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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
business Interrupted by the Canal
RlOckasIe


On account of the blockade in the canal,
very few coal boats are arriving here. For
several months past, thirty boats on an
average would leave Cumberland daily
with coal for GeOrgetown, Washington, and
Alexandria. Yesterday only nine boats
left with coal for the following Consolida-
ton Company, 434 tons Borden Company,
222 tons; Maryland Company, 100 tons.
For Alexandria: American Company, 1O9
tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Company
102 tons. tf -
On the subject of the blockade, the Cum
berland Times says: !" If the present low
water continues much longer there will be
serious trouble about canal navigation. 1t
is true that the blockade ut Dam No. 6 has
been broken, but the water Is still SO low
on the Hancock division that boats in the
blockade that were loaded ut five feet are
having a very hard time to pull through,
being fairly dragged along the canal bot
tom. Boats on this division can go out at
four feet six. The South Branch, which is
mainly relied on for filling the Hancock
division, was never lower than at present.
Less than half dozen boats arrived in port
yesterday. well-knOwn canal man said
yesterday he did not believe the loaded
boats on the lower division wonld pull
through unless the water from the upper
level was flushed in behind them. The
boats Freeland, Invincible, Hunter G., and
Harry Borden are lying here loaded and
awaiting rise in the water on the lower
levels of the canal"
Building Improvement.
Nj. j. Adler will soon commence fine
three-story brick dwelling on West street,
near Congress, Georgetown, at an expense
of s., 900.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
a Fierce Fight ina Fairfax.

This morning Jonathan Magarity and
John j. Shipman, of Fairfax County, near
Falls Church, who have had much legal
squabbling, were to have come to this city
to give testimony before Examiner John n.
Oliver. Magarity, in company with his
son, was ahead on the road, and when about
mile and a-half above Georgetown they
waited for Shipman to come up Magarity
then stopped Shipman's buggy, saying
cd d--n you, mean to settle this mat
ter right here, ut the same time Attempting
to drag Shipman from his scat. Shipman
sprang out, and Selling the old man, en-
deavored to hold him. AIagarity got one
arm free, and, drawing small dirk, cut
Shipman ten times in the breast and side,
but strange to say, although his clothing
was pierced, no thrust penetrated the skin.
While this struggle was in progress, Ma
garity's son stepped behind Shipman and
struck him back of the head with a large
stone, knocking him senseless, and pounded
his head after he was down. Shipman was
brought to this city and now lies at the
National Hotel. DIR. Walsh, who was
called in, said that Shipman is severely in
jured and there is danger Of congestion Of
| the brain
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
A RemarI.sbIe Birth.

A remarkable case, which has excited the
medical profession greatly, was reported to
the Health Office to-day. On Sunday a
lady, the wife of one of our most prominent
business men, gave birth to a.male child of
the following remarkable proportions;
Weight, 22i pounds length, "a inches ;
circumference of head, 1871 inches; breadth
of shoulders, 8 inches circumference at
hips, got inches. DR.. George II. Heron,
who writes tho above information to DIR.
Townshend, states that this is the most
phenomenal birth he has ever heard of.
The wonderful infant lived only ten
lninnies.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
$3.50 II. M.

The situation at the White House remains
unchanged. The President has slept at in
tervals during the afternoon, and there is
nothing in his condition at this writing to
indicate that there will be any
material change during the en-
tire day. The usual febrile rise
or surgical fever is expected, as usual, and
will increase the pulse and temperature, but
of itself should cause no alarm. To sum up
all that has been said of the Presidents con-
dition,t to- day, He is little better"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsrApI1srtEp AUGUST Isss.
ADJUSTMENTS To-NIoH
spcclnI wcnther nuIIctin.

SUMMER THEATRE CoNIoUE-variety.
DRIVERS SUMMER GAnDES-Concert.
ABSER's SUMNER GARDEN-Concert.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
blaine TO Lowell,
2:45 p. M.
Hope stiIl Lives.

