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, 1881-12-30
How III, Artist Treated III. Visitor.

1Y The EdItnrHf The Stlena t1f.tsy.) Re0tx-
Ter: would llaye neecpied yuur kiua liiyi-
tNtlon to visit y0al IN Your llew uilnrtcrs Will
ltlE*trt hefoto this, ll!tt llut MY nd unelI,y,
Alr. Eheulnit.isn,. utlEleed oil lliu so slnitn,.
". j 10 arrived list FlI.tny. ulitl, withnttt
rt"li'ne I" sr',I NJ l,is ca,u, r,tsH.i ia sl.ltl
Er,tsptis illO by lll0 l,AtHl with such Il srjp
Hut II! f"w llInrs my hnllu ,tiNl wrist wero
81 l,h,tiy swollen aiMt painful Tint fplt as
lIa'lch "Isehf Ar. ilntcla rnal trains iitIV
mn a'rr me- Mr. lt'cnll,alis,n llas Icel. t.
rtltsfHl!t visitor Ut iLiiin t0r heSur1,l ytt1rs;
always swril* and puts on u great nl.l,iy airs,
n'nt lIHEts 1lin!sctf ut home, uey0ltrillg my
s1haIatIrr, n.th leaving lla pi,ar III tlesfI a1Hl
lurkst. Lust winter h, ca1alp alld staitl twU
il"i!ttis. then H.nItu up my MIntl tllut the
heAt t!mn lie call,e w0tiid rlAngu Ills .iltt,
n> i!u f,isA always gubhletl down oycrylll Ink
vet ht1nr+ hlul. | wills s0lnuwa,nt Ut u iOss
wl!nt {" rrcti lin With, but finally concluded
!" slvn MN tfrea ssluAro .I!!eAls II I1y ut st.
a'trtbS gll-inVrntns, llt.0li, ullu hight. ILLS
infu l'r Is dlsgsistHl with, md Is packing III,
Ids Trunk mui will Leave hY Tomorrow Of
nr%t day: hitys he cln,,ot stop my Iot1ger III
!ht l't> pressing business elsewhere. lfu Ii u
t'rNrhti"tts fellow, and have llu doubt I,U
tn;rnls visiting aul,le af our Salem friends;
ii he 'i.ns, lust Hiye him tlIe suluo fure tlul
lii. and liz WON'T stop long.
j. S. LlEAvoCn.
, 1881-12-30
The Remarkable Flow from n FrnnItiiH
OIL We'll.

on CHH !ltrrIch.
Any ono fami !nr Win tho 1clsy oil davclnr-
intnts kanws ttMt a N,aHly part 1T tho driiIlilR
t.siolr s,n hu hill known NJ tho "Fanf." ncnr
l'rtpk In II very abrupt nlnnIer. Philip UrnSs-
nan's brewery 4 sis.1atcs ut the foat ot Sdutt
lark ssnmt. ol, tho west side OF tho creek. Ills
sntt, hlatn.l mt nf solid rock, nnd prncttltcs
into the hlllso ncary 100 fcet. JMthis ls stored
i" sl'o nees e,nta!n on an average about tnn
burrtIs cncli. Une rnst Ii, thy reiir clld Of tho
W." vmolt L. ns.! rs s'np!y ensk. AZ ,no othSrs
:" irer The III it ills place Is 81 socp Tut il
M Aboyo thls o oSHult, on tho hilltop. lt!nl 4 Son
n 'sIr @ ", ;nsr al4 i thsy Mc NJ a SOUS ,
l'eer vault, The ttK wis siuitt md things RIM
,, 9ln,,a IL tt9 & nsnal nannsr for aho.t 4 week,
tret less tnnn whcrc thoy alsiuty Il nj tho eaad,
ss.o ,lrtl struck H. 4 ercylcg nnd dropped awt!y
r sc fsG o una e Ito f9f cr Tsre r Y
,.oaisi nat exhaust ti,e stpply Theey e raI;laa u
ltial. The next ,lay tho we'll VIE tl,bcl wIthntt
nv!ns r't Tiny eo'sl1nci.ee'i 70 pump 4, and It
'rST s @ ct ot o " ~ Er9nt e MS,ts'ns
tnsteH y. liz fnuut It aoal tllut l,r mi hs
inN !" t,e pIps% % nM,l tons ionE uuips Of the .,c-
n"ncsa vFilct, tho we'll, drank. and wuro over-
WIZ on"e. ro Ss opro oes or o "F saw1i who abt
l.d beard of IL went up tho hill. drank. unu
i.ltlr by t!itIe they ca,,c to realize whit .boy
Anh b,en drlhklilK. tIn tnnN WINS fulhd In tho
ct,w'l WIN hasl tasted l'eer herue. liz aiiIred
Waa s ,is Ms @ liz y 't tgy MSklo kl sr e at s ,a G s
buwes Of thU cnrth? Al lust thay decided III
cn!i IN ,,'!aaahtc1 q ma'hori.y Of, tho beer 1uos-
hla hair: N 1t ieerY they a*ks'i, "nscrf
, 1881-12-30

