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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.

The Authorized agents for the Cincinnati En-.
qulrer are CORNELL & Bk0.
Any edition furnished. deceit,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07
Business Gte1ms.
FOR SALE,

Bofbre building don't fall 10 call and get prices az
MOSES, COUCH q sTRAYER'
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WERNER 4 BALL,

Werner & Ball, dealers in ladies' and gentle
mems furnishing goods, opened out in the Shear
block on east Tuscarawas street in April 1873
Their room is lO3x26 feet and contains So 900
stock Of goods. Four persons are employed, and
their sales reach the neat figure Of s1SO 900 per
annum. This firm makes specially Of hosiery,
corsets and gloves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07
DIEB )LD BROS.

Dlebold Bros, are successors In the grocery
business to Mr.. Adam Lippert, and are located in
that gentleman's building on east Tuscarswas
street. They took possession Of the business In
January last and employ FIVE persons. In addi.
ton to the regular stock Of groceries, provisions,
&C., they are making a specially Of the Zodiac
coffee, which is roasted and put up by them, Die.
bold Bros, carry stock of about So 900 and their
monthly sales amount to 80 500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07
DEMOCRAT BULLETIN.

The following is the way our boys announced
the result on Tuesday the artist lettering and pic.
turing In true artistic style on heavy paper hung
from the third story window. 1t was read by
many without distinction Of party:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07
Encal 9ems.

TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
PGTTsBURG, TT. WAYNE CHICAGO RANpuAn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07

Mr.. A. Arter has purchased the millinery store,
formerly owned by Demuth & Wolf He will re-
move shortly to the Bockius building, adjoining
Palmers carpet store on the the north, and put in
large additional stock Of new goods The
stock carried is about $4,000, After removing he
will employ some five or six persons, among
whom will be Mrs. Demuth, who will have charge
Of the millinery department.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-07
VALLEY RAILROAD.
CoNNoTTON Valley RY.

DEPART.
/ No. 4, Express. 100 q. m
/ No. Q Loc'lFt 9:80a, m
4 No. 2, Express. 8:45 D. m
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work or 4nREE DhPARYNEAI&.
GUARDIANS OF TIE PARKS.

The Park Commissioners, NJ Their session
vcs;ertlay CLOS. Mr clean t'mp 'rlry chairman.
d. Rahcock A. Van Cour,landt l.. l.. j. IN /, ENP nix
C,uis. lcnrr Waldo lutcrm- al w. +. Dixon, com
ung 4 dc, Of property Own"r'. opP'sci 10 the
opung Of to -puyt ten DAWN Parkway. and second
drlcration loaded by EXt OliectOr Hiram Barney, III
favor Of the project, gwen Lcains Spcrchc~ or
,ud az inst the heard. l.th r.,galOh-
handed M Their vrionS aud thr Con missioner, de-
rd 10 cave the matter ofD "hi'"it' ~ iiat iicy
would receive G communications on the eulJ'ct up 10
uTlay.
M Wales "a m individual member Of he Board. sub
nit, d n document when he sta ~ That rar.fu
afnnali ~ The d. pdrimcnt iO'c's him To the c"ucH
4 n that ni.lr, ~ N'iV uusdi. 1idcuiy cond
lion lie say that The u ptruncnl needs 10 Ice to!rd
up -; that political unIencc and l'.g dl'-cns on-
M the BlHtd have cnRchdrrtd Il. moral
izition In tac police fore. Central Para,
, nd II sndly ont OF icp'ir, presenting cv leIc- 81
negligence and Vase. The Iooog1cn collect hr con-
ecr- .ulug I.rnl To the he 4lth AMI comfort
of tie nri.nDoriIooJ. Thc old Ar nal hul ding l.
u,i-omr md urccGn, AMI 10 ldbr T. d's'ruri.un ~
fire. and that y nj. Lc q" - Wi1~h tdll liuu-
tigers Ccph MS May su:nri!ino 10 IA about
erI..ts" Til. bril-, r ih' Ilt"i"m and the Bronx
rivers rotten and dangerous stiu tui In short,
hr ~, lh.y THO Drp.r mrnt u more on rider
AMI rcuur,d more VI Oh, ttcnti - n any other
cuari IA Mt CitY tiJV rtInrht. At '!r. Lanes
gra.Ibn the matter ald Oyer 10 aJw utI,r Com
nissiOnc al opportunity To express Their we've.
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mr. cposgY,s TEMPERANCE VIEWS.

