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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-14
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
M0RTGAGHR'S SALE.

lY VlRTU II OF u power contained in IL
- mortgage from John Martin ana Eliza
beth J. Martin, his wife, to Josiah W Jones,
dated the 9Th day of July in the year 1879,
and recorded among the Land Records ri said
Montgomery county, in Liber u b. p, No.
30 lolios .37n, &c, the Undersigned, Ms the
Attorney for the mortgage named in said
mortgage, will offer ut public sale TO the high
est bidder in front OF the Store of Horace
Waters, Jr,, ut Germantown, in said Mont
gOmery county,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-14
ExAMINERs' NOTICE.

oct Lite
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
%HINCKEsTER ITE5s.

From the Nt,rs:
AT TIL. residence # hi, son-in-lay VIM.
Fisher. ESQ, in this county, ON Tuesday.
2jth u,t.. Dir. George SAuitz, in the 18th
year ot This age.
The property. situated on The corner Of
Market md Clifford streets, beiopeingto tic
estate of he latc adam Hayuak,r, WIS sold
by $. L.. Lare admiuistratC- 90 Geo. L.
Bushnell. tor Se25.
From the nes:
Greenwood Nil, mile and Il half fiona
town. WAS burned on sunday night. lnsur-
Cd tar 50 500.
The Hart Hotel stcblcW vas partially burn
"a on Saturday.
Charles VIII, of Rockingham, shot him
s.lftIrough the brain at tdc Hart House on
Wednesday Ii is sal he made 81 similar
attempt To commit suicide aI liarpc,s Fer
~. bit The pistol snapped and his courage
failed.
Allen Poole, in the Back Croes section OF
the county. alleged TO have violated thcrey-
cnle by selling whiskey without license al
q camp-mceting about % year ago, on We'd
ncSdav last whilst runnir@to avoid arrest
hy Deputy E.rshallTurk and officer Evans
wos shot hy Che Later. The Gtli has caus-
tl excitement
Mr.. Milton Pecry has purchased the Con.
stabie farm near Ncwtown for $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

tn.G d. DuLtzgr. Of Melbourne" Fu8ir county, Fsjag -Ei aH IWm5 .nn
uu OF or hWa Gmu0 from ukrl. To hr used Gr my vAet wHf aapFe EE fe fuHrr
m lrrori 10 its value % bone mrL which SEAS % etHtf g D rWal tr tlHtr
rounds 0bncto Um acre ai fr Lauhel pound of NsQriiNL te ta yW#r NW HHr
armd ten umsa d teO niiiaET u.s. dollars 81 vhmt Dos h"nrt ia.cn.r tm Fat
of Gc bmh@anii br4nsm uMsneksl @9H 10 hr"ee % t"f - rh0t" hN
bat htto sy that from sDwlns Hhat Wti ai nleaei Ad s3aH-1 HH fnHf lpe
or r4Hh has pail mehi year Inabmnd Dpy ST. Cydcnhel4f uml tt calla
msd done a weIu~ the Jyncin to mpnnHui ueJH.
PSI intaidO Try the ORhi.aa another year
e. PoLDD RatotoWu. FauqHro CT, Va Juy % ImH: m n-rorw mHw 60
n@ut Of OrAHla Gmn0 / wiNay mNt OrbIl4 0 wLAtiat lt y trti. VI LHaTnati
Auuunatai Phosphate 20 pounds 81 each pram1 Toe result feufuarr H tnr DDr
thll yet The AuInplhei cost ~ more PEI ton. ia rdTt5 get nil ~" tn nHl = @3
cred from uc slcks Eur1 Eos N Wheu If ect kind ndrpb8Lt cH o. Hehnhf>ntne
same length and SIC aud the Weld was - raasin nyFOf Onhaa ard re 4mHrweoDL b
have a@d Gpf VhCl for heMa-n tHda sdflais Gof grass Wheci ui hetflla.
Iapu QdM m cm lvue adef AkawcW winch ots 50 more per a rMu. DrLnHr Ta
corn Cmeu up well uc used Orill ad WcE0T hnlvaa-s ll mw1r.M4lH ra car
Iramd the raHla use gVgt 0uaLO and aEf ueh entirely UsE.
ALEX SrEouuR the Plains Station. 1uqub-c, JayJIafsu@ In1 Be GatHaGsae
/ thought 81 yo4iat hlty tm~tsoi nuchttseA5ert Hfnno- a44t M cae ly ~
winter aud pHng q the oag Guuo, bn rmt otbsarHHr@f ~ ef ue noder
fully bY making rs gVgl wheat as tteCLer IkhaU ueW arMnNh .EE
Prices in Baltimore; So per ton, Ca,A; ss-sS per
ton, Crop irie Eror sale Only by VIM. -.
Willis, ChsrIcatown, w. va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

