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Huntsville gazette., 1881-09-17
Rust Normal Institute.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA,

This we'll know school. VIII begin its
next session the first Monday in Septem-
her 1891. The usual number OF teachers
who will not be changed, will be pres
ent III the opening OF the school. In the
Institution special attention will be Civ
en- to the theory and practice of teaching
The urgent demand for thoroughly
competent teachers for our common
schools calls for special efforts to make
this Department efficient. This course
will also be found well adapted to the
wants of those who desire to tit them
selves for the ordinary business pnr-
suits of life, thorough instruction beiL g
given in Bookkeeping. In lS70a large
and cOmmodious.
TWO-SrORY BRICK BUILDING
was erected AT the cost Of seven thou
sand dollars. This building is furnished
with all necessary apparatus. Stu
dents desiring admission Lo this institu-
ton must p: -ent certificates of guod
moral character.
Regular public examinations are hell
ut the close of each term, which are so
conducted as to exhibit clearly the stu
deEt's knowledge OF tile subject pursu-
ed during the term. The moral and re-
ligious cultureof the student is regarded
rs a matter Of the utmost importance :.
The Institute library cnsists of several
hundred volumes and affords v,lurabIe
reading matter to students. A rgular
Literary Society is CONNECTED with the
school.
A small fee of fifty cents per month
will I've charged 10 assist IN dcfraying
the school expellces. This lee is payable
in advance. Board con be obtained in
private families Tor five dollars month
it Is to be hoped that large numbers
will patrOnize this Institution in the
fall.
o. l.. SMii III,
j rs, tt. Principal.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-09-17

4 m week in your rwn town ieIr a
40ts5 a. "' frs Address Ii. nAIh-
CO., IoIt.snd, Name.
, 1881-03-26
ffer'k*pfr Turned White,

IA{fF {f1tk fsltk.} fsHzftff.
UI'c OF the must singular Ansl remarkable In.
aanccs oi tho elect VI terrible nerrulis strtilf
tunk p!ace In Little itoek Il few nights MKtt,
which shuws that hsiIt.an hcIrts retail, st,nr Of
the emotions fur which they t,uye bee, held ar
counta1tc fur ,nM.,y uEcs. 4 young aly wts,sp
Won,nnly qualities hui s@latIt her tho Inurk nt
much attention from gentlemen, tu one Of whom
she hal, with tho simplicity OF cnfttluinX nut.
ure+ pllxhttI htr truth, hhtl her hAfr 10 tuFtt
frnIn glossy brown to white.
VhI8 terrible evidence. nf Il poignant Kref WIS
caused Dy thu bAst actHn pf the lhtcr. lie Ia 4
young nlAn. moving In Little ltock's highest 80.
cEl circles but 4 s!s1rt time since, who u now
married and residing In another part uf tho I'm
lon- she, never IDubttuK III" faihtiintss OF tbs
nlan who hnl nskcl her With sueh eArnrst nvow-
that he hhd been unworthy nf the confidence uf
pure hcnrt. which Ia like II suuTliItn8 spring in
This scstrt Of world. She went htiotlt her lily
l'fa with Hight nnsl happy heart.
onG evening lust week She picked up a paper
from the city III which hrr lover WIS visiting
nnd utmost Ut the l1rst hlgs that struck sr
tye WIS tho description Df Ii brilliant wedding tn
y fashionable chtlreh, Sho saw her lnyef's name
HKurig u tho ttesGrlptiOn that Of tho brllt.-
grootn. His I1n1ne at,si rrac.1ct 'rrrp printed
thcFp. Fenpfc do mt III real life futnt nj easily
as n0vclsts would hnyo tiE believe, AMI Miss -
ttitt nut .keol over, hut shu test thu hIekening
whule night lay III Il atupnr. 1'tls next unrnlng
0tsc aldo ~ her helh WIN wltH ~ HHt.ty, and ri,
u rcinAtEs. 1t fs n terrlhu thing 10 t.irunlelc
this oyrnt. and TN names Will be HIsc,I ut pref
cnt. Tho tnse wretch who hun ,lct'urp plshctl the
u1sitsAtlun Ut II soul like that uf tho lMdy. tho
subject Of tails article, Will ht held to terrible
Accullnt by his conscience, 1t he has one.
, 1881-03-26
THE NEW TUNNEL.


