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q, Corn for 0ctoberm9S "a m at 60K, $50 m at
m at 57$s; 1.O2 p m at 81; call 6O5Ac.
Oats for September-9.5O IN at 80 "a: IN 2o n m
at 36c; 11.3O m at 36Ac; II 80 q m at 3e5ac:
l.O2 m at $3.50; call at 356s; Oct 371sc.
Dry Goods Wholesale Marker,
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. g. Co., Drv Goods.
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 81 g. 56 Middle street:
UNBLEACHED COTToNs.
aeavy 80 in. tag Fine 74........14@17
I Hou. 90 90 III o72tg IN Fine S-4.......16G2O
Light 36 in. g Fine "a. .2OSa2s
Fine 40 in. ING 8 Fine 1914. .271sa321h
BLEACHED CoTToNs.
Best 80 in. .11M@13 Fine ga. ,..15 02o
Med. SO in. 8 oil Fine 7-4.19 go
light 33in.. 6 a 71a Fine 8-4..'2i S2S
Fine AZ 10 OLA Fine 94.'25 Gs0
Fine BALL GIT Fine 1O-4. :. .271s@S21s
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TICKINGs, ETC,

Tickings, Drills s0
Medium. IL GA lSatteens. -. S6 91s
, Light. -. @lo Cambrios. -: -. So 5ls
Ducks-Brown 9 @12 cotton Flannels. 2aI5s
ea..; Fancy 12A@1eHtTwine & Warps 1sa2aN
oa'..ns- 6 5000. NJ. -. IL 4a@1Y
ooo'..........SS. ......s. 81A@101@
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1890 P. MI

The President has been tranquil, and has
not vomited since the morning bulletin, but
has not yet rallied from the prostration OF yes
terday afternoon as much as was hoped. The
injections administered are, however, still re-
tanned. His pulse is ia, temperature 1873 and
respiration Is.
(Signed) D. HAYES AGNEw,
ID. w. BLISS, sa
-t" j. X. BARNES, +
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
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SPO X ZEN.

June IL, lat N, Ion 81 W. ship Florence, Leon
ard, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
July II, lat N, Ion 81 W. ship Valley Forge
from New York for San Francisco
July n, lat A. Ion AZ, barque John Chase
Huntlev from Santander for Baltimore.
Aug 7. lat 80, Ion a. brig Thos Owen, Pressey
from New York for Vera Cruz.
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FROM MERoHANTs' EXCHANGE.
MEMOIR ANDA

