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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

KRUPp the great German cannon maker has
on hand, now, orders from Sweedenfor so of
his gans; from Roumsnia for 100; from Hol-
land 100; from Italy for 400 and from Greece
700. total of 1870 guns. Yet we are told
that Europe is in state Of perfect peace and
harnnn,u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

THE ely council of Chicago is liberal in Its
offer for the arrest of the murdercrs of Police
man Mahoney of that city, Sunday night, the
sum bel e 81, 900. 1t is said thore is little
hope of their ever being unprecedented, as
they were masked and no clue can be
obtained as to their identity or wherea-
ko,ko
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

THE Chicago litter Ocean says of the New
York Tribune: II belongs TO the monopo-
lists, and it fairly burrows in the dirt to
serve its masters" As if it, the LITTER
Ocesn itself, and every other republican
paper did not body and soul belong to the
monopolists. Monopoly, protection, which
is the soul of monopoly, is the life and
blood ofrepublicanism. Talk of a tariff tor
revenue to the In,er-Ocesn and il will
nearly strangle with indignation at the idea.
Talk to it about improving tho Mississippi
river that it may furnish au adequate water
route Tor competition with the great mono.
policing railroad lines, and it will cry
treason, and cay it is only scheme to
enrich the rebel wretches of the south, all of
whom ought to be hung. This fling of the
Inter Oceen at the Tribune is like one Jail
bird accusing another of dishonesty, like one
penitentiary convict upbrading another for
being thief
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

Chicago furnishes vast deal of free read.
log matter to It's citizens. Last year one
thousand volumes day were drawn from
its public library.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Concerning nnIxnria

Berlin, June 18.-The statement that ,be
powers are negotiating with regard to the
crisi In Bulgaria Ia semi-oflicislly denied.
On 'ho contrary the question is regarded M
concerning Bulgaria alone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

A littls five year old son of Mrs. Samnels
was bitten last evening by tarsntula On
the right leg The usual sn.idotes we're
administered, and at last account the little
fellow was doing very we'll, though for a
while he suffered intense pain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Tho Cornell Grow.

London, June l6.-The friends Of the
Cornell university crew In London, are verv
confident that the stewards of the regatta wifi
Tomorrow reverse their decision relative 70
the eetry Of the Cornell four In the race for
the visitors Gun. 'N'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
The Greatest Blessinx

simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
eve y time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, /, the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man Hoo Buffers is III It remedy,
and Its propretors are being Blessed by ihous-
an and, who have been saved and cured by it,
VIII You try 1t? See other column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

UPON tho exact spot where the great
Chic 60 fire of 1871 occurred, brick build.
ing is now in course of erection. No infoi-
nation 10 given as to the whereabouts of
Mrs. O'Leary's COW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

Mr.. WIN H.VANDREBILT is said TO. be the
largest holder of Unite1 States A per cent.
bonds. His individual share Is estimated to
bs worth $50 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
TAKE NOTICE,
CITY SEcphrARY's OFFICE,

VIII ohCuhTAHf'S OFFiCE,
IirY of DALLAS, June II, Issi.
a. IN compliance witha rosolution passed by
the city council on the st. inst, hereby viva
nou .. that from this date no accounts seaInst
mncS'ty VIII DE paid exceps purchased aud cer.
mitlee 10 ccmpoe.d.f u. NJ. n llmnn j IL
carter AMI j. :. Ballard. G.. ". SWiNk
lull-dlm Civ s,cr.,a.,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

The excuse Of the English government for
tho eviction OF Irish tenants, is that they can,
bat will not pay their rents. Excuses are
always plentiful 10 those who want them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
nailroadcrs Rcs,xnca.

Baltimore, June l6.-John King, IT,, first
vlce'presdent and William Keysor, second
vlce.president Of the Baltimore & OHIO
railroad, have resigned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

Chicsgo continues to grow. Five hundred
and eighty building permits we're issued in
that city for the month of May.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
pFours. s.llorr a NALL.
INDICATIONS.

