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, 1881-08-31

a Isnfn-Storln IN Colorado Witch De-
alroyxIsnllroatl~, I1rIdgps, and Roads,

4 Isnin-Storin IN Colorado Witch De-
atroy~lknllroatl~,I Isrldger, and Roads.
itArtr Lolal TrthNLe.
CANYON Cry, Aug. @,,.-.rhe flood III Grape
Creek was much more extensive and da'nag-
Ing tlan telegrapltcd from this city Saturday
night. Tho storm which cattscd 1t wns III
Wet Mountain Valley, uud was the
heaviest ever known therc, During the
forenoon Of Saturday there wns evident
conisnot0n III the upper elements along tho
mountain rangcs around tho valley, anil
about 10 O'Clock there were seen coming To-
ward 4 common centre from MS n,nny llller-
cntdlrcctlol,s four five estoril-1louds, which.
soon ln!er!ntngling, commenced pouring
down water In hltnding sheets. FOR several
hours this Ws1s Kept up utltl every dry EulU!l
from tle hills a1ltl every low plnCa III the yll.
Creek. This ordinarily nnlct. waterway be-
ramp III II s'!ort tftue rIarlng river; gatl'erng
volume MID forca ;ts 1t icarGt tlle head of tic
Eui1Oll, where 1t quickly renched u hight !0f
banKs,-In facf, reasliing eisai tip % % tic loor @
of thu Dors .sticlier, which IL built ut. t!is
upper cl,d of tho caf!on. AT t',ls point tho
wi!ter struck lle rAilrOad track and begun
M or water came iato co!',nst with lie Med
ol tho ron,l the fntscr w;ts melted Iwny Hike
sa1l.l.. Great logs which Ind ,hecon,e
in,beldc!l Ill the. soil along the strcAn.
WeTs ers pgc t9s oqt a;u.v GSa r, S WSy tWsSt sss
AWAY; sections of ties, will. tho iron rails III.
,acllet, were carried down lhe tutrcnt ont
Into tho Arkansas, 1tlver; bridgc ttlnbers
furty feet long and twelve Inches Square
were hurled cid over end towtl The stream,
fnr miles, where they hul been wlrenclictl
from their plAccs; the bridges were literally
turn tO pieces and scarcEly one Htick Of TIM
her call l,D found tdltcu To nnotlgr, many Ut
tllolll wore before like rotten reu,ls.
Tha immense bnhy Ut wllter t.n1l In
Judged from lite fact that the front nf It WITS
front ten to llftesh fect high, evidences Of
wiltcl, cau tIo scun along tho 6nnks, Md It's
g1gantl. tnrce by thu twisted and 1nisslnpelt
Iron ralls lying III tho bnttO,n Of thu stream.
The force Of the current WAs 81 Ereat at the
of the britlge acrlss the Arkansas was car-
orably.,, rhe oIily thing which sayutl It from
c9Inpteto destruction was the tles urtl rails.
II :ls reported, rsl'on. what Is believed
to-. bo reliable, authority, that .f0ur
miles az Track In iie Vicinity of Hack
burll 1ntl S0aa Springs StAtitNls WINS swept
out Ut utl resemblance to H. railroad, willie
Mt tlits onu vt tito caiion fully. four niles
Of the ruati.betf Ia gone. ule ticA--wllnt nrn
left Of u,ull-Nut the f1ttls lying In tho ilits.
lilo Of Grapo9 Creek. Thu ~nassengcr asMl
freight tralns ARG still wi,Dre they wort.
l,allod Saturday ,I1gl't, about !iya arf IL half
Milcs lyu,n tl'is city, md they Will, ln all
probability. rc,nnln Tiers y nlln,ner Ut days.
Snmo of thu railroad me1. think that It n,s!!y
two weeks II Tiers nr0 tn Moro rntns. Others
state that thirty ,lnys II II safer esttN,ate, The
tnll-rEatl Is Il total wreck. No lives wcrD
last. 7..' ~"
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Injustice to tho Colored People.

