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Many people afflicted with phthisis pull
monalis Consumption use DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup with very great benefit and
relief. Price 25 cents bottle,
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M OUR STOCK IS LARGE, as .
AND Ihe%s
MUST BE SOLD.
IAAIL,A.E pInIrluIIONN


BUTTONS at 20 and ljc. per d0leu-tormer
pOice % and 3jc.;
HOSIERY at much less than value;
CLOTH GLOVES at 5Oc. worth .20-igb 10y,
KID GLOVES rdduccd-5Oc. kids at 25c.. 6jc.
II 45c.. Use. Kids 1T 6Jc.. Al bids 80 sJc
&C.. &C.; - 49, - ~
BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY N GRAPES
! Grape at 7Jc, - Grape al -, 20 Grape 10
81: 800
TRIMMED AND UNTRlMMED II ATS AND
BONNETs from 25c. upward -.
GREAT BARGAINS In our MILLINERY DE-
PARrMENT;
ZEPIIYRS-Best quality, all c0iOrs, reduced 20 90,
an ounce. For bargains call at
HITZLER BROTHERS.
nol5 52j Broad street.
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We return thanks for copies Of Auditor
MAssEY's annual report for the year ending
ccntcmber 30, 1881.
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~ 1T MUST BE so, AS EVERY
BODY says It Is 80, that LEVY BROTHERS
stock of DOLMANs, listers, sACQUES, and
JACKETS Is the largest in this city dc 3
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Ia an article in the NiRefeenth CenfUrY w
CARrENTEK, the distinguls hed EDgiish scientist
saws that the alleged ineficitncy OF vaccination
oflen asserted since Dr. Jeuncr's time, ht- ns'h
due 10 the fact that the virus used In NtcclnAnhs
persons who afterward took The smallpox Na' nos
fr,sh from the COW. bur had been ~'iAcnri ni
long TRANSMIT ssion through tie human suDF =
Vaccine virus not fresh nom The cow uu' NJ
manixed" by many removes, arords no ,i"t,'N
ton. and may communicate dangerous niaiadl'e,
hut Dr. Car1puter details many isets 10 chow ma
good bovine virus 4 free from nearly all w. 90,
~ fore,-lsninst = humsniEcd virus
We are constantly receiving supplies OF ~
VINE mon-humAnisedl VIRUS fpm I've r,np'
10, snruassed IN any vaccine arm In the country
for producing reliable sirs fresh hon he COW
PURCELL, LADD & co, ptusSi,tN
ne3 1910 MAIN WV"
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Married. December 7, 1881, at Fulton Baptist
FREDDIE A. COTTON, by Rev. G. A. q. Thomas.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
" stakeholder, Of the RICHMOND. YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COM
PANY will De- held at the Office Of the company on
TUESDAY. December l3, 1851. pursuant Ia adj
iourumeni. W. +. SMITH,
no 25-td Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

DECEMBER 9, 1881.
MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEN, a
wi bers Of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. SO, ,~EtAx
are requested 20 attend 4 called communl- M
cation Of their Lodge at ~. Adams HALL "
THIS MORNING ut 10 O'Clock 10 pay the last fri-
butte Of respect 10 our deceased brother, MEYER
MAY.
Members Of sister lodges are fraternally invited
10 unite with us.
BY order of the w. VI.
WILLIAM LOYENsTEIN,
do ollie Secretary.
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DARGAINs u LIZ sE AZ. i.l. coon, lop
CLOTHING.

