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ifaefrstospn tM,l] fnrrtsHoG.tsncs liatiMora Fun,
tho lnilan spring district Ut tho ad.AncuA BKo
Vi " years aud 1unnths. She y VI faulty
noted for longevity. lipr grandfather dio4 Ut
sythe, Ut tho ags of Us, 4 brothcr, john, died pt
the aEo OF u. and sister. Annte. lived ~ 6y ~
xIh year, aud two btolhesa, aged respectively
II 6po ID.
, 1881-04-14
NAYS.
IT pOEsS'T REVIVE.

Senator Adams sald no wanted to sec bill
passed which would take tho Fire and Police
Departments out Of politics. For that reason
ho would not vote for the, bill. Ito thoreforo
moved to rocons!lor tho vote, 10 as To hayo
reconmisslon OF the bill.
Senator White sald be trusted tho motion
would not prevail. The House bill On that sntuo
topic might pass, and IL could bo amended 50 as
to tneot Senator Adalns' ytews. No bill OIL tho
topic could by any possibility get twcnty'al1
votcsou Of tho Bgnato. Tho talk ubout patch
> ing up tho bill was all buncnmbe.
Tho motion to reconsider was lost. and this
virtually sottlcs tho bl fur this acss!on at lcast
NOMINATIONS,
Amcssagn was received from the Governor
making tho following nominations:
- Al Trustees Of tho Southern Illinois Normal
Unfvcrs!ty. Jnmes lloberta, uf Jackson County,
md Edwin s. Russell, Of Wabash County, 70 bo
thoir OWL SUCCESSORS. --.
As Fish Commissioners. N. K. Fairbnnk, Of
Cook md y. r. lart!ett, Of A1auns County.
As members Of tho Hoard Of Commissioners Of
l.anor, Charles II. Deere, OF Hook Island; Josoph
G. Snow, OF Cook; Thomas Lloyd, OF st. Clair; A..
". Ktn9saud, of Cook; and Goorxo +, Isrown, Of
6angumon, whom he appointed july. lBi8.,
A State Agon,a to prevent eruelty to nuImals
For tho Town Of Lako. Cook County, Lovlt
Doty, Of VIII County, TO succeed y. II. Mar
quart, resigned: Eust se. Louis, Thomas 4.
Rasney.
3 A communication accompanied tho tncssaRo
atatug that, from representations nadu, tho
Governor waa satisfied that lra j, Bloomfield
did not possess tho kind of qualifications which
arc necessary to tho discharge Of tha sluttos Of
Trustee of the Soldiers Otphanl Homo ut Nor,
NAL. He had, therefore, this dnY reMnved said
Bloomfield md, appointed Duncan II. Funk, Of
Mclean County, ~ bis SUCCESSOR.
Tho Banato thon went into executive session
ana !4.,e oonuFm0d tho whole batch at ono fell
, 1881-04-14

cut1oura remedies are expressly ptIn scaie
curu ppnry species Ut huMnr o. LII LII rasrs ~
loor ourrd, AK 10 teo thsx9 retu,,'ss retu.at,ssa 49,
dFuygtpt's, II alllpted With skin o1seas''*
, 1881-04-14

