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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

This Is a Cock Roach He is Big, Black
and Ugly. He is Crawling over the Pillow.
DO not say a Word, but be still aud Keep
your Mouth open. He will Crawl into
Your Mouth ard You can Bite him in Two.
This will Teach him TO be more Discreet in
Future.-lEugene Field in the Denver
Tribune.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

Here we Have Baby. 1t is composed ola
Bald Head and pair Of Lungs, One ofthe
Lungs take Rest while the Other runs the
Shop One of Them is always On Deck all
ofthe Time. The Baby is a Bigger man
than his Mother. He likes to Walk around
with his Father at Night. The Father does
Most of the Walking and al otthe Swearing.
Little Girls, you viii Never Know what it is
to be a Father
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

Here we Have Piece Of Chewing Gum.
II is White and Sweet Chew it awhile and
Stick IL on the Under Side of the Mantal
Piece The Hired Girl viii find it There
and Chew II awhile Herself and then Put i
back In this way one Piece OF Gum will
Answer for a Whole Family. When the
Gum Is no Good, Put it in the Rocking
Chair the Minister or your Sisters Beau TO
sit Upon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

The Girl is Scratching her Back a~s st
the Door. She has Been eating huc&wIlt
Cakes. Her Beau thinks she Draaa,e,
but he has Never seen her Tackle e. I ate of
Hot Cakes on a Frosty Morning Cakes
had better Roost High when she IS Around.
If we Were the Girl we would wear Sand
Paper lining in the Dress, and not be Max
ing Hair Brush out of the Poor Door.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

The Peach is Hard and Green. He is
waiting for a Child tie Come along and eat
Him. When he Gets into the Child's Stom-
ach he will Make thinks Hot for that Child.
The Child Who eats the Peach will be
an Angel before he Gets a chance to Eat
another. If there were No green Peaches
there would not be so many Children's
Sizes of Gold Harps in Heaven.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24
A Modern Primer.

See the Lamp-Post. By its Dim Rays you
can Behold the Electric Light across the
Street. There is Man Leaning against
the Lamp-Post, Perhaps the Lamp-Post
would Fall if it Were not For the Man. 1T
any Rate, the Man would Fall if it Wery not
for the Lamp Post. What is the MAYER
with the Man? He appears Dis uistaI. He
is Trying to Work his Boo Sun through his
Mouth. He will have a Fea-lch NOR.
row and Lay it to the Climate
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

Here is Castle. 1t is the Home OF an
Editor 1t has Stained Glass Windows and
Mahogany stairways. In front of the Castle
is Park. Is il not sweet2 The lady in the
Park is the editors wife. She wears a Costly
robe of Velvet trimmed with Gold Lace, and
there are Pearls and Rubies in her hair.
The editor sits on the front stoop smoking
Havana Cigar. His little Children are
playing with diamond Marbles on the Tes-
selated floor. The editor can afford to Live
in Style. He gets Seventy-Five Dollars a
month Wages
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

Behold the Printer. He is Hunting for a
ing for Two Hours. lie could have Set the
half Line in twenty Seconds, but it is Mat
ter of Principle with Him never to Set what
he Can pick up. The Printer has Hard
time. lie has to set type all night and
Play pedro for Beer all Day. We would
like to Be a Printer were it not for the Night
Work
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

This sorry spectacle is a Plumber. He is
ragged and Cold and Hungry. He is Very,
very Poor. When you See Him Next
Spring he will be Very, very. rich, wear Dia-
Washing now, but she will be able to Move
In the First Circles by the Time The
Weather turns Warmer and the Pansies
Bloom again.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

This is the Man who has had Notice in
the Paper How Proud he is. He is Step
ping Higher than Blind Horse. If he had
Wings he would Fly. Next week Me Paper
will say the Man is a Measly Old SSaud,
and the Man will not Step SO High.
, 1881-10-05