Notwithstanding the storm of criticism which
Chancellor Crosby Las raised III New-Engiand ny Il
recent tcE)uerance lecture IN Boston, he has AGAIN
bcen invited to deliver an address on Temperatures
Unable DO this because OIL previous eDGaEcihtntS
he liza, sent an answer To the address oil Wendell
Philips winch will appear as an appen'lix 10 NIUE
hook on the temperance question nov IN prt So ana
containing seVcra, of the ChanccliOrs recent lectures
ON tins subject. To Tribune reporter Yesterday,
DR. Crosby SAID that the DOstOn people, Ike many
nm this city had true conception OF his views ot
in Fremont Temple was very rainy ana
small audience was too result. lie saws he Is as
much opposed to drinking snirituOus Liquors as the
most stringent prOlIOiti0niSt can possibly pt' ont
that he wants men to use tI9ir common sense aoouI
This subject as they do about all other questions
AS TO there being two kinds Of wine mentioned ia
the EIbe, there Is not the slightest PROOF Vi H.
Scholars have at last accepted this as settled. Inc
sale of all pois0ns should not bo prohibited because
some fool commits suicide w taxing arsenic. Drug
gsts are however. restricted as to the persons 20
whom they sell pO!sOns. Do ne same WIN
tie sale OF uIl wines and Liquors. Have Ti!lu
license law aud make tue penalty 1Or the VI'iat'oi
of n in pri sonment and fine; aud the procuring Oh
evidence against ylOlatOrs "a tnlS law Is as
easv az against men who lax other laws.
This Is not the no". There sh0uiu
also be a distraction betwcH. the various klnds OF
wine. The hight wines containing from 10 IL per
cent of alcohol are not Intoxicating unless drank AS
q beast drinks water. book was shown
of ANCESTRY is traced directly back To
Edward l., King OF England. AS he closed tue book
Dr Crosby SAID There are Dlueteeh generations
representtd extending over period ol SIX centuries
and half they have all drank wine and there Was
never "a urunkard among then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

John Center was convicted a few DAYS ago in the
Court of General sessions for violation OF the
Lottery law. He was taken yesterday before JUS
am application for admission to bail pending The az
peI which has been taken III his case. justice
Blrrett refused to discharge him either absolutely
or on bail. :,. -.
the Cont OF General S's,inHS yesterday e"
nm indictment charging hin with selling
nnlcv tIch is judge GIdcrsIeeve sentenced him 10
ten dlvh' mprl-onlLcnt III The PenitcnlI'ry ana to
pay fine OF $40 on
Albert Morse, Tor selling policy tickets AT No -
Choi ham.st. was fined so by JhdIe GlldcfsltTV".
In tie 1u:nhs Ponce Court Yesterday Nj. Brlii"n,
agent of the Society for the Su'pie '7'"n OF vice.
chsry,d JIsnuI Roberts with dealing III lottery
tickets at No So Nassau-st, and he was held III de-
fault OF $500 bail
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PROTECTING TIE WATER FRONT.

yesterday communication W.T. rec Ivrl from the Eul-
pire Cotton Press winch Occupies the pier The foot Of
Wrsi Elrvenht asking n hOmcth'ug not be- done
preVct the dumping Of snow and dirt from per
II stand at the end Of the p nty.
Onr feet deep lat Sc ,,cmbcr md that January n
was only hrtr"u rrt de- TIE wat, hmau ordered
80 anyone hr might Il 81 dumping from This pier
C,IninI HIOncfS Lmblrr FdndrTpor the rutnnittrr
which Referred tIc Application Of tho Hudson
Tunnel Railway Company for hc Of th, water ROM
on N0rti RiVrr he wccn Morton aud Icruy In
tun1cl 10 Jersey cay, present. dtcyrraI rcs
luOns In ltyO? Of granting tins. IN" r.so N tous
STIMULATED he annual rental should br $1,000 nav.
nlr quarterly IN advance pGOviucd thai the frur
the shalt and tunnel d:d not take v,,r
years. also. That the Or -t~p Of land ny feet Wide
under water shOul be given the company for live
Years at 81 900 u year. bond OF 500 900 ,houl hc
gwen bv the company to insurc The iuiimrnt nf th.
conditions II decided 10 pasi these rr-0utionA n
they approved by nrpOratiOn COuEsH whitney
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CARING FOR TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