there hni bcen ovcry effort male by the fr!onds
Of tho hill TO havc It fully considered In COM
mittcc.
sot,ator Ford called Needles hand, and wanted
Ia know II i,o ttarusl Instnunto anything against
t,,c integrity Of tho sonata Committee OH Mis-
cclInny.
TIE n1r1 WAS A NnEAr ONE.
and lis atlvecates wcrr backul up 1y tho cntlro
people OF the State Ut llnols.
Senntor tsice Claimed TINT tho bill had boon |
fully conaIiored md nuw wns tho ncceptoa
ti1,c to tict or tho innttcr. |
senntor Needles sAth he threw no lnsInt1ntlons |
ngninat my comtnlttco. H0 believed tho BILL |
was considered by tho Committee on Miscellany |
when tho Chntrnlan WIS homu In Chicago sick, !
and four members rcportod tho bill buck.
The Chair .iectarnl Noodles out OF order. lilo
ought tn have protested against tho Comnttsoa's
action long since.
senator Edwards said tho motion was made to
kill tho bill.
Nccalics don!edit.
Edwards wanted to know X Needles was
against the Illl. .,...,
NEEDLES said the better tins to disclose his
views wontA be when the roll wns cncd. 10
savo dispute be would say hc was against tho
bIif.
scnntor Edwards tDomoernt) cxhortod tho no-
r,aollcats tu stand irm and pass tho bill. 3fc
,yas gtnt thoro WIS Il God md morality faction
Il, tho Republican party.
Senator White told Edwards to tnko caro- Of bis
sIdc OF tho Chamber; tho Republicans could
look out for themselves. Whstu continued. Ills
constituents cloutcd him,
,r,,,,,. I,tr, .rc7, ~. VI, r,.r, 1,,,r
a""t ~ ~ m"L .l1, LIZ, .1 ",n1
anc nc was agnlnst II HFst4 tst, anu M tno +Hne
lie hoped thG motion to rceonn,lt would provA!l.s
Senntor MorrJtt antd ho hnd consulted his
nn,,,,,,r woa xotie,,ea Tho tili wa.
a, % ,a,,.,,., -, a,s,,,n n',. IT, onno,tns,
not 1onu, Ahu Hnntctl 10 stflRe QUE NseHncl1u0
clause.
SutIntors Ford, Sunderland, md ntca n,nle
| t,rst- cIass prohibition exhortations.
Sonninr i,miin,i in n h1Intnroiis snepch nc-
c1s"'i tf,a 1f"nihiicnns of ttIx1ng tiu nitcstion
IL, nfsnn,ntinw tn rnfer Tin hIii insicaI Uf
ttlsscssinR tho necessary tefvD To y0tp IL iip or
GioWns in motdei th1 llrnubijcaus that they
must coa to tho rack, fodder or no fodder, und
! tIkc thoir medicine. j..
| Ecnntnr Wicn mild 4 handsome tt3h,tto 10 the
, 1881-04-14
SERGEANT. BATES.

I1c Is Dying in Poverty IN tho Village
Of snybrook, in This State.
+ CtsC1aNArJ, Aps'! t0.-sorgt. Datos. who car.
rlod, tho Atnuriran flag through tho Southern
Bt9tcs, rs well rs through portions Of Europe
after tho la.o War. is reported dying ~ exsrcnc
poverty In BMybrt,Ok, Ill. liz haa u wlf0 and s!x
children, who will bo loft destitute.
, 1881-04-14
Tho motion to reconsider prevailed by voto o
72 ycna to % mays, as foliowa.

kleftl1RtHH& FGCFtHs NrlEhL NNtuAtN
Kectt tWanyo), Peterson, fnhccr,
Krnl1, l'etrto, Iounx-12.
LincRar,
NAYS, /
Garland, Il0hnsou,
GGSsttdfisia GSstfisia, 1!iIseseese'' !Ispseee snme&ns, sas&
CsIi'ns ii'nt' tcook), 1as,,cs. atr,tt"i, WIN,
Col,!ustWlll,, 1ndnRton, THOMPSON,
GoSfi Soaiias, :, D. Msat; Me4t1ana. g"ses1wooa,
CrUuk, 0kcsUn, YGlC+
Nuffcc, 0'A1hrl, Whttemnn,
unvbt, PHILIPS, WDnu tkn0x},
UjHArt, Parish. WuodtDk b)-'N,
On motion at QrogK, tho authur Ut tho bill, tho
measure wns recalled from thIrd 10 second read.
ing In order that 1t might bo nnlendol ut another
time.
THIRD HEADING. ,.
The House thon discharged tho ort1or OF bills
OF second rcndng. and took up those on third.
4 b:ll introduced by Toarson, of Madison, to
appropriate $50, the balance Of salary due a.
II. GambrlIi, scouting Attorney Of the Alton
City Court, got through by vote of yeas -;
nHys, 49,. -..
Tho Mulligan Monument bill. which proposes
10 upprUprinto Il 200o 10 erect monument 10 tho
Gnllent Col. 1atncs A. N u1gAi., at Calvary Gene"
tury Cook County, missed 1t by lust four votos.
Tho ycns werc =, md tho nays. Att holng
necessary to piss II,
M'wit.1.1AMs' rooL hill.
Tho noxt bill Oh tho list wns what IL known as
tho sicsyli,iams' Anti-poolnE blll-ths one
measure Of this session on which tho rRtlrond re-
fornora OF tho House have sot their hcnrts. In
Is Rlnondcd shape. as It cat1a up on thtrd rcnd-
Ing, tho bttl wns rs follows:
a 1itLL for nn act TO prevent Incorporated rnil-
road companies, Or the lossecs OF sroh coillpa-
nos %x Gf tSs GsTS,ns SafS
tho transpertation 81 freiRh5, or passengers,
rnmnanv nr I'm lrssocs of INV sich u1,nuni,y. or
, 1881-04-14
TILE PARK BOARDs