Fair Weathsr;.ligM minds; mostly southerty'
nsariy stationary temperature and barometer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

Mr. GEORGE ARMOUR, ex.presideut of the
Chicago board of trado. died in England
Monday. He will make no more corners in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

The bank clesrings OF Chicago on Monday
we're $6,7C0,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

HsEwlNa MACHINE GoODs.-All kinds
OF sewing Machine needles and parts at lowest
wholesale price. Send for price list and save
charges by getting goods at home.
o OTIS, SMITH 4 CO.,
m6 ~ Main street, Houston Texaa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
DIED,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~s>,~es>-~s-.e~@.,r-aa..-
u-Madame Mitchell, the English as,rolo.
gist, has removed and is perman entity loca.
ted Q I 0l5 Commerce street. rec sign.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

IAWANTED-So stone.cutters q, q, 90 per day
orpiece work, also so quarrymsn at s9.bO mel
day todrlller on the Brazos bridge on @. @
S.F railroad. P.J. Loonie, contractor.
Morgan, Bcsuue Co, vax,
, 1881-09-30
A Scheme to Tnkc tho ltontl Out
OF tho Hands OF n lsc-
ccivor,
Reorganfze II In the Interest OF the
Londoners, and Leave Gould
Out In Tho Cold.
Assessment Of 1laE'rohd Property In
Illinois for tho YcRr
1881.
Denial Of tho Consolidation Rumor Re-
ga1ding Lake Shore and Michigan
- Central.

OHIO & MISSISSIPPI I1TI9ATfONs
The arguments on tho motion for iterplver In
the Ohio Il MIesIaslpp itallroad onsb 3Tero con-
clutled ycstorttny morning bofOEo Jus18ts Drum
mond and Gresham. At the opening of court.
judge Druu1mond said ttns they did not caro
to htnr my further argument, and inquired
whcthor tho counsel still Insisted On his cons,lt
ing With somo othor Judge bos!tos Judge Uro-
sham.
Mcssrs. Hendricks, stovcr. and Hunt retired
for n few mntncnts. and nftcr consultation rc-
turned and expressed their wish 70, havu JudKu
aen fsinsr Sas a roSoe au 10 show
geographically how much tho uho l. Mississippi
l!oai! wins t.cpcrdont On tho 1lAltinurc, 4 Uhls
systom, and claimed tint IL tho management nr
tho two rnads wcrc to Do consolidated tho Ohio
%as sgsa roa 70 wss tn y, n II ,he tho
Wabash trowd-Messra. Gould. Humphreys,
nge, ana pl!!on. The stook reE,1sented q
sixty qnys. ,Qhoy wcru not. therefore, tho suffer-
crs to whnm tho counsel OFT tho opposlt slo bud
80 pathotfcny alluded as having stopd
by for tive yUnrs and sran tho property msnlan-
Indy. which. was to a.iybody tavorahs 10 tho
% lace. Il was . tho % Interest of si,o iarEe sran
shippers TINT thoro should l,b this friendly rcla-
ton between tic Ohio Mississippi and f9nti-
frMn the, baltimore 4 Ohio was Rroatcr, than that
OF NIL tho othdr Eastern lines combined. 4
reached il,ooo "a sar.loAds last ychr, nnd would
0ov. Iiondricks IN reply resented tho ins!nua-
tons TINT h6 'rcnrcsentetl the interests Ut tho
Wabash systoin. lie elaltnod to represent tho
stockhodinK interest Of tho roai. whose rights
bud been JeopartllzGd under Mr. Kings mnnngc-
Uon. Harrison. In conclusion, reiterated tho
arguments already nlntc, cinphaalz!nR tho eat.
tent points. lfo sail tho IlAlt!nluro s. Ohln hnd
st. st. LoSis add atso III intersccto ia lIno it scvei.
points. Tho chhrKcs uf tho opposing counsel
, 1881-09-30
Drake for entertaining tho co1rsneton 20 woll,
and To tho bn1d for contributing music tree OF
charge, the gathering uroka up.
CQLEHQuR.

