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ITEMS.


Gov. Fnstor, Of Ohiu. 1t IL rtlmorcd In Colum-
bus. Inv buuu o!Iort1 the Presidency Of tho New
York, ChtcaEo t. 6t. L'uls ltIi.way-n new cur-
poratson-at salary Of +a2h,0u0 a yoar.
Tho International l. Circuit Northern ltailwoy
CoMrAny " Texas 9lyos notice tlAt ltH lino has
now been completed tn SAT, Antonio. Tpx., und
that regular truins will soInsucnco 10 run
through to that yotnt next Wednesday.
Tho n!ce Of tho Oenar.l Manager Ut tho MFR.
chants Dispatch Transportation Company. Aere-
tnfUr0 u Clcvclanls hta ttet rcluoyel to New
York, nnd communications should bu sent to
John {. Snyes, 0rneral MaluRnr, at tluat city.
Tho Chicago Grand i Trunk hallway CoIu-
paly B,vus nottcu tAut OH Nccount TT the soterl-
tyot tho wcathor It has discontinued tcm-
parurIly tho night express train whluh left Chi.
GsiKu ut 80 p. tn. and arrived 1T ~ u:n,.
Mr. 4. i. Ilansoi', Genera! Iassengor ARn,,t Of
sion lt,,tIt tint tn!mt to New Orleans tDr uart,s
Sy ai"nx . iha ill1s Gf"'% s iS wS
SuW Orleans.
3lr. J. II. Foley has boon nppsintr,! Goueral
Agent vi tho Cleveland e. Hooking Valley. Cui-
so,..is Win hcad11astcrs @ as ToIodo, e. liz wiil
hnyu xprchl charge OF tho lumber trntfiu fruIn
ToiFio aud Michigan
Mr.. H. c, Meldrunl. Grneral Westcrm FroE9ht
JackMlivllIt, Fin.. tn.duy fnr tho hUliuit vi hta
l1rllth. sr. 3lol.lrutn hIs lust ruot,yurud frNnl
IL very sGycre HiGkuu<a mud hs phyaiGinns thiilk
thnt few wpths In Florida VIII rrgnin for hlsu
his former |tgur a1ll strou9th.
Tho thienEo s Altnn lsa!lroal will tt,-day sell
Tickets IL NrW Urlcans tn thnsa wish.
my u visit tho hartl! rus l thAt city
atthu lt'w 4lta Ut ~ for tA0 rounu.trtE ticket,
good to return until March ~ Aftur 'fAualuy
ln.l w 80 Ailu inutu uH Feb. n, tickets viii III,
said 10 Nuw Orleaux at ~ for tho round Trip.
II. tho caso Us tho llltnols central it"lIratl
Company tKnjllst Tho Ehicug.I & Western lH-
diana ltatlr0ad CnmpAny, J,i;ixe 1uluy saturday
granted II Temporary !B1nuetum III tho supple
mG.ltli Giif r,ttruInlng tue Westorn I,nlta,,a
from proccet!sflx With ias prtIt'on IN Tho t;oHty
Court tN tHfli1onlu lRnd Mcrtssa tho 6t. Charles
alr-lino Fs'uh, pr fron using II strip t!ort than
thirty ftet Wlllu ncs.,s5 8ntd fpA4.
Thu Kat1uav Ittview Of lhtA city han shown oon-
sider.bl" e,,torprty tn publishing u! It's lust tsslu
u vGry utnlnlsuiu I,AIh,r III "Ihe Woartly- Power
VI nhel ltatl4 III ltulauor to Their CleMIoSl cnM-
Pusiliutl Wnh Physical FeopcttIey.' prepared by
Ar, Charoa II. lIllloy, chemist uf tho l.onnsy
v,nIa lsal!road It+aIuny, t. ho tesd vt tho t1tl.
Mining Engineers Feb. II. The R<c<W has H.
, 1881-02-15
THE Adds TRIAL.
Yextcrdaysw Proceedings In This Now
Ce3etrAtCd CnsC-SOthlnG ot Fnrticu.
lnr Inherent 1s1tcltcds

