
Philadelphia at A. IN. ycster.iny, arriving ut
Trenton ut p. NJ. At this morning he
started out for New Brunswick, dis
tance Of thirty-tlvc miles. When asked
his object in walking from Philadelphia,
he answered with q smile, saying TINT ho
thought it was a good way to test his cork legs
before he tried conclusions with tEe great heel-
and-toe walker, Vaughan, OF England, HIT will
spend Sunday at New Brunswick, and will reach
New York on Monday afternoon.
O'Lcary was asked who the unknown was that
was going To compete with Ruweli. His
reply, was that he was resident OF Penn
slvAnia, and that he would compel
AoWell to beat any performance he has
yet made BY at least twenty miles.
He was ASKED If he thought he would bear
vaughan. His reply was that this being his last
pertorma nee, he would make it the best one Of
bis life He started oH at soldierly gait, in the
hcst Ut health and spirits.
, 1881-02-27
HYDE PARK.

Ii lie Park.
at q meeting Of tho Trustees last evening
there were present Messrs. Ford, Johnstone,
Peircc, Webster, and President Hobart. Petit
uons were received for opening Langley ave-
nue., from Forty-fou to Forty-seyehth streets.
The Controller reported having examined the
Trcasurer's accounts for October, November,
December, and January, and found them cor
rect
Tho plat Of Huhhard's Subdivision Of north
-FOUR acres OF n. II, S. W. 4, n. E. 4, S. W. L,
Sec. !, T. b, n. It. Ii f. WIS approved.
Bills were approved and ordered to be paid
amounting to Si,170.ld-.
D.: W. Gravcs, attorney for Hitchcock Gs
village would do ia relation to bulalce Of $s5
due then for q bell purchased by South Chicago
Fire Company. It waS ordered thar the Clerk
inform them that the villugo Is NOT liable and
does not propose to pay the bill
1t WIS resolved that u committee be appointed
known us the Wadrou lots Mcssrs- Peirce and
Follausbee were appointed tho Committee.
The Committee on Streets and the President
were instructed to proceed with such nproye-
ments OH South Chicago avenue and Stony
Island avenue US they uuy think best.
The President stated that he hld hoped to
have been able to hive reported the closing up
Of the sale Of the ;Sarer-Works to the Town Of
Lake, bu1 the papers werc not ready. Tho mat
ter Wou::l be closed curly next week.
The questions OF appointing polling places
AID judges and clerks OF election, and the sub
mission TO the voters the question OF changing
the Village Government to the city form, were
lutd over to next Friday evening.
Jonah Scorel Is not candidate for Assessor
other day. Ills brother, j. C., however, Is u
candidate for Village Clerk.