When YOU visit or 'eave Now York CITY save
Bau-a-c Exprcsssee andCarTiage hireand s'"p
az Gnrsj EfaJn H.fR, oppusite Grand central
pc.ot. $50 ROOMS fitted up a. a cost OF one
million dollars, reduced "a 81 and upwards per
day. European IJ.n. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars. STAGE ana
eltyaiel rtilrct5 &c al! dePots. Families can
1--we illics for less money at the GIgh afH
f.i@ than at any ether t-st-class hotc' lntAe
A,-ii2 Sl-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
FCR CREsE.fE.

MY ICE CREAM PARLORS are opened for
vi thc season. Ladies and Gentlemen can
uov hc accommodated Wltlrthe best Ice cream,
C--,.rI and I.,.. Also Wcddiu~. Parties and
Fanilic, Furnished With Ornamental and other
Cakes. Cream and Ices or short notice and ON
re.,.r~hle TERMS. GUSTAV BROWN.
nf.r- 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

No: eos Rally All other trail ecsly except
SunJ. No. 60 connects at asburg with
trains on Va Midland Road, and lines at Mt.
Jackson. T. senecrs for Jordan Spfngs leave
cnrs at s;cplr 1sons; for Rock Enon leave car,
IA Wincnestol for Ctpoa Springs leave ears at
Canon Road: for Orkney Spring leave ears al
Nj. Jaefscn fer Rlwlcy Springs leave clrs. nj
Harrissnoulg. Parties visiting New Market
and Luriv Caves leave cars at New Market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
EEs@E Es.EHER9,
BRICK. AID STeHE. AhS9A,
and aIannlictqrcr Of
II Ne y u CE,
Charl . W. r

EgY ola friends md the public soiC..' '.
VI informed that ! am prepared feb dcall tinn
81 B..,l-work and Stone Masanrrat thc fnnf.
est notice. and am also prepared tocon. get @
araih 80. BHICE ~ bH.tlin and al p-.
poses. Thaukin. my friends co. the patroaag.
bestowed upJn mc in tine past, ] solicit % c'n
iluancc. and 90 ness orders promise tine mos
prompt and careful attention.
NOy. -, 1850. LEVI AhtA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

y =. DOW &c CO.'S PORTABLE c1EtSi
De Engines and INPH@NEf Ii. ttou.
ING MACIIlN u.s. are warranted tllai 10 aDt
in the United States. Call 0u thc 1no sncd
for Circulars, price lists sc.
luxe NGN4 AlfR.
June 8. 81. Agents for Jch- Co..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

III I'll II IS ~z ogrgTTH E
GG UL w 4@s
nj 'Inr LILY @ae3 II H.t
earcyert3Aao Tic following Goods ana VIII oatthrpst y ~
Good Lawns 1t g. = and 81: best 10 aud llG Be.iA-hl im ~ 4 oFt N'
saeker Ginrlans l0a Best eslanghans ~ Ma@ ,9hf'
EEcSE I-ACIc TSGNIAN& +.a-4 -
in Garnct. Seal. Bottle Green. Navyand light hme traf ae 1"". 4
low pre Of l&c formerly sold no 2A.. Best NunsN cune .A AN- hMr o
LMt Ble al SIC GmnlySS. Plain Al Wool Bun imin 81 u" Z,
Wood and Drab. at 1N, formerly 2. Pine lae.Hh faa ~ Af "'e- ~ IVY
- 30 TreTNtAETNS$,
IS French Novlis Tla ami BrFales ata wills eiN"aH lMMe -
PrIfTSn5 WHITE GO0ns fscmpba. am t#a Acdf gci % Mcc1asiy ~W |
Of these goods and prices Ttehet 4e finent mA gh al ~" ~
at Coo, Gtlarpns in SIN ass taan@t tM#H~ = t-
u-otMt ana@orel Fan az enc TALL their FIW.r
IN xtTS. FLOWERS. ISISIsONS. AND $50 -
at greatly reduce prices NchNc1ho reduced pr~e1 Gear h3.."s~t
near as possible rs stock oil .-sNDrtGs
viii soon be purchased hee ou mayc n ol@ns cpi @eHaae o@N =" sl
J. COiISaIIii- o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
Wtstcs.m .WdrgSGMa ss. Il.

