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, 1881-05-31


bore the following:
sf&1S Et5 FfMh5stHfh MEstiIhx
psnnx ..,,,o III i;.i: S$ps H. 4isa milan ,e.p ,,e,.
@ SMf III .ss; Ms sG s:Ss
Enclrcllng tho abovc Ia tho following:
s Anknt y bremen i nSshY H. .ms MN a!SsS K"ste ~
Heinen Nn.uen III Tufan.
ono Ct tho 60, soat M3s that the ,le
slammed was nut OH tho inside Of tho cYllar. hut
was ut about tho small OF tho back. The nRu'o
a nsGp @ o9 T. S ac.t pf
ass acpswa. aad WIZ WITH is aa Is mueh as Ills vas
apparently nude out:
u ef Hanson.
Aoovo tho place whoro these articles were
found, In an angp Of tho Virginia worn,-f foncc,
which crawls alnns tho top OF the bluff.
AN OvElcoAT WAS rlcIsED ur
G wsfs e sGa ha
81 ?sS sa sSSs os'5s !'!sxs y sa ss sSssa| a$
sta s Ike % %ci,iuoiilla. Glack. with ii horzs;si f.
ursscd IL as oos "
| white, at,l brown. III tho sleeves there WIS =
nn Of tr rea Ga %iS a and u oaSS Ak
was four inches long. There was . drop al
kin'l wAs found IN tho pockets Of tho cont.
The head tho bundle n th9 holo, tho q oyoro % oat
op nD ill., .eSu Ths III Srieror sD ier ' drasxn hs
t" the be ~ sp15 wero t ho v s ,f toaS d Gy n,
mud hud walked III Il strnight line to:tho top ot
tho blur. Ills course Indicates snmH familiarity
ae the Il hst Wou %e
to II strnnKcr. 1tw4s probably hle intention to
, 1881-05-31
WASHINGTON.


Special D1spateh to The Chicago Trihuns
WASHINGTON, d. G., May W.-Attornny-
General MncVeagll and l'ostmastcr-t'enerul
Janes have agreed to haye conference
every day this week to consider tho details
of the various branches of the star-rolite III
quiry, preliminary to submitting additional
n,nttcr to the Grand Jury here. Tho proba-
blity Is that thu cnse will be thoroughly pre-
parctl, arul TINT tho Grand jury will enter
upon serious consideration of 1t noxt week.
Tile main indictments which will he found.
II my nre found, will be under tho conspir-
ncy statute tO defraul tho Government.
uiIu reason for tie slow progress thus far
made III the presentation Of different pcrsons
for Indictment is tho extreme difficulty IN OH
tnintt'g evidence IL provo consplrncy. Iho ~
dicattons ire that s1nlo Of tho leading con-
trncturs harG proposed 10 turn Stat1's evidence.
Without. snnG such Md the Government will
hnvo much difficulty In sustaining such proseeu.
tlon, MS great earo has benn taken to sec 70 1t
tint tho Uttcin1 records or tho Post Office Do
pNrtnient Hre, prltnA fActt. correct. It Is re-
portel TINT ox-3enutor Doraey is squ!tc Ill at big
horne IN thls city, overcome with tho mcnta!
strnin incldDnt to tho stnr-rnllte RcnsAtiOn. unl
thMt his hOIlsc ia n,iler surveillance Ut secret
officers OF tho Government.
, 1881-05-31
DISSATISFIED Win HIS SALARY,

N*"S~s A~~f'*th@ !" 4A* S"'kAN &tkoNAss
MILWAUKEE. Wis, bLay 1l-Cnpt, W. Y. GUS
Hr1iu, Unp OF sAe Commissioner Ut iu1lio
Works, will so,ld III bis resignation to tho Mayor
previous tn tho meeting uf tho Gun.Inou CouncIl
io-taurrow. 4 cut In salAry ftum IL, Nv to &a,lq
" tho causu Of tho resignation.
, 1881-05-31