:.
Tho dlsmisHal VI Edward DrAceland from tho
police service Of l'hi!Rtlelphia, because ~ ~.
lnse'a to pcrinlt Qua u thv -appolnlel cut
nred putluemcn t1 at hesilo him on tho pris0n
talt, etuAtcd Il asllsatlon IN l'hllAdclphtA, but
llauocFas. gna It REFLECTS great nsgt upon httls
tlatt On s,ontn9 Into eihes, b" tld what h!s Nc.
publican predecessors hNA pcrsfstGntly refused
IL do. .il0 appointed y Tow ealoFad MuH on The
Fnlleo tprcs. tseiux thus apm,inted. und Wear.
tng tue uniform VI tho sgrytees They
aud when Edward hretelaud rpsnsad ii
ivt oas OF than, IN pursuance of duty. stt
came necessity, il ~uuid, Msaaps. 10 100 much
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Tho future OF 1:,igIfH]i ml1lcrs.
Itt fhx l.filnr hf .IAs S.bicdnn IItIhuhf.

DLOoMiNs;roS, ILL.,. Aug. .1.-For long time
IL has became nnIost mn nccfptod tru!stn that
fArIniug III England cannot to 1nnlo TO paS. amt
tners II every prospect thAt at no l'stnnt pern''
tho occupation OF tho iniIIor viii share iha same
fat0 ns that brunch of Industry tu which II "a q"
tusely ailletl. Like tho HhcHt-grower, the miller
IN suTorin5 fr0n1 competition, mud That c6fnpc"
1lttuu eoulea frum Al,lrric! Hut, although al
ready foIt to All alarming oxtont, 1t may fn'e'y
lie nssortctl thAt American conpctition IN the
English Hour market Is unty IN Its Infancy. AZ
prosont tho trlltfu Is Bom0what Irregular. nadue-
ponds tou much upon tho homo demand. teo
:An,nrlcau nnt'iGt looking upon tho lorclsh tra'se
us m outlet fur etirplus stock. Hut sTns a'p
not wanting that jlpur will 10 n!ed Ia America
for export Just as wt,oat II grt,wn fur tho sam"
pssrnosc.' Already .tr,nn,noth mills have nesa
completed in, Minneapolis lntonlcd to run
largely ton export. business, and sa'h
'clonl -hnalol aud 4, careful businessmen
rs Mr. W. H., Dunwoody, Of 'Washburll, cr4'shy
& Co.. and Mr.. Charies rl!shury haye r"Tety
KlMgdot and on tho Continent. and are n!felY ~,
t!pijg larxu regular tr1.le. Thoro xuo.sl'l w
~ rcso VIZ ts psoit sirs Il 1y ~, s is
tainoi III thIs country. Watar.power abnsl.u1is
III Xaeriea, while u Enx!a'i it T. sxssea!sy s,.
.rsnEsI 9osteriiy speakins. apon moro !,,, a,,tn.
lnusd Hystenls lI,an tne EK'!st' Ana ,o sis Tn''a
process nj ,lnur 1nnfactMro " tlx8nnTh nh i;rit
ishor IL at liz wlta sui. lit atay last larxs aaa
excyealnxiy inorastiG9 ex!bitt"'a r na 'x. ~, ~.
'1as!efy .uiss ws IL g' Nmlen. 'ollss Asoo of r
showa ot milling macnsry ln,n y1rs'!s t',. '1S ss
t,spIayo. @ Gss b,t ulsSoush lilo th.s' exhibition wa.
highly lHstv!.etyo tue nllsra s,s1i4' ,sn1i an,Ha ln"
Ss ais.s9 ,a SEes s;.,a aey %Ssns S t
ansi ds1cs r,5t ply, bit lhsy llaeis!n st"r sr'. ~
arlnx the iarxs sntal lia,t,.. at !. e';iss!f ;icr u
, 1881-08-31
IOWA POLITICS..
Railroad Legislation tD Aasnlnc n
Prominent rn%ition In tl,c Coming

