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, 1881-12-31

iarKe galns. The sce.nlng fatIlns-oif In pack
Ing Is due tn tho scarcity Of hogs, bnt tic nd
WINGED prIces obtained for provisions moro
t|l6n compensate for tlta loss In tito number
OF hugs tccelyMi.
Hhp report us d whole presents strong
proof Of tIlu rcgular md continuous oxln,u-
sion Of tic trade at1d manufactures Of CHI
branclles, but now ge,Ecra1, ai,d especially In
Its manufactures, Including Its building.
Taken altogether, The people Of Chicago wilt
ftnd IN this review tho substantial evidences
of The permanent growth Of tho business Of
Chicago. Tho percentage Ut Increase during
ISL Is rs ,[s.lal not only gratifying, but c1i-
cullraEang mid assuring.
, 1881-12-31

lInymersc, the Premier, and th6 probable &c.
turn To powor of Antlrassy; aud tho horrible
calamity i1i tic destruction Of tho RlnG Thea.
tru In Vien,la, with n l0ss Of nearly 600 lives.
III Italy tlluro Ina atoai, grent oxoltohelIt
araitist Frnnee aver Ito eya,tts of tho rn-
nis1an wnr, resulting III cFihnyo Ut Ministry.
mid tic 1'ope sttt stts sclf.prlsoner lii tho
Vatlca,l, whining berauso 'to cannot have
temporal power, which Is farther away from
lllEn than ever. Spain 1las also been severely
exercised ngafnst Frnnce Of, account of o,1t-
rntcs In AlEeria, las introduced ccriaih I'm.
portant reforms sn Ctlbn a1Nl matlo decided
KcpubItcnn gaans, Under Castclnr's leader
ship, III tho recent election. scanaithyla llas
been very Qutet until recently. 4 struggle
Ilas now arisrn between tho Parliament Of
Norway md tho King Of Sweden mid Nor
,vny upnn question Of privilege md stcad~
lock Exists, not yet broken.
Turkey l,as been engaged III settling up
tho duties Imposed upol her By the berlin
Treaty. After long, mud tedious. and PROFIT
tcss negotiations hytssoul herself nntl Greece,
tina trcaty Powers ut last cot1pellcd her to
net, hnd slte haa given to NrBccv thu wltole OF
Thessaiy, II portion OF Epitus. and tho fcu-
trulity Of tho Gulf OF Arta. 1lcforns In
Armenia, which wore Guaranteed by tho
DprlIn Treaty, nro now occupying tho nttu,l-
tlon Of the Powers. 80,
Africa llas been tho theatrc Of war both ut
It's northern and southern extrcni!tfes Early
bly, 10 punish tho Krounfr, wlto Ind ralded
upon French property In Algeria. They
were soun dispersed, ar0 tll8 Froncll lava
- ~. =
, 1881-12-31

Ir will bn great misfortune tn the Acting
President II lie slnll bu soothcd Into fcc.
ine of self-colnplacency a,1d false security
through tho idle compliments Of tic s,,,,su,.
ills Administration rs oi,e Of tho NGw York
lmpcrs Ironically remarks, Ind To l,ayu It's
honeymoon. tfhat 1ieriud 0f festlvty for
him begun III tllo mltlst Of National no1trl-
Ing, 11ns Homogeneous tt0 not last forever.
They are "lntenso" while t1ley arc Oh, hut
they mist sllccninb to circumstances. Act
Ing Presidents are not exempt from the trials
ut ursilnaty mortals In t1is respect; md for
them, as fur NIL otllors, tho rent tust Of ellnr
acter tnl,st como when tic first Hush Of
I,uycily aid ruDtc indulgence Is over,
Tl.eru nre certain facts connected With
Mr. ArthNr's rise tu power TINT cannot te
rubbed Uut. There Is I'll evident ten1cncy
E1t Ills Administration snce lie has come Into
Ofl[ce which tho pcs,l'[e nrc not slow to c0m-
prthtttl. There 1ra some facts which tho
illust cirsory student Of politics must sGo
have Ind an Injurious effect 0n his Nllucnce
IN tho Republican party. lie wns naturally
wrakest III tho West fla hhs tIone t,ntlslng
to conuIllatc tic West, but muc1t to nlfnnate
II. 1t WIS M enormous mistake In turn nut
Wluttonr-a man Ut force with his own pco-
plc-t0 Put In lfowc, who llns 10 political
standing anywhere. 1t will Id IN blttndcr
akin to n crime" rs 1t0wo says, to ttls-
MISS kLrkwootl, WHO Inns nrm hold on
TIC affections of The people Of f0wa, fur tho
snke Of, putting In such a tio,,descript rs
Sargent. Win Inns boon ontlawctl by tho fsu-
pub!can party OF California. The West Inns
never tetn fcconcilra to tile evident prefer
, 1881-12-31
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