= SOUTH SIDE.
Tho South rark i,onrsl mot ycestcn,,r .,s
member, ',o'uR present. ''A'
Several communications md petitions ,,.
received ana refcrret' "''
sx 80 o ,oh n"'un ,1or ns''rowa p's amounting
Ino 1onsu 9aa1 voted that INC osapcrantendenttt tt,a
ropn!r Fltty-aorcnth Htrcot between tho ill.,!
Central depot and tho entrance 10 te v ~. '.a, 10
with atone ,,r rrnvcl nnd nrrot,oo ~ .at Pa
,,naso"no i,s .,,,o ot III pro,
urh'nnns W so"o 4''e1 pohh,Vo means: a!sa h.,
tho street.
The Committee on Constrt,ot,on ,,o..
structoa 70 na".to iuIy mo mo subject ofpp
tectitly tho East Park from tho rayaycs u n.
lnko, und ruport nt tho next rncotnp In o,4.
Collector Grcon!aaf scnt In i stnte.aSm1ii i1i =, ;.
collections Of tho South pnrk assessment. ~
with interest. otc.. from March u 10 MorsSSSS
amounted to $4hiG9. Tho cu1lcutjon for H. y
COLLECTIONS oil acco,lnt oY ccrtiilcntcs Of - sas
chnso and deeds Of lots md !ands deinauentt ~ T.
Ok certificates of purchase Of propesty yeSSSal Ss,asl
giient fron blarch 70, 1850. to Mafch ii, l@Ls.s,
tl26,A8. '''"
avenue Improvement drns slarch were sfsih'sa I'll q
Tho following WINS passctls N"
W1tEnEAs, rig Common Council OF tho cttya
for the discharge Of tho cost Of !nIproyInr H.,
portion OF Michlgan nvenlto lying aast Sf Il,
centro !lno thereof. aud between Jacksou ttn+t
aB thu Lake. Front rark; and '
WllRNEAs, This Commission has no fink
which It cnn divert to tho purpose Of thsI1s
proyoment, tho c9st @ Of which Ia properly ehaTe
IL Mssnrea. That: pending tinnl notion In The u,,
tor, this Commission VII not 70 forward sn
tbo points nainod. and that it viii make mi,
stssas . viii e neesssary fs 10 pIesons sis:
isesovtt Furthor, that the collector Of h.
hnve pAil tho assessment upon property noHi
not bo prosecuted until tho Council takes aetss
III tho promises, md that II they 10 elcct iha
money 80 paid will be refunded to them withsi
prSseHtation Of tnoir recoipts Therefore. 'Ss ID
suns upon warrant 4. '"'''''
Tho following Ia relation to tho wntcs-guup,
wna also ntt0ptSdi ''r''
et Ilyio Park toF wa1er:suppiy fer ii tho sts seat;s
1,oit1t Il commlt{eo Of two, who, viii is h,m,sI,
shnll havu ,,thorily TO negotiate With sho cqt
poratc authorities 0f such VlllAgo for tho wattf,
supply for tho ensuing yonr from Mar j. andio
enter Into contract for tho same 1t sum as
Sss5; ;;sr<-rhst ny ,an,,,ons, .s
| ch0sed for use in The Enst Park,
It wau Voted that tllo Attorney be rea,,e.ted,,
submit an ordinance for tho proper rcguisdoa
street reuari haIrar hatl To- the % u,1r1,osc, Y,
/ which these streets wore assigned to tho Con.
djsuhnree Of It's luttea thorcfrou ag fur as III;
bu prnes oab0 and lawful. -
conmitteo q two. who, with himself, sta'! =.
y saneGs .., VIII rtHW - ss,sae
and Oilfco Clerk. '"'~'''1~''@ - -" '''''
, 1881-04-14