Up to this hour general summary of
the day, based on the best information OBJ
tainable, shows no material change in the
situation since yesterday. Hope still lives
on the Improvement of the stomach, which
continues to do well. There has been no
definite news since the last bulletin was is
sued
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
FINANCIAL.
To.dIay,s Stock Quotations,

The following observations of the trans
actions in the financial market to-day, to-
gether with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the banking house of H.
ID. Cooke, Jr.. & Co.. 1920 f street, Washing.
ton. u q.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23

MISS MARY MAGILL, of this city, a niece
of Hon. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, is at
the Old Sweet Springs, Va, and has created
quite sensation by her marvellous dramatic
power in readings and recitation,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-23
etin Pronounced Satisfac.
tory.


The noon bulletin is a good one under the
circumstances, and contains cheering intel
ligence of the Presidents stomach, his
wound, and the annoying parotid gland.
The bulletin was awaited Mt the White
House by number of interested people,
including number of newspaper, men and
the general opinion was that its contents
were favorable. There is scarcely any diff
ference in the pulse, temperature, and res
piraton over yesterday, but the general
features of the case have improved. The
hope now becomes stronger that with the
utmost care and good nursing the Prcsi-
dents stomach will be restored to its nat
ural character, aud that by the use of good
nutritious food he will be endowed with
sufficient strength to battle with the wound
and all his other troubles.
A Straw.
The feeling at l p. m. is that there cannot
be anything Immediately urgent in the
Presidents case or DIR. Agnew would GER
tainly not have left him this morning.
Private Secretary Brown Denies that
b the President was DeliriOus.
Private Secretary Brown Investigated into
the truth of the rum0r that the President
was delirious last night, and authorized a
statement that the rumor was un-
true. He was moreover informed
by the physicians that the tenn
porary Authorization incident to the
Presidents waking moments has materially
subsidized in the last day or two. As has
already been stated, the physicians deny
that the fact that the Presidents mind wan
ders slightly when he awakens has any
serious significance. 1t was only one Of
the
Effects OF EF,s Feeble Condition.
and has never shown if.clg ~ but the mild.
, 1881-07-14
A TANGLED WEB.

,r1,,s,,. ,,,,rod snn,i NJ h,str.. ,~.s n.,o,o,
a tu'"hos u.,Ao" ... .""t,'s Ia1''s Nno tt4"te"
ny wuhinh cu'1',l9 herself Mra. Mnrla Louise
Tho Ar,nury Tor II tynrrant n9n,nst II. Z. I,arkcr
r,r Li,mn,,t,r hnr chttI .1,i,o ,vonun unva il,ot
a"t no"p.s ~! -. t,,,,n. ,.'; ,t..st
Hho was formerly married III lsnrKef, anu llvel
with him In Providence, Il. I. They hHd-Hr Mt
Icnst sin hnI-four children, tho oldest now
noott u ana 'o YOUNGEST; the one now 'm.ssss'A'
npoitt years OF aKe. lfsrkof anu MA ~'ie sup
Ar1ttctl about two years NEn, and sflo ehon nlar"
rIctl opo Muuroo, IL telegraph sI1,rrntUr IN
1,rnvIcncc. ~srncr,, nn,,cnrs IN In n
.,.,.s to,, ~ ,,.,.nrtoi,tv NJ ~
aooa aoal VI uncertainty ~ 10
whcthor II divorce was nhtnircds nut
II septna TINT Ilnrkcr, although he went
tht, luligth t,[ r,rrysf,g oil tho yotllics child ru
, 1881-07-14
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