ss' x u:i"y, sin'' s;; s p i, . + ss /. II n AZ
with lhe lssxe nifn,,s,t nf stncls Tint cane nut,
sho t'r,, rttstit.' ~! thr a*, .nl" nu.aa. Ins.
fron' it!'iio d, aftrrwar'!s resri!nx. ID Iin@.
FL! !: i 'tt Is s ses's' sa'sty tsS W it," ;, tt *!t s
e.; :s'S';; :, 6S$zs, issSsy IS; ;SaSSs;|$u ;ss;: +
. isfore: , W'ses.'sin s&; e;;,,,ai as IT.; isl'
ys. !f irr So; ';t"s s!'%',. y,s"s s'''!Ss fs
IS:i ta M: rnll!naa Or ..s,ii,o'l fr,il n 4.
III Ill; 'iG,s"GfEs io% FIT, 't%'s, s"x iy i"ps f u f f. =
S $s:s% ss; '% NJ '' i:: s;::+; :; ;f5 @ '';
llvn,,rl firm Nisi tnsai' 4! VII FItat,lru fri
IT,. :" ,.' E':,.r n, fs, !, ~, ~ III ''nta
ya4sM from X. tniI,, t:Illrtu,, Huntingdon i
:2ncy Is s,,I.l ~ tut; IL, new = aisanss fr,Mn
union l.siIie i. from u, il l:s,;; Tert $natt i
i soa It bsf.rc: lisrrtur lr!c + frn
'' 4: estsre. 8 10 ea ea'' cssnx u " s'' VIII I! '
VT W. r s5%sf s,rnr r,s +, "; s,s asSs, 1 H'', :
n.s"f',Y; Y. Jne ,*.clln.d rr.n a. ntl;ts, nN,i
9soa l.s" enltt NJ u; han."x & " Gis III is.%rssn
Msxie" . from iti@ IL iii. t,tisrs u. !'otors. "
~ land s,ucks t,nltn 1n,l a,tvil,crd Il, to is:
"HtEt EtwtE w nj. 1HtSNi5t tth4 lnHuL W,
sold ut IN, Hell 1rlrpnDnc eirscr1 1T i4U ljlli.
Il, the Itstrrl .issutidffd TFfss. +
lst,STnS. lh.r. Il. -,HtNckA cusGd us tdnws;
Watps fDwcr..,..... Mf;tan. San l. t.rvnIHna. &1'f
insh Land fA;f;hstErH tthlir,hi. ;Eitt
!tu.tnH \: 7*.... Hani FILM + r. ......... a{
lfa,S1h. II, r.. 4a+., iI!i4ltt!u ltUGk 4 T. N,,.
k.r. 81 H. g. H.. Ia IN 7. 4 n. I;ntani... isil{
y. f& NJ H. :.,.... III |tttl EHifry. In
i;:;:: G|;;: ! S \ NJ | ;j
t1'ItEttiS.
lnSpoS. Dec. ~ p. n,-COnsols, t,oicy
M Z. 10: acennlt. ~ !.ld
1876: New York crnlrnl, lRiA: Erie, I'LL; IL
seconds. IG!ti; Ren,1lnx, :;i!s. :.
Amount III bttlfnn Xnne III, 1:0.NU
MIllln tH tho ilnnk " E.lyIand decreased tho
pnst week. 4E4. .tND.
PANS. Gee. ..--1tcttes FIT Sit.
Specie III the Hunk Of Frlncu Increased tho
rnst wcuk ..I. .l00i xol: lnd decreased i, 4,7W O00f
silver.
SEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. ill.,. nnc. .p.- Sight cxchat,Kp
OH Now York par; sterling exehnnRe. +,yIi.
, 1881-12-30
Il tllld'x tI,rlxt,,,n. I,recu,,tlom.

