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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20
Pr RSON AL.

Frank Manning is in town.
"Fenner' is again OH The Northeaner.
Charles Melchor is visiting friends in this
village.
Bangs f. Warner goes to Denver, on Tues
day next.
John Knowles leaves for Colorado on Mon
day the 23d.
Mrs G. Johnson is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Geo. Longwell.
Will Blackford started for California ON
Tuesday morning.
Miss Flora Bristol of Prospect Lake. ~
visiting Mrs. II. G. Nash.
Jay woodman, lately home from Lansing,
smiles under full beard.
Louis woodman is home from the Agri-
cultural College on vacation.
Col. McFarlin is at work i'll preparation
for the annual reunion, prospective.
Hi. Flanders made short job of moving
the house he purchased of Mr.. Bowen.
III. Heron delivers his lecture on Prohi-
bition at VI. +. church, Lawton, next Sunday
evening.
Miss Kittie Hawkins who has been visiting
Mrs Eva Kelley, has returned to her homo
at Ithica, n. Y.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

Forsyth has Frank Drew, the best harness
maker ever in Van Buren county, as foreman
of his shop. FORSYTH.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20

If you want to equip yourself with whips,
brushes, combs, lap-robes, etc. Call on
1868 FORSYTH.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20

The State Horticultural Society holds its
summer meeting at Benton Harbor June 7,
8 and 8. The Chicago and Western Michi-
gan Railroad will give excursion rates from
all stations on its line. Free entertainment
will be furnished to the members by the
people of Benton Harbor and vicinity The
following is programme of the topics to he
discussed:
1. Highway tree-planting.
2. Adaptability of varieties of Michigan
fruits to the Chicago market.
3. Lessons for the horticulturist from the
winter of 1S80-S1.
4. Grape-growing and wine making.
8. Our steps toward the ornamentation of
school grounds.
6. Fruit packages, and legislation concern
ing them.
Z. Pleasures and profits of amateur straw
berry culture.
8. What points do we need to gain in the
improvement of small fruits?
8. New facts and new laws concerning the
yellows.
10. OF the newer strawberries, which are
deserving our attentions
IL. How shall trees injured by the severity
of winter be reinvigorated?
II. Will any Endorsement of new varieties
make it safe TO plant them extensively i'll 10
calities where they have not been tried ?
13. Economical pruning and training of
grapes.
"A. Arbor day and its promises.
10. Vegetables as part OF home economy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20
Local and Business Notices.
ATTENTION FARMERS!

All Farmers who use the Oliver Chilled
Plow should call at Conner d Woods and
examine reversible steel point, which is
manufactured expressly for that plow. '65tf
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20

If you want any buildings moved, call on
or address SHAVER & HARRISON,
1364prv Lawrence, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20
G. w, WARD,
DENTIST.

E5 Don't forget the plsce--over Sherman d
Paw Paw. 1871
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20

A nice piece of carpet for sale at Dun
combe, Stearns Il Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20
Come to Time.

For Rockford, Elgin, waltham, Springfield,
Lancaster and other makes OF Watches, Stem
or key winding, in cases any weight from two
to Eve ounces hunting or open face, go to
Chappell's Jewelry Store opposite the Dyckman
House.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20

Qcea week in your own town. Terms and IS
tDOO outfit free. Address II. HALLETT Co.,
Portland, Maine. 1352y1*
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20
WHOLE NO. 1866.
PROBATE COURT.-Hnros Juper.

Monday, May 16.-Estates of Nellie M.
Farmer ct al. minors: petition for appoint
ment of guardian, Elizabeth Farmer APP
pointed. Estates of Nina Randall 1T al.
minors license to sell real estate granted.
Estate of Emma Wright, minor; petition
for appointment of guardian, A. S. Packard
appointed. Estate of Joseph Goodwin, de
ceased; order made confirming sale of real
estate by administrator. Estate of Jesse IL.
Ames, deceased; petition filed for probate of
will. Day of hearing, June 18th, 1881. Es-
tate of David NJ. Bentley, deceased final
account of administrator filed. Hearing,
June 18th, 1881. Estate of Dawson Pom
pey, deceased; claims allowed and estate
closed and the administrator ordered to pay
debts within three months.
Tuesday, May 17th.-Estate of John Scots,
deceased; petition of widow for assignment
of dover and heirs-at-law for partition of
real estate. Hearing, June 13
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-20

