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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
We Mean Business and no, Mis-
take. Beat these Figures
if you Gan.

ORGANS-15 Stops, 8 Sclsj Reeds, Sub
Bass and Coupler, Beautiful WalaU; Case,
only s65. Stops, Sets Reeds, only S59.
Stops, Sets Reeds, S55. S:ooi and Book
included.
PlANOS-Large Size, Rich Rosewood
Case, Oct, only S179. Largest Size, i
Oct, only $500. Square, Grand, ES;ra
Large Magnificent Case, only S2o0. Good
Stool and Cover given.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
lyr SAFE al tiiiS office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
JUST RECEIVED

MILLER'S ALMANACS!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1881.
POST OFFICE

Special NOTTCE.-BltSi71e$S no.
tees IN this local Goldman are inserted tt5
the 4zste Of Is cents per jaae c'tcb l11sS'-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

This paper may be found on file at Geo; 7.
Roweu Y Cos Newspaper Advertising bu-
reau 10 Spruce ST. where adyertIslng con-
tracts may be made for it in New 1orh.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "VVINE OF CARDUI."

For sale by
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

For sale by Dr.. w. E. PELHAM. 5O-1y
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-06-15
Mothers. Mothers. MOthers.!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
yourirest by sick child suffering and crying
so, go at once and get bottle of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer imnediately-dep
upon it there is no mistake about. There is
nomother on earth who has ever used it, who
will not tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give restto the mother nd re"
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
and pleasant to the taste, and is the perscrip-
ton of one of the oldest and best female ply
scians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents bottle. 129tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-06-15
A Cough Cold or Sore Throat

should be stopped. NeglecU frequently results
is an Incurable Lung Disease OF Consumption.
ERIOVVn's Bronchial TrOches are certain
to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs,
Catarrh Consumptive and Throat Diseases.
For thirty years the Troches have been recon-
mended by physicians, and always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new or untried
use for nearly an entire generation, they have
attained well merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and strengthen
the Voice. Sold at % cents n box everywhere.
I29tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-06-15
Subscribe for The AGRTCUITURIsT.
Many Lose Their Beauty

From the hair falling orfading. Parker's
Hair Balsam supplies necessary nourish-
ment, prevents falling and grayness and
is an elegant dressing.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-06-15

Make up clubs tor THE FLORIDA
AGRICULTURIST.
, 1881-11-05
THE FORsYTHE TRACT,

tR,5.. AY.n txss A..R
luz A.s'oo VI ~ .'.v ~ .I.:ial A'si"sIuo SuASs
a reporter or 'F'EE TRIBUNE yeatefuny IN
1uIrctl Of Mr.. A. u. MusnN. ntturney for tho Chi.
tHut, Re,t. Linn RutIry,nli Cutnpuuy whit he knew
or thn t,t,ont1nt, ,,nu ror,irr ~ thn 1rn1tcd
". " .uo Ht'aauUu ~" tenu4 -. wv onlssN ~
n.u'es ~ ~o1' w t,'u,,, p, -" t"r ~
tno forSy.ns piupetsy ~ oAu.e.a, ,.a t' r. az y,
hl"son suit INIT ut the summer Of 4eso o'ie =. Il.
Trcmatrfiu, representing himself u be nh En-
vllsh ouptaj]st. a1,st uutInr for himself ard
nrhrra. nhtuinr, from ,1ucnh Enrsytt,c, t,r sbef-
holt. power OF attorney :" soil ~ London soo
Acres Ut laud iu Luke County. lntlsuith. Tru-
...nirnu represented ttat ho md bls ,,ssocintes
n",I5 r,, iitv ,,,snns, nr ria tcnh M u hiv
.'n,o '"'s' ',.; @ r. t,.,,aas "'..ooI ,,n,r
wuro Sa.la0,0N. 1lnvItW obtutnrd tho
,n.wer OF nttnrnoy, rromarno started fur
Europp. Furavtbo bccamo .ltstrustful, a,u sout
-. nnuIard - I"ttn, rr,or,rr ~. rnru, NJ "ttnr.
10 EngIana !o.tes rosoxna .ao power OF a.tos-
'1cy, which by the tor'ns OF the contract wns rc-
vacabe. 1t Ind been provided that tho sale
,nuas In ,pp, II, ntrnr,1Dcr with n letter IF In.
ss',,.. ~ -. 49, ,",t 49, ,sa..
s1Faolo"h VI esc'' o"to "'Ih '"o ot1o1 1ts.eu>
nipilt but thla iettor wns n1ror given. Nut
wlth4tanltl,x th!s Tron,nIrnp ant his associates
c1,1,uaL t1nt f,v, ,vs ,,craro Tin ntt rr nr rpvn.
49,, ,, ~. -, ,is - - 1.t :. .
caton urrISeu !neT luz u!appsua ~ tau laMu "
Hln p1!ee Haga: s lnu oS; GnhGu u t
daIost ni $IWouo " oM1y toeH, 10 o1t,a tmo
saae u. % taaa tuoX "n w sleeus @ t , ,s
utuF: ~ suo w !"t w. sru inu' ~ Mn.G
, 1881-11-05