Tho absent or dMtgIn1 woro Archer, poll,
Mayileld HhRw, aud Walker Of Fulton.
The Bonnto thon adjourned Until Tomorrow
tnurtafnK. v
, 1881-04-14

md Warehouse Colnnllastoncrs. tho stock and
lcht, with 0nG exception, cxcoedet! tho rerlrtetl
cn.t Ut CONSTRUCTION from UN un to $la, 200 per
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-08

Peruvian Guano,
Bone Dust,
Dissolved Bone.
Ammoniated Phosphate,
Holloway's Excelsior,
Plaster,
Kainit,
Salt,
Potash.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-08

Tho ovlos.nr.s ,1J 0-,-ro..I--, ~.
prody.rs and nlnnler of ~. R.,n6li.,a
mart, conneli,3 ,he .,,i.lit,. ~ ,.,,,l. r., IL.
.,1;1,tc n,oro t,.a a.a. -,
u'''' '''''''''s' '''' ul'''' '''sst' laoer
hcr benlgh nome RUE people have pros
pered to degree that his astounded
friends and confused enemies There need not
he and viii not be any 'letup in the won
derfu progress Of the South under the new
regime, whatever it may be- which the Repub-
lican party seek to inaugurate ltcaunot ma
teraIly affect the South ltwillinIced. prove
! blessing to the extent that il viii induce
great seltrelianee, greater energy and wiser
efforts in dcvtlopinr the wonderful wealth
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-08
Neu a0Ofrtis
Shoes,
! "a fSe
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

F5YHE following are RE
L TAIL PRICES Of we'll
known goods. Ladies Best
Baltimore made Shoe known
as Cali Skin $50.
Mems LIST Quality whole
stock OYSTER BOOT, $3.50.
Our SPECIAL BOOT with
saddlc-seam scotch edge
500. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction or be Exchang-
ed for NEW BOOTS FREE
Of CHARGE; other goods in
great variety. OPEN AT
NIGHT.
GEORGE I. CECIL
2l0 West Pratt ST., Baltimore, Md.
aprii 8-6m 1891
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-08
Maryland Independent,
PORT TOBACCO, nd:
FRIDAY, April
\ Cal RID.

p..,.. t.,.f.,0,. II 81 .5 la4I
Nh EDITOR -r,-a4 ar he 6r.t time
NJ nv attention Z +. '.,a.e,.'et . r 1 ..'.'
pn" M i. 4 eaud.ltte ~ u. A.5aao
Jea4 A., e ier 9 1l Jg'l3 3 g ., i,
ms hal mention. itia den q % II Z, ~
saaal1lse
re- '% @id aaet 'ai,.. ap - .si
ard Assoei,fe indie lor 90. l.,.iiyi.l l'tr,i.,
positions. or ~ expressing their sense 81 Dc
vance vance. Of dis ae'ion dem, II Improper to Of
isr ny NAM .i Y : en''i,e aud tnefgi'fe oe4
until that Zinc 70 omit thr card referred ID.
Very sincerely YOURS
-. J0aEP,i A. WILSON,.
- 'i T.aar u H. ''n ",,i T ''-''''''AN
April i, 1871.
We take great pleasure iii transferring
the above from tie advertising column,
Of fine p,;ucc Gcoya;,,o ~ H. cl;tor;.j
o,.l,,.rs - H.. I.,,.,.,...,.,.- F.,...;
-, q !, M ,,ran.;a.n... +, .,,,. 80.
W. have known Mr. Wilson f,r
long fine first bv rc,,t,,;on AMI
moro r.ccnn, norsonaIry auIwo lal;.yo
Nm - IL i Ill. o.rl .fo.rs l;.a
,o,od honorable n,n AMI :, .,,..ro i II
oor.t an. whom tho roo,l. ,,onl.l L.,,..
,h.,na.,uo. H. .,a,..,;,, ! ~ taa.t
~ ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-08
90
ss-sssfl .sszsss-S4
Wards II Il tel t
NEW 1881 SERIES
Malleable Iron Beam Chilled
EDHAdD w .