Is n tht1iK Ut tho past. ah nus peeh s1Hco lt6
meeting held Inst night In tho fnltiier House
tpn,]luv rDe,,n. Abont forty ueuttutupu wprc
,,rsa,,t ~ ,hn mnotinr t,rc.i,lcnt ~ n. .Inyun
..ss,',.. rvsus ~ sAo "e' "
Pftsld1hg.
After tho mlntitc-rcadtpE had bcen disposed
Of committee reports weru cactl for.
1ho n,,u,nf,tro rtrut ri viii, ,hc tnrc of nro.
~. =" e.''''tl'see I. .'' 10 ''s"a ~ VS. ~ - - - - -
curing n permanent hnd ,norc stiItobo riace ot
meeting rcporietf lhnt they hntt ongnEc'l thrcc
very desirable rooms on tho third t!onr Of Hav-
erlvs nt,,v tbc,tre, 1hr rt,ntns wout1 t,e ren,ly
, 1881-10-05

TO De SURRENDERED rO THE WEST Dtv1s1OS
HALLWAY.
Ono Of tho evening papers Is opposed to the
sozurc OF Aantns street by thc West Division
Hallway Cotnpany-tho oniy East and West
Rtrcpt 1,etwren Twelfth MD Wntcr street not
gobblal by thAt modest Institution. The sal.l
ovenIng ,rInt, which protesting nKAlnst It Ms nn
olltrnBe on tho public, throws VI, tho sponge In
a,lynuco OF tho fight and Kiscs up whipped as
fDl1uWs:
Tho West Division Hallway Company ia Mt
rrcsrnt endcarOring to ghpturc Albums STREET
trOM WAbIlsh nvGnle to ItnlattHl reyt. aalsl tho
huyo pretty generally decIIc4t to turn 1t over t0
tho nt'npW,ly. Albums street docs nut holong 70
thoso nrupGrty-Owners. II be1OuxS to tho people
nf thu eiltlru city. md particularly 10 thusO
living oil THO West 3Side mud sfottx business IN
tho sn.lth Side. 1t Is nno Of tho few strocts lett
cnrrInvu Without dRuKer ut hnvo tho wl,eess
Wrrnchca Gtt by tho trucks. 1t is Que 0f tho
few strnets which II mot clnREod ZIP during tho
mlvtgnslon season hy street-tlrs, ns nrG MnIl-
all this. tho Weat uvslnn hallway Compnny
should 30 gTanscd np inore privileges of my
aOrt. 1t hns endangered to nnrll md Inns uarnul
nothing but tho Llt-wiil Ut its pntrnns, for 1t
culnlnolatlng monopoly. hut It will succeed Ia
cNptur!ng ladltns strcut or my othcr street It
1nIly ask Tor. We hnyu must ut th!eves n1d
hrfle.tnkGrs, which is nssDmbled weekly In tho
Cisy-lIu1,, y n,llorlty of tho occupants Ut which
.trc the taiti servants Of thIs monopoly. Adams
street will cortaiM!y % turnetl over to the cor
pnrutiOn TINT elrrlc1 IU.WD ppnple tlnwn.town
mo night little over ycAr '!Hn. dilnlpcd fhoni
In tho heart nf tho city. and then refused to
carry the.n baok, und tho ponpo vii contlnttG 70
Council. who will vote to giro this monopoly
anything 1t ll8k9.
, 1881-10-05

TIE County Iloard will hold MI adjourned
1ncelLnG t0day.
TIE County Collector has pushed tho saEo far
delinquent taxrs nl.ult hatt way through North
ChiclYo, aud Will ondeayor 10 closo tho salo to-
morrow.
slECE tho question of giving tho homeopathic
physicians representation ull tho Medical Hoard
hns boe.. adopted, tho clnnlor tor building IN
addition to tho County flosptal has suddenly
subsidized.
nn,l tho county TrenAHret cn with Justice t1
hiH business rem0vH hn utlfEts tn tho HOW CulIrt-
ltoilao. Ae iluls that tho furniture nnd vHttit-
!tttllix fnr s tlrw Gti!11 ara nut rlndy for usu.
Ghu1tgo for ftIilr Ut ave WGeks ut lclst.
VmE "s,ncal orslos" Ut Warrior I'ators fur
supplies for tho i'nor- House. 41nnnltng tU $lU,
10 which Attent,on hts hcon cAltc, IL explained.
rho Irtler WIS as folluws: "Uno dozGn cc!uEy,
il cents; twt a,.itois oysters; ~: two t,e1f.
Mllnts nf runst bcef. $s@" No wonder tho
Poor llnllAD IL DvGrctOWtlcl u lhs IL {Mlr
Blnpo 'f tho bill Ut fnre furnished th9 tRnhGs.
THE County Clerk WA yestordny, preparing tho
otlSss u s'GGtu e y .ns t. 1ns 1 v.os s
In nccGltlhncU with tho rpuGnt slDelsn nli Of tho
kupr1nu CtIArt. and un!y cult fur tho teecti1n 3f
Clerk ~ tic Criminal Curt. one Judge Hf tho
Thu e!octtnn VIII Ucrur Nov. u. nttl ttsu ll0tcca
must hc posstsl twenty tlnys rriur thoroto.
THE Casntnittco MI I',b.u Herysco held IN OK
tGMe4l lTvsttliy yesterday, At Wbru UIlKllKUl In
Liking w lst nf thn Jt,.luos nslu clerks 1t ulog-
ti0n To bn reEnrtet tn tho a,n,rd to-day. 1.l
tho H!ttfr VI thlllng S0tlt1 ptcaliIGts they ttNk
no action. but III thslr rotH'rt th0y VIII rcCt,,n-
JleInl SOMA cinnEua In tho boundaries ut tho
Pra.sGttt pra,tnGlB. tho purprB0 beI1H To Mllnl-
zs tho voting population IN thut as tar as pos
, 1881-10-05
ACADEMY or SCIENCES.