Mrs. M. M. Porter has just received a new
stock of ladies furnishing goods, consisting
of elegant parasols, hosiery, handkerchiefs,
etc., etc.
, 1881-12-22

eSer 9an OF !; T. Y. Faswol co, hay,na oaltea hin
in,, nixit, before ths appointment ~ tho ChIcaK
tild not kuow of Mr. jesse Eeald,nas appoint.
Mcnt until his nrrlvnl yesterday mornt1F. When
o 'CpSfses asneso 5 ro %s W. %sheo S a RI 3;
o 5ePps' }o .: and ,es wGsd St
ne tnouEht Mr. HpnltlInr wNs pretty Bilrn uf ttu
ported, It WINS brought nbot,t. he siil, by uen.
ssopas net ms n' ME-" ~ H. pGSe s
/ sntd that Mr. Nixon would have stooil q butter
enr%es l. the Gh'enso had unto
Moniay nisht. ho aad told tho ethers tSat L
MIN yor tho place, aMti Ind stgned r rpottst"n ion
tee li.lGrstan1tnK thu It WINS u lo presented 10
hs nm ID. i!c I'D nj think shc rresdcnt kaow SSs
stpalss,,nS; tn and he neioyo,; that T s through
tho oflluo.
pLEnErAs DEMOCRATS.
,a'io1 The cook coan.y Democratic Club m oraant
i, 1 as wess ,s T. gposn to
of Tho rarr mot d the Palmer iioso fast even.
inE, nt,Gptsa sonstitation a,,l hy.aw. and i
employees. Gas. Inspector naidwln being in tho
e5s eeeI5s npa' q Sa,t tho start the orsanlzn'on
sn turn: nse Sss sh. sotr may o abanao Merf'@,
r1ovi1e. {n9 vim1een6eFship Increases Tho constitution
ss s ds erso asSse anyos Ss s MSnesr. M of a
moral character and wolf known Demoerato
o; nro;n1ivttcs" ant Iass. but mt lcast, that hol
ant,ual ins.alimcn!s Xaothor Utilization liz Il se eaot
Momber ts to take Is that ho Will ron,ler ail pos-
includes tho petid!ing Of Tickets on election. ii.
day. oto. and also that he Will refuse to nccept
,y ,!nnncy from candidntes 10 consideration OF atty
INFLUENCE that hQ tltAy l!r bubDCA6t1 tn noAsops
About thirty persons subscribed to tho conalitlt.
fiGn a.t|optG less .q h9t q whom pai1 tio
over Any ono visiting to o sho st',' cS % ior rqm 5
tho treasury, ugor which c. Il. NIehotr was
elected to temporarily preside.
LEAytTT STtEET COSOhEuATIoytL Cf1uncu.
=, Tho mo'nbers Of tho LcRsItt Street Copgrrua.
tionAt Church. .n0rnar OF Admins md Lanvitt
street, l!eia their annual business mcettn9 Inst
Of Trustees presented its ni1i.ln roport throtlgh
,s, !ts ,Ghnirman. G. t: Hopkins. 1t sht,Wed an *.
t,a celent record for the year The entire cost Of
,snsei msnd o5 th tss yess xns s Ihe report
saafy .nasef @ sees1"s ssinry ssEFs so
gas M eng ~ fuel sigo: church ropalrs. sloO; total,
reported that tae mosnbessh,p Nv was % Ill., III I tbat
5ho Ioport iro,n the Iiiana. Fund Jea''nit.sc Ja1.;
Soron ,n sS ,:fEsaey ad Of @ Isd6 IT.
Committee. made u report strongly urging tho
GE. erection q y new Church building, the pre-
md doorse eet!e"f rrus,ees neasoq, a.
1a %ap aad = EhWSnPes " P5w.r! "
l!ulldIne..Funl Committee. Milton Georac.
!meorae Hamilton, 4 p skllitnan, md c. lrodTe
oaFSa ,ail next sSds vhoa taah tac e.,
bnsiness Will DO Continued.
, 1881-12-22
TIE CoRoNER's OFFICE,

