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NEW YOaK.
Correspondence of the Herald.


III NEW York, June q, 1881.
History makes record of no month of
June so somber and sunless at the isle of
Manhattan, as the month juss closing. Rain.
less days take the exception; yet the rains
take the form of fogs and vspors more often
than that of a storm.
The chronic pleasure seekers who are U.s.
uslly ashamed TO be found in tbs city after
the middle Of June. are belssed this season
and seem in no hurry to go to The sea shores,
where, il is said, cold east winds, destructive
to comfort and fsir compilations, now un-
cessingly prevail. However, the nearness
of Coney Isl md to New York, in fact, the
proprietary feeling that the little pile of
sand washed by the cooling waters of the
crest "brny," known as Coney Island, and
its shores designated ss West Brighton, East
Brighton and Marhattan Beach impels
thousa DIS to 20 there from day
to day. It is claimed that
twenty millions of dollars are invested in the
hotels, iron piers, restaurants and bathing
houses of til 8 derghtful sanitary adjunct to
New York. Having visited many of the
most noted watering places, can readily
concur in the opinion that it excels them all
in its Iumberless attractions, and the extent
and grandeur of its marine scenery. A little
to the westward, in plain view, ships from
all psrts of the globe pass and repsss from
New York. Sometimes ons hundred thou
sand visitors dine At the island in n single
day and return to the cities of New York
and Brooklyn BY rail and steamers Mt night.
Yesterday being cloudy noticed the multi>
tude upon the beach numbered greater
proportion of men than women and children,
The shouts of thousands Of bsthers could be
heard above the roar of the surf
the hotels were alive with patrons, and
more at evening were constantly ar
irving by steam and sail crafts, as well rs
by long trains of cars crossing from Long
Island by five different railroads. Every one
has heard something Of the wonders III the
way IF bands OF music to be seen at Brighton
and Manhattan beaches. The great Sesy is
employed by one Of the hotel companies al
a salary of $500 per week. Arbuckle, the
cornet blower of Dr.. Tslmsge's church;
Emerson, Bent and others are also there and
making heavens arches ring with music-li
not It TOR the Gods, certainly we'll calculated
70 charm and delight the ears of mortas.
find that many people accustomed 10 leave
home every summer in quest Of seaside at
fractions vii this season remain in New
York, and on hot days rendezvous at Coney
Island. You're,
JEXITALIAN.
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EoR SALE-Two coed mllch COWS; very
= gentle ana young; the two Tor $40, or one
i'r '<a oo' " NJ. GLOVER.
1l3 Pacific Ayenua
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Indopenden Journalism.

Wills Point Local.
Under the above head the Georgetown
Record, after copying complimentary Item
from the Local about the Record, proceeds
as follows:
I'VE are under many obligations to our
friend Of the Local for such kind words and
such . strong endorsement of our course.
Mere partisan papers, which belong soul
and body to political organization, and al
low themselves 10 be run BY few interested
individuals. are fast losing the confidence Of
the public.
The people soon learn that such an organ
will tell any lie 10 the world to advance party
interests, and publish any Islander on its enc.
mics. Such IN editor allows his Coincidence
judgment and views of common honesty 10
DO made Of secondary Importance to the be-
hesls Of party.
As we have understood den,o crscv-and
we believe we do understand two have AL
ways fought for the supremacy of liz doc.
trines, but, while we have done so, we have
acted Independently of all clioues.
tlngs, ana tricksters, believing thai in
this way, and this way only, could the marty
DO successful. We will never IA lonp "a
we live allow others TO dictate our course AZ
ajournslist. We claim TO have ideas of our
own, ard dare express them, even Mt the RI. k
OF being called IN egots. or a fool. We
have long ago learned that no editor can do
his duty and please every one. There will
DO fault finders and GROWERS, no matter
what we write or what we say.
So we have concluded to write lust what
we believe to be correct and proper views.
advocating the same in an honorable and
legitimate way-giving 10 others the same
credit for honesty Of opinion that we claim
Tor ourself-snd these who do no, like the
views thus expressed BY US, need not do 60,
and we will never fall out with them.
We try to study every public question
no essly and csndidly, looking at lie every
pm Sc and IL possible getting at tho bottom
ise!s. Aud then, when we have come to a
deliberate conclusion, We will advocate that
e,oe' though the best friend on earth NAV
aiue. with us. and too, without regard to
whether will make 10 subscribers or lose
10 seme. " ''''
We believe that By this course No bss.
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laying permanently located In Dallas, Pa.
epeouully Offers hi professional service 10
the community. WV '"
Once 7ls Main street,
Residence, Grand Windsor hotel.
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FOX hENr-Two store, with counter add
e.. shelves complete, In the three 5 ory iron
i tra. pniiol g Elm street, opposite Sai ger
W, G. RAINFALL
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sabserve the interests Of the great public,
give to them more reliable paper than one
conducted on aay other plan; and we have
the consolation of knowing, too, that we are
pleased much better. for at last we all seek
10 great extent our own happiness."
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East Line 4 Re1}iI't FIR
Time Gard No, =,

