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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-02-24
Boston and New York,

So long ago as 1719, Daniel Neal, an
observant traveller, who ought to be held
in high esteem by Massachusetts, people,
wrote OF the New England metropolis ::
6 There are five printing presses in Bos-
ton, which are generally full of work,
by which it appears that humanity and
the knowledge of letters flourish more
here than in all the other English planta-
tons put together, for in the city Of New
York there is but one booksellers shop,
and in the plantations OF Virginia, Mary
land, Carolina, Barbados and the
islands, none at all.
Happily humanity and the knowledge
Of letters are no longer confined to one
corner Of the country but, notwith-
standing the growth Of an opinion that
Boston and New York are to occupy rel
atively the positions of Edinburgh and
London, the capital of Massachusetts,
still has peculiar prestige as the Oldest
center Of literary culture in the country,
causing the eyes Of the rest Of the Union
to turn toward it with particular inter
est, glance compounded Of respect and
"Reminiscences with something of msatia-
bic expectancy. The privileged Bos-
tonian, it is true, laughs at Boston in
h his quiet way. ut is capital place to
live in, said an eminent publisher who
has his dwelling there, g because then
you can go to New York. But if you
live In New York, where can you go 2"
The mot epitomizes the sentiment of
many among his townsmen but if
they sometimes join in the alien laugh
against their little city, and recog-
nize q degree of smallness and con-
straint in its general attitude, they also
keenly appreciate the other side. So
do some of our friends the New York
ers. One of the younger New York
poets, on visiting Cambridge for the
first time, said to me Eve hear
great deal about the failure Of Boston to
quite appreciate the mental breadth and
energy Of New York. But with all the
admiration I felt for this region before ]
came here, I find I didn't wholly APP
preciate 1t. There is such a thing as
New York Bostonism. Harper s Nag
0sine.
Lazy. 1.s8
The people Of a New Hampshire town
are SO fearfnlly lazy that when the wife
of q minister who had just settled in
that town asked prominent citizen If
the inhabitants generally respected the
Sabbath and refrained from business,
the citizen replied :. Confound it,
lam, they don't do enough work in 8
whole week to break the Sabbath, if It
was all done on that day. !"
, 1881-06-13
EXPRESS ROBBERS.

Return Of Smith, tho Crooked Driver.
John u. Smith, latoiy n slrsyor fnr tho AInerl-
can Express Compnny, was brought l'Acs to tho
city yesterday frun, Fuk!n. ILL.,, by objective at
Gray, Of rlnkurton'Y fureo. smIth il tho 11lln
who, w,la IN tho Un,ntnyuf tho coMrany. was III
tho habit Ut pass.ng out packages Ut lnerehan-
tlso to cul,folcrnte nniletl Sun, ifAlliln, who
pnwl,cI &ho,n ut establishments Hbnut town nii'l
sh,lred tho proceeds With tho driver. Tho full
story Ut tho systo Of ros'ucry WIS ,larratcsl IN
this papsr suvcral days aH0. Now that s.Nlt1.
laB bpcu reenpturu4 It IL thuuKht llMt tho aon-
finttoH Of lfunnn, whs, IL 4 r'rafesalonnI thicf:
cllil bp secured by reAs0i uf tho atnls mn
confessions I,latl0 BY smith huturu llls eseape ut
tho tlln1Gf tho tilscovprf Ut tho t"e'Eiattnns.
'rhos1 confessions, made ~ tho tjotlnr1ll Agent
1T tho GnllIpuify, Wcrg to tho 1Sect thur he A1ld
ltHnt tlutItIg tH4ol,or, hid robet! tho corpora.
tion 1T hlH,ut 0 w&rt Ut merchandise lnl llA.l
nlnnhc to tt,0 tho Il,esscnGcr Ut tho night train
fNr A&tlwaukes ct al! thu sul!a6sca e0nfnt,rtl ln
iutrnsscI u draw 10 tho dcpDt, or rAthor TO tho
AturRam street crosstnR, whuro tho rlIcas9n'
ger ,wts In tho built of baarAlng tho tr..itl.
b,nith'6 acknowledgements havo hr1tl
lnMt1 to s1 tIany peurlc that thgru IL no ttiar
thul hp will nttutnpt tN EsliMaay theIl& md It Ii
therefore thought llrp0a9lc that Innt ony h9. bnt
1ianiln altd sDyurAt puwhGrokgrs Win wnnlh lo
ts7lnaAutett his hllslruss u lispUstng Ut s!nun
property, will bu nrrGstt4l md prosecuted for
shulr Respective Arta tt ufshunosty.
, 1881-06-13