are offered to the Farmers of The country for
tie coming season with many valuable ini-
prnvtments
THE WIZARD Is the strongest and most
Durable Prov tu tine market
TIE WIZARD Is the best for general
purpose work ia both sod and stumble
THE WIZARD has The simplest and most
complete adjustment for using two or three
horses ahreSsi ARD Is she best pillow extant
nor baud clay aud stony ground.
THE WIZARD rivals All other chilled
poNs fur cleaning ia loose and adhesive soils
THE WIZARD cannot be exceltd for
LightucSs of Draft
The Mallcable Iron Beam is the onle
practical adjustable metal BEEN made. is
guaranteed against bending or breaking; is
perfectly adjustable for or horses oje~
90 900 in use, and not one in thousand failed
The Jointers, Wheels and Handles
are AL adjustable
The Chilled Moldboa excel all 9TH
ers tor hneuess aud uniformity.
It's Shoes and Wearing Parts are more
durable than those Of any other lloW
A Comparison Of the processes Of mauu-
featuring Viii SNOW the superiority ofmateritl.
, 1881-06-15

1,ublIcnl,s--tlat ia positive. II Is more than
probnl!c tint twn l:radjustM' n,!,nlmrS frntn
NtrIlnln will nssn vntG With The Er31lhlfrats.
Thu t;fppnMckrlA slr,: acllliin. tnrnlHEnts tn
Maine III i'ln rilurt tn rarry Fryr'a tltstttrt,
but II rail- M sri itW1l ~ Gntit}nsiyn Hint tlh
Republicans will urslhizn t'n InSl llousr.
Tho roli.IIinlsl uulnsittm, will ,,nt nnimlrr
rl,''nIil tl,tlilbers tn tcfGat the Republican
organization.
t'ui1T OF DELIVERY.
1i,lia,anolt4, thll,. llas beon constituted a
l,0rt Ut delivery,
courDN F1y1;a
rccetved for conversion into ~ per cents to
date, about S40. .0o0.0G0.
FnEEDstAS's HANK,
Tho tutnl aluuhnt 1T nnc1aiHeal Ercelshan'a
llNhk dividends &f.1, ,1l5.e7: average n,ioil,,t
tuu enrtt tleDoSltnr nbott St40. hs sDt,ll III
tile lmllk rnhcfty c,tll NJ soin Mt Tho prtcG uT
!Sa.,1! ,t19, tllU final dividend VIII tln tadc,
tins returning IL tfle rltlosttors 10 pcr cent
Of shofr original detnstt.
TtfE CDtL.ECrt,It uF INTERNAL EEvES1tf:
lans l,ecn informed tint, owing tn tito npprn-
ttrAtitIll Of thu current ilscll year being
lltnlrly ex!.lttstn, t'hl1trtrs Atnt SturgkhEpess
Will u,ily .tE paid t0 june 20 ut preac,t.,
SECRETARY Krlttw,,on AND THE rffEsIpEST
this evening tnntty determined upnl tito m.
lmtntntellt Ot y. e. Mcfarland. 0f Topeka,
kns.. Commissioner Of tilu General Lnild
Ul]lcp.
, 1881-06-15