OTHER GAMES.
sptttat Dtapafsh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
NEW fonK, ,[ny :'O.-'rhe gnn,u between
the Metropolitan md Atlantic Cfubs result
ell rs follows:
fHHinr- ! 9
MetrUpoltar,........,..U 0 0 f o. Il ! 4 "a
spftt,r j1pa,eh 10 mt Chteago 1ftbu,,..
rtt1t.AnELrEttA. PHI. May ;D.-The Athletics
}HnlHpS- I
National. ....,.........0 Q . Q | ~
Athletic. ! U U '--O
, 1881-05-31

Special nltpatth 10 9ht fhltaVo Tribute.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Aay :D.-Dulfalo beat
Providence iy EonA p'ay IN tho ninth inning.
Nadoour,'s pitching fell off toward tho p,s.l
Of the game, ntnl Ea Inst Ills l,ea.l, allowing
II inal, tO come in from, tllrl when the bases
were full nlIl only ono out by thrlwlAg to
secoll.l base. Then White ,ualie u twu.bass
lit u1Nl brought IN tic winning run. There
were 800 present.
llhfhps- 2 = ! 8 O ? &
lhsTulu. ...,.....,.,.....U d D y q . "a
lroydcnro.. D / 0 D ] U y U-3
Earned tl,us-lluHHln, l.
FlclIllug orrors-lsuIa!u' .; Providence, l.
lsase hlts-llutfhln. I; FrAy!1cnce,T
TWu-baH hts-Fnlcy, While, 3icls!Gun.
First basn III katis-Wh!tu.
FIrst t,aso III orrnra-t!.ltEaln, 2; FruvAence, 9,
Left III bnxcs-llutIAlp. !: rFavltluArG, q.
Etruek out-ltr0uthers, Richardson, Oalvin e.
Delnf
l}ulIs cullrd-Gn!vIn, 81; nndhnurr, %.
Strikes c,lllel-0ulvtll. ": lta,lbuu!n. II.
iIuuhla plays-O' O'ltourke-Fosce-F Foley, AcClel.
laN- N-Flrrell-btnrt.
Time ot KHnt-rwu hours.
umplre-GeorK0 ltrAlley,
, 1881-05-31
TIE u'rES.

WAs1l1SoToS, u. c., May 3o-1n Wow Of
the condition Of airairs among the utes, and
tho possibility that there may be trouble
tllerc, the Wnr Department llas decided tint
tclegrapllic communication with tho Interior
Of the Tito country shall be established. Tho
nearest point from wI,cnce Washington
md Gen. pope's headquarters ut Leaycn-
wortl, can bo communicated With
IL 100 miles from tile Uncompal1gra
Agency. Lieut.. Storey, on duty
with tho slynnl Scryleu. has i.eon ortorcd to
prIcecl to lake City, Colo, md construct froln
thero u Government llle Ut telegraph to thnt
agency. Sir. Storey will lcavo Washington lln
few days OH this duty. Tho ltne will !Io In work
ing ortlor in nbollt three months. When It Is
accomplished, Con. Pope, holng promptly H.
forulul Ut ull n'nttors of itnportnncG, Gun move
Gun nut without tho long wA,t.n9 for Intelligence,
whlch lid 30 much to enlnrg1 tho trouble with
tho UtGa,
, 1881-05-31

enough tn. mako u terrific t,uh, to,,,
c!nthi!,R shows II ,is mur,ieror" "F i! !'fs n. b.,
"xht %a Mfs g s sso ,snx 'o tM's a1 y. .S
he cnn hc identified, '''''' otl II causht
, 1881-05-31
TrrE DETROIT MEETING.

won by Mtas Malioy. Tom kinscla second, and
Frank Short third; time, at4.
, 1881-09-06
AN ARTISTIC ROW.


