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, 1881-12-19
SUBURBAN..

11aAAENOOQ.'
Tho EnElawood Union Veteran Club havc re-
celvcd q charter from the Secretary OF Stnte,
application for which was at1o ut tho lust tuuut.
ing of tho club. Tho licucssary steps to orxanizo
undor tho now charter will DO taken ut tho next
regular maotlng. Several shares Of stock In tho
sold!ers Memural n1Ildlng havu nlready beou
donated to tho club, and 1t Is expected that
minority oE tho stock Will eventually fall lnto
thor hands. Tho building. Will probnbiy bo'
completed and dedicated same tlmo,ln January,
Tho members OF the former Enxtpwood Lttor.
ary Society arc invited to reunion, to bo given
ths evening at the resit!ouoo Of Mr. y. j. HUB
Tho twenty. foar.lach main, whioi, is bolus
tald through tho Ylitaxu OF liytio park 10 supniy
the Town 0f Lnko With Mnt0r, ID progressing fR.
ynrably under tho SUPERVISION OF Oil. j. T. Eos
ter. tue superintendent OF Public Works 0f tho
forfeited, Ails1 aiiloo thou tho tuwn has UNDER
t!lken tho work nn III own hook. It ta expected
TINT 1t VIII bo o0tnpletc1t by Fob. l..
Tho chlcaAo City ltRllr0ah Cumpany expect to
Mfty.tlrth atsoot by tiig lime Tho cal,lc Fond Il
IN operation, Thlk viii furnish q consinuous
street. car line nf Uycr i've miles, nnd will KIye
ah 1mret!is fN building Alniix tho rUAte. Tho
Track will bo continued to EngIowoo.l noxt sea-.
son.
Tho collision OH the Hook. Island Itoad, be.
tween TWehty-ihird and TwDnty. fourth streets,
Friday eScnilg, wien tho ltoek island uxpress.
!r'lli ran lntu Lake Shpr0 fraght. tsAitAtstsGh.
ing g ~ the, main track, Was a narrow escape
otnsf 81 mo awu r0atls. It scUnIa that tho OK
train bad tw0 cars nf SILK worn,s valued ut
tsnaM. wh!eh luckily escaped. The telescopcd
tf"kaf. n eas was laaAea WIN coal ,. IN barrss,
cumstance which would hnvo addotl greatly TO
tho lainnRo donp.
, 1881-12-19

Mttc ur.ans Ltt!sr IN Lquttpttft UDurifr-JoMrnal
proved to be "Comedy Of Errors" a rich Old
creo9 opphsoa tho marraXe Of bis only ttIuRh-
tor with poor arttsf. Ono evening thcro was q
the grand boulevard Espiauad". Thoro was I'M
air of mystery In Its lhuYompnts. Tho driver
lo4keA around. and thou, apparently from sumo
ElGnA!, liked bis eyes at tho wfllnW Of nlAalston
very little ietant FROM tlis haitiug~pac a TO-
ment, ut the ean,o tnomoot bidding the drivor to
advance. lilo did NJ. nGd when tho carriage stood
immediately ut tho dear, beucAth tho lighted
window tall and hnndaOno nun JuMpeu nut
OF tho veh!clo and nnttrt,d tho house. Shortly
after this two oloakod figures passcd hurflcdly
hAstley entered Tho eArrtaRe. plosol tho door.
ind rfsquest1d tho driver tn "specd iikp light
Mug. All alt Het)tlemnil, tho proprietor OF tho
nialalon and the tAthor OF the lrtts tEain1rnt.
was q spectator Of the whoso atinir, and. gt!nx
softly from priv!to tioor: !noumtca the rumbso
OF tho carrluRe and found ht,usof Wh,rled OH tho
road to Milaobarg, tho Iako port OF tho MoblIe
; The qld follow had eaught shoru. The ioyera
worH @ id the carrlnKs, but hp Nns on the box. On
Down jumped tho fathor and opened tho door.
What did bio sco7 Could IL bol Yes. It was his
own hostlor aud his daughters matdl The
aRrlFhted servants duscendod frutn tho
esqa!:lsIy comic ttst % %sEs %dssepe!ntsd Il. ps: !:
otnlflnG. tell Oh their knees and beHgod for
E1Vonoss The prevailing mnnln for einpomunE
haa ect1Ga Ihonl. haon4 u carEll.Ko bofure the
ao1r. aud bulng under pruers FROM tho mallIDn-
niso e watch The arttsta movements, they
tress by ualnE thu artlsI's carriage for thelr
own. Meanwhile tho Artist and tho lady Were
being married. At tho house OF u fribn1.
, 1881-12-19
Samuel Morley on Amortoa.