Eptei1i i,ttpasen 10 1ns Gafeac1 Tribune.
Mr.. vEtSpS. ILL.,, Nov. 4,-Thc St,prome Court
met pursuant to adjournment, I'LL tho justices
present. ...,....-...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rnny; Hpppni Iron, ArjGllMtH Court. Fourth Dis
.trlGt; nluLun to dismiss appeal allowed.
Ieublins vs., Rnbblns: Grrur to l4nwrencC; mo-
t!uM 10 dismiss writ Of errnr denied.
MOTIONS.
Mutual Union Telegraph Company ys. Katelup
& Cu,; urpcnl from t:outsy Cuurt ur sindisons
Mnlior Ior tilnu to tllc hhstrncss Arttl BRIEFS
TITO Following cusGa w9ro tMk ct, oh Gull:
l}arthinx Ut III. ~. 3lcupnnlu; crrUr to Appul-
Iiyars ct al. ys. Spencer: crror to Jackson.
Nucgyrr VI. |. & n. Il. II. IT,; error To Nndfs0n.
ltnrthn4 ct nj. vs. Prasund ct al; appeal iron,
siilisr q ii. VS.. r. II. l.. II. It. H.: appeal from
UitS or Cairo vs.. Dross; appeal from Appellate
Stern ct al. ". Tho rcop1a aud City; appeal
fro'h Appellate Court.
st. 1.ai,ls NationAl Stock Yards ~. virgins
rs's H%na '"s's's' q. c. y Co.. appeal from St.
First Nnt!onnl 1,auk Of Flora vs.. Durkct; ap-
pcMl from Arpc!lntc t3nurt.
East st. Linus vs. Thomas; nppcal from Ap-
reollo ". stahl; appcal from EtnnRham.
Ut. Louis & rerru lianto AaitloaA VI. kntnos;
unlbr,.th VA rllstt.s: npponl from Franklin.
Mlntur ". Thstlewuol; Rppeul from A.cx-
under. ..
sol!nek VI. oorlock. shorir; appeal from
Hantinlph.
Adjourned to n. ILL., tomorrow.
, 1881-11-05
STATE COURTS,

Mclissn Thomns commenced u sntt In tr0spass
yesterday tu recover $i0.0W tln.nuges of Jamcs
ID. smith, Henry |. Sheldon, nud Moses j. Rtuh-
urls.
4. l.. Westcn4ard brought Rlltt In debt for
$l,GAt n9Mtnst Loufsa II. Forester aIld l.. u.
Eunycrsu.
&ury 7. Creighton commenced m ne,nh
nuutst licr.Ihnrt Minister lllA his wife, SDlUnun
tittsanlt,,t, Albert W0.fur. nanlrl +. nuycr, nnd
SAtnArl NuiisberH. asktnN $t1UN for Alloget
sl.aer III circulating rcpuri8 uerugntury to ller
chastity
U. II. Warner ennttnenCGu II slit for $i0, COO
tiA1n,lgeH aR.s!flst Kcl,ar,l i, Appteby.
Samuel u. litng snel Franuls J. Randall for
Sl.tEn. .....
.1u,n II. 1loNcy hrKan II suit to recover Sl.000
damages Ut EhHtiezcr Edwards mt +. II. Guhl
for alleged thAliC!0ns prt,sGctitiUn.
Ellen Woods suO1 Mlchaot Qu!llu for 81 0O0.
, 1881-11-05