snne Itttlu gnlks IN Hunger. sfc. who imKl sce,
uf bis North Zulu rrsl''e,,er, keeping Il lookout
Win y bl1 ,spyHlasa ihr Hnod nMu hIuyhty chll-
.l,tf!, n'tu been craving sn,lewhat anxious IN
what, snys tho Lf!,, dty ur tw., lluu bright
cyid midget ut 4 yenrs, WIN inl t,etn gently
A"ny 10 r.'nl,ye thu Hrtuc,l tat closed sijstjsrsI
1tIrplnt.' IN tho sitting Just us eIie null
st!ecs'r'se'! ati'! st"pped nptM thu hourt!,, her
ralsc]y replied: lm x.illl9 10 clltuEi vi, uhttt.
ny ,'a lH!c Army Sansns spyRlnss. / Try tU 10
Ethd. lt. emit ~ tho tlnlu, uud doli't wailt
him sr:'L1r around IN
, 1881-12-30

IuIHt .ss.sss.ts.. .s..t.s.+.+.s f,-1t tLt.j l.su
EATt1sE-Wavn III nInru nctIva .!cInGud thnn f0rs
nts,het Ut ans* past md t!.c teuurIl h!trLe. was
SehsE6y EtrtIl,Hrt Et'iHnun eIltto did klw Tho
e',nnu ~ much. hut tIt nuch Qualities ns wul.d
Hnswrr tho rrqHrnsnts ut slt1pUarA thera va,
HrAnah Hf ID Tic tJHitft With thu utlt,is pr,tei
nf yesterday. III @.lu lusts slte&inBn lIa!,nt ~
hlsu gut lac t,re THAN Il wis possible tn ni'u far
1ka qualities IN Wednesday, hut such .stutr4 '>t
exceptional y!tr6 WIS u FUR 'innyrnettt buth IN
lHpasl ntll shr!n9 hGruunt ai tlh nMlrrnte supply
ul r.ia WIS eI'hcl mt by thu ,,.1da NJ tic nflp
1Goll. Tthtn1 wiH Ut II raiI1a Ut &!4t2t!h lhfeFIus
grs'.lrs sailing At k.2a4.2 'rtr 10 gsitHi utrrrn
"l,d catlnora stu! ut l n.l ron,,,nI IL elb,1rs
shipping ateers ut t.2saslI5. stnukura wnre II, thu
ha,nnd MD nud strung. fa.r inquiry fnr yrata aI.u
existed, lrtces tgshansfK tn btt0re. Yile marker
lin!shu4 firm.
QuoTATluS1s
Extra lteeyta-StcDtH weirll!tF ltOu liz nnd
Ci!,lcv Baav"s-fiu. i,it. ..ii w.iI.ior.u,i
siunrs, w1talIin lrs.t 10 l. ts' s ........ .iaGE
tsutl liGnSHk-Wt ttl. .tAtlHIltsl ktttrS, WnIEl- -
tiix Tan ~ Ill 5,Ii5jl
inH iJN 10 llU ia ;. tU115U
1tatc91Dlr HtuEk-i.UDr IN r1iitnlrn FltHeA
,siH!l!htur, wgvi,in: Nji u i.,I t.. s's31
% isU lIa 21ik31
bulls. nlIt su.aw!r Htuurs ..,,..,,,.,,,., atIl35.n
iA-eibu 4 Nkdi,u i
, 1881-12-30
Ut ii. ", ln,f is slt,rrai Paint pivi.t,nl. sold
Tllv Chhnlbcr Of Commerce Company ysstrr.
shy t1tclared quarterly dividend uf ~ per
IiY 1'I:t4Ist3ltAt'if.
NEW Yt1IlK.

