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, 1881-02-21
KESlIEl, SIIEL BARREL.
Annual Convention District Grand
Lodge, Mo. q.
Address of tho Grand President and
Reports Of Officers.

Address Of tho Grand President and
Reports Of Officers.
Tho annual Convention pf District Grand
I.uiKc NJ 1. Of tho Order Of Kosher Shcl Easzcl,
was called to orlcr at 10 n'e.ack yesterlay
murnlng III tho cluhro0nl Of tho Palmer llnlsc
There wcru large nuuiher II. attendance. Tho
trnnd Lodge was opened in duo form with tho
following onccrs; H. ". Fcchhein,er, Grand
President; tho Rcv. a. Norton aud l.. !. Low
cutt1ul, uranl Yicu-Trcsllcnts; ThcnbRd
1myd, Grand Secretary; a. Dai.bc. Grand
Treasurer: j. Kuhn. Grand BcrRcant-nt-Arnt.
Messrs. 7. David. 4: l.arro.,, l.. uoot!.nan. J.:
Committee on Crettcn.Ia!.. After confcrence
they reported tho following
LIST OF pELE6ATEs:
Nc; 70, st: i.nu!s, L. ho'nnhlatt, frank nloeh;
%s,Spha' TeS9. Il; Sahe;' Mg ;.IS1sa t cs11saSo
y. HeIdel. i. Wolf; ~. y, Toledo. D.; 4; Wolf:
Ss & $ssis&s $s.* Hs;s! ;''@ Vs, 4 il @es't"'ssy @st NJ
il chlcaRo, tna Rev, d. 4. Norden.ss: Marcus:
10. o., St. lous, y. NentenGIsrxer. I Il: ii!rssl.
Trohst; NJ: liz. East Ssvinaw. Men,, II. .Fricl.
Rs Ksb ! tSss. tSes G Nj H. ~ t. iSss1f ESu. III s:sf Hi T.
+: iln,n1nerslouph; No L.; GhIeago. i: iscnherx,
Charles WelnherE: NJ: l@l MilwaAkGe. D. y.
No. l St. Louis. a. t,Hrua. J. Rosenberg: No. ~.
EEnnsvl1le, lHa i. l.nwenRteiil. ). e. Meyer; 40.
~. C!nelrnati, j, Fuchs 81: Adtrr; 80. ~
Memphis. Tenn., u. SeltK; No. 1g. SErlnK-
No. ho, 0mana, >. Trossler: Ne lf. Mashvliac.
Tenn., L. j. LnwenthRl; No. !4iI. lnulanhptls,
sisaei%, si e O. ;S N,!ssenan: @ &C. iS5 oa!ssis. Kx
Fo,oun S1ih!i1 he.es It san Wonor N No. . i Et::
ltnck, Ark, M. Mcnasse: r piGlifer; No. ~.
Eransvl!e Insi.. 4: MnnnheimInrr. m l.. Chenhaussr; W
~ ~ h If9ssc NJ; ~ an Mo.
No, ~ Little ltoek Ark, F.. Cohrs., #; Gn,d.
man; ~; i1.. C";nden i,,l AIR.. a. ff'ed1neSe
10. ~ Dayton, 2, " 4: Weinreci,; @ ME-: ~: IT,
Appeton WIS., d; liamtno1i; Nd lp. Gn,eaTIo'
Tenn. !. u. Levy; No. lao. !. 1orn'an' No. IN,
II: Dryius. ,-..,,
aud sestr viz ho sse ufaaa noase cgree
Tho contested cases we're then taken up. and
as.er sst,,e a!scnss!ou Ar; IT. T Heck, nf Lodge
| PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
nohsP her, L. dsvess vi s ans ,ha grSa aasg ef IL
pnsntna be- ss!.i that ho was rrjviced to sly TINT
tie Iow 1ll,irinurlngs of discard arc nov 70 be
4ss ts q yt5 ss sdse Sss ss o yesr
f asacery Ee@eF' There s'se as tccn nc, ne
crensc OF iii over a1l losses. Thrrc nra nt pres
mt iifty- nve Lodges IN tAc District with Iactu-
| mends that a committee be appointed to aupcr-
l Slse the Initiation q such snisr,Aina,eass "
ay y,ae1ners e ttat ,ai ew bu enacied eoupenR
iNd9cs 10 furnish ttlcIr reports aud returns
within tcu days OF the installation Of officers:
1nitc m,,H II iswts fnr I;rund ixui",. otlcrrs. In
CONCLUSION tho rbpurt congratulated tho inCl1l-
l'crs Oh the success 81 nc Order duriux tue
a1 as sererica set ,s
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Now York HuycretEns.