ArPELt..NTE COURT. SECOND NiS-
TlltUT.
CtGui's OrrtCI. OrrAws, Nov. a.-Dcclsons
hnvn this Hay bucn announced hy tho co,lrt In
the fnllnwll,s onsns-yl4.:
i t$l CnIo Ct nj. VI. siuad: affirmed, rlllsbury,
u;V. slaanasson rs, Charlcson; reversed and
isa. I|urr ". Tho I'cnplc. cto.; n1irnlo,l.
'hta City Of h'cksorsi vs.. lsnsscll: reversed and
tiiI. liuIr ct nj. "a. Heading ct nj: n,lisu,ctl
~. FREEMAN ". Morris' reversed and ro'
III; !taox, lslana Lu'utcr Company VS.. Plumb
fMj. Chirago 4 tsstcrn Illinois railroad Cosa-
my " ros'.f' Ifi s,,r m,r,rs or,
rany: n'llfnrl by divided cort rIoasa,'ts. H.,
,5;$: IS W|{{s,n5to" S,|{5'n'5 c'al"' NJ. Company VS.
5a1 t,Srhnr ut III. KS. Collins, administrators,
I'll. tiui!sGru,,sA IS. Dnrst ot nj: rovorsct md
~. llntler 70. 14.rkn OF nj. nsl'rlncd.
.us., ~. McSas VI. stratton;> vscr4ca anu re-
5Y a,s.a lxss VI Moit"r't q. al' ADMINISTRATORS
81. shuvo ". FarwelI ct n,.; reversed and ro-
" ;;H %sf &; x,; X; %;,, Ct. @ sts. re- u,, etc., st.
I'll. weldys. Theil: rororscs1 ar'' reminded.
III. llttno ys. H'ascy 1t nj; reversed and ro-
sai Chteapo {: Alton lni1road company Us.
M thirst ". Ahtcn at nl.: nil1r.neil.
I'M lloyd VI. Town Hf FnrIn l{ldGe; afiIrtucu,
40. luynttn, ~. l!nl!; a11rmc'l:
Al. Hntri ". 15artlut: n!tlrVrh.
II. shnrwin Ut al. vs. l.a4'er; Reversed and
iii. tiillfoy VT. nnssctt; affirmed.
~. ttn!tuian -. litxKlns ct M IT; affirmed.
III. nuinsrsall ". ltholrs, executor, oto.; af-
frtnrd.
, 1881-11-05

turn, nntl lively cnlI 10 PIT TN margins brought
mt u HtnNl deal Ut long si,iy. Tie hrcnk 1T y.
ht3Gnlita ptr ntts1nl In t;r1lu II lth,c HrHn by
hrItD, r. stth tu i,.,r ireu rntllor s"rrr, IN .F
WnI'.strert se,t. win hnrt bres rnsryinI "A thu
Gurtl speculation.
Thr Inicr ns,,mncp III whcnt wns nttrthNtrd tn
the report that tho milwaukee, r1,lrnni runx.
nntrs were buyln0 wheat and sclaNE IT. Pniit
Atntka.
Tho vntc Oil tho r,tlo renttrF. th tito rites ol
commission for executing hrdrra IN grain and
ptuyHiHn futures WINS HHhtnst rGpCNl. 1t stood
iii t0r atiti iii n.;alrst chitusng tho rAscs.
4 membership sul1 tor $J,Hgt
, 1881-11-05
DAMAGES RECOVERED.
Nrfcf1i ltsrutth to 1ts Chica2o Tribune.

CLEyEI.ASn, O.. Nov. 4.-Thv eAse OF
l.h0.lcs IL IIratIley. Ut Chlcaso. aKainst tho
CLEVELAND It0lllng-Af!ll Company Inns beel. on
tslal here for aeyerat days In the United
States Circuit Court. Plaintiff clalmed that
tho roIl!ng.Intll company agrced to rcce!yo
tho ptutluct Ut l4.00o lona Vt lro;l.oru alll re-
fused tn rscelye tile iron, and It Was tleliY-
ere.. 70 ll'!odsa Y bradley. ~ wnnse posses. t
unier of tIsfuilants. Thu lulllnt:-,nl,l con-
Huny rlalnlsa that tho pl,-lrnn was not Dc.
li.eretl ~ soon as aErtHl. 'li,a jury tuday
returned a verdict OF S9l3ea:t1a nEnf,st dc.
ful.uanI Ths original damages clat.ned was
SEa5> >0QQ.
, 1881-11-05
THE CALL TODAY.