Mr. Samuel Morley In giving to hfs constltll-
cuts ~ Btistol lust nght the rUs,lta Ut htN OH
scryattons during bis rGoont tunr in the Unted
hatos. snit hn could bear testmouy to tho hearty
fuultnv which pervad1tl tho htatcs towArtl Eng
Land. lls M hcnessa r. Mousd t,sye been Kratltlo4 70
hear ~ % Old In lifty yt1tMrt0rs-fndGol whprover
ho found himself Win an intelligent AacrIean-
lhHt tho iestors anl Mcasaxes received from. tho
Queen pf England went straight 10 tho heArk OF
.; re A;morigan people, The Western States. Air.
eassos OF our surplus, population. Hut caru
ehoGia De taken ~ 10 tho classes who elpi9raled
Clerks and HnruhDusoMan were hut wanted
ne. theto: Mnat wa. needed thoEo. was farmers
who might ho anxious to change and might hMva
tlttlu capital lott. Thoy wulla bo costu!n 10
ssacooea ~ nnyin9 propor sutIoducdons and W
a t. e. Immense 9 n 4eg1ge. Aad there was sseut
n1oh ,Is struck with the elser4y or thu people a
NJ, tmuy mnaer1ok; o %as present. at
Mon aad AMerlca1ls ny t, which mutton was best
o4tit!ed TO tho ho,lor Or dsl!onor Of bony wor-
shipess s ct tho .aln!lxhty dnllar." Tho discus.
elon. % Thought, wont In favor at America. but
30 fancted that wo wore both tArsod With tho
samo hsu4h: iie was surpstsed at the voEy lAfse
pfonostioh af tue wealthlest suou tn the 8tatas
Hho lad peco10V wealthy BY spacu!Atiou4 Very
, 1881-12-19
kxyar ON stIsosslsta ~ In pcnnsy 1vanfa.

Atl1 la5k HAH 5l+ff<.}.
PH1tA ADELrLiIA, Doc. 11.-.fhero 10. fun ahend
In politics tu this State. Tho HtalwArke, led Dy
Cameron, hnyc settlod upon leu. Beaver as the
Hing candidate for Governor, nnd orders havo
bCen sent to tho oruans throughout tho St1tc to
that 0!1crt. .MennWhiio MI independent p}GmCnt
y ut work to Ealn control Of tho Gubernntorlnl
Convention. Thls bIemont, wlsen CHnlcron cupt-
ures the convention, Will full Into Iino md sup
port DeavGr. The hoters ar0 now to takp Il
hand. Chairman hlokee, OF tho committee Who
ehampI0ned tho Wolfe CAUSE In the lAtu cum
patyn, today issued call addressed 10 tho lntlo-
ponIcnt Hcpublicnna: ile snya:
" You Nr9 earnestly requested to 6and pprc-
sentattvos frum each county to btnte 20nfor~
gnoo to DO hcld III Philadelphia on Thursday,
Jun. l.. 183ss a. 10 q, ~, to tako Into c0nsfdera-
ton tho Wisdom Of ptaolnR III no1ninatlon
proper peranns Tor tho otnces Ut Governor,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Secretary Of Internal AT
fairs. aud Supreme Court JuJG1, nhd such Othnr
matters as lnay como before tho conference
looking to the overthrow OF loss rule and tho
elimination Of tho pcruluious 'spolls sy8toM :
and tts kudr1d evils from tho administration Ut
public affatrs. 1t Ia Dt tho utmost Importance
that thnso 61,0o0 unshackol voters who sapport.
60 the lntsepcndent candEdacy Of the Hon.
Charles 4, Wplto for tho oIce Of State Trea4uror
as solemn protest ngainst ring domluntion. to.
getnor with tho scores Ut thousands OF liberty
loving eltsxsns WIN nru rcady to Join In tho next
revolt against Dossiam.' shMll bo worthIly rGp-
roAante1 ut thta conference"
This !n0nns Whr Un Hohver, and an independent
t(cketif NIug candidate Ia Nominated.
, 1881-12-19
PGcnllArlttes OF a Trustce-NIenlofandn an dn
of u Milton Dollars Disburscd Kept
In Three small Books.