x, x,,u
''''' ' tra,t rHs' sal ntes.. W
ncw phaso or tlp Intcrmll,uby trouhos !,e-
twrrn 1louv truuu ami h,s WHO Oh 1c, %, Tho
nnc sIo NIL, strs. Harriet Il, faulkner, OF No.
suI Evergreen, uycn,iv, on Tho other hui,,, WIS
nfonsht 10 l'sht yeslcnas na'utnnu ~ |ns.so ,'..a
ltohll1son8 eu''ft. "hee tHo two .eiess"' a'Ge'e'
,vor nrrca,ts fur resisting N, pIllrur Of lllu INV
t, Tron,,n,,t u,iJIru,iu,, cnr,,rt,nr tt,n rrr,,t
tr,uis @ 'arsd'' md tru,a,loas w,.a navo u, ns.
evury hand bcset tho GhlnoHu artists over sl'icc
t.a!r importation BY ,1r4. lFanlknrr, tho p',''-
lso ~ u'lae"oleu'y NeA ""nse u ~" @ p''H".s n,'
cause OF I'sagrous''oF1 between taoal. aao
ssery has two sus. t)it--t"ld l'y Mrs. FnuIkncr
IL y pF. t'nt M xe u r1, '9 arts's u"S w., n
us little ioo.ed w!ie, " Chl"; on,effn 'tn Ill.,
sursis, wnis isr IN Ss ae gu "sas s s
Te5o e ssss!,S s ~ n. @ NM q f rsr !ao.!; n AZ
ian. oI tca ant, r',ses vii worth "r nrttsc' Mu-
Ss!3t} M4S tI 6,s sr sE fsSs5, ; s,,' ss' }H M @ ss
jis,1I Wjiu,1 4h ai sal not pe niusr i II X'rra XII s MI
ii pintoFr!i'l Anitrvy GH Iortl c,ark s:sYt n, M
a aSSs sSs sa IL 'H''Gii'5 s " III @ VIII
ut taar a!Tolpl-t,eh nppren,lura SCUM excited
,9s atsSasc w n , NJ G|ras" y ,Y ar'!4s a ~
ss ~ II" $ss;;s!s i IT, snd Ss
"n 1niy rol hor lat 10 "itasH possessiuli ai iur
gallery. nil s.lcs.e'lsi i, .!!lsnstlns fro'' hor
Fne can'st "r!Is,s Vt Tas'n ',s't,!;'s, ss a~a
snS was ya ss cG 10 Y - wsh It'd
xssSaas ss'sS!.'ssa: saa milky pr r, s's%is!
sto tsias asstiea s. sH h aS ~ %
boz, nrust!Gs, ana two nnlls or tIenl!'s sltA ~.
, 1881-09-06

,cr, lla .ut,,y, ot .,t1"M Gn,T .nn en1S,,
t.gf n, 'sr. ..,tfn ri ils unr,., ILyrrt'I. nnd nt
s,s rink" f,F Ier ;s; es" 1n',. @ SnI,s 's,s
~ I'D 81! s se,'t r}tck il i. nntciatHl Tint CWr.
X rre ~ W .ltr vii IoId tnr knnt time. as sup.
ii ad' qsnTArrnSsi ....
o.-ytcets weighing !, ,ea3lb% md
s,u. Hccvcs sGi
tsco liecr'n,nr ", to LII 10
I'D Ecsss;2 4 aIIs
vsum Ia'c;il III
',Ns T. ''i!it" "r nty ris''ss.o9 stSsis e,:a
q =, ,a",T', Il, !" ,f,I .27bl7a
AZ 7':;s3
,sn mnu
hujl.. aEu t iIeJ1.
~, H..
, 1881-09-06

FQttEIQN n,

spfHas bhpatth to Ths Chteaaa Tribunal
ke.sg. d. d. ''''' '-''''' = a''H'pA--'''" ''''
tean. Winter. No. !. III I'd; Nh. los MI
Ho ~ ~ bd No. 1Qs 1dt while. No. lls lli
nj WI club. 10, l. Ilss4i NJ. X liz CoEa-Gs
isysoSs-Pork. IT,. Lssa. tas 81, .....
uT., ea1r rdSp45.-u1c0n-unu. and cut stcady
Il ~ * clear stsady ~ +Is VI; sa0Et cloaF si1ady
AeIn.s.' asd-pImo Wuttern tEnos u ~ I'll.
sls.d, o@non s.r l.onlun steady At u. CoFn-hi1oa
HstoI,@. 80 Nacaips Of what for tlse wcuk-Atlali-
hi Wan ~N u. ars; Pacific, tlN qrss o&her aaRso1s'
LlrT" nace'pts VI carp, II yu1 grs,
t,rs"~, 4:t'--l.ayl, 3:s ii.
ltp; n'I.s. Iqk. eapk s-EYelllnx x-cY1Jos7AetI1s end
hl.s; sa.4 t-IGds O1lssna l-lfl; salas. la,oD
4Psos.s,;R,a4on ND e4pQrt. a1ut Ausstcan, W.i1l
4'as- -Geet-E1trR iudla Mrsa. lAd; A1ussl'
, 1881-09-06