LtTTLE pH00ilEss WITH THE NEW luILptNu.
Considerable ttm0 havlua elapsod aluro tho
Co1nmIttcs WNs uppulntqd with refcrGnc0 to MI
organization 10 creet tho now Hoard Of Tsatlo
building, u TnIMuNE reporter hunted up tho
MuInhups ycstcrtlAY In urs.cr to iinl out what
they wGro doing. I[o fo,inl to0r ot thorn, 3lr.
alcl)cr,!d bo'nx out Of town, but tho result OF
his Inquiries was not worry satisfactory.
"Wo have helt iQnc Or two meetings." sud
Nr. J. II, French, shut slonu nothing, sotno
suggestions huyG h9en lnade, but no action ll,ts
bnet tukGt. THU undertaking IL 4 larKu one,
and requires careful consideration"
What Are your; ;lde4ss regarding tho build
.nsi haven't any. !;;;wo want more room and
'"Thers hass basn two Or thrco meetings"
9ntd air, J. y. 1Ie!aley, "aaa tho mattor haa
bacn referred t1 theqttorneys for q report. We
e1ps%yt e t.9 70 nvyr fro,;bfhen' shortly" = .
"Iherel Tint tt'sil I Gun tay,',
.EotAIng has DeqH DONE" sAlt Ar. ". ]. Pope.
thar uan 10 gtvaus % the psuss. tiont think
+ %ea'a 10 pFopes 70 4'vq y idoa' on tho sub.
'"Wu haven't doaa anythlnR," said .,r. 9. 4.
~ III. s.opornId doould not bo rcae,,od. 1t !.
Rssss . Fs'isst sssas ts4rs Is sS
| been tQollu huyond Asking tho attorneys for, Al
! opinion rs to tho lcHsllty Of An organization
| IliMtln up Of HosuhcsH O{ tho U0url Whaao Db.
| jvrt 1t IL TO! put. lup 4 building ful
tho aeeommodauop} Of tho whole
iavoraDIa o',o il ,ke fas stops win ss 10 sakst
towatl th0 enh ~ Wow a,.a q coFpuf4tlon viii
10 gotten up With NIL [t,.o nccFity poss.blo. &c
thnx thero may W p4 uolay IN tho hulld!ui
1 nnNfnfln1nL -
, 1881-07-14
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

AN order was 'na!c N u tho County Court ycs'
day cuui,rmtng CITY Of Chicago spcctat nsscss-
inrnts Nus. ..E0. a,otss, LULA, 2,Ga. sGo. @Gi',
a,lksi, 2,Otlt. at,u :a,Viv.
u.,,,.,r. II. W. ,v.s ..,s,or1os cont,nev III, his
', nSS ""s >. ,n"" =, pis III. av ~ n,,nr
tors In tlu ncw Court. tfouso Saturday.
,.,, rr,,~ ann, ,., ,o,i c,,,, ti,,ctt snnc tt,nn
""s't-' l ,.. =, ~ "ss -. ~. I" .. it..h ..nt
nRo Tor solslng lai'or 20 n'noes' VIZ" sena'svu ~
ycsteraay hpoh raS'ps n's "''o "ue eo'A'' io
hnu sefVeo MS seh'en.1.
,,o intu .inscnh II. stnltb, a,lo,,tel (y tho !lar
tiu '",e ,... ~, T., H., rn,,u,.. r;,,rt
AsSoelhtrn, WG.J @ s,., ~ ,.. ~ .hs .1,r.
yester"u' ai'u ot't'e'3 epiu'u "'"''' VIC
IttE County Clerk ,vlta Nrtlicd Yesterday ~
tho Secretary nf tho Htnte iloart oE Health uf
,!tv rnvotAtni nt tno enrs!nsato 20 pfNcteo ol
Dr SnAltes Nu'G9 ~. ...u .HWhu i ~"
protcssional "no u's''o'sot'o'e co"oue''
liz addition 10 tho tiartn lots rctr1hHttH tstsClh
Mt tho uloso Of tho auction enlu Of Reform
ivu iai!ei ii litattrr, uni tho nnu lnts left Ul
hand will Auyc to 10 disposed Ut hereafter.
tY,x,x 1,,,, Il, i,.1 NJ, :, rim -yo or bnatnr,fr
Sought release ycstt,r,lay tt, Il writ III f,nhHus
cnrills, ind utter fill touring was rhftfAnta'.
Tho wti.iin IN tho csp Is ateEt-tnuUhtor nt tito
rcator, who has t'ee'' iii 3a'scc es.ry IN April.
;,,sn -, r,a.a ~, stvnnnt ri" vrstornv for
innt nias!, 1rIy rI! ~ ,sstag. ~, t,snnh ~ Nrr
t IVY @ nsu nt.a " u aa'rn"" liz. x,Itat1ilrs hls
tjnhts hi ~ a. abou, f5Os. nnd his ussets, enslstIng
u Msnse, W. hfro"n rornvt cnmnanrs IL
GIunt9r rs ~ t tnu sstS1 sM'1"so 0"'Fe' Se'i"'t 'o
o'elu' po'1s lo' s'oe' ...,-...., a.
THE Jolnt Committee On Chnrtttcs and Public
1lnitiinss yeslcrtIay discussed the ponr;llouse
question, and eansn,td ts0uln prliltcl plans uf
s,Irh insttutlons III various pnTts Ut tho country.
Thcy wcro specially Interested in tho Pcoria
, 1881-07-14
U. s.. A.