Sch Katie Mitchell, Eastman, from Augusta fol
New York, with lumber. while passing through Hell
Gate 14th, misstayed and went ashore on Hallett's
Point.
Sch Robert Leighton from Perth Amboy for Bos
tor put into Vineyard Haven 18th with loss of head
of foremost.
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--latest by European steamers]
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst, Momentum, Foster, from
Galveston.
of Tuskar 26th, Alex Gibson, from Liverpool for
San Francisco.
Ar at Sydney, NSW, July IS, Titan, Norris, from
Boston.
AR at Brisbane June II, j H Bowers, Hardness,
Sydney. NSW.
Cid at Cebu June 3, E L Pettengill. Pettingill.
New York.
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Steamer Falmouth, Hall, Boston for Eastport and
Sch Mary Pickard (Br) Wilson, Frederiekton NIB,
with RR ties to Geo P wescott. ia IL
= Sen Clorine SBF' Pearl Moncton, NB-RR tiss to
Sch MontezuIpa, (Br) Melanson, Fort Acadia, NIB,
| with wood to FSYeaton & Co.. M
Sch Island Queen, kimbalL Western Banks, with
Sch vulcans Bartlett Pembrake-nails to Emery
Sch Helen Maria, Elwell, Hurricane Island, with
Sch Express, Foster, South Thomaston-paving to
W Eaton.
Sch Provincetown, Gray, Castne.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-lime
to CA B Morse T.
Sch Catalina, shore. with 40 bbls mackerel.
| Sch.Magnet, Eastman Harpswe
Cleared.
Brig ttbbie II, tBr) Hopkins, Matanzas-Phinney
Sch E G Willard. Adams, Phladelphia.-E G
Willard.
Sch Polly s. Glarissa Ball. Boston-E Freeman.
Sch Minnie g Taylor. Taylor, Kennebec to load
fotNew Yorks Ryan & Kelsey.
Blake.
Sch Brunette, Babbidge, Belfast-Kensell 8 TABOR
Son l. Crockett Crockett, Bangor-S w Thax-
= Sch Charlie S. Willie Weed, Rockland-Kensell s.
.::.sloop Montery; stone, St deorge4N Blake
ship rfeiades, of Of Bath, 1910 TONS now lying at
Central wharf, has been purchased by Messrs Chase,
after han from this port. CAPT VIM E Frost will
i command her... .,te:'.... &..'i 's.'.'s.s'a %.
e-.-.,.i FROM QUIZ 'uoRRfsPoNDENr
WISCASSET, Aug Gar, schs l. Burnham,
Howes, and Herald. Frisbee Boston; Minstrel, Col
by. do.
Augl1-Sld, sch D W Hunt. Colcord, Baltimore.
l. Aug l2-Sldy schs Satllla Barker, for Savannah;
L Ida T. Fitch New York.
Aug 144-Sld, sch Herald Frisbee Boston.
Aug lb-Sld, sch Minstrel, Colby, Boston.
Aug I6-Sld, brig Geo Burnham, Staples, Port au
Prince; sch l. Bnrnham. Howes, Galveston.
|. FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
SSldfn Liverpool 18th inst ship vigilant, Ross,
San Francisco; G Blanchard Cakes, do.
Ar at London 18th inst ship State of Maine Small,
Hong Kong.
Ar at Bowling 14th inst. brig Osseo, Peterson,
Portland.
AT Queenstown 9th inst, ship Oregon, Pennell,
from San Francisco) for Fleetwood.
Sid FIN Cadiz 18th inst, barQue John Campbell,
Haley, Portland.
MEMORANDA
Sch Katie Mitcnell, Eastman, from Augusta for
New York. with lumber. while passing through He'll
Gate l4th, misstayed and went ashore on Hallett's
Point.
Sch Robert Leighton from Perth Amboy for Bos-
tor put into Vineyard 18th with loss of head
of foremost.
FISHERMEN.
ID TN1r w.
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=
Our store will be closed
on Friday, August19th, for
taking account of stock.
PREVIOUS to that time.
SPECIAL BARGAINS, will
be offered i'm Ladies' Mo-
hair and Linen listers,
Print Wrappers, Lawn and
Cambria Suits, Light Dol
mans, Nantes and Jackets.
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RI P. MI

The Presidents symptoms are still grave, yet
he seems to have lost no ground during the
day, and his condition on the whole is rather
better than yesterday. He has vomited but
once during the afternoon. The enenamata are
retained. AT present his pulse is 120 temper
ature $50 and respiration 10.
(Signed.) d. HAYES AGNEw,
ID. w. BLISS,
a. j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Immediately after the bulletin was issued
DIR. Bliss remarked to representative of the
Associated Press that it was conservative
statement of the case, and it is, generally
speaking, an indication of improvement.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST IT.
Sun rises ...5.06 High water, II NJ. $50
Sun sets. ..".......7.02 Moon rises. IL 20
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> This circular is presented by the un.
dersigned, Wholesale Dealers and Manu-
facturers of Portland. The Merchant
and Manufacturer will here; find 10nven-
iently classified and indexed, general
merchandise and sulnliesl Of. every de-
Trade by firms whose facilities, expert.
ence and enterprise have given this City
an henOred position among the Whole.
sale Markets Of the country.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

TUESDAY. August 16.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchester, St John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
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New York Stock aud W sney Market,
~, By Telaaraphi q r'-'.'f-

l.. ...new York Stock NlsneY Market.
By Tefesraph.) = :
50 NEW .foR6. Aug 16=-,Evening. money market
active at 496 on call closing at S; prime mercantile
I PAPER at Exchange weak at 481s4 for long
483% for short. Goyerpmepts weak and NaN
lower. State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds gen
'eralfy weak And lower 49, sas..l F".s -,
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggresat-
cd 354 1872 shares s-'''t' 'f'" ''fs1 ~ s~'F8-'s
The following are today's closing quotations of
Government securities:
United States 6's, 1881, ext................iO1B
Unlted states new 6's ext ...................i01B
United States newl4Hs's, reg.................113
United States new AIS, coup. ..1141s
United states new - @....,- 1161s
Pacific 6s Of 20 >. Il N-13QP
Tho following wsre the closing quotations of
stocks: ,Sz-s-s-ss-fEsz - q
, 1881-02-12