fElMlsstoS 01lASTEp TO C0MMESCE WORK
IN THE NEW YORK slDl.
Special Dtspdtth to The Chfeopo Trtol,nf.
NEW 1uIsK, Marcl, 21.-Pcrtlisston Inns
bccn granted the Hudson River Tunnel Con-.
pa''y to commence wHrk Un tho Ncw Yurk
side IF tho river. Official bo'uts wcre given
by tho Conpany to-tlay, and operations will
be commenced Mt once. The shaft will b.
sunk ap the foot Of aInrton street. eighty feet
from thu river. 1}ulkhcads viii be pratrctcd
to meet tho mnlu horizontal sI,uft. 371 feet
nntlcr tho river, Oll the .jcrsuy sllore. Tho
work frOin tho west sIttD IL
HE1Sd ENrlNnEn T1Il1sTy FEET A WEEK,
thu construction nlld completing Ut thu tu1,-
l!rl but1iG dOnb ut the Bnllu ttine. One l,u,l-
t!retl a1tl twenty men nru ellysKct! night n1ll
Jay oil tile inside OF tho tllnrl, md eighty
lieil nhosu the Rnrfnto nt tho sl,nft-llnlls.:.
Illa calss"tl erected to rccDyer tlla t,Ddtps nf
the men hur'ctt by tho accident, Of July Fl
Is nntlvr cov.r, artl II 'lse'l us tho prlu;lpAl
entra'lce nnt exit for tllo 1lIest anil ula ,ll,-
turlAl usGu ln construction
, 1881-03-26
4 nnoKEN's OPINION or THE SITUATION.

- hlWRERa OPINION OF TIL: SITUATION.
Sptetat |'tspafth tn TAc Chtettgn Tribune.
New IOnK, March GA broker, speak,
Ing Of the situation in tho stock market 10.
day, said: ~ year ago stocks had advanced
wEttlout interruption since tho pircrsilng NJ
scmbcr. To-day prizes nrc from 10 tn 20 per
cent below the figures ruling six weeks ago
Lake Shore sold III tn 40, Iackuwn,,rA to
III, Umion l'aclifc to la41s, Northwest 10 t:f.:
Jersey Central to III, ulNl others In prupt,r-
t!o''. The decline this Iaont1, has bcur tWo-
thirds .ls great rs tie Afay decline If last
ycnr. whGil stocks wuru ut Tue highest,
Everybody snftt, Let stocks 70 off 10
pcr cent md thu market will he tho biggest
purchase yuu ever suw.' Tllcy l,aye gone
o!t l0 per cent. bul people nrG, Ut course,
au1sE AFl!Aln r0 nltY NOw THAN THEY
WE'RE BEFORE.
Nevertheless, known conditions strongly
iasnr m atlvanco III tlte price Of stocks I'i,o
principal unknown, cotulition IL tho futuru
crop. 1]'ave i0 fears for that. Wa always
llear tho crop howl ab?Wt this time. Tic r.
ports Of the actuaE contl1tinll 0f The crops ro
generally favorable. No sl'a,l have crop
enough, 1T connection with tho delayed bus[-
ness, tu tux tho carrying fleE[tica nf lilo
railroads tO tic utmost. Nothing In tho
Stock h!Ar6et cnn be mora CERTAIN tliuu tint
WI shall ilye MI ilcttyp n1lll MI advancing
'narket turing thu 1lext two llsu,,ths."
, 1881-03-26
ons. enough, however, 10 rcquiru legislation,