Nt41 YORK 5'lns DE. TO-
The dlsc0ntontcd heirs OF Elizabeth Nhino-
lander Underhtll about yoar aE0 putlttoned
Surrogate Ooliu, Of Waatchester County, that
bo compelled 10 render At. houount Ut bis stow
HFtlshtp Tor tho past twonty.4slo y9ars. ny tho
tsrtNs ct her will one-thtru nf her .noncy,
nmnlntinR to nearly u million tIollnra, was loft
absolutely to Philip II. undorh.Il aud the bal-
nnco to bis two 9lstera during tholr 'llfetmU,
with Il remainder In foo after their death to tho
grandchildren. g0yen IN number.
The trustee Ii II Wea1thy bachelor nC Now
ltuohGlIe. IIn fs Aon1eHhat ecetntrtc, md he up
pcars to haYo strange lucas ns to tho besE way
10 manage tho cstatc, HilnGltnR It's funds with
bis Own ny = prOnlisoloua 1,anner. In the pnst
As haa paid bis alstuEs tncutao whenever and ia
such amounts ue suited bis own convenience.
rarely taking secalpts Or vouchers. UsoI
hti hands, yot tho only b0oks ho can show arc
threu Ltmnutiye ones, which he could en8iiy
curry With hf&ns tho untrtes Aro mostly mndc lii
pencil. Ong dAy ho test!ilcs that he iu possessed
ct no Income Dr fortune whutuytr, apart from
the cstAtg AnHther dAy that nc IL tho solo owner
pt uG4flY 600, ,nQ worth Ut 5cAl estate and tnurk.
GaKeB. At q feGunt htArlMg In the ensa the Bur.
rOKato'A PntlbnC0 bBaame GxhnuaiCl, nut no IN.
Mnunce1 from tho bench that, while he believed
Mt. underhtlla tnt9ntluus and acts hxd beDn
hUncat, ha rlt1lory WAS ~ defective fhht bo VIVA
atspoaeta to daaAssAs him from tho stand NJ nm
tAcompetgtent Witness; that ho soemea 10 know
TINT hs must decide tho case without any assist
aHCe from MIN. :,
Ths hulrs, who have watched the trial With the
greatest anxiety, BELIEVE their future lttDresta
10 bo iupcrilcA. aud that tho estate ts being
wasted, ..'.-s'''
, 1881-12-19
JEWISH REFUGEES,