Losi ERromont ooe0 invited Turner to stay
b 81 S u ssssty IT. t. es
tute. Ou tho first morning of bis visit Lord Eg-
ruuunt askctt Turner whit he should u ke tO do.
tnX. Th0 ilext muFninx ut trc4kfast t.nr.! II.
lHtIuLre4 px4iu whit Il wY4la tlea9a alr. tur,,
ner tn du; aud hn rtpllea lh4l, hayinx enlnyth
again. On thu THRU morning Lord EKrolaont
, 1881-09-06
DAVENPORT WATER-W WORKS.

SFtclnE U1tpaa6h 70 TNt CH1faVH 7FHHHf.
DAyESro1sr, ill.,, Sept. h-'rllD Davenport
Wutnr ttn,nfai.y has decided To ertal II res
erynir tic present syssenl Of walcr.supply
being by direct pressure. Tile plans con-
tc!nrlatG Il reservoir lD feet above tho
p,,,nps, tn cust Slju,OO0. There will ba II III
tcriNr arrangement, which will ubviatc The
present. complaint arising from tha nlstlldy
water now furnished to GUlIslln!ers. THIS
will nuke thu total cost of the works auHount
10 NpQut SiNUDW.
, 1881-09-06

p1Ne1SSATL O., supt. s.-CorToS-F1sni ll95o.
ytouM-Fisln, tamlsr, st.s337.la; fancy, t1.Hs1.b.
uuA,S-WAsst sty,,t,v, No. 4rcd wlnur u. u Corn
hftu, Nu. ! wt1st,, GNl4G,G1e. 1n1 iErsEuati Nc.
a,Ixea. W. tsra 4ulat! M. = tl!7tsi41f. p4r"
luE aS,at; es FIJI aafs,, sa Lard .rouu a
xtv !'q 'S ~ h,saSsa'h aSa htsSi; tsSs
WGiskT- -s!stdys sl;iis ssHoln9'!tYn 1! 's'es Of au"
HDrTEn-HtIunxl iaIucy ttUAneE{. 3!ci choice Wet:
eFu lsg4psrp, x3ai G44leA GpAlsel uhlo ~.
, 1881-09-06

NrrHoIT. aiIct, Sppt. .h-FI1l1R-ljneEanfcd
GiAlS.Nhsat u,syI NJ. whlso. at.;1'A. supseHI-
1cr, !a;st !,r.obyr. i::;ii SuyeHhgr tlS!t ysar,
wlunI, u w Uut sttpMl1Hls, :t,1h 1u.
, 1881-09-06

BuFrAI.u, N. T.. Sept. b.-GnAls~Wi,cat ncsive
1lU1 1l SO. hnra duluth. 10 urriyg. *l.4It Al bH
III alsb. },4; 1J tu D year u. sl31. Eurfl u0lShl
UHts neglected. ., .,, - =,
TASAL Fitrlunra-i.owsrt wheat, +&c; cofn lei
uAtS, 10,
, 1881-09-06
PEORIA,

PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept h-DNAtS-Corn nctisc. cnsyt
high ,ulxcd 10 mixed Gsssts!Hc. Outs cnsy' So 4
Wlite. ilAMilAc. RYo llr'n at sl.0b!$Gi,UI!&
1tEuHwiNEh-tfncl1any ut Sill.
EIElrrr-Hhent. !,tsi bn; e!,rfl. 6ll15 but oats.
i2.iil bu: rTa III 275 hi; ftnrlev, a,sN TIT. -
EitiTNEtTHN !luht Aial} hut GIift4 i1,1U Dut unS,
5I,.ju bu1 rye, 1lUUJ hui hatluy. nUnG.
, 1881-09-06

MILWAUKEE VII" speF' a-ftooh-sss.a' a"a
uMAlx-whcpt weak, Nd; = slIlsaukso hsrd. nupl-
1nul; M. I Muwyqkga,s ski saptea,hos thM,
Nv. AAWuukes. M. + Rnl 1etpcted. nemlnal. Cozn
, 1881-09-06

NEW Ont.Asa. Sept. a.-curruS-r!tmt m!ddl!nR.
11,su; low n.,nE. lo1ke net receipts, ~ talosi
Etuss, aUJi exports eoHstwtsr, Iii; saies, 5, stock
Si,:ai,
ST. ls,lrIR. s1pL 5--CDrrpN Firm; nltfllnH li9rs
YMIas, " ba!ust recuipA. 6 sIiphpnts. 61I stucG,
, 1881-09-06
my iiflil19.