Nrw Yottx, l,cr, INSTRUMENTATION m, fhn Stock
Exchange WIS o,,tct tnuy, hut wifi. culI,,rd
Hl4,,,x ty,ttcrto,,, md vn,llcs rrrrt,Ity trIl1o
higher thn,l NJ last evenings closing. 11,o ulnr-
XII opourd bIut,vr FIR E,nrIn,,nlt, Sant,usky 4
Clryctnt,I. i. btuhcr for l,,clriond & t,ul-
vIlIr, n; nIgher for A,uprcuu Expruas, ~ fur
1.fchtnutI Wcs, lot.t, stobtlu t)hfp. mi, Lake
t.rtc l. Wus1er,, / hJr,,rr fnr Iuf,lu. tftn,,,tr-
tuu & Western, II; it,,yer fur Mrt ro,,ltn,, El.
,ttc, a,ltl gt,,renlly ii rsrtpn lower tor tho re-.
t,,lrr Of tho list. In uury ,,palluus tnorc WIS
II r,trtilUr decline pt ~: II, Wabash f'hnt}s nrn.
tprrrt / III luutsyitio & Nushy,llr. n,ul
fraction In tho vcuorul Ifst 'rhIH wls
followed by mn n,,yn,1ru or u tu u.
In wntJnsh j'nct.lc preferred. 1}rnyyr & ri,
t;ru,r t;t,ll,,ut,,. t,nl,,uo 4 tndtn IN t,rntrrl
Northern tact,.r prefcrrrtj, tu,l1u,h,, tllpoju-
ION A. western. II. ifunt, md Erie. WESTERN
tf,hn .'clrnea,,h, l,nutsyillo 4 Nnshyt,te. Stw
York Ccntr, u,t,l Central r,,cst,c, nil bcinr cu.
rptruoua lii tho rlsc. t)urur tho afternn,r tho
market was dill, with only frnctl,nHt jl,,rttn-
tIou rxccpt II, tho c1,.p rr Cleveland Columbus
Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis, mn, tho Mauhnttnn
and Metropolitan Elevated I,a!lrsmti stouks,
,ss,icl, were exceptionally wcaker.
Tho money market wa. nctlye .tur,ng tho aft-
crt,Uon. Tho rltc ut, cAll tu borrowers IN rc.tRo
Ut cntlntcrul npc,ct ut Efld rcr cent, but ntter-
ward rose 10 LIZ OF 1gr cont per .tiolu IN utl-
ton tn icgut interest. c!tsIiig ut i prr cent.
llo!.fcrs Ut Government bonds were supplied Mt
Ditl per ccut. Tino lu,,ls aud iucrcnntIlc dis.
eD,ltlts ure uutnIuntty unchanged,
Tho sterling exchange nlarkct was steady.
Tho nominal uskluu tttluta1ops .rero l,nrkcll m
Il this afternoon, to 4so,s for t-dny hills md
4si!4 for toniand. 4,cual business wns .loilc nj
4,0!4l 4li,ats for u-.lay bills isl "a iE}s for ,tc-
mand 4Sa.i6o4s4M4 for enblr' transfers, uuu 4i7.i
GGa;s for commercial bills.
1tniIsoad mort9,Hcs woro active; mud prices
roncraIIy exhibited au upwar', tot,dcncy. Chcs-
| sans
, 1881-12-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts ant shipments
OF ieudnK articles Of pnnllco III tho elty during
tho twenty-tt,ur hours Guiding ut I o'tls,ck
Tl,ursdny ,i,ornux, ana for tho corresponding
tttNG yCnr hEu:
, 1881-12-30