.-.4s Hr~"
" CBs'iror Tim~.l
LEAVE HAGERSTpWi
80 4. ". through Pas.ei~ gcr-drrIyc 81
B~altintcrc lbs A.. NJ.
lI.2O i. y. For YayncsbOrO and inferno
tiate POINTS.
10 p. ". lfafl-ar-iving at Baltimore sos
-. "
1901. ". g. V. LAplcsi, 60 &C. Y depot, ar
irving at Baltimore at 800 J.. u.
ARRIVE At HAGERSTOWN.
sos A. NJ. From WayneshCroaud iu.arne-
diate pc. g.
100 y. ". s. V.Fxrrcsi, at C.. Y. Depot,
fc-m Baltimore no 10 ~ VI.
1870 /. VI. Nll-leaving Baltimore at 50
j. ".
80 2. ". Through Pnssenger-leayc Bait
move 800 y. NJ
'-T. III. HOOD,
General Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD, Cenl ficEct Agent.
June, II, lSSl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

.1fge itlmr dwelling h0lse upon HE home
tarm of tae ,ste Mai. Taos. Briscoe-owned
by tbclatc Mrs. Dr. Waters and 3. present
occupied by 3Ir. JOAN Han.
mr.. G.. Horace Gallaher presented us on
81 cd-eday With q basket Of ane Early
Rose poisto,s- weighing o pound 9 piece
We challenge ell our po.ato-raising friends
% seld 81 taci, contributions TO compete
with these.
The General Agoa, of the Syracuse,
New York, Steel Beam Chilled Plow
can De seen at Ncsss Duke & Gallaher's.
lie IS ANXIOUS that the farmers shall give
this pillow a h~'aL. Send in and get them and
return them # they Go notsiye satisiactio.
The 6cne-al Aecntwil go viththese plowa
and operate them. ON exhibition Friday
and Saturday q, Pr John T. Colsoa's.
The Du4g ator,-Lo.= occupied by Mr.
GEORGE Il. liehtis to- have a glass front, and
vi, be otherwise improved and fitted hand
on.c.y. Work 90 bcexccutcd by Nr. James
W. Butt. ana material furnished by VIM.
Phillips & Sons. During the progress of
this uork0Ir blight riu occupy the store
room of lir. Johp Vs.. Lock, opposite
Caar,cs.ovu Bank Directors Office.
Nr. r. R. Cor-ou, IS the General Mana
ger Of the Lar.y Cave.rs and Hotel, aud
through him information concerning that
"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

No 623 trr,s dliiv.- All c.her trains dails eX-
cont Srn.lv. n. ca connects 80 Strusourg
with trains ON Va. Midland Road. No. C)3
runs ~ Baltimore VS. Washington without
.hanrcc II cars. No. CO.. dines 40 ~ Jackson.
z. NJ. NANTI,
Supervisor Of Trains, W~incAc.ter VA.
w tIFNFNfS,
Master of Transportation, Can'' 'tatlon.
May p, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
sHEPHERDSToHN sUanliRY.
From the Re9ater:

FROM the Regaar:
Mr. Joseph Dyer, Of this town showed rs
a lemon which lie p1ilcd from a tree Ct has
own raising which weighed nine ounces.
We learn that Nr. Zombfo, wli.e en-
gated in cutting wood upon the pennies OF
Mr Buck Lucas, near town, and IL eompa-
ny with Dir. John Lucas, WAS accidentally
and severely cut through the hard, with an
axe by the latter.
Ashly Ross SPOTS, q lad cfo'oHt = years
Of age, and only son of Mr.. Remington
SPOTS. who resides % the Cement Mil be-
low town. ON Friday morning las' while at
tempting 20 cross q broken place in the dam,
near the Miii slipped and Tell frt0 tle open
inc and was drawn Hra the cribbing and
drowned. He was a comely lad.
The Virginia Synod OF tie Evangelical
Lutheran 0hurcS convened its - couven-
ton in this place ON Tuesday evening last.
The Secretary being absent, tie Rev \. \.
J.. Brs hoa-, Of Woodstock, preached the
op.1iry sermon. On "Wednesday morning,
tie Synod was,orgaailed by tie election of
thc following Ulcers tyesid ent-kcy. }.
T.. Campbell, u. H., OF non ECQds Sec
retsrv-Rey. j.. II. Barb, OF Harrisonbusg,
Treasuror- Rev y, II. Gilbert, d. d., %
Wipchg e~.
"liv son had an abs,- in his :de, that
DISCHARGED two quarts OF matter. Lind
ID. .t.r.-f ...-.1 If.r 80 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