ahoyc TIM = per cent limit might tho tnx~cat-
lilg l'llnfncrs In the Chicago Council "drum
nrrrssary"? One nf tho 1lrnlhnrs Of tho
llnisp, in noto culllng attention to this
bill, says:
~ the Editor NJ 7At fhitopn Tribune.
SrRfS3riEtn. Feb. lp.-lncInsrll ts hi1i. Sen.
q" 'i's." whlc!, Will rxrln'n ,t.eIt tons
tin of rIivs. lfihls si,otnli ,,nss. i ws,,Ii 10
a., ,siSr ssr y e ~, gss p ap ;n,elt ny
50 1t strikes me.
MILITIA MATTERS.
Special Dfspaith 10 The Ch!tdao Tribune.
SrRlSorsELp, Ill.,, Feb. li.-N1nj. Elliot
Duraml, Ut tho Illinois Natlonal Gnnr.l. "
here lonkfng after militia Interests III grl,-
eral. lie Expresses himself ms being well
pleased witt, tho prospects Of favorable lesEs-
latton on military questions, aud leaves for
Citleagn Tonight.
M'wi1.t.tANs' srl:c1AI INVESTIGATING coM.
sttt'rl:E
mct thIs afternoon null tDok nm three or four
Oil null lnuS,y complaints n:Ilnss the Rail-
nts|ntf tn the COMMITTEES by the CU,nlnisstul.-
crs themselves III response 10 tho il,yest1ga.
lnrs .rcutlest. III order tn gct ut tho irsle ILL.,
nsis VII IL y e t$a; y st s eHSts1nS ~ a,'s s'pxt ,x
Thursday evening Mt tho Icla,N!.
Tho rallrQnH resolution Tired Dtf by Tom
Mitchell II, tho House to-day ts lunkc'l npo,i
by the knowing ollcs rs Il little rlecu Ut
AIr. Mitchell :. was II, .cutulinie fnr
Speaker If tho llnusr, mil II elected would
probably hive. appnlnte.l another i.iAil tIlaM
t,hAtte Ms tho he:sts centre OF tho ltnItr0uA
ENlllnlttce. ,Tllart. Is an Impression nbrDhtl,
hnwevrr Incorrect 1t Mi,,y be, tint Chateu
WILL NOT SEE THE RAILROAD COMPANIES
Cit1lri.ED on MANNED
by legislative rnatitncnt II liu r:t., properly
prevent it. Shun!tl the kntroad Committee
refn!e T" report lmek the 1i!ts which It y II.
strets. 10 f9tats,n1l \ Is i'ts lsniy
fully covers tlM subject Of lnnlinE,
preston ,nisiit Lt siEl,tly conirlneH. In
tl1at Event s,,ir Of the t,ranErrs may be npt
appointed Il man somewhat nore after
thetr own hcnr.s tlms, clafeet mn. that,
II Mitchell l,lmse l,nt! obtalnrd tllo
Sprakcsship cake, he would l,ave l!Mc tflu
generous; mid proper thing BY them. Whether
which peoklu will probably ngrcu to dis
agree.
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
were to4lny filed with tho Secretary OF State
by tho Chigago 4 Norsl, Shore Railway Conf
st"y sfsiors ensaE0 \: T. lols e. Il u. 3o,ss re"k ak
NJ. Staples, .JMnu's Wiimott, |. y. Stiles,
Ch1saHo MD. Frank li.:caIins, New lnrls.
TlM proposttl route Of tho rt'Atl Is from, CHI
SaEo to Luke Forest a,!d tic isslEll i Is to to
distance through tic city.
Tic Governor las offered a reward OF $500
for the arrest Ut the iltrteEnr Of James Nc.
Mai'os', who wns Et!led III Chicago Aug..;
last.
Tho Secretary, Of State today Issued II.
ccnso to organize to tie 1In!l's Composite
Ship COMPANY, ,Chlcngo; ubjeet.. to huIl,I
y:sSclT; espltal' sso9 9so; eeriorators, J; D.
, 1881-02-12