Tho building antl grounds Of tho Chlcngo
Academy Of Sciences on WRbust, nyenno Wrru
snli yesterday at public auction Under niort-
gHRc foreclosure, but tho Bnlc wns an extremely
tl,lict onv, notwithstanding tho fact tl,at II cun-
siderable a,lol.lt OF property was Involved.
There wus oniy ona bid,lcr md only une bill at
tho sale. Nearly ton ycura ago tho Academy
corpurution borrowed ss0.ta0 from tho Conncctt.
cut Mutual Life Insurance Culnputy, ind lit
return gayo a mortgage ou tho grounds
nild i,oWIy-creoted academy building I'll
WalInAh avenue, itnh MISC Knto q notu ElllrAtt.
'tcett by uporKe Z. Watkcr. f.. W. lliHtchFOru,
Il. II. McEagg, Il. IL. Shcdoit, and Daniel Thulnt,
sof,. tn stuu tino tho debt hnu brpn Increased
by tho Interest 10 $l'N hYs. tho tlnnciAl returns
Ir0sn thu uUhheMy being less thAn anticipated
lnl Insufficient to DAy tho interest on tho debt:
Finuliy, howovor, tho live gentlemen who Ind
guaranteed tho tote paill tho InturGst III order
HAT they might hive q elNInf OIL tho ,nurtRnxe,
which. 1t wils sceu, would surely h1 furcctoset.
TIE snlo took rlacc ycatcrt!Ay pursuant to q
tlcrreU uyterGI tn tho Superior Court AiiY l,
l!el,jnn!In ID. MnHrlttler, AfastGr III Chnncery,
conducting tho su'c. As n!ttHdy stAtId, thcr0
wns only ono bid received. mud this nnb cM!1la
from IL gentleman representing tho ifc {llrtttI-
tors 1t tno llotc. Thu bid nudU Wna $lUH tD, aitst
tho property WINS, at coiIrht. kndcket1 down ut
tktMt lHru. However. MS Tho Ellnrunt0rH Of tho
l,s,to huu eJhlm fur $1C, ,bs8 Oh tho mortgage IN
MccuslfIt VI interest pnl1, Atl1 uy they wcro tho
purchasers, MI tho additional lnunuy they will
hayo To my IL tho $9U00U original debt n,ld tho
costs, tho bid just covering III thtac !to1ns.
, 1881-10-05
cuuln 10 nrrz.nKo nbuui trial of tho cusu; ntnl
something likp half mn t1ultr Inter ho was mr.
tnt MI hnfr rFH3. In jrW Wn11Hen