SUITINGs AND OyERCOArING~.
which am prepared 20 make Up Co fir.r-ot,,,
STYLE and al MODERATE PRICES.
de 3-2w JOIN D.. nOHFEH
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biAth NAliN RliDEADF-
80 pieces n si.3j, reduced from al IA
Our assortment 81 PLTSIIFs ana VIZ ,..-
contains all the desirable shades and e.ior. - l'
are now very scarce In this market W A.. "'.h
LORED DRESS GOODS as below. '' 'n-
20 pieces 4t-INCII ALL-WOOL sUoor,y
Boo, reduced from jOc.; '"N> ii
Is pieces 44-INCII ALL-WOOL MONlEcr ,,r,,
at Doe. reduced from 7jc. '''IH
20 pieces 4i-INCH ALL-WOOL AHlff-pt ,,.
hlNS At Zoe, reduced from 81
30 pieces 44-lNCIi ALL-WOOL BLACK ,p-
INJURIES At 75c., reduced from al we
The best value ever offered .n BLACK Dpt..
GOODS. '''f'N
DOLMANs, JACKETS. ASD ULs1yp.
iMPORTED DIAGONAL DOLNASs-v, ~,
somey trimmed. ll.s5; ''"'-
IMPORTED DIAGONAL DOLMANg. ,,,.-..
trimmed with richest PLUSH, $3.50 '''l
Look elsewhere aud you will md uololt.rat.9,
Fine ALL-WOOL JACKETS-hanf.0r,o.t,
cuffs, pockets, aud collars trimmed viii. H..
fine PLUSH, at 1857; you can hri ao ,',
garments at $3.50 elsewhere. '''
Examine our ULsrERs AZ s5.4O, sT40 .....
sll.S9, and *I2.9O-ali extra blrg,l,' ''p''
Immense stock Of CtssIMERES m W,,....,
Boys wear 10 De closed out At graty r..i.,..t
prices for want Of room.
BARGAINS IN sEASONABLR GOODS t,o
TIFF HOUSEHOLD '''
BLANkETs, COMO TABLES. BIN.
SPREADS, TABIT-CLOTHS NAptiNs
TOWELS. SHEETlNGs. &C..
Special lot Of 200 LARGE ENGLISH ToffFr
QUILTS at $3.50 each;
. cases very heavy and hue quality WnuI
BLANKETS az - and - q pair.
SAN JOSE California; BLANKETS from slU. n
~ the finest made:
special bargains offered I'm Tapestry. Brr..
WISDOM SHADES in great variety.
SNtiF BROTIIFF-
no 27-eod 3ll Broad street
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RICHNOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO-l
RICHMOND. VA. November IA, 1881.
NOTICE.-TH ANNUAL MEETING
y Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND AND DANNII.LE RAILROAD CON-
PANT will be held AT the Office OF the company.
corner Of Bank and Tenth streets, IN the city of
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the IAN day Of De
cenber proximo, at - o'clork VI.
no l5-ru2w&td,d X. BROOKE, Secretary.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y TIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANI RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held 1T the cOmpany's Office. Richmond. Va on
the second TT ESDAi, being the 18th day Of De
cembcr next, nj II NJ. for The purpose Of clecting
Board Of Directors % serve one year. and for the
transaction fof any other business that may be-
brought before tile meeting. T.. X. LELAND,
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
plny. no 21-tDcl3
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GRAND sECRTTARY's OFFICE,)
TIA MAIN STREET.

THE GRAND ANNUAL CON-MSI
L VOCATION of the VI. J.. GRAND IA
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER or NlR- - j
GINA will De- held IN II. Albam- Hall. in - y y
the city Of Richmond. on THURSDAY, 10Th in
slant, at u o'clock 7. VI. go
By order OF VI. r.. PEYION :. COLES. High
Priest WILLIAM Il. lSAACs. Secretary.
Notc.-See advertisement OF Grand Lodge for
directions for transportation. no 6-dsw&wtd
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MUTUAL LODGE, No. POI, KNIGHTS
/ vi OF HONOR.-Oficcrsa and members are re-
qucstcd 10 attend q regular meeting at their lodge
/ room, at Odd-l elbows Hall. on FRIDAY EVE
MING, December q, SSH ~ O'Clock. NOmi-
nation Of officers and other important bu,!ues,
will bc transacted By order Of The Dictator. j.
/ II. REDWOOD. q. +. WISE,
I de Q-1fs RpDOrter.
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RIMMOS LODGE. No. IS. |. -. u. Bal
4