Jlf{YV{{ Fra Fra! ..,oaf9 ID 7
A t!nzcn men were Watering lhe's s.tM',,,,gtls sp
Mlglra,b uyultuo saloon WheE tWH =" ,,litv =.
c1,je,i out, "i;cutlutnrf. Mll,w 'i'r ~ The BIZ
ym to Capt. nro.t,. or Ch!rasos. C s.,,h 1A
wha wns lueEeA up III Il ino'i i.vtsh j rtts
for. ,wu lnuEa, armed oIiy ,,,,'. W." strpped !%
ward ui.d shx,k nal,Is, as,d tnsitrai VI
tndrluk liz had 'mbitc4 threS sa aIhu hsu ord i
nn1 gnt two ct{Ars il ls l"ear'.t :an'.t hass II IL
sn.if" II don't ltliak l.9 "ns !na W..
ym. kept him alt win INV ot "a -
"Ltcied In, wcro ynuT" .c".,a!St'i ci,S for aryo9s
ont ii tue dor bud becn too lt,'ts" ind
NJ" Well. y,u were htFo; II nI. n.
;hoy call Ii It po.die, quietly rcp!tsaa I'D I'D ~.
Nj 10 sl!A fur tho door. IAo ,,rs et aiHa33 -
hlnl, bat tho lr4t min out "f ooo''
tho hest SHOW tu uSu Ills ltxa.
, 1881-02-12
Tho shameful Vtcieet Specializing.
IL Tho EittHT Gf Tic EHitna0 Tribune,


CnlcAuu, Feb. t0.-Apply Mt lInycrly's bog
nt[lco any tme during tho Iny for seats to Her
Mnjcsty's Oppra" MID ynu will 10 told Tint
everything Is sold" Go nro,lna nEnin In tho
eyonfnE ur ut Tntfnee, after tho performance
tsH hcgur, md you chlt nlwny8 Rct s0lnG of tllU
bcst seats ut regular rntes. Tllusc scts tllnt
tHyo becn MT In tho hants ut tho spectators
with ~hum Anpleanrl ANtl ilnycrly hre III direct
pArtncskhip, and, being utsn1d. hnye l,ecu re.
turned tu lie disposed 0t Mt tho tfcvunIh hOnr
by x~ttlICc caslfeticvhtea. During the tlAy ynll
vii! 10 tulu ut tim Iox-uIlce thlt tito scais nre
"AlI suh," but that ynu Will tiH advertisements
IN tho Apers tnnE whcra Vtl0d UhGs r.tD 1u tIl1-
tnnr1 1T spscnlatnrs wna told ~ yesterday;
trcits nf tni,1G hnsD hccn told 50 hally tnr ttlo
t,1st week or twn tnn1l'l ono of thehu sppc'-
Madison struot rum -accr; another waA;l railway
tfcRtt-neuiper ten feet underground IN II Clark.
street dive. They charged 81 for uyery Ticket
III" rsg,.lntion swtl. OF cour.e 1t af oac!, saio
reuoer, nrd tho other 81 is dlylIel between
Tio ia.icr il ua,Iur ITO particular obligations
10 GalaAR0, although It wnlil snc!n to bo enough
charKo VI for thrGAdbIrv, operas RivUn rs MI
only rnlr troupe with shabby scenery utid COS
tuu,es. flut !lnvurly owrs cygryIhlnH to Eu-
cAgo. Thts city Hat!o Inn. md hu uwca st,,,le
'tcGtcy tnie III return. Tntss fur he hls tloEu
nsu af il building belonglnx to tho public nt'n
very Hn .ostn nri III. rUtlsr,ls This An other
tuvurs by openly stnndIug In with tie worst SUIT
i. d uscesa to ntswcr that Ito isn't to blame;
hut It ii ati tho ags 1T tho apeoulatars nlotp,
aloH!ckcr trnSe cot!elnavely 'lnr!a!s thc Burn.
@ hnEsit ensaa9n!ent that ther1 eti!d ho nntan M o.
publIu Except y llrNut collusto with iLu ttlsll!.
MErrs. alu sslue!etIed thu swnd!e. md Bo c6uh
Anptcsnl! nf,'i tfnytrly II they did mt lin! ii
;Il%!o satisfactory 10 themselves tn p"rtc'l~se
, 1881-02-12