Xcxtcrdayss Troccedlnes In This Now
Cc1et.rAtcd CasG-NotlllnE OF 1'nrticu.
lnr lnkcrcnt 1s1tclIcds
Sp<etal Dhpatth 10 7nt Chicago Trtburs.
GRANn RAPIDS, S1lch., Feb. ti.-In tho Adds
cnso to.dny, Mrs. Louise NJ, l,utts, neighbour OF
licrlnan Itn3grtt, tho correspondent In tho
former c,,sc. md Mrs. Oinnr II. Proyfu dAuxi-
crUc Il!odgGttt were sworn. II has apparently
been Il theory thut Adlis paid considerable
nl0licy To llotlgett toswon falsely iu tho former
casc. ntltl ttut Ntn0xett manifested hfs prpspcr-
~ by Konorous Christmas gifts to his wife uld
daughters tho Chrlst1nas hefors tho former
trouble ycnr ,tEo. 1t WAS sl,uwn tllut tho gifts
wcsu but ordinary anu usuut,-nut 'H0r0 gonur-
ous thun he usually gaye at Christmas
Tho n1xt witness WIS ono Culyiu !. Pine,
whose wIfo IL cousin ot Hlo4tgett. Thu cssuncu
ur his ta!e vas thnt Dtodgntt tried To hire htul
for $5l IL b. perjurtr Us Il wltness lit tho caso;
tn swunr to Bcelng hitn tblNiKett) In suspicious
relations with n woman supposed to ho Mrs.
Adds: 10 confirm 0r sustain nludHotts former
oAth TINT hu iIad committed Adultery. Tho
t,s6.rxnlAlnnlon confused him sompwlat, Alld
Ills stury wnB ,nt always cthercat; bnt he ad-
hored 10 IL quito closely OIL TIC who!u.
THO complainant thun cnllel oWeu IL.
plpvtn, s0si-ti,.iaw Of lsinlKctt. and nSKcl II
llp 1ai not, through uCAlxctt's 1ntltnuoa ~ a
tur0r to nlotRctt. got 4Addls to l.N,ors0 his
bunk-note Eass May, two sllonths Mftur thu
tHftnpf lr0nup. 1e sHorO lllnl u WIS sttIl1Ant
business trnnsacHoH, at his avn request, anti
TINT no turned INT dunb!n Tho sim In collateral
for sculr!ty. Or ertss.exnlnsrntinu tho tefet,aQ
drew ftpm him that lt nEe tt!ne ho hnd visited
thu truub!u with 5liAl4utt: thnt 8lra. AddLl
eAlIetl !iludgett intu tho nousc. and,
1licStlnntnK ui,i hlushGs, confessed that
tiut Mrs. .td,s Ind klsAni him; that he tiltl
kceM them 'n!StnH lnrothcr on sho struot smiling
nts4, VIVA Introduced 10 Mfs- At,tlls; that Mrs.
A,!slIs hull visited ut tilMtgrtts house. uul
inH nwny, alld wns worry nnxfnus III see hGr. a!ld
!ntllly tln>rb nI fast 10 uvtrtukt bur. aud Ill!
catch her; tlnt hs hntl heard OF slrs. AsldlA'
hntii before ul,d Aftrr thl4 ttnse mentioned,
which WIS in Nuvu.iler u yuar ago.
l'n tho rcscus with ltAin'A 1tnnry of Woruhou.d
Alld ,rr before thts l,ahy strnnglta with GF,lp.
b.ut
, 1881-02-15
TIE COAL SUPPLY.

