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, 1881-05-20

DURING the Inst Paris Exposition mn
chino to concentrate tho rays Of tho sun for
heating, cooking, and dstiillux purposes, In
vented by Mr.. Mouchet, created quite horsa.
ton. A ao-calicd sun-kttcho1 WAS In full opcra-
tion, in which, with thu Md Of u 1arge bura'uR-
Rtass. roast beef. beefstcak, etc., were prepared
and sold to tho visitors. Not long ago tho
French Government In Algtors caused extensive
experiments to be made with bfr. bfouchcts In
vention. which wcro a&tonded with very fas ora-
bic results. An apparatus has been constructed
tho burntug.Glass OF which measures forty-two
Bquaro foot OF retcot1ng surface. Tho Hun-rnys
concentrated by this glass brought nno gallons
Of water contained In copper kett!o to tho boil
Ing point In eighty minutes md In ninety rninntos
produced eight attnosphcrps Of steam pressure.
Even during wlnter Biz gallons tof vino wero
run through distllling apparatus In torty-fye
minutes With tho MD OF this now motive.
powor pump could bo kept In motion which
lifted 900 gallons Of water ono metro high, md
Mt tho sAtuo tsno thrcw BtrDam for frriKatng
purposes twelve metres high. Tho machine WIS
kept In operation from In the morning until
lin tho nfterno0n without hoIng peroeptfbly
affected by prevailing wluds or passing clouds
This extraordinary SUCCESS hls induced French
capitalists to organize d company for the manu-
facturo Of tho Mouohet mAuhlhc, and It Ia tholr
Intention to Introduce 1t Ia Southern countries,
especially Africa, whore fuel is sonrce. THOR
capltal consists Of 100000 francs. Tho mn
chine performs oxcelIunt service for irrIgating
aud dstllllng purposes.
, 1881-05-20

Dh sfEMENs, tho German eiect,,,,,.
llescs no has solved tho propom p,'a.e'ah ~ h.
power ioe horae-cars, II not for n,ho =. 1notlse.
hls application Of electricity to ,hs H,'s1 eantr
tween berlin and suburb eix mi n,,a. ,.s'ieoal b.
exchange aays: According to ;ha s ssa oat. An
ratos'es. spced Of eighteen mtle. ~ ssole dr.
oastly ntsnncd by cur proy,dc1 ,,,sh ~ n9ut *s
between tho whoos. It Is obyIu,,. n ,ha, batter,
trlo motor might havp vast a,lv'n."I ss an cec'
e'thcr horses or stcam-cngtncs IN c,,,a. o'ss
poe'aliy on the escvate rarouds In M sae % ~
ilnu tho aaofcrFaneaa In London. 1mtnsa,letk s" letk
wonaefi'sl as nrc tho results a!rcady rassss, aa
tne nso OF electricity aa power, W. tav aesea h 70
mont" fe''''te aefelop-
, 1881-05-20

oS Tho 18th Of April the Dixie q, n.,.
WICK celebrated tho trtteth a,.nIycrsa,r u,as =. ~
rc'E1'' and on this day they had In tho t " Ut!
Hruns"lek-frco beer. Tho Brunswick Too,,,1! ~y .!
sa @ t. sys eEoa ot Of a. cit,
to tho ponrcr ctnsscs Sixteen thonsaHnif ifenisdoa
ot boer were demolished at tho city's o,nxss x.ases
chicaRo frec-lunehcrs will yIpo th.1. ."
when they hear OF this snunlaccncc ana .asp .a.N
Harrison will think that he made rn;.'!s %s'ss
whon no did not coletra.o hIa rc1leetIon IL
similar manncr. ~1'n
, 1881-05-20