In tho matter OF tho cstnte aG AIcxan'crH u
Crawford, deccnerd. letters OF administrator
wera ss,ictl to Ellen Crawford, Under npIrurcd
hunt nf $lDCSN.
III tic matter OF tho estate Of sfnry ttars'.on
t!GGeMsGtf, letters or administration wcre issled
u Henrietta \. Buthrrluttu. usmlrr Iunl 0f S..3A
In ul0 nlnttor Of the rslAtt Ut l,erl,url Hughes
tlcec,@ed. proof Ut VII wns filed, ali, letter.
tcstHnentary tsstlrh to Thonlns i. k!lstlL,
uilder bond Uf S;l7 GU.
, 1881-02-12
A Bill introduced to Prevent Rail-
road Companies Pooling
Their Earnings.
A Measure in the House Of Interest
to County School Superin.
tendents.
The BILL Preventing Fraudulent Prnc-
ticcs OF Justices Of the Peace
Ordered Printed.
sonator Whito'a Bill to Repeal the Two
Per Gent Limitation on City
Taxes,
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
nEroItrA OF COMMITTEES.
sptctat D,p4teh to The Chicago Tribune.
Srn1SGrlE1.p, ILL.,, Feh 1l.-Tho Srt1ato
received n number Df bills from cotntnttccs
this morning. Tho action OIL tic important
measures wns teleyrnphcd Inst night
WoMAS-suFF1tAUE.
Senator Lewis presented Il resolution lo0k-
lrg toward Ill amendment OF tho Cnllstttt-
tion permitting women IL yut8 fur School
Trustees. 1t WIS tnld over nnttcr tile rules.
Hills WE'VE rEEsESTEn AS FOLLOWS:
by Senator Shut: For the relief of nunl-
bcr of contractors who built The State Indus
triol University Mt Champaign. Thcsc Claims
aggregate S21,000. Tho bill was defcnted at
the last session.
BY Scnntor Tanner: Amending the SEC
tlons OF thu 1teyrnlle law, providing for tho
redemption Of laaltls sold to thu State for de-
linuucnt taxrs, by allowing sale OF tho fn1ids,
Where The value Of the property forfeited Is
less tlai the amount Of taxes, 1t chi, be sUld
for whatever 1t will bring.
BY Senator Arttry: To prevent railroads
front pooling their earnings, 'ntld requiring
tho Railroad anl Warehouse Commissioners
to bring suit OIL complaints fled in sllcli
cases. 1t Is a copy Of Il bill to be introduced
in the House to-tluy.
i,y Senator Ntarsl,nll: Providing that
County Superintendents shall visit schools
without direction Of County School lioards,
as nt present they are compelled 10 10. 1t
also provides for the maintenance of county
teachers Institutes,
BY Senator Shaw: Giving the Commission
Of Cla!Ms Jurisdiction OF cases claiming
,ainagrs nrssIng from tile building nf tho
EnpperAs Crepk dun. on tic lltnnls River.
by Senator Needles: Making npprnpriR.
tl0ns for the State board Of Agriculture.
House bills wcrt ttle1l
HEAD A FIRST TIME.
Senator Bcnt's bill! permitting cities and
Villages 10 license the sale Of elder WIS Or
llered to third reauing.
The President announced that NIL business
before tho Senate linll IeGn disguised IT. ,llMl
that body adjourned until Montluy afternoon
Mt 80 O'Clock.
, 1881-02-12
THE HOUSE,


