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, 1881-02-18
10 COMBINE,

a meeting Ut tho General Freight Agents OF
tho ruuds III tho Middle and West0rn EtAtcs was
held ut indianapolis Wednesday,. Twenty-Five
roads wuro represented. Tho object ut tho
meeting was to perfect arrangements for tho
organization OF au association t0 ho eniiel "th0
Middle auu Western btutes Freight Assocla-
toll" tho object ut which will DO to secueu re.
suunerattve rMtea on tre'ghts, and to prevent
uNdue competition between tho various linus.
Thu Tertiary to bo covered by this Association
Ia Ia comprise tho following territory Hotwecn
alt points east Of tho Mississippi NIver and north
Of tho Ohio Diver, Including Hutiulo, Port
Huron. Hack Itack, Suspension Htid2u,
SM!a.nas,cA. P!ttsbnrg, PArkeFshur9. al.d
Wheeling. Two Or three hours wuro spent In
discussing tho question, and when a yt,tc Mna
t,nally reaoaed u was found that sesenteen
Euahs favored tho formation Dt slSh all orHanl-
zultou u1iu Two wcru ugnll.st II. Tho Fouds vot-
Inv ~ tho negative stated that thnlr aetion waa
basaa On Tue ground that II would bu useless to
enter futo au arrangement VI this ktn1 " long
Us 1t WIS not known What attitude tho Lake
Shure 4 Michigan southern and Mkh!yan Con-
tral ttailr0aaa would occupy tqwards such
combination; neither Of those Foads being rep.
resented u tho neetlug. Tcle2salls WesV sent
, 1881-02-18
DEATHS.


hAKEn-t)n Tho M inst, nt tho residence of Il =
Hobbs No. lt l.0umls-st MEs. Jnno Nnkuf formal.
of Cincinnati. AGED 70 years. 'e'~e'l'
Notice VI funuEnI hereafter.
..ALExANDEit-Wtlllam Il. AloxandcY rhu,,d,x
Feb. u, "1'seaIt
Funeral Saturday morning, Fob 10, from M. I'M
West Mndsu,.st '''' wv
,,TALNNTlNK-Feh. II. nt b'ctock n H., 1,,,..,
Hide, oltlcst child nf Jerry and l1erci,a Vnenra
tuncrni on bIturhaY. At p'Ct0ck p. H., to Lfass
iand. from Thirty y.s0scula'st and Ellt.ay. "
LEsrEh-Nrs. Mary A. l.eator Feb. IL. avsA 1,
Residence No. III EhlcnEo.nF. wv ~
Funeral " Nrntelahd ut 7 O'clock, Feb. H.
CphEY-Itln tho morning of1'hureday, the l7th Inst
Mt lIcr ftHlttntB In Ealtt1n, u, Mrs Ellen NeS1
Gorey. nTcf q years. wi!n 1f Flnnk G. Cutcj. Ia
sister of Josorh und 81. Medi1l. OF Chlcnso. S
MuH?.EY-'rhursdny, Fob. II, Mt n u'cloct L. m
aracc Morley tithsller III Edward v. Ani itccn 4
MGtlpy, nKcA years tnunths and ~ days.
NOtc0 NE fAhorAl hereafter.
CHAMF!DS-Fuh. H. George. only child Of John
nHa Mary Champion. aged month and II duys.
II BY catn tu Gnlyhfy Etnaetury. Friends thu fso-
i1y nrs respectfully Invited to attond. -'
Ii1WAfD-At hor residence. Nh. Ill West Txelf,b.
ST. Fe1' ~. Mt II T. !u.. Aiias Annle Il. iluWsrd
j. IL. Inward. " "
,Fnnernl Saturday. nt 10 O'Clock tu Jesuit Church
themes BY caFrIaHcs 10 Calvary CeHaetpfy,
-rhufsdny. Fab. H. Of spnnI menlu,
ett5, AArIasDttn Maud. ynutxcAt dnutfleF uf Ffabt
A.. md Sasah u, Goodslcl, aged ycnts2 nonl6a and
IL tiaye+
Services on SatuFdny ut o'cnck.
, 1881-02-18