nf1u nRreeG TINT
i,'tASptSH noons wolt.p sor HEAC11
tho root Ut tile cyfl, as dealers always re-
!nnvc the, distinguishing laels nfter they
rrtntt It rs Kr1,itf'0 cl1epae. III order tn pru-
fcet thu trade. They sail, sounc trglslation 1T
2 general. character tint wNn1tl reacli tht,
e's s ,"| IL liz n 'nrrsts 1a!en9s n to .5r nry , H.
!l,attt Tint legislation shall mt III. confined Ii
thIs State Alnllu. .teiTreyA recommended Us
7 n1rel.!iy that all gtn''s. sl'lpfwtl from or to
r,.lnr supervision Of tic exchanges, nnl
Minlterat'al Ro'nls not marked is, snrll
shout! be ,con'fscntu!. rltc ,alu!tcr
1nio Its composition. tIul III n yrry prevalent
tllsen3u ntlS,lR hugs Is Mr0tnla there II M
re..snn why II slo,tlI not hr transmitted 10
the tuflslliilErs uf tlle ct,nntcrfcft article.
Tho brst nuaity of Iarl.clIcese will sell for
several Gsnls ll,nrc per I!utllml thur skllm
cheese, Tl'e production III the nslulterated
nrttcle II
RAPIDLY INCREASING IN Till: WEST.
One witness suit! l,e considered tho Influence
nilsi W'wrr nt New IUrk c0Hld check thu
traffic If prnpur measures wera uttoptetl. Mr..
Hurt ca,,sctl saulc amusement Iy seriously
Suggesting TINT manufacturers nf ru,,ntrf-
fcit clicest: lG compelled to make It green III
c0i"r. IIn said II i tossessesl my merits iss
cnlnr wn'lld mt aiTcct It's sa., rs co,,s,.lH'rs
have.
THE "rfMEs' nEroi,r
says this Investigation Is creating Il good
ttenl Ut interest in the butter RtiI cheuyu
tra.le. Aln11y dealers engaged IN t|.a sale IT
!,illtntlptl ARTICLES src greatly Interested IN
!I1c fcsatlt ~ tsl1 investigations. afnt sn nru
those WHO nre resolved To sell nothing hut
EenYtne butter ntld Gneesc. It II hoped by
ttlg latter tlat Inv vii! bc passed rendering
IT. impossible to sell Nlenl,lnrg,lriile uy Iurff
s!icrsc fur anything else tnn what tlley urc,
Ebenexcr Crapser, 4Assenlblyluun frDnu st.
Lawrence County, ~ the owner nj twenty
"lls t creamcrles mil IN thirteen Of llle,l. is
was manufactured. Crnl,ser skins the milk
uf tho cream wl,lc, 1t Ii cnpnblr 0f l,.s!rI..,
md nut Of thp milk M cf,Isely Ykul1urIl.
!nixe,t with lard: by II, patented prl,rrss.
s1.cAllei cream Is prMl!1ccd: from which
cheese Is 's!att. lfg ts the owner or
aln! lard 4re converted into ar,itielal rrrnl,i,
anu Is rlldrnsnrl'lx tu hive 1t introduced int,
I'LL t!iH crGAIllt.rics Of the euuntry, Crnusrr
Ahl !Iis partners expect tn tlbtall r,yaliy Of
1tle-l''llf eellt per uU.tMd nn ,ll cl!pesc MANU-
facturea by their prt,eess.
THE t'lsEstHEST hF THE 1sOsTUS PRODUCE
EXCHANGE:
stlgnlatfzes the sale Of ,atultcratrN butter
aii rlirese ns Ii ctltse IL tho dn1ty interests
ttle United States amounted 10 si00,0o0,t0
n'ht u" ,c1nsttlerrsl that 50 argp NJ, Interest
demanded sn!ne prtltpetDh. TWu.tliryiS uf
tho cllecS: product.l was exported. .inari-
cnh blitter n'1u American ntuninurEnritDu
should be sold III the Ellrpcnu markets anil
cheese n'ld butter silnu'l b. ul,lnEstakah!y
!'raiIscal rs such. All ,lpr."'s who nyntri
fact, "lIoycottell."
, 1881-03-26

Of the flames bursting from tho halt win
dow, mud the Inmates 0f the r0ous tn tho left
would ba utterly lI,a!le to rrnch the iatiter.
ns between It afltl themselves would hu a wall
If fire iss,tng from tic l,all wInlow a1nt
acress tho lnicnny along wiitcl, they must
i,nss. THO tacl TINT these taic1ncs nre ,ls,,-
a'ly lila will! la,xcs anti barrcts, which otten
r"st ntl Tho traIrttnDr intended 10 aiEorl ne
crss tn the ladder Is, Of course,
ENTIRELY TfIE FAUI.r Or THE INMATES.
IA tho unIy means of rcaclttng this tenc-
nn.nt.hplse ~ BY t1lree-fect~witle alley,
Wh!cn ,ol,e1ls lnto n small curt, tlle SAINT.
difficulties exist for tho Fire Department
tlleless The building Il ready for occupancy.
4 AlotsekEcper Is In jHIssessf0n, ant those
WIN are ntrActctt by tllo prtcn nf eA rit,tlll
fur II "ron,i ant twn bc}rnUms" Will lM
lire ur suifUeAtlnn,
, 1881-03-26
OBITUARY..
EN'NUF. WILLIAM tIEACtE f.AwHEYCE.
Sp<tbIt f}isnutrh IN T'hs (hltdoo Tftht,ns