VA FlareWce Al0Nsa,

at dis pla.e, isuou OprN to visitors. Circu
lars so1t on application. CHAS. GREEN
Owner and PROPRIETOR
Iuly D f5ei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

Next Monday the Teacher lI.h,utew'
begin its sessions i'm the S~,one7c'ooi House
f., Cbarlcs.ovn. Official notice I'm ad'eras-
lc columns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
f1niHereifv oil WirginLa.

Session begins on the First oi October mc
continue, nine months. Ablly for cstalosuc.
To- the Secretary of the Feculty. +. @, Jnirer-
eitv # Nir.Naia. lhenartc county, Virginia.
jas. Ill PRISON. Cuairman Of Faculty.
Iul- .3 Is. Low
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

r.,,,ir,I organic function, restored and
debility cuei hy B-uW1e iron blt.e~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

ConI Freight and Is~r II. Agent.
JOSEPH II. SANDS. superintendent.
June II. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
EA5T BOUND TRAINS.

Gl5l G37 G3I G05 635
Stations. 4, NJ. A. a. n. y. u Z W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13

Z EGAL CAP PAPER. AZ Is cents and 80
l. cents q quirc. Foolscap Paper, Note Pa
per. from 10 10 - cents a qaire, for sale by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
WARNER'S SAFE REMEDY, Scotts and
~ C.mm's Emulsion. sold ~
GEO. II. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
Special Notices
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE.
Harper'sFerry& Valley Branch
B. X O. r.. TX.
Taxing effect Monday, May %, 1881.
WET BOUND TRAINS.

SIS c4c go GS6 ;
4. II. g.. NJ. 4. u. p. 81. PM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
Wheat w anted!

z ANIprcrar.t jo pay The outside figures for
1 al good merchandise Wheat offered ON tins
marset. to bedelivercd al ANY point convenient
90 tine seller. G.. ". TRUSSELL.
July @ 1Ssl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-13
Vomnn Ludica' Aonde,ny

Miss II. c.. HENDERSON, Principal.
, 1881-06-24

not much difference. II wns close rnce for
tho frat mile. Tho Mtnncsotas turned first
MnIines second, and Moducs third. Mime
sofas led by three lengths. Tho aarle reIa-
tive position was maintained OIL the return
mile. THO Nlfnnesotas came In first in 14:42;
tho Nfpllncs secund In IA :43X; aid tho Mo-
ducs third In l4A7.
Tho next rnee was tho fo,lr-onrcd RtEs. There
were thrcn cntr,es. keDkuk, Burlington, and
1'c0ria. Peoria got pt,or start. but soo caught
up to tho kcokuks, willie burlington took 1und
of three lengths. burlington turned first, pco-
ria second. md Kookuk thtrd. burlington
started down nboNt o'ght tenRths ahead. Ths
lead was held at varying distances during tho re-
turn milo, and fcorta nnu Ke0kuk struggled
cvouly for second pthue. burlington won tho
race In 1l.{t.fs Kcokuk second In 16.14h; nnl
peurin third III 1G:l7H.
The third racc was tho senior s!n0le-Bculs
With four antrles-vtz.: Turner. OF Mnlnu:
bfurnford. OF New Orleans: Aiuchm',ro, at Chi
con,c out. at tho balt-mile Mueht1Utg WIS
aboad, Mumterl second. and ltcAstey third.
st,chmorc and Mnmto,ri wero making thirty
two strokes per minute. and ueasIcy thirty
ak strokes per minute. Afterwards
Mumsurd forged nhcn and took tho lond.
turning tho stnke first. Aiuohn,uro second
and Dcaaley third. Coming dnwn. MutnfOrd
dtnin1shtnR his d.shneo Mt VIII. Just below tho
unper buoys he pulled a',ea! or Muehnioro from
s + IL h5s e e1'% sR il as s s;!os aese ansns sc 'S
In lan'h. and Ilodsley third III la.U34. The
fourth rnco was tho sen,ar four: oared ,shcls,
Ninuesots. and isuriinstoa. Tho atier tirapped
out atter rowing q short dlstnnce+ Thon Peoria
r &C. ses9t ~ , oGk , tnG tea1 kenps aGnue
fourth. and tho Muducs tlfth. Mnnesnta turned
T. sscona M Or two ahead 9f Pcorn. and tto others
, 1881-06-24