More About That Foreclosure Futt.
a rrnorfor yestcr,tav cntfpd unor, Mr. William
II. Muntvnmrrv A., nttorncv Win ronrc.cnt. "a
tg., = ~ "'uIno! WY iop.ssun'e tno
%'"rk "e'Ts' Wnn hrc about 10 commence pru-
cec''ihHstn forrtlDaure aKninst this CoehourS
to recorer tho amount duo M rutpbAsc money
for some tjt, nrr.s ~ iun,1 I,,on+od ~, Yocs snd
~ ~ ~ :, ~ s,,....'.. ,' .,s ~ 49, "st.s
:" =" ~ -. ~ 3u"u"hlP u i1yue fNIN' "Hlea
property !innry +. CLARK. Robert p; CiaIk, Sara
II. CnlehotIr ~ lH7t for $lul;Mt. Thus far they
hHgc rtcaifia only nt,out St1,Um Of tho principal
hfiu Interest," nnd are compelled to forocEose Ia
fe!t -Tntectton.
Mr. montgomery Stated TINT there was SUBJ
stantihhy lI1!lo 70 ntltl to What ~nA tni6Itsh9u
nc cnnifnc%ncGh % Gaelt Mcxt week. when tho nill
WfnlHi lG h!tu Inh ntt!nllht s1ltr tho CLARK olte
dtly ~. l&i, from Gtlchul'r. wns rs f0l!nnsi TN
Acctt!t u tlrlnclpnl tna interest. slim s80: oil
actHnnt nI nl!! r'tlrtRage pnhl. <f,5Sl; !nnkinR
INA! u Sla:b anu lhttrfsa On sumo tlll Hottetl.
II littlc nscr auu aerns ~ :htve hecn sub.
nlv1drsi ara s0ld tlltt NJ dtnt bltlIn9s tn snme
~ htnGrent persons. cnGn 81 whom mas pnia
from slS ~ Sia' fur thG LOTS. which nittn!'nrGi.
~ !ae tract stt!d nnnut lst!.. Ip tho purehnscrs
" ta'rse lots Cnlchd,lr Khsc t)s whrrantGu deed.
hAu hbont ~" ~ the!n hast l'eeh Bnll win re.
ietseh from tho EhlfkS. II ~. cstlmn!nu I!lht
CDtch0tf hasiat hnst received about $lnG0nt
!eAst from his snses-umpty sufficient TO hnre
nIm 1'a; i9r NJ r,!fet,nsn: Thls, alleged; he
tnMt ~ Wnu' soon fnnKe everything flBnt. lt
was nut uhti! nbntit n year aHo that .ihe EEar&a
GAVE tt, ALL, 1tprE
or cvcr ttofrv anything ,,lIh him, rhov th.re.
Of ti,cr Wr.,,,or,y. Thcv INV. icnr, t!nnnNiIcf
If, tho tl,ri piHce IN asvnn. son xtt III r, ~
tltcms thnr fn,,i frn" - wa thnt totStn,,r tsa
nliuw,yl Il, Mh,It,n,,nfn n n.,minss Il ~
, 1881-09-30