Taking effect Monday, March Il, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East boupa.
ZOO p. m. Depart, Mai :. Arrive 10 10 a n,
100 o. m. Depart Fright, Arrive 10 n. m
DAINGERFlELD. "'
,giio 2. m. Depart. Mail :. Depart 7,bs n. m.
pITTsBURa. "'
,!lSp m. Arrive. Mall Depart GEO n. m
lliM q. m. Arrivs. Fright. Depart 1900 u. m
.I.3S p. m. DEPART. Mail. Arrive 8,aO a. m
1880 y. m. Depart, Fright, Arrive S,0D n m
wINsB0RO. :"
s.bo q. m. Depart. Mail. Depart b.ls u. m
2'3o p. m. Depart. Fright Depart ii Is a. M.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
io.!s p. m. Depart, Mail. Depart $3.50 n. m
saop. m Depart Fright. Depart e.lb a. m,
GREEENVlLLE.
s.ooa m. Arrive. Mail Dep lrt 900 A. m
7aop IN. Arrive. Fright. Depart Gas a, m
., Connections. AT Qreenviile with tho Mo
PaSiac railroad for all points in the north wait
~ pittsburg With the Texas q st, L, ra,iro
ior 0ilmer, MI. Pleasant aud Tvier, M y
ierson with the Texan q Pso,do rsiivcss,o
81. Louis and all polnts east, south and sou
cAss0 tasssugsr train runs daily except a.
Jay .JNO. 4. flynn.
Qeuesl MANAGER.
"a. I'sAss md Pass. Az, jsGissos, N.
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FOR rem The Sto o, GIL Elm s,reet ., n,
i lm feet, formerly occupied by Cahn Bros.
yhe OF the pest stands In the city. Apply To
J.hn browning 1857 Elm st Get. Fry W.
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Commerc,n, Hotel M Abilene

OOWUerCtWI IGUttI ~ ADIIeu6
This is one of the most comfoits lie hotels
on the line of the extension of the Texas &
Pacific road. Its culinary department
embraces everything the market sford.
Its sleeping apartments are in every way
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
assured to guests. Prices mod erate.
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For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, anchovies, CLANS, pre-
pared chocolate. preserved ginger, mush'
rooms, horse radsh, California honey, milk,
Boaton and soda crackers and all the deiics-
cies found in first class fancy grocery, also
the finest stock of confec,ioneries ever
offered in this market, creams and csromels,
Jsrdor almonds, ice fruits, nuts, Texas ,olu.
etc, wholesale and retail the finest OF
goods had tie very lowest of prices, call and
see for yourself at W. X. Wheelock's, succes.
sor to Conner & Wheelock. corner of Main
and Austin streets.
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TRU r1IS.
Hop Bitters are the Purest and Resi-
nitte.S ever made.