THE WonRfSus OF RAhoN1'a HYNRO-cANnoN
,-;FutS.tCf:-
dcssed sumo experiments With now invention,
knuwn as tho 1tydrp-Cnronn Furnace. dcssgnod
by fIerrttRn y. Snfotl, nf st. pAn1, MIN. Tho
Illustrations Of the capabilities OF this appnratus
wore Rivon at No. a Ernnkan street, and 80 far
NJ they Yent were sattsGaetory. However,
thetc was HI tnnnAitrgsnent 0f the n1t10t,nt Of
flinl used. 80 that The ccnnnno merits 0f tho
Invention cannot he testified 10. ami NIL claims
u thia reyursl rcss simply On the word OF tho
farI.!us. md aro covered Dy patents throuHhnut.
l,rtcty. his Invention IL ln follows: Raise atchm
IN tho la,er s to % a,oas ten pnn.s pres.,sS p pes @
through 4 suuurhunter by inenils 81 Il rory
a:hll nozzle upot1liix Into perforated chamber,
s IL not Nh II peroiea tor ay II
ia also IN Absoru,ion VI atmospheric mir through
tSs 9bs xsea o'0e'' 'n' o'u u Ito
coMn,xAT.ow or OXYGEN
from he outor atmosrhore, hydrogen from tho
ana sMr11 ta H. M o e FIJI
through the ,pcrforatl0ns Of tho cta!nbcr, and
the apileatton ot taston rsrMiueea sy non-
~ the experiments q small vertical copper
bollor NJ Hrutt strength WIS used, the gil bg!Ex
n1ppea ffS IN 1as taH ee inc su 1eS
etcam " outside means snd tnel, eoni'eeled hs
npparst9s. The cglnelne;d, stssn ann 81
etsf ssoo "oss u n,eass ssat ''
generated both under tho boiler and in the
%pe hn1n @ NJ soFt fSF q
visible. although there, VIVA no CHIMNEY, md
consequently NJ induced draft In very few
steum wNs rim up to Hltirty pounds. Mr.. Shrpnf
clalfned that ills open fnrnaco wis capable OF
RUNNING \ TEs.Hossss:-po'SE Est'tSE
with tho nlNount Of heut thus generated.
Hin Igtf1 4 tad l n If1~
, 1881-06-24

1.,. ,,,n,,,,, Sat.a ,,,,, = C.or. ,,.,,t.,
4st sna Tt,'S ~ ... .."' ~ nso'!ot uus.es "
Mf' aau Mrs. II. IL. stone, Nas marrlod ut tho
fanfly residence, No. ..iuS South Park nvonIo,
to 1'ruf. A1nn b. Conoscr, nf Aiad!sou, VIII,
trh ,u,.tii,,,r ,yna AM, ~ thna. ,,,tnt In..rnt
Inv weuu'nR "hs o''o u. 'oosu t!o'ot, oiensant'
hiio uhos'eniat'oAs aHM'fs "ntea '',nuo ~ VI.
eeediMYly enjoyable tu thnsC wh0 bud tho xt,,lu
ftrtunu 10 Lv present, There WINS Il churkninx
stn,niIr,,v nt,o,t tha affair ,xbir nnl,a ,nnt +
- ~ ...,,..n.. o "1,,". ~ ~, av suo.
out ol tno ''russ'ary aHalEs et thls ct'aracter,
!nX present: There wMs Mo studied Mtto,npt Ut
uec.Irlltion ~ tho cuzily Furnished aud Atlraet-
i've ht,usg. In tho bull ut tue end u. 10 a.ar-
hM!ussFa!le, atood 1o9uet Of Water
fiawurs fi I Sf various Kinds. Thr"vgh Iiso .no
pnrlurs md library wore EcAttcfUd b0-
which ulnde tue r04,,ns rcttount with thelr per-
tunae, III Thu library was luGatod Fretnurw'H t!r-
obeattA, while IN tho rooI n!t wDrv llGplNytd the
wuddtuH EItts Whiut, w0rs NutAGruu2n,lu vafiesl.
Jh# tntrEest ur tho octnaluC WIS tluel eu-
hartcd " tho presence or tho venerable ltsy.
HttnUT ls. 6tufIt nittt Als wife. tho grandfather
aEed ID ai,ti tlH lnt,er.aKed ii Years. thor mari
r,agc !tta bayIuE coveFel Gl ytats-nQre thA1
ss as saso ~ Su rhs axe xss. 81 tee
Ina.!. ,sao e j. CONGREGATIONAL Inlnlatyr,
tafsiy x.nss.s'1. Ihc ssfs!se3s wo.s rsfiota!ea
Rno tho 6rle utld groom wcrG buth Una ttUl1tlvt
Nr. ". D. Et0pur WA u,aslaruf eIrut.iLuIes, sl.ti
no better s0leetIun uuulti hHyu bottl uintiy,
Mr. Eutr,yUr, the Rru0i,,, IL u aOn af III. D, II,
CosaovUt, tho Law NniNEter uf lilo Supreme Court
nf WISCONSIN. II lrufeastr Ut Engineering tl tho
, 1881-06-24
UNHAPPY COMMUTERS.
CARRY1NG pANCELs on THE NORTHWESTERN