AnothcF NloctlnE In AID OF tho PGtAGs
cnf6d lows rroitA lIunaln.
A meeting of ftussEatl und Polish lows to tho
n1''nhor of about forty was hcll ut Oriental Hail
lust evening, tho oblect l,efn8 to perfect nm or
Rnnizahon to assfst thu 1sussian refugees COM
Ing TO thts city.
Nathan Davis was cal,o,t TO the chair. md DR..
Henry dprtont apoho OF tho work 1t was pro-
posed TO do. and Of tho llccossty Of orranl.in9
being driven frcm tslss!a on nccoslnt Of tlotr
religion. ile q,tnted frnln q recent 81: retora-
shere e1Sm Toay WV a a @ s tsas
spring would TO vory tnrxc. \.
spoke IN la1lAtiu;3 or the Jewish character and
tha movement tor tho ro!lct ut tho ltussIuu ref.
rsepic worships @ o sssor SS to e Tho Stntss na
shat i wtie sympaihy sao,i'i. 10 soit tnr, any
sakc+ wo did not undertake to eny whuthor tho
jew, Christian. or Mohanlmctinn wns right. hut
y Nmorioans ~ an MsSa ho Ss'tevsa ' "0s'
THE ENTl'E PEOPLE, pEsrIsEp RUSSIA.
whothcr shc was doing whnt sho was frnni Dc.
nl4n Oe frolti her own itnpptonee. Christianity
tmfht np:a pansr, s5Sn ~ sd
peraecutel II at,r religion was real. Individually,
10 KNOW no t.fEfcronco between jew and Genttlc
p1necd tho Jews on u rot'tnK with tho Pilgrim
Fathors wlo ea.no hero iieelngtlrom rcllgln!is
IT, ,S ad fbrfna dna fq t tSy
warsI has! nf religion and aisilizstion couIl
bn traced bnok to tho historic tablets upGn
went to tho Jcws for our religion. and liz whom
we clatr1etl as Tho Son OF God was even Of that
pcoplo. It was wonderful, therefore. TO him
[Applau.e] For l,5oo years thoy had been With:
out Il co.lEtry, but they haa hung toSethor. and
unly sec ono thing wrotig, and that was that
they wcro 4fseu
, 1881-12-19
MARINE NEWS.
Tho Canadian 1ovcrnf,ient 10 It4tMbliall
n Storm Blgnhf Station Mt tho Mouth
OF Detroit River.

Tho Canadian 8OVcFnRtent 10 AsAtMbIfah
n Etorn-slgnnt Station Mt tho Mouth
Of Detroit River.
sp.efot Dbpasea. to M Chicago 7rsslns.
AMuEnaTnunu, Ont, Dec 1a.-Throush repro.
scntntlons tnade By THE TRIBUNE correspondent
Mt Atnhorstburg Inst sumner Ia J. e. Patterson,
NJ. r. for Essex, It hiss boon doclod to tatablfih
stornl.slgral station at tho mouth Of Datrait
nivur. rho stntton will l,o In connection With
tho CANADIAN Meteorological Bcrycc, and Will l,o
established Mt tho Lime.Ktlns Crossing. In Or
dor to avoid confusion Of tho night warning Sig
I,ats with tho stgnnl Of, depth Of wntor
on tho Llme..Kilns tho depth Of waior
next season wifi be denoted .by green and rel
lights ana tho storm s'gt,als by bright lights.
Tho tnaats for tho display ot tho, storm signals
will o erected Il little to tho aolth OF tho water
sgnnls. nud Will bn about iEteen fsot fowor: A.
4 Unrtton. Of Tnr0nto, Is iocatIt1g tho position.
Dun L Garfield Will l,nvo charge or tho stations,
which Is q guarantee that thoy vii! he propcrly
attended t0. Mr. Patterson gnys that ho Is pI1-
tloavoring to hhvD tho Canadinn Government
put tho Denny t!ghs III good shaPo aI,d Will
Try and hnve q fog bell or horn psAccd sh1rc,
which S futich needed.
, 1881-12-19
Lptltfs3,1 JktiIfs.