cuslln 10 nrr4.rKo nbuut trial Of tho cnsu; nna
something likp haIf M hustr latcr ho waa mr.
rnlEilcd hof0su Jl,sticp Wallace.
Tho Court looked nt tho warrant and t!lscov-
tho part Ut sOnlu clerk. llRtt hnn arrested nt!pr
tho wrong section Of tho llrIdGg ordnance. He
VIVA charged with violating ti,Ht RccuUn or tho
fsSp " t" s!s ttss St ,rnt. g5Hs
rIvnr Cnrtnih from running bin th'nt nGattst
brtgg or through tho tlrMws bctwUcli D mil
o'c0ek Iii tho nurnil9. .-
Mr: Cons1nt, sud hc It'd not desire to nnrcar
error, hts client lrsriny trIal, but ''so desiring
1 GHntlnnhCG.
rho E.,slrt n.ko,l what tho ,icfcnsu ,vns IN he,
and Mr. co,!.ln', answrrct ttat hu ctl,l prove
Thu Cnptain hnu EHnnicd tho cnHnucr tn h'sck
tic stnlnc. but, thu engine lrlrg of' her con.
tru." tho pnHnGpr hMt1 bte!t unuhlC 10 rtfllullu
Vcnperly to tHo slsna' until 70" r., ,ate catalt!
the bridge, or TINT ho thrcntenod to opa it hftn'
Tho city wna mt rcndy With Its witnesses.
Capt. wtfls' appearance hav!ng becn II I'stlu
t!ntlutl tu next Tuesday ntturl,utn 1T 0.cluck.
1tlo defendant Karr ht,tld III tie sum ct $l0v
~ NO CoSsnt.tTtON,
Capt. Wllt1s cnltct upDn Mayor Harrison yes
tcrtay. nn1 told hlrruwlilx THU pt dtstrta9. t!e
luw'a." liz Ibid iii thU l,amo upon Ills rngl-
i,rrr, nn S,t!A hn ,ad slneu discharged him.
Tho Mayer Rni TINT lt0 didn't knt,w WHO wns
70 blame, but that ho tW1sls' was the Captain Ut
Cnrti Willis tl.n,,aiis.thnt lilo newspapers hn,l
trcairh hin, uuj,istiy. u,ld thu Mayor snid that
ko htd iIutiinK to 10 with thnt--tu ~ atil duu
tho tsewspsr0r folks n1,uut that.
hr1xu WA sti,Js. rn,,sc.l BY tho reckless uctlon
uf Capt. sSllds, ind tho tll WIS yesterday sott
II tho owners Ut tho bar9a NnlnG.
, 1881-10-05
GOyERNAIENT-DUILDING.

At tho roi,sou.Oltlco yesterday tho sum OF
Sl,;aN was pail uut !u t'uHsluna.
At tho Sub-T',casusy yestorlny $4,000, LOO III
gold was pulA out, alsI Si,UA In sllyIr rccaIyta.
I'nn inter,.ul-ravcnuu receipts yesterday
asnntntpd tn $:i1. .ltsA nf which fsa,GtS was fur
sulr!ts, 9l.al. lur buer, S4,lA,, Tor tob4ceD,
$I,6l: tur EtKaFA.
I.Erl MARTIN. the niokoI-plates, WIN was ba-
furu Ennt.,xsHIIur tiuynu Mul,tiay MfterlDnn
charged with perj.,ry. mn! wi,0su cIsu wus fully
written III, III yesterday VHhuNE. uaile ~ fur
trIAl ycsterslay ufturlooI!. yhe cAsa VIVA llgals,
usiiltIe%l, Ut tho re,tlgst Ut tho GtpuAs1t tor tho
defensc, unttl lloxt Aioutlay AFTERNOON III 1on,is
IT Hf,0lI.
, 1881-10-05


Hearing thai warmth was out Tor bis arreat,
Cupt. lMenuy Willis, Ut tAa stcam-larXe Maine,
viii. is rcslonsibtu for tho smashing vt the Elask
stttct brlllRv lust Saturday, appeared at tho Ar
lnury l'ulca stAt!au yesterday uttcrnuun about
= o'clnck IN compuny With hs attorney, W. II.
cQudQp, Tho Captal4 explained that ha bsa
, 1881-10-05