NuAD4
The suburban patrons Of the Chicago + North
west6fu liutlruud arD 1uplntutnx Of its having
lntety refused to tnko packages. containing p,tr-
chnses Madu be "cunn,utera" and sent frDm
tho dlTcruut stores In the city to tho depot,
Unltl quito recently, my ute shopping III tho
city could hnye ull packages delivered to tito
dcpot-ruou,. whence thoy wero either forwarded
to tho colninutcr's Destination tr delivered to
hn ha at .'iy ,aIn h.ns tns when t,9y % sss @ Ens
the cur md cnrrled by him TO bis
jnmplnK.on p!ace. 1t ts needless ~
@ psrs. ai,i espsc!aIfy 10 gentlemen oxreuting
shuppink ordors for tholr WINS, sineo It ruuycd
she, II ,he c n o. csrynx ennos
10 tho pAtrutls Ut otlor rs,ats doing il suburban
business horc, ihnuxh tho Northwestern hRs
Sse t % % sS 4 s.oaess % Sss II Tha eo rssa9 . pst ct
h.tylnE to curry thetr paskaXes home
want want 10; Or not. or sabteotsd To- 10 an : *.
t!sayaKa!at charge Tor se,,a,ng fnsm by express.
It III aSpss 5 aed est wsS as xs %
eanis 70 aetc them out now. Of cou!sa this
plnx % q, ssy. h,!lf i aosst, pareels NA' '''p
Yesterday II TniuuNE 1purtor asKed the AS
stt asera' sa'asss ot tho Gh,sSR"
whutsver:, Tic COMPANY % would ss aiWssss
1D p1tHsea 10 serve !i6 patrons py carrying
Ship parcels, n.nrheting bAakuts, bnby.ear-
rInaes, anu the like. It w.ls II jolns arrangements
uiiturrd Into Dy tho company anl Il cDti,lnltteo
ot commuters, anh tlor0 was no disposition 70
n,isiaku tis intention Vi tho cunScnonco anf
tlrsre to ship nrticos which were properly
freIxht and In III. seuse ahupptttx pnrcHis. The
Co1snany md refused to. carry GArrels Of thur
nn1 furniture. and On tho day noforo it bud
/ declined taking a heavy roll Of cnrpet. nj
though tho ,nxcht lnd afterwards suit 1t on.
1t was lno,dtnts like this tint Eave risc
to tho etIarkes Of Il ntggardly policy IN tho part
uf tho Company. There was lmTcei.r0Du, ut
vdcd, for tho convenience Ut tho Kuliaral travot-
InK pul,lic. Ar1 s,nnll, len was eh,lrgpl. hut
c0MlimMters wGro still ut liberty 10 ltnye tlleIt
wo,tll be delivered wtlil0ut Gust. INT 1t must
be understood TINT this suburban oxpre8a !"
WIS not to 10 u ftG,xht t,nlc.
, 1881-06-24
ANTIOCH, IND;

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jllne o3.-The man
employed In building the new railroad shops
for the Wabash, st. Louis t. Pacific Railroad
ut Autiocl, struck yesterday. AL but thirty
five Or forty went to work again at ADVANCED
wnRes. Those not employed: went to a
snloon, which was closed against them, and
attempted to farco an entrance. rhe pro-
pristor Of the saloon was inside, ar1neh with
riotcrs broke tito dour dawn lIn fred. Tho
foremost received the contents III hla hreast,
md Is thought. tn 30 fatally wounded: Three
others received slight, wounds, but ara not
annses!y y, ,Say r an Tne e ayp snfS a
, 1881-06-24
THE CITY-HALE.