v,,,,,ans TmE Earl =, Of Shrewsbury Is yoon.
yomns: no comsnlttca tho horr,t,oo t,ooI,as-sesy
rlani',s .wRy With mnrrIc; wn,a u'''ndcs oi
al athletic husband AMI lrc bt., ssa .e,s WIN haa
.ne pursuing rarty got soaetbor t,h.ness thnn When
tho appcarance ut n 'varsIir cs". s"ey Presented
breathing. md thoy xave sha .'sw ss', out for !
tremendous apanktng. They woia ii1"1sK Rart 4
to hosalty Itsclf,-lct alone r1a tha ~ naso iona
t,rana soncschal of ireland and rr",n nv nmeFsdsry
ss'.,.! usea. eata'n Mrs Munly, tbo e,aa Ess Of
eeaasitul woman. having dark. ill., hna s'o5ec, HI
;!sn chestnut mir. and elcar.cut festn,e rea'
c,gns yeats older thRn tho Earl .n,, =, saa
..as nor husband In vlew 1T sbo ex,sam ;. sald
2. ean nor companion has Determined ~ 5oath
, 1881-05-20
TIE MINOR OFFICES.

Tl1e following extract from the Senate pro-
ccclings OF yesterday illustrates tho power
ft,l interest which United States Senators
tako III tho matter OF patronage:
Ke1.oaa. offered a resolution calling upon tho
~ @ t c. of oeers erk
and e,nplnyts borne on tho rolls ot such Depart.
n,e1!s. toRetner with tho aato oi appointments
further lntormatIon'as 10 how many sttch c[nrks
S"toa s9nssf ho e %Ss
Nr. Sherman opposed tho resolution aud moyel
to go Into executive session; loSt-ycae, 1is
Mr Tlumb*s amendment WINS tpon ngrccd to.
sia,,ia a1a NJ. Kel'oSss resolution as amended was
MIR. rlumb's amendment helped KellogR's
resolution somewhat, but not much. For
good nla,iy years to come volunteer army
service OH the Union slide during the War Of
TIC Rebellion viii he d strong rccommonda-
tion for Government employment, and cer-
tatnly ought to have It's Influence when other
requirements arc present. But the original
Intention Of tho Kellogg resolution WAS
stnted to be tho purpose. Of ascortnfnlrg
wlletl4or the geographical distribution Of
patronage has been fair. Fnr Instance, Mr..
Kellogg wants to know whether LoulsInua
las rs many citizens III Office MS l,e thinks it
ought to have. alld whether some men hayo
not been credited to Louisiana who really
hail IRON other States. Tho question Is m
importtnence. What differences docs itmako
whether MI Incumbent Of minor place I'll
the Government service formerly resided III
Louisiana or tuot? II the enlploy6 Is conf
petent, honest, md faithful, l,e certainly
oueht MT to be displaced to mnke room for
, 1881-05-20

WHEN tho readers Of TIE TRIBUNE have
porusal tho following they will no longer be u.s.
tonlshod at tho colossal dlmnnstons which Cor
man emigration to this country hns assumed.
According to tho Derlt,ler Kolkszettun0 wcnyar
VINO works unnterruptodly sixteen hours day
can earn 10 ntno lays six marks t$l,14l, or In q
day 1{}s to 10 oonts, provided ono person oau aa-
slst iu the starohug Of the yarns. in drying,
sheartng, oto. III henvy colored cotton bed.
ticking seven marks t$l.os) may 10 realized
during tito Same space OF time With
tic assistance OF ono person for tho
snu,e purposes as ind,carod. 4 single
weaver, huwoycr, without any assistance
would mood from fifteen to sixteen days to pro-
duuo such pIcoo Of goods, and ILLS daily wages
would thou amount from IL to I2H oouts. Hut.
rs not nll wravers tan perform this labor,
tho greater portion Ut them must work In linen
and half -llnen articles which yield to a whole
family for sixty to sixty two metros, sa.60 to $50
marks for four rdays' incossant labor,-l. o., from
GIN to u cents In f0urdays. or LIZ cents a dayl
In ths spoo!ln1 and winding up OF tho chains,
etc., old people md children must asslst. PoF-
formlnY slei4 work these poor people llya on
broad suups, potatoes. and burned Hour. but,
% thoy are not constantly employed. the wolf
looks too often Into their miserable bowels. In
credible as It may scom, tho most Ut thcao poor
weavcss have not tastod noat tor yeara.
, 1881-05-20