T. sssEitAL 1HQUEsIa HELD.
| a jury was ttnpa neted By thu Coroner ycstor-
! t1ay III tho cAso of n. If, Tapnor ~ IInmn,nrt
mi ,yho 1fo1 1,,,;.da,, ~ ~ ~ .,H
oso.,,, w.. ,.s..s uaeuy ~ tne onlco OF eovcr'
oSei4a nfotuors. dehtists, corner OF WnshlnRton
No. "a Firth nyeY,,o nj. mnrnno,
sctan 1,l,,thmr,1t t,.,in roa,'a,s, '"s
.ir,, wo.,osas" -. es ios.- -.3osteln e3amtnts-
uoH SeateFahy ana FOUND That th6ro WINS somo
congestion OF tho brni,t. but not enough tn causo
utltn. Everything Mns nDrmnl pxcept tho bellrt
whc!l'was d little ilabby. md Dr. D!llthartlts 4
conclusion Was TINT chloroform Killed Mc,
Thppor.,, All tho fauts will DO brought out to-
day. anu tha jury Will droido whittier tho den.
tug Is 70 blunie nr not. -
me Inquest In tho case ot Michael 3lcEliIgott.
stock xafds Tuesday, tscoscd tint In fuliing 4
Cd. struck him On tho head, and TINT tho wheels
pissed tver bis ucukt s!ial0cnltpg 1t. A verdict
In accordance with tho faets WIS rendered.,
arg THE r4tK sttctpr.
TIN Cnroror,s t,,,,,ns. ~, ~. h.,,,.. :.
1anlE Win nn,r rt,,itt t, ~ ~ uuuy " Enarlcs
,cunjntf nnr n nv n,in,t,a A1o1'"ay n16a'' &C.
@1t.Iu HniI..n3 Vnt3 unM tulnnttS
n,n.Ss ESlss@ 1,aa II oaa9y sh csttSa has at twon.y
Arcbnr nynnn" rnd ;IStstnd = ~ epsnor OF
shnt in In ,irnnt,n ~ ~ Din.Gnts III ~ .acN!u
South brnnnh' .Hnninv ,h1thnr I rf1uso ns uHof tne
deCoaaud ivinr M hia tG5 IL t , ~ iuma , tae
smui r9yofyo;- in TIL rP.,ht msnJ "k M "!a ,!a
WOUND Il, lii hrense morr - tbar hnn.+ , was
dressed 10 Won Hnr,nHn tHn s,",;. ~ ~,
on nm. WIN 14o""'"u' Wv ofoRelst' "osIo
.Elironn vou I1or,onI ~ ~, osn. v.
nue.. iosin thnt ~, W, II ~. ~ atcaoe nvc.
wars in ,sns sint,ia H. hnr, ~ r, xa.h Lue t"eIty
, 1881-12-22
THE COUNTY-BUIID1NG.

The Collectors Of the Town. ot H,ct mn, pa,o.
ttnn u,t their foot. xaato or,a., ~ 1''" AL" taia'
'' "00Ae ''s.o'""s'
ALL OF the county ol1luca viii DO closed Mon.
day, which will practically bo rhrfatn,na,1 INV
I'm, oh,,tr
!nE snetHf yesterday, at the Instance OF Leo-
pold Mayer, closed down upon tho rug- shop of
John E. Petitions to mako nonl a nioIrp for
Ern. :, "e1 - es'4e4 Aoi
>~sS' -.:..,
THE sher'h hns advertised certau property to
bo sold Mondny to satisfy bond, unon witlrh
;u,pu,ont hnv ho,, r,n,,oras ~ ~ Irors "n'el.
t;nIrt hit .anstcri"w ~ GTen , ln ,ne Cflhinal
SuuJ oohu aEEacu tn.At LUG 5alo should 10
aucation Of whothor ,or not they would author.
sa0 tue county Attorney to appear at tho salo to
represent tho county.
rr,,r 1,h,ctc -,, f,o,or,4,tox, .vo. T., ,...,..
tcrftnr' nnn s15on~ nthas Mns ~ seen'on YES
thn rGsnIItlnn ~ f,nm staM stMs pGapEu u Wts
tOi1chfrn: i,n n,nsiinn ~ ~ A @
t;oInmisstonnrs TnH tnat+o Nv IL ~ I. num oI tne
nti mi XIII M I,,h LIE Hs Glschsscd pro
nns. i..f fnn,v Ksuat M ueat q aafnGst.
Gary, wbiu sct forth thnt H. n,1s nsgn ynoe
Ind tho rxt tf fix thotr % nv my tssonars ~ aaa at
tho nay hi hron titcIjt rs,H ~ w. IT, 1nat a. sco
Tin icftcr rvn m t'u LII W oannEca'
tiot, at1d Mr Mntfnnts ,Sny netsnt truo 8estal9o-
narn q renorf IN Shn Hnf,onf ~ WY" ~ ~ nse
tburn,yith The rcnnrt ,vfI ho til ~ ncGInsuanoe
i,owr M" 4 -. -. W. Wy sa" u1lrE9: (so
, 1881-12-22
U. s. A..