ihrMeh linz for tho rurioso of consolidating
Tho rhlroh'l 1ntHrests hf tho atntc. Int DwtnR to
tho actton nt tho Michigan 1.cglaiature hn WI.
oni'kod ~ nban'lnil tho isen. sn!no ~ ur :Stl
tnttcA hcnn cttirt u tho tlrand Trunk Tor tho
I,.trl,oae IT hnvrs M opposition. !luc @ tl,a aa
ntF,ady CENTRALIZED hy hin. Tho withdrawal
Of THO i'al!nlatt slccpcrs, citcd as NM nf nc
Michigan Eetilrnl and J.nkn shnru Itnnds. Was
simply ann Of thosc el,nn9rs Tint wuru fur coi,..
fEni,neG fhktnr tlfHcu continually un nlt,st "f
Mr vanicrbllta ilnas. and hnl ho EiKnItieAic:
whatsoever III this r'gnri1. THO dfacnn!tnuMl,cu
Ut \ trattle arrangement with tho MEchte.n
Htnlthorn, tho n.ption nf pulley hstlip 10 TIN
Grand Trunk and tlrcnt Western Railways, with
tho statement tlut secrnt n.tr''etlons to
divert business. Wien It ctiItl lie DOM,
g tho Take Ahnra lsn''l, wSlo te.
of tic s.siry. Tho totr Tint tho cai,nln South,
t,rn ,vas tu bu oferNtc.l In. THO INTEREST IF tho
Lake 4t1Dro ttGat wnllll aItno shnw tho nnltlur-
~ N naestion III ,r ~ sea II rnllroa' matters.
EnnIltllItt rnir0ntls keep To thu interests within
their own trrrttory. "IhGru Is no i.nportanen
u aa nttachcd." s[d Mr. Worcester; "tn WIN. Is
Mfch'xen Central hnylnR hneii plsnc.l. ,sho that
Of thg t.akc slioto Ii Just declared. Ono rnad
has earned its dividend md t!,o uthor Inns not:
Tint ls NIL thorc IA IT, Tint. WY this is NJ, fs Ut
Coutao ulltC different question:"
, 1881-09-30
W0MAh's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
&uketaf ntataIth E1& f,kteGQQ Tkthkn&.

DECATUR, ILL.,, sopt. so.-lloforo adjouEntnR
t!nalDy this afternoon tho Woman's Christian
Temperance Uuion Of th,s itho Fuurtocuthls,on-
Rrustinual dsttlut elected the following olllcura
for tho ensuing year, President OF tho district.
Mrs. Il. r. Mo1ott, Of Montiocltn; CorgespondlnR
Secretary. Mrs, a. Conkl!ag, OF Champaign; tse-
oordns Secretary, Miss y. u. Scott, Of uennett;
Treasurer. btra. J. II. psayt0n. Decatur Evan
Rplist aud Organizer, Aiss Clara u. Taylor,
Dooatitr; County Presidents = Champaign
County, Miss J. u, Mckinley. PIatt County,
Mrs. Mary "A. vlllars. Douglas and vurlnilon
oonaties not bonx F9pscsensats, thesr 1,fcsldsnts
Of the ulstrlot- Mrd. Moiyatt wns elected
delegate to tns noxt National Gonyontton. which
~ t. s s nstd " WashnstSn: D. C Mss g c,asa
appointed 10 pEovlde fur tho salary OF the diS.
triet EVANGELIST, consisting OF Mr&. Il. conkling,
Of Champaign County; Mrs. 4. I. Hoaat. of
Hiatt; Mrs. ]. Il. hrayton, OF Mxcon, Mrs. 4.
YIltafa. OF Co!s: and Hiss Fiorcnco Newell, nE
YeFuailIoR. On tootiou, Mrs. Aonatt was tnAds
Chairman.
, 1881-09-30


hKw ioRk, Sopt. a9.-The statement which
appeared IN The WnEniag papers rclastvo 10 y
consolidation Of tho Ntnhi9An Central with tho
Lake shosq s. Michigan boutaorn TOAD. and tho
operation Ut tho tWu properties NJ a single sys+
teu Ia allc2otl 10 be without any fountatlo1lll IN
Truth. Ar. Ed Worcester, Iroaaurcr OF tho
Lake Shore aoad denying tue existence ct any
such achemo by As. Vanderbilt. Whsn Inter-
viewed on tho subject, Nr. Woroester
claimed that any such consolidation was
one Of those patura! !rnpossibilitas which it was
absurd to tmagjao could tako place In ytaw VI
the peculiar circumstances. Tho fact that Ms.
Vanderbilt owned both roads and could haYe 10
Interest IN consolidating them. ~ they NeFo
saceea'tul enough AZ thar wore ~. separate
roads, boanE one good proof at leaat, TO-
skies this. such consolidation would ba
illegal according to tho law OF Mich
iran. The president aIready cstab.
Asaed n THY connection by tho. creation Ut ~
11pposltiop llpY through the Btste VI The Grand
Trunk some time hlnce. owing 70 popular Dc:
M9nd. was cass 10 poIug.. .Af. Vanderbilt bad
originally ssoussd some thirty uiles Vt sais
, 1881-09-30