IpfnAnknEttk pNSlGA0n IN Gnf coming
Camnatet..
10 ~ Editor et The Ch!eaeo Tribune.
Drs sfolSts. H.. A,lu, n7.-.As tlo Couuly
rn,,,,,t1n,,s r., tl,ts Sluts mr., nj nrrsc,,t IN.
sssss !" he y siaSa s @p rst s It II nttss sesens Inv
candidates rnr. tho State IAgfslatulr. I
lhullrj,t Il ,ntaj,L he Of interest lust nt Ibis
Inv, r., ravlc,v eo,,,, ~ ttn ,,r,ncInai t.sn.s
n, AJAX. !" r. o Ss elee,on sn n II" es
that will have to bo decided by that august
bo,ly,
pcrhnns tho issne t1nt Ia attracting n,ore
otto'n, i"u ] n,,w ,,,or % t. ,,,a v
aa'cst'o1. tls PROPOSED That Inc question, NJ
tic manufacture md sale Of Intoxicating
lin,,ors ns II bcycr, n. ho suhm,itc,l In =. yoir
~ TIC Dcop4e nj s'oetel e'eetto1f' ana ulc
matter OF submitting this question rests witt,
tho Legislature 10 bu closcn Mt the coming
Io"scn.'"S ~ .'so u.o'c" a,e M sa''1,ss.o" ,S
by largo nsa)ofitles, anil the Demo-
Gratis hnyo opposed the submission In
their conventions md platforms, TInre N
l;,rty tlnt are onpsetl 10 Tic sl,l,1lIssIUl, uf
tho ti,,nstjo,t. or 1t icast werc nt,;n,s iMtorn
tho (ust Statc Convention, unJ who viii on.
rt,sa II wien Il comes before tilo lrMpiu.
tjelr " coy,csIot ~, tfis nncstto, niw,ti. w
standing tho strung opposttIon, t,,c j,cgisla-
lutMro wiii uMdo,,btcdiy sttbmit the aii,.st,ot,
A,"ther issue. which, will occ,,py muc,, Of
the attention Of lawnokcrs vii II tie rey;s.
i0f, III ti,n i;ailroa,l law. There Is n rrow-
INK feeling utnotig tilc Icopla Tint Tie Com
Gnsr M; f systs ,f l. l. not stsss waa' + I ss"! ~ e.
would nrofcr. renenled. ni,I Tia ni,l t;rnnl.sr ]
law, or one silniiar, cnnctGIl II, its stead,
There Is n general feeling Tint II better sys.
ten, of roiirnasi c.,,,troi tmisss he tieyiscI If
rUnds nrU n bicssinp. hit NAV bn n,,,ie Fl c,frse
ii allowed 10 cnrrv mi iho cllttiln,,t
business that many of tfelII ,lO. ioSyrs
pcopio do not want capitalists to
tgrnrjses and Operate them III d Idss: neither
in The pcU,,c Of iow, want to ,lictate 10 rail-
ronds fist what they sinil rit,trgn for /. cor
tain s6ryfca wLtlo III reasonable bounds;
Whit frr cent lie must make oil iis Invest.
,,,.,,.t thev IltI mt ,vnnt II, ,nsfirr G,t s"1,
ill Justice, When tie pcoI,u Of pur State
scu railroads paying ,iivIeiltls oil stock tint
jlas jns!i, lost sfxI,t az fhev frnI lint II, ia
ijIne fnr th, strung ar,t of fba jnw l., rruri,
forth u,i,i cnji Il lIslt, Iowa Is moi II State Of
Communists. apd Communism, can ,Fain no m
thair @ riebts sr tta.nIt no ~ n MiuM urc ,x m1,
etu,tvi 10 redress their WRONGS. 'Fhcy fteI
tlaat snn,rtl,ln. in,,st II. to, r, c1,nck m ta
rrnwfL ~ tf,oyn ginIlt mnnnrnitns thnt
wouii eyant,IuIiv tt,:nin inn iife.bInuI fr,,,m
mir s,tlnr indt,stries" va of iHvn fI.el tI,nt
there in,tst be sol,etitng eiouu tt, check tic
gruwtIl Of ,nonorGlles Of ii! d.
ini,irii,r torpDrntio1,s. M we tmjiy rcnl-
Ms Hut ni,iv H. 10 ,.n,t,,nntia,, isa,f ~
rnf,;tni cau yrsnt eiitrrpr;scs t,o s,.ssssru1l
, 1881-08-31