Special Dtspatth to The Chicago Tfibuna
SrluSGr1EI.p, ILL.,, Feb. l1.-A few more bills
were fired In Oil tho opening Of the House
this morning.
OtMa1l, Of Stark, got In ono to require ed
ucAt[onnt qualifications OF County School
Supcrintendents alld to increase their con-
pOnsation, giving tho1n 5 per cent co1nints
si0ns OIL tho ninollnt of sales Ut sclool-!ands,
0r sales of land upon mortgage, or of real
estnto .take,. for debt, Including services; g
percent commissions on nil Sims hisbMrsed:
u1ld, In counties of tho ilrst and second
classes, $5 tlny for each day spent In visit
ins schools. and 81 a day for cacl. tlay spent
Ill the performance Of their other duties; III
counties Of the third class ss n tlny. rs now,
provided tho entire compensation shall not
exceed $1,000 per annnns.
Robinson, Of In Smile, introduced q bill
making tho usual blennai appropriation Of
100000 for tho Illinois Il Michigan Canal.
ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION uF T.txEs.
Durfce. Of Macon, Intr0ducclln bill n,hent-
inE the act In regard to the assessment md
collection Of taxes, 1t adds 10 tho section
providing for the meetings OF Town I}onrls
ut Review, md the provision TINT fni'nrn tO
Elvo tic required notice or hold tho Meeting
shall nut vftiate the assessment except NJ &ha
EXCESS Of valuation or taxes Is shown to be
unJustly lcvIcsi, The following cla,lse: Also
except III cnscs In which persons considering
themselves aggrieyel shall demand n hearing
by iilNg with tho Town Clerk u written state
lncnt explaining the nnturu Of such griuv-
ntces ut leust ten days prior to tic titnu liked
by law fur the ruv1nw ut said assessments"
* lot 0f Senntu bills wore nccor.letl first
reading and referred to their appropriate
committees.
4 HATCH OF COMMITTEE nEror1s
was hurled III, most Ut which lIayo already
been noticed by telegraph. Among these
not previously noticed wns Il rupOrt Of tho
Committee oil Licenses, recommending the
passage OF Paisley's bill allowing County
Doartls 10 lcense druggists to sell any lii
toSicatlAG l!qu0r In less quantity tim ono
gallon OIL the strength Of II pllyslclan'H ccr-
tlticate. except III lncorporntcl cities, towns,
and Villages III which thu corporate nuth0ri-
Ties lsayu authority to lictl,so n.ltl regulate,
tic sale Of such fluids, md except lilo person
applying tor IL license il Il lNall Of good Mortll
character.
The judiciary Committees report, sitting
down OIL Sexton's
cools COUNTY JUSTICE MIL,
brought Sexton to his feet with II ,notion that
tue bill be printed. notwithstanding thu Conl-
lHittPe's nnfayornble report.
Baldwin, of bureau, Chairman Of tha
Judiciary Committee, protested, an4l went ol,
to speak of tho careful attention which thu
Committee Ind given tho bill, and their re-
luctanco ut finding tint Its provisions were IN
conflict With tho Constitution, tilasuucli rs It
gnvo Justices Mt cuu,lty seats groutcr iurls.
.llctlnn thu. those III other tuwns This ls.-
1hE tha case. It was waste Ut timo u,l|
nnney to print 1t nnd get 1t hufuro tho
E.tStnt, .noin u,,r,> s,ttIt,,. ...o.a, H.
, 1881-02-12
CHARGED WITH FRAUD,

or no reputation tu toso, was AyrcAtoa yestos-
Iay By ollcer Murnane upon suspicion Of hav-
iuY stolen <.o0 eNsh froH1 Mrs. L. L,ltus, kocpor
uf q boarding. house Ut No. u Sherman strect.
Thu HIunoy Wus tAk1n uul IT II rlgur-ho8. which
WIS Kept Iu 9eorut nuuk, ulld. vi Pom VIA cu!-
pluyud about tAo house, 1t IL supposed tlas hs IL
ik4 t1laf-
, 1881-02-12
ITEMS.


Albert Krcli began n suit Yesterday agans.
Es1uunsd len,enyl tu recover 800.
William T. noys1en, who claims to 10 rs limo.
cent Ut Any crime ns n now-horn child, Is At
present !nn0utssllnE Mt tho Arn,ury m some un.
KNOWN charge, AMI TIC wants tO 1m nit lu
whit talse ho IS incnrccrnte1 by virtue of A
writ OF hnbcnB corGu6.
, 1881-02-12
Tho Antl.kcnsItlc Movement.

1EIHUVH F'H1fH.
Nrnwu {si. i. tnr llltnmshuryl: What Il
shame, ills persecution Ut ills Jews lii ilcrIiu"
SIR tiprYius slhsns 1!nlnlpg my: "t'huMuy HcrvH
en- rluht. Bay! They 'fu I'LL very wull 10 lOt;x
Us they - kcp under, shon, Throws afU: iii
lust yum let uh Ett tho up,ur mud. that j uli-
and their hlHnorunce. their hostuntutIun. md
tho hairs they* k!so themselves knnwS NC,
bnMnds!', lAron ynh aeyer lwAo llqttrrs him
st seit, ~. thu STRENGTH os big prsonnl npcAr4nce
hcurs Sir Corrhus! You nelIcr sAbUko q Irurr
yurt zAh zAt T.
, 1881-02-12

Fllo OF your G0rIIs with lilo " Japanese Coru-
Flo." 1t will surely cure aud end ptllu, Us ccnta
, 1881-02-12

