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, 1881-01-28

Ia 4 ErGat producer, hftu Is NcstIneu ~ W
attn greater. ChichHo niready lca,ls In tho
agricultural manufacturing business, Is
shooting nI,cad with Clothing nnd hnots and
shoes. ls making arrangements to aI,nest
lnonnplizc thu ttnn> md steel Interests, and
will soon 40 Into cotton. III those directions
nc hnvo great advantage, tucatisc VIC have
room. New York Ii crowded, cra,npcd. anti
chokcd, and has To overflow across wide
rivers. She has good hnrhor and excellent
iockaRc for ocean commerce, hut II Is hard
fnr thn railroads to get near her. We Lave
vas', open apnce, almost ltmltlcss, md cheap
land. for thcIr operation. They do not have
10 climb oser hills or hurrow III tunnels.
Tl,oy have vast plains where they can handle
themselves ut tho minimum Of cost.
Hope springs eternal In Tho human hrcnst.
We do expect son,e tny to % ahcnd OF New
York. Wo cannot pass her a1l at once. hit
II, ole thing Mt time. Tho Herald itself Hc-
knowledgcs TINT tho Chicago papers arc the
best lit tho co,lntry, nnd tits Is n suggestive
concession, because tho Herald hAs afways
been considered pretty live newspaper, ns
well rs sono of tho otstcr journals printed IT,
that city, which Is owing to tho fact Tint they
| Nrc auite largely manned by Chicago jour-
| nn)lsta,-rot the bast, Of coursu, for those
c"""o. u" si"''e'' ~" 49, 49, rs,..a
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,ahs p"ps'' ,'s ,.s ".o sn.s,,o w. - a..
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lhtso "pni. 1"'' '. =. ~ s". .as.s n.at
CIV e'e"'"u'S" y. nsa 1.sU ~ Viii. ~,
ms"' -. ''. mn, ~ ,,,., ,',,nt w. ,,a,,d nm.
snas.s,'.' ,,.'. ~ ~. sI' svn ,,,.-m, Nn,r
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n'""s .a.. "e's ~, ,a.,,., ,tt,a f,,,i,o ~ not
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"o"As ,sa w ~; ,;,,nsas, "a " ~ arsm. a d,a,n,,
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, 1881-01-28

Mn LYMAN 1AuMBuLI. seems anxious to
leave lust will a,.d Testament 10 tho Dcnlo-
sratlc party at the end OF Ills political career.
It was evidently Will. this purpose thAt he
appeared ut the recent l}ourhon resurrection
III Springfield with adyicc,-tEa only tegucy
he had to leave. lIo said 1t WIS 10 sl,ow TINT
he was alive. but this way sort OF ghostIy
heiusion which may be common to dIse,n.
bodied sl'lr1ts tlat 60 about seeking former
); ASSOCIATIONS upu,, earth. lie also said that
!: the Democracy Ind been defeated. Is It
+; thus that communicative Spirits return
~ earth anl lmpart ns startling Ilsws
= Information tl,at ius becoluo old and
tstto? 1lo did not say TINT ho Ind been dc.
). feated; but pcslaps ila llu1 u pessonal deli
!. cAey about refcrrEug to an event tn which lo
: was chief 1uourner, lio assumed, however,
:, all the oracular preieMsIons Of thosa who
pass Into tho spirit world and manifest them
:. selyes thereafter to the material world BY
telling the Democratic party Just what 1t must
: dotQ be saved. Itmuat espuuse free trade ,u,tl
y. array itself against the power OF corporate
:: 1a9uopollss. 1t Is probably III, easy ulnttQr
.fpr Fanlorsefal spooE to look buck uvon /,
: @sI.suus ufs aud determine that Ae ought u
, 1881-01-28