the ,pfne, md whtc', osnor4 ba,r ,.o, :. -.
it1t nr abanan',ilta ior tnscs urt"%r % ,'' N to
W.T. arG r. Ws-tn.,any-i.sarv rnlun' '' ,hn w.
THEY are tno+t'y ,'.r,Iwtml iars, wfh u1'G , a.'+
Gan e. sny, 3H !" 1fO ftct Of Tin" n', , N.Y..
res kept o,It' utlo .vOl,Il i,n,,y knvs H., ai AMI
!I!ibur hnt lGcn tokon. tr ina,, n, ,te ~, my
WITHOUT tlHllAr a!i live mid incrr,sc IN ."tilv .
holca tho valtlo If Nnrterf, Wisat,,.m,s .ms't.~-
,arKc portlnii r. or fnrcIr.i ,urnt,I"n ~ ,,
w nk nrnar;as s,axr xat ea nrn nasr by to VIZ, ;h
Dnkptn. II u y. HHtens MIXERS htIu
, 1881-08-31

The R,if11, Ne,p:l1irker obsarsaa:, as:,x t,1us n
Xii goEing by ths iuber ot the ~: .IseifIus fus
iii eostialSnsy, tint q tls HSst tsnp' a,,y ot1
ritsuMatislt, r EnoWu,a. l'sof. 'fIcu alao''s VIZ
uih Says 10, u "a. - =
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Tho Principals in tho Affair Two
Prominent lawyers.
Their Names Are Robert r. Camp.
bell and James G. Scott;
Itotll Netng Strictly GIlt.Elgeil as 10
Quality and Belonging to tho
+. F. Wa.
One Shot Exchanged, scott's Hand Hurt,
The Principals Shake Hands, md
That Ends 1t.

WAnnESroS, w., Aug. :W;-A unei W was
fought here Inst evening which rcs,,ltet II, II
painful tl,ungl, not dangerous Injury to one
"tiho principals and also in the arrest Of at
great secrecy. ntNt " llas heeh soh'e"hat a''-
1le"tt to obtain MI tie tacts. IL anpeafs' now
eyer, that MI. Robert H. Can'pool' aald Mr.
James :. seott wero Inc principals, nt'.. ~.
seconds. nm, prlncipa.s nre ycrv prou,lt,cnt
1,,y,.ers haro h,ti, re- cham hovir,, y lnrre
aWters he,e, o".n ~ tne.,, nasnps M,Eo WY
Elnta blood In tneir veins Mr. Campbell Is
regarded M ono oY the most promising of the
younger lawyers Of tho 3 ar, and Mr.. Scott is
spoken Of rs brilliant pleadsr. They .lif,
recently received Tho nomination OF ihe ise'
ainstess for the 1!onse Of poeeates, and his
p"p!tl'.ltS Hhu an1t.s Mo"a' Ia'e 1tsuiE"
IN s'ts e'ectton, It IS believed. Mr' scott rs "
H1nscrvMlse, una mas feenfae'l Slr. lamp
Mll'S detection for some tfme with suspicion.
- ,o :, TIE TIE: T,'ountn 1.a ,,,,,, o
ny Scott re,lsetlnE ns npo,, @ l tIo sincerity % Of
:,truscI ~ ramnIc,, ~ l,ccn,n,nr n t,aa,ts
e.uS' ;s..n sl'. ,a Ianpoea u neeo"'nE % a'saM. ~
@ =, ',a =" aise Mes'SsJ w. H. sa,.' ). ny asn
c,se Mr. Scot. Of being iiar I x g challenge halle re
followed. hut The mcat,up was Temporarily
,,,,m.,,.t S-a,suI.,. ~ ..~...". Wv. ns..'..,a;,
pleVcnlstls 1eStcEuHy EhnrtllnE campbell
/ went frum Wnrfeton by trnin tu Wnrrentun
l,,p,t1ou %fr s.ott H., ,ro,,touu nrrourn.
'.', "at.', -. ,y. ~ tf,i... r.'s..
I.'t ., ~ "1,eM''. , NV "u'e
l'"n ~ nH's h'l!es lFoN Mntteh.oo' aal " IL
s'''stnfy plnce. Inc ttep0t bualdinG being tho
only house there. There IL II telegraph, oflce
n the depot. nnd Mr.. Campbe]t bppnn early
e..
,m.nn,,,.,'. ~ ,nn.', " ~ H. rs., .,''.,'..
.SnaeeneS p''ssest pacA anu Iofl" rc''t'e
to tho ttue null
r,,Arr o. A urrr1xc
.,'A'. AZ. ~ :, .''.n ~ W.,
a'l'1 ~ olle LIMO sLr' |a!ili'neli seemeu very
1ltlGf nfrntu TINT oI,u could not lie arranged.
~ t,et IL thn ortnrr,,,.,, +,,,. r,ti,,,t',ast'.
n'st J." t'o atS'uunh w 'ao he1'1'ssl!as'es
Me.e a'' cS''plels"' iha ARRANGEMENT, WINS
that tho principals sauuld meet will, their
SECONDS Ut q grhv6 called The lopar.-a ST.
rtu1{iut spot-nt sl,nt|own Mr.. Srott with
, 1881-08-31

