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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14
Church plrectorY.

DRESBYTERIAN SCHURCH-Rev. r
il Alexander, pastor. Public worship every
Sabbath; morning service, IL; evening
service, a. Sabbath School, 900 am. Young
mems prayer meeting: Tuesday 2 p m; gen.
eral prayer meeting: Wednesday z pm.
Strangers welcome to all services.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
MRey. J. 81. Conkle, pastor. Sabbath
preaching: IL a. m.; z pm. Sabbath SCHOOL,
2:30 pm. Young mems meeting: Friday
pm; general yermeeting: Thursday 2 p m.
Strangers are cordially invited 10 all our
services. -
TINTED PERSEVERANCE CHURCH
~ Rev. Thomas Balph, pas tor. sabbath
School 10 am Public worship: II am.
Weekly prayer meeting: Friday 8 pm.
Monthly prayer meeting: Last Saturday of
each month, pm. Woman'y Missionary
Society: Last Saturday each month, pm.
n;sisict prayer meetings: First Tuesdays,
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each
monthS2p.mA Young women's prayer meet
ing: Second Saturday each month at the
Parsonage, pm. st5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

IT is not patriotic and it is not fair,
under the circumstances. to speak harsh
! ly of the Vice President. General Ar
thur did himself an injustice in going to
Albany to work for Conkling, but he has
human pride and sensibility, and is a
man of greater capacity than the coun-
try understands. Norman in the world
ever stood in a more delicate and diff
cult position than he does to-day, and he
has right to expect from his country
men, if he should be called to higher
responsibilities, all this is implied in the
phrase "fair play.'-fCin. Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14
eeiment Co UNITY orIciaI DIrectory.

Common Pleas Judge-Wm. Okey.
Probate Judge-Thomas Cochran.
Clerk Of Courts-Alex. c. Darrah.
Sherif-Samuel Hilles.
William n. Coffland.
Treasuref-Hamilton Eaton.
Prosecuting Attorney--Alfred II. Mitchell
Recorder-W s. Hobbs.
Commissioners-owen Mehan, Morris Cope
|. j. Potts 81 -o.ls.
-Chalkley Dawson.
CoroDer-Thomas Garrett.
Infrmary Directors-Joseph Bailey, VIM.
Parkinson, James B. Ritchey. ..-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

THE rare endurance President Gar
field is showing in his fight with an as
.sassin's bullet recalls some instances in
the past where similar fight has been
crowned with victory. One of the most
notable of these is the ecaseof ColonsI
D. 'R.sAnthony, editor of the Leaven-
worth Kansas Times, and brother of
S1sans B. Anthony. Colonel Anthony
had always been distinguished for deyo-
ton to his friends and bitter hostility
coward |. his enemies. -A quarrel had
arisen between him and a Mr.. Embry,
tfze editor of an Opposition paper, and
both men went armed for some time.
On the night of the l1th Of May. 1875,
Colona Anthony attended a dramatic
performance at the Pea venworth theatre.
Going out between the third aad fourth
acts he met lis enemy in fthe lobby.
Some angryawords passed between them,
when Embry drew a pistol and fired
three shots at Anthony, The first shot
Ii GU0k cneCI III IuC BlI1 UlOdoO Juo1 DOluM
the collar bone, seyering leading ar
tery and causing violent internal hem
orrhage. The attending surgeons at
once pronounced the wound mortal, and
and gave the patient so many hours in
(which to prepare for death. No person.
lthey said, similarly wounded had ever
tbeen known to, recover But Colonel
Anthony had no idea of weakly surren-
dering his life and dying according to
the programme the doctors marked out
for him. Like General Garfield, he had
one chance for his life, and he deter
mined to make brave fight for that
chance. Day after day he disappointed
his physicians by not dying. After a few
weeks Of suffering he rose from his bed
and to-day he walks the streets of Leay.
enworth wen and hearry, and edits ont
of the brightest newspapers in the West
Let us hope that President Garfield viii
I give another illustrationo of tha ability O
!. strong will and vigorous physique t
set at naught some of the established
Z preeedents Of medical science.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

THE Cincinnati Commercial says one
of the most touching and remarkable
things in connection with the shooting
of the President, and his struggle with
death, is the wonderful interest taken
in the subject by children. The little
girls, especially, are deeply impressed,
andIinquire for the latest news with the
most intelligent and solicitous interest
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