AccorusnQ TO tna lntest alspalches from
eoastaht1hoplo TUG piuHue nus oFoKcn out "ltn
fone"ea Violencn " NeaIou, III aleSopo'aulla'
or Mcdscnea Az Tau efavo's ~ Monhmmeaans
pfefer TO eau tue piaeo. Dr. scnofo1' VINO mas
neca eeht tnefo oy tno 1hternauonal san'tary
commission ht tohstantlhoplo' sopolts that uue,
lag INC week ohalus may AttSs'1 putnohs alou
da'iy our OF ropulauoh OF ABOUT o'VU' ~ 9
goaoFa!lX aupposeo that tao !nuhuAAoa VI Tue
~" 'anas OF INC EupuEatea liver IL t4e o"iy
causo OF tho outbreak OF inc b1a8ue. or plaeK
death' Ihey ato conttloutlas, put no. tne
on'y, causa' Iho run cNusu o. tho pest1!c"oo
haa neon known lot ycafa 70 INC ters'ah ahd
Iurklsh do'etnmnnts' out tnes na'o uouo
nothing towafds 1ts prevention. iao o,aok
death Is not an uncommon disease 10 tnat pare
or heaopotamla lsln9 sputh"cat from na8aRo'
ootWaeh tRo s'Yht auoeo VI tho H'spuFates
and tho syr1ah ucseet' IL mas Inaao !ts
regulnr appearance thofo over sinco inc
ycar lsss between the months OF Deoonoor anu
Juno. III lsi8 and l87u 1t broko out IN the Cltics
or ba9dad anu H1il@h. ata aurlna eno pfeaeht
year It tnado III nrst apneaFanco III !)snara near
Ned1eu. Ia NcdJcH' or Aedsonoa Ati.ls tno
Krnve OF ALI the soh-ln-laW OF the frophot
Mahomct' From there 4eaas aosest roHut
marked out oy INC o'eachea bones OF chn!e's
and human oo1nss' 10 the so-eatIcd Lako Ea-
phratea, wnlca receives lts wafer 1nsonga Inc
tiInttao Cahal. 10 tue noftn"cst OF thls lARo ID
found tho 9olteil mosQuo and tho grave OF It"s-
so,R, tho son Ut Ca''ph AL ana tho dau9hter OF
tho Frophot- Thesc two olt1cs arn tho real
breeding. places OF tho dreadful dieeAse. TO
Nedle6 aud kcrho!1 tue sni!tes. or religious tot
luWors OF AN REd liusscln. cbtoty peEsfnpa. scnu
tho dead bodica Of thotr frlends and relatives,
bccnuso they boiisve that to DO buried
near Husselu's or ARl's grave Will assuro tholr
souls certain admission 10 Paradise. CarAvnn
aftGr caravan, each 1Aslol loadod With sw0 fcit-
covered coi'ans os, nAeh side, arrive thoro daily
md dUposit thoir 9tastly frotght for !ntortncnt,
which during months of trnvol from tho Persian
highlands has beon accomplishing and ia iiling
tho mir with Its postlontlat odor. Tho coills are
plHcei lii shallow trenches anil covered With
about nj Inch or two OF earth. hut this is not
all. Tho who'o country arounA Netljen haa oo-
cosno ono wat graveyard. and III consequence OF
tim frequent foods occurring IN the Eu.
rhrates aIl tho lands Oh both aides ot
the river nro inundated, tho !faht COW
or[ng Of earth IL swept from, tho collins. which,
balng nude Of light material, fall to ploces. and
thousands upon thousands ot corpses aro left
rottlng under the rays Of m Oriental sun. Tho
, 1881-05-20