wcIl-known GGrulan manufacturer Of tniea
warcs lIorr aphacl Of preslatl, now 1nakos iiiCa
paaks TOT tho face, which arc quito trans parent,
aol1s. They afford Roos! protection To all wnrE-
tic, who arc lla1lo 70 10 tnJuret hy heat, dust,
or Rox!nus yapors, all Workers with lro, .netal
kiuts Ut Kelndnx md tollshlpY wnrk tho lIynH
fragments rebound frolI thu &rohed mica platGs
Of tho tlusk without tnoIll. rhesa platos
arU tixpi Ia metallic franz, which IL sufl iaQ.
lated " means ot asb4st9s 10 Al 4lot 70 be Ut
aRaiust u4tca apcctAc!ea, they atEor,l the advan.
taHo ut protcctlun ko tue whole face. lA purllia
Cases tho neck aud shoulders may nlAo bo HuRfdtti
by u sheat OF cloth ,uaprcynatcd with tlreprooi
taterlal. or by aso<e.los sheet, attached to the
mask. Ihe Interval between tho MleK s1a tho
, 1881-12-19
THE CORN CROP.

Positive stntcu.ent tl,nt It IA Not More
tla6h Ouo.tl.srd Of an Average Yield.
~ iht Eduor d ma Eh,eoao 1,4Sun.
CHICAGO. Dec. l1-Thero havo occn so mnny
conflicting reports concerning tho corn crop OF
1881 that thought would i.iyo my personal o1,-
sqa.. -, ~ W. oa. ~. .as @ ~. sutts uss.
many OF tue members or tno Doafd OF Irado
much short Ut IN average crop, For tho pust
twrnty-ilvo yonrs hnvc iran ,scal,ng in rraIn.
~ S,.n ,sn.' S .,an,.. .eo.. 'au .sas ~ s!au,
process Of rnislns tho crop. Mover In TINT time
hive / sccn 80 Fcucral "a failure Of corn, lllf.
nols, iowa' NebFask. Aailsas' anu M'ssonsi. mo
great corn 'Er0WinR statcss have not more than
onc-third OF a crop OF corn. Thls know from
rc1o.1i m aoyo arv,mci{ .thnt thcrf, VISA IN m.
+.rnt ~ ~, n,nr,;. ar<,1, IT,. t,tas ,,n,,t
!ng over tho territory nbovo named,
l am thoroughly I convinced TINT
, 1881-12-19

eyes nltowB nf workmon WIN hnvo poor eyrslTht
wearing epco.hulrst anil Df workers with tlr0 I,
In Noting Operations wearing co!orcti gInss apcu-
tclcs ,itltlor tho ,nAsk without fetr Of breNknge
at the giHHs, micH beng stipn n bnu conductor 1T
bent. whore tho mask has to be wnrn long 1t Ia
found t1nslrnb!1 to nfh n chOutotnitc tut1D with
tnuihptcen for ndtnisstnn uf frush mir: tho ttibo
pnstcs out to tho shoulders, vlinro Its funrnl.
shnped md fs0met.nos hnfIlink tnoistencd
spDnuu, Is snprortotl. Tho tanAk has sort Of
cup attnohod 10 It for tlxturo on tho bead.
, 1881-12-19
Tho South p1anitou Light Discontinued.
THE LAND LEAGUE.

Bishop rIoQuaId, Of Rochester. NJ. r.,
Tells His Flock thut the hines DctSveen
tho Catholic Church ani the Lnnd
LcnGtc Aro Sharply Drawn.
ROCHESTER,, NY, Dec. 1g,-Dlshop McQuaid. in
n sermon today, sud that tho following Ut n fow
pricsts with loose consoionces did not sanotIfy
the Mo- Iiont cause in Ireland. lie polluted
hIs pconto to tito position Of the popc us Op.
posed to secret organizations, and concluded hts
addross With tolltllE tho people that botwcon tho
rovointtonlsta Of tho Land rcaguo and NIL 9Oott
l,t. IL,
, 1881-12-19
The PRE1TlEs1 SIGHT YOU E

THE PREITIEST SIGHT YOU EVER SAW =
can ho witnessed any hour OF tho day, or aven-
tnr this week. ct the great manufacturing con-
feohoaoTy house Of John Ksana. ~ and 30 State
street. Thousands are ayailtng themselves Of
the opportunity, -: -.
, 1881-12-19