Spsetsl Disp&teA to 1hs Chicago Trtbunf.
WASHINGTON; d. c., June A.-Tlo Com
ln!ttee which las been investigating affntrs
III tho Treasury Department made n prclln,-
lnnry report To Mr. Window late this after
noon. Tho report contains III detail tlle
charges which, iu substance, have already
been published. II finds that therp has been
Rscut tlislnal.ago,llent In the administration
Ut tho Contingent Fund. 4 great lAnl,y ill.,
tails are elted To show til(s. II appears that
goods were bought without advertisement IN
Il great many instances wlsore uloro' should
llaye bcen advertisements mil where tlero
recently haze bcon; that they wero
bought OF persotls who iaye come to
bo called "faYurc4 contractors" OF the Do
latrtWells, and werp purchased at very much
higher prievs THAI market 1Ites; that thu
gut4ls obtained Vt tAesu contrncturA-car-
pets, for ttlStaAce-llAYe not btall delivered
in aceorsiaaece with sa.ap'e: n!at favored
6y samples wnlcll .were uf excellent
quality, Willie tho goods delivered ,weru fur
below thH saluples, Tl.esu have. b1on, be-
sitlrs, purchases Ut articles which Vert not
warranted, aud which .wure charged under
lietltioMs tltlEs. Quu !lsts'loe Ut this sort Is
I.EMoNS .tSD SUGAR. FOA LEsl0NADE
fur tho use 0fs lie higher officials uf Qlp Dc
lMrtlaullt, ,uld at ieust u44a bnncl. charged as
candles, when nU candles weru purchased.
Another " thu pnrlilrnt ut slt0 tlllt!ur tue
prutellce tltAt It WAS for uia-llultlsrs, whlto
uae ile-lloiIels wtse never delivered to thh
Departn.enl lwax raortt n!at tls money
| Chicago t0i1yenl!nn, but It Is nut iscartAinua
| WHETHER thlS charge has Ntn nnfi'tnisltti. II
appears, nlsL, ll,slt Il large nsnttliit If w;st.
| l;tpcr, to ulu esttnt vi S::,Ovv, has been sull.
, 1881-06-15
niNl f1le lnhNay WAS mt entered In the kcii-
era urcnnnt. The i,nney WIS. however,

niNl i1lG llhnEy was lHt entered III HiH kc1i-
eral ,lrcnnn. The n1nley WIS. however,
FOUND Ny ITSELF IN 4 aAfE,
md there II III rlntm TINT 1t wMs mlsnrnrn-
nrln!tH. Thu usjort II ttksn- i,t.trs%.htul tn
si,ow timt l'itmy, The Superintendent. tts-
ttn,a! tu aIlaS.r 1,ultr M!tll .AliilU nj lhr
questions put In alln. II II rrpnrttal tlmt tho
persoIl Ii wl,.tnl tho stNt WIS laltl, t,u!,l-
nn!ly fur tll.- holders. Int wlln never fur-
Ilisflrt A1ly f1ic-tUlhcrs,. ntl who sstS slip
passed. To hAyp uxEIeIttlGtl 1hD Ihnhey TIT IN
fltfral printing, pnilt back lnts tho 'Trcnsiiry
tu-tar tho UtltlrU sum, titus prMutIeit!ly !c-
k.luwledRfnE That tile chnrgo for thu tlle-
holders WAS wrongly nl1tlc.
At THE ME::rfSt, ut' rfiE COMMITTEE
charged with the tlsty OF giving oul the ear
pct cUiiti1lrts n thu Treasury, tho following
Stp,Iu Il rptlDrtGlt 10 ltayU ttrcHrrCtt: Dltn nt
the bidders WIS thu l1r,d If thu Ncw. inrlt
r1lrl,st tIotlse Ut W. h J. Slon. llc su'tl TINT
liz waited to sch tho EUy1nme,It rrntctly
served Il, this gol,traet. na h'ranlN ilHliE-
mint nl,u .tnietl Tint there !thd bHn fraud IN
tho GArWtlny 1T tic public buildings. lie
knew lint rt'iitrarts a.! bccn t1lato tnr t.',u
kind of carpet,, hut tl!s tit,s''r.inG,nt i, ,n.!
article. The Committee, M lnMklng
illo rpI,art, ,tla not refer tn wtlnt Mr. SfhN1l
snt hut It Is lltltterstnuh tint tho report III
tiHlnrY tint It il rflutkefl TINT tic tsuvGri!-
,iletlt III tho 1nattcr Ut rArrGta l,Ns mt III.
ways gUt what It chlttr1lcttM fur. Tlle cuisl-
1n!tter lnye Reported IT, tho sigcrctary recoill-
II. ii. Misses mid e. ". 1iaycs, i,otlt Of Wns!I.
lngtnn. ,'riM, rssiu,atts ntKrc9utn al'ollt l5,-
tEV yards. Thu bius OF tltcso 'lrlhs were
St,10 Der yard.
, 1881-06-15
CHICAGO POST-0FFICE,