England IL being hooded with what nFe now
called New York BoyureEns. Ihoao are coun-
iurfult coins nauo In America so perfectly NJ to
huvo lccclycd the English exports for soAg
time. They l.ave cxuGtly the same weight md
diameter and give tho proper rIux. but ars 1T
tle thicker than tho trHu cuilt, Whloh defett was
disc0yefQu WHEN they were put up III routvR4x.
, 1881-02-21

tb,t hnyo visited that tho people arc Bill 81
vrrch under tho rule of n few lenders. These man
xrre generally IN tho War, ana retain tholr old
tttIca of General Colonel, or Cnptan ts tho caso
NAV De- They are full Of tho old war Bpirlt,
nj dIspoect 10 Justify their course; anu hnvo
,ui,t yery IBtoly held out tho idoa to tho poop!o
th.t' will The few votes thoy could obtain from
,ho Sortt 10 aid 10 those Uf tho Solid South.
,Sa, rouli get possession or tho Government or
the United Rtatcs, nnd have everything they
needed and DESIRED"
.Now. Nr. Teachout, want to ask your opn-
I'm of tho public men nnd leaders at the South
=, ro, raw ,hum. liow TO thoy compare with
tac men Of the North who are at tho front2"
.Thcy arc almost invArlatly inferior. They
haye bcen greatly magni!'ed in Importance by
tho endless nmount TINT has been said about
them IN Tho newspapers.
THEY AI,E sM4AI.Tr1REAT MEN
IN almost evrry instance. From Jclf DnviB
down. ,hpy arc mcn who have tho crudest
pouous In regard to tho North. Thoy have no
conception Of our great systesns of manufacturing
md cu,ntucrcr, and OF our rAitroad system.
None ef them ever colua North. Qnca III Il grcNt
while, beiorotho Wnr, IL young planter used to bo
educated at a Northern university; but TINT
hi dropped of since On account OF poverty.
Tho forthcoming book of tho a0,ireh and un-
hung trnItor, JET Davis, will do groat hatnage.
The people are rendy enough To Justify tholr
cou.sc; and. while their old lenders still 1.-Two
sso,.. ~ ~. oa,.,s,, 90 a vi,nla vc ron crnoct
apout wv soun,'y As "'u'e' W. ~" pse'
nothing different from what We scc'"
"Did you Talk With tho pcopts any about this
phasc Of tho casef"
" should think iif'. I was nt them overy-
wbere icould got q chance. I told them TINT
they ought 10 como North, antl SEQ how things
m con1uctel hcre. Tho ncople arc nil right:
~ .%ss .,a,,ass,a" .s,a -ra.,,, ,sn'I TO- unt ~,
iao! unaersla,la tnls pEes.y "e,', Nv. nus .ao
eaaess know that It is for tholr Interest to keep
tbs penplo where thoy can use thom. l told
then nm,
a'eia 11"'
TIE GREATEST MlsTAKE
hat but bccn m4dc for years WIS tho continua-
uop Of tin nolE.lity or tin 7Sn,1th. Tho moment
~ NV sao'sa,us NV "a, ~ SUI, ",a ~ ~ ~
!no neeEates OF tno eoutn eano Up 70 LIZ, tng
1oSs.c st .s,, NJ S @ Inv eM
ay a .ney ~onlu gonr- tP @ IT, ,U1ss a s,n' t,F
Hmosiailo s!ctory, nnd all Luat was MsRGu 81
t se e"n anc nortn Ws ~ to = at oa o,ne
;.on snn annrsor OF o.neti ;oaI & s,,h
nen9Sio sI success Wnh PIHenssu IhG Sot ~.
= ra.r sn o. !no nnWi H, u @ ING Wut phgny @
sne Ms ~ w. WIZ ,hc S @ IT, 9rS awe r
, 1881-02-21