CHICAGO dlstll'crs exported sixty-flvc bur-
rolls of alcohol yesterday. :,
THk Internal reyonue receipts yesterday
amounted to $:E. E.8S7 OF which $so,T.O was FOR
spirits, 81 ,eso for ctgaFs, Seoa for tobacco, aud
$508 for beer.
THE 0ovoru,nont otltccs will bo closed Monday,
Tho post-Olllce olllcals desire thut MI persons
expecting pAckaKcs by null catl Saturday or
sunaay, ns the grcat rush Ut business Will tnoy-
UicG ntld Bib. stRt0ns viii bc closed Mt III click
Monay morning. Night mails will eloso at tho
aoa one collection trip In tho forenoon.
sENsll'LR ltuLIH0.
For some ttnlo pnst merchants and priyate c1tf
zGhs haft cofnplhinel Ut thu strict regulations
s w,ds & sa9no 9ha tho y A mporte
it0uso. WhOn frayIlo china, statuary, and almi.
lar goods werc III question, a grcut risk was in.
owners rcsene or aco Of a. onS IhS
wny to get ilrnund this trpube wns by a lt,t1F d.
, !hy and pessonal application to tho Speretnry of
Smith this nutsanco hus boon nbntod, as viii bo
seo 6y tae following ruling, which wis received
- wHsiiSaroS. 3. c. Dec l5,--7o Collectors a,ta
othsr Uutefrs9 q Me c9'0Mt: Art. 4tB Of tho KeXli-
norts 70 no Snse e. sS tnS 4 4 of In:
tho importor. or ut nny other ptuco not rcou-
1y Se f5ssohhg fr thgg rSo uness by
,;;!!as yt,ss, By AZ l.9ss suoh Permssioa viii NJ b.
R!von hy tho Goltccsor IN person only, Or, tn bis
wiao than ID oxcoptionai md W extraorGinary s GIu
cases: a.. for example. when urtiulos arc OF 4
persoMal usc OF tho importer, aud uot as mnro sI.
Ghanolae. or whOn they might bo exposed to In.
lnry ny being 0renetl, Examined, aud repaUkgl
permission. tho Collector viii rcuuIrn tfn In,
porter 70 deposit with him M amount sufficient
, 1881-12-22

The Pullman Pleasure Club gavc grand re-
ceptlon at tho Hotel Forcnco last oyepinp
Owing to the Indictment state OF tho weather tho
numper OF Rueata Was somewhat smaller than
~as anticipated, but thoa0 who attended were
well'rcpald for Drawing tho storm. spocla
car containing tho guGata from tho CITY wus
attached 10 the Illinois Coltrut trnin
Whion !etk tho Contra! nepnt ut TITO. The
slefant now hatel was brilliantly Illuminated,
aSl, nna presented yery p!caslnK appearance.
ths ne oyonInx . very paintahlc collation. was served
otll1 wl!s kert up until i late hour. Mcssrs+ A,
!tapp. y. e. llctnlln. j. l.. Woods |, H. ErI,yfprd
q. Il. llussola. WllIlam Dot,d, N. r. Uarrott tuhn
h1cLeap, l!onry A., l&|churhs, 4. l.. fUrtj1UlI.
James T., Irn!nor. u. ~. lfnndrtoks, lsiCf1arti
SsHmlth. U. ", Hfuen, N. +, i}raren. Noall Var
Wrinkle. md T, ". Fielder composed the commit.
tees having tho management 0f the affair, and
ner % which all tho .Arrang0Muntg wero lnalo
and happily executed =,
EVANSTON.
1ollows: Thu aiathodtsIs will have cochEat1or
1nr tno sunday-sch0ol Saturday evening; the
Congregations! poop!o will hnyo a Chrihs,nHs
musical sorylce npd6r tho direction of hir.
4eofRa LOTT Sunday morning; the Presbyterian
Suntlayss school will have ChEistsuas tree It1cs-
day evening.
, HYDE pAnK.
ING First Presbyterian Church held It's annual
Moet!hK less evening. aud eIettel W. A. Oimste,ld
Mnd =. q. Wel!tng Elders for seven Year, Ia pluco
,' Msl1,nx aha u. u 1oXue. aud J. 4. Colo Tor tho
lloyd. '~ ~0s
, 1881-12-22
SCHOOL FuNDs,OF NEBRASKA,