IuD0g DltuMMOSn-Tho J. u. Doyle appeal.
JuDuE I!IA,r1ErT-No court,
JEpnE OAnY--slotluns.
JunuE SN,rN-teromutory call Of motions for
now trial In term Nus. ;,G91 3,0 4i0, 100, aud
.tHu+
.1guaE EWiLLtAMsON--Afotious.
.lu,NiE Observation-Disclosures cnil OF motions
Tor ow trIal IN tertu Nus. .55, 4i, 4,7GJ, 4Bl6,
nnsl 1, ,E!l
!ulMiK GAltnSEN--llefAllt tlly0rcu cNses.
JulH}E ADMINISTRATIONS for now triul,
.lUAiE hlnNAN-SfptiUns.
lunlE fl.,wEs.-Atatjnus,
JGiiOE l!AnkEM-uolnuIt tltvGrco cnses.
lUnnE DEMONSTRATIONS Aud suHtenco OF
prisoners.
, 1881-11-05
DILElI AVENUE.
A Gang OF Thieves the Chicago
Police Cannot Control.
Sovontcon Commitments to tho Criminal
Court, a,Id Not Ono Conviction.


Aeasons assigned lot INC hxlstenoo OF Aa's
State Of Alfairs'
An cn.teAvor wis n,ado BY n rusuuKE re-
s .s,,,r,. ~, ,ho ~ ,,,,. ~ Th,c"o h,, I,rcm ~,
'ao courts eaa .ao oo o' .nacaao n f., ,,'an ,n..r .p
cirorts to prevent tho cotorla ur noturiuus TO-
nnto rohberx who infsdt " IiIlor" nyruuu and
Vicinity fron' soius !" tho nen!entiary: rhoro
cyprIan, VII" tnvo entitled t',otn.civrs sc'rrs Of
ii,nnx d, ,,,,rI.,tn,, INN lin atnt inu,Itutinn t
Su.'es. n"' VIZ" nato "o'ut huao s"u'.' ,'.,..
lacc Justtucs, a1u ertlnlisnI JfdHca ~ tho soa'l
nf tho Dailttts gnvel, aud yet those "tcrFors nr
tho nsatiue' nro sutrctly INTERRUPTED III tno1r
regular business NJ robl'in9 pcoi'lc, tn aay
',n" ,. ..s tot ,,,,,,, i, .,,,n1 re no., In.
M frsS Gs IT, s @ "n1 sn nrrsstn,, WIN sfso
. sply ,Moir ta!c.,t* n Mny ohor rG,n md
~ ,,i,,r f H. ~ Htt nv a., % Iei"l
se.s t tses s TT i ts e arassao Hrs s ts @
ast ~ ata,n ~ fcptrs p III any i n r fnv
WING
IN CHICAGO THEY srfcK HIGHT m T'lEfft
or oru. 1,ov ,r. nr,rs, mnmM =, oftc, c,o,,, hit
tiln,r uuscs tiuyer ,nt nty further ti,u,i III; IN.
ltctturnt, and acruraIIy net TINT FUR.
Gosntetsits ,t1it.nx the feEeofn ni ne avehmo @
Wright. Ida hiny, aud fcw 0tlicrs. It bus i,nea
t % "y % " IN 'no tl' aso,tG fiowa wna rs ' mo
ioss tiot .aow tno ,la,sa OF u,s Of thoso t,ssr1-
gs M foas ena i %rSs ws " an,t
!!s SSvs axs!''s .$ ss$ tss 5 ss''Ss$,sa s:o
fss2" 2;ns I'D M'a op is9s Siss ss; s,"Rer soS @
intu tho Armnr% Stnlun thls morning, ns't nGRl
G @! y! ,as nsnE r%soe ,s " ~ vs hH e u
snvo TING. In intcrrlpt!ng tha st"ry md or'lur-
IN. tho aTrcst nt hs "slrls" wo Gayo a ,.,!' neSn
IND iicsael him. -.
An e",t , was ao ny tho 1eporfss ,a to ,a out
onv ann or ,I,o,n . i,ilcr" nycn,u l,ej,o. Ind
Sssn @ Gs "rsosto. % ISr pcnitsntary o!snss St sSo
eG ,v w.. u" .oy @ Hon, ~ ~ ~
@ or w. @ otf % nny 1aa "SSs, nn ~ f1 IF
10 M sat ~ ,nese H., .. .nsn .c.t y
ws dn of vsb S oqits bar ~ iSr
tlon to Joliet 4 + o TUG eharKa M e xrul,.! ins-
eun5. neohsnn!,y @ t,y nno , ,raus =" M HI W.. ~ "
:" aSe f G~ naun tht se Y III @
fln9,Ishns noEsoLI uenesY. too' tne .mm,r'n1 ,,
hus cotnu htru to sue tho siuhts anu Wit, In i'm
WIN sserses st ate =, e5 "S
s,'s "5 s ssy ' sns e aD''' women
who WI, likely . r1ye them the east tropo
So blu, and thoy al'nDst scrta, 10 pt,sscss the
facuaty Of telling by tho outward! nppear!'co VI
wad i 81 n'oMey-eoncouc.l IN atiywllcre about ills
pcrson. Of course there IL i!ts!c sym
pathy for ,oI,t. he fo9i .an,,S who lily VIII yY', w '
sas s9; 10y g. % IL Z u
| tut1uu these "p!tflts for the fresh should bo
, 1881-11-05
D1t't1IsCEa.