ilop Dltters Strengthens. builds Wy and cures
continually, from the arst doss.
, 1881-02-21
TE:l{SON[lL4.

=
pEItSuNAl~lFPA PAKrlES WHO HAVE
j tha InHrry stuIun trnlu bhertuau lauuse LalupH-
Inu " Mf. uNd Nr4 uA7l4 Will address DWuFS suit
a4ksdt
, 1881-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS,

CTAAIatERISG AND ALI. DEFECTS OF
= speech eured by L.. 4 q. nELoS !1rstM farls,
svrIous treatment: n ssrst; H. II, 1Hsy w H. aynmrs:
Fur ~ yunrs hnd btsH greatly Inflicted Win HtA,.
mernR. and thnuxht myself incurntIe, und UH!y hy
r.mnuie'y attsr say* !o'L shs.si4''Iy re-;
i.av9 negn i. u. Mailer. Il vedtirr-st.. Ehlcaxo.
1ITANTED -FOIl ADOPTION. \ LIT
w lis grl irun. 70 yoass old. Ftutestnnt child;
1uIAt bp hi Hnt& henlll Mhl d!sntitltn, guni nk.
hula. cnrnte, und hiring up my ow!, ul,d Hlye 4
MI tha AGxunthKss child Gould AAVG, A1ufGss u lt
Tribune uf1lTe.
, 1881-02-21
.NElfL EST.11y: TAINTED.

/. REAL EST[i1 1.E " II NIED.
INANTED-'rO OWNERS OF IMPItov-
ous iua,tries tor huutes nnI t1ttnVes und !nt* 0f
every gtndu which rnInpt Ut present aunpy ana
to leHve drscffpion md wG wll etl!easp! ~ Hlt
customers iuT thcm +. a. BRAGG Cu. 81 Waali-
lnVtt1t-rt.
, 1881-02-21

I.f}ST AND FOUND.
OK NEWARI)-FOlt AN ESGl4lSlI PUG;
tPe1 ux lkr IUst Saturday esvhlnA ltclufn 10 liui
I4in nhxlf.
, 1881-02-21

TNt)ll SAI,E-PRESSES- POTTER
uressus, EixE. :&x:I, 2ia:.A nl,d x IT, tins VMylnr
cYjtutuE 2!1B Tor TIL Washington hunli ptuss tr e
cui, lapaE, ll1L u. =. HEWCUMH + 90. ID unl "
Trunk turk-xt+ Gl1vUlnAa. u.
, 1881-02-21

CL1fIItEOY.iN1'S. .....
A Ill, RECOMMEND Mrs. FRA SIkS AS
t,,u bnst nljysUf ul IuY,, marriage, falpily ul
LuIlns.A nnutra fatra prs,sDyGs sil W.t a!adlAM!:
, 1881-02-21

NOR SALE-COAf. LASDS-Cltu1CE
c,,aI lHi,dh elsibtY situated between lirtIdwuud
and HruceyIle. on the ling uf tue thltn1n Alum
Nuilfnuj. Apply 10 NiElfAltD +. Mu1tEAS. JfL
NlunnilnHtklD. I'LL.
, 1881-02-21
S{ItUkiITONS-FE:HdLE.