BOSTON, Fob. 17.-The CutIfornln Southern
Ianllrond will Tomorrow Issue circular inviting
subscriptions to the nov stock and bonds. The
rohd Ia organized for tho purpose OF building
STANDARD 9augD rAi(rv4d and telegraph limo from
San Diego to \ connection with tho Atlantic s.
Pncltlc in California. Tho construction Of this
lInc Will cnabo Sun D!cxn 10 at once ussutne tho
position for which 1t pnsscssGs natural advnll-
taRcs,-that Ut tho ractto Ocean termLnus for
tho Southern system Of ftrans'constncntal ronds,
atlOrtny u route between tho AtInntic and
Tntltlc Oceans BOn,e four hundred miles shorter
theu by the svay Of Spn FrAnClsco. 70 Sc
euro tho cdn1tructton of this road tho
citizens of 3ah!,lgRo hnvo donated to thu COM
pntiy land subsidy yalucd at u, ,0o0, ,tDo Incud
Ing two tracta OF land for terminal faciiitics-
ono OF 2ul acres aud ono OF sixty ncrcs-nt.dif-
furont purtiuns OF tho harbor, and comprising
tho best commercial water front on tho bay.
Thr donations uaso Include u largo number Of
city blocks ind lots and unesha1f Of tic Nnuonn!
sHncho, consisting Ut about IL, ,O00 acres, located
directly upnn tho buy md valued at 80 Ill ncro.
Tho snn Diego Lnnd and Town Company hns boon
formed with u capltul stock Of $l,b0o,Uo0,
dvllod Into II, 0O0 sharcs Ut par yaluo uf $tOo
each. All tho lAud spuurcd by tho railroutl CON-
pnny, cxuept ubout JN nurcs needed for tor
1ninnl facilities and right or way, Will be con-
vcycu to this COMPany, toHotner With similar
lands owned by other parties, uKKregatlng about
40OW acrus, valued at from $lp to S50 an acrc.
Tho California Southern liallroad Company will
bo entitled ~ It's proportion 10 nbout 7UO0 shares
Of tho cupitAi stock OF tho Land Alld Town Cbul-
pany, ADULT B,UUo shares tn be delivered upon
organization and the TbAlnuce when tho Com.
pany gtull hase completed lilo mElca of its road,
iCcordinK to present agreements. which will
cntltlo Tho llnIlroad Company to rccDkyo the full
amount OF Its donatlbns. 1t is expected that
this length ot road will Go completed jan. l..
, 1881-02-18
THE CITH-IIALL,

A NEW rolIce telephone alarm boz Will be
placed On exhibition Mt tho cornur Of Adams and
Quincy streets this morning.
TlIE owners OF tho tug 0. II. 1rcon sent In n
hill fdr ss7i-o0 tours at sd.'5-for services this
winter. md tho Commissioner OF Public Works
directed tho amount To l,o pntd.
THE answers Of tho Corporation Counsel 10 tho
questions nskcti by AID. Clnrk n,out tho VACATION
Of In snlle street. between .1ackaun Anta vun
lhren, Will be- snbnlIttca to tho Committee ~
Streets md Alleys. south Division, ut thoir
meeting ut I'D this afternoon
+ +. linrTls four. story 5rck factory co1so fset,
Monroe and Dcsplalncs streets: <l5.sO; p. Erick:.
s,. two-ssnry pr!ck dwelling. :sxs4 feet Orchard
.wo.'itosy brick dwelling: sss:t feet, orchard,
nenr Hc!dcn nvcnuc, t1,ou0.
TIE wnter-nircs IN tho hn,,so Of .Co.nty-At-
torney %!Iaett On unyersty Psaco' burst G Ghstst-
howcvcr, refuses To foot tho il1-*a0.;ri-on the
ground TINT he ltI not or,ler tho work dotc.
50 tho winter cAnuot 10 shut OF.
THE Mayor received a lcttor from hlcyclst
WIN does not want the ordlnn!lce pIsscd prnhIb-
ittng tho nse Of bicycles on tho strcets hGtweru
Or thirty pctHons In the city owl, bIryclcs, ind
nrc III tho habit of riding Nh them to tloir pICcs
uf business II, tho morning and home ut night.
tho Crib, and scceeicd In knocklngi II nil off tho
pnrnpet, md Wednesday, thorc s,i1 clcur wnter
~ aros1n.i tue s.r,,et,re. Yesterday, however.
Of II entered the parts md the Hie hid caf,-
s!tloraflc trouble IN keeping tho we'll cicnr. No
interference With tho wntcr-supply Is anticl-
| pAtcd.
Wl1t.tAM nnENNAN, the Btatloukeepcr nt
I Twcnty.sce0nl street, who locked up Mr. Ianl-
berger aTd trcatcil hn like II criminal, WIS re.
% to isarrIson M street.. % aro.a,a't william Mooey
wnR promoted. Chief ateunrlKlo snth there
wcre OthDr stnlion-kcepcra who would bo sinl!-
F1F TtfL
| xeus and nscd more Judgment thnn they huve
| shUWn III tho past.
, 1881-02-18
spsetal Dt,paseA to 7ns Chicago Tribune.