EAH5oF. WILLIAM 1IEhC1t t.AWIESCEs
Special DIsputeh to The Chtedeo Tnbuns.
NEW rnnH. March 25.-Ex-EoY. William
BEACH Lawrence. Of l,f,utle Island, tho es1,1.
ut tl!e Atllenmrle IlOte!, where lie
lad heen untlcr medical treatment dur.
ilIK tho wIMter. So far rs his physician
ch1tItt discover, no traces OF disease nther
taian MI impairment OF the digestive orgatls
existed. notwithstanding Ills advanced age
lte was II, Ills stst ycnr. The aLlnent was
aggravated by his persistent participation III
tabors Which would l,are been exhaustive
for man ot ~ years. lie retained hts re-.
nIArknblc tt.entul faculties tn tile lust.
Iii 1e.H Mr. Lawrence WIS Secretary Of
tha LcgHtton ut f.onton, anu subsequently
became Cllnrge .l'4ifTatres there. From fE3D
10 1Si5 lie
rlsAc1icED LAM HERE WITH HAMILTON
FISH.
III ISL he was elected Lteltelant.G Governor
of Iels0dc lsInrtl, utl
n1cAMl: HuyEisSOit on TIFF DEATH OF r1IE
EXECUTIVE.
LATER, l.e was admitted tn membership in
tlo British Association Of Social
sc!cilce, ag1tl To several other
lcnrnctl bodies III England nild oil the
Continent. Thr British Association named
hll' Il! Is4N 1ncMber 0t tho Commission To
prepare international law. Mr. Lawrence
published during II half century numerous
nrlirtrs, political, ecnnnll,lcai, and judicial,
III different .hilrnats ,uld reviews VI this
country ,nltl Europe, alai alsu large number
ortmmrl1le.s.
~ notable part uf the lfterary activity Of
Mr. Lawrence ATTACHES Itself IT,
THE wun,ss or itEs1r WHEATON,
nf whom hn WIS NJ, infinite friend: Mr..
~ great slcstl'uslon, nnl fof ttlelr. beil-
rl Afr. Lawrence nnllertoos y publication
nf Wlieatnn's "Elencnts of Intertu,Eolm!
Law" 'lM first c.ittot,, ai,!lntatca bS lin
nni precGtlc,t by = moticn Of the Nnslm!r, WIS
a,ultet IN t, tex,-fonk By tho English uni
yessstles unh hy tlint Government us well.
Congress also ordered large mum.
lMr ,uf rnl,fes for thu use pf
American Ministers niut Cnnsnls. and the
work has leen translated IN .)apanese md
Chinese. At thu tlnIc 0f his death Mr..
Lawrence had completed foslr Of the six vol
nncs nf Il commentary III French.
, 1881-03-26

lie Shows mp the True Inyarlncea or
thc TrnnsnGttoE& III Nortiteru Pacific
How Billings I*sitcd 1Ins,y Tllounandx
at N1tnrra.