- NORTH SIDE.
RIO IfESV-IiUtSE 1 llAMMDND.ST,,
/ Nsuuuts. Ingntrs j. A. II. WALl'O IN Erit.st.
, 1881-02-21

Euch travelling mhrllnu hAs Its "bnAs" nnt1
conIplutnctt vi ll.cu, aud sou4 from ono Earua 10
Rnpthpr III pccortInuue with Tho co,ItrArtS Nh!sh
hnya beeu previously tuadc. The uuchi}s ttsrlf
onv,sts or d portable Btcnm. enalne ant) butler
oMblned, a fhrasher or separator, and tatKu
, 1881-06-24

tiles to Interfere with the operations carried
on by n,eans Of tito SklruisEItng fund. liz
replied, emplaticaily, that he It'd
not ave are carrying on this
movement against Ei,gIntul," lte snttt.
"not NJ American citizens, hut a. 1flshmel,
/ hive document oil which there Is n acai
bigger tlan yodr hand, wl,icl, tlchars INC froni
living lit the United Kingdom Ut urcnt
britain. Io y0l SUPPOSE that anything will
deter me, as MI axlle. from doing all can
To secure for 1reinnI llcr rights? England
c@nn.t,b9 @ moved ey argument Or entrnaty.
Whnt t!en must ho. d0ilo? Force must GG
ttAetl. We orv not strotlg enough for 0pcil
war, and 40
WE MUST STRIKE nEn uNAwAtEs
until s!o rgalizes that It. il her Interest to be
Just, You knnw have lind IIttle faith fl tho
1.antl.l.cagua movement. II Is nut now my
greater than 1t was, !n-faet, It Is
6cei, i union OF two " physical
iorcg organizations, with View 70 making
tlio lnoselnent, tlIore aggressive than u ilas
bget, @ he!ore. Fronl t!lis on our operations
Wlli bo more nettyo tlIan th9y have been
hitherto. and II witt 10 seen that, fnBteatl ot
being intflnLlateA by british t,Iuster, We are
being encouraged to greater exertlhils. It,
Gently we nave received valuable assistance
from prominent 1rtshmnn III tlllA country
who hnve not before l,Alpe1 lis. They have
lost faith III 1relatnl's roltnf being accom-
pllsllcu by pgaccnb1G ttleafls.n
, 1881-06-24
PRODUCE.

dpktfdt Dttpaeh to 1hs Ehttugo 1ftbtnAs
New YoRK, june 2S.-The boom IN grain
noted yesterday continues to-day, but Is not
so general, and the weather bureau " IL not
being worked to its full capacity. The bulls
iii July wheat this morning we're happy OH
the prospect Of Armour running corner In
TINT month, as was limited when ile first took
hold Of the deal, and they cite In evidence
tint July Inns advanced from heavy dis
count under to heavy premium over. An
other significant fact Is, that September,
which was stronger than Angus !, is now be-
low 1t aud comparatively neglected.
The corn market Was also under the con-
troll. Of Lyons correspondents, WHO are
about as numerous rs the large houses Iii
tho trade, who are thus enlisted on the bull
side Of tic market.
the agents Of ths Chicago clique, and they
are Ac better also.
THE HOG PROPHETS
aro running about as wide Of the mark rs
those. on grain recently Still the clique
keep buying l9ra to keep the market from
falling, an4 hfde away stock to,
to come out Aid Induce, Il possible, ioi!g
arc praying for tie Il lambs" to como ii and
let them out or for cholera or tricliiD to take
the hogs tu their happy .AMntlng.ground. On
'Cllange, cast wlleat closed up actively for
No. 2 sprIng, OF 1sl.lell Armour sold over
two cents advance.
, 1881-06-24