Considerable hns been written lately about tho
scArclty Ut coal ut Inost Western pun.s th!a Wilt
ter, nrd tho Idea hns got abroad Tint Tho rail.
t1,ntls wero ,lsinR tholr cnrs for tho trnnspDru.
tion Of other freight. Tho following slntc,nent
Just published by tho seoretary Of tho Chicago
CUnl Exchange shows that Whto there might bo
bonlo truth IN these charges rs far as tho East
crn ronis nrD concerned, tho Western rnula ara
certainly duluH Ill they CHI to supply thu lanr-
kct With c0Al. Whl1o tho receipts pf anthracite
cNn1, I'LL " which comcH hce6 rin tho Elst4rn
iIlca, for the month OF .jnt,unry show n de-
trrase from thnac OF thu corresponding month
Inst year Ut 1Osl1 tons, tho receipts If litutn!i-
0,ls cuRl+ most VI which Ia brought hero by the
Western lines, Increased nvor thtAy nf tho cor
responding month Inst ycnr by a,.l03 tons.
Tho statement aooro referred to mnkcs tho
following exhibit:
lscse!o,. by tn Of nnthraclto coal from inn.
csp iii s' porio 5 s HUG
l>ccrcosa by rait 1ksl ttons) .DnaI
III Fub fssl tutls)..... ... ,,,,,,.,,,.,,' l9sU1
COsreslHIndx pcrlua 1881 ftonst. +........,. EelN
=, Inereass by rail- !esl ttons. .....,..........2 2M
coke froHi Jim. IL Feb iii Ituns) s1yss3
Corresponding pGra00 lh3 a., 2t sid
tnctcasc In 1871 ttons, .........,..,,,.,.,. e,.s,
Totnt nl!ptnonte of coaI by mil fr0m Jan. ! 10
Corresponding Vofiod ia ttonsj... ........... o;4j
rccroa.c In ,ssl t,on*,,. 0Gi1
OF Dttu1uin0us CVnl,
, 1881-02-15

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. H.-Anthuny Murphy,
President, md Inmcs ". English, Mnyor nf AT
ant,t, ono OF tho Directors If thu AttnNta All-
ln,mn lsuilrnnd, loft for Now York to-lay for tho
rnrpusa ut l1sistng It possible sonlu ninncy with
which u build limo from Atlanta To Eiirn1lny-
ton. Citizens OF Atlanta glatAhtco f2g, 0Nl. mud
us much moro will have 10 be ,aiscd 10 Insure Its
aicrrss. .......
Tho t,lccrs 1T tho Mncon & brunswick Rail-
roaA cuHl thnt tho receipts Df tho line hnve
1nissio,l placed thu rhtc uf passenger trivcl at
thrra tllls per mIle. All rUunl trip tickets unl
sptelai rAlo5 to minister's und thGAtrtMI trHupes
have beun Withdrawn TIC ltntu Cu,nruittGp
sbuth u tho Hallway and Steamship AsstcAtitln
nicrta hetp tt- morrow Tor tho purpnso ut hscrr.
tho Ml.thutity of tho I&atIrOatt Commissioners.
, 1881-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

A SSIGSEE'S SALE-SOTlCE IS HERE
"a by given TINT by firtup u III eFr1cF 0t SalG
lnhdG by ttt County lOhst VI cOuk ENHhlf. til tllt
rIAU Of tlllnoa on ltle t:th my Ut February. A. H.
!ns ~ SSssala 1,yr....ai it;psrty .sss5sa n;1 ,.
IL ~si, y hlvhus. MnJtin r. As.s,,. for " htt-
ts.e nntie5n9hrt. ~ ~ tnth AsssncS M " tas 9Th
u. NJ The prslnthrs kaU.n ~ MIR. and korih
nnu Slmt0 OF tlIsnis s4, VI puhIu yrnnt, fnr llIs
1hrA Htd 4,at prGs tho rnle will i,rlmH In Gats all
that part Sssilt rpfUyn 10 hlul snc A..
hket contained In satd s1ntisrs. Al eutlshtii'K VI
II stock II HFurHrles. prnfltluns. fHrluEt hi1a Hx-
turs; aIsU Huct t,dx and Ghultels, nF*a.., Nt.lDs
ami hariie%A. III tnuk tuuntJ, le1NnAE tn HAlsl
tna, may. Tho lil af tnlA sA. hAtp tu'rit tnia
tho IIt.xs1.4tt. uhGu In tho }DxstsstoH ai
der lhy ri!.1rtIl vt hnttl Ax*l!fte. 90
Iat thu undersigned. such AkBlHntG, Will also.
un thu Int uy " Mntclt. A. H. lxtl, beginning Ut tU
tcl,ck nj the prcnlsrN known No. ti lump
th.ts.s1: " ihs ciy n 9ainey n % !hS %t"un.y at
lilo h.tInbt and b&sl pTIeu tho thfuu viii bring 10
cAb1I, A lAt khnst 1f tu nsalo conveyed tn lIll
hllr sn1tG1. ctaul*t III tho rftNlseA last Danlud.
hnd chnslatnE nf ttuck u stocnFips. VrnTttiuhs,
furniture. AId nAtnres: uis1. tFrh K1tns ind chat:
tails. luFsrx Naxuns, aud harness. In sAlt t'fty Ut
tsuilny. b'p,sgx e. sd estate. u. sy " Thy Iai.
t4nslr1Inf anrh Ah'snss; s4et NH. shall y SuM.
NWIisjt.AE MNitllS, Assisno0.
TS.irirE MMIt;lxn, NtiosnryR fur Assignee, Il
1nfk fkxsJ.
, 1881-02-15