. NEW ynuK, Sept 5.-jobbsng lrada continaos talrly
nctyu md apeix n.aklnR 1nr.e o|tvertls OF cutton
md wou!cu Ks,os, Gtn4tians. %htrth, stnd ssAwoFa
u.c u, ACCOUNT VI tuck orurs. hut current aoIa',t'
ut !rs. handa only lnudNratvs cntl1n g"ots tsn III
i!gut suppys pr!tts III fa!r Aonadi atnstaus netve.
, 1881-09-06

ISntASAr0iis. eept h-taMAlS-Whtnt steady
el5itSI.'9 torn wpnkt E!l4.eSic Oats xtentyt II
aljc.
, 1881-09-06

8fKtfaE UlfpdttH 70 5HS 'h1&100 IftoH7R*
KASsAsCiTY. Att1.. Supt. 6-fiHAiS-Tlls f'ttt CHF-
rat reports: Wheat-lirrplpts. ft1l but sIInmpnts
4lu1 tu; SLOW; wankcF4 No. cash, &llH{t sppteln-
bur, tl.l!5&: No. rash. fi.1a: September, al.!is
No. September. t!:sk ,rn-leecpts ittll bn; st!Il.
ri f2tIF.
, 1881-09-06
TOLEDO,

TUtEj,u, a., Sept h.--tiitAIH-WheAt enE!eFI No.
rrd septrnlI.nr. tl;s@1[ urluber. stt' Nusanlbus.
s.4t1i, l'eceruhrr, Hit Torn caser' M. sl"e.
ls,sc, Uel,Ibur, Glha, yeas. G!4u. Unss duH aud
n0iul1nl, No. white. EUs1e. -
CLuHlSt MaNKET-Whent inll: No. rod, spot
&sjssf bid, t;Id nskad, ssrtonheF. t!sA; t'stber'
t4gt Sayrnlter, It'll h!st Il m asko!; 1ecenlst
Gurn .saii, Nn six. ny b!a 1' n.kud: Aeptca.
!f, a b. :Hls Aked: ,Gt1i's!. Gi1' N"vah'bsf' "F'
ilErEti'is Whcns, ostfh hu, rorn, laCt> hus u'sss
slltsiEars-W Wheat tocp bu, cvra, to0 au; unts,
l1InU bu.
, 1881-09-06

'ae attst'atpFt ras'fR fA,4htFaua aAt MAanfactr
a,H of 6ept. Bays!
Hsnsa a t 1tiHsts!nh t!nber Ut any prca Nh!uh en-
H. ~ ftrrly ~ tlo elr supiy Will ant III I'LL
IL GatsM H. Lr,n =. inYs " AHnenppits, pElcgs
sas.pa ,3 IT !.Msr grsrs linn aru oefsd tho ohtSi
E'xss 'hs @ @aabnf: T'hs MlssssPp! HiyoF hat lpy:s
iupbsrum,GSSs MT In Fayosahe So"dliltY !a hn'p ~
slppIsa I akin, sr ln'nhs; a at m, W,!its ~ oG3
sIasax sIHux tls lasi week and suos % Id thrvnR. rao
ipspa w VII fsf y NJ. Onsyn low tsa1oEs eat, ="
pesssns;s pessss i - toS 4 EEnl SsFs s!n.
@ Ger lea trn,,e str..ets liz attSntton u er
kIsusnInoS ~ rs,M .stas lem .ts. ons lhsy woa
Slt1 =. npt'ofllmltY to A tNtc1 w tliuctt lunaur
= SumhIasS I,sS G4! now Hut {h9y hhYn no mora raasnA
sSospd.pcIt4 afu iut nssty oiar naiS III lid jus-
staSnsss asSssGss sss th1; ysss u. A. st a c,.s!SE II
lntsad. W 81 1n9nIatdy viii 10 bad!y loft uxt isas n.
yoS Viii a r'iaa ~ TT st II tsts T. ~ Jill III
&dp4H ""su 'oa'c"1ttu9 E9H Nv FEu1t""F S4'
, 1881-09-06