TIE Administration Republicans ., y.,
York havo reached point whero ,bor ,.a.s .,s*
ford to bo mREnamlnous II Cornel, il ,asS.,. ~, o.
Join tho procession, he should. be Invited II ~
a scat In tho baud- vnxo,,. 'tsAo
, 1881-05-20

ALI lovers OF beer will, now that the hot
season IL approaching, rejoice to hear that Ar.
noulInfok. member Of the New York Lcglsta"
tuso, bus introduced 4 bill which prohibits tho
running and tapping of beer through loadap
pIpea. II anything IL deletes!oua to tue health
of tho bees-oonsumlng public, i ia tho forcing
of good beer through endleas coils Of lead. in
which IT, pan b9 quickly ooolaa with but little
expopsa. II these uowly-tayeutod iosclnx. a!s'
ohlues must bo tolerated. then it IL at loast de-
srable thar tho use Of !ea4en pipe should bo
abolished, and some material lcAs dangerous ia
the health Ut Those who consume the beverage
substituted. It IL = move In the right direction
by lhS Legislature OF New York, which sAou{d
, 1881-05-20

Entered at IN Post-0hes at Chicago. ILL., ~ seeond.
Cidss Matter.
For tho benont Of nur patrons who desire 10 send
single copias Of THE TRIBUNE through tho mall. wa
e,vo hor0yth the transient rate Of potthgo.
Qor,ssttt, Per Eppt
Flight and Twelvo rngo raper.......s....."..4 cent.
Forftgn
eight hua Twe.Tt faao Paper. snnts
, 1881-05-20

JupoE RonERTsoy's alluslon to ,1upca,,
naut was extremely happy. Tho gorshlns,, =,
JlEgcrllnut delighted to throw tham.ot.. w. y.
der tho unr Of their go,l, 4H@
, 1881-05-20

TFhfee.9tocksng rark.
lake-Frout, oppusiL WASHINGTON street Game Da
waan the Chicago md tluAtan Cluts et $40 p. n.
, 1881-05-20

S.,t 90 .m1tatcd by orr own f,o!on, MIN.
o 'As long NJ tho salo q, session
ue pron'n!tn' Il might as wcll IN psrr csuao,
.ho scnI, t'n ~ 70 ranner which viii '" , out b,
, 1881-05-20

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE hhs established branch
occs for Tho receipt Of subscriptions and advcrtsso-
ments as follows: .. -
NEW yUNK-ttoom y TFtbnns building. FIT. Nc
FAnDxN, Manager.
GLASGOW Hcottand-Allnn's American News
Agency. 81 Nonncld.st .....,.-
LONDON. Eng-Ar1orlcan Exchange, 10 Stf
f1xNnf r. G1tIto, ARons
WAHftlNlTuN. D. c.-,3tp F street.
, 1881-05-20

LIFE concessions made by the Trusslan
Minister OF Education to the RonAn Catholic
clergy rccently arc enough TO satisfy oven tho
u,ust rabld ultramontane. According toa stat0.
nlent Of the KArHer Foznanshu, tho organ Of
Cardinal Lcdoahowak!, In tho Province ot 'osen.
DR.. Chorasxowakl has With tho consont Of the
blIntstcr Ut Education, commenced TO tancl tue
Catholic religion axain to the pupils OF the gym.
uasltm at QneBon, after having bean deprived
OF this privilege for eight yoars. This oAso n Of
peculiar Importance, booauso such u deviation
from tha system heretofore adhered to means,
more particularly Tor the Province Of Posen, a
concession In reference to tho national policy.
Tho Catholic pFiests Of Tho Province Of FoscT'
uro not alono xculous defenders Of the Ultra.
mo1,tane ctlu1e, but also enthusiastic supporters
Of tho Polish aRltaton and tho hIttesust ene-
n,Ies Of tho 0ermans. For this reasul chiefly
this copoas4ion deserves tho particular attcn'
ton Of all political pIrclas.
, 1881-05-20