William Wood, formerly president of the
Board OF Education, was warmly welcomed his re-
turn the Board yesterday. lie presided the meet
inc IN Prcsidcnt Walkers alseucr.
Mrs. LIN" Dcvcreux Blake. Mr.. DIR. Cemences Lozicr
and u,nrr mcpiers OF the NrwYork stno suffrage A.
socalIOn presented communication referring TO the
law recently passed by the Legislature allowing women
10 hold school offices and to vote 1T r"nOpl meetings.
aud asking that, lna-muc ~ Oncaii The children tho
public schools were glrls aud scvciIclgnhB OF the
traclers women. tue should be represented tho
Board Trustees OF the Sixteenth Ward bY woman,
whom they declared To- lee wc Tilted Tor tbs position The
INIT or was referred u the Committee Nominate
OF Trustees.
rhr form OF circular 10 hr issued 10 the boys the
schools Tead III relation 10 securing the
Attendance OF certain number uf them ri the
monies attending the formal presentation OF the 0bcsk
to the city,
TIE report Of the Fnnnce Committee was taken mp
aud Gshtd, ten RECALLED ana cusd red item BY item
The Total amount called Tor ~, 277 $50. The total
was reduced To S3.276.I0O, ana the report then
adOp ted. Ihc BOard then adjourned.
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APPROVING A NOMINAL DEBT.

At meeting of the stockholders or the
Panama Railroad Company on Tuesday, the recent ssue
Of $4,000 900 bonds was unanimously appro'eu' o'o'
40 coo shares Of stock represented at the meeting
.pn,c.,op 10 admit these bonds to dealings Cd the
stock Exchange was made weeks ago. Iti under
stood that the committee requested that the Issue shono
be- ratified by stockholders ofthe company before tue
bonds were admitted The meeting on Tuesday was III
fuhent Of this request The bonds are secrca oy ah
assignment Of the subsidy due 10 the CoOnDlap tOVer
meni which frat lien upon the properly o. the coi
pauv A sinking fund has been provided ana the coih'
panv has anticipated this for ten wears by the purchase
OF 5000 900 OF the bonds The whole ISSUE was taken
nv Miss & Go.
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DESTROYS OF BETTER FACILITIES.

A meeting of property holders In Morrsania
was held in PArshlll Hail. az Washingtonave ana one
hundred Tuesday evening petit
ton to rhe directors Of the Harlem Railroad has been
signed nv many business and others living near
the Morrsana asking for an increase IN the mum
Der OF trains the city, and reduction in the single Trip
fares from - 10 cents The meeting WA csiien 10
consider this and other matters such rs the DnVnS OF
tickets in quantities less than 100 ~ .
Randall presided. Owing 10 the bad weather the atchu
arr wa. seal, and was thought wise 10 poStpoue
definite ari ON on the motion Of JIurs Parsha the
rnrc ng was ali urned unt February 10. ing persons
Interested cOhiien6 that the petition, II properly
presented, will Ne successful
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I'm With coal for wss sSwed n ns Ss Port % y
Ground and drifting Vineyard Sound for three
days, she lost one anchor
MIscELLANEoUs
LONDON Feb 1.-The steamer Gardenia dr. Ill., Bremen
frOm:avannah wnica was ashore at WYE schewig lost
PaiLADRIPHis Feb 2-str Catharine whitney reported
cleared and sailed this morning. has been detained until Sat
wh,burn obj, WYNN. hence for Genoa and James
having bows damaged have returned for repairs
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
LONDON Feb 3 Arrived str HImaaya tl,r. Beedl from
gsngos r wce Sdsr tEC% SsE c1.
Esea% wa1to Si from @iSsSSSS so" 'Hsn
dIvraroSI Feb 2-Arnvsd. Bammr sr, Spencer from
Aso arrived SIR Thanemore tBr. sibhOrpe from Bait.
QUEENSTOWN Feb sailed str cityof Brussels condrOn
'' %Tr1eG str sr. Crown Thompson from PhadepmaOn
"e h Wy arrived str Arizona Murray NcwYOrk for Lv
BRisrI Feb 2-Arrived. str New.YOrk City Br Evans
SoTHsMfToS Feb 2-Arrvedstr Oder Ger), UndentscS
'fi LzA NS% Fs6 sirs c@Ir, Ludwig from
York tor Hamburg Tnnsciia RUSSELL rom boston Tor Loo
~TEAMEn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS
Boston, Feb ARRIVED strs MantObian, acDouSl Gas
cow: Scindia lBr). Wndham, Car,enas
Geare r Maggie Daing Da ~ casdenas wor
ce@ o asdss PS aYS1nG w% a Gs4e s
6. GaT western Texas u,u
rG% agS to Fs aaon Snow Boston
Catharine whitney. Harding PROVIDENCE
sai.ed. str Cethar1ns Whitney. -.
Virginia Bearse. Charleston; Jnniaa CahS
rne savannah; santee Croker Fan River Pioneer Pats
Richmond. .o,-,. 49,. ~
Seminole. Boston, .,.,, ,, ma.
Ss,ed strs Bolivar saragossa. Wyoming, Cleopatra and
Cleared str Kucxerbecker Kenble, New.Ycrk.
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON FEB 9saleG 2sth u Ashovs sist a MI Mn
Nina Iiig.e inst N Schweleaard Annie Law bond9
venom The latter Galveston, Lcuskalt Opata irael
Richard II inst Mary Hastroucs the latter Tor SsVan
"a
nit Northern Empire, TmoleOne; let inst Bein Mon9el
bombay Edith lizzie LOvice Triton Capt scvnlchG "a
Inst An ADciza Argo capt Cook BartSlomo GaSpa aGr
FRA ella Herbert Maggie Seed, MuIle, NosiFa IAia
inc latter Of Lizard Nuovo Prncpo ParaInit SALVADOR
1Tec DubyOvach.
Tor Latey Ship Neics U anu soc FVst Fags-
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THE vrRG!yIA MIpL,Hp rroRGANrzrD.