iWis-lrceIye,l .!aElNE, Mnnt|n} H!la I M1aaeS n.
tl h"ss .nas hit week. E9 The InRrket was acttyn
Il. nrne e sy 1.il snrt @ 1;. Il N, ts c,' Snr
@ !" 1anle tsNns ttss1sG ulI pElur5 ll. Ht tn1rt
~ nS sucnn ri'ago y! sg ~ R9,sEa1 rn sha nskrt r.. !"
is II n gt4 III it'r rDor tD Giluica aht, aHd IT
aaeuS6ts,1i fr r,dr To Gxtth hGMvy. Nlxc,i nrkers
F. Ft nyii,I,1iiY ut A1lHt MllD tnC9 OI tlF1t Mtf0
tE4 ft ,,kSJ; If III Su1t
, 1881-09-06
{.ii'l,.i,NN,

OSWEGO.
oswEuu, scpt. 5.-GnAis-w,,eat ateady. Corn
nuunoliy unchanged.
, 1881-09-06


BALTIMORE. 8upt. 6.-FfouH-lltahcr. hut qnlpts
Western, superIWa, =, ,uSaa uxtra. 0os f,n'
ily, *s2sdaaM
NAIS-Whcnt-Westorn abnitt steady Mnd dnlli
winter rod spot 3las.&sl accordnY u 'ocatloI1
buptun,ber. tI.H9t4l;0: Octohor, fldiK1l.aE{; Mo-
yenbor, <L:k1 .s4. Ueoenlbur, al.3S 1ha. Cor--
Western luwari naKtocts4l N!xpi sput nnd Suptcnl-
ous a1au1Ha nskud; uctstor. Ta4asE!hes Soyomber.
7:4c. pats .tau4,. lsye dull ut sLusY4.m 49,.
1iAr-FIrH,i prilnn To cl.u{co Pcisnsyivnnla ana
Maryland. siGUksl9Nt -
Tiaiy iHi6XKFlriI. hipss pork, EiAsa lltlk u,eata
s nGa SgBE II s|aae |' III s!aos III S
lS2|&l!Na, aa1.-iinsln9l !aliu ,,.,,,
HtTrElt-FtFnIt W1atGTA Rsa3A, {+41|c-
iiETis,LEUW-uuiGti rellne1, 73f1H4o
GuuCEHl Ka a-CltfeG gHlgt; ltla earE0cs, tQ2l2Ho.
Hiuar nrnit spft. ntku.
WHlSKY-NnMlnay 81 .
FnEIUliTA-.Y0 itTDTiHDutu dull. ......
tHcElI1b-Fn!ir, ut. brla, wheat. 1o,1 bu; corn,
s90iG hn, nuts, 3!1u bllI ryu, b50 bu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .k1 but uuEn, SMA bn.
KALEa-Wheat, vi 1 I'LL corn, lul.la bu.
, 1881-09-06

sftEEr-IlcCe5Yct{, fHN; same titlt Inst WG0k. bH
ttsi iest waUk tlKt.; shipped lust waek. M. THEIRS
yNa quiet and annllnnily unchanged market; The
osstitr Eaa generally pUlIr4 tito receipts tclullnR
sams "scals," Tor which tIltt4.i1 wore tlB huAt
rTce. tbnt ru,tll IB obtained. We quote puuf to
g.. fhnira ii H. Ql;l 81 pcr llJ ihs,
, 1881-09-06

Attic Inr6s continued fntr activity II notG Ordcrs
oa' thu country tfnIu LolNg MUta than ordinarily
liberal tor t,p siEu nf year. Prices TeuluM Hrm.
lha receipts by lAk4 wGtu nRuin lIGbrlf. but l tho
eaeFHss wuve suken at full rntes We qunto carR0
bfEts M fnt1nws.
, 1881-09-06