Henry e. Frost iltctl II bill yestcrtlay for d.
yorcc from Annie II. Frast on tho ground OF de-
sertion.
Judge 1fnrnum yesterday granted docroe OF
tlivureG to Lem i. Renter from Adoph Reuter-
Oil tho ground OF Legerttuti.
, 1881-11-05
CITY RE.tL EYT,t7,Y,
Ii1Ult SALE: iY Al>ut,lpU tt,,.
IL lIIlt),, I'D and III In Enilr.rt: '"ff.H &

CITY RE,tL I.sT4ITl.
J1olt, s.AI,l:Ii'Y 4; i; ,A,uf.rn loEb.,
- ''''''' ''' ind !',rit I; = istn4'fi;!,; sIi;s,
,,a,9t A"fhS" "'h'f W a"'i'r+ s'u hi. Md ,,c,.
ns.i'He st., M. ISL hon,o md Ii. n, w.. :,
:,nwcn;ay; =; feet fr,n.. W.
n, e ,!''ns
%s|%ss!!:ss nss!ii, :i%s.!y:',.4..,. ,.t,,
ssss ~ II aay. s9ss II II it''':' f"t. "f
; G"t,nsa dross.av Il Io's' tars troa. M e,., ,,.
1?"s;,se u.oso.ay., near rnsty:.cs,,,.,, a' ,'
w.,, !" ,,', @n;c i'll S"ls.s ;assais
~ nne s;rssn,.; near fors..ceoms, =, ~.
t'Sxs;.as" " Lit :ss'i titt,-.!r., ana r,f,v.,,,,,
n, "s t .afa T. y, a.! ''nt t''s! il luass. I",is
mn!M,., naaoer N se. ud I'LL si a' ,rhir; ras,r,
,tttitI.Hv: % @ IN bo1""''' Van Hurrn nnG ii,,au,
Tnrest:as.. near Th!rty-.lstt,-st. e.stns, ana A..
@ S ~ II gsis Ill o, ''
Is' rs'ny;s !y,x1 r.. n, n "r @ @sartr VAST 'front.'
is,nn:av;. , "rposite TnIrty-sls.',at, sls,s =,
;;I;x t,2;uas! Gs"5 H.; ;Ysh, a,, a..
;r ?
,,;i sls'.isans- noat slxtr'''rsts, s.sa Win
Aarho..r, h,.,ns2s property. reutea II. ssm,.
"i it"isis.,S.. S;, s :isS tnasp!e.rroa. ,uu.c vi,
"1r ',IF.i.''!. II Il, VIZ I',, sn
h,l,l turns to sl1lt lnisetia+sr4 S"as
III saSs1; ;s; M' NJ 'ta bes"cau r'rt,4s
1hlrty.ssv.at!i-sI naa lhIr.y seventh, eou,,. S.r
rw.,ity ril'.st. ttstweotl Sae and waLa,b.,,
9';:,,sss mt IT, s"ry ,yam ';
tyists. nIsr ii lots il. tuM pftess ~ sut ttf,a. H.
Wn1'as',.nv.. IL Hnnbcr Of residences and ,oc,,,
,ln,d;.t. NJ" H. la-rooih ''rst.cla.s lou,s ut ,,,
Ill i;vt nsaS ,.e nsty ~
&sss i.... "ss s.st a'f'as II ai,ss1. '?s' sti With