scuflL'na together, while Qordon stood In tho
dflorway spectator Of tho trollhc. ffo orslefnd
Gordon TO lGRve tho promises. bit that ndiv ID
uni said ti,at ho "d!d''t have TO-" This reply
brought on wDTrl6 EctwGcn tho tNo, md almost
in Iets time thur would he consumed IN narrat-
tnK .Ao fnuts fFayor rcltnqniahcd his part In tho
ntTrhy. fiortnn pcrpctuntc,1 tho quarrel with
A1aHnns and str,ick him soyernl times In tho
fncc with hIs cfenehed 1st. tle thun pushed
him nut Of the barn door, which ih
at,out ono foot ..ahovo tho loyoi Of
tho allcy, and fol! upon MS adycrsnFy::
scnstttyo part nf tue body. and Magnus II retail
alton struck him fbrchy with bis list In tho face
and kicked him Justify IN tho neck. flordon
nroso aftor reiin1utshlng bis grip upon big con-
tt.stant, ind. 1ntinlRlnF In worry profane and vh.
qar 1Mngttugc. trachetl nrnttud tn tho hip pockot
OF hIs pnntaloons a. though for a Fovolsnr. ilo
retreatcd rapidly backwards d tlIatanco Of
shonl ten feat and thon fc!l doati.
Dr. tAynter WIS Immediately called, but
~ thut bo could sag was that tho tnan was dead.
ILL., Indy ya, rclnnyoa TO tho Norguo. whore ~
Inquest will l,e held tr-f1ny. Ma9nua walked to
tic Twenty -sccnnd strcot Police BtatIon and
gaSe hltnsclF into custody. ticffernn was sub.
sefuent1y urrested, tut Taylor got away ind has
not since Gect kren.
, 1881-06-13

ConK, Juno la.-Flttcen thousand persons as
selnb!ed to-day In hfill street. hut nude no ut
tempt 10 hold meeting. 4 large forco Of mill
tary and police was drafted for servlcc IN the
town. Tho people formod n procession aud
marchcd through tho streets with bands playing
aud banners flying. Thoro was no Epeaktu4. cx-
cent by a priest. who advised the people 10 quit
tho town quietly.
THE 1slsI1OI' OF l!Osa,
addressing bis congregation. strongly deprecated
a resort tn violence. THAR cause, he said, would
be eventually gained by vigorous constitutional
actlpn.
rRUCLAIstEu.
sklbborccn, Hallytlahob, aud surrounding l.a-
tstcts wore proclaimed. and all asso,nblaEcs tor
btddcn. ncInforcamet,ta arrived ut Bkibbercen
anl skull to prorcnt further disturbances. Tho
local .Land LeagIo CONDEMNS the riots.
FRUSTRATED IN T1fF:1It DESIGNS.
LIVERPOOL, juno Eat daybreak snndov 800
ulcIl tr.archcl to tho prison To which stuDArttt
aud h03crt8 wcro tnkot. ostcnsi1!y to rescite tlo
prlsunnrs. A policeman Ravo tho alar,n. md
tho warriors usselublali, armed With carb!nes and
rcvolyers. Whom tho men Haw tho WARRIORS they
separated, going In various directions. Sentt-
,,cls hnyc beon p[aocd around tho prison. aud
WarIers armed to the teeth patrol the outside.
, 1881-06-13
A FATAL ROW.