ALFx,xpRIAVa.. Feb 2.--T'he Virginia M'h-
land Railroad Co,np.n, 2"d Yesterday pVt
election ~ j. g. Barbour president and IN" Following
r,,rd D, Directors; g. o. Holland. % Danvic Charles
y Brckfnrl. ~ ~ chhurg. A. Cnghill. ~ Amh'r+t;
Wruam II. PAVE, Of FinIu'"r; JOHN l. L'V'li' oi
Eerren. John " Burkr ~ Anxandr!a; Robert l.
:, ,ld,,,, 7 Wiicot Hrown, Rahpr, Garrett, O~Hnn
!tt-nhe James Sloan, Jr. /. NJ Keyser. John n C"wNn
,,d Wilil IN + frick. ~ Bamorp. R's"inti"rs were
,doutnd xfc1iu. 'ho n tee th' 6XriFng" ~ Et"' IA
and bonds INTO The ,rl2aii"n ana ahth"gEl
'hr Road pr"c,nrt - cY'"u" TIC r"r'"hcs GA Inc
ruad nrcordti. 10 ia" -r',nr IT organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
NEW HAVANA STEAMSHIP.

The Mcssrs. Alexandra, owners of the New YORK
ami Havana Steamship Line, Yesterday signed
contract with William Cranp ~ sons, Phlla'eIpil'
shIDbu,i;lers for the construction OF new nor.
steam. NIP 10 take the place Of the lost Ciy OF Vera
Cruz IN the Havana trade The new vessel Will be
built of iron, with series OF water-tight c"mphI-
,,ents and viii he construc ed IN accordance with
the ate. rules i'll naval architecture. Her length Il
TO 81 : feet Oh the water line. 80 ieet beam and
- feet death of hold. She will be supplied with
ru,nnound en- zines of q, 600 estimated horsepower
Her saloous state rooms aud the Other portions OF
the vessel Tor the accommodation OF passengers ana
oicers Will be iicd up in the same style Is 10 the
IIfv If Alexandria. No expense is 10 be spared to
make her tAe "Queen of the ocean, aud Gle Is to he
ready for service early in November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MOTHER ROAD TO RoCKAwAY BEACH.

ANOTHER ROAD TO ROCKAWAY BEACH.
A special meeting Of the Queens County
Board OF Supervisors has been called for Thnrsdy' i"
tho Court House, Long Island CITY for the purpose "
taking action on the matter Of granting eecOnh rSn
for railroad to cross Jamaica Fay to RocKawaY be"''
Tic proposition il meeting with strong oppos'ion io
tho bay,aen and Others ard 1t Will be strenuousiy
opposed at the meeting Oh Thursday by many OF TIE res
ients of the town. Tho road now running across 'N
bay to Roclaway Reach is built 10 point on Me uta
on the bay side at the last steamboat anung II Is p
nuard Ia mild the road 10 point Oh tlo Delch ua
the Mammoth Hotel hus cutt ne of all the sea,u'o
landings the bay side. and throwing al me wv ~
traveI 10 The ears majority OF Board Is SAID TO De
in favor Of giving the grant asked ior'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