THE suggestion THAT hereafter presi-
dents should be accompanied by body
guards does not meet with favor in any
quarter. The Philadslp phia Timesthink5
that the spectacle OF president, in time
of peace. moving about with a band Of
bedizened soldiery at his heels would be
humiliating, and SO it would. No Cos
sacks and no boiler-iron overcoat for
American rulers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

The highest hopes and interests Of
the race rest on the purity. health. and
strength of womanhood. We take pleas
ure in referring our readers to the TO
markable efficacy Of LYDIA E. PINK
HAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND in ali
that class Of diseases from which w0-
men suffer so much.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

The scientific newspapers for the past
few months have been explaining the
meaning of the different names applied
to steel. An exchange sums up as fol-
lows: Blister steel is made by causing
the carbon of charcoal to penetrate iron
in heated state. German steel is blis-
ter steel rolled down into bars. Sheet
steel is made by hammering blister steel.
Double shear steel is made by cutting
up blister steel and putting it together
and hammering again. Crucible steel
is made by melting in pot of blister
steel and wrought iron or unwrought
iron and charcoal and scrap. .Bessemer
steel is made by blowing air through
cast iron, burning the silicon and carbon
out. Open-hearth steel is made by melt
ing pig iron and miving wrought iron or
scrap steel or iron ore to reduce the sill
con and carbon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

IT is simply marvellous how quickly eo"s
stipation, biliousness and sick headache ara
cured by Sellers Liver Pills.' fly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

twenty-five thousand rifles have
been shipped to Odessa for Varna, for
the Bulgasian army.
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Practice in the Supreme Court and Court OF
Claims and appear before all the Departments
Promptness and satisfaction given In all bust
ness entrusted TO them. Correspondence so
icited. 529 7th st., op. p. o. Department.
WASHINGTON DC sep26h
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TEACHERS. ExAMINATIo n.
fsso-aI

f86o-al.
Belmont County, Ohio.
9Th Saturday of August, 80. Clairsville;
ID "a +" Sept. Bellsfre;
Ist October. Barnssvtlle:
<th October. Martins Ferry;
ID Now, Morristown;
lat Dec. 81. Clairsville;
LIST January, Bellkire;
LIST February. BarnesvilIe;
LIST March, Belmont;
lst April. Bridgeport;
Sd April. Glencoe;
I'd May, Flushing;
LIST June, st ClairsYille;
zth June, Bellaire-
Also at close OF Institute At st. Clairsville.
Examinations begin at Q. am.
Testimonials Of character are required i
n ppiicant IA not known 70 the Board; and
evidences of success IN teaching are allowed
heir proper weight.
K. ALEXANDER
A. A. CLAK. Ex. Boar
JIM. YAKEELL.
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At the conclusion of this peroration
the House silently adjourned
, 1881-03-21

FINALLY Caught Ia tho Tolls,
John Murphy, an Gx-oohvEot and notorious
thug and thiot IN tho West Twelfth streot dis
tElot, has beon under arrest far several days
past, andi8 to 10 Artaignea to-day hotnrc Instlto
Walsh Tor tho shooting ut JAfaos LouEhlfn In
Mike f,AWler's dlsreputAGlo dive nt No,
III Vest Washlngton stroet. Rud tor
tho attempted rape Ut vutnan OF tho
town namod L,zzu Contcy at tho sarn1 place u
fow nights axo. TIN shooting occurred III Do
cc.nher lust, but Ut tho tiun l.0nxhln was not
ouiy alslnoliued to prosecute, but tofusca to
Hlyo tue police any Information Whatsoever ~
to how ho was in1Irett lie thinks differently Ut
tho tnattor now. THO woman Conley has not
,s,ase complaint to Cnpt. Ebtrsold Of tho steat.
Iuunt aho had raceiyedt Her eyes were BACKED,
her nUso split. Ant various w1uuds aud trtlsoa
ahGuk her head, arms. and chost Hnvo eylaune0
q tho y'oIease SUI bud oeen sub!aete,i to, Dut
warrant for. tho artoat Of her usaallant.
1t IL not known WAethor sh0 will
prosecute. Or compromise With thu thief. ht4r-
ply achieved nuturiety sonlu thr,tc ycnrs nso by
= svrea of *tnld ruoneses, which eil!m,nato.l -
tho ilennow I4u!dsr by another Gaux. who had
copied MuEphj's ptan Of operating. Murphy
and hts companions wrru finally sent 10 The
Pe,lltuntinry fer two yours for rnhhtHK several
in1 tho atuFes with thur faoes colieeaed tchi!nl
haadkcrehirfs a,ll presenting sevosyrrs ut tlIo
beads uf tho occupants. slnco cosntilx froHl
Iul!ct Murphy hhs ass0cIatoa Wit ttuuhleautue
rh1rteenth stroe. and Hug islanu avenue. he-
cAtnD THUR heAdguarters. II wAs there flMe thu
HchuMauhar bahk subRlery Ia bollefut II have
boen planned. Cugt. Ebursnld haa information
busnlar!ei, h|ghway roboeries, mud otaur crimes
IN thAt division, but tho difficulty IL to got tho
oyidnnco necessary for a conviction.
, 1881-03-21