Sptelal DlIpatet to The Chteueo Tribune.
DUBUQUE. la., Fub. H.-Tho annual election OF
tho Dubuque g. Sioux City Railroad WIS held to-
day. Tho following Directors we're elected;
James 4. Itousvclt, Abrnm i. Hewitt, J. Flort,-
punt, Y. Morgan, ai.l Lorot,1o blackstone, Ut
Egw York.
, 1881-02-15

TOLEDO, CINCINNATI d ST. LOUIS.
1NnfASAroL1S, Feb 1l.-ArtieIes OF asscrln-
tim nf The Toledo, Clunlnnati i st. Louis llnii-
ronu woro flicd III the Office Of tho Secretary CT
6tato to-day. ltisto run from tho ssate line
between Indiana and Ohio, In Albums. to tho
State lInu between 1ntiiat,u aud Illinois iu rer-
stnte.-hnl IL tho extension OF tho Toledo. l,ur-
llng,on Y pclphos KaitwAy. Thu cdptnl stock
II E3,AN,un. Thu llnarl nf Directors IL: fuorEG
W.Inn, lsnllou, Ell \. biuratre. e. II. vnt1nUr,
". J. Ernsg. Jutn N. corsc. ". II. Hart, and
William II, ItuNhnM,
, 1881-02-15
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

speetai Correspondence Of Tic Caieago Tribune.
nEA MplNEs Feb l..-Thc lies Motncs 4 1T.
f.ulis llaltroAd project his struck decidedly
hculthy boo,n. Three routes are proposcd to
form II connection With tho Wnhnsh ltoad, and
every town III either route iB wide nwakc to BE-
euro thu rnaa. Tho "FluhtiMg Wnbash" seems
to appeal directly to tho pockcts nf tho frncrs.
Ten cents lls.hci OH corn Ia a strong !ntlHcu-
nient fur farinnrs tD vote Il tax TO MD In build-
inv. Tho runl Is to be built; that mich ~ set
this will 10 lnrnci$ lclrrtniuci' ~ tho nI, tcn-
slrrcd. nfthDuE hlrrctntss At,A distnhee vii t,H
t, s ,e }sct t y !. e.; IT. tis BY
| two wsrks tlat one or more DELEGATIONS from
towns !,llve mt been hnra consulting, tho officers
~ urlgratunt. 1T tho slnrt tlt tho WnhAsh wifi
| operate It wAcneonpctcd. II Is to he rcat]y for
e csncn ssc - Tue chcnso { Nort
western ngaIlst Wllltnn, II. Jol,ts. ,rrcasnrcr
| md s.crctHry or til" pes Mu!n.s & Minneapolis,
preulu ca.lrt. last tncsfsny o:a mnitnn tn q,snsh
thc writ Ut certis,rlrt utnl slllerEccas issued ly
prceenrs iii ii the Geo conte,pi W cnso Until 1,lo nns nc
term Of the Supreme Court. Mr. .1Ofes having
nppcncd from tho order for contempt Of tho
t:o,nscl ali ,!uy. Tho pa!ntiT cinI,ned Tint tto
Jse bad Swer r 70 ns. the ,1t Wrlt nnt to re-
its: niso TINT tic writ WIS not proprry directed.
II TINT 1t sas 70 losah Given, j''Hur, instead
81 "ar t. 'se wet, s'p5 p'no 1ux0 Il ,vbs sf bc H d
''isat tho wit was propefly issued On faets
sown sufficient tn authorize the order nIndc nI
should tos now bc set .sI,!c. Tic writ Is writ
nI wright. single .1udEo 1t ehn;nhcrs should
@ =. to s,s o Ye wo % NE T a @ as Ss u.s.
Jlntc'l 10 decide the rh*c; that tho oticc fur
thn application of fllo ws,t tn judge Glrc1 waS
lta,ru!tl Company nto olity PARTIES III tnteres,;
thnt rho writ shauId MOI. lie .}uasatsl !n the
ground that 1t wts mot directed tt the Court;
thAt it Ia lfGtonl for ,JEijuO Ill ttfnfntEf
, 1881-02-15

CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.
Speetol Daspaseh 10 7hs ChteA9o Tribune
hA7TLa cnsxx, Mich, Feb. la.-Tao ANNOUNCES
ne4t was made to.duy thnt Tho Chcngo u uCanl
Trunk, lying botwoen Port lluTou and ChIcSgts
bud uaAsrti Int0 tho management Ut the Grand
, 1881-02-15
,teeting OF Western Managers
y" and Passenger Agents Set
for To- Day.
some Facts Abont Contemplated te''.l
s''' Extensions Of tho Union
Pacific Limo.
,..thor Alluring Statement on Be-
'p' half Of the Proposed conti-
mental Railway.
~,. Grand Trunk Obtains Control OF a
~" line from Chicago to Port
IIur0ns

,....., Throurh The State of Indiana OF
l1sOs"n 1,,. l.
tho Toledo, burlington
no1nhoa.
--
Mr.
,moottant Judicial Dccis'o'a ,sal'e. >4's A'A~
calnont Interest In the Reading'
- ~
vrsrE1,S PASSENGER TROUBLE
W. Thc f;cuernl Managers md General rasse's-
snl Mississippi lslscr points 10 Missouri HlNes
,.!a,. ~. viii l,ol another meeting ut tho ara.,a
rac9e hotsl .t'-u", tt ~ niuu hv wi!ot, ,,nlor.n
sh1nl eaart III at"!in pun y. 49,"
rae. Western p"'as e'.n n" sr" nsi.n rra , ,,
utter aua "n, 'r nf unlimited tlckofs placed upu,l
largo Ahoau. ,,,a -, ~ th,, r,r,,ls can In 1vnr.
the maFxs' e s"t u. Of W ouosnl sIa,usc,s p
."" ean,sa Al Tho last erttng, canslstlng of Gen.
po''." w.nascr A, A, Tn!,uuro Of tho Missouri
.ra,,'1;s Iaa csneraI. Mnnnucr j. H. Carson Of tho
tu' lra!!lc' Ms,hgsr%s VA. nrs y ~ I,a nna 4 Is
meeting tha, ias. tlsy Mrt have ncrced u,,ot pooi-
rf plnn s'n''lr !" Wy "t ,s,al - , rhtu
ftsl Ia,.cneI ~ Is,,h,uitcd IA ,ht, ,,,gctx Today,
Iau,,s.od H. di.r,ssin,, M viii ,t, i"nlt calse lively
aAa w ~ ~. .,,nr,It,. ..N,rp,rt liz TIN rHttr11uti
nc Is gSn'.,n,3 .,n I,'t ;, nns.1i;;,, utrrenn,nnt
nih1grrs tnat i.t.s H. 1ss,,i.. 49,. ~ ,vi,. haT, fhua
tsn "'ttco!nn sMo ~ ''.sn,,,nr ,,srnss nr ttn
fst dfscllpleii tnu pIs Il I'll, ",nrtEnInzs i.c
Wes'crI tiiR ies, ~. :, @ ~ ,rnT,.rnn,nrf
ltc1cu!elr lA7A IT, ~ H. ~ .ttn, ~ a. i,,nrna,n -
lat VIZ hassh,@e -, ny ~ tIrst nt5sre nnrF ,q,I
se rarE!s roans ~ ~ au t.s"'r 1s " t%n ,sI
t:nands itl.tsh fEt y 4 ~ .,ri, o ,,r.,.
fe5* nun en- ~ ~" ss ,si1 hn n" ~ m1r;. ,,o,,
rnxntages wlstloiit roepuIsu 70 nrpm. .Ts t't III.