THE avornae Of spirits produced by tho Chi
oaso dstillur!cs for the past month WIS obo Ral-
lona to tho busaGl. =,
Ar tho sut,-1'rcasurs yestorlny, sd, 900 In gold
n1itl l,OlU III stlvUr wcro dtsburdch. Tho re-
colpts uf silver footud up e5,090.
T'i.E rccelpts Tor interna rovouuo Yesterday
amounted to sn,oGsR, Of which $ss.Gll WIS for
spirits, ,4Us for tobacco and cigars and S1,35o
for 1GBr. =.
JUNE DnuMMoSD In chambcrs yesterday
GrRntc Il supcrstronS IN tho cases of John IlltC.
tho specialist, Rud We'd. ltalph. tho matcn-hond
cnritniss. 81:
THE llrst shipment Of cigars from, Chicago to
Now ZraIlt.t wns snndg yesterday, tho volisEn-
lnrnt betng by ru,k to New York aud thence to
Aukiaud by steamship.
TlE following Is u list Of tho dutaulo goods
received 1t TIM Cnstom- House yesterday: slut-
ahnt Field l. Co.. ~ 8rnpkuges dry goods; Culver,
InEc, Noyno s. To-, 4 casrs ink, brushes. utc.:
hiurklry, -AiltlR l. TO-. . packages hMrtwRrc:
Henry scars s Co., eases Enns; [arkhtlTst !: !:
Wilkinson, drums varnseh; Cnhn. Wamp9d ::
Gu, ease dry goods; Enr!rht Kelly. lo eighth
casks brandy; Wilson l!rot!tcrs,. : cuscs, dry
ROttas: 3lctxlsr, liothsch!d Il Gu. oasee pipes:
hurley L. ..lyrrcll. 10 plcknvcH eAEtlicnwAr9;
NeFnrtnul. .uU lons rntlroatl iron; Marsh liEoth.
era l. Co.. 4,ts cctlnr railway ties; Hitchcock s.
Foster, I'll cords 1urll: Ogden lrswer, u CAGES
MD i pieces printing prcss. Tho COLLECTIONS
wcrc $lt ,N@. =.
, 1881-07-14
VIEWING Ti1E ALLEYS.

MOUNTED ON ti8 KENTUCKY srEEn THE MAYOR
,srAltr1 FOiITtt oN 4 sASirAnf INSPECTION.
Mayor Elnrr!sou hns turned hfnsolf Into a
tIoss Sanitary Officer, nnd Inns appointed himself
mn Investigating Committee Of One tn snoop
through nlloys mil distinguish hctwcun Hari'nYo
an,i .nanuso, mud uni tltl,. lie .'oos ,lot ~ ut
tho work tn tho nut,,orof the ordinary rct,clnst,
but. mounted on his Fl,oN marc. Guld Dust,
fresh from Kentucky. 1lo nakcs hts tours h, tho
forenoon. lilo sailed islr'tRli tho Sixth. Seventh,
and Eighth Wards ycstcnluy morning, and ra-
turned to his olco i.bont nooll, tired but happy.
"l]o you knuw," sa!l be, ratllor cxultantty, to
TAH Tn1DUNN reporter Ut tho Clty-ilnll, on Ills
return. "ti,at l nm we'll sa,Isflcd with
wllnt I saw. III sotnc OF tho nllcys,
especially. III tho Seventh Wanl, found
Eru.t tnnny manure t,!fes. but nnthttfR that
might Gull ''s,healthy Pie Of l horss I, nass,
hut rosinil soule E.,rage MIXED up IN so,slc Of
tho piles, and no uilH lkrs 10 n,Ove tho artnTO
Of hs SsFhH?r' :on d se IF" fsw ss'' II In II
laanuro accumulation I. easily explained. Tho
peonn WHO gym horses aengna larss'y pm tho
lilo aeason wNs backward hid wet. niid thn
iS'te over ,o1.: rsts' 1"to tox'',t ts yara;
eo'!i't!ea: ExcePs gs q W @ sosss iu!l + ,;,!
""r rr senara, wr ssey eoa'ito" @ i oo ef I.s s
nm knll,T to layu tilnse !hn,.ura.rslrs removed.
,ecauso II a.ln IN sick III tho vicinity NJ o,,1 Of
,css. wlltl finngiiat,a, IS aiUtlt nnc-hNif or II
tl!scnse. My horse is now well, and i propose to
ilko
SANITARY rou1 q r,' Hys's sar, *o"K AND CONNER
"pon't ynt Amt II n,hor Unpleasant riding.
Mot 81, Dy my lnenns, execpt where the u1-
legs nre plnnkcl and sDino Ut tito plauks nre
loo.e IL muddy water. Thorn IL nothing thAt I
found TINT wa. objccdonnblo - ny nostr'ls nnti
, 1881-07-14
HYDRoPHoB1A's HORRORS.
Michael nIcNIahon'H Fenrltil Dcatll
frn1rn fiAA lklfc 0f a Mud Rlnrx.