CurCAG0. Feb. 2.-The Times this morning
states that lc rn' from nm authoritative source 'n"
Tho CHICAGO and Atlantic Railroad, which was or@an'
,.d last aumn,er and "a backed nv English capital, M
tends MI, hing liz nr rapidly forward j. Condit smth
IL connected with the work. and ia known that nearly
thc entire rourr Marion, Ohio on The Atlantic a n
f;,e, Wpstprn Rsr al TO Chicago, distance 81 20
milo. crossing the Wabash at Huntington. INA, MS
been dr'orInln d. n ins the e. icago and western m
d"o n Do'ioi and arrangements are about cnmDetrd
Tor missnu 20 inc cry Over that road. II ~ sald 10 u"
hta'tlaly h ,c scd and the work Will be quietly but
vi,orou.ly prcccri ch with
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK FEB. .. 1881.
ANN NEn


80, state ~ pcpr4ylyania (Rr, Ritcc Glasgow Jan 81,
VIA Iarnr ~ ml-c and passengers to Austin Bahlr'n
60. ,,...,.. ., ,,,o,.,
~ Mciav liverpool 80 and Queenstown
o. win n,dsc and passengers Vernon II Brown & Co.
2tr II Aims ORR. tanpbell Liverpool 10 days to
~, S,nionl1n ,nr, Bright Genoa III. Ieghorn 90.
NAMES - Valencia n 'hrlfaf Jan Brrmu IA Is. via
Norok II. m~r AMI passengers 10 henderson htos
S,r luls,,n Freeman. Ncw.Orcans days. with mdse and
PSfrity 81 Austin stevens Matanzas % Nassau
20 with mise paascng. m 10 G II Mallory Is co
Str Kelly iNrhm"nd city Point AMI Norfolk,
with m,lse Aud pts~ruscrs 10 Od DOniuOn %tp
Dallas la'h, Jnc&sOuvIlle, Ftnandna and Port
~r Chalmetr, New 'lrrans7 days, with niiso and
passengers llogcrt ~ Morgan -,
str hrea water. lluIphers Lewes Del win mdSe 10 oiu
DOmInIOn Co.
J r AmcS
suN4Er-wINp-At N,ndy Hook fresh. N NV. clear
Al city Island hight, ~ clear
CLEARED
str, Atlca rl IOw Gonaivos. P0rtauPrnce Aux Cayoa
etc PIN Forwool Go. lLmonson tlri. Lambert, lsith
Sm,.on spence stale NeVAia IBID stewart, glasgow
A,nt,n ,niwln Coz tItY II Montreal tIr Land t erpOO
Via Queenstown John Il Dale. GcnOgan Br. Martin. Para,
p~rnnu'u, and Bahia. x BOr.an1; Caand Dutch bed
dc. Kotlrrlim fnnrn. Edyn Il 90: Cato CITY. Dagget
savannah. Iiro longe LOuo star. Quick, New-Orleans
noyrr g Morgan: CrO Appod. Gland baltimore, ii
Glover; Geo ty ~ " Inh"tt NhdtIt''Oh "
n,rks Harriet ,lir,. CLARK. ~tJOhns VI -
Frame ambrh. Gray. Rio 20 JancTO Brazil Mccullough
he1J us Aha COO Mitchell Point itro Brett son & CO.
II "A Clunt. outphn. KchmOui. VIM Chalmers Anger,
Jordan. FOrtauPIlnc'' Br"tt' son Co
MARINE DISASTERS.
The Bark NJ aud tBrD. hence for londonderry IL
Sharps Island Tho lccbo MARY lana mas gone u"
Woons HALL Mass Feb 20chr and G llines.o Callas
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MIrRDER or ACCIDENTi

Catharine ihOIhas the woman who Tell out Oh
window at No. 3 Franklin Market M0nday night,
died yesterday from her injuries in the Chambers
Street Hospital. Thomas Reed the !ohgshorehah
PRISON on suspicion OF having thrown her ont. lie
will be arragned before the Coroner to-day. Inc
only witness of the accident, or crime was the
wonan's four years old son. who If III tEe Lost
Cnidren's Department at Police HEADQUARTERS. lie
does not seem to remember distinctly nat happ'lei
in the room. AT one moment he says that his mother
was lighting with 1.-THE man. and the next minute
he has forgotten it, but adheres to the statement
that the WOMAN fell out and was not pushed.
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having petitoned against the confirmation OF the

sale.
Ferdinand Krender was indicted by the last Grana
Jury for keeping vicious dog He PLEADED sa t6s
dog had bitten several children Judge McCaF,er
ordered that the dog be killed and gave kreuae es
until Monday to kill him. and added that II this was
not done he would send Kreuder to prison.
Tho dedication services at Christ Church Protes-
tant EplscopaDn Prospcct-st.. were begun Yesterday
and will be continued until Sunday The churca
Yesterday Bishop Starkey and other prominent
cierrvmcn The sermon was preached by the Key S
Dr. EcclestOne. On Friday evening tie rev. OI'
Ever will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
AID FOR ST JOuN'S GUILD.