Tho Illinois Contrn '1taroal comes to tho
front thIa season with additional attractions to
tho tourist desirlix to take full or winter OK.
curaton to Now Orcans, Florlln, San Antoni,,
ant othor Southern and Southwestern points.
In addition to tho papular s.J Sound.trIp Tickets
Chicago to Now Orleans and return. which will
aga!n t,e ntaood on sale Nov. ]. goOd to retlFn
untll Juliu l. lHs.. thoy will otrer rountl.trlp
tiekots tO JaekBonvllle. CctaHr Keys, and othor
RITES rs via my other route. Th!a RivcB tho
Florda tourist vi. opt'ortnn!ty.of visiting New
0rsoans nnd thktng Il trip nlunX tho CUR coi,st
tn Ceflur Keys, wIerc uIcMlA ard stNtur00lns And
I'LL tho ctstnf0rts Of n ntut.c!Ass 1otui
for two days nrc included In tho cost ot tho
tho othor ro,foa to Florin that cannot offer
tnesu advantages This rond Will HIso yell round
trip tickets to Houston. Austln, and sim AM
totlia, Tex, yt,l Now urlCnns Kolng and rttart-
i1E l,y sHn,a route, or RolnK ysa New Orleans and
raturnl19 north thr4,ugh Ta1as, thu. !ndiall Ter
rtory. Arkansas. Missouri, and st. Louis at
, 1881-09-30
OTHER LAKE FORTS.
f,ilIiT ltttliflN.

p., ~. .s''"'' @
1:aAsc., u.,.-i'ro.cllcss saxinnw Valley, Are
liz. Fo,ntatn t,Itv, II l. .frnne.. tro,c.
rh,la,lrlphu aud consurt. iortcr [,bnm,,or.
H." o,,a i'a.,". ,,n,'s t..',,. H., ~. m.t.
ialu a'a oef9es, He'le Ef"ss ana harscs' Oak
chsre an" e1a ruwtasa sxs. aunt ss s"s s ntse s o.
u,tsuu, Pulaski, q. i. Watson: tuu H,tnner mr..
bnrucs. ''s0"' '"e '''"'"1' al"
na,,', omrss aa nI..,,s. .'''ors"o. % nnn1 onn1' H.
EIIxt Ocrlauh: etenner Saginaw.
Wind. southcnat. fresh. Wcntter rlo,ttv.
.,pst'a. Dsspa.th 10 The Chttaso tribune.
FoRT liunoS, M'eh., sept. =-a:;D r. tn.-
II, lllrctcn,l and ,nrucs: schoonor ,novdrnp
Jown-i,ropcllcrs To1ctlo. Tacotna with stcnm-
barge u. NJ. WItsun.
Wind, fui,thuust, fresh, S;o,m sipnols in.
Weather oloudy. '''>'0
.,4.a, D.,ro,4h n1st1.? ~ ~. ;at+oo. 4%th,.u.
t,trratM S.,,, .M4 rri~a,i r-,..
CbIcurt,-Trurc!,nr Ytaruccn. ct}rr, rtc. hchfrn.
or Il. FitxfrrnI1. iiaxscct: Achooncr G, j. Wells,
corn: Fro!n !niluth-lrgpnllcr Jarvis Lord,
caRn, pfK. .Er,il. From Lay City-13utge City Of
thn stra'tss iimner
roo's Enr %,,xn"Hrn Irnr"i,nr =; a.,,,s,,,' ~
ctni. cic. FIR Observation-Disclosures i 4. Andrrws'.
Guai Fnr tfu"In"srhnnncr Hnria G1n,f
"i ~! rr,' f,r.,, =. !, tHaA Ha,s eg"t.t 'tt
ptct Drppcjter A. T.. IfnpkI,1a salt ntr Fur
Hay Elty-Prppplicf liaYsaic af,d barge CITY III
tho Stralts.
EsC4x1nA.
sn,.fo, nt,n,.trh n ~ fnt,ooc ,-r,,,-%
re,n~.m. Ma"h sot, ."t1 W%s-; ;voaMG,oor,.
ers c. HurlUttt MInnpat,uits and llhu: ecf1t,nncrs
H. Stowart, Annie Yt,lirhf. +. lsnrsn,1s. ii. Il.
TroI.blc, SavelRnd. and Ii. Mnlorcil. "
Cicarcu-SsennCrS u. Tttwnseut ind Fred
helly; aeh6hn?rs Letn l.i!s"urtf. l%l htl!y,
sunrise. u. =; warner. Eng a. Hoo1y ~ n1e
h1anenof ~ TUG uaSs "IIa tue hcct OF ychsefday.
, 1881-09-30

