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, 1881-08-13

innp'sity noth ot INC Frnslaont AZ anu vec.rfca.-
Tresidont mi ssto Mat oecr shai act @ accorngy is
t,,' ncr,d d.1o""D @e 't"o'se' Vi t''''oo"' sna'
psesI.Icf,t narfold has been disqualified slnco
tne ~ y ~ :so ron p t,.n y XIX IL.
,,rnov ~ M "ivH ~ nnnths onucr. Win H.
iest sssst@ent IND @ lie most eneoa!as'nK eres.
ed of 1t st St ae o viii ayo prac.
ni!,eorthS rsssdont ,clpg a,sablcd from an
;,a,t ais q sx SKILLED aa s yes,
~ ae Y @ CO o. 81 o. 9ny rn1v rc. a sS
Trsrrs W XIV IT, SH ~ In H. u"
;o .sfyiea fsa whish nc peopo 9iseia Sn
,!.t,ny W. nHy uu.tottns issnEa " ac pnynotahs ~
iactMad yot yice frosdort Nsttns spcnds ID iii bIs
Reyaso n,,, Gsc1s 1.e y, ,,a a q tno M
withn H. ,,n,,t, ~ ~ ,hn 'u'n
,,,,,ny ~ III III tn1 tho t 1ec9ha III
% Exee,ttvo @ or ~ f1out 1loy % itumiito IL INV Mo, iii
~ asK 70 stcp 'nt2 nGs Ga''s n9oes " eha5 i
stntn ',r snosu sn e aosG FIN "ss ns @ sno
Sns,n cxtst3ou etct bntwe"t, to vice. .rosdcnt XII
IA tai snrnn n,nnf,w ,hn a'o rronIM that
10 wm,t1i isoIu t,,rn tktnua S1@s Cnsy.,,rvv 1
e he ill., j. E!Son sbe.iss: ,rhsy
S tnas nsa ps.s Sn 10 tSy aS
s nst, 30 so a., rrfslmei, wH ;6tsnGay sHo, X
,r"", i,n sn1 Faou, ,a a'1hpnHM hIs sngsIt ~
nysers ,,nrcn ~ knnH II rtt,,r III ~ "rsn.."
fnr H." ,,rs.e., ~ necp '''t @A''' III "s"n o's"
itnt his T. ~; what ~, f.o,,,,r.,,
pIatns Tho H., "9I ~ 4. g fsnnors svas !, nroro
FIR liz, s,nI, ~, nnnromcw IN ~ rrrntte"i
wnrIInrs ,T . ~ ta1s,n ~ -. % ,,,ty t. is,
Thnv its,nnoi 'n In sn VIZ oo frost1t III hi
nct inn,nrnrtts 'r,nn p tn cnnfiSMSmco 1 ~ ti,o
Prcsileht:a "ii,ahiiitv" ,trcels"iv &c III W,esI.
t.ot t,rt, tnn ~ ,hn Hc,,r,. ~ tx n Mn,t. s,rt,
tn,n. IN ttnco ~ ~ ~ tt Wicc. 1 .x H..
nncr II ,snnt ri, ~ eS.imnm.hn. y o,a;,, ~, LIZ his
rt,tIrr H. 1tt nu NIL s 4 i - ,a ~ W H.
,xu IL. oS s,,n,; nnco,,nf nh nnascs. un sn,.u
,.Iifv ari mnt ,n ,nsit'crc, n" 1n"r"
n,pt i,onnr that r. ncu, ~ TSnrn I. ~, af
nil iitvn 1t,,, '.,t,h tn Wnsnutnt, ia a"n
inv liz tt"n.,ao,,t % , st,ot ts .t ~. ~ t,s n.o
, 1881-08-13