The trustees Of ST. Jonn, Ghni ID have ordered dts
trihut ION of relief 10 bo stopped. as their funds are
exhausted and the laws OF the Child do not admit
the contraction OF debt. fhe Indictment season Is
driving many deserving applicants to their doors,
and II funds are promptly contribnicd the Iehei
WORK viii BE- rcsuncd. Checks shonii he drawn 10
the order of William IL. GuIon, trcastirrr and srut
R,.y Dr. john W. Kramer Is niasle: Of he GnIld,
William IL. Whey president. ana John +. Faurt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
AGRICUL rUEISIS IN COUNCIL.

The dircctors and oflc era of the American
Agricultural Association held mocng Yesterday after
nOOu and evening at The III. Denis Hotel set Of by.
laws proposed and adopted. The publication OF IA
semaunual journal decided upOn and tho question
cooperation wItn the International Commission for
the urthersnce OF tue Worlds Fair thoroughly dis
ousRed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
TILE Ely Nr1rE PRINT WORKS SOLD.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 2.-Thc property
,orurry known thu BIy state Prt' Works. ami for
m rv owed ~ the American P'!At Works, insolvcH
was sold to-day by auction for $4,000 to weaver Os-
bnr of This city The properly consists ~ buildings
wa'rr rlrltI and about ten acres or ana, thltVohc
r - md lots seventy acre of land ana three par
Cc.S Of wharf property.
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the rural districts listening to the bol'conK Gar"-
hng 70 its mate and tie merry chlrp OF inc cr'Ae''
YES" interrupted the justice; and until that
bonnv time arrives will send yOu to feaSt upon Tue
bean soup and dark-hu d bread OF the WorEnou,s':
Ynur eve for natures grlndure will he grathcu pY
te storms on the East River as it flows by your IS
land hcmr.' -, - .ho commit
Williams read three months" on the commit
mont i'm In. hauds of the OH 'er who was taklng
him down stairs and a smile Of peace lighted up MS
face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
ENGINEER INIrREn.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 2.-As the Shore
Line tran tr New York yc-ier'lIy ftcrnoon was near
ing KING Ton both the connecting rhdI az The lOcom"ve
hrnkr and t.,crnncr Orrin r. NJ riHIiv WA ~ hhilv
Ilurrl that II dnrbtnl He Ia one OF tie
Oldest and best engineers "n The toad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

McIxpOrs FALLS. VI, Feb 2.-The down
p xrd train N" Coun'c tent and P-%umpsr NaI"ad
Monday evening was tnrown from the track five miles
above here u ~ supposed bv thr hrraOn: ~ journal
Egh' "arS wcrr thrown from The raf and badly sl sbed
There two passenger ears aNhrh0l, containing
about twenty passengers. who ESCAPED lnJury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

E;nb 4rcnnr HoieI-The Hon. RenbGn f. rI ., How
=, Ianrst,yn " y = Ex-Governor Person g. ,ntnc5 H. W.
~ sw,,sh re- and Colonel Alexander per- Oh MeS y, g ~
Uris- Rear Admiral g. :. ll0ggs " >; %;
Tn,n;,an gressmnnelect Horace b. strait u,
Sncsot, - F.ni.Gr EOet-Nbcrt Keep anu sai ont
Mr, ~ C',cago and Ex-Governor j. b. Page OF Ssi ur
JSoSI YUnslrick-Fx senator d. b. ST JOnn y, New
burg ...h lDemGrs HotI-Proiessor D. n h"'p'N' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
NO INCREASE OF COMMISSION HOURS.

In relation to the run0r that there was 10
no I'm increase in the comm hcurs Of the Elevated
parood II WAS stated by some OF the officers yesterday
that no n creme w ~ ~ sent. Since tnH
recent inrrcas Il was etated there had not been sum-
Gent time to Judge OF tn lcgitInjte results