All for Ten CosifHs Worth OF whisky.
Tho saaon OF 8Ano 0rull1nan. 4 Russian lie.
brow, at No. 151 West Laku street, WAS tho sceno
last evening Of blundy row. which neariy re-
suited In tho killing Of ono Of tho participants,
Al,nust osesy snlOankceper Ut 0ro.lnian's glass
keeps at hund. bUstdcs r revolver OF q brHco of
shon,, so1no sort OF hnavy biudEenn. which the,'
uso to lnsisuIduta thuIr rrfractury customers.
md nut !ufEcqMently to punlsh those whu hRvo
the tenlorlty IT, shuw tight. Gruninns blulYoon
Is q novelty IF lts kind, and Is lnullo up OF d
piece 1t india rubber suspended by u leather
thong tU Il short woosion bandit blow frun 1t
will knock a ulan unconscious easily enough,
and It's advantages aru thns 1t dots 1ot
wound nor nbralb tbs shIn+ Ths weapon un-
ia4I u!9nt. md WIS, laost likely ..ho lndres.
pAusa of 1t. but ~ ono rnrty rcfusN to talk
thui II known ut prcspt.t. lfv aAys thas H.l0rtIy
aftor u'uluck Patrick Nrlntyfo. II years 1T
xs ns fspf S ss a. ss :ss sao! 5 sx ssssi for s il
cents worth VI whisky. It was Ktsou hin. but.
III hg wuutoa To be trusted for tho amount, tho
Aufntyre inslste,i upl.o having his bntt2 bAck,
and III o,nuty pat..h''tllo was given h!ai ln fts
ss siyrg sss sS. ss:S S. S:sa Ut auS r. tss s
F ts*f part rxs's:s shse ssi;Stk keeper who ws.
sase. siulnsyre. ai.or soiso a.,xry woi.ls. lott
the sal1D1 bht RETURNED ~ the COURSE s.f half a
muir Win n1A tynlpHshtzeFes Atiu p!Hkttt 1naT"
lrl with tfrnnnn. urhhAtn stlnstIeI HI ptNibty
bultlu uyar Urul,uana heatt. osu4lnx severn
wound aver thu teIt vyt. alltA tl0 Uthsrs Atuutud
themselves by breaking wiif1uwH In the sult,tll.
br,kcn rlass on fho isft wrist. l'wn aricr"s
wuro sosvrc4 md tIa a!n,t4t bicd to ,leth befnro
U l0eaur uuuIi bu fuuHd. lilo whs linMlly brought
to !te!un1's l1tt,X.kin CssfllGr Ut uosplAlnea
and Madison atrcetd. whcru City. .rhyslcAn
nunnt put Il Temporary drcasItlg npua Thu Nounh.
Yhut.c0 MuinIyTu VIII brought to tho County
Hospital Iu u bob-s sled which u belnx used hY
tho West t.aku Ytr1et pAtruL Tue boy was
nvarly .ientl wht't tho dostora stopped lha tinw
os bl.A&i. but Notwithstanding h!s weakened and
hltanss eJllal,sel condition It Il thought ho will
slusntyt" i IT ysaF's q aye, and ,.!eers y aa
Office wheru hn works. ut No. IA North tAIuu
strtot., Thu suts,onkeeper should never hnvo
xtyna him the ll4uor IN the first place. ~ he IL
uudor aye. Ills uoustu esuapcd. but uEahaul,
t;1ol,uut, md SAKE, wore atEcssoj, ami are
bulnE besI Ut tho station 10 await tho result nt
huyinx used tho pop bottlo. and uur.
kubotnles lhg wounQea fnlnFs STATIC
plVnt that h0 w9a Uut, not whIl9
tgeukng wlnlows. but NY something With which
Gtullnan tried fu hit Asua 0ser thu 4vad. Tho
takn With tho unpronouuouqele haAe plays
funny. md says The polies win aasu y pay him
tor AtI the INFORMATION thoy vet from hlin.
While tho light Ut the saloon Waa In progress
, 1881-03-21
PAIRING 'lIM DOWN,
CHESTER FALLS 4 VfcTtN 70 THE COMMIT
TEE ExIEE