Ti.ry isls* n n'';s,.: ,,%:x ,,,x,,,., '
;a.rs!!;ay. e"rs:t coners....... ?..nrg md .,,.,
&s;' SsI i'5'; !"'s s;Yi: i, SSs,, %
vssy iw 1ca an iSI is tse. s'''''f""'a' q .
WS:s ';!,.asy;:Mx:. ncas %'hlnna.as, :.sorr ao..
aE% - AK ss II ,o,no-ar, iii feet 'front.' cha,
llnr!n,asaav. noar tonvrcss.st. .-stosy and t,,.,
Mcst iitrt,n. IL. ncnr ltol,oy. ono Int,
IiuI!s.av.. suFiut aiUUra-At. IL !ots an long TIM
M We.. s"'y 'afr5ss.,. sTn,si corn.r ,an v,,,,.
iTyInp:plnce. four fo,a ut. lonu time.
WGxt LuEkstl-NL, number uf desirable reafaot.,
Yer. ;.ake-st ,1ear Asl:l. ..'i1 u. % nsr.
:E %s, Gis 'Sy s.!s,; :' s' ss,su.
| SiIiWnuE,,5.px n u,.u,,,nr NJ f,vn,I.t,.,,o,h...
S1ny:ts s$rfer tn3o. and lot. .u,
FWu.t rtr ~. rn5 E'''ns .tI ,to.tst ~
.,ts in, III. ~" = -, ,m.. VI '"1a ha houses ot
AusS hS Lo ..n. " ,t,.H! u.H5 ,, Ia. FIN,
Wat f,h.st rnrns W,sni ,i,. III" ~ si1 ~ aa'sM
IN n,s .,s,mt Iist ~, tuA M s!oleta ad
| "Wnur f.n1x ~ rr.r 1tav,c,v e,xI,:
Wrsf t.E, ,xt nt"t nrt,Sn III ~ min = ni' ~, a,,,
| ,l.mEk.av nrhr Lnlnn d'nfk. t*ihry nno basemtnt
ss w.. .,,i.r M., f wt4r .; ssrI sas4p
nn I,m,,,i,t frinu iniI.sihy iii, Ely & &or
| bnt9u, ~
vi Wuss iIsk.st, corner po Kulu, thrce 1o. ~,
| lUw prIup. ''
aiies, Viii iwV.stmry ,rlcK bnS, Sp,sss sss,s tss
, 1881-11-05
11,TSJc

Tho Appellate Court will deliver opinions ut 10
o'Gluck Monday morning.
discharges from bankruptcy wcro grantod
yestHrlny 10 H. ", Nutler, Warren E. TylUr, aud
Finley D. IEuWn.
, 1881-11-05

lit tho estate nf Cornelius Kelly, ,lcccasel lot
ters OF administration were Erauteu to Wililum
Kelly, ulsr bo,,h for *10,11J.
In tho eatnto 1T 1ohu II. Richardson. tleecasel,
lnttGra Ut administration, werU tssiluu to john J.
Nltehel under Donll fur xU,UN.
, 1881-11-05
THE CALI WEDNESDAY,.
lupun TuLET-Jl1, DIS, Ut8, 35.., $50. t05, and
.JUllGslEETa.