1EVp1A tho NlkG O4 u NRNN VuEs}
Tho horrible death by hylrophubiR Of Michael
Stcsfahuu Mt tho County Hospital wns tnontinned
In yesterdays TRIBUNE. Or. Lee was scpu In
r0fcronc0 to tho cnsu ut his 0illco Inst 1ven.nP.
1to WIS lltst calfGt in to attend tho deceased
Monday morning, md found lltm siiforlng from
pains a1oug both sides OF tic splno nnd cxtond-
Ing into tho loft shoulder. Tholp waro alao
pn!ns, rs Of rheumatism, 1T tho buck OF tho ncak.
MuAlnh0n confessed to hnvtIR been On q c0n-
tinuous spree for SIX days. n portion of which
time he had lan out upon tho praIrio IN dump
situations, ind 1t WIS tu this ho attributed hts
inalNtly. Tho D0ctOr Mt; 0ncD suspected
tetanus, or iouk. jaw, which Is sometimes the
result Of exposure, mud frequently tho result or
1t, injury. MeMahon, howuv0r. doniod Aaving
further, tho Doctor nskud the patient II he could
swallow. lIo promptly rap,!ed that ho could
moi, and that ho bud bton uuablo to drink water
sluee tho day before. Somo water was brought
hlM, mud he put tho cup to his lips hraycly
enough, and took sone Into his mouth. On the
it,s.Ant no dashed tho cup from him, eJeotcd tho
wntar. from h[s mouth With groat force. and
long cuntinuNtleD. The Doctor conciu.ld4 It wma
hyurophpiia, al.d, giving tho poor tnan II few
Tan' Foom y ana askea its Wiz ha lid sa
that hS bad; III no oyutlna; Dr:
WINS rpnenrO} arG tnNn t}r. If|tIuC tiiixlnr Dt1
ifs bnte fnn,1ud tho patient WIN nj 1co ortjcruI
him to tlosist, X ap,lst passed over The nuns
fra,nn nni. M eo,n na il hid nassf.d Hiyay. the
Dnctos % sutl;lenIy fmni.etl: him ngaln. Muslahos
rr.w nifn oxispcr,ltoIl. nItl cutnnIatretl rriOy.
n5ualy about tho pootor i,urting hin, It was
nurcptl thnt the puiicnt shuliiI he renewed 10
ria En,tntv rIosutui. M lila ht,its, wns atn aud
Ill family t,usr; asd 6lt ,t,u a,lo to oase Tor
lin tiarilx Il s,,ci OF sickness, Whijo NoSiNhon
.yas tirnssi1,E ',rt.nltr,tnrv r., mnk,ie tfn trn
ilr' nrilirs; 'nntt,rnnai.tl hin. 1nl ,iIlnsy
| Tunt,v m hIs huro bnrE. Thn pntlut,t
Hfur,g, Hfurns,, w IN ".' linn l,ko tiuer 'Asid md
tha Motor hn,, Il, siodpa ira, ~ votv 10 oscnns,
6low Wnei, ho i lanneGei % o,it at @ hin,. ur. % Mnr.
10 yco Gvnty iipst,tai, h,,I lrynx oxpurenco
win hin. ia vrt,w rnm,iis: woryt. snnsTns VAR,
rnrn iii fr..,nnnt Ina NJ in sorn"r ~ HshIn,,d
mTn,o na Gcxrcss w s,f9ct S eo5 he Inpea NJ frn.
III hsSIt nnt, inriad nIr nj ifynjy iue,. ii wn
viii ,snof St,,t.,ifs shnr Il" ,rHa if"ni., t,T r.,
tho hsnirnp nt,s' ia 1stnltinW wnu f1,1,, r., jn,i
that str.it H,,L. f"t III In" II Mill - hi,,s
ihN e r,s" M. Srp1 .tnianfI ~ ~ tho ~ rotn ~
iia hr's NM "s nn,fn n catat,nt, wv Wn. a3,nrt
n tl P't tr xh ~ sars LAIN ~ ""s '"'s
ano lu'cA' ino e*na'Nuons "o1o III
SUDDEN, Si1AHr SNAPS AND SSA1lt+s,
not Nutlko those made by MI np9prnl dog.
Chloral was administered In ehnsidernb bic ul,s-
tIty, and BY lnor1uK the p.,tieUt WIS 80 far la,-
, 1881-07-14
LAW AND 4OHtVALRY,