IL, ltc,v TINT thu t5st tr aoI,,s this reor will In
TllE collections on dnttabEo Rootla yesterday
"oan.ea ~1'as 10 ,,,o norm,., ,..vc
Yesterday. nnt foriy.uno deaths rcporte1l in tho
Ely. '' ''''' '0'>' N"' eN'''0 49, -
THE fnstce have reported seventy .tw9 aaionns
ws ke@rt @ orG , nrE 10 thg III; Hy m f rta mgrs. t
pear hofaro tho Mayor.
IT, TnE cnntraet for building tho 11ow West slMp
io!lca Stat1hn flns !'eGn nwaEncti 70 Lnliti ~;
mpny 81 nio nS III c "i % @ Iic,niaimrs W ~ stren
Ctry.Es0txEEu CuHnsri. stated yesterday |
shat tho nartil nppr'n,c!, to tho Clark street
Ills H,'snfs iii by ans ,e.s,. ] .''''''' 'A' ""' NV
TN; Mayo, hns received! q letter from s!r; +.
Aliaft; u r1ft ii.r: sc1fotary y mt tao M'en.
Ss ssss saa :ss!sss I o~ "s' g fos"as r.
r"rrwolfth stroc, vin,iuct controversy bld.
@ t,,o & Eoitcit n % Gnns,ttteo. in avo nsreca ',i,om
@ c',i,rro,,iso which Is acccptabte 70 d inajority
Of the prpcrty'o~.ofs ,, Interested. .,,.,
ouu n t1o t;er,at, cws1u,t,er s ny priut,ar M
t,,,,n ~ " r'r ,n a.+ tar,;ts NY ~ m citv ~"
I sSIIi mi ri im ,ni,}c @ fr ,,nrnrcs 'o ~'''' ""N
nm, .,,,o, .o,os,,r,, 10 -, n, ,,oro tt,+o,,,,v
Mr GFs ~ s H. or", r.i .,r x m,r
sa'je. aa a w e's taso sare 9 Of III whluh I @
iolinic e',n.t coysr ~ wa!s,, p!;S:,'s s.,9 =
commerce E., tday. a1a a., a. once t'ses tho streets
Ill eoe'' c'eHn 'o''s''.on' .u ~
evening psscnto" stion fr ~, 'iinanss
s sn as pa f. sy ayca "s e fSk sts e. st ss
ers @ of to Cot,t,eii aro opposed !" rrs,,tlt,s tic
1es' s brgs aa @ ay S" H. ortu w15 ' owars fw liz
,nni,t etltlce.
, 1881-10-05

THE COMMISSIONERS TAY HACK THE MONEY.
The County Commissioners who wont to Ceye-
land ycstUruHy forrnoon lid oil In tllolr power
to repair tho wro1.g they had dono In charglng
thoIr EXPENSES up to tho county. Tho day be-
foro thoy got together ind contnssod their sins-
ur soHlo Of them-and In n lettor to tho public
promtsu.l TINT they would return tho money
they had received on nccount Of tho trip. Thcy
kept their word like men, md it WIS
really interesting to witness tho scramble
ntnonR thom fos prcccdoHco In returning 1t.
Commissioner Finder caHo III nhcnd, havtng re.
turned his -. tho dny hufofo worry 1uiptly. but
tho nrtlcr ~ which othors llado repatriation could
s .at tdy III rptanei VIII tho sse cseress
with which tspy mado tho original grab nut cx-
cepltug Commissioner Clark. who wns absent