10 hs Editor o. Tx. .Chtcdoo TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Aug. E.-ltesldunts OF tho North
Sldo have good ronson to complain Of tho why
tho managers Of tho iIerd.o conohes trcat their
patrons TT returning from tho Exposition n,l,d-
Ing. Dolng profitable, tho only desire these.
Eenllcueu now have Is TO mako all they cur,
without rogard to their promises. Thuy ngrcp
TO run thoIr Ilertcs from tho concerts a we'll US
to thoin1 Tast night they hnd tvu Heftlies tnoro,
oil "chnrtercd by private pArllo8t" and not pi1g
Tor tho accommodation Of the pGuple they had
tnkcn oyer: The saute WIS true last Tuebday
uight. And tits WIS ut tjno w1cn tho conrprt
was only tr0.thfrds overt \ few nights beforG
thoro w!s only Quo 1lerlfo Rt tho building ut
1osl5. The driver told T. pnrty OF three that he
was not going oyor MS !" bis wheel was brokeu."
waiting ho wns ready to lowe Ut
once, and went oyer ut rnttllng .gHlt.
The Company bare the Itaht to chafsee Melr
should provide othcis for tho bcnutit ut those
whom thoy take to tho building with the agree.
nient that thoy Will bring thom buck when tho
concert Is over. IAxlloN.
, 1881-08-13
U4lItdleIilI CURE. go
Swallowing Poison,

A.sa!lesvtag mud 'nhslink the nezloae Impurities
sans, 1as !ha stnma1h snd lungs, KU lnoniy focal
stGly !vAsA lr aradlc&ty the {!rulunt sInrulss v
snscisa by i'll: Wal IL II eyer's nsw iaaealatlve
" ths mucous MenbrsHa throYaaou! tas sy1ttsM .a
eorsAtn u, cura Catnrrh ~ raeG.ne virus !. ~ pE0-
ielssd noatals isoui aat'T taouasds wlo = M
stAXxs Of tte uts,Rxa hHts tasn GaFrA Gf this
NOnuvsf4l rpmsly, .sstaIsh tsyoua e4htredotiua.
Tho iact that Wei Ue Mexer,s CAtaFrh Ente u
allan. lGaV. &. IL, TnyluE. Nv Nob!Ssst. bTo0klyn.
WfiFss: "0ns paeaAxs piJd9eea Isaloai cure" III
fsssa itaus Gst.sh iot o M" .: u: MeDena1l.
~ sss ssss, assS ~ = sssy." -. ka..s* T. HSws:,
". W6ahtxt19. place. N. VI II tAu sps4k fur
Hnyen tIufliGar uf MY family wh1 have u4ea Il With
yitt., Evvryb..dy lEo4bIsa with Catartt ~. Wus
EhIcA AHo ILL Fur .t1 Year. did nut brGa&h1 through
Ih Hase" w.. n. si.sasy, I'D ss:sh..tI y:
srarx, atlantis ilety', GsiSsss; III !as;oted as =
6ie l(lt \. III II relieved Of gr8At fotypua,"
4 ii ws H. Hsyss. ;.s & + a!'S1 II
i y DEWEY 4 co. u Da5 ~ n. \. Il 5l*Vo eom'
, 1881-08-13
ClVlL-SERV|CE REFORM AND HOW TO
GET IT.

To NE Editor Of 1hs Chicago 1fdItne.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 1L-Afr. ROSCOE
Conk!lng, whose oflicIat dictatorship hns been
so suddenly n1,d go ruthtcsly arrested, has, be-
cnuso OF this uvcnt and because Of the extruor.
dlnnry circumstances which prcc,pltatod tho
overthrow Of h[s boss r1lle, bocornp regarded Us
the substantial embodiment Of q system. whom
NJ @ y Nv woy sha1o 1aS e hs opnous Gs
i. cyes hs dd a Tic o. ovosthruw ri s d H. oscoo
overthrow of tho pee,sllar political thoorlea of
which h0 was the advocate, ilbr dues 1t OF itevlf
III II sH pss 1fS Fl sH5 % aSo Sa ~hs hs
aot!ant of PUBLIC opi,.!oa % eyer WIS tho late
spells system Of politics and tho clain, ,0t Sem
at9rial lsaroas to dIc1atorial sup!cmaey
T rs .Sook an 49,
lar condaMNation; nevertheless, thero are
ecrtaln.. notorious fncts which show thnt
TOO strong i ioothoid a,nong those who alone
s i 70 " hS hs4 'at ho
survives III chlof advocA,o; ma though isoseoo
Conktfrs Is no longer H. senator, there Are other
sSat9rs M hG aiy1 aa to wh1,e ntiual exist,
Wo hava thirty.eleht states jn tho Union: by
bce,, aIIo 10 overthrow II ali tho iato saveho1l.
Ing StAtes the rulo OF tho oinss Of mon labelled
II %o as S e. ay We a.s sna 94Sh II m e
practice Of tho worst foat,,ros Of ito spolis sys-
!en, Those states nrs now dominated by tho
1--WE ssu fo Nsonh
trauon. under which thesc i.ourbon Sen-
sssrs a1a might ,a.s nseomo
t!otea'Ios q the 1Hottina tat e ths "an6assa;;
5' ss seo &c t osss &c sats
I'hnt was IN UlI UguloDrMiu lpotr1nr; natural
, 1881-08-13