RICHMOND, VA, December 0, 1851. (
DRETIIREN,-THE FUNERAL OF
I'D BROTHER NJ MAY will take place from
his late residence THIS NORNING at | O'Clock
and the funeral Of Brother L. SCHAAP will take
place from his late residence THIS AFTERNOON
at . O'Clock. Members Of Rimmon Lodge and the
brethren of our sister lodges are cordially invited
To attend. CHARLES HUTIbER,
de o. ltz Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ri ANOTHER GRAND OPENING
Of DOLMANs. ULsTERs. CLOAKs, and JACK
ETs on THURSDAY MORNING, December 9,
1881 at fdeSJ LEVY BROTHERS.
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BLACK SATIN BRoCADRs.

2J pieces at y so. reduced from 40
These are desirable new shade. ana INF,
f+Nf HfI
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SPECIAL NOTItrs
ET sYCLE BROTHERS
GREAT MARX DOyyx

100 pieces ALL-WOOL MONTE n mn
from Csc. 60 15c. PEI yard. 'edueei
We have an Immense stock Of BLACK a.,
LohED sAIiN RliADAMES and ri, AC ~ y, 20
CADEs, winch ". have determined u -. ntD-
once. In order 10 effect Immediate ~, nli a.
marked down prices ~ follows; ''7 w. have
BLACK SATIN RHADAMPs.
10 pieces at l.25, reduced from sIGs9
20 pieces at F1.35, reduced from 81 a.,
IL pieces At 80. reduced from ~.
10 pieces (27-lachesl NJ az. reduced f,,,. a.,
COLORED SATIN RUAD,,fys
2J pieces at u SO. reduced from 40 '''
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ResoIred, That the Superintendent Of
Public Printing be, and he is hereby, in
structed TO have printed for the use OF the
institutions named 1000 copies OF the last
annual report OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, 500 copies
OF the report OF the Board for the Western
Lunatic Asylum, and 500 copies Of the
Boards report for the Central Lunatic
Asylum.
Adopted.
At 1890 O'Clock, on motion of Mr.. Cross,
the House adjourned.
, 1881-12-14

To the I:d!tar of Ihs CAiearo 7tibi,nf.
JAMESTowS, u. T., nec. l0.-A recent editorial
n Tnn TnInttSE has attracted solno intention
with Norihorn Dakotans. III word, wo object
tn the proposition you mnko of havina thu
wholu Territory bundled In the Union, good, bad,
nn Indifferent.
Wo tnll 10 sec anr logic In the rensnnlnH TINT
wuui conslgn our pwn fruitful. rcgiun TO hupc-
lcss innlRnhcanco ~ uniting tho various diA.
eortian: elements tint abound IN remotcr pnrss
of tho .rcrr!tbry.
Although satisfied TINT It would bc letter II
this iHr7e extent of uur Uncte's lumnln wns ttib-
dlsthcd ae1crAt tltuos, yet IN tho Interest of
curly action tho citizens havc determined to
unite In supporting bill slIylltug tho Territory
on tne @ natural geographical lEI1s-v'z: tho 4utn
Ihs Elycs US II purely agricultural s,asc Tint
flutes. We hnye hothI,g In cDntilu.l with tic
I1lack Hills or graz'ng counties. 'rliern Aro 10
Ties should Du in'Icpendont ur tho suul hern..
IN Us !. makwe,sht: Uur population il untloubt.
smith Of the 4ath' t,nr.,tlei. Tho tw0 extra
tc'fHlnta would MT eo.no ror aor,D tinlt ynt, nrti
!asion. huncu thG a3ht addition IN tho Upper
ltuusu ~ otr National Lcg,slAtt,ra Wunll po
@IorMt @M e. !hnn offset by thu adsnnt,lse accrtlirg 70
rsxnt-tu hi separated from 1nly uut!tlu that
nus ~ moro ' Interest with us thaa a,iy other
Population Is increasing hero much fns.cr
thun We receive credit t,,r. Every indication
| pnnta 10 an iu'rensc uf nearly lkl per cent IN
NHw, II Ec,graphcat agricultural. c0nmor-
cnl. ind p.,1itlea1 titnseats, r11nbnel with tho
.lerlarel wish Nf u,tr clttzens With alntost II
alrratton III the cr,utkoa Ut this trerrllnry, ta
,i,o dignity nf II state. what tsY trust 1'HE
tlgu u il usual libcrallty, una wa hope Oeller
things from It. e. WADE.
, 1881-12-14
BATTERY D.