n,,.tto.,sn,, - = ,u,.. " f.4.. ..4.,.a., H..
"pnlsa... w,' u inu.''Hs W. ~ eaMl; naotn.s ~
~ =, ~. ~, ~ .u T., ;,';
T.. 49,, ~ ~. "aGo. 9,, ~ ., ~ 10 "s uM H..
.iess M.e Nsseu .' ,s'nau'c''. uahp,stI'on 81
ntopor!y WITH tntont to .!e1ra''t ma erc.i-
stu.n "u 'ebG. isa.t ~. s."tu's ~
u'.a'h cFGutt' oo"!' a'toe he "as t."o!' ..'to
grapt' to Milwaukee, directing bis assign
use'' .. psepateu lor iil1'k ~ " '"o'ae"la "o-
tlces
THE TEnsts OF TIE AsslnNMENT
,re nat k,,uwn hero BY any ,prsou tut Mr..
" "ou T.. ug s''yn s u" ans p'e,u,'t e,,,, - xvno,e
,,l"'' ~ q ~ y: - 4'a'n1he.. a'ta IL heche'
w. o. tt's Guy, 10 certain extent: aaiofs
tilno poiofe hc lcit b!I!whdKee Tor new
York., It Is anld, ho n,ate two other
special assignments. Some Ut his
e efs'ors vo o ssnt ~ >,,,s" te,f
1w lepresentatses a.,. saa a" n"yefs To- n a,s..
Xco 70 Investigate MS atIa'ra. Mr. sIoclim
mas mas 1G"st % nfssy n t s ss sarket x; ,s9 for the
thar rrnnrain,i ,hot frm IN oivc lin crct,it
sue' !canesten ,.a, 1.at 1I ~ psG 'sn n s.eu.s j..
lot tMe year 1851. anu. lt u aIlegGt. statel 10
Mr.. Zimmerman that lie l'at no liabilities ex-
EEpE tlU nIl4HHt lie 0WGN SHS lnt{GC W[jlly Liz
ia asaprtc,l II, hnvo raafI,rmrd f,,nt atatnment
~ ~, ~ ~ ~, a,aa ~ t,,,.. s,t., .,,nt
49, ~ .''n .,.,1s.a .s y" 80"
h, @ esxnoo ~ H.n'.,,t - m,,r,,,enn,, = W.
*"o he uousnt VI ntt'l"aoa'n 'n'. ~. " " ~ ~:
from tint tine unit! Jann ~ OF credit SlO,bll
wortll Of goods, a1nl pafl only nbout $4,000.
He now owes Zimmerman & Co. over SUI 600.
SlOcu,u suddenly htllenrr.d IN New York oil
Wouiny Iast. nil, il Ia alleged, ATTEMPTED to
forco hfs crUditors iIltU q settlement,
especially Xtmutprtp,at, & ca. It Is
alleged that lie told tlietil they c0,ttt take 45
cents on tiIo dollar. Is cents to be taIi every
four months, or he wuul DIX things 30 TINT
they could lit nothlnR. lfe ruf,lactI 10 make
, 1881-06-24
The Latest skaEe III Paris.

Aft Turk TrttHhss 1'1rA LttffF.
The porcelain tnaIlfA has llotl out. W0 no
longer hear VI pxtravagant pFiec8 belng gtvon
cups, Or uuurK-IM- Itelno c0tfeeeupa ut tho tlnIo
Of Marie Antol,etto. 0ld aNd s1re lMpress!oMa
most run after, Tho nAu d'Aumalu not this
faBbfo1,. He Ii a lEbllotnanlAu, II lhero aver
wNs ono. The rare books tp feiUh a 3otha prlcu
should hava the margins Ut tho loayes impaired.
At the gallo BylyestTo tho other day tits ypl.
umoa Ut lllbatats' works ct the edition Published
III I'LL wero sold for II 00l sraAes. Two tt!l vol
mora. About NN y0lumos Of standard works,
printed tn tho soyontee,lth and eighteenth v9nts
urjes, WGro disposed ut for 4 tNkal OF 900
franus TIC work whton Eaa disposed t,r nj tl,a
luw0st figure was Mulior0 ttl iwo yt':dlnea nl
tho 1915 edition. It was 3d1tsdHel ior 2.7k0
wero paid BY tho purchaser, and l1xo4 Vt II per
cent. AuCtlons of thls klAd ahow that nuncy Il
as plentiful here ~ u was said to 10 ut Jerusa-
tcm Ia tho time Ut Solomon,
, 1881-06-24
STREET TALK.