NEW QRLRAHs, Aug. l.-The eotsoa market
has exhibited very llttte s, 70 fur W scot ousl'
nesR II eeaecrueds and, thoush adstces from
other cotton markets have bsen rather untavor.
able. pr4ces arc wall matntatusd. Futuras also
haye been quiet, though values pdyauoed SONS,
quotations being y 70 is polnss better.
In financial circles tho position u moro In ao-
cord with ths usual summon dul1uess, hut nil
klnda Of aeonsitl3s arc held with confidence and
olered spsrlnGly.
In tho llne VI prov1alonS sud breadatuffs busi-
pcss, while tair tor tho sesaons u Of moderate
, 1881-08-13
! A MYSTERIOUS BARK,

Fr. JoHN, N, r., Aug. l2-Ptlos tuition states
that ono day tho latter pktt Ut lust week they
slgilted mysterious bark wsat Of lss!ar lslaud,
about toui lntla% southeast by eust Twu VOL.
When quessoooJt they 4aid they wniisoA To
seaeh Yarmouth. When asked what they would
whon thsy 9oe thsTa. The ve1sal them won't On.
bearing Weatward under topsatla and fptckail,
All gear under the b0wDprit was hanging !ooso,
the result doubtless 6t n poIl}4Ip1 with tho
schooner Dart
, 1881-08-13


a. ,xSaAs clrY, NO.. Aug. la+-Tho growth OF
~ Wy neck intaspata In Kansaa City has boon
N. "s1eaay and permanent character, and, whilo
t,stI H.oe IN hogs has Increased at an extremely
.,ss. !ete' tho cattle business hHs nut Jagged.
.-S... sa1o to say tho outlook for n largo IN.
n. ID lh1a Industry WAS noyor better than at
Es,p psesent tiuc. Tho territory from which
ss p,nass SHy d!1Awa hor supply OF cattle has OK
dn%ss,auu dH auul local mlsfortuncs IN tho way OF
tba tb.stsaa Aaa orop-fatlures havo less influence
sIsmefly,andt sIn... the number received cRch year
n. spashe' ss'.e' Tho sources Ut luppiy aro Kan
ID. "Sstesa ws h1ssourl, Nebraska, Southwestern
dr.. "e'aa territory also sends d large number
III ' 0o hansaa City continues to be a pris,.
d.. aa4fket for Texas cattle, which ara
I'D Stn3so 1aso th9 Western statos and Territories
1ns tradS r. ,Selore COMING insu tho market,
exteHSInelIM ~ IexAs cn&tf0 this htAsot! haa beeN
itcm rss Atso pFonortiop Of tho cattle drlye1
IL r. 4ssas t.s bad been llspoeod Of. Itisimpossi.
u Tc.s,s9 ,ha aa accurate estimate Of the number
III ,1sf1p sa' tut Btais, Witch Is owps 10 Is feot
aatire s;csissm.e meather M and poor feed keeps hack
y % Texsn' ana foeasrs snd send .n addition
Sss tss saa butchers st0g. The tirst moysInont
s,ach tima 'faaS la,ss'I aeFe wss lnado IN lss It
ssslp': 'sSss': US: IL ID rs'na.sa ta ts,s
d ,outs tsseS6sa :bssn Aa,iW; 4 staiement 81
ssne from nagmon!a n w. tells where theso cattle
4Gitse 70 H.. tSs.ixay dssercd it. sH csttio ln Kan.
sad sds ENnsa a99!s; The Missouri Paollo, l!,9ls;
Eans Ii u WY, Fort bcott & t1ult, l17ap.
hslancs na,x xeso driven Into tho ya1.is and tho
" othee 1o.a aa!sided In sm4is lluml,Urs among
!.a ct TIL sa. ceeatsrins u thls cIty. Proa
s4aeiiy a. esse s heen llx,Gtg, which ID almost
ND adfesss aeesepss for tho sxtue tie Inst year
uai 70 iasa taat trade This year viii bo fully
ssapac large iucresss s ID .eG tfais III
sas!nivrri ~ tssse!!ent, hut tho dry, bot weather
ieas 1ss aans noe ieed!ag xeauads 70 auoh ats *:
psny tSso = 70 tntase prtees ot t sTsIa III VIII vii dssst
A2ds ttus ~ assit.sn1ag thsiE hatix. Yt1a catfle
ssteHxs f. y III re aeasou has bevn u guotl
atsstis1 ,,ssI. o tho weather. uood d rains would
, 1881-08-13
MAll-sERyIcE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