They are compounded from Hops Buchu,
SMandrak and Daude ion, the old st, best I
saDd most valuable medicines in The world
sand contain all the best aud most curative
2properties OF all other Bit RS, being the
sdgr eate,t Blood Pu iiler, Liver Regulator,
sand Life and Health Restoring Agent on
hearth. No di'ease or III health can posi-
Bbly long exist where these Bitters are used |
$50 varied and perfect are their operations.
They give new life and vigor TO the aged
.iand infirm. To all whose employmentS
Scause irregularity of the bowels or urinary
Sorgans, or who require an Appetizec, Tonic
Sand mild stimulan', these Bit ers are in
Svaluable, being highly GU ative, tonic and
Hstimulating, without intoxicating.
~ No matter what your feelings or symp-
stoms are, what the disease or ailment is !,
Muse Hop Bitters, bad or miserable, use the
HBitters at once. 1t may save your life
3Hundreds have been saved by so doing
40 $500 90 will be paid for case they will
ssnot cure or help.
u Do not suffer yourself or let your friend,
risnfler, but use and urge then to use Ho,
1Bi tiers.
"A Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drug ]
eyed, drunken nostrum, but the Purest and
II Best Medicine'ver mad the "Inyalid'.
EFriend and Hope, t" aud no pers on or fam
Mily should be without them Try the Bitter,
$to-dsy. II p BIrrERI M'F'G Co,
N ROcheste~, N Y, ard Toronto, Dat
" For sale by all druggists.
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GRANT & BERRY,
Building Contractors,

And al kinds Of job work In brick, wood
snc p!ss!sr done quietly and in good styls.
Naut faction galvanized on ell work. Lseve
c c.,a |" Herald ONCE or Fsndrieh's cigar
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"uvs,'vAN.
pHmsiClAN AND sUKGEON-DR. NOR.
4 TON. Oiloe, In arst national BANK hniId
ing, residences, San Jsclnto street, near
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NoK kENT-A comfortable house, near tn
- business, with seven rooms cistern and
u w,,, ha a,i new 70 good tenant low rent
uti c M WHEAT.
, 1881-01-10

GERMAN COMEDY.
It ts not often that an opportunity Is nGfordcd
to tho Germans to witness SO flnc u performance
and SEQ 40 Kood II plny rs WIS produced by Coli
MGR t. lsenstoln's Gertnan dramatic company
nt Mcvtckers Inst evening, md It. Is 10 bo re-
GREETED that the audience was not na lnrHo ns
usual. A more charming or better written
comedy than "AlIt DEM strome" with tho cur
remit, by Mario Won Ernest, has hot been pro-
duccd hero fot mAhy days, md rs tho cast was
an unusually strong b,tt Ia nut surprising that
everybody acknowledged. when leaving tho
thoatFo. having aeen ono Of tho best perform
mich mich woakor tpays a evsi, .s Would ii' havo g
e ofhGvsa s;sa ars. m the s Messfs easas
aS &C., be q"a uSaer
stcln's comedy con,pahS. II e hard to sny who
ss1s xe as tay a
witty, md scientific Cdtat Dtr7lsard LdsstHdor5.
gave one OF tho finest dnd nost finished ptscea
o sssE e es sesa a s SGe e
batter advantage than he ltd In the pnrt OF tho
Pidutt. Miss Fiebnoh as Lila had QUO OF those
great tatcnt Tor all II was worth. and achloved q
triumph Of which she might weli be proud. lfer
chI!rmtnG nhiyot6 and her s?rlghtliness and ac-
adH,Iration Of I'll who hsd tbo pleasure ot seeing
her. sllas Bohringer's Gtbrteie was In it, way rs
line pieco Of acttng as TINT OF tho oshors Of ibis
appeared hcre, md loft II desire among tho pa
trotis OF tho GerInAn theatre to aeo her In such
garts ottener. or tho nthers that took part l1
Lieutenant, desorves favorable mention. and 10
do hfr. and Mrs. Meyer, the former ne Dar0n
!tted and the latter rs Era. Mrs: Markham ~
ART. VOn fI0a,tftz was not ts effective ns usual,
and Mr. Waldorf al Nj. t'0n }f,sMitz was out Of
place, being unsutted for dnndy pkrta.
, 1881-01-10
MATRIMONIAL,