"rm broke.'1I2. .. IaUes.
II shall mot make 1liany calls this year,
Just dropping In on Gultsau xnd few Now
Jersey bankora."- -afepAtstophelcs.
Margaret Gordon Lady BannermAn] Is
ansd to DO thb llrst woman Cdrtyle evtf jpye.l,
Tho Grst woman that ever loyed Carlyle ts still
unknown.
"S0 New Years is lloro ag1tin. How well
l remember when George WaHhngton, lien
Franklin. and tho rest Of tho young mon would
call."-S.tsa.t u.
1n,tho London Queen q lhly adeeftses her
wish 10 exchange her engagement ring for
bluck tur oapu. Chicago yolng men whose girls
ato In Europe should pasto till Item In thelr
hats.
The cablo dispatches state that immense
dofnlcattons hAYe boon discovered IN tho ltus%
Sim Irensury. Thia is tho 0rst Intlma1on thas
tho1c WoFe any New Jersey bank cashiers In
Nussia.
III an nltntn Of autographs A!phohsb Karr
hts written; "The lrst hAf OF our lyts We
pass III dGs!rlny tho Abcund, hnd tho bGcont III
rcgrctt!ug tho first" Alphonad eyiuently mar
ricd Gntly.
The current number Of Hat1,er's Bazar
contains Picture Of complete winter anlt for
lRaEes. 1t IL understood that d picture ut the
pockctbuok blk enough to ply for ote Of these
weeks paier.
rs. j. T'!ldon" I'VE cannot allow you two
dollars for your joke about Robert Got11lsr bu-
lux Il well posted llaA becausn ho kceps Il
i.tiatr. 1t looks NJ though you wero not at your
best this wluter.
An 1ll!aols Deacoi,, willie visiting In Pill
adelph'a, was askc.t II hnd purchased nuy
Christmas cartla. md repiua with sofiio suf-
Pr'sc: Why should II Ny old padk Ii good
cs!ough." ."-lFhftt1aW Rttd's Chftssmas Storp. .
Charles Dudley Wafnss sud: "Allhough
theFo nru soattorod through the ld1d nA,,y per.
Sons. asn sorry 10 guy unlbIo opay fnr ncws.
paper. havo nevDs yet hoard of nnybt,dy UNI
abfe to edit one." 1t Is very evident that Chutlea
hasut hcun reading tile lio*abaper !toius about
himself very carefully of lnte.
jolttny klssctl INC when wo met,
jumping from tho cur he sat In;
b!rs. 0runls-you who gut
0neaip In your l!st.-put that In,
Buy I'm Tomboy-sny I'M thaA-
Shy that u,odesty TINS loft me,
say-but dan't forgot to aad-
joht,,ly kissed mel
-tFfst stls 4Vmh.
, 1881-12-31
.'upoE JAMESON sud In conversation will,