4 Quadriiatera1 right Results In tho
lsoalls of Ono Of tita PARTIES.
Tho usuAl alinaMy killing waa yesterday
tro o.st Mt tho ortlfpary,--tl.at Is, thoro Ia u
probability Of tts beIg ni1judKeA ly tho Cor
onor's jury II Iusttl.a1le I,otntct'1o. Tho v!otlm
WIS Il ppraon Of trnntptsl hntccedcrts, Willsnm
ti0rtton by uatl,c, WIN hls four wocka past bern
employed rs hosllur ur Dir. +. a. storons, II
rcltl- l-cstate .1oalor living at No. lasU Wabash
ayenuc. Ills slayer Ia Potter h1asnus, tho PRO.
rriosor OF n hutchor shop and n,arkot at
No. II Fourteenth streot. Tho lunrrat
which led to tho killing was COM
n,vncctl by two other mon, Jnnles itatt~
aan. delivery clcrk II, bEagnus' employ,
All Alexander Taylor, u counterpart Ut Gordon
IN churaulur, wno IL onll'loyuA I'll jAnatnr Of
euuplo OF buildings for which str. ettyens Ia
ngons. It took paco lnu bari. IN tho fcar OF tho
butcher -s&,op, which opens on tho alloy directly
In tho roar at M. 1ttu W4bndh avcnue. Hut
Iran, youth OF " ycars. WAS II, tho bnsn greas-
lug tho whecls Ut 4 luEgy. whom Taylor, III COM
pluy with Chris llulfcss,n. who Ia employed III u
porter II Mrs, Wards bulrding'hallso. M, l4lB
Wabash avenue, catne alot'K. mad tn4.nx tho
essqs p sxny 1xR !Ss Hy psnS, II ~ - sntSf Ss1
bid bses, prowlluf about ths burn lor: a lonx
!:ssi ss s$!ss 81 stsse1 ra' ar,s!:; :::
tho Oaru. Iut tro,n tho ie!shCorlng psGmses: ii
oil, whilu hu pursn!ttud lctrarpil to tu,ai al.4
sleep. Taylor bocan.o ugly. and III tho nEht
wsst,o, u'un hts hsil viii Esioi oIleot. Taylor,
howuveF. Bnt si!Httly the best nf tho encounter,
do ill., somslIiag t,asly Win tl,o Goy for hltti'sx
him. ltu,i3nn veal into tho shop anu tult big
employer wtAt haA happonud, but WI. advised
MugniIt said hu wnutl call u policeman u Tay-
lor guyu htgt my further tronl'le.. shs'rtiy
, 1881-06-13
JAPAN,

4 uUl1NET OF NEWS,
YOKOHAMA, May ALA telegram from Na8u-
sak. reports tho arrival Mt TINT place of sixty
CoroAn noblGtnon aud acntlenaan who harp boeil
secretly dispatched by tho King Of corca 10 visit
Jupan und exntnino for themselves tho stato of
atlAira resulting trom foreign intercourse.
Iho.batrNeks nj HoHl,ul wcro sGt 0n fire by a
soldier crossed III loyc, who deliberately Gust
himself Into tho lia.ues 4nl burned to denth.
The Emperor returned ~ IUkoha,la MHy 10
after Il tour through tho country. lilo wns o31'
Enthusiastically received oyGsywhoro.
lsobDerics aro iicruaslny In tho cities md
towns, tho polioo being unable to put atop to
thcnl.
ueu. Oyalna, Minister Of War, will shortly visit
Europo ald AmerIca..
III Yokohama tho sllk luslross ID dull. alost
Of the parcels which were delivered IT, foreign
ttrns hayo bcpn rojeotod on Inspection. Tho
stouit 10 about ::,O00 bulbs, -
OwIug 10 tho roaont full ot tho E1ohanRo rato
Of sIlvor, quotations havo sIuctYated duly frolh
$40 or xi0 por pEcul.
Of tho twenty-five yossols composing the
JApancso navy. thoso which uro servtceablo In
the ovont Of war aso tho unjokwur and eight
othor ah[ps, tho rest botng train!ug-ycascls Or
such us nre uudor repairs.
, 1881-06-13
A NOVEL INVENTION,