SpfstdI UGpdEth 70 IN* Ehlf0Q0 Ifl6HRL
l!t1s1uS, bee. .l.-I'hu sst,ck tunrkut hns tn,-
!Ao nutural result II thu "ll1nfati!,n' which
bias blah xGIng on. II fhFKu n,u1,,Nt Of stock hui
obt'l lloatGd o'l Ut tue possession Ut thpsa who
WeTo unal'ls tn hold ull burruwc.i capital, a,.I
hus msIto xafu la1,dl4 n puc,,s wIls;ro it Ii in
NJ 'innEer VI beln4 wnshu away by 1lny rise il,
Lie uioney mArket, whloh luay NOV be expected.
, 1881-12-30
unEAl>sruprs AND sEEps,


FlOult-Waa In m,dosato dun.an 1, sous lots bolnu
takon fur oxpurt and thu ntarket rs In sytpts..
ty with wHcAt- sapa tcpurtdd u III 0Etx wins
tsrs, partly ms thss a bris UNI l. Nv saeks sprus u,d
u urls rye t!our, a!1 un private tesEst i sauks low
gr4das " n31ts. Total equal ~ F.. Ep5 brs, WMter
,uuss wsfo quottd ut uY76j .l,li.pa spelas, taul
tssi tho In~.stlne sprlnas. Ets54plaL lsyu Hour NJ
antlut k'sJaal' nMd huekwtuat wu4 dull vi <7,IAH
&Gu Tar Eastura niid f;.uGs1,U tor NGatert.
uFilEIt afttl.aTrrFa-Wetu vusy, with modss4.te
Aun,and In proportion tn falE supply. saies wvre 70.
ronortua vt at ours Iran Vt sltBlau, cars m!tl-
i!nX4 ut HING iaN; 4ss Whput ycruonngn at tlIU
Gts.tIl; cars 1ued at{sLtu
si'NlSu wllEAT-wal Autlve and stronger, It fol-
U1 yslAc early, tlIsh adyunusl l9ae ul clt,aud ~
nbeyp lho late't prices VI Wodnosday. lullluu ru~
pusaA un uusnEtea " VI per quarter, and Nax Yurk
lart.aa .elesFapasa that there was bet.vr oxpost
ualnd In that city, HhtIn nls sepetpss wvsv ,xuiu
r1ry SMALL Ine enry decline hvEu MIA uuu u suii-
t t,1tisf4 frvA la1 svaaru alld 4his MeAAett iis9
cuiuaaHgI " sNt teA tIAutAtura, Mln F1Hlgt ert,E
ltut british 4uotAetns anritiH hgltuaf xut.
s, .a ISt.Sf xtI ss il, ton.,.1 snt tYaht !o
lhat ltl.sta. pns!s aays tastn NnAntt,iu4 II
silosl Sss 1Hssa.@ XIV yask Sss, Aosssss, ~
nGEuHlIanlvl " Hfders 10 luJ hHTa Atd thp,t IL
tsinissVI tlat nstsr .hDasa:s troM Muck sya
hut lAu lnetaase1 dGuana N9y lafsel1 nI4itcT ut
, 1881-12-30

Thu Following gruih W,ta naptctet( lntu stnrB In
this ctty ycstee!ay uurn!nx, . 3tArs rod wi,ter
whuat. asurs I"wer gras|cs. Hears No. surIrx, IL
rnra M Hsln, ID cnra Inv Eratlts al WhpAtl; s
ours No. eorll. u cars ninctth, 1T cars uther
grades III c"rnl: ours Thtu outs, IL cars Nn.a
.Mixeti. !. cnrs rejected I'll unta); curs Nh arye,
1rr scjrusetl tl0; i cara M barley, Ii ours No.
. 10. ~ Ears lower grnos III barluyl. Total, I'D
casa, pr ADts1 b. Inspected nut, y, Jus bu wheat,
ia.aIs Dlt curII, t.,aE1 ll oats, GU bu ryU.
Tho lcIl4ilK prtN!ue1 .tnArkuta waso Yelota!ly
stronger yesterday unl tRlrly active for holiday
week. Thctn wAs II GuM deal nls,ro Ut turnl Ing
over fso.n aan.IMsy into February lhun hud been
cxpcG1c1l. rireciaEIy In provisions. Tho tultcr
waro supposed tn bu buuyeA .ip hy the packing
Interest, With reference IN tho deliveries ut nest
Tn1say. ns tl,arc WAS ltiu outside sl0nlaIld. aud
Iltttt expDrttnx set,tneu to la n!ul,'t lfe!es4.
4ut sAs receipts of Ap1s wcre oaiI 'noderuto Ia
, 1881-12-30