maIned nhout forty minutes. NcitilOr Mr..
Campbcll ilnr nny rebfcsrn'ntiyn appeared
@ trme ia ~ .SWn 5s"n wc MHes@ i Ws ",,rIfativety 5 @
Informed Of MI. C,,lplcts nrrt!st.
, 1881-08-31
THO 1tlsmnity Du,,A

NUHOHA, Ill. AuE. sD.-HeyeyYl1 ,lnvs ,,.
noticed y, THR TnlnuSrn tntter from M a.,
Aohler' VINO exlrcsses tsitsu4t NJ the cnn]u,, ,,r
tho n,an Sfctlill III uln,Ylns somo y,.r,,,,, -!
present confined fit tho Washington 1n,, IT, ~
fiai IN possession Of "lts'' life after IL ,..,
nttompt ut murder. 'a''
think he expresses TIM opinion Of n,uo o.,or,,,.
OF tho Nation. 's''''''n'"s
have hearl similar comments nn th. ,o,,-,..
OF tue a''thorlt!cs III do,iae Tho Et,ar,]s nt1M,
tho wills which ara Infested by anil, yermi, on,
tac , caso when thay tnlo III making m" sa1,,
tcxeopt those OF tho lrced ot ta n,ncu m
tho peoplo wero only allowed ID hGy" it,I.:..
"l Il ia attaas il .tyis at:'iisS MSs woul Ma A. hnos
5sgS i, sy Of tho disease appen
permitting any orc WIN cuElt IL s"nmnirn;H ,,H "e
tlio ngt 2! ms:ior to Ikli aaIl seounlroI Insan1.
y the t,iseaso .,e might 9econp cxlnot '''<''''
aolt r. with temporary Insanity IN sfo sfspc "f mf
'"ssFs9 SsfoIs 94y II; q S Ii, Te1Ss asss Il, a Vi
covered the powur "tn tho cs.s to o fs,nnts. w..
1nry n'sa.iisy ao went free. EvSry nsn 't Of .Eat
Within, cononcA Tho mtlr,inr and sHn.y"i btn so
sa!t to l,g az .tog!ndct. low.llvei biacEst1"rd
Se e the II ,|o r. The cIl~c d9 @ seh
0 With eontnmpt, and ali social yUn11e.cti"rs Thw,.
with th1sn ceMsc. 's''''"7
Dt2ttTjnn1IC snail 1tt}
cnus Of ihe Carter tfarr;so, ssrjneI sco,,r.s
murder under tho tlotlsu Of jnsnnity *t ~ s
vii The insanity exist: anil where e viii TO Of I ths
tako inn in tho ot Of iu,1star' shn.,L1 1tmey I';
bin, ~ os q r.! osslbty Of guttIng ID on tIs
1T tle poopio act ut tho ruptilc in tho wusn.
skunk gets i1n cbhrago enough tn ,tcftnt ,,t5
let them send him til lfcll with Guteasi, iM..
pic, North md South. '~"'
AN OEil JACKSON nrNncp.r
----
II, ~. nsvo. ~ ~" cs,... ~. s"aLe ,lt' uin"s'
c..".. =" a'e .a"o, 20 a"e .a'e"go lFs'nat.
+ t,II. nAoosV,.LE ~, aug @:-it Ia not only q
woi,u"% r'.nn. @ % c M, ns'or.,no hs,,o ,nat tls
i,o.t ,,,na,a., o,1 ~, ,-,.,.ai tut
"'o.seM. nne without nrJ
.urRcons vcrc. II Is also misfortune % that
there havouecn so many cxhibI,lons OF pcl., r.
personalities ana appeals to professional etIqac H
should not bo allowed acecss rs physicians f.
the wounded man. All these hupponnas bnv.
ercpt ,'eioro tho pl,hiIo y such manner as to
1o"or 1eo rtotcsslon III INC oSes or thousands 81
worthy cltizens, aud TO rnt.dor II much harder 10
ssao% s e ss sSEss 5 o by q t1sss sss
Tbe tn ss a,u ,as Ses"n
Il ssy for critics 10 uoi,dems tho % taysic]as n" IN
churgo tf the fnsr. ia show t.,n ewf.nf ~ ~.
whip this stllFtt uf crEtrsfl ,,,nv In sMrrinL II
,'iay ROT 10 oilt ot piAso | 10 eno s1 ate inh !.
wiifIout INV fo,IIiduiion. vnt whnir iii rho noty
,Iotails nrc taken iptu cosiicrnton Il ituiyrn m
G,'GS a,s 81 ,1tn ssoa ,a he +
e aa syssm s w e s"mety y
osis nolltlei!t6s; IhAt ihoso i1slHnttsennt .le-
, 1881-02-06
THE NATIONAL GAME,