'rURrESfrIfE.
ASIf.NtScTnS, tsut. h.-BrIMrrs up rtf1tPESTiSE-
fiItln ut In
, 1881-09-06

Eh1cIan. TEttr1Iuxtpn 4 t3utnev Knatr,,a.
Fnr Maps, TlMn.Tahfs. sl1epInR-Cthr Accpnn1out.
unnst nt'T!I atM Cfark-st: Hrnnd f'acIttu IiotoI
ll1tIsp, HId II E1tht-sL 4f@
, 1881-09-06

ann!ly. A!ai!tY, Excerpt hnnday, clJnlty. escnns
satMfnn1. q Ml1M{. exceht Muu'tay.
1!abuQnt trnlns lnnvd and ntetyp from Ccutrnt u1-
nut. fortt Ut l.AkG-Ht.
thlchH1. milwaukee - At. Tnuy RAILWAY
Cminn ei,ot: Corner Madison, Canal and Adsm,.,ts
pAgltlG lfuiaI and nL Ilenui 'Se1Ns N.'t4.1
, 1881-09-06

KATLIeOAD ITlfE-TADEE.
A NktVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
na.s sTIA!NAIExrhAsATtoN ~ NEkkRENr!
:Aaaaay sisoSlaa., stbsf|s''. st,ai|y. au's 'A''p''a
,!htcnz1 ~ horthweHfern Railway.
For Map9 ria. AlsepnR Lar aecuh1m odAua4
npn'r At q Cfhrkst., JrAtid f'acto, PannF fiouse
, 1881-09-06

MAuEaROlHELLE TANnfVE1,
"a syast For.y .wI4th-st, Nov York. boarding and
Nsy Heauol III ruuIr l.adiss and tA|iaEGn huoN0ns
Spit N. 4h1f,l,sh EAR1lsh t4urs0. Duly 1cet4fcs.
FruncG and utkue languages altiktis M!tbtu SIX
months. Usnwtnv ahd nllslcal advantages unsns-
, 1881-09-06

NTlkS DE UltUYN KuFS AND MISS
INA Kuilh, Ut East Thlrty-ntatl...t ttur,noEly ~
NxiII.ou.ny. VI, Itnpe, !llriE Ft9h9h tGarAa9 aa
{JuY frjlvDl for Young l.Aallx: NltA h!toee2asucH
E.sIt III Atu{!rutii,u III littpr IN Ev1,l. I.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03
Eur0nCnn CrRVel.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X BARNES.
j. j WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBUEN,
FRtNK HAMILTON.

The agents of the fifteen passenger stean'
shin lines running nom New York to Europe,
are more than satisfied with the season jnst
ended. The excursion travel generally COM
mences about the middle Of April and eN-
tonds well into August, but this year the reg
ulnr season has been fully two weeks longer
than usual A steamship sgent estimated that
las year thirty thousand tourists crossed the
ocean, outside OF regular trBVelers. Th'5
wear the exodus has gCsntly Increased, so that
t. may be safely stated that the passenger
lists foot up forty thousand or more.
The agent OF one OF the last Liverpool lines
was interviewed by the reporter. In answer
to his inuulTles be stated that the rush -
Euruua began about the middle OF April this
year, and. although four llIos ran extra
steamers during the nusy period, ana regular
weekly boats were dispatched by dozen
other companies there were many applications
for berths which had to bereiused The season,
To all OF the traus-atantic'llnes, has been one
OF enormous profits. Computing the number
OF saloon passengers ION TINS slde AT lorJ
Thousand. the amount just paid for passages
alone. going and c0mtug, aggregates the i'm
mense sum of GO on, ,OOO rhen, too there
have been brought over about 2O5 ,OO] immi-
giants since the year beg'n, from which tue
prlncey sum ofS7,915 90 has been realized,
uniting the immig ant rate 0t tho low figure
of t25 per passenger. This regular tnrn ranges,
on ali the iines from S26 to 80 hut Two COM
panies running ycssele to Bremen and Ham
bnry reduced The rates tn $40 r short peri
cd last spring A like reduction was made by
mo Rotterdam and Antwerp lineA, but the
old rates were restored.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03
THE GODS OF rHG MAYA.
An Important Archaeological Dis
coyery at UxmaI, Yucatau.