THE Regfstrar Of Vital 8tatstfes issued thirty
burial permits yestsrlAy.
Tnsnr was sal, ,as pnid GU. by tho city yester-
day nj, account Ut Interest on the funded debs
MAyop nAnR,soy md City Engineer crcvler
have gone to I.u.hyte to lny corner stone for
snssen Mss1n,o institution "ooF Carter will MAXI
e.Ss.u'
i: TIE Finance Commltscs 1 at % meeting ycstGr- .
curps wien they colne horo this Iall.'
S y E. The President "f ths
ringing wau m ~ 70 dSne ~. A. wa; poss'oto on tho
Luke. m Front duslus tue saoset1ess, &C.
whs ra ty eses th Jay ps
toro' aad aise ssse tro@ ioS @xixat street; 4
Crh casp ~ aseets 1e'eF was s'poe'oe 11ol'
~'n.A '1ssA
June tsssssa s To- % ssy: @ ss @ VI: tsesssses!x
sb y of
tending q then.
sent 1n Is,ter % to he % Mayor ID Sh!ch H. sad thas
M nI,r nau mtr p,a III y,', h wI in ,vvp @ pGy @
tho city .woud draIw upa contr,tct 10 nrcSt build
d.; l1ss g bis plans at e0ss nut to exceed r.
rur roru,ar ouor,er,x ,,.n.ct,on ~ tho F,rc
regntaF ,I , q 1ls ~ Tu
nIs!n ~ insm1nfn ~ ynnr ,ri1ade. ~ nns n,, .Sr
uIvrg rupsIu to 10 exuminst1. H. s,iys taat t6o
S!seipsiss novsr va tettsr q tas generai cot. IT.
d'uoa ot 'no uopartmoot hoa''a'"f'
TnE Committee on Railroads met yesterday
Wnukue l. Ut. 1aui Hairontl 10 1ay u trurk IN
Hooksr street. aud on Carrull avenue, nnd WILL
putitlpp Ut William llUtt fur tho rHht to lay u
, 1881-06-24
TIE CDUNrY~DU1LD1NG.

... .... ...... .
TITE Jail now contains f0wCr prisoners than at
any tIuna fl tho past two ycaea
',:.,,
IEEEEMpAY was lnsane day IN tho County
Court, and for the first time In yours there was
not q single case Tor [fal,
rHE Grnnd Jury dlsoosed os tyeIya cosca yes.
.,s.,.s ~ ~ y .',ss s.......," ~ r.. -.
teeuay h4toI N'ihps caatacto1. fuftnoewN"
uesses wore heard til tho Hospital Investigation.
but no conclusion WIS seaohed, -
p,,,, re-, II ,n,,.,, ,,,,I,aa o....u,,.
EuHAhp n"hA"a. oultea otatcs pF'soneF'
was released trOm 1al! yesterday. Ills aentglte
having expired. lie had beGn In alx months, aud
ILL ol{enss grew out Of aotne orookod whisky
troubles. 49,,
,r,,xuv nro tui.,,.nt, ,,ena,np II, ,hs cr,m,n,i
~ ~ W. o. Ho1Is ,s' asasa51 ~ tnS
ANY, Man M993a5, 9, Mnu w nts tt.nn nHursa ~ u
NsS NssaeHsns nosfnan. @ ~ WSoss1s & iots nnmssae1
a0tg nf.perty G1a BY eotate y now 10 eatsn y
ssott!etnent " the fsepa!e G0utt, AA4 u HMRnt
10 s, wv ses a tae stM1es Ate9sngy g or Sheriff to
'ook atteF INC Judgments lH quesuon' . T.
coMMlsssosEn HUT is on tho forfeited bontl
liz ,Yvit soIrV time a1O uIlun the l1nti u Willis
SyhlwOltIl, II barber ni No. wi Ninvteonth streov,
WhU il inilcted fpr rohbary ana Tia nase wis
ea!isl yesterday and Tho 6ond ilcclercd for-
9taRd it. spq The barber Gat1 rCpHy ain in ghlyes.