THE election Of Howell Z. jackson, q
State-Creult Democrat, to leptesent TGiiIle5-
tee III the United States Senate, gives tho
Democrats thfrty-soyen coTtAln votes III that
body aud the Republicans th!rty-seyen. Tho
:wo Independent Senators, Judge Davis, Of
Illinois. md William 4. Mahonc, Of VirEtnlh,
bold the baiuneo nf power. II either one
yotes with tho Republicans OIL organization
Tue Senate will bc Il tic. Tho Vice-prcsdcnt
will not haye u casting vote oil organization,
is the Constitution provides that " tho Senate
hail choose It's other officers" II las beo,1
customary for tho Senate to elect Its own
committees under tllis clause; mud unless
Judgu Davis nnd Mr.. AIahonu shall vote or
the sa,uY sldo there Is Il delightful prospect
OF 4 deadlock ut the opening Of the new ses
stnn
, 1881-01-28
| the widow were deati, md the estate ought

tlE WluOW "CtG utitlb AliI luo GstAto VAH"s
to 10 distributed.
We l,ayc stascd the merits and tho present
status Of the case. Now comes new rle'
nlent which Inns mover before been nHlc!alaS
rcprcscntcd-stz.: thu rights and interests
ot tho public. The contest Tor distribution
heretofore has hcen nlaGc on the part or the
heirs 10 ono share. Tho people arc hcirs 10
the othor share, which was designed Mt THO
earliest practicable ttmo Ia provide thein
will, magnificent charity and a great edit
cnt1onaf Institution 1T tia shape of free
public library. AL previous decislons nf thu
cnsn hnve hccn In tho absence OF inc people
and Of the public ofl'cer OF tho Ssatc VINO
represents them In n legal capacity air.
Ishatn Is mistaken when llc says that "Mf'
McCaFg has all along represented inc reop'e
from thu herinnfng." Mr. MeCagga services
may havo bceii engaged i,ychftaiia Echtiehlcn
wl.o voluntarily Interested themselves III INC
publi.fs bohaif, or tc may llnse acted tro'i
phbl'c-srlrlted motives OF MS own. nut "e
was not anu could not llnyc been tho otllcthl
rn,,rrsentntlye Of tho people Of uie
.s'. @ ~, ~ " .,,s
osse' a,,,,. ra-so, n"o iu uho contn ' anncar In IN
.,.at ..,,s..ta, III ,n,,.,s h,a frat nm.
t"at chafac'er. ~" nNtA:" "'' ,'os W.
md ho Is entitled ~ recognition. II tl,s
counsel for the Trustees have failed 10 III
clu,lc him and tho people in tho trials and
ticerycs which l,ayo already been had, tho
fault ls thplrs, and the people cannot cQutta.
| bIy DO mnttc to suffer for 1t.
Tho Attornuy.G Geucrai, iii his brief accom-.
panytng his ,uotton for Il rchcarlng, n,akcs
| hts rights and tic rights Of tho people very
, 1881-01-28

over. 10 tho ycty grcat distress Of thu 49,
couplo IN tho othor sIdc. Necessity IL m, tnas n
tho mother Of inventions, but Is the tuntsssrE
expctllents. Tho paraon concluded tn narrr,. "
conrlc scruss thu river. md they Joined G..sg
and tonk. tholr stnnd nonr tho wutcra ns ndn.
whllo tho prcHchor. on tho onnnsIt ank in ,tas
tortan voice pronounced tho marriryo sc,s,..
md aec!arcd tliom ,s'nn md ~tfc.-ss,c iust s
I'fn,t* H0mnthing like this occurred tu ~, ~
cago mnr, except That the Hrcncllur s,,cct.
swain tho river. Tho mil, now wishes hc hch! ~,
been drowned. 'Ss
, 1881-01-28