utVxxEErEli s4,rit j Misi Xa TltANsauri0Ns..
1t wus stMtad in M itau, In ruesduy's TutpuNH
,hnt M sh"s,,y h. haa irv,e, mr. so.no mln,nw sto"
,,,n eU ,ass at. w sao . sevea ~
, nsaoSxnS 10 san, tao nuoHxeepos o.
shortuvo was tho oucasiou of +, la.o looai eorsn-
tton. Tho stoct In o,,cssIon w"s lhnt of tho f,,I
Mining Company, Of. Chtcago. IN which slalth
hntd 1,0d7 sharoa, a,l tho levy WIS to sAtlsfy IN
execution Ut: sl,010 In favor OF tho North slo
3,iT.atpa 1s .. C1mRht ~ tos t9o Mso ns :! ~
s..hiuh ,rnHs 4. y ~ 3nr" ~ '''oscs1tas stosy'
"nnaSn' P!H.y, - ~ aot!uWsts sts,,i.t, .a ,..,,a,
n ran ~ VT s'.s,t .n
, 1881-07-14
MIRNLAGES..

lfuiY1AND-WAkNE.-At tl,e rosidonc1 NJ ths
hrhlns pntnns. Ik C!.stnut.tI July H. by tho taT
tlt. tMtturn Mr.. w, 81. liOW1n,d ind Ailst M(dn IL
WAr'lu. M cstt,s. 80
,,WlltrEtIE!il-isANHOt HOtSH-Iniy. 1A, nj tho Flint
congregational church., ltnyeuswDItf. by thu jpy W
a. L0rti, Iptn NJ, .Wti1iui,cnl und l1vlnla r. Isf.
row., DDtli of HhvcHhwut,t No cards. .;
, 1881-07-14
DlLL.s1fOKEns,,
TnE pEco1tA7oMs Or ID lAn wALls IN ANNUAL
=, :, : CONVENTION, p.|,e ~

TUE UECW1INEVNH VF ONHH WNNLR ~ NENQAN
49, - UQAyAST|ON, - - -,
Tho teuth aunuaL med lug Of tho Intcrna ttouRl
lill-lostces .Aseoaiatao4 upuned at tho COinnlurv
clul Hotel yesterday; I'll, ttt aession was cullcd
IL nrslcr ut nool, py; th{ President, ucoree i.
Troy sur, Ut this cityt .Its Cretenttul Coinmtte0
fuIt0rtal a list OF thoeq entlllat u seats, md
The Chairman appointed tho following standing
COMmlttces. ~ ; =.
ApponIs-j. L. Waat, t,oaausport; John Q. A.
Chapman, Ctno!unaus Y, Il. Cottrell, st, L0uA,
HinAAeA-loh9 II, tnsonby, Naukcgnpt r,
, 1881-07-14