Preparing for tho GRIND IIcaertion.
Tho hcwnrsnory building ut Battery p will bo
formally dedicated oh tho evening uf Thursday,
lNn. II, 1HS. Thts elegant nrnory. tho finest or
fts kind IN the Wcst. mtJolns tho Exposition
fulfilling, and ls rapidly approaching cumpic-
tim. It oeetluIGs u HpMce Ut .00 foet front uIl
Meht4Nn nvnnt,u BY tn III tleptl+
Tbu ,nlelu1s ar ltlis organization was formed
i"T. when llpon tne ilrss syu'psolm Il un tult.
break n nu1nhnr Of Hl! vutrran nrtlllurYmtu
ptUInpty nlcr. tl!rIr services to tho city, and
Mner eo,i,lnaIlt, Of stpj TUbry Was siatiotri o.,
tue liuiyteA vladnGt, aud the utlIhr ~ Twelfth
Atter tin irn.lllu hull 1uletrti ii,wu ,nectluys
Mtre hcll III thu pute lteutlnt,urtels, and an ,ir
ttl'ery costsplny formed. With Maj. Tohry as
PROPORTION or old artiltsrymcl,. They to,k
ctlArKe Ut sucn .n4torlHt III wits at hand ut that
.tue. a,.a enrolled us a,1 Mrxmry t, tho pol'co
fhrco ut the 1lfy Tor nututl service Whun rU.
,Ihirrl, later on tho CliZens' Association pEu-
en.t tps n k. cars'.ses ,s har9ess ~
huiier.: LII tho sprl!'g, of la;D the "r-
xan!x;attont. was ss ent.ltul Y tne st.te
1.;y " e. M pr u mi sns lark" a ,ts s
THIS fnr hut = sultAhe Arlltry lutdnH. having
lran Gs,npelicd to onntlEu quarters 1T lr,s,.lent
htarSNta MID ut ttthHH calnr out tIIl the lake-
frnut ,l,lInnuls tito Expnslttoi, 1i,lll.lllg.
Tha s,resn.It afnory j ba,x u,,t ty tho vol
iinrary subscriptions Of our r!tIzcna at, 80 fnr
fully and muI'!tlcehtly !0wnrd 1t; but ns the tx-
utltsG IL very great, aud neunaaarIly nj fnr siuh
IL large tuiaMH rs IL required fer bAltrry plir-
p,ses, theru s,i1i rnu.atns qutse an anotnt IL 10
:'ised. 1t ls enrncstiy Goled that whcn the
llattery recnso tltsr trleniis ut tho opening In
Jnui1ury II n,,ly llc in II building fully p:!bi ftr.
Thu Mrran9etnrntH t0r tho i'etl!cAtion and fol-
lowing festivities nro In tho huIn!s Ut euEntilts
uni vol -kbawu elt!ztns.. Tho n1alr Will Du the
event u tue so''su1t. The Following aro ttlo
@ !H,cs &c the Ex9uativo .Go!ntn!tten; VIM. T. +.
layn4, John 9umnlorne,d. IL. v, I3olnts. dunes
u. rhn'npsun, J. ". Dixon, anu Within l..
Sotthwurth.
, 1881-12-14