Jrp0E BILLINGS, Who has beon ma1c Cir"
cult Judge In pince OF Judge Wo0ils, Is snid tn
he n 17,nn Of brilliant ability. 1te was a member
Of tho celebrated Yaln class 0f 1k,3, and eynn In
college WINS falnota AZ dobatcf. IIe graduated
at tho Tnrrard 1.aw-School. In 1EfA he aottlcd
IN New Orleans anI nppt,ed himsolf to tho study
Of tho Intricate 1.oraiann code. Ills conlilct In
son,e nf tho local complications nrtsiuH CIT Of
judge DtrreIls rntttniRht ort.cr wns nnfAyurnbly
commented on, but these difficulties Tcro ong
nEo removed, md ho has the harmonious sup
port OF tho nnr of New Orlcnna for this new
ot1lcc, lilo will undoubtedly bo confirmed.
, 1881-01-28

JENNIE JUNE says TINT Puck, tho Now
York tiillas rated comic journal, Inns circulation
or e0,otn. Tta nwner and originator is uertnan
named Kcpplcr. lie WINS born uf Hungarian
paecnts IN v.cnrn. and rns spprontsced to II
t,nker. itts nnrly artistic deRlKns wcre undo
IN ttu,igt,. After coming to thin cunntry ho
started . iitt.o paper In 81. Louis, which at-
tractcd attention hy tho botdncss OF its designs,
but was not profitable. Mr.. Kerplcr wns Il
s.nnch Rotnnn Catholic, but when Ills wlfo died
tho Church scfuRod permission to tho singing
society Of which he waa ntotnbur to perform
ncrnortnl cxorctacs over her romn!ns, md hO
thorcupou dlscunucrtctl himself from It's fold,
and hus tloalt 1t somo htrtt blows In hs paper
, 1881-01-28

9CllNtGF LAtnHI ~ tl!u Hlltt DcHiuClh al III taV
uppcr lIouso who Inns been able to rise abov1
tho hates and GroyclIng discontinued OF partf-
sassl,ip ai,d utter Il word In fav9f Of Gen.,
Logan's bill for placing Con. Grilnt Oh tho
retired list Of tho nrmy. Senator afcpheraon,
of New Jersey, It fs true, and to his credit,
yotca for tho bill, but Senator Lamar al0no
had tho courage TO declare that 1t was
measure flsttngly expressug thu public scntt-
mentot tho country. 11e stated tho facta In
tho Case In snch terms that tho opponents Of
thu bill wcre left 10 prctcxt for voting
agnlnst 1t except TINT of partisan malice or
pcrsonat hate. When the War closed, Gen.
Grant was made General Of the Army, pnd
this was done with tho unanimous upproval
Of tho w!lole American people. With thas
Office Con. Grant was content; he ncltllor
sought nor desirml change, Public scntl-
lneMt, however, called him to tlle Presidency,
compelling hln. 10 yacate Ills military rank.
Uayfng served his country In Tho civil CO.
pacity to tho full extent Which tho unwrltten
law md unhroken precedent Of the
Republic permitted, 1t is now pro-
posetl tn pface him OF tho retired
list OF. tho army with tho sa.no rank which
he held before his almost enforced accept
atlcc of tho Presidency. Ihcre can be no oh
lccttol, to this bill which might mot NJ well
have been made to tho bill which originally
n,adu lin General. Every consideration
| which prompted the original bill equally de-
n.ands the restoration Of tho General to his
original rank. This WIS the presentation Of
tho caso mntlo by Senator 14amar, and tho
logic Of that statement was Irresistible. 1t
Loft no possible room for objection, save TINT
| linz $}1n fsfn% sft Ia
and TINT he had been a President elected BY
tic Republican party. ... -.
Mr. Naynrtl, who could woll ntforti to be
candid, md much better afford to be just,
placed his objection to tho bill on tho ground
TINT 1t was InvlhoMs 10 select olie eY-prest-
dent md overlook all others. This. however.
VIM not bill to pension ex.l'rcaldcnts. 1t
was bill IL place II distinguished soldier
upon tho retired list with tho rank he had
surrendered il, order TO servo tho country III
civil capacity. Tho bill Ind no relation to
ton. Graut AZ FIJI ex-l'rcsldent. lilo was In
tic public service, with rank won BY military
achievements uncqua!ed III history; his
Office was q permanent ono. At tho call OF
his country, lie resigned tito life Office to
serve temporarily III a civil capacity. ThIs
bill proposed to gtYo hLln back Ills rank aud
puy, but placing him oil tllo fetlrctl list, Sir,
Ilayart's sympathy for ex-l'restdenta waa
too tollow to dccc;yc my pursou. II t',ors
wcro a proposition to ponsion Grant a1ld
!!ayes' hscans" o. taelt services NJ ffeslaelat
Ar. bayara wti'lu eo foremost 70 oppose the
bill III unprecedented, us anti-rcpublican
mud as grossly partisai,. Ills zeal In behalf
OF rewartllmg the e1-l'rcs!deMts Ia strangely
Inconsistent with Ills hostility to the ex-{;cll
oral OF tho Union army. Iise ex-ContcdeE
, 1881-01-28