Spsetat Dspateh to 1as Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Jn,ie a3.--There WIS some-
whit of decline in tho stock market to-day.
The raid WIS directed mainly against the
VnntlGrbitts and the coal stocks although
tha rest of the market. moved In sVnlpathy~
The raid Is believed to have come from the
mysterious power which Is SO steadily work.
Ing for dccllnu. This power is sometimes
satd to be that Of Mfr, Vanderbilt, sometimes
TINT OF Mr.. Keenc, and sometimes TINT Of
Mr. Gould. "But, it Is, in my opinion,
2 combustion OF all three" says 2
broker, 1T Is undoubtedly ti,e wisl,
o. dSane @ ~ q front fisRt ys to e "e5f95f oas In the to
!uarket4 mud doubt worry mMcl.. whether we
ilAve a Rol,eral bull lnarket until such q de-
cline has enabled thu Vanderbilt party to
secure stocks, and to join heartily with Mr.
AN UPWARD MOVEMENT.
How soon this may bo effected cannot be
told. look fnr bull movement whenever
certain lIno of stoeka has been secured:
5a 's wy toH o9 ivy 1 oxtss fsk an@ e a x pxbs Hrs
kn66w tic amount Of efforts that
ptsss plsss: Ths wG1a9dsF Is ihat break las
IT llear a ruport," said o brokor to-day,
plaMstblltty, Ii not that Of truth. According
tn this report the New York Central d I1NG-
son River Railroad Company Intends soon to
ssst ass' Pos sstsd s1 ehs s 4ssasst geaas Viii
Rs e ssasf g .ssor C. fs i'qsd tos i 70 .aaaF sSss
fur iustance. " per; cent Eight per cent
Ut this will be pa!d on tho stocks aud the rs:
,nainlng pHr cent OH the iilcoms bonds. II
, ON THE CONTRARY d.
the road earnad but 8 per cent 1t would pay
on the stock, but e~inconhe bonds would
get nothing: a scheny l!ke t'llS would do
tha disposition OF tho surplus earn!nga In
excess OF the amount OF dividend allowed
by Inv, 1t would at the galn0 time not ba
open to tho difficulties involved In. .lncreas.
tng tue capital stock to a euil@ Of! which It IL
estimated psr cant could be paid" .,...
%XsS's ss hss gst DE-
IN the Iron. trade. The trade papers hays
been looking the matter up. Rsiu lnd tho
: condition OF things little II any worse than 1t
las bGell for the past year, and BY no ulPans
2 CAUSE TOR a!arn,: There were tn the coun-
ruHxAcEs.ANp STACKS in nLAsr,,,~ ~ j
and $50 s!lent,. On the lat Of .Aprit 45S were
H.; l!ast gid ,a7 silent Latsly about 4,
yania and one or two In New Jerasy
have blown out mainly. OH account OF the
low prices oe' Iron, which prevented the!r
Iron and Steel Association does not believe
there WY By panic Or that The depression IL
pfices aavs sattisd 10 low leyel On @ account
Of tho competition OF English iron, md that
they Will remain. there fo1 = considerable
, 1881-06-24
TO llEJ.T RAILROADS.
n Ia Editor 0i IL CAtsARa 1fthM,te,