5Ptel1t DIpalfh to Tia CAita00 1Tfbhn*.
La cIossE, Wis, Aug. Eat a meeting Of
members of the United Btatcs MRll.Servco
Mutunl let,Htlt Association heh in thts oty thls
afternoon, Mt. N. Perkins. OF Preston, was
cflosen IL ruprrsent tho Association IN tho
AnNnni Convention which llveB ut Atlantas
AA,, Sept. ~,
, 1881-08-13
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,


N tho Editor bf The Chicago Trtbune.
CHICAGO, Aug. ILL., iucluso circular letter,
and hnvo such eutirc fifth III tho virtue Of
"Paplllon" to rellovo hay fever TINT will
gladly furnish trinl bottles FREQ OF charge to aty
OF your subscribers who tnny call on nis. Very
truly yours, ImoMAB C. Clarke,
fM And lUi ta&0 atEe1t
, 1881-08-13
LOUISVILLE,

> LouIsv1LLE, KY, Aug. Elm tho lent tobacco
market tho offerings are fair. Tho demand has
boan very active for all ot1cred, with IN advanoe
Of ! to ~ cents or light and hoAvy 1uEB, l t0 y
cents on aroen River tllors, aud to II cuuta on
common and medium haavy loaf. Ilurleya
scaroe and prIcea very full. Clarksvltlo styles
scarce and worry strong 1T last wcok's hxurrs,
with an advancing tendency on everything,
Tha growing crop u very backward, ana tho
prnspeots grow wosso daily FOR want OF rau. .
The d!0erences botwcon tho whisky tllstilsoFs
and tho dealers have not yct been adjusted. Tho
dlatiliers have heretofore boon vorS stir IN
maintaining their contracts at the thgn agreed
prIces, but the rapidly advancing pstco os corn
may produce relaxation In that regard that may
bring about ootuprosn!so solution Ut thu tro4-
During the week nj, grades OF grain, Hour, aud
oGAl have advanced Qlite materially, Bevbn
ce4t8 par bushel for whaat, 10 10pts per barP0l
for Hour. aud ~ per ton TOR otlal. Deliveries nf
wheat are beginning to ElApk up, The uvmand
for Nll products IL creator I'D at hotter prices
than for . year past.
+ Tho prices pt pix lneta. haya been firm, aud
tho Aenlsnd good, md tho sQnv OF the Aiarkat
heHlthys The outlook IL considered Kool for q
heavy FAY business, and MILLS and toundeefes
Tho. provision market has been quiet, with
better prioes and holders trnn.
Cotton Ii quiet and dull. TITO dfst bAles from
Alabama and Tennessee wets recelFed during
shs weak, and Msro sold at the beard OF Trade
rooms at u and Bak ccnts respectively .
N4ttoF aud chesss 6av0 6eun steady. Win
good aomsud.
, 1881-08-13