"KtsSfng bee" " nro very popular III Cleye-
land lust now. Divorce bees Will soon take tllOtr
pinCo.
An exchange says that spyfng pnnts will DO
lnnlie full in tho kn1e. Dr. MAsY Walker Should
pns.o thlH hem In her hat.
A New York paper says that "John SiIer-
man predicts & crash." S0nntslr Davis should
gvu hin ehnir careful examination.
"Bankrupt" IL tic tttle ot Lawroneo Bar
rctts now play. We suppoau tho lnnu who bucks
tho company wIll. tn tue, assume tho tttlo s0ie.
Thu Grand Duke Constantine, OF lluss!a,
hns given 1900 liro to ths poor Of F!nrcuco.
Florenro has given over 5000 l,ars to this cost.-
try.
"Tho Sun says Tint a few thousand more
votes would llnyo clccsed Con. Hancock. Dir.
Dana certainly has II great bend for agurcs."--
s. J, Tilisn.
Col. lluy tells "0atl" that tho United
ststos Consuls abruud make Just II living. 1t IA
RrutfyInx To know tlu.t a change OF ctu'aso I'm.
proves sotno tneu.
Coy. Cornell recently spoke OF Washington
ns hctng srconti to Grurt, n1,d now u South Curo-
lima paper wanta den. 1seo's birthdRy celebrated
In preference to that Ut tho Father ut blu C0ln.
try. In n few years moro q 0eorRc will bu entirely
out Of tho rasc.
a 1T. Louis Grille, writing Of "L'Etran-
gdro'' as produced by I,ernhardt. aaya that tho
sccno In tho third act, whcro M Aincrichn nasiio
le pronounced, "MAa tho one Hrncn ab1ot's from
which wp infur that tho critic sTas III so,uo mill
nor prevented from bolng I'rcssns.
When tho War broke out, Con. William
Novel;, Of Durha,n, NO., nKod e., dyed hia halr
and whiskers blaGk and enlisted. When asked
It tic WIS not over 70, h0 replied thnt ho was Il
leoto, and wis accepted: but when lila lMnk aid
ago wcro kaown. ho was detailed to hospital
duty. l1utllcd tho nthurt day Rvo1 E..-ltew Turk
Irtbsne. When tho draft br0ko out u inan III
Chicago uyet1 h!s hAlr and whiskora gray ind waa
| exempted. Eastern costumes ars not popular
| ln this country.
Ono's tic plctnra OF his m,
| And tho ottIcr Of her ina
Just tho rasost puir o babies TINT mortal ever
| Bilwi
| Aud wu love ON ~ tho hUcs
| I.0vo tho hlosaons df tho trees
| As thoy loll upon tho hosoM OF tho brcczol
| l.nok at hcrl Aud look at h!u3
| Talk about tho Cherub!a!
lsoll en- up ln dseams together, rosy arm ant
chubby lrn1!
| o wa lovo 'atn NJ tho bees
| Love tho blosaotns I'll tho trecs
AA ihey loll uron the bosom OF tho brce90.
| --lRsa,le HAshnnd.
| A. Paris correspondent R!ycs this account
of a'pEatty Kullo OF cards now fashionable II
that ulty: "1ha participants wuya young lMdIe
and gentlemen, who sat IN equal numbers OF
a!tlior sid0 Ut the table. Tho carsIs Weso deal
out Ia each md one hand, Ike as In G,lehru, sot
| tied each waker. Tho wuger played for IN tht
ganlo Il that tho lady or KcnslplnAn who Kuta sa
ace Ut hensta and eau taku trick with IT. uF hoa
tt With anothor cnrti, hn1 tho option 10 ktss an'
lady Of gentleman be or sho liAy solcct. 1t WI
quito study to watch With what perfect sam
feold tho uuI1tpn,nn stGd lin to rrcgtYC tho esak
, 1881-01-28