THE reports OF jewish persecution In Rus
sin continue. aud eaeh Iay adIs new horrors
to tha accounts. The victims are fleeing
from RussiA In crowds, Their houses are
burned. their places of business are plum
dercl. their synagoxs are brokon np, aud
those who are too poor to NY are horribly
naltreated. md in many places aro not only
suffering but starving, The worst foaturo of
this brutality is the absence OF any protec-
tion. The Russian authorities appenr to be
incapable Of Qaclltg the popular tulnult, aud
The crazy, Ignorant, superstItlous mob is al~
lowed to haye Its own way III maltrcatLng u
peoplo who are guilty OF no oifense. Their
situation not only shows the real feeb1eness
OF Russian authority iii Internal affairs, but
1t " q disgrace to modern civilization. II
{}ussla cannot do anything to protect these
unfortunates, tlan tue other European Pow.
>era Should mako their influence felt.
, 1881-05-20

Mucu has beon aaid and written In refer,
enoo to whether or not tie assaslns ct the Cxar
weFo tortured to force confession from th0ln
~ to their organization, Tbs cqEFespoadeps Vt
, 1881-05-20


===--=
THE LOSS AND GAIN.
AS " peeolies ho4o "A4a usoAo Ptop"o'e
every day that Mr.. ConkltnK's sensational
resignation will result In his permanent re-.
tireincnt from tho Sunntc, and perhaps from
nil public life, II is In order to estimate tho
relative penalties and advantages Of tl,is new
order of things, IIel Mr.. Conkltng died and
thus left n vacancy in the Senate, tho pre-
vailing system Of public eulogy would hnye
nccor{lc,l him In somewhat fuiso,ne terms
nil tho brllliancy which his friends laye
claimed for him, but ,,o doubt would I,uyc
becu felt in any quarter about the continued
welfare of the Government or tllo prolonguu
prosperity and usefulness OF tho Republican
party, But II Mr., Conk1ing gGss uut Ut n,,t,-
lie life like tIasl In thu pat1, and after few
years shalt only be remembered ylytdly by
men whom, he has bcfrlendcd or offended, tho
oucstio,, nrfscs whether he Inns becl, 50 great
n mai, as las buen almost universally con-
ccded. People will begin to search back among
tllo records for oyitlcl,ccs Of any prepol,.lcr-
atiuv influence hc has excrted upon tho vitul
oI,rstiops of tho day, 4 good many pcrsotls
who have submitted to the general adn,lra-
ton e1yep the ex-senator will begin to won
der whether pretcusc, sham, and arrogance
had not served him In tho place Of great
states,na,,sbip. At nil events: 1t will be diff
fIcult to recall my historical uublfc measures
with which Mr.. ConklEllR's lanlo Is identified
~ tho originator, organizer, or leader. Ills
most conspicuous appearances tiaye certainly
been i'll connection with party tactics or
party intrigues.
, 1881-05-20

The mills Of tic gods grind slowly, but nj
Is reported In Washlngton) they g.lnd e1ceei.
ing small.
, 1881-05-20

Central MuA1c.1xAll.
Southeast corner Randolph and Statc. Lecture
~ Col. Kobort q. 1ngersoll. Subject. "The 0roas
inudnit.H
, 1881-05-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ORIENTAL. LODGE, Nh. Si, A.. +. and A. M..-tacg.
Hy OeaDt +. u. uEECIlElf, W. ht.
, 1881-05-20