Or1uMWA, H., Iuns I'LL. Il. Plundots, Of tha
city. hus iDycutel 1lld has now In opurauou
hor0 MI invention destined 10 make 4 raatuht
revolution In tho manufacture ct wrought lr0N
wasor-pIpo aal also lit FisetIng Iron 4onuru,ly.
Whom targo ryets aru used, tho machine will do
something that, " fur III wG know, never has
bocn tlonu by any othor dosfco-viz.' rlyots a
it by hnln,ll0r lIowa III though by h4nu, 4ud sAy
II dt,zpn hDws to t,lgh rlypf, thu hammer bsing
within tho p!pp AMI tho hoatI q tho riyut nn the
Il trtnl IllltIo A0eu this week. tho nacllno droyl
ntno hn!f.Ineh rIyets u minute, ni'd !llh Il wtli,
The application OF tho sfoAin producing tue
tuuyptluuts Ut tim hammer il! Ol@v Ut tho llloat
nnval applioatlons or TINT motor Ia tho hlstory
OF &t4A1A- power.
, 1881-06-13

T1fE1fl FOURTEENTH AMMAN. CONVENTION.
S.vct14 Nispdteh to TIE Ch1taeu Tribune.
NEw yollH, .l,,lo la.-Thc fourteenth ANIMAL
Convention TT tho 1nAstcr car.uuilt!crs Of thu
untcd States Gnd EanNt'n will bo ht1l IN this
city at Tho 1'ark Avenue Hotel beginning
OIL TUESDAY, nud Will cont!nlo for four
duyE, Extensive preparations have been nude
FIR the delegates, In hdvicrs rccevnl Eudcatu Il
large nttcNdunrc, embracing MI the is,st prnll-
iient rnliroads In the country. Including tho
trunk lines. Very important subjects arc to bo
reported upon by Tho different commuters up.
pointed! Mt f'csrnt last year. ntnnn9 which
ire. 80 ilow, 70 prevent ncct'lcpts mud injury to
tran tien." THE hcHs Hystssl Vt tra't:l hrs.kcs
screw threads ior nuts und lol:s." Thu meet.
irx to reyisc llls present rs!lea vorrnlnx ,ie
Country Will be he:d I'LL Wednesday,
afternoon. Arrangements haye been
perfected fer uH exhibition! uf
tho various devices rcltt to ro!ll,Ig.s that
,luru been patented during the l,lst few years.
Over one hundred Inventors llase sigtalt!c,l
their Intention OF cxAIblt!nE mnclA aud plnns,
aud this PROMISES to he nit exceedingly inter-
esting feature oi tho ronseltlon.
, 1881-06-13