3un0E JAMESON sud In conversation will
Il reposter Ut THE TRIBUNE Thursday:
Zig WIS hnxIous tt unit Ut t4c fnota III tho caso
oi nel'nle lttHhes. Luz ho lid not wnnt polico
officers regarding character.
III whose statements does The Judge com.
]'sollty put faltl with, lie ztlS1ells Aentencc?
IN the case Of ]]ennis llugl!es l.e seems to
have feposed Implicit confidence III tho stutc-
1,Icnts of tho defendants lnother. lIut wa
cannot believe that tho Testimony Of the gela-
ttyes Ut ail accusu.! purson - n,oro entitled,
to ctette,see tlan tho records OF tho 1'Utlco
department. Un,tor ordinary circumstances
We should sny II CrImfslal Ju.lgo wns burl.,l
10 take tho es!lu.lco Of tho p0lca fur whit 1t
Is worth, at,a to co,ssder t,,S probable Impair
t!ality Of tile witnesses as public officers In
estimating Its worth. Tho Judge sa!u also
In the SANS Interview:
II tho power to aaspol.d was mot Iu tho Caurt,
tAo AeR!alatuf6 ought ut tue e2fiie8E pppuF.
tunsy u xayc It tll0 pUHGt.
The language ot tue Judge, It it ls cor
recsly reported, Involves al admission OIL l,s
part that he Inns doubts whether suci,
power does rcsl1u ln tue Court, Then, by
what rule of law Or practice can ile Justify
himself III exercising doubtful power, pur.
tIcularly when the People under tie one.sltlcd
laws Of this State have ,lo appeal II there
ID any doubt about It In Judge Jn,ucsou's
,nint he ought not to stretch the law asat,,st
the People, The spirit Of sils Constitution
md laws Of Illinois Ia oil tic side Of
lln.lttug tho powers ot tie Judiciary
strictly, AID conhdlug ITO doubtful pow
ers to their discretion. Why. even tie
penalty must be fixed by the Jury. Judge
Jameson llas feasan to know, }or tbs ill
preula Court oyerruled him on this precise
point III 1870, that q Judge may not mitigate
the sc''tcnce Ut jnry"; aud that ills thu
duty of the Judge after verdict has been
, 1881-12-31


In the lrst period Illnoia wiped nut 30 uer
ceilt Ut tic whole difference between tho
States. and in the second period but por
cent Of tho difference.
Thg reason fUr tho cllnhgo Is not hard to
understand. Two causes have contributed
to It. First Ohio llas begun to develop large
manufacturing enterprises, muc], boyonl
this State. 10 tis fnct may bo attributed
the increase in the ratio Of growth Of that
State IN tile secolMt period. Ohto gained
100000 moro IN popn1at!on between 1870 antl
1850 than between 1860 atltl 1870, w1t1u ILL.,
1tois gafnetl 8.:', 900 less III tho SECOND period
than III the first.
Secondly, Ill[uoIs lost largo part Of Tho
natural Increase Ut ller aErictltnrhl pnpuln-
tton. Tho drain to tho now States, and es-
ncciatty to 1owa, Kansas, Nebraska, n1ul
Minnesota, was very largc. This Stato sup
pffc1 twtcu us that,y puaple to I'LL ltp the
country west Of the Mississippi between 1870
anil 1850 as Ohio or any uther Static did.
1t Ind 10 pay tho renalty for lis proximity to
tile new latltis to tho westward big turner's
In Illinois bought out small iar1ners{ tho old
folks sent tho boys out West, and tlo result
was that III many agricultural counties ttero
WIS very little incroaso ut population, Willie
In few thoro was MI absolute decline.
But tho drain Inns now to R considerable
extent stopped. Some WHO went away have
CONC bnck. Tho Western country Is losing
Its attractions, the good cheap la,tls being
mostly takc,i up md. except Dakota, there
Is not much fertile land to 10 l,ad at low
prices. Moreover, Illinois Is now raplsltytle-
veloping manufactures, aB Ohio las done;
, 1881-12-31

THE London Rcutcsu assumes that for tho
5no'lluut Prince bismarck Ia tho mnstar ot Last
crn Europe aud tho gralia urbitcr or tho otornul
Eastern question In tho phaao through which It
IA now passing. It ID hc tn whou tlo dlsputauts
refer, and 1t Ia Ills yo!cu thnt .lccos when ttc-
clslon has IN lii made. It wis fslllco nlsmarck
who orslorod tbat conccss!otis should bt nalo 10
urcecc, aud 1t is Prince usn,arck who no1 eo,1tl
pusos or oncousnEos.as ho rfoaspa, tho differences
Ut tlsp,'tants, III tho minor quarrcs which liz
oyltably arIso frol, day to lay, Ills Wow or the
German Ea'p!ro ia that It IL dnd must be ossoa-
italy ntonarchteal, and 1t Is lccauso 1t IL 1io-
aFchlcal thAt 1t now possesBes ita commanding
position ahd grcdt tatl4once Ii EUROPE. II la
German I.toorals that arc now tho roa! antaRo.
ntsts Of tho dcrman Empire. Al be understands
tho Empire,
, 1881-12-31