LATEST ntlvices from st. Petersburg to tho
Eoc{ntsche ZettuH9 state TINT tho name OF tho
real murderer Of Car Alexander H., who died
In the hospital few dnys after tho assassination
Of wounds received by throwing tho bomb, md
who porsistently refused to giya bis uamc, was
QriwcpotzkE. 1Io wn8 student of tho Tcchno-
logical Institute. Tho NihilEst who wus oxhlb-
ftrd at police headquarters has been recognizud
as the person whom 1Syasnkow In bis examlna-
ton called 1.-THE invalid" His! name Is Sell
wRnow. Three fingers arc wanting On bis right
hund, which be lost In experimenting with cx.
plostyos. Tho ox-Colonel and friend Of tho
OrAud Duke Nicolal Constnntfnovltch IL Col.
siasino, Formerly Colonel OF Il regiment
Of Rnntnrmcs. Ho WINS arrested before tho
Grand Duke, who had an interview with him In
prison. Tho Language used On both sides during
this Interview WIS loud and furious. Tho noxt
day tho Grand Duke waB also placel under ar
rest, Iio Is still confined IN tho Palace at Paw
lowsk, whore bis u,othor, Alexandra josofownn,
yis!ts hin daily. She Is said to entertain hopes
that her sons scntonco OF lifelong fmprfson.
ment will be commutcd 10 cxpatrihuon. But
this hope ls probably doomed to disappointment.
Tho Grand Duke's photograph has boon exhib.
tied by tho police authorities to all tho porters
ind janltors ot,hoI1ses troquontad by tho Mill
ists, and he has bcen recognized "a q constant
visitor Of thoir Quart1rs. His photograph ia
also contained In tho Nhllsst gallery ut tho st.
Petersburg police headquarters.
, 1881-05-20
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, 1881-05-20

Lake Front.
Foot OF Madison stroet- HcIls Brothers Cfrcus md
MenuxcrIe. Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-05-20

Grand upern-Ifonae. ..
r1e.k street, ppposls now Court-Ilousc. "Roons
, 1881-05-20

AfcV1cker'a Theatre. .
Natieon street. between stnto and Dearborn.
EnRhgomont Of thu Madison -Squaro Theatre Com.
pnny. "Hn9al Ktrkc"
, 1881-05-20

Olympic Thentre.
rlprr street. between l.nkc and randolph. Fn-
gngeu,ont Of Nils Fanny Louise buckingham. MIA
geppn."
, 1881-05-20

AG0g1er'h THEATRES
Isnnfo1pl1 street. betwGen Clark and La sale.
Enenaomaut Of the Steele Sfnokaya Compare "Won
II tAAsh
, 1881-05-20


LONDON. EnR.-Aroflcan Exchange, 10 StfAnds
f1rSnf +. G1tIto, ARont
WASHINGTON. .. Z. .-l3tp stroet.
AMUsEA1ENrs.
Grand flrern.Ifouae.
.f e,ss sss.s street. 0''''' no" c'n''-'''' "h''n'
lTouley'a Theatre.
I1nufo1rh street, bct@Gen Clark and La NAe.
snsaaamaut Of the Steele staotays Company. avon
II Last"
Afcvlcker'a Theatre. .
Matjson street. between stAto and Dearborn.
Engagement Of tho A1Adspn-Squoro Theatre Com
pnny. "Hazal Ktrtc." ~
Olympic 'Thcntre.
r,prr street. tefwccn l.nko and ltando1ph. En-
gnEeu,ont Of Miss Fanny Louise buckingham. "Aia-
seppn."
Lake Front.
Foot OF Madison strnet- SELLS Hrothers Cfrcus and
Menagerle. Afternoon md oysnIns.
Central MuA1c.1xAll.
Southeast corner Nnndolph and Statc. Lecture
" Cul. Kubort q. tngeroll. Subject: "The 0roat
inudess." .,
Hershey IEntt.
Madison street. betweun poarborn and state Mu-
tftal entertainment.
whfte.stocksng Tart.
lake-Front oppusiL Washington atreet Game be-
wean the Chtcaau ind 1,uston Clubs et $40 op. N.
A~s...4A.EE ~sEa..s.E
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
ORIENTAL. LODGE, Nn 81. a: =. and A. M.~-ncg-
snr Gonnuu'oado" Tonight, S hnt!Gg;ise Rn1 "Stk'
"ttMXHLEs cATLlN. secretary.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