Ii ihc ftFmn'l llct. telu II. uut. h.tt ~. ~
y they Will nr ~ @ WITH ,,n,, a,,., .,Y tr,o
atFaon: a " .i,o .,f'i l, , 1i ~, y, XIII. liz
r"t %h!e Mr" ,.t II I'M ,,r. t H. nnv ,rrn,.r,
rent as u IS tho Wanash .iHscs - 70 submit
tktets PLACED UPON se tl,urEsh Murs,ntg tus
I1c VIII, ulh i! whttt llltts tatf VERY unsInstsss
C IND tho W"p!ls ~ !!scs ~ s,.iil,!t IT, @ Ma"n
r,,sH1 r".TrrG'irn ~ thss, ,1 ,.,mstses a'n a
w,l nsdpllbi In illrt! tAst, lasid ioArs nto cx
p7s*sei tlat the ,, rI,:ts 10 scenFo haf'nohy ahu
UNION rAC1Flc EXTENSIONS.
MrJ, v. Morse, Hcncrnl pnsscngor Agent Of
he lu>on pacl,lc Railway, w,s III tho city ycs-
tiiay, md lift Inst cyc:lug for Omalla. Mr..
Hsrse has j,,st ra,urne,i from New York. whc,o
/. went IN company with Assistant Gencrs.t-
gsuayrtT Ii. kImbu,i, General Frnaht-AEcut
=
, 1881-02-15

Itn tho rcscue with ltains 1tnnry ct NoruhouI,d
All,l Ttr hcfurc thts l,ahy bttHnglta with GnNlp.
llkp's IsM,thuche Drops c,lTv III one minute.
, 1881-02-15

\ T. anxious to make tho AcquRlntnncu nf an
suitable. in;1xent. snd Pretsv y0nx !aiyn Chris
tlUn-witl vinw to .nntrrony. Atr!ctest confidence
spectE AddresA In n~n hundHrltlng, iuc!osEng ph0s
toHrapil. u. TFlbnna Office.
1OERSOSAL--M. S.: RECEIVED YOUR
y letter. semi your address 10 mo Ut tho sanle
Oil plaza. l6t u. n. 4. HE
, 1881-02-15

FoK SALE-A T. "a: +; FlNE N M BRICK X; IL! llowsE !J;
fh!n, l1attN, tho best bnrRan now ohored. HENRY
WALLER, Ill.,, N tIenrbGrn-st-
, 1881-02-15

FOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE ON
IL Calumet t.nv.. nrnt Twcnty-etcnnd-st., With 70
feet Of grUund, tt2s0n 1lENRf WAl.f.ER JK.
naA Nat.
, 1881-02-15

TOR SALE-DO NOT FORGET THAT
oyer nns hunatcd % and I'd .aty th9nsa,,d ~ dssEs
of tho Keni Estate Gail fonrd. Wednc.dny. Fob.
j. Got catalogue At ll6 D8aFb0n.st W. X. NIXON,
, 1881-02-15

TOR SALE-NO. G}6 AND G1s WEST
IL I.nke-st lot a0xt4 with nrst-c1hst 5-st0ry and
basement .tnne.frOnt building, with Atorcs below.
Will he suld nj bargain. Inquire OF JACOB YELL 4
, 1881-02-15

ENU1I ISA1.E-S7,5O0-ELE ISTf1K9
~ asb!", house 1 "a tRIthrso. !
have Nil Hlodnfn tmtrovenoHts cumptatn In al ro-
kpeEtA. Inquire nj Ik1 flcaE bnEn-ft. in hank.
, 1881-02-15
LlGESTS WANTED.