2Pka0l U@paIth 70 IN Lhttd90 3T7bNH4.
TOLEDO, O., Hept, 20-0olDrul Superintendent
Andrews will issue circular to1unrrow tnurn-
ing announcing that the Wabush Company i,as
acquired possesson of tho Dauyllto T. South.
wuster,i aud Cairo T. .Vincenucs Railroads,
which will heroattar 10 designated as tho CAro
Division Of tho WabHsh ltnllroad,, The follows
u. Skinner, Division Superintendent, heauquar-
tets VT Cairo; Chaunuy Il. Morris, Master Mo-
clanlC. Fort Wayne. lnd.; ". II. kohlea, Master
, 1881-09-30
PORT OF CHICAGO,
tT1Ilf EkTN

sr rses ssash isso suu
sitnr Cnrona. sil,wauksc, sundrsss.
f'~; at:9fs s;sSs sr, tsse'''' sss
i,rap Wis.ahlsxon. Erlc, su..!flss: -
sSs'Y; .sSss !a.o,
j:;SS ;,HS ;;S;s {;ssso a;sa fi';; S9Is SS;Ss::
ESs ES ssiy ea s:sSsi ss,ti ii:!S' ,Seaa eeuaaats,
fSS :fSS es va,.ssis! spfi iiaS a!fSa .;ss9s. am00F
!,Iop ;,;WeSrxWY Y Il lsar.ls!9n.. Ladlnxtan: lumber.
FSe stssf AS"!,ss; .ss:S 'afasss as'So.
ffss ss SsT ss's 9sSSs SSs' yas tnd'1f: srso light
ef seSf 'SS's :tSesss; 'ifs lumber
sssT sT II s;nsS' ,s;i ;"sisaS Ssns!Ys'sl ssbss ss
s; ss; !ist s;ss fS%; Ssy t tS3'iss :a'
sf sf fhttf!s s :,t + lSs: 81, siss. Fi ssn'''
sss ss T. na{slS & HStss tsa ,"ss sns a;Ssor
ssSr $alis Ha5i: saaaiS. scai. ''''''S'
s; # Y $sS fs;s;:s H., s;. 'S%ss ss3s.
achr tien. slsSi, iIa,'in. lumber.
s;f sS< !yS ,,3,iG m ;id;isns 1T9xSa iSmieF
.;chr isa6ulia satids stat,lhtce, bark.
ssF ssr esau III. a:a Ysss,ss sss H. NH,
sshr ssr je..la iiH5,; ; f9!a .!y.:s e;;
sshr J. II. noai'e. ] i'ufsi,,, S nH.' e"al '''''
ss6r Sowssoy: aaxiaaws lumber.
ss$5 s5 EssS NIss: s:',J lumber
sSht II Tempo. 4 hnMuao po.s..
hsSr tisi!isS ifa!ssst; Hs.ss.sa. lumber,
Ess! EstF itss III fS:t%sss s ;s svs4.s hSaS 's ss.
ssSF ssSE f,s'. vi e%a Mn;Aass v9d per
Helir AnIuftcn S1AstUt,N Ilhy, lumber.
, 1881-09-30
Not the Slightest improvement IN
Grain Freights to Buffalo
Yesterday.
Coal and Lumber Rates Remain Firm
and Strong ut the Recent
Advance.
Shall n Pleasure Island ise Made
by Utilizing Hyde Park
Reef?
Around the Lakes-Vossol Oharters-Ar-
rivals and Dcpartures-Dook and
Other Notes.
LAKE TnElG1tTS.