tho investigation wis ordered, and fct thMt ile
hnd bcun shnbblly trcntctl W l,!s nssoctntcs III
~ stying ni az q to s9m 1i tGlf ex
signed tho tlUuttn,cnt, hp sAyB. with Krcnt dcul
Of pleasure, a11 tho only reason l.o dtl not sign
was that lle Eaa hGe c'.lled awl'y to accolnpnay
So much hasing beon accomplished in tho
forenoon. there was very lttlo for
THE lSvEsr1dArINn COMMITTEE
10 do when they met III tho afternoon. Thoy
wero 1nat!b Mwnro Of what bud beull lOnc, and
the jUb HsslRnud th6tn bcinK MI unpieusAttk mo
eo anu @ ispsscd s 81 % sao work bstSre II tcn a With
out Investigating 10 any extent, thoruby sl,nn!l-
Ing whit might hnvo proved y eonsatiotl. Iho
WIS asked few questions Mbnnt how TIM 1non'y
hna bcen spent, and tlo putting tu Cotnlnlsslnn-
Gask o few ab H. hS a}s }
reiterated what hna aIrendy bccn glyon III those
ealulu,lB. but IN Commissioner C1rk's exnlllnR-
ton th0re was roally something new. 1lu con.
fcsset tllAt
THE "sEnvASr" ITEM WAS \ MYTH,
md thut tho III caverod tho fMro OF ono Of tho
vxcurs!ontsis ute wuy tnu thu hire TT cur
tss beiSts ~ sasnx 5 sea IL s,i s f. 5 sy ae
inonsy % iii. Fllk!ns sovo.al days aso.
aao suo tRo bovs @ eSs
WIS cluaredt and e0nl thorcnftpr thay fOriuu-
lntctl thu following ropurt:
bill Of $5t7 61 fur Expenses 1T trip u Cleveland
hMyc examined tho sntno aud would report lis
'Wu lind that eight Commissioners md ton
County 0!lecrs Attuod tho funeral. It W,ls tliI-
dorst0od by most Ut thcsp gentlemen thut tho
Assuming this tho hill would 10 us rollows:
Eighteen tncn for fnre t'nd carr'ago hire ut .,,,
s,scpng cur to and frm Uovcland ii
Extra carrl,gu a1d tctcgratns.,. ............
fAre for one taerSMnU. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
Tosn1, n1,.,..,.,...,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,, .s147
"'rhIs botnH tho amount Of tho bill rendered,
consequently yDtlr cHthanltteH report tho ulll
rsss ~ ,a y tS S isss III @ %be
Dl9ht ~ be l,A1l ny tho county your cuinmitteG
nre Of tho oplI.i0n TINT
MI PANT or TIIIB ExrENsE
| properly belnnHS 10 tho county to my, rs the
trttl wns mt unu OF business imlt,re. Tho III.
lo,vuncu Ut tho bill wns ilasty, Anh ny All thosc
who neosptod my pArt Of thu Ait,ilcy hAve ro'
moutl thai, tie tull amount or s54;.d0 10 RI.
turned to tho TEcasuFy;, ,, c>,,.n.
"Lnuls ilurT.
/ I'll. !; i;ss;s; sssS!; s$;;s'0n, ';;n,1,''...
1}y this morning It IL thought Tint ovory ccnt
, 1881-10-05