. ELEl-l.AUFElFFf.
A quiet family wedding was solemntzed yes-
terla5 afternoon Mt the residence Of Ms. aud
Mrs. Gustaye Eliel, Nc. le334 indiana avenue tho
contracting parties being their daughter, Mtsa
Mlnnle Elol, md lir. Alex. Lauferty, Of Fort
Wayne, Ind. Tho ceremony wns performed at
O'clock In the parlurs OF tho residence by tho
Aev. DR.. L. Adler, and the bride and groom we're
unattended. At It's conclusion tho gucats wero
Invited to partake Ut I'LL elegant wedding sup
pos, oud tho evening was happily passed in
dancing and Aocial enjoyment Nj. and Mrs.
Lauferty ~, loft for Rn' Eastern trip,
future hame. Tho beat wtshes uf large
cIrcio Of friends follow tho,n. AtnuuH tho gu0sts
4! present lase evening were Mr. and hia, J. LAuf-
4r, navi1 LaufcEty. of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Davidson. Mr. J: Elini. ind Mr. 6iuon We'll, VI
LapoEte: 1nd.; Mr.. and Mrs. Mag Hamburger,
dackcr. Dir: Alfred Bnydaokor. Mr. 4. L. Kntz.
sli4s tleleh El!et, Nf. and Mr5. E. Huffman. the
lev. Pr. and Ara+ H. Adler: Mr. and Mira. JDeeph
0eEaftty. Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert EllcI, Niaa
Marion E!ial. Dir. II. c. Leop0l Mr.. nrd Mr.. L.
M!llnar, Ar. and Mrs. Lnula EIol, Nj. Victor
Elsl, Miss Hola Porter, Nigs AIIoa Talbot, NJ.
+. Ea1el Aly, J. Friedman. Mr. Monroe Friptl1uuu,
Mas EM!nn Fr1elusau, Mr.. and Ars. b, Ellel, ths
eilsses Tllie, Ada, aud Hnrah EAsL. Mf. Levi
Nol.6Silnsr. Mr.. c. NJ. Davidson, and Mr, Lam.
bert Well,
, 1881-01-10
ireland her riEh.a. md wns warrniy applaudcd
Mt tho close or htsf fscmarks, -.
Attcr tra,t,sacslft sotno further business tho

l!elNna ner riEhte. Anu W1S wartnly Rprlaus1eu
Atfer tr,,nsaestSs .ofno further business tho
TWELFTH wAnp nn.rta,.
r1ots fGsnss @sra y5 e tho fqa s,a Nao% Gt hS
Land LcnE.io waa held Inst night Ia tho bnac-
mcnt of H. .fhrlHth's Church. cornpr ut fIcrtntt
being, s,s only fair. President Thomns' MoMnhon
= III ias;ettns Y; xaa addressed as.t BY M tee ,!sy.
has boon in ChIcago abS,it tflrcc weeks, ,iid
hc5e q tc H. ~. has
%sssa'sa. tot shres ses!t,.r'ss sse sHSHs it,Is
1snG ha4 nne srFe for ieerts es aii
rs that possessed BY Tho urprussor; only great
compllsh tho orts III, vt"w. England might crush
rcbcll!ot,, but sh" could never crush idnas. and
,n1 ,. lris peope wenla aoyes ret nnt they
of Heaven to tho suns Of earth. Tho present
+ GeF hor 9 srRst, sit ,sn ' : II psope aS hssFs ass
the Caiholics OF the soutl. wcro Sinking hands
Vi syinpathy from tho whoio ciyilizcd world,
Catfioo md Irotestalt a!!se. cnt,,o e o.c9.lr-
&c tse Il hsts md 0t Sf a &c Sss
ln.lorsed tho good work. Only ono. thi.ix wis
lacking to bring tho b!oualoss revolution to II
R !aent Of " symsa,h,s a s''s WITH % tho e1ss oaaso.
EnHlund wonlG not lnfe brnvo tho ccns,irp Of Il
nation like THIS, mud tho indications were TINT
this consuro wn.,il TO Forthcoming un!ess tho
eceied to. ycnmtiinc tho 1riat.AmcslcGns and
pressed people hr ugantz!ng Land LcaRnes IN
thls country. and by contributing what othor lid
they could. Tho Americans ahuull be told how
tho landlords OF IRELAND drow tho shlllinxs trt,n
tho peasantry 70 ellal1cr thom wAntonly
Other WAYS In NV, x:'lch they m, ,ysro tyr-
hears of tic Xn,ericsn w1.,ii respo1d i, a. su6: IT,
atntltRl manner, and England would Ge furccl
to give iEelHn,a tho opportunity to ot1cG agnfn
nssstmo her propor station nin0ng tho nations.
Dr!rf aaressos wsre alss, nude y Messr
lvni. whil9 Morrts VConnor md Thonas Cohcy
contributed thpr part In awakening tho cnthi1-
sIRsm by singing number OF frcsh national
airs.
:. a numbor Of new members were added to tho
Branch, and tho meeting adjourned for oue
week.
TENTH WAND.
"A meoti1e was held yesterday afternoon at
heredtan 1IR1t, No. W West Randolph street, for
the purpose of furm!nE another Land IteaK,1c.
Tho meuttng was called to or!1er by Nr. John
0connel who introduced Mr.. li!chard Prcndcr-
Eass- Mr. PrcnderFast spoke ut length upon tho
woes aud wrongs OF ireland and tho objects Of
tho Land League. Every nllusion made to re-
dressing lrcand's Bhcyauccs BY o ,reaort TO
physcni force was loudly npplhudetl. At tho
ton WIS formed, tho following officers being
elected: President, Juhn O'COoncli; Secretary,
John ktusatlas Financial Secretary, T. Il. 1ltg-
glns: Treasurer. J. J; Higgins. The League bus
!, Ancient Order OF Ifbernians, and atnrts With
u amcmbership Of about forty.
, 1881-01-10
MILITIA NOTES.