TnE secret is out. Tho author Ut the
frauds In tho 1T. I,nuis ceRsua has beon dfscor-
cred. At lcaHt George Alfrct! Townsend says IL.
lie declares TINT tnpt. Eads wns tho INIT, At
that t!mc tho big !lrIiye WAN building. and It WIS
necessary to convince capItallnta that st. Louis
was tho " futuEo groat city" Tho population,
which vua 169 po In ls6o. WINS boosted up 10 3to-
900 In lB70; Mnd tho stuttstles Ut manufactures
and tra1o wore 'ducturcl In tho anfnG way. Thla
II ia tssito tetwccn Mr.. Tnwnsond and Nj. ERtfs.
Let them Eight It out.
, 1881-01-28

THK annual repost OF President Eliot, Ut
Harvard University, has lust boeu lssned.
There are msny interesting features In TITO Ioo-
u1Asnt. Ar. Eliot says that there sre now sest-
turod over thu Unlte9 stAtes about No colleges
Or universities, exclusive Of Institutions which
fecclve nuiy women. OF tleI9 nearly hn have
been organized since 1Boo, puly twenty OF them
wcre In existence bsfure this eeQtury, and only
twcnty.uight were III e1iatHuet III 1&:al. There
are fpsty-throc agricultural and mechanical
colleges 80 called, endowed by tho Govern
uent, tho great majority Of Nhlch charge no
, 1881-01-28

TIE Cherokee CENSUS for 1850, taken under
anthority Of tho natyo law, exhibits Cherokee
and mixed population Of *o,aa6, and An actual
population III tho country Ut 27.(01. Tho cHttle
nf tho Ention number 6;,ioo: tho hogs, t0a
md tho hpsscH, 111iJ. During tho War vast
herbs wero destroyed or stolcn, ind the Nation
is just recovering from tho leases It sustained ut
TINT time. Only sixteen of tho Chcfokecs hre
hunters 1nd five ttnhcrruCn. Out OF ppFu!A-
tlon OK 100 mn!es over Is years Of age, $40 hro
farmers. a single district last year exported
1,aN ba!es of cotton, which IN a now crop lu tint
country. About ono-hntf tho people can spoak
tho English language, md. ns English Is tho only
tongue taught or uetd In tho Schools II ia c1~
pGotetl that tho wholo Nation Will bo thoroughly
Anglolaed IN another generation. Liquor Is
excluded fruul the Territory by tho Intercourse
lava, and tho Nation also las strlu9cnt
prohibItory laws Ut lts avn. Property ~ mot
hold In cunmon as alleged, but b. pcraonal tltlt,
and tho Charokccs are very Jealous Of ther Fights
In this rcspcct. Tho prevalence Of crime ir tho
Nation has been greatly exaggerated. Thero
nro but twcntJ-eiRh tntasltcs Ut tho pcnltuH-
ttary, n lusge proportion Of tho casca Of vio-
lrnce reported nro caused By tho l1wlcsa inra-
s!on OF tho Tcrritory by white men and tho
attempts to eject thorn. Tho population has III.
orcnscd u por cont B!ncn tho VAR and tho t,ntivo
officials refcr Il, tho growth and prosperity Of
tho pcoptu IN cvtdenuo that tho experiment OF
civilization in their ease 1t least has mt bcen a
failure. Tho ChGrokces Aro moro trnasable md
indussr!ons than tho majority at 1ndInns; but
tho results OF their abor1 Becn 10 show TINT tho
Plan Of giving vi tho tribes lands In sevoralty,
and gradually weanlnG them from nomadio life,
Il tho ono chance TOR tho salsat!oo Of tho rNcO,
, 1881-01-28