DRAIN,
There was NO Improvement in grain frclghts
ycstersny. III fact. thoto wis IL rolnpsu fr,,m
Wc,tnus,lnys brightness. Shippers did not wutlt
VESSELS. and owners ind nurnts ,na,lc 10 cIurt
to p!,tcc their craft. Une steamer WAS cbartcrctl
10 carry Rejected curn to Hu.!aiu ut 0Ne-haif
cent hnshcl, which Is mt sufficient 10 fay for
Its handling, but WIS takeu simply for ballast.
Thu Following comprise tho vessels taken:
For Hubnt!. i}ttstes.
Propeller 0or,lun Cs!'uplei, .iaxsccd..... NfW
lf'pe''er nut "''uc'i' t;r se}sSte'l E;9! s
fur Lnllflguood.
Schooner Aralha. earu. ...s........,...". ~ ls.oo0
Total cai'acIty .......tis.qn
tuMHKta
Lumber frcyhts re,nn,u ilr.n Mt tho recent nd.
y,lBcu. ind Hgents n1la 0wttrs lind no difficulty
in mixing engagements, M tho ehEppers' de-
mantl for carrlers Is extremely Eu1, The fol-
Uwlilg aro tho rates Mt which charters wcro
thAlc:
fr.ln East Saginaw 10 Lako Eric:
rro', I;;t a.aw 10 Ghcaso. SSW
Fron, lisy tty to Lake Eric purts... ISesi5s
FrDm llny Cty to ChtcnKu.... I0uQL.al
Erutn Stnnisteu 70 thionKo ......+... :Ih
ErDm l.!l.ltt,gton tu EhfcaHo. eSl:i
From Wf!tu 1.hk0 tu EhtcnEo........ IN
Froin GRIND Haven IL Chttago....... 1.S1ssGs.O0
From huskeEon to ChiuaEo......... 1.s7ts&1.0
lRuS-oNE.
Thoro was no chAnRe yesterday In iron-oro
frelghts, nr,d vessels were agaIn In aotivc do
lnand. lsttes remain trn Ut tho following
figures frotn tho points nnnncd:
From EscailnlIn " thi1aEo ..........$ LOO
From EscuIlabn TO Luke Erie pnrts.... l.D1lD5
ffoth AlAfquettt to1.aka Eric Forts... ..U0Gt1.d
COAL.
Vessels continue scalpc at f3ufEalo, L1ko Eric
ports, aud Oswcgu, aud rntrs rrn,ain firm and
strong ut tho fn1towluK ilEures:
, 1881-09-30
BURLINGTON ~ ONO RIVER.

OAHL.kvIll.g. ILL.,. Bopt a0.-At nlootlug OF
the noard OF Directors OF tho Aurltng toIl l. Ohio
River Railroad Company at this place today. tho
following oIlEcors were olaotrds rrostdoat, tho
Hon, William Bhesiey, Of stauntoni Vice-I'rest.
dents, II, @, Clay, OF Jaoksonvf'lo, and J. L.
Plain, Ut carlluyllle; Treasurer, Milton Mcclure,
BaVrutary, l., q. GlessuoE, ot tho ,EHQutrpr.
ijne, and an early survey viii be mado. Tho
rnad pasaos thruiRh tho fncst coa!-n nolds in tho
Wnst. Articles OF incorporation have boon died.
Capital etuek, &3OQ,00J.
, 1881-09-30
FURNITURE MANUFACTURE
.ERS.