Is tho picture Of health alnca sho began tho usa
of "WellA' I1cAlth Rcnawer"; greatest rGmo1y
on earth for dyspepsia and iloryuus wokknctt-
81. Drugglsta. Depot. IL Lake at.s,ot.
, 1881-12-19

IN hfnh f,f,
tmportnt,on oi forcg,, !" uotIs. tbas fho tme, r he
So yeF Srso U1 4cuoton nd be- h"e nn
Of Tho Bfotes. '' '"''psN"'"' - >'o "Hs 7'0''A
49, -------------
THE SILVER QUESTION.
-
Voice from tho Pacific con~t-A Now
A"pce, .aI.o oi .Mo ,'.,,e,1l Wnes.'o"'
s"n Fr"nelteo na'lttfn.
NJ" ~ .ae
t,,nmontu ttnns nf thp i,fe,duns ar ,f l,s scoro.
tarr OF tho or to silver u "eson
Whom tho question Is fully examined 1t will be
found found TINT yast mass or people ontalan ot the
OF Colorado. hns been tho arst to give expression
to s Tho ,d' parallel a avnnn Which ne %
H. "n ,Mc nrnh.so =, ,v ,;',,1ona ~
monthly of silver for tho bencl1t OF tho silver
producing ,stntes. But tho cnoots arc pretty
much tho sumo. II, AZ recommended, tho silver
cert!leatses which nto now out, amounting to
soo,oo.ooo, Should DO cn'le,i Y and tho aot
furthpr. Tho Inv wh,cb cnlIs far tho
conaea ~ s,o1ooo ~ ...tona.r, do,,nrs
monthly should also 10, ropealod, thors Is every
crably from tho nrescnt nyeraxo Of Ska. If Il
@ to- Sseea ts pot fhn Ws
xatioti went into elect md tho Latin Union lad
re- ree qnaE9 of The whtc
polIny t~nansi In thinks X w1f, hn va fi,o ct;snt
of bringing two nations-England and 6erma,iy
standnttt Of gotd', There is avery rcasnn to t.
efs wod aeod 9n sao w q so sa
truus results to tho natious 10 uncstlon. il
, 1881-12-19
MONUM ENTAIL.

John II. V0lk, tlbstgner and manufacturer OF
fluo aranlto aud marble monuments, tablets,
statuAry, ourblnk, etc., In selected stock. O1lco
CORNER Dearborn and Randolph streets.
, 1881-12-19

snlne nowa of. the Chtcngo Cenvnntton Ind
roached ireland. md tho poorle wrrO quito
eancr TO learn how tho deliberations would rc"
, 1881-12-19
HANnSnME nnnR CASES.

Elegant odor casos, toilet bottlos Allied with
Dr.. pflce's delicate perfumea, nice present for
tho holidays, can bo found at tho porfumatory
OF Etpele s. Price, ll0 Randolph stFoet,
, 1881-12-19
TILE CITY.