4 CORRESPONDENT, writing from st. An-
uEstino, Fm., Jan. IL. says:
This city In tho winter ia quite paradise;
What mhy como to 1t In tho RImsnca f1Ut1tha
knnw not but now 1t suocfs alt tho reQutrcn,nnta
Of tho most fastIdIaGs. To-hay. hlsye picked
jcssaEnlnca ami Wild tnwora ErowinE aDHntantly.
isycrywhetc nro uranan trees EoAtCti With thelr
delicious fruit. Maauolins With tl,olr rich, dark
green folluRc. ,pulfnottos Of wonderful growth
aud hcanty, pnlin and cncsMs on every hand. nre
realities for miduinscr. No hettcr air can tl3
Imagined, and. with it's Yront water fruHt, Atld
historic monnries, 1t IL mt rc1natkMblo that luu-
tlrcds nte already gathering hero from Al! pArts
to enjoy Its privileges.
, 1881-01-28

TIE NEWDER1Y PUbIIo LtDRAnY.
Mr.. Iai,n!n, of counsel for tho Trustees ot
the Newbtrry cstate, seems tn take pec1l'-
inr view Of the motion recently made lefDr0
the Suprr,no Court by the Hon. James Nc
Curtncy, tho Attorney General 0f the State,
for IL rc!,carins of tha Newbcrry will case.
AIR islialn Ii reportntl rs characterlz1nE tho
movement as Revolutionary" md a 'public
scandal" md as insit,uattng ttet the S,.-
prone Court will forfeit respect and good
public opinion rs to the reliability Of It's
judgment" II 1t shall grant tho motion that
Inns been mado Of, behalf Of tho peoplu nnu
thus reopen tho case under entirely HOW COLI
dt;lons. A1r. Isllaml must see TINT II the np-
plicatlon OF thu Attorncy-t;aneral iii behalf
OF tho people presents proper and legnl
case fo- rehoaring tt will be tho duty OF tho
Court to grant Il.
Tho Attorney-t;cneral's attention 10 the
public interest Involved was directed To tho
case BY such men ~ Henry ". King, G. u.
Farwcl!, n. X. Fairbank, L. N. Henderson,
Ehenezer Peck, John n. Jowctt, and ]. n.
Arnold, who urged hin, to insist upon recog-
milton In his Official capacity as Public
Prosecutor. 1t is highly Improbable that
the citizens We hnye named aw0la!d advlso
any proceeding TINT could be properly con-
dcn,ncd MS cithcr Revolutionary" Ur III
public scandal; and tie fnct tint u!a At
| torney-f:cnurnl nj unce consented to proceed
| In tho matter III behalf Of tho people Is M
evidence that, ua lawyer and Il public ofll-
cor, he believed 1t 10 be demanded Of him Ill
tho line of Ills duty. Moreover, tho history
Of tho case fully ]ustIfcs The courso that l,as
hcen taken, and promises strong probable
, 1881-01-28
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