He Explains lilo Mature Of Ills Itc1n-
tio1ls with the Hunn. Woman Htho
Hind Him Arrcatcl. >
NJ. Naior In MAr, wlo wins arrested a0me
tilnc aE0 md was advertised rather extensively
In T1E Tribune, tnakes I'M cxp!nnutlon VI his
nrrGst which should set him right In tho eyes Ut
the public. 1t sill DO remembered tknt the gen
tlcn,an WIS arrested aud confined ut tho HArrI-
auli Street Station upon coa,p'tfnt of n y0ling
woman nniAesl Lucy 1t,gcrt. who clHin,cd Tint
he had been forcing his attentions npun
hcr until she could no longer stand
1t. In explanation OF tic Affair." Which
lp chutactcrlzes ns black ma1l.ug scheme, lr.
La Muir tlrst presuntcd credentials frpul oOi-
lect.ng agcnoy In tho Exchange Building, and
then produced Two lotters written tu HIN by.
Miss tA,Rert III ai,swor to 4 personal" inserted
l,y him In II daily paper. The personal In lucs.
ton expressed tho desire IN tic part Of mid.
dle-nKrl KchtleMAn to form
THE ACQUAINTANCE OF y LADY, "onJEcT
stArI;IsiOSy,h
and waa, he says, Inserted in good faith. Tho
second letter GS rccsivei IRON "Siss iioscrt was
afr. Ii liar: Your brief lcttor just received
This naino iotttioilsSj Mine xavo y0n correctly.
] htn mn AllerlcAn Elrl .G Eeur5 nf uEr. think
,1d y you so An nv isst four @ nshcs gay, we!ah
ani expedited thts fall 10 10 InarrIca to t!m . aa
llNtt. lily "GA0tlIg Gl0aAGS Aalu lHIDFHlCH
friends ui tho fact. New t,o l,as deserted Or 1T
lenst neglected mo. tl0 has Kolo to T1xus, aud
lwo''lu be very Y!ad vt Il goo'! nun such ls sou
rcnresent Yourself q BE- 70 ..esept mo for whit
nlu 4 Kind md loving husba,,d. III return
.soulta 10 all my henrt could prompt
ina. Ny olothes aru NJ homo, md my. parcnts
,ru nnxtaus IL know yhnt lntund tudo. an'!
caAaOt beur u te1l tlem tho truth. /, too, nb-
l,or useelt, and can1.ot tell tl.nn. alt. Now, 4
sou Will help me by your love. ind II yo,l Wish
t0 see tne,, Will yo'i pIeaso apputnt a ptgs Of
,nnettng 1r write mo whcu you Wilt rnil7.
would b0 most huppS to persuade yt,u that nm
ytnr uonscntnl eunlpanion aud gov nrs minc,
Yours truly, lucy ilttlEnT, 1tUT Wabash.
"5hc satisfied me" sud Dir. In Mar, " tht sho
waH tho t2nllEhter OF respectable parents ut
HEAVIER Dnm. WIS.,, and naia arranxomcnts to
have her ~ tn my homo in!Texns with t,u. Wo
stopped III tho Choatt House ono night md the
next day, sho wantei t2l0. IwouIdii,t glye It to
printed Ia THE Ttl.uNE at tllu ting uf tny mr.
rest werg rlvcn tu thu pocu by her. Wian
was brought lip lit court they hal nUthlnK
ngalnst nm, and. tht'agh t,e Judge advised ING
to picaa guilty to d!soruerly cunduOt, l wouldn't
DO 1t. md WpH u{5CtlArXc1,"
, 1881-12-14