speetat uIspatsh 10 7hs Chicago 7rsuns.
SrAlSGfIILD. ILL.,, March eo.-Tho penlten.tary
Committee Of tho HOUSE. With TOM Mitchell ut
it, hcad hits already stkualizcd itself By stroko
Of economy In tho matter OF abbroyiatny one of
tho blonnlal appropriations. Chester Peniten-
t!ary, ns everybody knows, comes up smiling
every two ycArs With modest Iomand for
fund.- to run the Institution until tho ncxt
Assembly n,ects. und to pay far now
WHY'S, additional whrls, etc., etc., tho moru
picture Of which s calculated to make thu heart
Ut tho contractor leap fur joy. THIS year Chester
Waa oven moro taudest thah ustlal, Whit she
could have stt,io unduF proper ENCOURAGEMENT,
an unfettorcJ Imagination, aided byn cord Of
pcncias mud u seam OF whto papar, aloua
could tiKuro out. Frusslng as wcsu kor wants.
howovor, stu stopped short at $3.50, ,000 or this
amount f250, GU was for tho purchase Of moro
dlrt and tho erection of new buildings. FIN, ,o00
mNro for maintenance. and ta00hl for u wnrA III
ae mess 70 o aefS o.e 10 on Sf s1ny TIL Ss
deaf cut ~ tho blRndlshnuuta thrown around II
on IT. visit to
THE SOUTHERN STOSE-rILE,
el!t down the lint itotn e s13,uo, an6 knocked
c!ng tho iitst Will toal!Iy suggest !tsolf, tho
amount w!s unnecessarily lurx1 In pronortlon
tgsn, sn ~ sn tns ew Tn and SSs,S
i.em went ont because, ttl tho view Of the Co1n.
tnlItov. thure wetG pot e,'o!iEl' criminal i.!sMs
eri.niuai q othsrwlso, e w Insane ayy.
% L eoniSf41is Mssss so ~ s,s'' ss sssay asF aax
1t physioluNs io lvo4 artor noln, and whrro
!hoy Are M'tosother lkcly to recotye vnst!y
pet,at Institution. To put II briefly. tho Commit
tee reaohett tho ennulaa!un hut 1t would bu a!tu.
xyteaeF wa1a re H. ~ t o srt o a
insaIlo ward 10 Chester " aty other PnnIlvi,.
thry. Tho .nntssrt"ss % % nay; *na p..,haely VII.
, 1881-03-21
No Doubt Of a New Opposition Rail.
road Line from New York
10 Boston.
Mr.. Peecher issues a Proclama-
ton Of Interest to Office.
Seekers.
Tho Women Receive n Scoring
for Their Conduct Towards
Criminals.
The Tenth Anniversary Of the Com
mune Celebrated by French
and German Societies.


A NEW LINE Tu n0srpS.
Sptetal DlpAteh to The Chicago T'ftbunf.
New York, March 20.-TherD Eoptns to bo little
reason 10 Lo,tbt TINT lin opposition railroad line
to Boston from this city will be constructed.
Tho How IIno will he FROM tb!a city 10 White
Plains, over tho Harlem lsnlruad. thence, by
tho construction Of stxty.two milcs OF now rond.
to ct,nlluct with tho NtT 1tnvcn & Northamp-
ton lta!lroad aud tho 1,oason & Alaban 1snilsoad
ncar Wost1eld. point ton nlles west Of Spring.
helA, MRss. The moving spirit Is President
Hiss, Of tho boston l. Alabnmy Ilattroad. Tho
idea is not new ono. President IlIiss l,ns long
wanteu m indpcdaut connection tor his
r,ad With this city, hut tho managers
Of tho New York, New Haven 4 Hartford ltaIt-
road Company have prevented It.. Thu fActs
that William II. Vanderbilt Inns for scver1tl
Yurk Central ard tue Iluston s Albany lsnilr0uts
thpre has been n very c!pso community uf In
tcrcats. Indicate probably
WHY TIE RIVAL I.lSI: HAS NOT 11EES con.
TlSuED.
Now York. New ilaycu s Hartford Kniroad
managers had nude M arrangement with tho
rennsyivRn!u ltnilroati Company to transport
through oo iroIEhs co!nns oyer tho t; !at;
by bout from Jersey Gity 10 tbe Stw York. Now
mavf s sfaa Mnrfas ssr cofpss %s r., ato spOt 5
Nsew York Central : Hudson it!ver md
9SrrauKemsnt Ss,s ,,s''s when i o.,, va IN,
@ frssk; route 70 'i hostan md o9RRer pon!s
In tho l:nst. Naturally. they did not like Il, md
as measure OF retaliation 0n tho Now fUEk. Now
iayen 1Isrtfora ns'road The nro|sc1! of
ilent Illss mud rccc!vc.! With fayor by tho Now
York Central l. Hudson River managers.
, 1881-03-21