THE F'rat Dslgsds ahould not tall to turn out
, for parade Wn.Stng,oA's blr.hIAy, Fob. r.. :.
f1t1sr-Llkur. A. Il Hoy =, Company n, Twelfth
Infantry, odell has tondescd hts rssleuulon.
TnR resignation Of Flrst Lieut.. J. q. Need.
Company u, Sixth Infantry, has bsen accepted.
bINcR the riots at Pittsbury. the Pennsylyanla
National 0uard his assumed formidable psopos-
lions.
=, FlMsT- LIEUT.; CAanIKs n. PEr,r, Company o,
Iwslfth uattAlion. Ottawa, has rendered his
fesFR3uun.
nvHoN a. MoATH has been elected Captain Of
E4ulpaly a. Twelfth uattallon, Marseilles, vice
"'s''t'A'~" te"e&"eu' "' -
uvKnh,ATs have 1een issued 10 the companies
% tas Firth regiment who are to take part Iu
tht t1crcissa Ut Springfield us-day.
LEONARD II. SWIFT, reventty appointed Flsst
Lieutenant xnd Ald8-do-Ealu op the staG uf
, 1881-01-10
THE LABOR QUESTION.
Meeting of the Union Yesterday.

meetfnrr of Tin J1uaon vestardnv
wss aid at No. s. :! %est Y lato street yesterday
and well-writton essay on tho autrerlnus nn.i
mis,r,, n,,ts,tot, h ~. Va a,,aio,a,,. ~ ,,..,a
chIldron in factories, md % also ,ho % evl results suits
aftatuR from oycrworkcd md unt]nronttl
artisans. Al tho conclusion Of tho cssny dis
ouaslon took place on tho We've put forth by
Prot. oroharlson, IL s.,M1 which Messrs: nlshop,
part. Socialism was generally tho remedy tho
spoakera sngscseoo Tor 'no Owls ta"s alaoe
y" Mr. bishop presented resolutions In answer to
81
Council: Tho resolutions Of sir: bishop say tho
Laoo M Union was Instituted foF tho sole purpose
's sSfsSa .ooe es hs so fnts q .,
e 'tpy seSt s & F'Ss Ss upSpe ssy
labor refor1ness Who audcr tho % suisc 1t tfass
Ss ~ fsof ana no. Sy TIC o
11 tao naso nna
psl!tss! I'd easpssad 70 Fesp sEs
T1fo resoiSaons wese adopted.
coancl q, sho D. Mattep e and taG
TIC stato 1oa!a q Labor Statistics vii, 70.
sase atae a 1aoa ss o. ad aan
d.; 'ss .s; Ssss
e t % esk &c sos
retasy VI tho Board ln Sprlngtied;
]. / nsne; ;ssso;.t,on.
q To what exsaut does female labor or epp1oY-
H8H& or QNuFp0 come In GOmU$t{nUU With mans a.
, 1881-01-10