Tony pastor owns and runs q tirst-class
tl'entsH on Broadway, New Y0rk City, alut
llus gathered Abont lin tllt best tr.,upa nj
rs!y aTtists TINT soul gS w., 9btalnsH y
brilliant engagement ut the Walnut Street
Theatre. Ihlladslrlia, mid attnr tlle nrpsent
tour they VII rgap1'Snr u Tany nastor'sown
theatre tn Nnw fUrk City. AIR. l'nstDr fs this
sllIglng. and l,as llatlu himself Immensely
pup.1lar, having realized by his talents il
lRrEv fortune.
I'Ile wrliur Of This article met Mr. Pastor
hU Ii atAuslnx before tho public. During our
conyersittiln ! Inquired ~ to l!is physical
l!enlt', allu ie replied tllat, Notwithstanding
tho strHtA upnu ltin! in tt,s tllsclarKs,n ns lfa
occasionally snyeru pains, either tue result Ut
rheumatic Nttaeks nr cu1ls, but Mlly cu,ll-
I'ln!hss u that c!niaGtor 1cyer trun Dlel lItl!
!OuK, hs liD had found Nlt Il rsEi,e.Iy IN. .nla
suc', a!!,,9ytng ntfoct'ons: iMske.t !tfM wllat
ulI." then leAtned fruM alr, lastnr that
l,U cons!dHntl the t;reat NnrMlan Hn'.elly all
excellent preparation for thu c,Iro Gr reIIHf 0f
rheumatism. an.l tlu,t u was a!M,ut lAe only
tliat distressing sollpaatht, lle tnnk Mlttl lea
Ut 1t will Hin lyiunnyor t,u Went travelling,
Al'd would nut bo without It. alttl knew that
u was ycry popnlar will! y nu.'lber Ut nE.'l'
held subsequently with various lllenlhurh ut
the organization reyenlHtl tbs fuct tlAt st.
Jaeohs Ott had beell purfnrminK must lNvaitl'
nblu service t0r tllelI IN tAe WY Of curluu
them Ut rheumatism. Neatly every artist IN
thp troupe Used II, md w,ls othnslust!c In fta
praise. ninl tile writer WAS realy torcpd III
ihe oplcius!ull tisnt Tony Pastor Was csrtall,.
Is III luck IN havlllE. 50 valuable MI! article
know, a,lu employed BY Ills i.tlmttubly gu0ti
cn,npany of performers, for 1t ellnbeu eycry
U3it to QH ultVnYa In llfH ulQEG. thus iS1trlJr
eolltnrt tn the management ullu Rci,nlna SIT.
isiAeiln,i to tllu public. Tnny Pastor wn,llt
carta!nly be III troub'o without st Jarobs
oll. At least, othor. .!ManaRe.s wi!asu nrtlsts
ticetl 4hu difference between st, Jucohs OIL IL
stock Asl,l ST. jacobs Uil out vi atock M,i,,,nl
the l.e'l'bers VI their co1npaules.-Eew 1url
Cttppe.
, 1881-12-14

tcrnal-reysn.% Az. AK: Therefore, Tho lIco,1.a
tltlon tn tho cnatO1,-hnuse tux ar Il; . ~ ~ sa'
n,intl. a still further intcrs,nl .rryr',nsa.h s.hts
rhta ahRtnofu tax upon tax IA nfjv tht.
tn protect. helI1vc. nnIy II few rsnf,i ihrnl w
IN llrubklyn a.,. caewhrr',. Ile Ii rn,nn.,tnent4
that 1frn Ilrurce- woal Ia FREQ, md tht, sre
tho i,nstp Ia simply jnb nni mn ~ t,,,!"a uM!s IN
ssrych,a ray: .t1ty Of per cent i. l."'EfaSe !, t..
nni Government has tho roreyfrht .paier.
'wo.1ld.,,o suicides, by atrychnn !; mr. 70 ot tas
ns yass # so 's 'a9st aay ts vef ss" Il
my hi!i per ctnt. A1tnvethcr, tho tiovctnntre*'l
reEnlvetl n r6vclitle from spool-thtea na,.e
kinds OF yhrs tn l8sal nnlalihtlnn il !, VIZ an
There IA pr,,bnbly consumed III tbnn ,,.
Htaca st,n,t. r, ,to1en eiools thrcuud GI..el ".
ynrs per arnull pnr nl1titlin racl, tl.1srn ~ s ~
or thread bcnE tn1cd ncnrly J.: cents sssooIs
other wt,rats. tho cu.stry pNya INK tr - III III Y
on altn0!-thrcatf. whlHh ts divided bctSno,n .0
Treasury and tho kpuDi.thrcnn tNntrr, nna ne
wtlni9 revenue q, tha Yarns j., of f s",rse Iae a
half. This Rrcut prnit, althuligt aul,r,..oS not
nf tho pockets of l!ie people. IT, nrrrrb.,a!l a!le
divided by tho cnttoI1-threah mhgnptct az.
who have thclr works hero. Sueh ure t,e ,Iu:a
GUS workings Ut our tariff system. '' 6'o'''
j.. 8. MooRr
, 1881-12-14
Supreme .1udxc Craig.