A GENTS WAkTEIl-TO SELL. COAL.
~ Apply 1T unev Ut Is Sutth CaspsHtGr-aL
, 1881-02-15
SUBURB1fN IiE1fL ESTATE.

LE-ACRES-GKEAT BARGAIN
Il --1u ~. or i-l,1r milo from Two depots on y
prominent dstance Is Ininutcsi fnIc cena;
u
, 1881-02-15

TOR SALE-04X1G0 FEET ON INDIANA
- Az. northwest corner Twenty-ntnth-st MAT
son HILL, IL WAahnKtn,-st.
, 1881-02-15

Eaorfs ,.S ~ YIN EafIGNANT RATES,
w VIZ 80 arc being made In Now York h, sottie
wt.,crn1 y" n,,u ,e.n'trant rates from Nov York to
,sat n .'s polnta, and 1t wus ruu7onnl yester,,sy
Nd ,h,s v ~ Understanding Ind bcet, arrlyod NJ.
e4yor ,va wv rs.es would ~ restored axa,,. In u
yjcvs. '. :, Ihs following los,cr sent by Mr. II. T.
H. a ~; Hn,t rFts.lent ot tho Eric l.uilway. tn Mr.
e!.s!ou s,pest rr.sIdsut of tho Eminra Jon Cam.
su,e, w., sa.tIe dan'en. In regard to tle ,lIri.
p,prs os os'setn tho Now York trunk linz. viii
uudtvr' v'nM % nat CLEARLY understood berctoforo:
"af Mrq,..sse,o aase OF tho a,n ult, roceiyod Trnrn
assni. iner m things: ri a,s, n0@ Mnioa Iroa,y ya
S.nt advpea iu Nv Ky Y lnc|ase form nr IN axreo
V Coanis.,,a sad under the proy,sloas ~ wth t
~ shaii be s desire That Tho rutsromu ti'sI.
Iaten." y III ~ '4o fututo lfausscts,i II rnssi,,
9snauta me me tnrln VI agrrct't,.,t ,xhCh ~.
iisatna!, H. H,tta ~ 10 lctw cen thH En, Tnrn
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, 1881-02-15

T,On SALE-T1lE MOST DESIRABLE
~ M-agrs tfnct now offered: closo to depot.
lESui WALLER. jA,. 81 Uenrhorn-st.
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Action OF the Literary Society OF Washington
on the Death of its President

The members of the Literary Society of Wash
ington, of which James A. Garfield was the hon
ored president. unite with the fifty millions Of
their countrymen in profound grief at the untime-
ly decease of the President of the m ed States
The long weeks of suffering that enslled upon
the horrible tragedy of July ID have made the
stricken President an inmate of every household
in the land With his sufferings all have suf-
fered. lnhis death all are personally hereayed In
the midst of such universal sorrow il would be an
impertinence for the members of any association
TO claim, as ii is impossible for any to feel
greater grief than is felt by all other Americans
Fully realizing this ii still seems proper for this
society, as society to express its sense Of loss,
and TO record its appreciation of the high intel
lectual and moral character of the man
whom ii delighted TO honor long be-
fore his fellow countrymen had chosen him
to nil the most exalted position i'm the
git OF the people. His simplicity OF manner
his kindness. his innate dignity his wide and
varied learning, the felicity of his diction and
the grasp of his intellect all combined to en-
dear him to the hearts of his associates and
to win from them a loving respect such
as It is given few men to command.
Mindful of past associations and of many kind
nesses received. the society desires to express
to his bereayed widow and orphaned children
heartfelt sympathy.
For THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON. DC, Sept p, 1881
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1901 THE GREAT 100
1OO1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100