,H'.lcinl notice. that something wa, o,,u--. I
a l,9 "pp99nrea n to ,. b. highly aie1ssns
s",ers. s'" %s'' who wfel.o'9 ''sr srI,,"ao or
t,ninR II, 10 her intense disgust. ,,uIt %r.t but
wsnE hnvo tlono sornis tlan,ay' H. h. Gini,r aat
bcnn quickly ,lanr,nrtt. fntce,l. FIJI 9,?nsn,
whnsp Arctic brcaat cannot n, ,rnp,l nmt,aahIth,
Of b,ntlty. hut VIM re!unl cl MI nIssI.r.ents. 'nr
cr.t,l,, Awnriotl tho old Hdy the pNn IL " lmt
ero'' t'na of tho cnntnstants lnv,v gnta,aat se a.
ai, lIteti tho Following u!llinyit: O''e' m coo',
i!4rnnra Frocllch VI. Elizabeth md Cn;bs,,,.
",CatiIurnc Kcn,la,l bcnp duly aworn ao..
mud aays thnt nfter llle n,julIrt,,nr,,t ~ teti
Et'nrt nt noun this day tho complainant not, W. lha
Frnfc, in passing out u thu ru.,rt-r,n'n ,pta
O,tt Wtri nr I'ryAtten tr,Ii this U.l|sut .t.1 l1'
her In tho fncc: tl,nt in cant,,K tu Ii. srset
rt,atn snce thu MjpIrntncnt ,Inhn rr,rI,,sSS sSS'st r
h's!,ndo n'tan, of eo'n""ti Fp!1 IN 'hs as IT,,
Un Tits representation she jaac nt.Si'" t..;,,.i' -.
n1atnst ilaran!ln aud Jnl,,, Frimllrh tu .h,e ,ae
cisse ut u 1c1ck this tnorntns why they sh'ft hpn
tlOro Will bo iii interesting TING. '0ap'a
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
4 molten wns iantlo ycster.lny morning h,to..
Jllh9e WILLIAMSON. In tho caso Ut klaulo, IVY w
THO West Division Railway comImny. tn nt,,.t
the pAntlff, SIgmlln,l Klnubcr for conto,,s. .s.
for attempting to innprr> with tho jury rps Tss
attorney for tho Defendant, W. II. auoir a,a, a,
an ntlf,nvlt TINT Wien he wus pomtn.
to court yesterday tnorn!ns he '~Ina .t,
ktauher talking viii two pr thrcc o, nv ~
tmt lie hid lunruch from one Of thu jtfr. IT,
they ha fou'li vartiirt in his furur Two W. =.
three nf tho ]tirprs And hlMulcr hu,st1f p.t, m
t,tl,lttctt this fnct. II aeslfs TINT thu IIrv ~
beer, out considering ttuIr case wien lin t,,! VA!
adjourned Thursdhy nrtcrnosn, ,I.;.ler in 'us D.
, 1881-02-12

DnGGI:l"I, ltASSlSr'r a. HILLS.
The case nf Do1yelt nKAtn.t 1}aKyott. 1tassatt
& Hills nhtt,o M Agnln yesterday nUrniny butDro
Judge I,arnu,n IN tho m1tnn fdr IL Receiver In
uucordll,lco with tho Judges decislUn IL low days
nyn.
s{r. II. W. TIkc, On hchhf nf A!rs. DoRgntt,
suggested thu nAsno of Elmer G. Nnshsllrnn ns
III u,r.IGn,ly prOrnr person ftrthe ltccclvarshlp.
Mr. nupeu thnllHht tGat u prltrttenI ln!sftr5s.'
nn1i onglXGh In mercantile icrtlltts should 9e
se!cclsa Mr.. Washi'Irne. ~ bunk examiner,
w!!s u,t!.;tl tn ba .tbartt Tran t!lu psrA lhry.u
portion II hls Tiny. Ito suggested 'nstcm! Sr.
Joscp! l!ngYctt, brothcr Ut tho docc'tuod, Or
FrnllklIu u. Gray.
Mr.. i'Ikn ti,nl,xht tlln fccllug betwcpn tho
partics M!x!t preyent Mv. l)o5Eett irhtn accept-
Ing thu position. ii'stes, no though. cn1nplail'
mt VIVA entitled II i.IIH, the ttveGlfer. hr.
W,,sburI,ra duties wurc nut B1'ctl as to proyoMt
hlul trlIslI HGtllIE
The litlJu saI.i hn was r:,.ilor In favor III bfr
Wus:itLrsIu IT thu 1>avl!nA wsNltil cDnEont. Tho
iIlAltor thon wulit trtr IN lo'hy, to sau whothor
WslshburnU cuutl attend tu tho uuttr3 OF tho
nlHEt.