Items that VIII Probably Interest
Baseball Players and Their Ad.
ulirers..
Jones has opened q laundry in Cincinnati aud
| is competing with Chinese cheap labor.
! John O'Taourke has accepted position in the
Government postal service and has quit the ball
! field forever. -
The Worcester Club will commence in March
series Of amateur walking matches fur tho BEN
] eft OF its treasury.
| Thomas J. keefe, Of Inst years Troys, is
| claimed by Detroit and Troy. Eeese Il unde-
cided which to pitch upon.
The Boston Commercial Buu<tin says that
! gume Of base ball Is like Il buckwheat cake,--a
! great deaf depends upon the butter.
Hau.rtnson is said to hare signed with the
| Troys for 1881. He will probably play third
base, snd Connoss will be put on first.
! The question Of abandoning the name "base-
bal" in order to adopt more euphnnlous title
is being agttated By the League mnnaKers-
FuImer has decided to remain tu Philadelphia,
md will organize professional team for. the
coming seuson to be known US the Athletics ;:
The professionals under Williamson and aua-
teurs under Guth played game Friday after
noon at Lincoln Park. which resulted Ia q tie
Il each. S..
An exchange says that the game OF base-bal
Su1lth was appointed .'catcher' tor tl1e pow
hatau club
Richmond. Of the worcesters, is another Of
tne p1tcners VINO Is enncnan9 sIuoentaan tne
nAuonaI giame. he Is Aeatner PROFESSOR IN
The exodus OF professional pluyers from San
Frauclsco will seriously Interfere with tho Inter-
est In the game there the coming se,sson. Nearly
ull the best pluyers have faced Eastward.
r.r.,u 49, aa,.. ~.
sss @ 3a ~, 1ao ae oa ~ ~
S'ue ttt ~ 10! au too' nas suno stn, .H
" .nas n " EeIovet eto ~
M aaa tasee years INTEREST," WHICH ne c'a'ns u oe
oue HILL
Denny, the Providence thtrd-baseman, WAS
, 1881-02-06