CHICAGO, Iuno g, lSso.-Allow me to
niake u Eew suggestions through the columns
of THE TAlpuNE to thoss WHO are OF
gambling "belt railroads" around our city,
Tho routes selected fer tho different roads
saulh OF the city arc, Ia my opinion, about
right, "a far a. business nun dtstAnco from tho
southern llmlta nre coucerRca; hut those
acquainted With the rapid sproad Of our popl1
lation west cannot full " SEQ many ob1eotlons
ia locating = four or &lx.Fail track ~ aoar
our WustUru limits, or oven within thEco lnttes
b1yonu. .Oneo lot such roaa cotnmenre
active opofatlons. and tbe spaoe tntP5venl.ig ~;
with buildings inside Ut ttyo years. Then will
tho bolt r.rilai mau seu The folly Ut aeleel!nG q
unly ono side. Whsfu poor nMa eau oyer
hopu to own 4 housa ind lak. The
psopsc. OF certain strsois ar1 alFoa1y
purlh and south Near our western ltmIla. What
Tho daluAaa will hs iva ar tan xaars tram nnw
, 1881-06-24
LONG Ist2ANCIT.
trxtS f.Y3tsntfnrt.1.

dptetat ptspateh to icat t:h.eaoo Tribune.
Er.nERoN, n. j., June 21-I'fesident Gar
Aeld docs not talk politics nor see people
who conle to make him talk lie receives
very few callers, altd the mews of llls dispo-
sltion to shut himself up to rest with
Ills family keeps away visitors. lie
does mt get earlier information OF
the ballots at Albany than he finds III the
New York evening papers. lie seems to t1e-
light In the opportunity, the first in year,
to smoke, drive, walk. and chat with bis
family atld n few friends,-tn word, To bc
Ills own master for a few days. Ho will
probably return to Washington
ON MONDAY OFT TUESDAY,,
and remain thsre till Saturday, when he will
como back to Long Branch. He expects to
leave hero Oh tile Monday following, In CON-
pany with Mrs. Garfield. to attend the CONF
mencen!ens exercises OF Williams Cotege.
On July lio will 20 to St. Albans,
Vt. to the National Teaei,ers' Conyen tion.
From that PLACE he will proceed to some
point IN the White Mountains, Where hG will
spend Sunday, Afterward ',e returns with
Ills residence at the SoItilers' Home fur tic
IS 80 far re 1estors;i tiat il IS tiuuKht sIs vii
benefit BY tic journey through the New
England States.
Ex-rnEs1nENr GRANT.
wit9is stonss t'4eS q {he El5sfSn @ hue 1sssd
las not yet called upon the President A
good deal Of curiosity fy felt to see whether
ho will allow Ills. dEsapproyal Of
Sec.epP t .sppS}SSts1Yt e Ss% York %o d not CIV Vote s
him at Chicago to keep him from crossing
Thus fur lie las inade. no stgk Of per-
, 1881-06-24
THE COMET,


- sp*es4. ptspstsA to ~ cat<sfa 7fssaaA
New YoRK, june 2a-The hewly.discoy.
esed comet was plainly dlscernible hare with
the naked eye about O'Clock this morning.
MATRIMONIAL.
Mlas Harriet Norman Collyes, daughter
Of the Rey. Robert co!lyer, was, married
quietly this evening to joseph Eastman, sou
Of Timothy @. Eastman. at the Church ct
tile Messiah, Park avenue ard Thlrty-foustll
strect.' The service was conducted by the
brides father. There were two bridesmaids,
, 1881-06-24
ANTI-MONOPOLY.