s5 w f Ill., ,1 q t., Ssf ;',;x ~ ~ sys " ~: M !sa M;
ti Z f'7i;; Il. II. Gs H. s; i s't 5
t;,,s Il ;!sl NJ; s;i'at sc$s Ea
s;%:S s%sa ssa AT !seS st$ Y:
%sss y @ e s:a s
S"i ss'' '' 'a,,s "%,. s''a a". ''S'"' ~ .'% ',
ss'; Sss: 1sss!;;t ;s;s;S;,;;;:.' ;; A5Ss{ \ .#;i
ss; nj III; }}$i;;s;: }sSss;;:: ||:| ::|$; M I$};
} 'SS ii s; ~"' ''' !" s''' SS
: ' ;$; "a ; $
@ ;s : III: ;:s, i;s* II ;s $'is, S;s:
';: '':|$ ~; r. :; (
4iss;@ f;ssy sI s;sfs;f ill.,, MSi 5 II NJ d
@ I'll I'll. /; ss i: II; @ IL '!ss! s*:
II '$ % v @ "A II : ;si \; @
is';5y |i;,s ;s, " ss
ts t!'s 'sS sas; e ts aas t"c''x ti'as''S'. oS 's
~; s,',"s ss, .ss:.,. s:ss ,.;,,,. TIKI 4 ;sr,s ;s
SimIt "s""rss'A' trs AtiEiftnn5E: A9iih,E5 -" MtI: HtI
Muller t,utsttjpr @ n: nisfMiT! HiiM
Hrer ,niit1nrv. .....,,,...is:x ';iSsfii;1x nitt
Hsrr sny .., .'..:......I;{ .I;;{ ,GSi!MsssSGiH H;ii
INr3-frn trt nit IL. i,,,or r,r "aass ina .,a Tx.
thn ,It,, W,ir lii" St,F iii ir's yt @ +rIi Hin ,.r
eualy ~ III u,Gor tiiu cnii tturUs t,f tfStn.nr
af:far at ci"sci IL t,e wcd"ssjnys IL ~, ,tsst test
xGiInr tl iN,,ittl NJ iii III H. iii tjin s5r.tm st., ~
tl.li ~ III nrinrii, liz III III. .i. ". H
& @ ss%s $:S II rs ;! sS5!!
1,ipn si frSoy IL rnTttyn siurrs % f.%sT ~ sMas snr.
sjrut II cnrx liz nnt,tin III. I, e III fr r"i.,rtr'T
mixed ln m fr rtn1ti xrt,itn mHd ia III ~ ~,
NJt il, tfitslC1 SII Wht TN trnrtS X utrs Il 4a H.
, 1881-12-30

t ..MIH," y +, 70 ,Isf,s! r lint h!.".y VII tcs!t
w|ni vs., !" II t'a,,ly a. il. tIs ~ q X: irtsa
~ ~ t!al tsE 9,,, sysrts nt stct %nrn r.,rgt
tt!t aSnTs sr:|S1e M isa; y SSt sSa Sest. I;
rnary Genn n H. 14!t1sl 2s.i. tDh ri t4fj trh ni-
1". g1nM,s l.. ,fsiG m!d t"i! @ck Il, at5M a A tha
\: I'll n'.l rta,tss wns a,o!e!l Y t1im,afIl ,ti
tls rli,Hr uf Tho hay lnclu1 trasItHe0,ls III lin
, 1881-12-30

rItTt rb1 utNsGl II Ma&lAS3St ttIlyr FcITiafy und
tSsS@skpih ss!syr aarrl lo,a SoArs worp auot:d A.
l.,xu; iNIlgcnt liuta 3haYcI Hw esi-!aLluti (Ntla
uuu. TT p4eiDe ns ts u III MvurHGGx 9uul lIau,s
sutuu Nv utVxu, Ga{v4ts
It.tc,n gnntrA d .;7a fur sI,outtsurs 9bi1u for
rhutt l!ts. At! iVr shuTt GaulFa !sl:u for alls
IEHG- Wus g.iut ri tIf5salAuo fur lluss 3lu lU
for uxisn moss, and s..iLsJi,U i,U1 for huIna
, 1881-12-30
l'IeOFl+IpN3,