=. uVstRF OVpaFes % TN EAItd00 1f1hWNk,
LINCOLN. Mob, DRc. l.r--'Tho State perrin.
'totdolit OF bchooa has submitted bis selnl. ar-
llual report Of the. coudltiGh, financial and
otherwlsu, Of tho public soheola Of Nobraska.
Tho wholo ndnberof chil.isen registered al
pupils ln tho schools Of the State Ia l6s us. Tbs
school tunds arc distributed and placed "a 1ol-
lDwa:, -.
Interest o. State ltoaads: 1ao50ea
!nterest on daetsigk h0pAE. ........ ...., l7tu
tntnrcsttu prtyate SetutIttes.... ..... 4.H71.d6
!nterSt pn unpaid prtu. school bonds. 40tN.t8
!lteFode on county bolu&. ......:,...... U,4nkDO
1htolost On y. Vt ppF fept boIda...... bO000
1Easo achool lance .!.; ........,,,... H. lAL6o
H.aka y &c, ,b74.0s
Otaer 'ao4eees.s ..s......,..,...:....,. 10
.....,.......,,,...:.. .... $IBg, ,b3d&9
, 1881-12-22
THE YOUNGS,
a VeFd1ct OF Murder IN the First pcxreQ
Tor khA Kffilntk nj -sElksff NfA,Afa Abns.

a verdict OF Murder IN the First Dcgreo
for the Ai}ithg oi Their Stepfaa1ser.
Spstta| Dspnteh to Tia CHICAGO 7rtb.ita,
uhxEnoA9rLE, Ind, Dec. sl.-Tho Cosouct's
verdict In tho Lynch murder caso charges. thb'
Young boys With prclued!tatcd murder 1n tho
arst aegseo. Thsro IA disposition among a
Tow persona 70. let the boys Off easy because
toraey u backed W healthy sentiment iii bis
atotoFmls'aon o9rtnE tno young men TO sIKId
utannu. Lynch sboiy WIS brought 10 tho ujty,
!nst Might and 40 nutopsy +vus hctd this morn
tnx. Hls akult was shnttessHl lutO about Nifty
they will he tMr,isd over to the uayalnIaus,
Tsusslcg, ''~'~~+'
, 1881-12-22