City of Mexico, August 5.-Dr. lie
Plougeon, a distinguished archaeol gist writes
the following Interesting letter 4 ON Merida
Nucatan:
81 am sorry that the present owner of the
ancient ruins at Uxmal does not allow me 10
take all the tnsoI Ptions OF The statues have
Drought TO lighti at the samo time | am
troubled by the lear that profane rustians
have the lntentio rs to destroy what may be
called most valuable treasure TO science In
general and the history OF America in par
ticular. ~
81 have discovered the bust OF the ancient
lniian god cay ard have surrounded the
treasure with dynamite, so as to frlghten tha
lhulahs nom approaching the monument and
10 prevent them from dssuoying IL la this
manner l nope to preserve Cay from the
nate of his brother g5d 'Chaxemol' |
nave discovered as well the ruins of
the ancient Masonic temple, where the
priests hnd magiclans used To gather in
order to celebrate their mysteries, The
Masons lodge OF those belonging TO the
nrst uegree fronts toward the north; that
OF the MAsons beiongtng 10 tue second and
third degrees points to the south. l nave
found q lew of the mystical dice, A atone on
which is carved an apron with A hand on n.
ana cabalisuc stone; the stone Is of such de-
scriptlon That your core, ,poudent - of upiN.
ION tn0t ne found q simit tstruE h the ient-
pie OF iellOpoIis.) have tai en- copies In CLAY .
ana snail try to establish the relation between
THESE discovered Masonic Antiquities and those
fOuHd at Memphis and The6es, | think 1
may not be mistaken II 1 suspect re- atinn as
wen win those attributes discovered by Gore
inge ON the pedestal of the Cl 4oputra Obelisk
AZ pIeseht'n central park, New York"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03
Tho wash,ng,on HoteI hoId,

New York, August 29,-The sale OF the old
building on the northwest corner OF Broad.
way and Battery place, known for many
years az the 'Woshington House, and later
as the Washington hotel, attracted much
interest Mt the Real Estate Exchange to.dsy.
The building Ia probably the oldest In that
section OF the city, and duriug the rtvoiution-
ary or was used by General Waeh'neton as
his helduuaitcrs. Last yubr the ven. rable
nile was altered inside and rejuvenara,ed
throughout, a,d has since been pauouiSed
chiefly by newly-lar ded lnmigrente The
sale was In foreclosure. Charles II. Brown,
the AuCllpueer, after reading the terms oil sale,
I rmally declared the premises for sale. A bid
OF siJ O0l was promptly given, whch was fol-
10 o hy IN oiirr Of 500 600 from ano, o,her buyer,
and SINH ar bids were made which soon
r. arhed $780, 60 After this the advance was
small, and the premises were llnhlly Knocked
down TOD. Is. Indley for slG7,aO. The prop.
eriy sold comprises i,ve-slory brick building
covering a lot 3G2 lOS feet The purchaser will
probnbt, null down the building and erect .
wareh ouse or Office bulldog upon Its site,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03
Athens.

Special To the Herald
Athens, September 2.-No less than seven
cotton gins were burned In thls county Inst
year, all being replaced by larger and bet.
ter ones.
In the justice court this week no civil casrs
were tried the justice Of the peace being ab.
sent on MOndgy, the first day of the Term
ana ths cases we've continued by operation
ofIaw. Lowe Borne, who was arrested
on charge of rape and
incest, had his examlr ing trial, and was re-.
fused bail. Deputy Sheriff Carroll carried tho
prisoner to Tyler,it is rumOted, on acconnt of
the therih fearing an n tempt at lynch law.
Two negroes were T. led and tinedSl and S25
respectively, one for shooting his q vn horse.
aud the other for killing two of his noighbor's 3
hogs
A Young horse thief, only eight
years old, was caught up with hy SheTifI
Davis on yesterday. The young man, having
boon bound 20 one Of onr citizens by the nam,
of Perry, who sont him COW hunting, toos nd-
vantsge of the occasion and rode the horse to
town aud attempted 10 trade the animal on
claiming TO be from Anderson county. The
horse WAS recognized and Mr. Perry informed
Of the little rRscal's proceedings He came
after him, severely punished him aud took
MN out of town crying, IL is to be hoped, a
wiser an better boy.