Srft{Ql O1EPlEth 10 4HS EhttaG1 1f@H4EGA
WASHINGTON, d. c., juno 14.-Mr. Samuel
s. Smith, Special Agent OF tho p0st-OflIoe
Department, to-day formulated his report
on the inspection Ut the Chicago post-Uilice,
tho p0lnts of which wero telegtnplcd ycster-
day. The report differs In no essential par
tlc,tlars from the outline sent last night. It
proposes:
/. Tho establishment Of receiving stations
In numerous outlying portions OF tho city,
Which will serve rs piaces for the reception
of letters, for the registration Of letters,
for tho Issuance OF 11lonny-ortlcrs, nlld
for tho sulo Ut stamps only. TllcY nro nut 10
BIZ places from which curriers' l!re to receiye
mail. nor nre they to bA places Of delivery.
speely distribution Of tie null to remote
parts Ut the city by means OF specIaliy-chAr-
teretI streeteats. THIS, Mr. Smith thinks, y
tic xpetlIest nlAllner Il! which ,nalls could
bc carried to remote sections.
s. Alr. pal1nvr's request TINT twenty-fDnr
adtlitioal !ettcrcarr1ers bo supplied to Chi
cagn Is intlnraetl.
Iiluro Is lcasoi, to think TINT the Dop.rt-
nlc,,t will approve these recommendations.
FURTHER, POINTS.
| Mr.. Smith gives u TECHNICAL description Of
the carrier tiistrtets into which tho city Is
divided, mid says tlat 1t Ia evident that, In
| tho outlying ules, nlUre curriers' arc needed:
Tie bnsnsss nosto aS y nsw s,!' sufficiently well
tIun uf tho present delivery forge. liz sAys:
| At lte Norifl Division and Stock-Yartls Sta
tlnns i Is pr9tnspu TO lllcreas9 nllu a!txlliMry
sstrsa ss to aos f ss iefesss t. pal @
n1sed y twsnty-tl,ree regular CURRIERS',
aud o,,s auxiliary. Tlle nll7wanco of l,t0
s " lor catia1o sa VII Ins xsss 1TasoT
milo from ti!u 3t!!cg or station 70 wl'lel, they
, 1881-06-15
ANOTHER atcttESfNH NORE OF IT.
= ". IA.t