IInGalksETa.
uNITnp STATnS UlROVlr CoUnr-IupnE I}Lop-
0Evr-S,hcley Darlington ". County OF Liv.
lngst0n, 81, 10.,GD
SUPERIOR COUNT -lvp0a 6Nl7H - lloucrs,
smith & Co -. Joseph l.cdercr, etsa.6T.-W. G.
!Xel Va. n: l.labor an1 u. ". itigaon, 9aE7.Gl-
laiinuis Watch Company Vi. 1oseeph 1edereF,
Samucl Gllckuuf, Joseph Luacrer, Hesnhard
, 1881-11-05
grokors, to Escape Discip'ining,
Must Complete Their
Contracts.
Judge Tuley 90 Decides, on tho Ground
that the Board Has the In
herent Power.
Some Talk Of tho Board Buying
TIP the Chamber Of COnl-
lnurCG.
The Bears Have It Their Way
in Wheat and
Corn.

Judge FHleF Yesterday afternoon aecmcd the
demurrer to tho bill fl tho caso nf Seymour,
Iiuut Il Gu. aualust tho Hoard uf Trade, This
"aa M 70 prevent 'no 'haFa ,'on ..sa"S ="
s.'spcnalnr con'rnl'i''nts ior non*pn1lofaans'
III their Contracts Fnr tic ano 0f AUGUST wheat.
It arc11f,s tint cnn,pluInunts. during July nnl
Aoan.t ,ns,. ,oji ;so.asl bushels Of August
wheat, nnd trpo'Ists! su,cst' tn the F1f'h Nm
tlenat link ~ nmrgIIs to snctlra tho ,lcnts.
TN the ,3'fs I" A1i9nst ',hnle' a.
Hakes' 'oe's p,'nc'a.; ''' WI. m".'' ttcy nis',
Ind made tue a"ose ,s',o, sues, ''!," na
s,ruin,u4 tt,cn fr,n, i,lnrsnv any VI tho nl,,yc-
r,,r,inn.., rnnr,,tn urrti,lrAt,s 1hcv theret,pou
refused To settle, uni nnc sf tho parties with
whon, they ind dealt nude II rnnnaint to tl1e
h,,,,l rrh n.kc,, n, t,uyr tncn, pi,surudrd, The
,o.s s''u ,.a.,r,1,,,,.,,. ~ nr.,r ,h,s tI,, iii
Hra"ets nccot''hRL', ~ tn'''' .'. NV w. ~ ~. @
tH restrn!n the hohf" from s'itS netpn' 'nc 'nt-
ter died n demurrer f1'Isn9 tho question,
,,t
, 1881-11-05

The Flrst National Hank Of Chicago began a
suit yesterday tor Saun0 nRninat tho County Of
Cook,
, 1881-11-05

New I!fe. vlgor. a,ti strcuRlh given to the uscl
n.1a iu!lrtn by lrown's Iron liltlets.
, 1881-11-05

Cradle. md Nirhota. Srnt2; verdict. q.":s5i.Sl,
nil,l n,ottoti fnr INV trut.
tIm'Efr i'ruHT--.luIMsE llnHEhs-Mlnn!n Ahri
vs. Frederick El,criefsi, slh1l.-W. f. 1falr Us.
\. Il. Ewing; vrr,lttt, ai.lsH.
, 1881-11-05

TNOR RSALE-aSTOltY AND llAsEMlk,a,!, !, !,
IL brick an ulliar!ti-st, near lltarbHf1''af'' "'@
1u1 to nlieyi aIe Investment. .,,,.,, tuE.
III In sal'stt
, 1881-11-05

1TOtl SALE-WEST MONfH,E:Sl:;y:oHyf
IL ls,nt tnt nEnf paulira, chaaI. Il. a''o'@''-
a., t5U In Hnllu-Rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