The call Of these certificates will DO continued
July II, at the twelfth public salo, ut the Elk.
chuI,Re. Ampng the acltlnl sales matla yeator.
day was thlt Ut residence tot on Twonty- -soco1llt
slruot,-A sacapt lot =sxl0o feet 10 alley. trout,
ing north on West Twonty.sOconi str6ot, IT.
foot west 0f I.cNvltt street. Tho terms wore Hll
ctlaf md tho property sold for e;s7b.
ArunE the ultlg held over for acceptance by
TIC o,F!lur within twcnty.fous hours wcro tho
North sido Improved psopcrty-A hlook Of
FIVE tw1-atory brick houses with suA-cUary,
Nos. a. ~, ~, go 755 sodgwiek street, south:
c!st cnrnrr. Wulater ava,iuc. ono block from
!Amcon raeis: los 1a. .oi147sS foot. Upset price,
Hyde Park ros!ionce lo.s-one hundred and
twoIty toct on Chestnut street. GetWcDn Fred.
orlck pluuo und l<tmbnrk Ayon1u, 1Nl foot deep.
Upset urlco, per fruit font, $is:i5. l,!d, SIC,
kenWuod uOurt pruperty-L0t III Dluok J..
Davis: sub.llvisIon. ;5 tcet west front on
Forty.sovuuth and Eorth.eixhth streets. Up.
sct price. per front foot. $40. Jaid, SUI,
Lots OIL Fairfield avonnB-SDy0n lots. east
front On FHirneld avenue, north Df Lake, ono
block east Ut California ay1nue. 2ixl.0 feet.
upsot price. a. rcr front foot: 1ttd, $I0.'
Wtst SIl1o l0ts-Hoyen lots, ~ < Iii west front
price, Sla psr fruit foot, Hid, $40.
Suuth Side huaIhosB lnr-I.ot southeast corner
Twcnty.s!xth anu ltltlsr streets. 2txls6 f0et to
alley. Upset prlc0, &l.60t. Did, $t,@@50.
, 1881-07-14

'rlu Washington, y. q. STIR, wo nollee RI,
fntS 10 tho G1sn Of Miss Harriet l., DNwsnn
thu New York correspondent. OF tho Ne,y;
OrlGnNa plc'il1iltc. ltmtler THO 1lQHt-sic-plNus
Of" t,'-WllD WIS cured 0f vcry RuyerV
rl,u,tluasia pains Il, tic back by the ,ise oi St
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persons not eutl'oIcuty protected nrainat t,nnl,,
lox' ", !n,mmt.T.,,s; 'I,, ns ~ p, rrssan.
T,TUSVlLLE.

'rtTUavlii.t:, I'a., July lM-{)il opened n
TGti; hlhln,sl. 1'l 1owpst, 15nnS; closed, 13tS.
shirllHt,ts.. 5,:sW barrels; charters, i4,i1::
tuils, OJ,luO. 'S'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12
Political EsOaIaGS.

Representative Willets, Of Michigan, who
has charge Of the Mormon bill, proposes to
punish and discourage mormonism by deny
ing suffrage to all who practice polygamy.
He hopes to get the bill reported and have
it before Congress this session, so that the
next Congress will deal with the question in a
way to wipe out the disgrace.
The Grant people are very much dissatisfied
over the course Of Don Cameron, who has
been debauched by the Sherman influence
and is in constant communication with the
new administration.
It is understood that the Republicans and
Democrats will divide the offices and organ
ize the Indiana Senate without contest. It
stands "a Republicans, % Democrats and
Nationals, two of whom will vote with the
Democrats, making tie. The State Auditor,
Rep, Will preside.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12
NOTES OF NEWS.

The inter Oceans Washington special says
The suggestion that Bruce, OF Mississippi,
be called into the Cabinet, is we'll thought OF
BY Garfield, but he will consider whether
such step would not stir up the South too
greatly. Bruce himself is anxious to have 1t
understood that he does not insist on social
recognition, but only holds to the rights of
his people in every other way.
4 dispatch from Rio Janerio says On
the 18th Of December last mob Of 300 per-
sons burst into the prison at Entire Rios, Ar
gentine Republic, and hacked to pieces four
slaves who had murdered the son Of their
owner.
Il is said that the marriage Of Baroness
Burdett CoutIs with Ashmead Bartlett will
take place the present month, and the clause
of the will Of the Duchess Of st Albans by