40 LIS fsIu0F ~ zHe CaItd98 9F3lnHes
C1i1GAuO, Dec. l1.-Tho term uf Alfred NJ.
Craig, ono Of tho JudGcs Of tho suprutue Int,rt
OF liilnoig, will explru next year. judge Craig
was uleotcd to succeed Judge Lawroure iu tho
GnlEshury, or Fifth, Diatrlot tn lBt;L Thu dis.
trnt comprises tho Counties Of Knox, Warren,
Henderson. bfercor, lioary, Stark, Adams. Pike,
Mason. Menard, Morgan, Cass, and seott. Judge
Craig Ia \ candidate fur reelection. 1t 10 good
rule when Il Judge has bapu faithful aid intelIt-
gent IL rpturn him to hls seat On thu bench
without opposition. Hut when hu las taon
dsrcllot Or conspicuous In nny way, an ono who
Htroeuhea tho law to sasu criminals from tho
penalties llts to tAoir utEtnses, ha ought to be
dotentya Ths psopp ot co.!k Gull1,ty unsortu'
ss atgj HsxS e. . '' K e. sy s hsy Ct as e
cxpce.ea y exprss. pretty .luoidt4 4pitilon ii!
h!s sutton !n tl,v uxse 81 Al.lren and lsulcs and
ut slIs court IT, whom thu ''slcecssiNl crnllll
lawyers" Ut Cu0k County now luust commonly
ew IT, .1yt \ t 4*
whu airulal Tho vcntlut Ia Judge A'nl1ts uOurt
IN tnu c,lsu uf i.ozsvr Frle'beru. and tho hsast.
ubtca Ut Ills 6pntn ArH illus repurtu4:
o A. {Ssi e .sss.s,ts stcls ssas IT.
& se s at st SsIs as u p saT
tIo Gursart and wont " tla lsfsIlauls pacu d
viii t. 'eS Il III .5
Sssadsst MIN sts.s.s .o s1@ s. III
y s aaaG e. !. sss ss ~ T.
thtet Aga ~ u sustaGtu4s budIus aud pruH.taciI,
nnaIs tnsoWH a0!o nhs.hnFts WAGON. ana tllat III
,s!a lt1 9!t ad losks W hls aIoie md afterwards
Acn'eA utl1lk hrcseH nhq nlA4u utGr chk krtdietuty
slatu9as. ~ reE4Fd " ttte iaultur. 1su 1.Ury
nsswte ~ wy sasl1!ot 70 call In fuw nlxlts, ha
that: Tstg Clearly s4.A.da t"nrisf4, ind ruyrt,-
tutn hf teAi tM8euf thf aecGaptiet, wA0xa
| Mua inf4nsux. e>
And 4 VIA Mr. Justice Craig who. after dsllv-
eEilt4 tnih most eh!phAtto UpInlnlI, liAteued fn-
Enruoty 70 ~ !nnt1an fnr u rehearlnK. aud up,
puntetl tho 1"tlu4ry trrln Vt lH!. ur three years
and o1le-thlrd utter thu colnlnisslt,n Of the
| Gfln1a, 1nr IL reopenug Ut tho whole uuso before
| lls Supreme CDuE1. It was Mr.. JUSTICE ErAiu
s. Tao " ,ha aas ssx 'ne 70 1rxuMsn reviewing ~
| convicted by y lawful lurY ot 1ecelyuT sJuIe
, 1881-12-14
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Vaccination.