found either to give Judgment Or to grant a
new trial, tho only exception from tdis rule
being when tnotio,, in arrest In entered, and
It must bu argued and decided IN due course.
Elsewhere tn' this issue ut 'ftg 1'l.tnrN1:
will be fnnlltl n, extract from tho 0ptnt,ll uf
tic Supreme Cnnrt OF Illinois oycrrufthg
Judge JAMESON, anil tho full text of the ,l..-
ctslom 6t the New York Court In tho People
vs.. Morrlsottc stcnyIng tho powcr of n Judge
tn suspend sentence Indemnity either OIL a
plea of guilty 0r n ftcr verdict by Jury.
, 1881-12-31

a FEsi.sI.E rAt Ind the misfortune tn bo
ca1lsht attvu Il, u l'htIalcphla trip mt long aat
mud tho following t1ay ahe presented her eapsor
with five small p1ctf4es. Ono Of those csrape,
MID r,tit Into d bottlo frum wh1ch it could mt
get out owing tn tho e,noothness nf tta prison
walls. Thcrt it WIS found, md tho old rat sud
bott!cd young tno wofh pluctt' toGatliori In care
Snco tint tItno tho mother has foI .,cr ut[sprlur
ty dropping bits Of food town tic htoa of ,ha
hottie md 1uof1chod its Thirst By sticking Into
tho same ur!fco her tui. dripping With watet
from tho pan provided for her own use.
, 1881-12-31

+rnr Cn3cA0n TMIHuSH has established branch
sccs fr te r. coIpt Ut auscflpl0ns und alT1fttse.
nents N fp1invs:
SEw TtpRk-Iloom . 1'rtb,tne building. F.,r. Mc+
FA1lrKS. Manager
t;IAsuUW, scntlnnd -Ailana American Hcws
ARency, II Rentasd-at
1toSlN,N. Enss-Amercaa E2chtn1o. ~ Strand
HENRY +. GtI.t.fu. Agent
WAsiliNGTuS. n. E.--1a1a stsdak
, 1881-12-31

NIXON tells Of the thtrtl-torm batlfors
who signed his application FOR tho Eotcctorship
to get rid Of htH impnrtunatc rrqi1eats, but be
BHys nothing OF tho nrtt4thlrd term mcrchnnts
who wcro applied 10 ani absolutely refused to
lavo anything to 10 With hlil.
, 1881-12-31