tricntc Nzachlncry OF Groat Flour.
ing 8lIll.
6peetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Dixon, ILL.,. Feb. 17.-Tno Touring mill Of
Becker { Underwood, destroyed In that disas.
trous fire lust spring, In which Mr.. Becker lost
his only son, IL now rebuilt, and is admitted to
be QUO Of tho finest and most comptote mills In
tho Northwest, excepting only the fur-famud
tuitls OF Minneapolis, Mimi: md differs only
from those In chpac!ty. Tho mill Is constructed
entirely on what Is termed tho 'llungarian
ptan,". is .oIghty-fonr feet long, ,tltty
feet wide nnI suyo1 stories high. lts capacity Is
800 1nrrels IN twenty. four hnlTs. Tho wAtcr
WINS lot III on tho wheels yesterday. and Its v.st
and c0tnpcutcd machtuory 1nuygd like a thing
Of lifc. JIM. Patrick. q nlltwrlght Of this city,
who hAs boon for many years ut tho head OF his
profession. sApcrlntendcd md managed tho en-.
tire work Of construction. Our cit!zons Rnd
business men gonerally, aro highly Rrnttcd over
tho Gnterl,riso and pluck Ut thts firm. aud aro in
delegations visiting tho mil ta-dny to witness
its operations. 1t Il certaiuy ouu bright feRture
amidst tho long list OF dfsAsterH thut bus in
years t,ast befnitoH our city.
, 1881-02-18
ITEMS,


Mr.. Charles Hatch. General Manager Of tho
Minnesota & st. Louis NNflroad, has resigned to
accept tho position of General Superintendent
Of tho Chtcnno, Ut. rnul s otnaha lsa!lroad. ::
Tho Directors Of tho Chicago s. Alton Haliroad
Company held u meeting yesterday to examIno
holders. Tho documents wore ilnaiy approved,
md will at once bo given t1 tho printers. It Is
lfcAtiOn In q short tltnu.
TIC indianapolis Journal states that revtow
Of rAi1rond interests shows tint business has
improved fully aa MUCH With ronds running
with Eastern and Western trunk lines. THO H. H.
tlanupoiis. Il. i.ouis s chcaxo, ind tho Louis
evidence that such Is tho cuse. Five ycara aRo
nll wcro weddings, now thoy nro very i'm
rortant lines aud doing al Immense through
US well rs local business.
II hns been tho general impression that tho
Michigan Central was tho tsrst ruAd over oponcd
IN Michigan, but tho Aarinn Time: eorrccts this
tral % maY haso bcen charicrcd I'd lrst, bit tho
Erfe kataulazoo Uoad wis IN oporntt9n DO.
tween Adrian and Port lawrence NOV Tuletlo)
hefOrO tho former r0nd Ind putgrown Its sMad-
ding clothes. 10 II number nj pteky and entor-
prsinE residents Of Adrian mud Il smaller number
structing .ao list raiiroad il, MIchIsat,. and, ia
decd, tho first in tho Weat. Tho lEst steps wcre
taken letore Adrian Was an incorp9rlted vi.
Monroe By ox-tedsns.
In an nrticto Oh tho changes in tho m9naRe-
mont OF tho Chicago s. Gralld Trunk the Detroit
Free Press snys !" tho largo np-tnwn olflccs tn tho
Methodist Hlock at Chicago bntc All befn closga
impression that all tho Offices OF tho Grand
Trunk IN The Mothnai.t b!.ck IRA BE- been 2 olosod.
tow,. Offices Of tho Grand Trunk In tho Methodist
Block are still open and i1o,ng good business,
and Intend to remain SO for years to conc. ul,.
less removed to other quarters. As statcd in
yesterdays TRIBUNE no 0ilccs bayc been closed
In this city except tho two small rooms
Assistant Superintendent Pe,tlbonc mid Con-
erai Freght Agent Snivel", of tho Chioako 4
Grand Trunk. and tho dllt!cs OF Mr.. .6ntvoly
Will horcMtter bo performed by General Agont
F. a: How, In tho large general o1lcc on tho
tirSt Hoor.
, 1881-02-18