the Chicago and Northwestern Company. II had
been predicted that the dividends would be 3la and
per cent. The dividends declared to-day are
per cent on the common stock for the six month";
endedNovember 80 and 1a per cent on the preferred
stock for the three months ended November 80;
both payable December %. After the announcement
the comm on stock declined from 1913 having 50 ID
early at 128la) to I27. Reading is the only impor
tant exception in not closing lower than Saturdays
last figures and that at 69ss is only % higher than
its opening figure The market was nothing more
than the usually late brokers market but there was
further distribution of stocks successfully
made during the mornings excitement. The
market closed weak all around.
A good business was done in Government bonds
at rising figures for all gold issues except the con-
tinued S. the final bids for which are g lower than
Saturday The other changes are advances OF g for
the 4l2s Il for the Is and 30 for the continued Is
Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY. Dec. 5-P. VI.
large business was done at the Mining Stock
Exchanges to-day. but the bulk OF 1t was
done in few stocks. Robinson was active ana
showed steady improvement from the opening 10
the close, and ended at SIS against 5si SATURDAY.
State Line 2 and also was active. and with very
large sales rose from 145 to .9001.S5; and was
dull and only steady. and Oriental and Miller rose
from 40 to 4G cents. South Pacific fiuctuated be,
tween and 5ai. then declined 10 4.SO and ended
at $40. Bradshaw attracted some attention. ana
rose to s70sG cents Mariposa sold up to 4G3Sh
bu, Green Mountain was l. cents lower at 2.Do'
silver Clitf was weaker and fell to g.. The Com
stocks were dull but strong. The markets gener-
ally closed firm. . ,-- oo, lin,
Tie usual monthly dividend of S75,O0O-maklng
SO $50 600 to date-has been declared by the Oh..
{arlo Silver Mining Company of Utah, payaOle ~
the office of Wells, Fargo N Co, December TO-
Transfer books close December 10.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLA DELPHf4 STOCKS
!9Ijrsiby JDIS 1. DlYj - W. a. Pi-i-
MONDAY, Dee. 5-P. N.

NJ
For the FIRST hour after the opening of business
ut the Stock Exchange to-day great excitement
seemed to prevail, and prices advanced from
Il To per cent. Reaching was the
leading feature, and rose from 100 TO Ills, and
Denver and Rio Grande followed with an advance
from SOl2 to S17s. Louisville and Nashville, too,
was conspicuous because of n further advance to
1906 The advances for the general market arc
measured by fractions. After tho first hour there
was IA lull, and with it also came dropping IN
prices which continued without important luctu-
atoms until the close At the end
the decline was somewhat accelerated by
the stringency IN money. Some disappointment
also was felt mt the amount of dividends declared by
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Tutn since jam l So s9ls3sI ESQ 047s9l7 zen


IoyDoy Dec $3.50 D. m.-U bonds four and half
per Ccnt lG fves extended 10 three and half per
cCnta O5S,, Atlantic and Western first mortgage
trustees certificates, $685. Ems AIS New-forS Central
Central cOnsOls, ll5i keading 80 IA New
Yori Ontario and Western 32S.
LONDON $500 m.Parts afy1ces quote three per
ceur rrntcs francs % continues for this account -
LONDON Dec. 1900 p. m.-Bar SILVER Is quoted AZ
5l5isi. Der ounce ,o,,..
do tour and half per cents ll7 Erie i67 Reaching 3oS
IoNpOy Ie,. $50 n. Iu-Ihc amount OF bullion wun-
drawn from Bank OF England on balance to-day Is
G30000 ,h.a.
LONDON, Dee. $3.50 p. m.-Pars aivcss quote thfeo
per 50 francs 90 centmes for the account
$3.50 D. m.-EXchange GA London 20 lEFn"S
l., checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY,

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY,
SIX PER CENT MORTGAGE BoNDs
of 1911, Peninsular Extension, s., 900, 900,
in denominations of $1,000 each.
Dated January 1,1SS1. payable January
l. 1911. Interest payable April l, and
October, l, IN gold coin, in the City of
Now-York.
These bonds are secured in common
with the $2,OOO,00O of Series A, by
first mortgage OH the extension of the
road from Richmond TO Newport News,
together with valuable terminal property
tthe latter point, which, as the seaboard
end of an immense system of roads and
connections, radiating from the Chesa-
poalle and Ohio, will possess value
many times greater than the mortgage,
and largely increasing from year TO year.
Price. Par and Accrued Interest from
Oct. LIST. which to-day would DO
SI,oIO $1,000
FISK IL HATCH,
Nassau Street.
New-York, Dee. O, 1881.