.oa.nt oditnriot nriu,,.d n tho Nev
ynr,. Iyr,oh mi, torwardcd to t,,|s uancr ly
,aIa,.,,,J, T., ,,h,nI n onno.roh vast.rf1av
in.,i,n,cs ,,,,nc ,Iisuarnrlnr comnarisons h.
,u.c.r yr,v ynr- and chicago. ITnnucstto,.
ahI,, I'm ma,orltv NJ mr. rcotlcrr wcrn mt
rv,,, c,,-,,r,and Int nr1nred n ee,, them sor
ioa;n,sv IL rot a n1naaant characteristic.
n,tho~ j., o,Haa ,r ncrsn,,a 1cost of ali in n
,a.ao ,;t,. ,v,,1., ,rofo..os IN hol,ora That
thnra Ia no,I,tnv or,srdn of ;ts .nrnornto t,u,-
ta ~ sf,,.Io,, in, n,rt ,nco II, claim fte atton.
.io, W-hor ti,orororc ,vo md Nav S.orr
ta,,;nr ~ a,,.,, nolnx n n,ato irv;dioua cn,nnar-
,sn,,a ,vi,,er,l,. lin al,oc ntnrI,,s s,n,owhrre.
rhn fJ,r,,,,, Ia 20 v,,eco, Il rcvs mn, thc ncs-
t,on ~ - non,,,,tion af,lrmtnr vtat,,n nm viii
dow @ - ,hnt n, chlcaro nj IL mt ~ lurno AZ Nav
Vn.,, t,,,t nr,,.,slv,, h,s n, ny, r,oro ,,eonfc
ara W.. s,oaL. s son,nsh,t I,sno1arinoIv nf nnr
@ 1,a,f ;',,,1,r,, ;, ,ri ,,ororot, itmttu
oyt.h;coro dn not I,v anv ,,,ca,,s melinda nj,
~, ro,u,i,,,on ood II ,vo warn In tI,n hahIt of
ann"ri,,v suburbs ~ New ynrk md otbcr
Tostorr ctt,oa hovo donc i. ,xu,,IJ pokn
-or,, oesorttol ,,fnera;,ce Vc i,o not take IN
tho no~;l,tlon 1T tho who,o countv as Ncw
Vor. ,,nes Thcro nro ot lcuat 15rt11 nconlo
IL ,i,Sa ,,,,,, - I'M In Tntc. i M, in f.iccro.
- aotn w 1o,,o,son and sann IN 1,nLc Viow
.r,n IT, -ant;,w ,,o,o"r ~ f,hic,rn hcca,,ac
.hotr huafraaa ID h"ro ,rhcv n,.,kc thotr
ann,,. .,n,o tho,, ~, ,hotr taxra horo ard
thor "ro ,1on,,ao, IN svcrv xov With our in.
ra tarou." ,nH ,m,u .o ont into tnc suburbs tn
s,ao,, h,oa,,.o I, j.. n,or,, om,ot Hddlnv tbc.n
A. noo ~ n,,r rrauout IN nm ,yo t,ovs thn
an.,,s, .,,n,,,a,trn ~ t,h,rnoo n7nc1-so
~. ,so ~ ''n,v IT nm Indtcad NJ m M hc.
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TnE success wh!cl, Inns attended, tho union

TnH success whlcl, has attended tho union
Of tho telegraph with tho rost-Oflco III 0rent
i!r!tntn hRH boon N urpat rs gratifying, Tho
C0mtnittoo OF tho National Hoard Ut 1rnda ro-
ported Ut the close Ut tho yrar In favor Ut Gov
cr1ln,ent ubaorptou, and predictcd tho very con-
sulltRtion which l.Aa ainec tAkon placa. III this
report tho results In 0ruat l!rItuIu wuro dHelt
upon. Tic EnKltsh toleRrAphs wero taken by
tho flovcrnn,ont IN 1sG7 and since thou tho
growth OF tho busness0 thIAdepArtmcnt Ut tho
lIritiHh Tnat- Oftco has beun u follows:
Number 0f n1l.Gs In lRG3. RG3............... 2,ta8
Nun.ltur Ut olhcos In 1880. h,stl
Number VI mt.lsaEoa ssut in lal3. $685.. 6hl,uW
Nunibrr Ut Mcasaxcs 8tl4t In 1850. ,, ,l31
Tho incronso In plant bus beelt Al folioWB:
Mica If ine In 1862. 6,01l
MicA Of line In 1880, 1,......... ........,.. &llA
Miles at wltt In 1900 43,l00
slea OF wiro In lee0 10l a5l
Miles Of submarine cablea tn 1850 .,..... 11l
Miles Ut submarine uuble8 In IBb0. .,...,... fl1
uEtrlln,onts In aiaa In l4'0 4'0,..,....,,.,,,., s}
lustrutp.tta In uYo IN 1850. ......,,.,,, ', b!6l
Yat,is OF pnollnlHt tic tubbx IN 1850, ,..,..,, 4H4
Yards Ut pneumatic tubos III lS. ........,., 4SG.1
, 1881-01-28
TRIBUNE lst{ANCii OFFICES.