Sp{IEdG D4bd1zK 70 Tx CHttd90 7TtDHhR-
FonT WAYNE. Ind, Fcb. 17.-strssrs. Bass,
Esnfons l. Co., owucfs Of that portion Of the Wa
bush l. E1c Canal which begins at tho east line Of
Alien County, extending westward fifty six miles.
concluded contract to-day with tho Now York,
ChcuRo T. st. Louis Katlroaf1 Company for tho
aaie of tho canal In consideration nf slH,00o
Tho cuntratt reserves water privileges through
conIpany ottatn vnluab'o ldnds In tho city for
depot, e.track, etc.
, 1881-02-18

against ench o!hor. which nrn stI,l pcnan, -,
ne sons prnpcrty was nttachcti IN ihis T. AZ
widow from further prosecuting hctv ria ia npo:td
dntnnga under THO ortcrs OF tho Pruhn,ndfsa foi
,amt!1 nc anest!on oi shc yAlly N hcr In.rs MT
Tho cnsc II now acnt baek to the Cn,rt ~ ntd
crry for hearing or Tint question. H. X sshan'
Is still living, Though nts!lc this Sntea a"s "eIls
, 1881-02-18
A LonH.Absent IHusbaud-1Ita Wife
NIurrles Agn1n After NpxuN Years,
anu Now, Widowed, II Told that EKe
sill G.1voa.

burlington tFfA Fro Frtss.
Among tho Gnses hcafl bufurU tho Supreme
agaI1,st Lcach. tho parilgulaH of which 4Ee of
considerable Interest. 1t seesns that in tho fMl
OF ISlI itJslnR 4. Hull then young Hfrl, tnus-
nfter wuut to California. About ls,5, nothlng
hnvlng been hcurl from Wtl!s, sho married
several children. No iiyorcs wiz obtained from
WeIIs, ~ she supposed that his Itag nbsancu bud
rendered that f,irInailty needless. l 1871 teAch
wdnw with threo children. She applied tu thu
Probate tnurt fur her dover, t1lsttut! Ut tho
provision made for hur by her husbaut's will.
Thia wus Rrunted, and Tho Court ordered John
Leacl. y stsns9n. and executor ot nc wll!, %
lack that Wells wua living, and tiiu sou refused
oobcy tho orlgr, anu WIS lsnnrisoped for con-
tempt. After iftceN or twenty dayA Judge lked~
&leId relcuscd him on habeaA curpus. lie Ap~
pcaled from tbs order Tor puyulent of tho Pm.
bAtp Court. and the Supreme Court dismissed
!. the gppeul. Hu!ls wero brought by each party
, 1881-02-18