Marriage i1eoasca wore Issued yeaterday, to the

n!arrlaso ilcoases wore Issued ,e9terday, to the
MIN: aid r<,ia.nsse, =, Ace.
tS$s|si;s II isSs sis.sss;:
" {'as SH1Jsss JEsssss.
fSssp f.a seaJsIS, Il ntS;t e
isTNtIissSo IL NIisSn:
jes,s ssis 1;ssSs MSS's{ Ss
fs hssss seasf Shsst2
ses a. Il saaSi., sssansa 3
ShaqseSy fI. Fy1 T. Fas wnseeF washnRtol' in..
K.lHasd !: De i'nn,blo
hate smytb. chicngo..
iiaso Meiassa. ss*o
Hiiss i1ss1s i. Il 1ass. 1sn'i teSsns
ksstss kato Tassssy assss!sss
SMs2@a SMsasis 4 sssn s1Iis 931'fisso
tEtta ii. chaasbdraIn.
tAnnie irinishs EnHiswood..
t1hsTf ose fofuaw baSSn' dIhhtsSse
Mssiissta M ssn'HSnSfi fa.ssd Ghlasss
iH!H%is Hs fsaa. IL se9sg baylGa %'S%s!s.owa.
csi'@ eo jobnsd a SSis: III as;:
Xas tonnos S iSettnn""...
3Chnrlek renter. 10
Mattte ilpgsns0n.
9hfy Il. Muore, lGs SUntl,
1?o wit Howard, 1Hs Woat Washington. ....M
Jiarrtett bsa*ood-
John Fhrro ChicAgo. =.
tAto hcaHfRtt
trou bcnalt1
Ammo IehhpH, ChtcnE
5.MtFtck Fitzgerald,
tfsllAhbolh Barfys
cathartne 4. Plant, 1cs WenwoTth:
Michael e hedmond Chicago.
hhlso CAltahnh GhlcaEa. "a
ItiohnE! R}en 0sRood.
MnFy ltyant +...,,Y,.U
Anna 6u!seTaka 2li Wost Polk.
Ghrstinn 5Snnson
Erod !1lnm
AAhty 5huH14. Ehtch9o.
Iheodnro 1drgnx, U EmMA.. 10
Mary hl1hRbH'I, ~ Eplh..
Martin WGt3oL Chicago.
Eathnf1no l1ahtEth. Chicago.
tarl H. 1GtHflaon n. Ght cuEU.
t1onhnhI Iofans0n, EhtcARo. ....s..s...&
4inx !tAthbefsur. Chicago.
Aiannio nffpRor, tle
Celeb Jsnnlngs, 1l5l West Madison, ..........,.
Sarah H. Loyu Monm0uth+ -. .........,s.......,,Q
Nlals f. Fgdafsen, Chicago. ,,.
uofuthen Joiiarson Chlcngo....".s,s... .s.....27
AlutEt cst y Hghnb
AhRostA schhk
Erick u: HMoln. Chicago
lHR M. AppIDt0H.
, 1881-12-22

OF COURSE THE CHILDREN WANT PRESENTS
upt necessarily exponslye ones, but xivh thotu
something. Jao> Kranz, u and 90 State street,
oaera Tho most tempting display at uu9ar toys,
candies, treo and cake ornaments, etc., to be
fouaat
, 1881-12-22
- sNo,,nln. on fkat4.ss

Tho thing uoasred found at last. AJAX ir,,g.i
mica, roaohcs," "iilcs. bod6Sss. Eo bo1cs. ~ 'e'
, 1881-12-22

struck Aorosa Fho copnt:y Instead of cou1In9 IN.
tG tue city, whore they might be euslty roco9.
naod; nas Inquiry aoseloped sle fact that no sils.
ptolous chuFnpteta Wore In Norwood during tho
day, and nop0 but known resllc1,ts camp I'd Tia
g1Ecntng, trnllss 10 rAr us could 10 a4cortnIneu,
vho tsolatud Gondtt1Gn OF the cottage and The
evident kuoHlct'Ko the fellows llnd of their sur.
ro,tndlnKa hhoM that she rohbory had beon cars.
iu!iy planned loig pefaSqhand. No search was
lsa. shaw showing tnat thoso two iadics wurc 1tso
known iobo In poascAs1on OF the diAnollds.
blrs. Abbey and. her friend wero completely
Prostrated by tho1F u Experience Of tha night b.
1orn, and yealerdsI afternoon they oa.no 10 stay
w Wn a tr!ands q ~ e sit Leaving The o't lady aud
hired nan hRyIhH bcetl Or1,uKht lnto lie cottkHHo
to aofend the 'adlcs should aaothor occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
TIRGLALrS FAD FIyANCIERISG.