s. .,se: T. t.
s;ss 4 p tS 81 s: ~. Il
r: ;;s3:
u aos s
s E :,s ssi:
oaSna ss &c fstsS,s e ssaopsry .
%S n st ! MIX II: 4; ;S;s: s;s "a
oSssaFS sse e. T. e
r; : A FRECErEyT.
"Is thcro prcocns for this prntcst?",,,,, =
Yes. saiti H. visitor In Mr. Campboll's room,
pSsan 1 ssef SeEsfo q oeo s
Domocrntic, toTbomas Patterson on the ground
ne no H5te sopars stFs1 VIII HS ofo4 tho a'teF bad
dow asked ID lie 1eorter @ M q ii. t usmpbei'. e'u %
"Onp Of thoir uishops- bishop 1unt--hns sa,d
Into surrounding Territories. and some tImo,
when Democrats and Republicans wero noarEy 4
a so e eoo ' as y Une" eo and ID s hs os Gs
wla w,,a ass sot Ho tho only p0yTan'0u' State by
"Cestaihiy. S soS BY ho Shit Lake Tribune
M Tint the M2rmona control one brauch nf the
oaS oa II s st aes no sannss %
Of tho OWL. and hero ID d letter which have
Just wrfttcn him on tho subject;
NH. CAMrnELL TO GOV. NElL~
CutoAuo, Jan. T. tast-Gat. John H. Neil tIotss CIV,
a
:sSsSs
ss$;; sss: AZ az s
AZ: i fssss S:nf e t5.;sS :s5S
sako Of aAcendoncT tty pulling on thcjDff0n cnintv.
, 1881-01-10
ENGLEWOOO,

At the regular meeting OF EnRlswood Lodge,
No. 8ou, A. +. aud A. H., Thursday evening, the
following oaloers wero installed, W, Bro. Oeorxo
W. Carson actiux ~ 0rsnd Master: ". urn
Ed Kirk. r. @. H.; Robert !. Colburu, ". MI
William Pullman. IT,. y, W.; Oliver N. Smith.
R;;aE.G Expo
, 1881-01-10

y eflla1, m:,3 = Van; DnsOF, J: b.: 1umcs otlmlh
The MGth1a4t Ensconat suntay. .scl,ou y.
gionEM y Y. Mnrthnn Superintendent: n r r
I,'o,k: As4!afMnt Al. Uir, Tfcaxiifer; irn,Mn: M u
11rn,Isai 1nslaT; !nsrsF'an; n4pf i,tI: e. oh Ass.ss
1dl{olcGk, superintendent or lilo infnn%t % ns,. Msi
Iho Chrtsttnda collection nt 81 Anna G"tno,,.
A., Tho Englow0od Union Veteran Club win h,,.
thot annual election Of oi1acora this pyenn@so @o!!
thntF rooms IN Ileuk'e IlInck. "'3 n
-. Ino ICY. FlnEcncn kalfoek Of tho univer,,.
y,o5nsons ., lecture oh "Endcss Death ycs,M.t. ~
Iii. II. ". Fitch, 1rcas,ircr OF TIM ,,,,,..
Church. WIS presented With hnndsoInr rspSaR st'ItR
hentetl cnn Tuesday, ~ teAtt,,nnini ~ IT,
unt1ttnK efforts Iii 0Ghalr at tho church, - w
, 1881-01-10
:TIIE::>CITY..
GENEKAL NEWS.

:, =, vr,,I ;xs i. ~ ,ho 1,,iacr :. "'@
s.t"l fs"A'ss - ~ 'uS .nuae 49,
= jOsil 1i1Lrlkt,s Ia Mt tic Sherman, : 49, d
~ "."s"s' " e.'".t"' - .,,".'""
= J. a. Mt'Arn and ,"'fc' OF Now Mexleos are
don!clleiI at tho pf'mor.' =, e.,
SAMUEL sWAtKRh anu tami'y' OIL cut l'ako
City. nrc fcgtatgtrd 1T tho fnoiilc.
IL. Gara 'u ~. 80. 49, .n o. IN ~ 'I4N
wno' ot ot'1R"o' w aFe " tHe RACINE
= CNtJ;l,s4 T.. Davis md tho members Of tho
~ A1vlr .1r.tvnn cnn,tLnntln, ara mr. the sbcr-
~1"s'e'' NV -"
mau'
,,a1s rases OF romance eonpaotcs arc a. soe 3eo'
,%r, 80, .t,s "a, >,+ r,...,.r orJ r,,ty+or
". T0yinuru. with thnlr cufninny. aru 1T the
Fremont.
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, 1881-01-10
JOHN L. sToD0ARD, THE LECTURER.