tHQth4iEu III lto pGlIpt3s 401l ApuA u Ru41E$
rs yot vague mid uncertain.
THE OLD YEAR IN THE OLD WORLD.
The Old Year In tho Old World, though It
has witnessed no great Wars. }las beel1 el,ar-
acterized by great poIitIcnl struggles and
changes. III Great Britain, land reform Ii
1rclatid, which llas how led to agitation for
lnnd reforms III England md Scotland, Inns
besn the ovorslladbwlng event Of tho year.
It opened up0n lie trials of certnln Of tho
Lantt-Leagusrs. PARLIAMENT met upon the
dth of Janunty, and on tho It'll, tho 1'arneIl
amendments tt. the Address wera rejected.
On the 24tll the Government Coercion bill
was Introduced nll&l was passed Into I'll Feb
rl,ary. III April, Mr.. Gladstone Introduced
tho Irish Land-lieform bill rs II Liberal
measure. The Tories, ,1t,licr their new
lcader. tho Marquis Ut Salisbury, lnat!o
vigorous opposition, but 1t was finally passed,
a,l becatno a law tn August. It's provisions,
In substance, guaranteu 10 every tenant a
fulr rent for Ills holding, to by liked by tlio
Land CoI,tts nr Commission, or by agreement
with the landlord; tho tlxity Ut THAT ront
for tftGon years; tile renewals ol rents
every fifteen years; immunity from eylc~
toll or. nr1ltrnry increuse OF rc,lt: tho
ownerslllpof improvements; tho right Of tic
tenn'!t tU sell Ills toh1ncy; and authority to
the Land Commission to advance money to
tennnts to enablo them to pltrcllase their
lo'onss ana pecomo absolaso owners I'll
them' lnollefl II Mr9e number Of tenants
nave applica To inc l'1a>Nt commissions Tor
CONTRACTS am fenss Ill every easo l'1ve been
Hruj nj Mt txl ,1,1h }...e
1iSou at i'alerlal reuuct1ohs, t1efe i1as uceh
"ees''s" oppos!uon 70 he p4!a III m"hs parts
OF lsela''o' l'a'a'1estthe ltseit III riots ntd
aRfaf4af outfages. At lost tia I'a'Hl League
osr,n"3 ~ w".spon' ~, ~ - Sos.,'u .,'o. ,t.' I
n..S,, ~, y p"3 "a '1o.ss' .""s ~, ~
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1ssa.o @ 49, s".t a,',,a, 1"s ,. ssons "s'.el
IT, se .'a ~. n ~ t,,. os. .'-1 W..
.e."a ''',,' ~ w . l1M. " ~. usga'n =" t'e
s.",,',,.,,t.+ tsss:..,,,. ."' 80 o". 40
tnna t%'; ,,,,o, %e .,,. .,s,'
~ te1 H." fa"n,," '0 .1saa, I"a a1Sd ~ .o"sn
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,sso, H., ~. ~ s, .;s',.a,. " nv 'ts. ~
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.ttn'I ~ r.s., t.a H. ,.a, % 49, sss.',a." .o
",i ,., A. ,,a,,.. a." ~ y. snu ,,,a,s.s
NJ ro,aian tTntrs ,yI,,, II 1,nne. a. 1''uo' nn''.
saou n,.s A. n".t -, tna ,,snas.a.. 49, ,,aSa"a
,on,,is ~ 1usttn, 4o 1,,."t,.r a,,,, 1,at.,..
,W.,r,,., ,,1,t r.. s.s,a.,s,, .t,,',, ' uo
~ o'"".p w.. 1ost 4o Nv" -'l'''7t's
los son,e lanvv hnr.,.n. % to earrv 's,, ns.s,'1u @
!.hs tt suhlc 'loasy ousaehs to curry. espec'a'ly
tha .r,IniaIan wor h,,t r. ,os no vct toIsar M
o,]vaurc,l atr,,s ~
u, f,o.a,.,,, ,,,a ,,,.x, ~ ,.a
,..,t nu1"n,' ",a', "'oo, @noto !s"s pe'' sesoto
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, 1881-12-31

Eatrtd At III Post 0Mes 1T Chfe,ap 1T. Al sttond'
tEass 1ftttier
70 the tenoHs N ons puttans VIM dosIra TO sen6
single couleA Ut 1GE FtlltcSE rsn III tho mall Wo
s.4a herewith tho transient rata Ut posthzo.
fp,ton AMI fAsnstsft. RI E6rH.
Et9ht ton, tffd1yA, hl fourteen pAso a0er cohts
EItuen. olxhtee&1, md tnPntr rh4e phnos.., cents
4nEnt5-tH1 und twsntT fur bn.e php6fs.t. c6hts'
, 1881-12-31

TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Insists at length,
md with cutphasls, that Arthur Is hit Acting
PRESIDENT Arthur IL KUlng IN bo eMuigh Ut 4
President to wotry thu Half Dyeed lrrtbrpu,-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
80 did Andy Johnson worry tho "1tndlcas,"
tut hu made ncithor furtllnc nor 1a.ne by 1t.
, 1881-12-31

T1E Acting President wns not great ,nan
sshnn he was turned cut OF tho New York Gus
tom House, and 1t would DO amaztne il Papa
Donaldson hal tnalo him ot,e,
, 1881-12-31

T1fE cup of bitterness for tho Garfield Re.
pu0lfcans wNs full when Frc,tuRhuyaor catnn ia,
and tho appointment of Howe to tho postmas-
ter-0cacralshtp mat.o 1t siap ovor,
, 1881-12-31