IN, t,.s a., .,r .
~, ~ rhi,s s1,,,,. 1T ,es T., ~, rtr,
Sircct .lali, Thr lttianuon wu, cuIIin,ilt, for
n number nr yours, niri resulted IN
the ll.churpc ',t Whllr: Mnj. Hall
NJ Win, nut ',t'',1.. rstxHer my Of hs mnn"y: %
:!t the n!ty. md was nt's"n, for sevcrnl ye,rs.
Nhf,! U! Htur!H,! tnn ln'licn thy tmat ~ en-
unEeu ~ nil *t'rt: tt tl'icaonnbt trAnshnt!on+.
an'1 hay nc MstH m ct,t"tsrtabto CIRCUMSTANCES
oh Inv RnI!lbllty OF NJ ie!6W .cffatttfeh.
q 1GW tlhfs nEn Wh;te tnttod ~ on
bsnJ. Isa;I ~ w reanlcnco. ~: =: .nst ! 4cntn
hn,l M, arr,, h1im fnr t,nr1v t1IIr;v vrnrs a;,3
wNs rrt.,ttiv 6iIrurfseI nj hIe ylslt, White
nit on i,ls li,t.t pin1siblo naners, n1,ti rton
ntent d lapse Ut time. White 1nllt that hu I,all
]ust rtst,Irnel frDtn Cnlit nrnjH whcre he Ind
mule II Krcut fortune iii mining speculation, but
hp was
,,ur, ,.r,r .ruor,tru ~ rnxsrtryrr
""rnt ttso' ,'''.'' 80 '"''"tt. ~, .'t!'u,
MN nut ~: y" 'hlh talIiy rnpcnssd. a.ia nis
chtt object III fIsttin1 tho city was 70 fGpay tilo
ntoiiNy ~ halh 1faahniehtly 0pth'ncn th'r.y
?Hlfs aRn. lin iht!h stSeFht rlsNh ~
tho hN'se, 1hn' utter nv nhh HMncu
ttsts t,' s1flf conlhcnc. pc fepfrshfltsa tnat no
bwe.l atGi,t Henl oi fenl es1atG ~ Ca,orntH,
l,t1t was t'!lcG crtfltltGt Igr ready money tio
ulst, hud plenty of valuable securities VII c nc
Gntia nNer ~ coitAietn' inE loan.
10 % WIS Fcre .1a maen rFessie1n ai1 ~, TT
r. ttaii rm,1,, nhl1v9 htn viii that mtno,,nt III
srn,IH nsco II, ia hnnis ne xrr,ritv ftlr Tin
"a nm sntSIrttts rai1,,, ri in in itnif tonsrntrf
tf ;,,nkn ti,c ;nn III. hni NJ, tnt,ney hit0sclf
mn III ir,t,,orH Mra il iii n n,irnuco him III mi
wtl,s1 ahf hah NJ, t."nnsIt In a snvinws hank md
WHICH Sill EAnSEi, hF KEEPING 1soAhir
Eft2
, 1881-06-13
THE DlLl;WERS,

4 MAss-AlEETtS0 OF THE sTIsIHElls.
NEw yOitK, June l..-About l,S0l GcrnRns,
nnny OF wlnul aru OIL II ftrl0u al tue ylrto,s
brcwerlcs, uttrMltf! tho mnss.1nectiug If tho
striking worKnen this afternoon. Addresses
weru nude III tacrlnatl md English. The car.
reu.crs srnt elu1 to help tho strikers. Unu
speaker sall TINT will, tho ait! oE ali the work
i,1gtncn Ut Now York tho strike would 10 s,le.
ccgsfut, u they weru the principal c0stsulness Ut
bcer. 4 circular Wns lSaucti calling ut,nn all
Yrucs- tnIu!l 1hen IND nthurs to "t0yGutt"
II number of brswcrtcA. Tho Agent for MiwaM-
kre crr esNtcu lhat thplr stuck III Philadelphia
quantity WIS TIL ROUTE, so lint New York Nnt,ld
int suffer tor want ot luger. There will be u
pnrldc Of tho strikers lt3-nlurr,w.
, 1881-06-13