: cp%<t7s 1up01sH 20 ~ CAttlV 4VI0QHa.
l}osroH, Jan V.-j0hn l.. 6toddard concluded
hs serles OF illustrated lectures In thia ciky last
evening With his famous lecture on the Fassion
Play, In Auslc-Hali, before tremendous audi
Vscc. IT. was tho ctowung production Ut most
SrMu usk Ablo serteA
, 1881-01-10
HtIr.. Bon. J. T. Torrcnce, hns been compelled
70 rcslgu bis commission ot' account Of Ill.


rirst tttsairw vI1i AZ. " tmWashIna1un Ia mttcnI
tho inaugural Of President GhrNGll, =.
CARR II. Davis, Of Company Q, First Res,-
mcnt, whose torn OF sorslce expired s9mo time
aRo. nas ocoh unanimously. eoeleetc" oS MS
GEon0E A. IfuHp tas been elected Ftrst Lieu.
tenant ri cam pNny d. 111It7i Hnglfnttt. Aurpr1,
Albert j. Hobbs hss been elected Second Lieu.
sr.rr n po,v,r, n rn,,r,,v t,,r.. IN.
fan;rr nst. II y ior ny afs;cr mpn}my c}nGon Is III
vacancy of Captain, his turin Of service expiring
on tue I'd INST
9ss r. set, for ho
md ample provision haa been mado for tholr
Bltstcnancc.
.rutsr- 1,Eur. uAnnY r,,nnrt,. Frcepurt
Company 6, ThIri infnntrS, has resigned of, no.
count ot 1,usiness tionaads, and his resignation
lima .nss : n, ,con,,xc. IN. rooo,,o,, m
,,,ssntin - iii, ~ nMs & H. y. ~ u ~
se h Ct Mao af anS Gf t r. tho
es-I''o''<' y. ite"'ae'. o"r"e'"'
f Ts sx sys MW sprF oe ~ ] 10 ;. s
Eagea to Lease tho building for q like amount in
TIN First Infantry nop,mont left Chicago v,a
Yesterday xith over oo9 n'en. They wers Clad ii
ta,|Su0 ssa'.a uniforms and wofo 'h0lr now over
fnnrI.l il nrrensinv tta tnntn hnrsh,n VIII snn,n
e q tas 6est yS.1F .aen tn spr{pgi!s!.i. spd II II
neetlnxs or lntc hhVe bccn wei attenuou, ana
much interest Ia manifested.
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AhouT elRhe ~ fne o!u ncnapefa Q! Gom.
pNuy. First ltGR1mGlE, nntD nnifeu with COM
p1nY D. With which, thnir COMPANY Wns cO,1sD!s-
"he9 or Apply fop d
cnAERts.
A FIELD officer Of tho First Regiment in.
t' ens III ~ hsi Gves lilly a .
Btonh in regard To tho late fair Of that orgMntxn
tIon: but il ,HAs hta onnFor Tint ftnr Mi hits
mi hmm .nttJn,l thn rcr,tnn,rt .rn,,t,i m ~,
na at a. t,n sto.nu' ."V seHuue's ruM a"'e
Aooub t4,Vuu 10 Gull It's OWL Iroln tno Eecc'ps'
courlxvn ~ &hn 1ocnn,t Uoottynut ,,p,7nr
,s.m,an ~ NV -. nt1.s'.
IoMu'AlN u !ENpt: oAENWeAtuSE. - HtstMR
with SUCCESS blcmoQr8 VINO h1r0 NOT Ue0n 10
drill for aone time are now tNktuK nn ACty0
Dnrt Thorn will he mcGIknr Of Tim Cutr,plnv
fhia nrnnin1 vrhcn hitsfnnss ~ fnnnnrtHMsc ,rif1
~ ~ ro.srt AL menoef1 ate coniaaaae4 ~
W. p'e ...... $685..
SECONb. LIEUT.. 9. II. eTARKWEATHKRh hns ooen
elected First LientcDhnt OF Company A. Second
te9!ment. vice Fgley, term ot se1vtcn expired.
seEHI. Joseph U. sulitfan has been eleeted sec"
ond. Lieutenant same Company. vfco stnrk-
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