TO the EdifOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: / have read THE TRBUNEs recent ed
itorai Virginia and her senator and desire to
take issue With General Malone. do not believe a ato
paying all the tax 1t can while 100000 dogs are living
within IT'S borders paying hing and adding expense
10 the cost OF living and making sheep husbandry Ina
possible In state otherwise admirably suited for that
purpo,". When the Mofit bcllpunch was Introduced
into The hGuor saloons Of this STATE II afforded fine rev
enuc FOR a few months but 1t fast dwndlcd aw y, until
me law Il dead. because there healthy pub
lg ointment on tue subject
beIcyc, hOwty 7, that General Malone end his party
ar quite honest - those VINO shout M Rrpmdia n
ana 10 the nine max provision for payinE the
debt. and dare su lgrst feasible p IN Tor paving A.
Toe state not bnux mt n u makes rght use OF -
numerous resources and " it, iud win tie
same iulgm, 10 Tor ME - they To reduce the
r. publican the ate debt would disappear a. even
faster rate than thtt The state IL deserving OF but
nm sympathy 50 long n ia pubic prrss a+crDes IT,
ui-forune tn ANY uther influence than g. own short
sic - policy. O. sIAtSE.
Concord. Va, March L. i-sl.
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NOT SATISFIED UIIH rms WORLD.

George ". Rossier, age twenty-nne, n
collector Tor an Eghthaycfnrnure calcrattcmpcd to
shoot himself while intoxicated Monday night IN me hccr
shop OF John Shady. No. 90 slTth-ave Ills weapon
taken away. He returned with another pistol.
which he placed against his head and tried to discharge
pita.
Eiward clover OF walnut Grove. ~ j.. Killed himself
with "a gun his frOuf ward Monday. lie placed the
muzze OF the gun 10 Ms and pulled the trigger Oy
laih TO which nall had been attached Ho
Portable circumstances. Ho lcavea "A wife aud several
children.
man found lying tho approach OF the
GreenpOint Ferry Brooklyn, early last evening I'M csi
ble from the eli cts OF large dose of laudanum lie
about twenty five years OF age addressed, aud
had apparently from the lefrybO In his pocket
was bOtne OF laudanum. At the Seventh Precinct
Police station he revived and admitted taken the
poison his life lie removed to 81 GATHERINGS
Hospital. where be admitted that bis name was james
MCEimeel aud his homo was at No. 50 Columbia ST.,
Me-
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paper OF which only 100 copies were issued to sub
scfibers and there are several specimens OF me
earlier works OF the novelist. including the " Gr-
maldi," with Crukshank's Illustrations.
There are eighteen lots representing D0re's work.
including the BILE, the Fables Of La Fontaine, the
Rabelais and the Milton. Among other periodical
publications il fine set OF The GenhemaRs Mdgd-
zine n731-lSJ5. BOB volumes, including index
IN five volumes: and there 81 volumes OF Jke
London Graphic, 1S00-S0 inclusive. OF Hogarth,
there are the Original Plates, restored by James
Heath in royal folio, 1S22-perhaps the most de-
sirable modern edition of this artist. No. 925 is
Captain Jcsse's " Life Of George Brnmmell, com
monty called Beau Brummell." vols. $40. Lon
don 1914. ibis Is particularly noticeable because
10 affords an Illustration OF the tendency OF modern
printed works to become scarce. IL is sold in Lon
don for guinea; but there is also Philadelphia
reprint
Collectors will particularly notice the set of DE
Bs Grand Voyages four parts. represented as nice,
clean and perfect copies OF these works, win
all the curious Copperplates; and not less the hDe
set IN thrty-one volumes OF the publications OF rhe
Percy society. There are sixteen volumes OF Ie
Rcfr0specfre Rerieu-lS20@2S. with Nos. 10 Z
OF the new series Pckeung's edition OF Rich
arison's Dictionary of the English Language" IS
n0tceable-a very valuable book and not common.
Ruskin's Modern Painters" i, the edition Of
is51]60; The stones of Venice London, 1851
%; " The Seven Lamps OF Architecture" Lon.
don. 1919; the Lectures on Architecture and
Painting" London, 1865. The collection of Rus
kin's seems arge aud complete.
DR.. Chaplin had evidently great love of filling
IN his collections of particular authors by obtain
Ing oil their works. especially when they had not
been brought together IN regular and complete
edition His taste bibhOphle was catholic and
sought qualification not only in the and curious
lat IN the readable. Miscellaneous catalogues are
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M. Nobody with the least love of books can look
II over without great desire 10 be present az the
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means are limited any reason to DESPAIR The op-
pOTtuuitY WI bo an excellent one for picking up
some desirable tribe az "a reasonable, price.