OftAM AktC tNol
Miss Catherine Lewis will appear in " Ol'setto -
at Iiooley's on the 18th.
John Dillon is ".iyinR his pigeons nsnir. He
bruke out in peorla. aild Ills u,anaxcr-a Mr..
Feohnam whu sold out n paying business hero Il,
speculate III John-is dlsconsolasc, md refuses
to be tonfurtCd.
Frederick Pa1ldtng and company are in tho
city. Bs,ow- bound. We understand that mn en-
Kaxesnunt has tpen Ina.fa With th!s young aetnr
hy tho HlahnXer on tho Grant. Opetn- House.
lilo wil! appear ~ IHmEH on tho 18th.
Miss Fuuny Davenport'a engagement q. I1,s.
erIy's eatno 70 M ona Inst night. Tho stas mp
pcArcd Iii Le0h. and rendered tho part With
much emotional power, ,eyinpnthetir force. and
gngelncnt in Quincy Tonight. 4 .cfegrntn from
,ne niana9rr u the theatre n TINT plaro DO:
seats aru aiready sold.
slnnarcr I1nocy informs us thut he Is nuthos-
lied to mako contr1lcts with stars and cunntI,1a-
t!uua to play 1T the Hush streut Theatre, Fan
middle III july Ii this bo 10 tho announcement
OF tho engagement OF Robson nrtl LrGsr 1T this
houso On tho ath Ut May lnuat I'd q tn!stakc.
Manager Mcvickcr yesterday received n cable
lauahter, Mrs. Edwin Is,,th. NOW II, I.ur'ln1.
EnkIAnh. Mra. MUEioker lett thia city Iast night
FER la,.'1on. Hhe ssill satl fro'A Now ynrk On
rs FUR NJ New ,York. Mrs. Nrath bus born alllng
for Il lul3 time. Tho truablo Is saii to bo
bronchial consumption.
Il tsS espt4's,nan 1 wao eftsr % p tne perlo:m"nso
frnnttpally rslsaei into tho thcatrc. hunted
arounu the soor for hnlf an hour, gave tho etn-
e. 1es nnss I'D II, n te taa % na esns ssS
would vcrew hts hcad en." wt!I eal! at the tnx-
Wilt bo NIT, Enulutt Ia In htrtl luiiHrCt1 lfB
, 1881-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

1fDOLET'S.
"Tha Danitee," Jonqu!n Mtltcr's we'll known
American ttrama, WA reproduced 1T ffoolgy's
Inst nlxht. and In spite OF tho unfavorabie state
OF The weather tho reproduction drew 4 large
nudtcncc. Tic ptecr, NJ every ono whD tAkes IN
lnterAt In things theatrical ktiows. waA recently
taken To England, presented III London und the
ptt,vlnces, and nlaio. one u the most
emphatic hits over mhdo. in that country
by Ruy American dratnhtic attraction. lietore
1t wns takcn aoruss the water public interest In
the play hero bcxhn TO 1roop, but tho british
engagement sec,1s to E1so given II II now lease
Of iifc. We necd not discuss tho merits Or tho
shortcomings Of tho piny Mt this tato day. Ev-
cryboIY knows that II tells strong and sym-
pathetic story, TINT II icats With frontier
character, that 1t has stirring situations, and
that It Offers nne scnp.. for the ecenfc artIst.
Nj. noolry tnado an ctIurt tu set tho pcta. and
oasts In ihis city, that u las, 1,tKbs vas tho
whole, ss1thes 4 disappointment. Mr. stcKen
did. md prosonts p!etufc q tho IDEAL ffontiars.
Sok pa s S!aa ed h99est s IL
s!ekae: :NankIn. as formoriy. plays tha past .ot
house. Mr. Charles Charcllc docs not iii tic bil
% dos: - eot i,rIe .i"as % u. ~sls i he dil, hs
nro ou, Of Keeping with his lines. lie Is not
rugscd e,l.s.,xh ttther ~ inake.ap Or n,an',er: M
ihe character. Miss Eva Randolph 4 tho lridor:
xs0 II BIZ xssts a hss soe, spsss' s sre s
e. S, sSnsas,eE: ST.: f. sleo;ss Wa'ion = !:
grcat urase fron, The Enxt!rn critcs. md he dc.
serves It. Tho part is s!lRht fst Itself, Int tho
, 1881-03-21