lie Shows mp the True Insyarilnc&a OF
tl,e Transactions III Nortileru Pacific
How billings Iasitcd MnnY Tlaourand*
at s,tnrcs.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4i.~-Iieltry Willard,
OF the Orcgnn Naylgullon 4 Kailrund COM
pany. Inns scnt special dispatch to the Port
land (OrcgUr) OregnninH nbo,lt Northern
l'acitic lsailroad matters, In whlcl, liz says:
"All yhn haze said regarding CTR nrnbtalntng
control Of tile Northern Pacific Is subs.al,-
tfnIly true. 4 fund of 900 WAS nude
up In January. Ut which blind pool con-
trlbuted Ss.Do,o00, the remaining $1,000. 100
being provided by lDats to tile
pool. With si0,00,000 of this money
| secuted control of s27,000,000 Of
common md preferred stuck, thus making nll
absolute majority. LII order 10 conciliale
existing Interests, went to President BILL
incs, toll him frankly what Ind do,.e, and
invited him a1,d Ills friends to corne Into tho
combination OF sell ul,t to me ut their own
prices. lie declined to DO either. Tl.ercupou
gave Hin 10 understand TINT would have
tn make Up MI absolute nntnrlty against
him. lie expressed Ercat alIxety to come to
all harmonious understanding with Our It'll
tercsts, sayt.1g. 1iuong other things, TINT VIC
OIL tho Bonrd.
At the rctineSt Of sOtllc Of Ills Directors
prepared and printed II stntpiaent 0E uur
Views Us to wtlt the rclnt[t,ns Of the two
Companies should be. 1'tis statement was
submitted to the Northern pNcfe Hard last
Thursday, and n special cn,ntMitlee WIS np-
pOi1ted to consider talh make rreUult,lcsltl,.-
tlo1s 'lpon the relations vi the two CON-
parIes
"FrIslay last. however, after the adjourn
1lleni of the full l,oartl Injecting anil depart
enf must of tile nllt-of-sown members,
billings cnlletl the rclnalnug members Of the
Executive !3ontd secretly together, and pre-
valletl Oh tlieul t0 pass resolutions directing
the ltli,nediate Issue Of oyer Sl5.0U0. $50 uf
cgnI,n9'l stock still i'll the liar.s
Of tll0 Company, ttn object huiug,
nf course. to lI.alntain Billings and
Ills frlenlts IT. power. Nh notice wtlnsever Of
tha proposed lss,le MRS given IL tlle other
Directors, three III whom hnye already ill.,
noulcett this proc eetlny officially as mi ullt-
rnEe. Which fact aIn authorized to publish.
billings appropriated t0 himself ~ 0U sl,nrcs,
Hud to Ills cullfcderates many thousands Ut
stlAres encIt,h
, 1881-03-26
THE DEArII-TRAP,

| THE lsuISEp TENEMENT HOUSE IN MADISON
s'rllEEr REPAIRED WITH NJ M..rEmusI.
| Special ntpatfh to 7ns Cateaae Tribune.
! NEW l0nK, afnrch Mj.--Thu tenement
house III tito rcar.of NJ. Is Madison street,
which waa tho seems 0f lust wEltur', llnrrur,
llas beun rebuilt. AT tho entrance tn the mr.
! rt'w nlley. hardly thrc1 fcHt wide, which
lca''s back to thtS house, hppvArs this notice;
"Rooln aid two bctl-rUnl,s 10 Int III rear
tenement. Apply IL Alexander I'attel,, No,
els Canal strcet." Entering through the
alley lhto tho rem court bufore tl,ts rcur
house, It's found tlut tho only apparent
cla''go thu removal Ut tho fcllcu between
this eourt md the ncxt yard. Tho shed nrxt
to tho fence, III tic roof nf which children
,Yuru thrown FROM tho burng house, fs also
gone. Tie shattered. slloly pn.les Of
slass aud scurchetl shutters llaya been re-
placed, md tho fresh Dntnt gives tic outside
Of tho llouso Il lUw and uNwoute.lly c.eanty
aspect.
slnilar renovation ns to tho appearance
of tho bnlhlsng llas EcGn I'll acted, Tho
b'nckened raftcrs, cl,nrrcd a1lA crumbItug
stairs, md burned woodwork have ttlsnf,
peared. On tho upper tlo0r tho frpsI,Iy-nlus.
tered walls mud lluH woodwork tell no story
0f the tttsligureal bodies that wcro found ]ylur
slcatl nI'or tho t,o0r. 4 closcr examination,
however, shows a,ltl the lessun Of The tjro lus
hecn forgotten, all4 Tint IN tllis house, M r,.-
built, ltko trlgedy 'Mlslit readlly occur
again. III lust wlnter's iiru, the hull running
NJ through thu middle OF tho 0llse, with
lts harruW, winding stairs, actett us II t|1lu.
aforlIlg draft for the ltalnes which rushed
upward With such rapidly rs ta cllt MI ull
escape. The construction ut tItIs hull rp-
, 1881-03-26
bulldog III. sIan-.& Plight netween
the Two l6cHn1ts III u Victory for thc
1f1rA ksrutu3 f1unRp.