MORE OF TtiE ISwAlI1,SEss or TIE GIGANTIC
SWiS1t.E.
Svw youx .1unc la-Thn Vash inpton corro-
-. ~ - sr.... r'..,...". 80 ,,~,.,s.,,
sponueht VI tae 4AHee tuth!s1es 'or alottua3
nlorning'F paper another batch of "stnr rt'ufc'
fruI,ls, lie seys; aThe dishonest star route
t,,,nt rnc.ors anil thcIr tnnfrtierates. srcm Il,
~. '... 49, .sna ~. '.,,s',..t.., H.. .,,o
naso nj lRst teacneu tao cohe!us'on taut WV
Hoseriltnent 10 really In earnest Anu ihtef'ls 10
rf~"ec1ito thom. and punish thoni II pnsAo1c'
After tn1 election III FresHiunt 8arhela thcy
used n.l their political influence tn infect bis
thn,cr nr t,ftst ;one.ni Thrtr chntljtntu
ro,ot,.oJ ~, ,o,,s,,'nrn,rnr r-bon ,has ovcrtca
.es " ~ eo'''ue ~ Nv! s...s
thelr comolt!ed STRENGTH ahrnuRl cs"eehhtof
Intsoy and others, to secure In flraly's place
nors.n who would bc satisfactory. Ia tt,pu but
.,nro ,vns ~, horc,t NOV ~ ,ho hond ~ thn no.
Ioetu was "'t .o'ehl .ll".. ~ .ue ue.s" W '.o
paftfnent' und no WIS aetcfm1heti therc snoula
10
Hoon MEN ABOUND HIN,
and tho jubl,cr9 failed to get any ono of tlloIr
cnu,1;,lntna tntn 1,rniv,s piaao. There aectns IL
~, ~. ,,. ,I, ,ans,,nra +, tho i,lst rt,t r,,tc,,
w "ni o'ie ""'!s .e"ep"ps''" :" wv 'isss! "'e,
IS not nhuer brnuSs sontfol' 6su tne peGp'e NJ
Washington Mrr N(tNDst entirety dependent upon
oltAtD IaIRra for inEusnAu0n cOnccriIn4 tls9
Startling discoveries which hnyG heen t,aIr.
The per sous employed Ia gather evidences Of
wloku.lress quietly mud p"rs!stently p,1rso their
why, supported BY thn high authorities who cfn
pIor and who approve their selection. In tue
GhAIr formerly
, 1881-06-13

OF EU1l1ll, nHu Jamaica WIS HIS HlE1.
fho eult n'u,l, his tIrSt apnrarnnea on
the racn-c cnurse iast ycar. wtcr, nj, Ort. 1t. to
rnn for the IIctror,l SIakrs NJ TIM lnnrsinR ut
Newcastle, l:nItann. liz WIN ittrsr stuR"., hut
t1lr ttExt t1hy during thu sane meeting 3lt wiz
rftu.Gtl III Inc ,1,eb fnr tho Astlry sswtrtstaltr*,
although ho tnff.aacl tho fuvs'rlt llyn ncnk. III
tho City mil Suburban itnn1cnP, rn for ut tho
Epson meeting ttl!saeascn, ho
IAN xECoSp Tu iIESi OIL,
winner of the T3crhy last scsotD. Thnse rcalt tho
rrlccs IN whcl, Foxhnl ttnk pnrt boforo thu raco
to-day. liz IL su ratt IN tho ilona Memorial
Htakes nj Ascot, Juno III. and IN tho same ttuy ut
tho Hnl,l0 meeting h0 Il cnKhgod 70 run fnr
the uud tup. iie fs nlHo tnterc't to run for tho
B,ntncr Etlp. July H. at Scwtnarart, and for tho
3ranh f,tlko Michacl stnkcs. Keps. -. Mt tho
Newmarket meosInx. t.orilIAtsa frtnjunts,
wlnnur Ut ihe nrrlby. Is nlsD entered for his
rnco nul those two ccle3rntml American hotpcs
viii. MEET i'l:lsEhlltSt:
Oil tho track. md thu ssca promises to be ono nf
tho most exciting eyer run. fnxhaii Is nlsn eli.
terrell tnr the snlcct Stakes, Newmarket, Oct. X,
md tho Challenge sNkcs, ut tho snine tncct-
Ing. TT cuursG l,D cannot rtifl In atl
taoso rnccs, but II he. Is In Rosnl
sunttt!on iio Will rim In tho most Important or
them, nnd afiur hIs victory Of tu'tay feel that
llc wilt make n Rtlo1 record In tho Future en-
gaaetncnts which he is cai'c,l 'tl'os1 tn Ill.
INTEND RI KEEP IEf,1 IN EUROPE,
md Also intend to send nther American horses
tn kcep him cnfnpnny. 1t Europeans have TINT
ypt discovered tlat wp can r,tt*c lrtter cots
thHn they cas. wp will forco them to mako that
discovery bpfose long. Tho Derby allt
tho Grand 1'rix hnyo now bt.cn son
by Amcrien, md t1loso uro tho two Ereatest
races u Europc In which American lorsos
aru allowed to compete. Tho ycAr lS8t VIII
proyg Il memorable ono in tho history of tho
American turf, hccallse turing that ycar VIC
lNlyc utjsg{t1tGly turn tho lNtrcta frOl tho rOws
~ r,I,roncun t,trrtnct, md nnrrt tho ,1Iio MR.
n,vn I,on,s !. ''A@e. '3'' @p'''
TIE NEWS IN hE" fo''h'
:, Iho isct that Foaha'l hau won tho Rfcht
hcfore , o'clpck, when "cxtras" wero urtcl
obo,,t ,ho slrceta. a r5snntct pnpounrnu thu
ss..~ ~ o'.~|' =. "'ap'e'. 's4'a''ts ~. @
result WIS fceo1'esa IT. TUG i"Ft Cl"p
uoGnro noon, Anu th0 news Eencr'
atly rot nbnut Mt tlle other clubs atsl
tfaet near'y 30 htsea attaon1'oh as IL wo"A
havp t'0ho II tue rneo hRtl oecl run Tn n week
dny, for many Of tho placca whcro men nter-
estcu in racing 9nti'er arc not oron Bun
tleSs. satisfaction was expressed ~ INC s'c-
tory Of American horses nbr'ad, and that they
stta.,il hnyo won both tho Derby and tho Grand
1ra m tho sum- yQAr WIS universally Ct,fEsltcill-
csl upun With plc1lzuru. Al lilo Turf Club rucng-
solt. followinK 40 soon after ths OK, (,
Hocausc tho betting wns very much smaller
thIu on tho derby, At.,ust every pue that bnts
ut nll bots ttl tho Derby but tho French race ut
, 1881-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To tic C0nsumptive.-Lett t1aose who
lanru9h under the fatul severity OF our climate
through. my ntti.nhnnry. comi,lnint, or even
thttsc who aru it, decided consumption, by no
menus Lesputr. ThornIsA Il sato a,ld sire remedy
at hand. and one enatly tried. 'Wilbora Conn
sensing tho very na,1seattng iiayor Of tho of as
heretofore used, IL enlowed by tho Phosphate of
Lime with he0llng property which renders tho
Ult 'lHtti,ly cllcncos. Remarkable Testimonials
Of Its efficacy cnn bc shown. Sntst BY Il. u. Will
bur, Chemist. uost01, aud Ill druggists.
, 1881-06-13