Clkctx, S9NCINNATt,
~ drr rrAsi, u, Aug. ls-Thp continuance Of
Aa,,et. ,nI assthsr be1lus to create more OK less
u sf.nassasa saa to Introduce some uuessta,uty in
dsnrtr W. oE business. The suffering and
ladsss ~ to be greatest in Southern
7oathosn Illinois, though Ken.
, 1881-08-13

an9 sr1 grs 9ra ts panef 70 H. aSsorn @ t. 1ns &C.
tnaHsv i1ta than .g nas neoh noro nctlyo
week. Call loan, naye boon exeeuted nt lime
vdtH nnUcr ~ nenin N mu -, n,iin.s i ", ~
much renuess On bas;a 81 ~ to u on I Jnveat. ~
'A~"N
n,,,,,,o,, ~. L'',o.ss' =, ~ ~ ..
w. ,n.t ,-an,, ~ 'no'y a1svt ~
tnine1 On vooa cnn,ero,s 1 M, star . ",.rl,ot
,."s 1nsi, no,t,.a nn on.,.,taso,1a s.. "
Mas .ar'y ao.'so. saa ataot OF
mnnn for virci,,in .no,,r,,,. .ud ~ ,s.',as ~
vnnrod c,o.n. sr,n tS.dov rha ,.t,i 49, ~" ~
c~nor,s ~ ,,,,o..to ,en5,,,a ~. ,n ,s.,a. " /.
a. mi N-q tr.n',o,, lao ,hnn ,h Wv ,,neo.,,,,s'
sxnolr '~0' '"&'A NV "4o~o9'"A
"n' n1,o a,v ,,,,. ,,op,,o. ,.,s a,,,o.
N.Y. ~ 80, Hse.' ..su.,.nt 49, .." 90 u".s~
.hn, - ia,,.. &C., twhao. ,osn., a,o
NJ A. - t,t ~ tho Fo,,"ztns Inv esonno1"s "ss
narts ~ .st,ton ,,,t :. % 49, 1, -
Se.a ~ ,t..e - 49,. ~ ~ ns
.na Ts,ss",nv ~ ""aaeI -. so,s nv.
a.s,,.- A's"-s - .oesosu ~ Si-os' .u"s
1o9 tto -, a,.s ~ -. ,,' "u
~ conts over yesterdays pricos. Sales for tho
woek aggregated 5,7sa,aa5 and exports ool.+s5
Iao corn market ~as strong, Win Slight hnotua'
ens saa nnt t0,aay cen . Aese. for shs week. @
r,,,,ora ~ dr,n,ht -, to wcst h. tnl fho ofTort
to a.cI,o rho .na ,shIln ~ rnnso %rs
Ing tho weak was from 90 to 0l cents for WGst1rn
t!xea, It jumped today to Gj}t, and futures fol-
!owca ~ the sntng l,soportton. There are sonlo
At til7 10 s1 aro 10 DO 30 iilies.. Thero re- was ioss
a9tnnnd 19r 1xuoFt5. Moro business wits done
T4e Tt;., ew Sf1p i e9!9E torxssd a,, to-day
md safes tho past wock worr about eaHni lii
tlu ~ done 10 rye, hnt tho market shows better
, 1881-08-13