4 town III tho tt0sentale tullpy WAS OIL tatur-
tlly the kcoHu Ut terrlblu liKht between 4 HaAn
question ID abt'ut twelve miles feum Manehes-
ter. Tbs tnhn is tnli, bur1y. anu fcruci1un-
limkinY lndlvltllul. whD hhl fitfresInrRtiy gives
c.ts!lnaliy tries h!s powerful teeth OH pots at,d
y!Hsses. Tho bulldog IL lluted fur ita puwgr.
,uwers Ut tho tlu4, tho innu was challenged 10
light HIN u few nights ago Thu agreement WIS
lAt t1v dug sltIlltA hare tho sA.lau HhAces ~ II
pitteil n4anst annther Ut tho oulllliu species,
willis the lnAn was U have hls hanIs securely
Tusteiied III frunt Ut httn.
Everything bolng rendy, u ad-lookinE fellow,
dressed tn tluaf!yCnan'S Garb. .gato tho word
"GO!" upon which tho masculine ootHbatant
'lcscondcd to tha Level Of tho brute. aud OIL
The latter Oh being uuuuxzlsd mas houuled ou
, 1881-03-26

6pfetdt Uisrdteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
! NEW Ionk, March 25.-I4nrtl md chueso
olenl,nrgnrfi1e manufacturers throughout tito
country Will no doubt feel goull deal Of liz
tcrcst In tho Investigation now III progress In
t'lls city regarding these two articles. 1t
promises to be very scarclllng, nmt n,ny 1c-
velop soHlc Interesting f,cts for the puhllc
as well, for tho Assembly COMMITTED
0n Public Health who l,ayo lNcn sent down
here to probe tho subject are to nlI appear
ntccs going to work In cnrncst. Tlloy l,a,l
before them today II lnrgo number Of COM
mission merchants who 'Iatul!u md export
enormous quantities Ut c,ecsc and butter,
ailtt questioned them very senrGlIngiy rs to
tho characteristics Ut the bogus articles
a'sd their lileA Of tho effect of their bclnv
thrown OIL tho n'nrket. 'rlsey were unati-
nous In tho optnion TINT tho continued
manufacture and salo of luul-cl,ccse alltt It's
export rs tho genuine article would have the
effect OF very sonn
l'ItEAK1S1 DOWN THE AMERICAN MAl,rEr
nlnt this would bo sHle!Aui, rs our gt,o,ls nov
stand very lIIgl, III the estimation Ut foreign
consumers Jl,e aplmaru,,co of this lartl-
clltrsD Is very deceptive, aud experienced cx-
porters here tlavo been deceived III 1t alld sent
tt to Europe as dairy cheese. Ono witness
sald great deal Of tho lard used III the
manufacture of this initiation IS frou, dis
cnseI hogs, nllu wien tl,[s becomes known
IN Engluad nur cheese will be punished from
TINT country ms CIR pnrk has bccn from
France: Ano&lar witness thought that tho
e"otts were. manufactured frnm .teodnrIzcu
animal fats. mil, Ms Il prevalent disease
ulluhg hogs Is
sCRoFULA,
luis might 10 transmitted 10 those who ate
til9 Hf06l1nt. ftfhnr ltftttnxSn
s'-cnlMl lngus cheese wus gau,t tleul bcttpr
thah skim etccse, aln1 believed In giving It r,
cl'ance. AL were generally agreed tlmt It's
naiie!tacitlre foulu uot 6n st0ppctl. hut how
It's sale was to be regulated was q matter for
wide discussion. The Investigation is creut-
ing
\ CHEAT DEAF. or ISrEnEsr
tn tho hnltor at'd cllceso tratle. Mauy (fcul.
ers engaged III the sails Of Intuition urtlcjcs
are greatly Interested III tho result OF tho in
yestfga..ul', lis nru t!tbsu who ars resulyrl
to sell nothing but genuine butter aM
c]'eese. 1t Is hoped by tho Int
ter tlAt a laW wIll ho passed
rendering It lmp1sslbla to Sell olcnmargnrluo
butter ntd clcrse fur anything clsa thun
what they are. TlH manufacturers Of olco-
margarine lInya evidently bl.en thoroughly
frightened nt tic attitude assumed l,y tho
dealers III pure butter, and hayt., 1t IL suli.
t.ono everything to viii thu favor Of tl,e Cum.
Inittee.
THE FIGHT AGAINST THE NtUEOUs SvuFF.
To ths Ht.i<r,I dasoeta.4l Prt.,.
NEW YOitK, March n5.-'rhe Assembly
Conlnittea Oh Public Health ,l,a,lo n, lives
tEgatlon to~slay Ut thu l,anufucturu an,l snle |
OF lartl-choese. TlIree Wholesale butter nlM
testified tn tho effect tilat |
there WIS nllcll AlulteruttUl iii tho lna,,ufusf-
, 1881-03-26