ANOTHER AlGhENlAt* 1lDHF VI lis
Sptctdt Uispttrh ~ ~. ChicAq0 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, DC. .1,lrc l4.-'rlc attention
of thu Treasury officials MIS- callcf ttstlay tn
ti,c complaints 0f sol,le uf l!loChlcago bAtsls,
to tic cifcct tnt they colltl not receive their
continued j per cents rs ruuttl'y nj desired,
hut weru abltEeu to buy tf1e.n nf some New
York hanks ut even higher ratcs, atld Tint
they Thought fur tlits rcason TINT
fayoritism was shown. rhe officials
STATE, mud m examination Of tho
records shows, that their statement
IS correct; that no favoritistn las bec,l
shown, Or Is possible: md tint MI Registered
bonds when received forco,tiMunrcc, anil ns-
1ignetl to tho Secretary Of the Treasury for
continuance In the form prescribed tn thu
circular IF Alny IL, are forwarded lit tlle
order 1t their receipt fn the Departments. a.
contrary sysiu,n coutd not be practtccd With
out great confusion In tho serial numbers,
even II there was any disposition to sliUW fa-
yurftism.
TIE REASON WHY
so tslany bonds haye been delayed md scllt
l,ack for correction IN the form Is that tho
letter Of instruction and the form prescribed
by tho Department to effect the continuance
laye not lcel, followed. Some banks have
Ind their hou!ls sent bncie t,rva tlmcs, Que
largo lhllastctphin bunk to-day hud returned
tO II for tho fnltrth time tllo Hnftle b0nfls,
ewing to uIe tact TINT they had utterly failed
tIt.,ls Ut tic continuing circular. Tic REASON
| why some Df tho NeW fnrk kAltks !tnve lce'i
successful Ill having tlloir bn1tls 1sst1eat
promptly IL hccns,se, Immediately after the
continuance plan was determined upon
THEY SENT ONE OF T1t:1I: ItoSD ExrEa:rs
| To Washington to study the furm aiNl l1etotl
| Of procedure, and l,Nvc tnkcN great pAilt9
| t.at every TECHNICAL rtu-tupe letal! prescribed
, 1881-06-15
Conclusion of the Inquest on II.
Two Hundred corpsos at '
London.
A Wholesale Censure of On.,,
by the Jury of In.
quiry.
An Ehgiiccr Leaps from It,sr
comotiso an.l Is Instantly
Killed.
Many Other Accidents, Accompanied VIZ,
More Or Less Serious Results

0pfsta' Nlspatfa 10 1As Chttd9o Ittb,,p,
LoSnUS, Out, June II.-'flr Jury IN ~.
Victoria caac returned, tlIs rnnrnIup a W. W.
dict rs follows: "Wn tv !lul that ,i,a 'stt
siztng Ut tho steamer Victoria wax r,,,s,S a Ia
water In tho lo!l. WebcIryc TINT Tim 'sa ,r,,t "
leakel tn t'IronKll 4 ltolc stove In t},e in,,a:
from sJnlo unknown calls,.. Wr s,,,,ss
That this injury was rat1sel| with cn,ntps y
,toiitact with atnno Or SINE In t,,o IT, ~
We iire also convinced from thu rynlauaa ,a's, ~
t'ticctl That the boiler WIS mt s.c,.", "u.
fastened, anil tho stanrI,Ions ,n,,,.':
Ing tho pronnenatLc mil hurricane rpt. ppt :,
Were 6f to0 sleitturn natsire nthi pIn,,c clIsH. !.
Of pine, mud MT. properly hr,ruI, Wa ~.
a's! oil tllo opinion that tic engineer w,s S,s
s!il!y 9l Ercnt negligence ii, tito dI,rh,rss
~ Ills istty III not sethg that tic i "" ~ N
clcnr or wniel, n!nt IN M,,t eunycyjny i" "41 "4'
sa1i 10 lhe Captain thu dangerous q roltS, ts'. ;,
ui tile Donl. We think that thu Captain ws4
capnin ,intl Nleelsulnit. wI,IrI, u,. nrnv'a, "
.lli from giving Ills undivided attrn1Io% !!
thu piDpor i!latlaReilentn nf tho lat "" ~, "
ais9 " tlp!,iioii Y: Wlls tn lunle fur lca,inv
sprlnEbniak %itl,ot!t lnuk!ng d prs pruna4
GSalmli,aelloii OF i'is boat. as. there WIS in.
We are further nf tho opinion lmt thr r,u ,m,n.
ger .thl not tn his ,i,ty IN not rt,n,avn, ,,I.
sufficient hands To Nla,l III, tout: tla, ~ hs
should haye Ind tito buat Inspected anj ~ y
certificate fur tlle Easlc. Tile Jury tl,ink ;hst
tin ,;aoyer'sti!ont inspector '!rscrsrs btaua
passpd tho 6oat V1rtorIa Inst yrar NJ I 1rnta u,,
tho evidence thu Upper culstl,.cttn was utt
Ill to carry 4 !Hras li,att Of Passengers mi
we would strongly rrJe upOn tic tuyprk.
ment the Necessity ut ll,aEluy more strivrn,
llislecti9,, ailn rtE;;''llloAs III regard to pas