Of tho court it VIM bs remembered that sho
net Of 1871 WIS repealed III response to.tho i'm
members Of Congrnsa ii both Houses i tsenatofr
lngalls nrnonR tho number, voted Tor lie repeal
nerr.ts sse Country rsaro @ sfssnsa skrupt aM
demand fs't tho rcdnaetment Of a Similar law
Many Of tic leading commercial md tnsnt,.
tne'trtnx nr'ns IT. corrs.po.ang VT. The Commits
believing and nrgt'its that It weuldl,u
ItutNOits TO TIL: COUNTRY,
and open tho door for fraud and speculation.
Tnoy oIaim that tho honest debtor can nlwnys
Win hs Fl Tesp ptHes oppesen t i
noted, comes it'discrtnately from oil
r ~ sssa S1 ~ Il ssa S 9t @ fsy e sas
opposing iexlstat!on Il III, !iireutio afo vener:
above. In ease law on tiio subject Ii passcd.
ca" snc w sry se9;s syu Il sn r..
Gha.ntc1s of Co.nmorce and from aeveralof tho
United States District Judges and x-Itegtstrars
IN bankruptcy, giving tho result oi tholr experl-
t! iho Richmond Ss,stst carly Il july snd saa,.
phus'ealJy u tho opinion that unless.
DIFFERENT rIsACr1cE AND ADMIN1sT1sA-
@ Sp s% s oa ns low .os 9T M Il IN sss
t,ss tnas ~ there sau,ild 10 nc Iteytkters. a.
sssss Ghsnco9y s % T. @
isccufsur uf tho cstate should to appointed und
aSa as! s1isty T. ;hs Hss and he
IHili1tGd ly tho Court In each caxo for thnt pur-
Lose, and TO take Testimony, everything to ifa
thnt liocrnl discretion should Le allowed tho
IudKu ~ IT, US t. !" &d;;chasxes: "; sabgat to Limitation
G s a. M 1s snoatd 70. "
chnIlcury proceedings: that Il bnnkruut 8hpuI4
, 1881-08-13
THE BANKRUPT LAW.
Result Of the Labors Of the SEM
ate Subcommittee.
Information Collected by Senator
Ingalls, aud Ills Associates.

@ ~sAS"s
Express{ona If Hentfment frono All
Parts Of the Country.
-
Bptetat Correspondence o. ne Chleaop Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kn,.. Aur. 1t.-trho n,,.s,,o,, VI ,ho
rcjIrrc,,r",, ~, ,.snt,,,nn ~. H.noon ~ u ano
eicltlng IL uutn general expression of opinion
throughout tho country, and In yiew Of tic ap.
prchcus'on In many nanr.ors Of II possible pan'e
49, " 49,. u saao .s ~. ~ no un."l. uay'
ar an. 70 aae crises o. ~ lsa'' ma 's. Il be.
In its cou,equcuccs Il, tho dlfrcren, co,n,nsrcn,
~, nrn... ~ 49,, Na.,a nTastI.,.. ~. ....s. ~
oy and uood &c to mna,,farturcrs s n,,t ~ t,a.snn %
extending in lta influence alfko 10 those In pros-
porous circumstances as well as thosu WIN aro
@ ,9 wsaa aasersa ."sie. .aa. II .akcs RANK
wn as ;nc very W., Hneat opss tnat stnsesen 1nny
9 tho '''a xt tn ssve enp otb. u
FoFty-slsti' con8rcss for tho reenactment of
which woro rc{orreJ tu tho i:onmittco m In.
dietary. x iii u, lie spbioel oi :" Uniform srs. w.
onsI o rsdo of ,osto, a an I o.her ,ercan;iI liz
associntions, in Mpy, IBa. asd Iistruduced In tho
Eotntnlttce. K i,rlnf anaiyals al th0 - i,nwmiih
iii viii 6o Of itfurest in this rot1urciion:
as; Ssss ;sss:ss s
nellnto ppwnr in aetons ii law or c;luity Tor
sums ~ aisputG fxccctiinE *5.1: tue stiprotno
power ii p a ae.;ens t'e s.o,,nt a2fHs i srxs
s!.0ngt.' ! hut nut nut l., h%nnkrnptoy % nrnccetlit4s
Paoaef, etto cousas nMSe 3uTls0letlou IN eascs
iIankrup,sy hix, 6at l"t IN p.oes:.!snss anaeT
.5G ,aw snses ~ aSe ~ atrod ,a. e. ~
ElfCultt 10 WHtCQ HHEE t1Q nT0CtEull48 &l&u EE4
nut my ar. ct,s!ncte speedily lAWiutsy, cc1.
ilosnically,an uniformly. and tu make nunrtefiy
tootho Juags thereoi, WHO Il g send copies to
t,ng ,a r. r NY, Ims Gassk Is ~ Gna
:iaty Formerly deyo!Slas tpun tic % Maf;hs tic the
rnns T. ssuea for for special ea,,se ilear'pgs are
g nc allowed TO vote Or prove debt unless they
.ee 1t un'e coass's e three IS ers"ns,
70 , og enosen ~ eao e5e1,tors ~ 9r Mpponte. "
ne lsndxG ptovaeu tor to a,d sno assgncG % y
necessary. LGhacS Mte cofs!aared sutfcnutsen.
an4 thg lant!1rtl stfcrs he ran ps1ys his lsnt
~ vnars rnrt ~ H. 1itaa H,..,ss n,ns'
ton settlements uro continued, one -trsi OF tho
agreed amount to 10 paid In cnsh and tho ba;-
~ 1,EfAr1xo 70 m cmMIvAn @ ACTS,
r. addition to tho punishment. Of fraudulent
9rs TO permit fra.e upoi, shcIr follow creditors
~ fosof M ,aso at cas, OF TeSsSs NY m4y
action. or furbcar.ng to aot ID tho vhoco OF an
o. tho dschareo 81 u bnnkfupt. The o,itry fees
70 ho palu nt The t!nie ol allnx pgtiton arg: ~
, ~ tns Icy Aex'ster aa *lo to ne Clerk, IN ien ct
of tho gross amount rsalIScd ln oxcoss Of 500 to
Ct hn III espostSn G m
pnld by tho debtor; the lteElsser 10 tr,usfer ni
, 1881-08-13