HOO rAOnucIB-Wer0 nInru xtsAdy thar, r*un,
aiId HuIto ne|tve, liuefl Tho butk Ut tho bn.lnp.a
santlted IL bt n1roJ tFNtlsfBra from u.o nun ~,
anotltor, partly for s purose tf providing ,r tl,o
lpnnary deliveries noxt Tnest,sly. rhlk uf ltxoiY
tHnea t *teAty prices, IN tho actual mutation ,ynn
of little cosuqHanco 10 nnu It prcsoryud to dir.
farGnca patd FOR carvylnu tho jr1puitY through l,a
lhrty-oMo days. Thcru lttIe Change IN tho lottu
u tornisn ndv'cMs md tho locnt hog market WIN
onrlv tcl! advanced III sympathy with wheat. utd
Mksa fV,ik 1;,eellnu! por bri, adyupcs4l ale
WuNus.tty. hut tIrnseu aNntIlur &c In tliU Nf;or-
nty Ill ssi =, Fosrty I'll .ssr y as
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Daily globe., 1881-02-23
M,1iss at the Opera House.

The Opera House yesterday, contained two
crowded audiences, the attendance at the mat
inee and evening performance equally taxing
the seating capacity of the auditorium and
galleries.
The attraction was M'lss, which was en-
acted in the same graceful manner as on the
opening night. The impersonation by Miss
PiXley of "M'liss," the mountain waif, was
characterized by the same vivacity, and roll
licking, graceful abandon. The remainder of
the cast was admirably enacted, and con-
tributed to make a delightful and highly en-
joyable performance. The audience last night
was sympathetic to degree, and responded to
the changes running from pathos to humor,
in manner that eloquently attested the merits
of the play. The engagement closes with
this evenings performance, and those who
have not seen the drama, should avail them
selves of the opportunity offered, to witness a
pleasant entertainment.
Daily globe., 1881-02-23
PERSONAL.

Hon. E. T. Wilder and Dr.. W. w. Sweeney OF
Red Wing dined at the Merchants yesterday.
DR.. E. c. Dudley, editor of the Chicago
Medical ReuieW, is visiting his professional
brethren of this city.
Henry ST. Ormond, avant courier of Helen
Potter's Pleiades, lis stopping at the Merchants,
and has made arrangements for the
the Opera house next Saturday matinee and
evening.
The many friends of Mr.. George DeFoe and
Miss Rose Chanson will be agreeably surprised
to hear of the marriage of this we'll known
and popular young couple. The nuptials
were solmenized at St. Mary's church and the
affair was arranged to be strictly quiet. TIE
bridal party left on short wedding tour, and,
being SO intensely quiet, the thing was alto
gether too good to keep
Daily globe., 1881-02-23
A Scene at the Seventh Regiment Ball.