American Hog and English Horace
How Foreign HRusn1ca arc Made.
The Mark Lane tI.ondonl Express Of March
bas the rolInwinr. un1iar ina hen,, or nMeot
's r"s ~" '9'o"A@' 1l'o' 'Ao 1e"a Va Ho"s
Traffic: ..... ...
With regard to tho supposed prevalence OF
trchln,p In American pork and bacon, bfr. Mum
della. in rcp]y to QUESTION In the House Of
Commons. stated thnt We havo mo evidence" "
Of tho prcvalonce Of tho parasite amongst phys
at Chicago, and hp might hayp ud1eu that we
hnvr m trr,st wor1hv cv,1cnca NJ ,ho rristnurn
~ ~ ,st. - 49,. ~, w. ae ~
or any klhd o1 ulseasc atnongsE stook III tue
un'sel States except Tho evidence Of our own
eyesikht, All VIC tre likely to know About such
lttHt,srs for the prose.it No must nnti'out for
ourselves.
letoetoI IN dublin havo bocn roforrcd to by
lint tlnh1 restIitnl frotn irfchlnosja nr that ttn
deceased IND Deor. ln inc haot or oonsuming
10 slow tt1o source from which fhnsc unfortti.
into Individuals oontractet tue pnrasltcs, aud
tim ne.lirni tcstiu,t,f,v. a0 FIR "A VII uurratMnd
II. loes nut aiirm that Geath ras,,ltcd run III,
nreserce Ut oarns,tcs, Dr. todmou,I yrltcs 10
, 1881-03-21

CITIZEN EWlNTUN'2 EEMA1tNH 4T TIE CU11-
MEaIOltATtVE NEETiNN.
Spfetas Dispateh 10 The CAteapp Irtauns.
NEW Your, March @.-At thu meeting hero
Tonight commemorative OF tho rise Of tho Paris
Commune. Citizru John gwinion, OF tho Sun, III
concluding bis account uf Socialism In Eu.
rope, sAld: sioux at 1luss!H, who has
just lost Cznr through the bomb
OF Il Nthilst. Mourn, IItnine, in TIM State Do-
partmant; howl, Morgan, In tho Senate: whine,
nrooks III the Assembly; lower tho city tfags,
Mayor Grace; 4roan, oditors of a thou
aand papers: but mourn mt for those
chains OF got,l men and women on their wAy
70 slbcrn; weep not for tho tr,lo souls sent ly
famtiu- stricken provinces hu has tlBy0urcd, asld
for tho tho11sanda ct plag.l0-striokgn persons by
inearnAdinos tho VINO, mourn not, but Rhriok
when the plrate ia hnnxed from blu own yard.
asm,''
, 1881-03-21

necceaary quantity Of salt. Tho whole is kneaded
together nuu Tho mixture covorcd up and al
the aenst At tho end Of thfA time It is kncadel
nnnw. and th" ehccsrs nso pinccl in littlt. has
Thcy nro thc,i aowe.i 10 .lry IN tho shatic' at.d
placed In layers IN Enrue vcsacts. whcre they
must rcnlnin fur tiftecn days. Tue older these
THREE kna are tnnt.c. Tho first and mnRt cntn-
tt, IN Effhdn NJ detailed nbnvc: thu second with
fntir rnrts IT potatoes and twt, nnrts IT Cilrtietf
ftiIr pMrts OF ctw nr ew. milk. Thcsc chlMscs
hn<o this advantage over other kind: they 10
number IT years, provinesl thoy hEo piaced Ia
dry sitIAtou and In well clotod vessels.