II. C. DANA, oS Hustosl. IL at tho TtcMont.
A.. C. MrEKxn, Of 1T, Paul, Is at tho fremont.
JolfS l.. SANDS, or st. Louis, Is at tho Sherman.
]. N. IfAnpy, OF Now York, Is nt thc fremont
1upoE H. Lowkar, Of Fort Wayne. ii nj tho
Palincr. +.
SAMUEL. II. CARTER, of Cleveland, Is Mt tho
Sherman.
JAMES f. nnroos. Of wtnthspp. Mint. is Mt
tho Palmer.
Mus F. u. wInr1AMs Of Providence. II. l., Is
at tho Palmer ~4
EsrHvAv oouoA. Of Tucson. Arl., is ut tho
duboE e. I.rNpE, Of Rock Island. Is Mt tho
Grand Pacific.
bts L. 1tAMrroS, Of snvannnh. Gu, ia at tho,
Grand Tnctfc.
JouS w. rusx. Of Springfield. Ill.,, is at tho
Grand Faoltic.
GHonux II. WEspr1Sa, Of Bloomington, Ill, In
Mt tho Sherman.
GEuuoE II. THOMPSON, Of Winnipeg, Mani,obn.
isn't tho Palmer.
TttE Hon. J. II. Aiou11ox, Of La Crosse, Wis,
Is at tho fremont
sAstuKt Ramsay Of Necdsourf;, Wis, is At
tho Grand pacl1c.
MAJ..GEN. T,rAckEn, of Toronto. Cannda, Ia
at tho Grand pncllc.
btl. ASD Mus. GEo1tuE II. RussELf4 Of Detroit,
arc nk tho Ftand rAcftio.
Tnx Hon. !. n. Oatbwattc, Of 1shpcming, 1
Mich, is NJ tho Tromont.
". Fl. GrLLxrrE md Tho Professor" COM
company nro at tho Sherman.
j. y. RAnuunN and George Graof. OF San Frau-
cisco, nlt Ut the Grand l'ar'ilo.
D. J. CHASE, Genernl Superintendent OF tho
Atohison. Topeka s. SANTA 81 lta!lrond, Is ut tho
Palmer House.
a. D. FonnEs, Rockford, H.; e.. q. bronson
, 1881-12-19

DAIr1uonE, Md, Dec. 17.-The Irish sh-Amcrioan
Booiety mrs arranging to raise blaryland's quota
Of tho $s50, 600 pledged tho Irish Land League by
the Ch!cngo Convention. Tho aooteties arc nlso
arrangtn9 for celebrating tho centenary OF GRAFT
tan's proclamation Of Irish Independence Feb. q.
next
, 1881-12-19

We know Hop nitters are above aud beyond
~ ~ Hutrltsou4 tonic and CqfAuyo. boe an
uthor cOluuu,
, 1881-12-19

DAyENroRr, 1a., Dec. 1s-Thomas Power
OConnor spoke at tho Opera House here this
evcung In behnlf OF 1rolant1'a cause, to an Atdt-
enco of nbout LOCO porBous.; lln was introdunnd
byM. V: uannon, President Of tho Iowa State
IenEuo. =.
, 1881-12-19

snotho a'tt, and ward Ut tho turrb'e rAv,t,Xs nt-
tcndunt upon Tho MaluIy, he dlul Ia thu fuost
trlKhttul nEun!ea uud spasin8.
MANY FislEn's holso af prostitution on State,
near H,ngteenth street. wins tho AuenU OF dis.
as eo.msen oaSinetfassor sIook yssS"y as n, mnsa,
f!easa ai J, = ,,i the 9iSs Jonu,as iosl pces It
hs hpso ~ l'!nnrde mouth. and bGsIdcs rpputycu
cor Dennts hinhoitoy arrsstea tH the % IeilacrMsnt M
ond ytrert taoi. carsnF tasm respastiyefy
With dfsorderly eunduct aud mayhem.
pEt.,Tr,shKRlFF hRlFF II. =. WAnsEts,. Of 0rundy
Ca!nty' lln9is. arrived IN th's city satur,iAy III
sehreh of Mtku Humphrey, Il Chicago crook
nans .t &: Uurrc!l l. Co., Of init r'sosu to ~. IN
fnr SlH. Humphrey WIS iooutud u Ut tho c0rnnr
s,osa 81 1s,feds9a 6,a w. rorusf street: y 9Ysrs
RIreot statllon, a!d iherc arrested Sy ihs he
deputy ns a'uock ycsturday morning, lis WIS
takon to Norris last nlxht.
ALICE i. MEfYsNT, or bleIlte Anos ns abe /,
sometimes called, tho black prostitute who shot
aud Killed ner white husband. Ansos il. Ms,iert.
lnst Saturday afterno0n 10 now IN Rront mental
S sws IT ssf ahs hsa @ sss 's - sss
s hn X. o.tas r. slY @ hs,
. thEaat wh!eh sas nude vhcn Asss locked
nc:k 10 as esess. bar Of thS ce oor sho tfiinIs
proving.
"A ONION u,eeti,ig Of, tue Trades Assembly and
w. Washington Street. alr. Gcor1s NogpEs
!.roaldeut q 'tlo f'riner Organization, presided
=, u. l.. EHlWf1Tt lcleKltA u tho rccont llttAhugK
IAtor Convention. uladu \ report u Its uelnli,
ssaA1ng tho Platform ald declaration Of 1ritl.
aGcepted by tito ,nusting. This was objected to,
mid vithurA~n. 4 !nNH discussion than cI,.
esp.sa tsa ss apx Il J. Mssses M.s.s ta5g
ACkrg, u!Ake. Hymn, Connolly, aud UthetH.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