n scene at Ine SeVentn Regiment Ball.
Among the gay crowd at the Seventh regi-
ment ball on Thursday evening, was one lady
who apparently defed all efforts at detection.
She seemed familiar with many notable peo-
pie, and her frequent mention Of their names
and associations fairly puzzled them to locate
her identity.
But amid all this scene no one seemed to
recognize the strange lady; her face was de-
void of all disguise, and while she still per
sisted in calling many by name, none seemed
to know her, until at last gentleman with
whom she was in conversation, eXclair, ed
"Why, you are Mrs. --(mentioning the
name Of q lady well known to our theatre
goers for the past thirty years.. What have
you been doing to yourself? You look-well,
certainly not over twenty-five. (She is double
that.) This is, without exception, the most
wonderful transformation scene l have ever
witnessed" Z" "Well," replied the lady, ,acknowl-
edging her identity, "I don't mind telling you,
or anybody else for that matter, for | do not
believe in keeping SO important O matter Sc
cret, particularly when my own sex can re-
ceive so much benefit You know very well
how wrinkled my face had become, and how
many great horrid red freckles had, and in
fact was becoming generally passee. I had
used, in old times, various cosmetics in my
professional capacity, which, while being of
momentary benefit, only aided in proclaiming
my advancing years, so that had almost lost
confidence in preparations of this kind. Quite
recently / have been reading about Gouraud's
Oriental Cream, and though of little faith, de-
termined to try it. Having the Seventh Regi-
ment Ball in view, commenced its use about
three weeks ago. satisfied that, as DR.. Sayre
had given it his Endorsement, and the Board of
Health had exempted it from condemnation
where so many other preparations had been
forbidden to be sold, and the proprietor actual.
ly did not hesitate to place it in his mouth,
that no very great harm could come from its
use. ] went to the principal Office 4S Bond
street, and, after q conversation with the lady
in charge, purchased a package. You see the
result. l am not ashamed of it, and while the
world at large knows my age, they cannot say
am not a handsome woman. Since l have
commenced its use its merits have led me to
inquire, and find it is sold by all first-class
druggists and fancy goods dealers throughout
the United States, Canadas and Europe; and
have noticed on visiting Macy's, Ehrich's,
Blooms, Stern's, and all the leading stores
where ladies trade, that it is for sale on their
counters, and, from the inquiries have
made at those places, find it has outsold all
competitors. You are safe in recommending
it to your lady friends, for here you can see
its good results"-and. taking the arm of her
escort, who came up at that moment, she was
whirled off in the dance, the observed of all
observers. An Exchange.
Daily globe., 1881-02-23
The Government Chemists Report on
Baking Powders.

To the Editor Of the Globe. =
The recent publication of the report giving
the comparative merits of various Baking Pow
ders, according to tests made by the Govern
ment Chemist, has induced some of the manu-
facturers of brands whose inferiority was thus
brought to light to resort to various means
and publications in order to rid themselves of
the results of that unfavorable exposition of
their inferiority.
That the public may fully understand the
matter, and to avoid any misconception aris-
ing out of statements of our competitors seek
ing to break the force of the report, l here
with subjoin the main part of the report, in
which the comparative values are correctly
given.
DR.. Loves tests were made to determine
what brands are the most economical to use
And as their capacity lies in their leavening
power, tests were directed solely to ascertain
the available gas of each powder.
Daily globe., 1881-02-23

There will be temperance mass meeting
held in the Central Presbyterian church on
Cedar street, Thursday, February Gath, at 7:30
P. NJ, to be addressed by Miss Sanford, of the
State University, and others.
Daily globe., 1881-02-23

ENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION
" will sell at No. 1873 East Tenth street,
on wednesday, Feb. 23, beginning at 10
o'clock A. NJ /, the household furniture in said
residence, viz: One very handsome parlor
snitin silk and plush, fine easy chairs, fine
black walnut dressing case, bedroom suit, par.
lor lamp, ebony table, carpets, heavy walnut
dining chairs, dining table, new cook stove,
ice chest, kitchen furniture, together with
many other articles of household goods. These
goods have only been In use few months.
P. 7. KAVANAGH,
51-5 Commission Auctioneer
Daily globe., 1881-02-23
FIVE CENTS ALINE
AUCTION SALE.

WTINEs, WHISTLES AND BRANDIEs AT
wv AUCTION-I will sell at No. 21 East
Fifth street, on Thursday, Feb. "a, beginning
at O'Clock A. NJ, the entire stock of Wines,
Liquors and Fixtures belonging to George
Fetch, Esq. The stock consists in part Of
1000 gallons California Wine, growth Of 1879,
Sherry, Port, Hook, Riesling, ETC., four barrels
Brandy, twenty barrels Kentucky Whiskies,
pae Re rsh goSds eoS seoS fen W Haskeis c1am
land Gin, Bitters, Vinegars, and several gross
Whisky and Wine Flasks The fixtures are
new and first-elass, and include large double
door Diebold safe. Terms cash.
P T. KAVANAGH,
81 Commission Auctioneer.