THE POSTAL. TE1.EN1tApll EMPLOYEES.
L0Npoa, Juno 1s.-Twclyo hundrol postal
telegraph umploJ ts hero havo catlc4a national
conference Of telegraph olerks at Llvetpoo! fl
thrco weeks. 1t was aiao agreed TO stgtko II tho
Conference should roeounenl that coursu, 1ul.
lncdlAte steps will b0 tukon to stop usertlme,
which appsarA IT, bo u grievance. as IL also tho
roctnt statement. 1nado iu tho !loeae OF Com.
mons by the Postu,astar- lenoral, that overtime
work IL ofton voluntarily submitted TO, and that
, 1881-06-13

Are,ilsa Herr, lrum. and Wine, with
CihchonH. the STANDARD medicinal tonic Of this
progressive aye. II enrchc+ tho bllo1. prompt
i'nprosas pr .lisesion, eto. itcsut: ronn'i forip,
bright eyes. hhppy stntn ri mimi. Arcnd's drug
ssurg, corner MAdisun atret.k md Fifth avenue.
, 1881-06-13

CANCELI.ISu a CONCESSION.
TuRIs. Juao 1S.-The Government has CALI
ecled tho concession granted the italian Rub+
batons Company for tho construction Of y local
railway.
GONE TO tAnIa.
Tho Tunis!an rrlsac Minister has started for
Paris.
, 1881-06-13