nENnJSNftNf lsJ1tflETkr AMI f01lfifpT1nN.
NEW YolK, June 3.--The Seventh As.
Senply ulstslct ntaneM .,t, .. t1lo Ast'olohop'
oly League inot tlals evening. .. MOTIFS o.
sale bribery, corruption, and perjury Inns been
laid In "a hv tt,a 1nvnstirotinv f.om,nfttao NJ
~ -" ~ .ao M .,.'s, ro.,.a.i', !.
tho heEls'A.als' M utas, uH,eas 'en'eoy -
ii.lenco OF tio people In popular government,
and 'lcni to tia overthow nj nur
e..1 e."a 'I1 I"a.,.,,.ta ~ T.. ia 'tto ,,,,.,,
1leo l"s.,tutlo',s. ~ ~ eHe uuls
OF every eltlzen at ano approachlng e,ecl'oas ta
Legislature, solemn nru1Dfse TINT II efect-
, 1881-06-24
.QEEAuLIlNG CLERKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23-1n settling tile
affairs of his 0tice, William Highly. present
Collector Of Internal Revenue of tho Cul-
tforlfa district, befDre turning over the office
to Chancellor Harrison, the incoming
Collector, 1t has been discovered
that lnnny Of Ills deputies are .lefnllters.
UMe named l1lbbnrd Ii short s:t00O In his ne
counts; another, nained Kelley, Is II de-
faulter 1T heavy sum. Both Alscnnded,
hnt the former llns heen captured. Highly
fairs Ut the Office, md Harrison Inns given him
TIL July to square accounts, when the lat
ter will take the utllce,
, 1881-06-24

Some tme, since the Chicago, nurltnuton s
Quincy Routi comInsncct1 10 run roiriRcrator
ehecso M sci or ihe s. Los and sther sxns; nskets @
Con,pany !nla Ut great vhlus t, lie civ of ii.
brought to ii. Louis ubuut 5,Uo,od0 I,ol,ads of
tho Territory tributary 10 Chicago, frtn the fltut
that ~. LouisEs bstter htitter market thNt the
% ssyte s,y L GsSe s of SS 5conx@rs ns Hr p sS9
other spllrtous nrticea, and 9reat u,aly Ut the
asa!xst,s ot tnat c!ty, ~ tns., do,,,t knw good
Of that cu,l climate nr, not nsut to as much hut
brenA as tho f0lks ara down thla way. aud stltne-
Aow q other the bulk u ths creamery !,ustcr in
Tho why tho thing ls luAnuEc.l Ut present n 70:
friRerat9r Cur lonyta Freepnst every sta,idsy md
srE II G' H. ,fs SGek tsa E
si9nnlutlts wbelhor tor .lcliyory t0 eItY partlaa
arrival ut .Eaat Ut: I.outs. Tho agcnts
ni sect se to g. LSs II H. s s ss
Another refrigerator ear leaves ch!caso onoo
and cheese frt.u, the vnrions statlons on Tho
fDss . ~ s also leye Startling md ook
81 ss%ss % sss *t sso o4s s.sfas II
s9sry sns s%s%{ sFsSs; n Fay fp e Sk @ i1a as
The ''Qu.. road IL boconlnK snor0 and mara .
~ sS' " ho a aes III nSsx sSS liz sa
luz cctnEnerclAl Gonsro OF Tug Wast: TheFs Wns
no @ wh'u IN h9 nsr e0ssnts ssnsat. G1 VI 1s
s Loui, a' ste. IT, hoWos"r so,e Il
.bs, ehs eaisat s'H arsoa eanes q y G,
lug uurd stuir !nto tho city thMn Formerly, anl
, 1881-06-24


Sr. L'uls, &io., June 2S.-An official ctrcu-
lar, siencd by Jny t;aull, President. an-
nounces u.at II. S. Hayes l!as been elected
Senior Vice-l'resilent 1T tile following
companies, MD Il cl,arge.l with the
management and operation Df their respective
properties: The ktisaourl l'uc1nn and leasrtl
lines, tho 1t. lAuis. Iran Mountain l. Southern.
and Texas & lucItic. Al! otltucrs und
employees will repnrt to Mr. Hayes
1T 1t. Lnuta. whnrc bis headquarters will bu. 1t
II understood that this uppuIHtn,ent viii not
disturb Col. A.. 4. IMltnl9e md Col. \. W.
Super. General Managers. respectively. Ut tho
Missouri Paeltlc lnd Iron Mountain Itoals.