proportions. The wcAtller has l}een rsop.tIo,Is
for rico. and tho crop promises u bu !nrge ono
This HuRar crop ID Progressing vol, though Il j.
rot ttonRht tt,e yield can nearly eqna' TINT Of
ceEpis Of Rraiu. la, ,0uO bushels; exports, nono,
, 1881-08-13
Tho PFcsldent's Ilaabtllty-yyhyD Don't
- Arthur Actf

1b tht Edatsr ~ TAs EA{eaeo 7ftsans,
cuIuA00. Aug, Ia-Thn fNnRtIfutiDn OF tho
United States. III thu utAuaa tlafiu!ug tho luttVs
u tho Pssa'dent sad yIoe-ptes!dsut, says tart.
H., 500. Ut - rs.
In csse OF tho removal ct the Fres,deat from
discharge the powcIs aud duties Of tho said pf. .
dee, thu same shall devoava or thS Vice. Fresi-
dept, Ana the Congress may by law provide Tor
ta3 FG4 e.. thA 5eMnx9l death, Te4lVp&tipp. or
, 1881-08-13

praolc.al suggestions uun.. Auch ntiiurs ~ luly
otnlr ty yolt, hearlu. upon thu spsusty ard cG1-
VIII by seoetyv! With PLEASURE ny Tue cota.nst-
:! oss'iss
The foregoing letter was sent to Al! tho Judges
Of tho Quilted States sapvemu Court. tho um.ted
htatgs District Judges, 9ustloes VI thu supreme
noaets of Trad0 md Chambers ot Cumliorce iu
EvEllr CITY IN TIE uSlos
whgrc such organization WAa known 10 exist, to
kao g s IT. aa + raos nx stsss ef ~ s
any protnlnenca III the atates aua TurrltncIes,
tirms In iii branches q its'lo In he principal
eawne aud cltles tro.u Washington. .Tyrrttary 70
Florida, aud fron cAlltorNln to Matnu. and In
inyitInK suggestions and ytows tro'A any mid VII
tnlurUs1eu III the question.
Sfsst S, 6t S9S 20 tSx.1! ~ w. e,
Runoruity fsuln ahpsu addressed, fH,lA aIi parts
of tho oountry and frons ptraoas representing
ts,soi @ u tao Iepiics frs!m He ssmmorsal lnter:
ncadea. TIsit li ali i aa!osss saead 10 sea: j.
Registers should 10 inarea.od., o. That .hs
stoa @ .saS .so a's.aE a s sytfaRs 9s
pcsisioa ssstlsments Should 10 Continued i
carefully .4narded. ~ That ~ compared With
DISCRETIONARY lowENs w THE coulyr
sSlasssq. fhss %aa,sysr isw . ss.ss!sl' ] IT y
should b. sup!e, Inexpensive. aud speedy lu
y 1li usite II eonGamnssion' Of the law Of 1857.
net y msSe Sn account 1f nc ~ gfpSpo.
sna .Sstom of psaotlcs. il beiny Insisted onevssy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-10
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, August 9th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. NJ
S. K. Tucker Miss f. NJ. Tucker, Grosenburg,
n. Y; Horace Davis. Robert Garratt, San
Francisco; George Wadsworth, Josiah Jew.
ell, Buffalo; III. Searsch Oakland N. J.
Hayes Cincinnati: James Drysdale, Butte
City. Montana : Hampden Evans. Ireland !;
G. Y. Burr. Dover, n. j.; Miss Mary Owen,
Elko; J. G, Dresser and wife, Denver; J. l..
Moves, wife and child, Alturas, CAL; "A emf
grant passengers, including Sc males, to ar
rive in Sacramento August 11th.
OMAHA, August 9th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento August 18th: Mrs. E.