NIXON to Arthur: Perhaps 1t was well to
dlssonsb'o your love, but Why did you ktck ME
dbwEl-etairs?
, 1881-12-31
THE Now York Irlbnne's holiday greeting
tn tho y nd 3ntrrtM AtininntrattanW3

:Tha people hnd their own WY III lsal Thor
Hvol add gtoat bud been ulossn. BpleiatiIa
hopss tp of se5ofm @ r. ahd of adyaHonk .ptpsptfitY
uArtiola's uleatlon slouo upon tho land, lut
lssl hua retoed theao hupes Hp4 the election
upon which thoy Hcre olsed+ Thu pe1pIu lu not
havu tholr OWL WAY. utter I'LL The policy and
, 1881-12-31

ITnvrrly'a Tktntte.
Monroa street, hetweun tlark and uoarbofn. En-
zugonlent Ut 1invcsiy'% hrginn1 Untlod Mnstohon
AlnstreIs. Atternnon and cvcnsrK.
, 1881-12-31

Nln. CoSKLtxa still insists that It Is fash
fouab|o to carry ono's bend uhder one'a oxn
strong right nrtn.
, 1881-12-31
SATURDAY, DECEsti,Ei. 81, 1881.

VIZ publish toslny, III connection Will, 'tb1
Immediately. following orr Animal Tfade
lseytew, an interesting exhibit OF tha yca''s
progress of prominent firms, corporations,
, 1881-12-31

~
co"ras'l'g anu assuf'ng'
-.----.==~ -=..-=---:=.==:=~
THE 0tD YEAR IN The NEW WORLD.
Tho record OF tho Old Year In tho Now
World. especially tn tho United States. pos-
scsses nltt,y points of Interest artl much to
bo thnnkrul for, ff'ai'gh lis progress WIS
allattowed by great National calamity. II
l'ns bcc1l year Of shorter crops tllan 1880,
but nf largc prints to farmers, Of remarkable
expansion of tratle atMl colsli,lerce, Of steauy
l'rogrrss II. discovery and Invention, of III
crcased Development Of n'atcrlnl resources,
of mn extraordinary increase II, population
thronRll tile medium OF Immigration. OF
hra!shs educational Mil religious progress, OF
political adjustments RlltI compromises wlltch
hNse brought the Two sections of the country
nearcr together than Mt my time silica the
Wnr, ansl OF tlfsintcgratfot Of Bourbon
nbsullltisn 50 rapid TINT the year CLOSES upon
SDntl'l'o longer "sol!d." viii, bright holms
for q "fFce vote and fair count" IN TINT
SECTION.
Tic only dark spot In the year's political
resortt Is the brutal md cownrtfly assnsii,h-
tloH of President Garfield, Mt Washington.
sjuly., by the wretch Charles j. Gn!ieau.
now Oh trial for tile crime before Judge Cox.
III tho District Ut Columbia. Tho lnnk and
"earlsone tr'ai. made more pfotractetl anu
"eaflsoho W THO lef'lcncS eStohded to tho
prisoner Inns now exhausted hfty-ono days,
atl0 may not pe closed oetoro Eebfuary.
Tho political record Of tho country almost
exclusively appertatns to that black AMI fatal
dcatl If July =. During the mouth Of Jat,-
nary. public attention WIS occupied with the
""r nc'"cc'. ths loooSlsts or tla tahalna
'1''a H'eai"sua cnslal scnenest the dlscas-
s'o'' a'' hl'al t!'selosure OF Lilo Alorey letter
'ofseFS' tae 11ali!"S '.sherles swlfo'e' AFTER
waEas SATISFACTORILY ao)a stea; tho new Chl'
aeso treaty; anu slle Funding oll, %ttcll sns
'e'octt early III March. LII Janltary, also, tho
lof'follo OF ttia nasy was te1dered to tho
lion. LcSi T.. Morton n1'd declined BY him. TO
oe accepted a few days afterwards by Gen.
Nathhlllol tor.
III March 1nhn sherman reslGned the Sec
felatSs''ip OF ehe Treasury anu Gen. Garfield
was 1ha'teurated' opening an Administration
fuIl ot liopo for tho best Interests of tito
country, and welcomed BY tho fearty, popa-
'as ece!"9"' North AMI senth. sii's Cabinet
WIS announced rs follows: Hlalne, State
departments L',scoi's' war; Wintso'n' Ireas-
ars' n'rk"ooa, Inferior; iiaht. Navy;
James, Iosml: aeeeaei', Law Inc other
nFom'nent pohttcai event VI tae month ~as
Ing aoieet'oh OF GHi. Mahone, OF Yirstnia,
liohl tho bo11foo'l ranks atld Ills alliance
"1ttt ue leplipiicahs' = step which nus been
Jastihca oy ule lall e!ectioas III Ills stnte' In
Apsta io!ss'ca! agitation eom'"eiieed III ear
hesl. ont WIN no 'ilat of Its fatal CONSUME
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, 1881-12-31