recently purchased by Mr.. Henry G.. Rev,
has been sold by him to Mr. L. e, Letter for
S147,000. The property just conveyed has Il
Buren. It includes the corner lot bought
by Mr.. Rev q few weeks ago uf Mr.. Watson,
Of Pittsburg, for S135 600, and the lot, 4Sx100,
subsequently purchased by alr. Rev Of Pot
Ter Palmer OIL Van Buren street to give the
for the 1l0 feet nurth Of Van Buren,.
Mr.. F. T. Wheeler and Mr. ". E. Hale
, 1881-02-06

serv1ce-pipe Oh West Taylor street from
/ Canal street to Blue Island ayenne, as we'll
as The Improvement OF Hoyne ovtla,,e from
contract, and the repea: OF tha order for ths
Improvement Of Desplaines street between
hubbard and Ohio.
One OF the signs in
OF the rise ia real estate is that there IS 8
great demand for New Jersey Land & I'm
ton l,as no bonded debt, and the shares were
originally subscribed for by holders OF New
3eSey Gen5Ial a stock at 70 cash. Present
Bulletin, there was noticeable activity IL
leai estate last week. at public auction as
welt as at private bargain The property
cAang!ng hands IS both improved and uniln-
proved, and as rule prices are what would
nave ,'. been G., considered extravagant 4 few
years ago. The Worlds Fair must ere long
have ~ W tendency to inpart a speculative tone
40 tne market, 1t that is not the effect to some
n0AnoAns ARE BUYING REAL ESTATE
IN ne vicinity OF New York. Some very im-
tata III t pnlenaSes and transfers Of real es
I 1or tIefmlnal facilities for the use Of the New
io1K Csty ana Aorthern and the Yonkers
ana West Side Elevated Railroads. Each OF
ta t1sE Eoaas W. connect with the Metropoli
A~S@A
fne bridge IS now erecting over the Harlem
River; The West Side ind Yonkers cnm-
pany has purchased in the TweDty-third
M Mara and efshs fhs snd Mtx l acrss ot land ior s
has bought and taken up twenty-six and
haiL acres az Harleln, partly under water,
now occupied by tho Spuyten Duyyel and
Fort MOTIFS Company, for Sl65.9o0.
CHICAGO VALUES OF REAL ESTATE
are far below those OF New York, as is
Nt t1SNttff kyy Call ,
se1 swa sais Ss s n @ cy FeRa5s d 2 bGmsn 5es re-
featuring frm q Goflies s Il Macy cyof% las pul-
chased for S1S5. 900 the premises on the south
west corner Of Liberty and Nassau streets, a
portion OF which they have occupied for
Nos. 81 and 80 Nassau street and Nos. Sc and
s. Liberty street. The General Synod Of the
Reformed Church in America loaned them
$4,000 upon the property for period Of
hye years: -Four lots,e having q frontage
Sixty-hfth street, east Of Fifth avenue, have
beer acquired BY Rosanna Spauldlng, who
obtained loan Of SlA6000 from the New
York. Llfe-lnsnrance Company upon the
= by los, on the northwesterly corner Of
Broadway and Duane street, and known as
Nos. 305, 3o7, and 800 Broadway, have been
sold by John Gemmel and others to Ezekiel
j.. II. Hale for $3.50 700. William Noble and
wife, fol. s64, ,0o3, transferred to James Il
Darrow the plot Of lal@d $50 by 1929 on the
southerly side OF Seventy-third street, 100
feet east Of Third avenue, and took in part
payment l,st m i've mortgages assregating $4,000,
nas IN 1oy 1xs years rs; Thomas hn?n Moore and Bet
gagged the premises on the westerly side OF
First avenue, extending from Seventy-nlnth
to Eishtfetti street, with depth Of 100 feet
Oh Seventy-ninth and LOO feet on Eightieth
able in 1883
IN PHILADELPHIA.
, 1881-02-06