THE prisoners indicted by tho late GRIND Jury
will ho aErasgned Tomorrow.
ALI 1T tho Lake vicw special assessments
wero CONFIRMED, except where objections had
been i1lci.
Ass1sTAST STATES ArroRSEr THOMSON re-
turned from Louisville yesterday, whcre ho had
hcen 10 Mtto,ld tho funeral Ut hls.nothor. lio
will resume his duties to-tlny.
JupGE I.noM1s WIS intcrrupted yesterday aft
married Andrew Jnhnson aii.l Hcisry iisl.son in
ana wishe. them al. f1ho blessings It Is possible;
for nlottats to lnherit.
IN the County CnuFi: John .Lt,iurril. willlam
Cook. Elizabeth F!unnngnu, Weston Forc,nnn,
Mil!!am 0rans, Emily Missellsr., and Marion
friends.
THE Committees OIL Ja1 and Jail Accounts,
passed upon number Of small bills: Tho Spe-
cfAtComnifttce appointed to award tho contrnct
lnr ths vnult-htitngs and bread and mcat sup.
o'eock to-day. ~ ~ '>' ~
JAas% Tony. 'sho 20 Hrutaliy murdered hls
months "so. ySsteray y yree 10 pled ls sey s so
!; s;ssy -, liz, ise Ssss it, H. passIsasfs +
tpxlcAtrl and assaulted his wttr, who lied llitt
eeercted herself to savo hcr lifc. Thu little Hlr!
winl,,,H :" ,nth ,i ~ ,v's ,.r,nmtv sa.tni %
md has since tscon In Jnil. Whether ar not his
p!ea Will " Hcccptcd, hnwcvcr., since he is
rrns 10 Mta Ia seo Garan;y III Is na sueb III 1.r.
stnndluE hus hcen rcaehed. tio WIS tn hnvo
calstd 1t WIS lrl6sca.
Jrnil; H:AwEs will this u,ornlng annou,1co bis
c2}H,Guslt,n IN tho matter VI tho application Of
sa 1T sssss ass ebsry pas ~ ns i
sr. TrAde. haa consulted w!tti tho state's a.
tho c!'so should he pissed for y fow days but
wcn e wns T., snIlsd TIC Jsn rGfnsS , TO- ss IT,
s sF Ut 1T s ocr ws aad
wUss ;Sm f. f., Whe tho C"art no,,e NJ
,he,n' q ihe incaItiinr; Yss,orlsy vi: TlI;ds
roinx 70 shew, init ths iesai reaatrcinaHis had
i.rn !. complied With. As,a that MS client VIVA e,.
titled ton et!nnKo u ScnuS. anl aillco th3 a:l!-
fr'!tlt says Will nut b0 to-tuy, tho htcslDll will
bo tooKcd foe~arsl to with soma insercst.
| wonu cbinr Foo yrstor,lny ',ftnr,,o,o ]co
,jucu,tinn nf s %vs,r tn e n"
S XIII $Sft 4; 4; II; If ;; pS;r%pSss % :; !asSinx .; ss
| mxtnnt. Tinv anvn ~ thnIr ar nmtnrs ns Moy pnn
Nny snn,. md Moy l"nx Kss' au,S II sheir Icdet
0ifn mi hSnu fii mtIi,r tIm.lr. III intEntlnt,
tn t,.r"nIn ,ti2cn. ThI1 wMs v"ry ai,,,t,ic fE,n
t,rft,p m, Inv nwnst IL omy m" 1mnEinr ~ s,trt, % -
dssartiot,. d hi M iiis viii tiu oters @ % tic situauon @
years d nsr. md III, II, ~, % IT, thp Ee,yt Iircst
x1j Whit n nj inv MI prnlini,nrtes Il wns s,rthnp
anus,ni @ 10 sso sch ruecssia ~ tiln n'u int" It's
,a aIta n sEes yro WGto "Rnh @ tga ns
alni ,lskrl h's attention. Tho wheels 81 jl'st,eo
! kus,vn t,{s ,rtsuin,t r.. ininr"f,Io Eun,ah ".s.1
, 1881-02-18
MARRIAGES.

the rcsittnco Ut the hrde'a PARENTS, Nc, 81 %atf.M
NJ, " tho tcv 4. n. Nprrlson, Jr, Alfred ST. Mhs9
cards = o''s"su 40
, 1881-02-18
TIE UNIVERSITY,

BILL 70 BK KiLEp III GET hid or THAT
MtIN1OAuE
The Trustees of the Chtcago University pro-
poso to take Il nuw tack iu regard IN tho per-
ycrseness, Us they tern, It, OF the Union Mutunl
IAfc-l INSURANCE Company Of Maine. which ru-
fuses to scale down irs mortgage u t5Q,0Q, aul
, 1881-02-18

IL ElnefsAaft ENagtffr
a blacksmith III sfw tuYte. OIL wager OF SO
that bo cHultl drink lO 9hlsses pf whisky, guyo
up Oh thu Aeyenty-seuoud, Rad died tho same
might,
, 1881-02-18
LIQUIDATION,

WA7Enrown, n. Z. Feb. 1a,-.rho uung.-t..,
National bank Of Adams hns gone Into iiou,s1a
ton, 'tu'9a-
, 1881-02-18
THE CITY.