To the Editor " IAt Chtca9o 1fitItne.
CnICAu0. f>cc. li.-snme of uur large firms
cntnpcl their employees to bo vaccinate,l. hut
nuthing IL said nbont how, or By whom. 1t shull
he Lone. md n sore MI The Hr,n Ia considered sur
Iccnt evidence by nj. parties thnt tho virus has
i!lie Its work. III mttIf ci'sus pcrsDs r.lcclnAt.
el by II physician arc hctur seen nj ter thu nper-
alton. tey or their trends tlndersn!t'nH ~ Judge
rersuns nre either wholly unprotected. ur hut
plrtialty protected. rho druggist, lo,klnK out
This uscri minute euIa ri virus IS wroug. stih
nuRht 10 he atnppetl. iartfcs TINT wish 10 tss
rItGcir!nttt should hNyc 1t upnB byu rhysicfnu.
should see ht grntn tttno 10 time fur twenty tvo
tnys. VIII know whether they hAvo Dceu vnrcIn-
nted, Ur whutlar they lad nnly It'll rply RnTr.
u. 4. PElLA.1l4, M. b..
/, No, 81 South Elnrk ztrGct
, 1881-12-14

Capt. Hen Eyster. Win was cunyl0tctt OF killing
Join schutnachcr and sentcnccd to fourteen
years III Joliet, will rcman In ja!l pending tNo
decision OF tho mt,tlon for II new trial. III Ills
postts; of tho motion yesterday tnuru!n4 to I'D.
nit him to bait, Judxo TuEoy mid:
This application to admit to bull is tasetl upon
tho xrnunl thAt tho yertlas os guilty. Is int
final: Is nut Guhvtctlon nr d crtnlo Until tie
beng w, tint tho itcfennnt untlGr the EuIlsllu-
tlon uf tho stas9 aud the Inv has the right to ba
l,Avo exminc,i yurlous authorities MI tho
suDIcn, md Ind 1t ~ nc*l discussed u Dysn's
e.Ise, Eth afissa!pni. aHd 1T tho 18th AinstcsDtl.
Tic tlt,clrHG 10 lMijt Own In buth e!lScs tllnt
cunniDn Inv, cblssa NJ snnrculD lurtslletsnn
possessn1 the puwtr IN rt''nIt III tn.ll utter tho
verdict nt thu jury and bttort nsNl fentence.
Int tIiat 1t wns mower rntcty eyerciseti-thNt 1t
y usrful and bonntscnt ptwer. which the
Court will exerelsr under spccn circumstances.
spp d Sod Shat t ts as sWsr lss II the eo,t II d H.
docs nnt nrso rrs,l1, any rIEht 10 In at,,,ttel Il.
tho Stttu, but Is governed by tho rules Anil prau-
tigo hr the cnmint,n law; TINT It Ia mt IN nbat.
intn rgt "f tas t"nSr ht " f., eon \
iEntlu.
tho only question Is, nto thero any spcuinl nr-
cuInsiancus IN the Cnsc calling tnr tito cxcrt,sc
u this iisoreuon In tnvur uf tnis r,otton1
OF tho Eaod character tbe prisoner has in,ro
and hs stumbling i'll tho cult'iiilnity el..a'tt bl
no elNnl before tho Inv. and the trtniIslI Inv
must 10 appalc.l tu Ill! altkc without rKnsd tn
who tho por*on Ia that stands charged with
berg cnses were referred to bs shs,.yns tlllt the
puwcr bus bcvn excrrIaod In this c.nirt: tut ~
thosc csos. utter ssntoscc. the supreme Court,
OIL writ Ut error, issued upcrseles which kua-
pended tho 9xtcution " tnp scntence; nLd 10
keep u defendaflt ~ IAil whila tho aentctrro OF
btt tItTf lulffrH fnul dIf III.