It shall always nave my bl$nest reE6m-
mendat1on. says Our fel1ow-;towns'nan, Mr..
Theodore WaEelee,, when spoken to concern
ing St Jacobs OIL. had been suffering with
lief from the use Of St. Jacobs Oh. It has
also been used In ny family for some time,
and has never been found to fail In giving
prompt relief, g. -, - 50
, 1881-02-06

over all taxes. ETC., on the price paid by
Judge Van Higgins, Its owners were Ralph
Emerson and William A. Talcott, Of Rock
ford, ILL.,, and +. q. Fisher and W. E. Hale,
Of Chicag go. The land was leased by these
parties in 1870 of Timothy Wright at u
front foot, price which Mr.. Wright had re-
fused. It was bulit upon before the fire.
The first building. was built around the little
store Of John Ross, aud was just completed
at the time Of the gnaat lire. This was one
Of the first buildings reconstructed after the
ire, and was early ready for occupancy. Ever
sil.ce it has been one Of tie best re1,tin..
pieces Of property in the city. It was the
first building in Chicago, outside Of the ho-
fit Of the upper floors, and the whole Of it has
therefore always been rented to the best adj
vantage. In 1875 the recent owners purchased
the land of Mr. Timothy Wright for S14o, Q
600.
, 1881-02-06
woiuidnst Re Warmed.

Monroe said to Sparka ut East Bernard, Tex:
"Come over to my house Tomorrow u timer,
but don't bring your brother Frank. for Iviu
shoot him II you do Frank det}nntiy went.
however, aud got shot Immediately on entering
the house,
, 1881-02-06

Cold snaps, wind, Or sun roughen the sktus +
Heal and soften it With Glenn's Sulphur Soap
, 1881-02-06

II sold to the other roads, the annual tax
law Of per cent will 60 to relieve the bur
dens of the. people. II sold to the Illinois
Central, the 5 per cent goes annually to sWelI
the oyerfowiug Golfers OF one OF the wealth.
lest corporations in the country.
The problem Of
DRAINING PuLLAAE .-
has been solved In q manner characteristic
The sewage Ut the town and the car-works
will be pumped though pipes to a sewage
farm three miles distant. Bids have been
received for large quantity Of cast-lron pipe
to be used in this work.
:. Commissioner Waller Is in favcr OF tear
fng-np, leaving the approaches to the 'laauct.
IN Van Buren street as they were before
tIIey were paved. lie thinks that the Raiiroad
Company can restore the street to its FORMER
condition, and cut down again the eleven
inches for less than $780, This will COST the
cIty nothing, but twill not have the benefit
which it is receiving now The Commlssi0n-
er cannot see how any one Is going to obtain
any damages from the city.
nrOpprty on Humboldt boulevard and yicinl-
twill be held at the office OF John Johnston.
jr,, 50 La Sale street, Room j, on Tuesday,
Feb. s, at y. IN. It is desired to take steps
for the improvement OF this boulevard and
its connections witt, Lincoln Park. -: = =
The South Park Commissioners have re-
Quested the Common Council to make m ap-
preparation Of not motethan S46.000 to pay
the cfty's proportion Of the cost OF making q
boulevard Of Michigan avenue along the
Eake-Front Park - =. :.
: The Committee >on Streets and Alleys,
West, has voted for the laying Of water
, 1881-02-06
WANTED TO RENT.

Tie tni,o2ut ao2ut axn with good rear light On any Of
xod Sasmhe streets: State. between Washington
Adtms-NGs dearborn. be ween Washington and
pnst = Or MADISON. between Clark and State Rent
fr{inns IL .aSAsonaoe. rs pay Is sure Address Il la
, 1881-02-06

111fz I14ti.Hs HU1LUINE.
on the southeast corner of Washington and
State streets, to Judge Van II. Higgins for
S4l2,5o0. The size Of the lot is 100 feet on
State by 80 feet on Washington, and the
rents Of the property after May will exceed
S4S.000 year. The price paid puts tie State
street front IN at S., 125 per front foot, iu,~
proved. This is tie