The above is only small portion Of property On
,ny ,s.yaI oIoMs nn ,st and 18th decl7
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THROUGH One ADMINISTRATION, I"
NOVEL OF
Social, Political and Depart
ment Life in Washington,
BY
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett
AUTHOR OF THAT LASS o. LowRIEs," "A
FAIR BARBARIAN" "HAwoRTH'S," SC.
A NOVEL OF

This story was begun in the Novem Der
number of THE CENTURY MAGAZINE
(Scribner's Monthly, and will run through
the coming year. II will be of special in
tercst to all who are familiar with life at
the Capital.
The November and December numbers of
THE CENTURY contain also two portraits
of President Garfield, splendidly engraved,
DIR. Bliss story of the Illness paper by
Il. V. Smalley on some characteristics of the
late President, capital short story by
Mark Twain, Frederick Douglass my Es.
cape from Slavery" reproduction of the
life mask of Lincoln, etc, etc.
The December number has been out of
print, but new edition is now ready. All
dealers receive subscriptions and supply
numbers, or the publishers may be addressed
direct
The January Number,
ready on the 23d, will contain the third in
stalment of Through One Administra-
tion," and, among 1t miscellaneous contents,
a most interesting paper by Col. Rockwell,
entitled
"From Mentor to Elberon,"
with reproduction of the photograph of
President Garfield, sent by Mrs. Garfield to
the Queen.
The February mid. winter number will
have the new cover, designed by Vedder,
and will include the text somewhat con-
densed) of Mrs. Burnett's play, "Esmeralda,"
now so popular in New York.
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PERSONAL.

r FILTERS WRITTEN ON ANY SUBJECT,
j MS. revised, briefs drawn, collections made,
pensions, attorney for land warrants and patents
Speeches and lectures prepared at shortest notice
All business confidential. MRS. NJ. a. LACH.
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IT HAS BEEN discovered that Speaker
Keifer owns several thousand acres Of land
out in Nebraska, aud the Western papers
infer that he will incline his right ear to
the improvement of the Missouri River.
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WE ARE PANIED TO NOTE the departure
of tho Hon. Isaiah =. Christiancy from our
midst. Divorce suits often require man
TO 20 home to mend his financial fences.
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THE FOREIGN POLICY of Mr.. Freling-
huyscn was decided upon last night at the
residence of Mr.. Blaine. II had strong
aroma Of terrapin and champagne.
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FOURTEEN PRINTERS and about thirty
proof.readcrs are said to have committed
suicide since the name of Frclinghuysen
was sent in.
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Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1881.

QUITE A NUMBER of people in this coun-
try will pass dull holidays. They had ex-
pected the body of Guiteau for Christmas
gift.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER IL,
- lady's Breastpn in going from Sixth and +
streets northwest to Foundry church; liberal re-
ward will be given II returned to this Office Ad-
dress G. q. II. de20
TNOUND--ON p STREET, FRIDAY MORN
calling at i43O Twelfth street and paying cost.
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