1OCm ,PENMSiLXANIA ROUTE 1901
sp,rsD,1 DS S6rstEv TRACK STEEL RAILS
TRAINS LEAVE wAshiNdToN from Depot corner
- OF Sixth and Il streets, az follows:
ssPs c ana t. e Mss s sna ches:o di1 with
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
einIati. st. Louis and Chicago; $50 pm. daily.
r. BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAILROAD.
for isnandaigua Rochester Buffalo. Niagara with
ppTday, with Palace Cars to tanandagua ana Wat
For Wilisnsport Lock Haven and Elnra, at 10 80 a.
For New nm dYa art exc EXCEPT Sunday.
dos limited express Of Pullman Pa rIe Cars arsa
For Brooklyn NY. ali trongh Trains connsc. a. Jer
ssy CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex sTording
For Philsdpha. 500 am. 1e 80 m. 200 $40 10 90
sEsasss 3ss sss ds,s.
For s s 1870 1s snS i5 and aeS
Sunday; 500. 1850 AIN. AGO. $40. $50. 1000
For POpe's Greek Line. GAO and 4A0 pm. daily
For Annapolis. $40 am. and A:4e pm daily. s.cep.
h ASR % HlExANDKIA AND WASHINGTON 1fdSstESas
s:SS. So se5 md ii so Pm; On s anii. sz: 4
For ana and tie soa ana seo ana o
daily. and 500 m. daily. except sunday.
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Tickets and iniermson Il the oce. northeast corner
where orders can 30 e Tor The checfns q bsss ssH &
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. noya9
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NHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
THE DWELLING No. 5O2 MARYLAND AVENUE
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tct OF Columbia, passed the 18th day of july A. D.
1881 IN Equity No. 639. Docket No. 81, the
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction, in front
OF the premises on FRIDAY the THIRTIETH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER 4. D. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCKP NJ,
Lot n, in William A. Bradleys subdivision of original
lot numbered 2, in square numbered 492, in the
city OF Washington, ID. c.. embraced within the fol
lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning for the
same at point 66 feet from the northwest corner said
square, on the line of Maryland avenue and running
feet and 30 inches: thence enthusiastically at right
angles to the line of said about 1873 feet to the
alley; thence westwardly along the line of said alley
about 70 feet thence northwardly parallel with the
southeast line of said part CT said lot to the place of be-
ginning, containing for the 3, 135 square feet,
consisting OF omforable three story frame dwelling
house, in good repair.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash, and the balance in
two equal instaments in six and twelve months
specuvely from the day of sale, with interest at
notes. all cash. at the option of the purchaser the title
to remain in the Trustees and deed of conveyance
to be given until the whole of the purchase money
paid. 500 deposit required at time of sale. AL
veyancing at purchasers cost If the terms of sale
not compiled with within seven days the Trustees
Of the defatng purchaser after ten days notice by ad
vertisement IN the Evening Star"
IRWIN b. LINTON,
~ RANDOLPH COYLE, Aio'eee'
sep2Oto29 Webster Law Building
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MAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

TNHUMAS DUWLlNG, Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theH5
District of Columbia, passed on the Goth day Of s.
March. AID 1857, and an order passed on Sep <4
strother vs. James NICHOLSON. the undersigned win sell
DAY, THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEH-
Der, A. D; 1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK Pr on the
premises the following described property All of that
part of lot No g. square No. 1885, in the City OF Wash
1ngton, D. of c., beginning for the same at point on
north street. two feet six inches west of the south
east corner Of lot No. running thence west by the
north line OF street fifteen feet thence north one
hundred and feet ten inches line lot No
g. thence east by said line fifteen thence south
same being improved by wo-story frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the Decree One third
cash. balance in two equal payments, and twelve
months with interest from day of sale; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes of the
at the cost of the purchaser 500 be paid
the property is struck off.
WILLIAM D. CASSIN, Trustee
sl3-d No. 81 Congress street GEORGETOWN D. C.