Gardner, Bridgeport, Conn; Reua c. Hill,
Peoria, H.; Frank Baldwin, Sacramento
Frank NJ Wood and wife, Charles E. Deal,
A. H. Greenburg. E. M. Keller, George J.
Theobald, Mrs. Elsie Crindee, E. w. New.
hall, DIR. A. +. Sawyer, San Francisco; S.
w. Heller, New York; Miss Ida Kukleman.
Saucelito J. II. Nolte and wife, Honolulu
Lazare FL. Gin, Paris; Robert Wells, II. E.
Hall, New York !; J. L. Hand and family,
Oakland; Siegfried Seemach, Berta Lang
schuer, Teplit, Bohemia.
Thirty-three through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mepto August 16th,
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San Francisco Stock Sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

William L. Ross, an ex-senator of
Washoe county, New, died at his sisters
home, near Elkhart, H., on the 26th of
July. His death was sudden, and from an
affection of the heart.
]. II. Ormsby, Petaluma chicken-raiser,
has constructed an incubator at Calistoga,
the heat used being from the hot spring.
He has started with twenty five dozen eggs
as an experiment, and has no doubt of
success.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
have within the past few days distributed
among the Truckee mill orders amounting
to over Six and half million feet of lum-
ber, all to be cut within the coming four
months.
The .Silrer State records case of spon-
taneous combustion in the coal stored in
the Central Pacific Company's shed at
Winnemucca, Thursday. The fire was ex-
.tinguished before any amount of damage
was done.
At present there are many visitors to the
lower levels of the mines. These are prin.
cipally persons from the Eastern States and
Europe. They generally come here after
having :" done" Lake Tahoe They should
take the lower levels first and then go to
Tahoe and cool off. Virginia Enterprise.
The Telephone Company have obtainy
a sufficient amount of stock subscriptions
to insure construction of the line from Mar
tinez to Walnut Creek, and hope in course
of few days to secure additional subscrip-
tions sufficient to cover the cost Of extend
ing it to Danville and the Cotton FARM
contra Costa Gazette.
The Bodie Free Press says that petit
ton for the removal of the county seat
of Esmeralda county from Aurora to some
point on the line of the Carson and Colo
RADIO Railroad is being circulated through
out the county. 1t is said to be receiving
many signatures in Mason valley as well as
in Candelaria and the southern portion of
the county.
Jake Gunther has cherry tree which
seems determined to keep up the reputa-
tion of Yuba county as fruit-growing sec.
ton. At the usual time this season it bore
full crop of fine cherry plums, after
whichit she'd all its leaves. Soon after.
ward it put forth new leaves, and now is
in full blossom, with every prospect OF
producing another crop of fruit this year.
[Marysville Appeal.