MAssACttE ur AN EXrfdf:lSu IAWrr.
AnES, Iune l1,-Tho Italian cxrlnr',,t purity
which atarta1 frptH Assab fiuy. Abyaslnln. eon.
stating Of suhal.rrn officer, ten Hailnrs, and
}nr soldiers, has trrn snaasacrcd In tho iutcr0r.
Tho pnrtIeutArs nru iLflt known.
, 1881-06-13

NEWPORT, II. l., juno l..-paymaster samuel
r, ueown, OF tho United states steAsncr FOwhAt-
tan, was brought ashoEo, dyth1 III braIu af-
feouou.
, 1881-06-13

epsttal Dltpatth IAs CAaeaao 7Fl5nHs.
6PRiHurlx1,,, ILL.,, Juno l3,.tipy. Cu!!onl. who
IL ex-otilulo u director Ut lllo iiE!ubls Central
liatlroa,i, !ca,cs fur Now i4Fk ts-n1orrow mosu-
lug u mcut with tue Nlecctor5. Ut thnt road.
, 1881-06-13
SOUTH AFRICA.

T1tE stEi,bl:liEIts or E1ItOT.
DURHAM, June l".-Tho Hours hnyu promised
TINT tho whnle c4:nrt concerned IN she murder
Of EiInt woul,l bo surrendered at IiouelborY
tho 1lth inBt.
, 1881-06-13

Hnclk d Rayncr'a Moth Powder In tho
Eitrest insect-klI1cr. 1t tnnkes short work OF
rUnchGa, tteas. tltes. nn1 edbnus. stsu preserves
valuable furE MID wpoIcns from tho rlyRHcs OF
tn,ihs. luck e. Raynrr, makers Ut tho "Mars'
f.pDvin.
, 1881-06-13

when yotuntct{s 'nrp not forthcoming It is
lAIrly ailotted b} lIo'lot.
JEtn
EHtomen Alexander. j,nnser. ind Librarian of
tho Royal .s.%uit,uy. II .it.n.1.
:ItS1STi:t: IN TIff. t'SiTEis STATES.
II IL uItlrrsttnh tint t.hHrI EarkvtlIn W"st,
1lttt.1 Minister ut Mn,rtl. will s,ceneh Hir III.
wnrd Thornton IT. Minister II, tho United States.
, 1881-06-13

NKS3 1k1lkA
DESTRUCTIVE: HruftsfS..
VfEN.I, Junb i1.--I'errIl,lo Htor.ns hntn tic.
slrpyc,l tito entire hArrcat IN tho District Of
Tan,cavnr. South Hungary.
sEt!iIEtlf:D.
T!aron Xothcn. millionaire. was shat by his
anrSant.
, 1881-06-13

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~, .,nnr,,",, hnr"o al %".,., roeovo, ,,,r,n,
.na .,", r,,,n,,ar ~, t.,o,r"rn. onr,rn .1n ttne,
~, ~ ~. rns,,1. ~ ~" ,acn ,1,o ..st. "a ~ ~,
rs.s t,.,. s,,o., ,..,, ~, sh,s ~soo o,n,,mt ~
e.''s... -. M "'4 wa 'A'. '"~S
"''@s s'1'S" ,,,.,.,,a ,x
uNI'ooa 1tF "a
,,,o a., U.o :, 49, tn,L",, a. IN =, tho ,r.trnr
md no,.r,v nj, tha rost at tha unouov ,vItl w If,
tho ,nnn whn i.nvn mad" vtrtnrv fnr Fnxhnii
mn Amorton. hmd m. hots m rhn race.
nn1 ~, f~r ~. tnn,v min ~ nv
, 1881-06-13

White wis thercLun1l Rrrestct1. White tni-
pressed upon Hall and bis Wife ll,nt tic cnycl-
tpt. tn,let not he ntMne,i Until tho 'fntc nlct.
toned +, the narocnIc'.t, and then oniy Il TUG
they upeneE It meanwhile ho sHid they would
render themselves liable IL prosecution IN tho
UnttHl states Courts for ta,npering With
snnIctl letter.