|
the Palmer.
CHARLES J. CHAIRMAN, OF Portland, Mo-, Is at
tho Nhcrnnn.
K. Il. DuiAHrY, OF Marshall, ILL.,. State Prison
Inspector. Is ut tho Pacific.
n. n. DEcxwlTu und pnrty Of ton Denver
tourists are lotncfict! At tho fremont
ElIupaE !. LYLE piCKEy returned to the city
yesterday and ii stopping ut tho Palmer.
MEssns. GEt,It1K Mat1altAL1. and Arthur Orr.
Of this city. leave today for trip TO Cnnn.
NJ, EHortMAsS,of Milwaukee. President Of tho
Mnnistcc Transportation Company, Is Mt tho Pa
ct1e.
". ". Cox, of II. Iouis Northwestern Freight
and Passenger Agent ut tho Mobile T. Ohio ilnit-
road Is Mt tho Palmer.
Mr. Enwts LEE Nnows. President at tho
Amcricnn IiumHnc Society, Is to lecture III Gen
Transit" I
THE manufacturers OF barbcd, wire devoted
tness en yy"ws !" Tbey VIII ho
another meeting shortly.
TuE Fnculty OF Hush Medical College dincd to-
ssr "t a ,Ser .S s sve9 s aer IL
WAS informal but none the less delightful.
sl1ss Atlct: SMITH, tho daughter, vt Collector
Wam licnry Smith. entertained ahout twenty.
Hotel Inst evening. Music, tlancipg. and lunch |
wcro inl!ulEcd In.
The Temperature yesterday. as obssryed s by
Dutidfug WIS at q. tf degrees; 70 II. ill.,. III;
in, m, so.sai ,. III, :a.s5. "
THE uolacrs In John +, pul!cn's foundry, No.
ynuce pf Ii per cont In tholr wages. They caiin
thAt all oihor founslrics h!re advanced tho
wages Of their help except l'utlen.
md j. y. Mcaiora i'' -i!csi$cnt, of he
Fennsylrnnfn liMrtMd; =. =. Merrill, General
, 1881-02-18

!. .hl1Ss Marion &ilnssOll,
Miss Fannie ", Wull,
Miss II. 4:!sellilrnth,
tfr. Stimuli iVptlf,
sMr. Thomas u. Miller,
sS!r. J. II. ElIilll0.lS,
Mrs. Jl,.tll Aston,
Miss kI!ltu II. linton,
Bliss Carrie, Sa,l.turs,
sAtrs ttctIrke liF,.huta,
Mr.. Wbllll.Ill Sl,ut,cur,
Niles stl.,.iu Ili.SGsiIN,rt.
talr. Jnls,es l'ltluwny,
3itss l'islnwAy,
, 5fr.w. a. EI!,lEcnburger,
Miss llrlsttIil,
Mr.. t;rt,,Eu Il. titaMh,
Dir, Ctinrles titN,e1i,
1llss Lizzie lthwlaIlls,
Miss El.lsIll t'uwull,
4lr. Alfred l,t,tlLh,
Mr. Z. Hl4Hi,is,
Miss !lerr3, :
Mr. Hugh tiOrtlon.
Mr. II. j. l.nllu,
sMr. | Hurry tlltllttu,
ssir. J. 4. i.uiuut,
'a1r. \. ID. l1n,lnAfs,
Mr.. J. Frank '1'upp.ls,,
Dir. IerHu aierrlGl,
'sir. Z. Ndrtuut,,
Mrs. b. tlAven, Ut 3Iad-
! lat,H. WIS.
Alra, l.llzn kaux,
Nrs. uet,ruo Il. White,
Miss l'lstrup lspalet,
hllss tsossf1 Itlttskextor,
,,*btr. Chartca C'rt,abict
sslr. trt1Ot,!&ls Iiot,syle,
BIZ. Aail1ng. tIr Aurora,
SIR, 0ksIr3o iIutchcilier.
1lr, Albert ". l.,iuslul.,
abr. J. u, Wnlkpr,
Mr. Robert Inv.
, 1881-02-18

fltsillGtl W his wltD:
*Mr. Alex. n. Thompson
Slr, Hltl,un Well,
Sir. y. II. Elsut,,irath,
ttr. Il. X. itcit,
Miss ieuiln Wolff, :,
atr. l.. Il. MaIltumya,
.slr. q. +. 'l'hurlM'r,
Sir. t;iulrge II. Woods,
Str, l.:dH.Ir Sal.deva,
*Mr. lttc!,if.t hhr1l.trd,
allss tlortrsile Fuller.
Miss ltclIt,crh lInr,
Dir. Albert Aa,,
siiss F.v: Flelss, N. York
'Mr. Hlet,Arlt Eyans,
Ars. f:v'I,ls.
Tho Misses Evans,
sMr, g. j. burroughs,
*Str. Wiz. Il. Miller,
Str. T., II. salnst,sl,
MIR. john l., Armour,
A1r. Jt.ssH Henry.
Mise Kline,
MIsA StA,tWntk1,
Mrs. 81. 4. Mummy,
,
, 1881-02-18
FINE MILL.