stock, After delIberatIng r few days, Sfr.
nll''hgs dect'nct' Tho proposition, nlthuuefl
Tue price offered WIS ntimtttet to hv sutfs-
factory. Mr. Willard sail that II NUS clcar
tlnt thu Directors Of tho Company llah two
ob1ccta III view In tho Issue ut tho rcslttuo
| stock:
| tn MAINTAIN TItEtiI 0wS SUPREMACY
m tho CthnDaHy, atltl't0 distribute the stock
before his admission tn representation III the
HoHr't. Iii regard 10 t.Ils, l,u sssttl TINT d.
fectnr VI tho Company l,tltl suggested to hin
| = lew weeks ago tint ulnccs could lIo made
ior 'lll' n1'd Ills flentfs II he desired Il, jotn
lilo B"art. At that tln,o l,a .lccline.
iho Hller, but. In consequence Ut
1t, lie wruta to President Billings sumo s,,g-
Brstloils III regard tn tie Harmonious 1,ullcy
nt management which lu bn!fevetl the
Northern 1'acIfc md tic Oregon ituIlwny Il
Navigation Companies ought to PURSUE.
| When asked lf tho rla, uf reconstruction
'l' not specifically nuthortze The Issue Of thu
residue stock, Mr.. Willard replied Tint tic
matter was left purlosrly vngue; that
WIS t,,slclEnlt rs ih
| THE PERSONS ENTITLED TO TIE HTncK.
III Is understand tent ti,1 issue nf stock wns
| not n1entlone't Ut tho regular meeting OF the
Directors, Marcl, Ii. Tho question of nttn,fl-
ting Mr. Vtllnrtl to representation lii tt.u
N0arfwas considered attl referred to II special
committee, consisting Of Jutin ". Ellis, j. u.
Potts, nnd W. X. Garrison. On account Of
| tho proposed nt,srncc Of Alr. Ellis md Mr.
Potts, tic conference with Mr.. Willard was
postponed with his consent. On tho
| following day tho Executive Euu,-
mites authorized lis Issue % Of
tho stock I'll tito Treasury. Of
this Committee j. ID. Potts md Robert
Hnrrls were not presentut tlse meeting Fri.
tlny. The other members ,ycre present. H.
u. Cheney. ,rohns,nn 1Ivnvotnr n,,,I ~ !,
T.urr,snn ,t.', I,".,t.,.,'. .,.'' ~" ~
'.'l. VIZ. t,7u"' A"o itca'"c't VI ttle eanl!'ait'
nie'ioer OF THO Committee ex*0t'tcf0. was
| also In attendance. The action Of the Conl-
til Inst ,tnnttnv .8''' VII
THE iSi1'ScrIoS oiASrEn.
To 'hs ftt'sern Assoctrftd rftss.
NEW YonH, March :l5-Jndgs SpIer, of
tic Superior Court, Inns uruntcft nj, m},,nr,
fin, witrh ra.tr,;,,. t,,s S,.,t,,ar i,..i.
n,,,xn.I x~..s. ,''''',. Wv -sol .te,H "e!ne M
i.a'l'o'', i1o''l 'ss,il'le ahy ol tho lep,NU
6llarps OF common stuck which the Executive
Committee Of the Doart Of Directors reccnt-
IN yotpd tn iss,tr. TN. injlnc,Inu ,vua ,,l,.
ty;rnI ~, H.. ',.',,,,.. " - tI'.' ""3 ,:,n ~"
t"ia'su " l''c utp''c"t'"" VI lleHIS WIZARD,
wy VI TUG cntet MANAGERS of ttlo Oregon
'h'l""S " 4s"'!ghthn company, A'iti also
n'aiager OF tho "Dllnd P0ol,' which w,ls nr
gani2ca to buy controlling Interest III
Northern I'Hritic It IL lMl;uyy[ lint pnrt If
So. II, rs a. ,.,o ,x.o I@."'', 70 - -