full retailing, No. / !; trial by jury;
verdict, not guilty.
State VS.. G. J. Skidmore, unlaw-
full retailing; trial byjury; verdict,
guilty; fined s23.35.
State VS.. c. J. Skidmore. unlaw-
full retailing, No. 2; trial by jury !;
verdict, not guilty.
State VS.. G. J. Skidmore, unlaw-
full retailing, No. 3; trial by jury !;
verdict of guilty; fined s23.33.
State VS.. John Busch, unlawful
retailing, No. 3; Indictment quash-
State VS.. Henry and William
Penley, petit larceny; trial by jury ;
verdict, guilty, and term in county
jail fixed at 80 days, against VIM.
Penley, and not guilty as to Henry
Penley.
All of the several indictments
found last term for unlawful gam
ing, and keeping house where gam
ing was carried on, were quashed
for want of conformity to the stat
ute.
Civil business was disposed Of by
the Court during the week as fol-
lows:
list National Bank VS.. M. P.
Amiss, w. H. Mattingly and J. A.
Amiss, on a forthcoming bond
judgment by default for $4,000.
John w. Stout was appointed
Commissioner of School Lands and
duly qualified.
}. r. Tavenner and E. H. Wells
were appointed as trustees of the
Baptist Church, in lieu Of E. l..
Gale, decd, and Okey Johnson, re-
moved from the city.
Erparte Rose Taylor, upon petit
ton, a writ of habeas corpus was
awarded to the jailor of Wood coun-
ty requiring him to produce the
body of John Athey, minor con-
fined in said Jail, with the cause of
his detention.
J. M. Heinsfurter, agent Us. Sam
uel Greenfelder, upon motion to
stay execution; petition granted.
Henderson Bros. Us. Charles K.
Leonard, order of sale of mare and
colt, attached in the cause.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

No. stops at all stations. IN
Trains % and 30 Will carry passengers oe
tween Chillicothe and Parkersburg. -
Accommodation train leaves Athens u, a'
25am, arrive at Parkersburg at 9:40am' he,
turning leaves Parkersburg at :COpm, arrive
at Athens at 7:30pm. .noir
Wednesdays and Saturdays an extra ~ az W.
leaves Hillsboro at 7:50pm, arrives al Blan.
chester at S:45pm. Returning, leaves biln at
chester at S:55pm, arriving dt Hlllspoio" d
9:50pm. IN
Trains Nos. 2, 10, and 81 have Palace cars IL
Cincinnati. ,,+b
No trains on Hillsboro or Portsmouth,
branches on Sunday. 4
JAS. H. STEWART, Superintendent
THos. p. BARRY, GenI Ticket Agent.
j. +. ROSE, NJ. of L.
JOHN ADAIR, Agent.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20
Laurel Fork & Sand Hill Railroad
w. Va. Transportation Co., Lessee

VOLCANO, w. Va, May "A. 1SSo
ON an after this date trains will rpr
Ofollows: VII d.
with Express mail West. 0'ing
No. 2 leaves Laurel Fork Junction at le.l5ors
No. 4 leaves Volcano at 5:l0pm, connectil1
with Express mail East.
No; 4 leaves Laurel Fork June. at 6:l5pm.
EXtra.-Monday mornings only Taor
Volcano at 7:s0am. Leaves L. f. Junction q
S:25am. al
No. will wait 80 minutes for DELAYED f.
press from the East. "a
No. will wait hour for delayed Exnros,
from the West.
NJ. C. c. CHURCH, Secretary
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20
Stockholders Meeting.

| holders of The Mutual Building Associa-
ton will be held at their office on Wednes-
day, May 4, 1881, at u O'Clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose Of electing a Board of Directors, and
transacting such other business as may law
fully be done ut such Stockholders meeting.
THOS. P. BUTCHER, Secretary.
April 6, 1881.