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nd interim Administration"
, 1881-12-31

tiasx street, oppata nnw cowst.4lonso. Ensaxe.
mint OF Milton NoLlcs. Afternoon, "lntefslnHs.'
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, 1881-12-31

Madison 1troo,, between 8thta nnd n1afeorn.
Ensagemont Of tho untnn yqnnfo fhdntfe Company.
"Ilaxel k!rtc." Afternoon nnd evening.
, 1881-12-31

Cinsk street, bstTrcn Lake ind Randolph. En-
pagemcht ul Lenrltt's trrat Specially Cumphh1. Va
flc.y entertainment. Aftortsnon nnd oEoninR.
, 1881-12-31

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tel.h Af.eE1oen and eycMINR.
, 1881-12-31

Atntaetny nf Af,sAft.
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entertainment. Afternoon and cynnlH9
, 1881-12-31

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pesnlnnes street. near Madison, West sldo. Va-
r.ety ontettAlnl,tent
, 1881-12-31

. Corner Of Scdgwttk aud nvlsfOn Str6ctS. Fhr1ot
entertainment. Afternoon IND ovann1.
, 1881-12-31

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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

4 part of the Famous Gamble tract.
comprising 724 acres of the finest sugar
and vegetable lands in Florida, situated
on the south side of Terra Celia Bay on
the Manatee River. This body of land,
with tle exception of few building sites
on the eastern and southern boundaries, is
all hammock, warranted. with proper cul-
tivatiOn, to produce 200 to $50 bushels of
tomatoes, and 10 to II hogshead of sugar
per acre. From its location, Immediately
on the southern shore OF Terra Celia Bay,
if is entirely exempt from frost in the
coolest winters. The Bay on which 1t lies
is one of the most beautiful. in the State
known to the Gulf. and having several
outlets into Manatee River and Hills
borough Bay, is in quick and easy com
munication with the Tampa Steamship
Line. Titles perfect. Terms, one>third
cash. balance in one and two years. APP
ply to S. NJ. SPARKMAN,
1877 1873 Tampa, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-28
FOR SALE.

An improved place of 100 acres,
near Spring Garden Center, in Volu.
STA county; 400 trees in grove, 40 or
so to bear next year; also 400 seed>
lings i'll nursery. Bananas, guavas,
peaches, etc. on the place. Price
$4,000" Apply TO w A c., at the
office of the FLORIDA AGRICULTURE
lsT, DeLand, Florida. 1S1 tr
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-28
FOR SALE.
10 five acre lots on Rich Avenue.

10 five acre lots ON Rich Avenue.
8 five acre lots on New York Avenue.
two and half acre lots on Clara Ave-
The above are very eligibly located
and are offered in alternate lots
at moderate prices, Also one acre lots
on Clara avenue, corner New York avenue
with from so to 20 choice orange trees on
each lot, some of which are bearing. AS
building sites these are not excelled by
any in DeLand.
2 groves of acres each, choice trees
to 4 years old, in good thrifty condition
and only mile from town.
ten acre lots ON the Hill just west Of
and overlooking the town of DeLand.
3 20 acre lots on the Boulevard II miles
north of DeLaud. G. H. WRIGHT,
1857 Agent.