Annual 1Iectiug Of tho Chicago Ex.
ellRnSe-I;lecttOn Of O11ccrs--UfscAss
al0ns, Etc.
The tenth annual couvtcn,ion of tho Furniture
manufacturers fsxchnngo. ch!caso Division,
Wis ha!d yesterday afternoon in tho Appellate
Court-rH,m, Grand racit1a Hotul. The program
provided that the ro.cH!l should thko pIace
promptly ut oclock, hut 1t was a quarter pnst
. berore tho convention WAS cnllrd tu order.
Ihs duty was performed by President l.. u.
Angle. OF Evanston.
SECRETARY i. g. wilkins, or ChIcnro. called the
roll, md about fifty delegates responded, nenr!y
ull uf them representing firms Of Chicago uI1d
Immediate vicinity. Cincinnati, 1t. I,ouls, Mil
waukoc, and Grand Rarids wcto represented.
Tie Secretary rcad from President AngIu a
very brief report which congratulated tho En-
chanEo. upon its increasing membership, anu
upon the many prarticAl bcnetts resulting tn
the trade from tho Interchange OF reports Ut the
various Exchanges. and W nsl.
Tho report OF Tho BoArd Of Directors catnc
Srer j. T. WpIf 't st Gh'caso. ~" The @ yeariy re-
uc!pts weru shown to have been S',0oo. tho Oat-
anSe N hs1S oresnfS ssng t s. ruco. Of chcuvo
road sulaewhat lengthy report which entered
into dctatls regarding tho ,nnuaReuunt nf thu
eaa he ,,ner s " II,
in tho Natiunal Exe.,ailRo was stated to bo GjJ,
md ln tho Chioagn Division l75. the latter hRs-
lux been Increased by about twenty members
Mr. /. i. Glark. Of Chicago for tho Committee
On Frc'rhts. reported that shcro hH.! boen
nothing Ut sp0ctal tMp0rtIico refgrrttl to tho
Cplnmi;ten oE Action. The "Grauker Law" nf
Wisconsin making furniture tirst.class freight
President Angie sa!d in a short specch that tho
nude to follow tho example OF thv Wisroassn
II Il,e Jsyi,ssioti wn!eh followed 1t trauspircd
that solna Of the manufaoturMsrs M sf,ipp!nx *.
~ lbN.f md DHF3UN GitlO
, 1881-09-30

~ NEW rAsaENGEtt DEPOT.
ChciHNATl, Sept. .3.--Tho 1tonrtl IT Aldermen
ta,lny passed. an ordinance RrnnttnH tNrsnfssiun
for tl,o vnGauor Ut a pnrttop If fnhh street 10
rs 10 ntlnw Of Tho construction ut n mnssvn
i,nOn passenger ttcpUt ~, tho RrnIifsls lnund9l
tty fhrtl and tbnt3 AlreGlA tln LontrAl avenue
The work nf construction Will liokln ns hlt,ti rs
the Ht,ltnutlcf: pAssGH tho fiDnrtl Of GOiHctcit,
wheru III opposition In expected.
, 1881-09-30

lU11NEF VII L t5EaH 4 FHIHHe
Kidney Wort Is ilature's roMoty for kidne.
Rnj llrer dscascs. piles, and tt,ustlpatfon.
Sediment nr tMasguis In tho urine ta suro In
tlieniIun oil lsease. Tnkc Kidney Wort.
Torpid tvcr and Kidneys poisun tho blood
Kidney Wort rovivcs them and ccanses tn
eyftern.
itcnlache, bilious nttacks, ,flzzlpeas, and fos
Of nppctitc mre Cured by kidney. Wort.
See advertisement.
, 1881-09-30
THE STORM SIGNAL
f)It}fItrtt 1T.

Spf<tdf Dtspaseh 10 1hs Chtedeo Tribune.
WAsIItsHr,s. u. G., Sept. a,-SfRnRls nte or
tlcrrti np ut Cleveland an.1 Section Five. Tho
storm II c1,ltrAl northoast Of fnnktoIl, and will
rrohubly bo very suvorc I'LL tho upper lakes to-
Night