I.oaltnH physclaHa who haVo tcStcl now pre-.
BcrlbO III eAars ut c0HstipH lion, Uapcrhlly ut
wu,netl nnd children, t1c4s Cartea,'' Or eul-
dehHe1 tixs.
, 1881-10-05

nlltlencc. Tho MINOR MrRch hitccIht Intention 20
Fsrwell iiali. hcg'nnlng at 10 o'clock, subject,
"snul. WMninv:" Thfs 4 tho Ia:t week OF tho
stay Of messrs' white e''a Mc''tnnaaa''
~ y. 4,s.,ma1s u, "" lin Wnncns fbristint,
Tcmperencc +; sp tjnio,. sr*. y. + Wilson was y:
psF.eft' p ~, ~ rh,ar't yt,t. wnS niIr,ti In hnvo
II f,t.rrnic, hcr Whit, i,,i,icr she rfieoss Of unr.
Mr. Mls esrs t r rr u IN t1 IN IN cns s aTe
~, .nntttn .shafnw.r ri nnit1ps nrltl t,oito no
nao,n ~ rFnrr,,"n r. i'm tnst hstnsr Of thn icr.
SlGcn' n',, ~ .r,.,n, cha rnfnrrrI
~" ~ WIN" OH" .e'e' .e"' ...-....
SOME surprise hn5 hcen expressed that INC
t,RinE 81 HE!.la etf9et ano4ii nhve hcc1 cnMnecu
i,,o - HIirrncu cxnlntund il iy say!t,g thnt
nru" III ,uGvnr n liz t"nttnr ins sotn. nts there.
I. t .tt ~ rs ,,,,,r,,,.,r, .n mi rhnrvt lint
his incc,'tiyn in ti,o matior waa t., pot'anrizn
liz t, ,,,,,n III ~ X" hn,, v,va ~ F;rnri,rn nyrur
~ 9 ..4m aaru ntcr @ n.,nlr t.orntriinrc. Il wun
h bave ce'i iicc'' 'sr isr tn"ro i crciitaGio.
Tits ltcv. +. nc Witt 'famaRc. 1lrooklyn's snl.
ttcrt divine. nrf!sc'l ~ tho city frnIsi tue EIst
clio flosc: l!e Is fprc q! rtvtte business. lilu
will ro.rlain hcre WILL MondiMy: prtM'l'My ~ np.
tlocs nit know VERY nnteh atiout Nntinnnl poll
tics. ail Is nut rrsonalIy aclunliitrd wtii ircs'
hent Arthur. VIII rcHArli 10 tEo rolit!cn! strHf
He fi'o Il sios s s rs 'a Sat s9y sc ead tho Ito
result nf tho conillct extremely uncertain.
reat,tr mtes'1 " II ~ ffo,,ut
Wn,.nR. i;Nit 1uen,l'crs were III nttcutlnneu
ny C itn q, s.H .as ~ ,,', 1..o, ;e.nr r,,n""i
,v vg IL rsa o,,sas' ~ co1,strn,n whicl, Oapur iNi
~ Envtn5cr nf III" Tunnel Thn pni,ur,
,rh,ei, INV wos az fnterrst univ 10 engineers, WIS
% 1,ciy .l'ss,ssei. Mc M nner Of applications rUr
is'efhocfsnIp "eFc 'eec''' 'u'o ''.e''e";
lnnEttT N;CA .n9 keepes ss, o. on srent eni @
snSn na ,T,cf a,d nrnfrss,l M tainIatar tic
an4 sry Sn4f npo war5t stF ot''. ~.
sonintt ta. c!nfs H. s@, o,r. wy :" E9 n ay
' aaa '%' ssSsfs II as s1s T s;xs
s* s1o for tns't appearance for 'F'a' next s''"f.
Ss SasFy asE "nS S "ss z! sn'ssfi s
rfEr n'ssy psss rs ls.t & tue % |!"~s e.
Matr,,n % Of iho Asylum. s,6m!tto' iier il'onthly
is S ats s ssrs S; ut TT sss Ct ~ .S
srS;i ~ hsyi;, sehuS who the % roa.nta I'm % chre
nro II; tho nursery il,sr,n1 tho pnst NINTH
ssyc ,ysr a'is r t. t9 ';t,%s,en; ~
"rr.I,r.nj t,trInr tto month,
,o,,,, o.t,,o, po+oIt f,rooera, Ason1otion ,,,ek
I,st nvr,,iMr nt thu ro0,ns of the o,,on Cali
os! ,;osk%oo n tn9 fnn'r ~ Ths 1,'s,- n,
'l"ra,nnsi.'v mn rs t., tic ,tc Of tic inectlmg ai
WV iiIs %as oas; W. co,a%!stse e. On re. a
hid Mr, Emrlehatit SPIKE lit so.r9 tonEth of tho
i aSjccts a nlaS Of tho nsscclntior tho chief q
u %is s " ses 81 The s x 'F teso'd e es se%ss wa
~ uaoptts'l, t tieprccainx &C .ho practicc Of whorsao
Tr,,errs iakii,g mrt!ets Tor uthers thnn rcvlllur
ltt,bllc wcra nrpoi.tetl to report upon tho NUT
trr nt Il Subsequent mcctnR. MEASURES wcro
, 1881-10-05
THE CIVI-IIAIL.

THE sntoon !censes iasucl to date number
w. aguuss tutAl VI lssJ Issued lust yGar, It
, 1881-10-05
THEI CITY.
AND GENERAL.