The People Of Dixon, ILL.,, Grnttfcd by
the Successful Operation OF the ln-
tricnte NEachlncry or u (;roat Flour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-15

Everything in Abundance for the Holt
days.

8~JS.
With the recurrence of Christina.
comes a renewed remembrance of rela
tives and friends. 1t is the season OF
all others for present-making. 1t is
then the mind is taxed to discover just
what sort Of a gift will best suit father,
mother, wife, brother, sister, sweet
heart, and " cur cousins and our aunts. y
We sympathize with all such, and to
help our readers out in this kind of a
dilemma is the purpose of our article.
We would respectfully refer them to
the stock Of holiday goods at the store
of John G. Fox. He mas that which
will suit the tastes of all. There are
Christmas, New Year and birthday
carcs, plain and fringed; vases, of diff
ferent colors and shapes baskets,
unique and fancy; toys, Santa Claus
bound in handsome styles picture
frames, adapted to various sized pic
lures, and in beauty and style unsur-
passed stationery, including fine linen,
fancy and monogram writing paper,
with envelopes to match memorandum
books, nobby; pens, golden and plain
ink stands, in styles abundant; Russian
leather cases, ornamental and useful
meerschaum pipes, in variety solid
silver ware, complete sets; diamonds,
watches, clocks, rings, earrings, breast .
pins, and in fact everything pertaining
to jewelry. To enumerate all the arti-
cics Mr. Fox has in his store would |
require too much space. Each line Of
goods is complete ia itself, being Sc
lected with the view OF meeting the
wants of all, consequently no one need
have any trouble in making selections.
They are Of the latest make, the bulk
of them being imported direct from the
establishments of James
ID. WhitmOre & Co., of New York, the
Powers Paper Company of Springfield,
Massachusetts, firms noted for fine
work. The public in general are in
vited to call and see for themselves.
The goods are Of the best quality, and
the proprietor avows his intention not
to be undersold.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-15

On Tuesday half drunken fellow
who harbored no friendly sentiment to-
wards the Justice of Peace at Empire
met the magistrate in front Of Tom
Beers butcher shop and applied to him
epithets more forcible than compliment
tary. The Judge drew himself up in a
dignified manner, and said.
~ fine you for contempt of Court"
The drunken fellow answered
Il didn't know your damned Court
was open.'
81 want you to understand, SIR"
observed the Justice, ''that this Court
is arrays an object for contempt"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-15
InaDOrtant TrEe.

WASH JUNCTION, De. ia sensa.
tional story was started last evening
which attracts additional interest to the
Guiteau trial. 1t is said by lawyers
who have kept quiet until now that
two of the jurors have been in the en-
plOy of the government for several
years and are therefore disqualified.
Each juror was made to answer the
question whether he had served under
ploy, before being accepted. Each
juror answered "no," upon his oath. 1t
is now asserted that it can be proven
that two jurors periureI themselves.
This fact was overlooked by the prose-
cution at the impaneling of the jury
At present it is stated that they are
fearful lest such an important fact
should leak out. A gentleman familiar
with the early stage of the case stated
to your correspondent last nj ght that
the defense was entirely ignorant of
this point in their favor. The matter
is being quietly discussed in legal cir
cleS, and the opinion is expressed that
Colonel Corkhill is seriously to blame.
The questionable jurors are Gates and
WOrmley. Gates was recently employed
As 4 machinist in the Navy Yard, and !.
Wormley was not long ago messenger /
n the Pension Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-15

The Rev. George H. Thayer, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself
and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure"
Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin: Shiloh's Vital
izer is a positive cure.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, so cents and 81.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker
mouth.
"Hackmetack," lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and SO cents.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitiS.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of ShiIoE's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-15
Com missions.

The following commissions were yes
terday issued from the Adjutant Gen
erals office to recently elected officers
of Company G, First Regiment, First
Brigade n. S. NJ: C. V. Salix, Cap
tain ; Isaac WEIGH, First Lieutenant