r.rr cu1ctao Tn1nrSE I'm. established branch
ocoy for tin receipt ot subscriptions ana ndVestss-
mcnts as follows: . ...-...
NEW YUKts-l,oo1n p Tnbun. building FIT. Nc
FADpES. 3fnnnaor.
, GLASGOW, srottnnd-Alinn's American No"s
Agoncy, III ltlntela-st.
LONDON. Eus-AMerlcan Exchange, ~ stEaha'
HENRY r. ElLt.tu, Agent
NAAulNGTQS. u. C-f1l9 + atrcot
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:G41r GAxstI,,1,te.
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ny NAt}-IN A,yAScE-lUsTAGE FREFAlp.
IN. .t,,,,, IN, rc., ~
Paris Of year. pGf nIatti
EouJ N,su Tu.,.Ht ~" an u ,sr mar vsur stBU
tnesna!t s"{. w rrd rrttnI .sre 1GnF N.tsU
tunlnf, tU.pnR6 edition. per y.nF ....'...s S'V"
- wt.EktY Eptr1ON-IusrlAtb.
pn6 cQpft pEf $Gkf+
ttNb
TNOnt .Gn0 cGheF..
EEaeIraen copies rtnttfec.
.Glyn rustUIc1 M..sess lu flili. IhdludnE lo'1ntT
md stnte. .... n.....-.
Rouit,a1,ce4 mar lie n,naa either hy dfafL e1pfe$%
stuEce ueior at In rcuskared ltt6r, nt our risk.
TO CITY sCusCHIElERS.
usy, delivered. Sunday executed e cents nor voek.
DALI, delivered, Sunday tnen.led 20 eents rer "cok+
Adur.,. TIL: TntBuNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison mid Dchrl'urn'su+. Inlca9o.lh
, 1881-01-28

MrvIeher er'A frhentrc.
Nndfson street, tetween sthts md Dearborn.
Enhancement Of Sir. A. IT, Curtis. "aRtn'a Of Fosen."
, 1881-01-28

Atndeuy OF Music.
.pnjsted sirceL near Madison. Wost Slda. Engage
mont Of Qcvrse ". Thompson. "fncun."
, 1881-01-28

1TavrrlF'A ffhFntre. , ..
nonrnofn street, eus1lor Of Monroe. Minstrel on
, 1881-01-28

Exrnsit1Un Building. ,.-
Luke front. uppusitc Atoms Bttuct. NAnfo cxhl'
btGon from . u. III. tu ~ y. III.
, 1881-01-28

Olympic Thentre. ...
Cnrk ttrcet. butweeH I.utN MD ttnnda1ph. EnQaxe-
I1ueut Of Mastlmo's Novelty Combination.
, 1881-01-28

Gentrnl afHaic-IFnil.
Corner Of Randolph and etate Htre0ts. Tho Stod-
dard Lecturer.
, 1881-01-28

nonfey's Theatre.
Randolph etreGt between clhsh nrd In sn!le. En'
ruaeuent Of Morton j. lIoulurA MInstrals.
, 1881-01-28

C.nIk street. OprosIt now Cnurt.Iiouse. Enzaeo
euent Of Sol Smish llns5oiI. "Edgeweo4 Folks"