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
j, TAYLOR, Of ron.tou, is Mt the Palmer.
y. II. FRENCH Of Eric. pa.. ia at the Palmer.
". 81. CAIRNS, Of London. Ont, IL at tho shor'
nlan
]. II. CAhktss, Of Oalcsburg, Ia ut tho Tro.
.Inunt.
JAMES DUNLAP, Of st'lwaukco,i Ia Mt the fro'
mont.
l.. pEAnnons, OF IIavnna, is stopping at tho |
fremont. |
CIR. PARKER, of Winnipeg, is guest at tho
Sherman. |
GEo1u'r nA1Itto, of Scotland, Is guest at
tlo Palmer.
r. Ksow1rs md Samuel Law, England, nro Mt
O.Ii. SAMPSON, Of Princeton. Is registered Mt
the Trc1nDnt.
JAMES 11AupocK, OF lllrcly, EnEland. Ia at
The Sherman.
J.D. lsorsronp, OF Sioux City, Is stopping nj
Tho Sherman.
JAMES CuA,a, Of nclfast, ireland, Is nj tho
Grand ractc.
JosEr,1 II. sMt71t, ot New Orleans. Is registered
nj tho Pnlncr
q. t. McKstot,r. Of Washington. D. C., Is stop
plug Mt tho Palmer.
FLA. nrnpEi,, Ut Wintotl+ England, ia regis
49, y, ,,.... Ga, 1,.,,,,.o, 10 ,oo.
et.1"'1 rI,1 nt ,ha a. pal,nar. a, ~ >"'' '''''
's'efe" u. lno t"'a'o'' Vs., T., .o.,..
.1t,itS MCDONALD. Ut Fond uu Lac - regis
tercs! ut tho fremont.
=. c. CAMPBELL" Of Grand lark, ILL.,, Is regis
tered nt tho fremont.
DAVID sAsft,hp eaa "he' oe'A"s'oloa'u' ~
T., nto 1T tho Shcrmatt.
Il, ". HOFFMAN, Of tho Now. York Erpress, and
lady nre ut the Palmer.
ES-oos' lHAn. u fouhp''ot "'Se'u'''' 10
registered at THO Iremohs.
FhEn hs anu =. hes'.os n'.'"'''' i'""e'' '''
esoppil'A ~ wv o.""" "e.".
e u. Scor7. ha!'Inao.e' No.. ,. anu ~ "' D"''''
r, IL p.rrrn onl ro,o,y md Arthur II,
t,.,,.. - 1a.'a,, nrn a, ,ho r,ot,nnr
o''o"'' VI '''"''' ~" ~ w. So
N.G. LUCAS, AualtoF ol tAo seFn''"lt se1'''A'
railroad, st, Albums, Is Mt tho@hcrman.
", IT, But;sI1, proprietor Of 1he Windsor 1lotel,
Denver, Is registered at tho Grand Pacific.
House. Minneapolis. Is ut thot Grand Inc1Ec.
~ N JARVIS f;rnera, wcttern Aren't Of tito
1nd,ana' nloom!nston & Western N"''foaa IS Nc
Hesucii'"''
Nv hAHc'.AY. Miss Barclay, and Mss Ms. ,aIs l.sl,,
.ar'un .s.y9n u A''''''A t'''e"'''' Al' ~ '' '''
'"e''N ..,..... ---,.,,
EtuliT enloonkccposs Wt,ro arfn;Rnea R 4I,s uGhn.o
i,nnr r., funrs
"4uo' ~ """o'' .....-. .,.-.
DM: WALTER kEMrFrHK, e.ipcrinttGtynIaent, o.
Is stopping ut tho GrnudAAciile.
EsirEn STATES SENATOR j. I. hI1rL1:ll and
family. Of Sun FrunrlscC, urc ut tho tirnnd PHI
.!le. Tho senator IL 0n{n!s why 10 Washington.
liz IL nycrsc 10 tu,kn1sul political tupica.
IN, :, n t.,.. who.hoa ,,ner ohsrnt In En-
,a, r. for ~ tirca 'memsss r,.trna 10 tno city
nu t"s oI ia r,riir" hn iSnt
Hstsn:, ' -. SIdi,o f.nnfor
lnce In London.
=, ,,,,.,.t, - .,,,. r,x,,,,+tro f,ouu,,,.co of
MEETtSn o. tug nSeeM.1 ga ", hI..i,,cn
NY @ s,.,rI,n, !1 "ftts," H. thc r,M,ms ri tno
,y Grnr h,it' nu.lnu II To ti,o stail uttonl.
fllce' h"la1us "aS "o''~'
Mir. c. N. l3lsHuI', ID flreckcnr1hRe, Colo cl-
sor n tha Smn tfn W, fu. t., n,.o III fo,y ~
ne cit! .es.U.un5 IL ato MI tntte IT, III hHa,nnss ani
anys ataenoinK ~, ~ S,ne '''a'ns oosee' 04'"
saen retaf" !" eo'of''uo'
THE tempcratutD yeHtcrt1Ay. rs observed by
, 1881-10-05

Cnmtntna does mt nslyertlsu tgcth for 81 md
charxo nIosG, ~ Htltu.
, 1881-10-05

nR. j. II. VINCENT WILL lie At
~ urnnt tace chusH @ sotnof f. u H. Mlar1nseS an
alr1kt H. Will Apeak tn tho Hunay y-aelioui w0rkerA
Mt hn1{past nnd VIII preach In ttp ov6nlnH a. huff