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SASH, DOORS AID BLINDS,
HOULDINCS, BRACKETS A. D
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW CLASS
AT BOTTOM FIGURES. LAT
TIMER, TAYLOR g. CO.
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Spring.

Our New Moquet, Velvet Tapes
try and Ingram Carpets are shipped.
Do not buy before you see ours.
F. Auerbach & Bros New Store.
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A Beautiful Variety of PRO
GRAMME CARDS, suitable for the
Ballroom, at HERALD Office.
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Fine Hot Lunch

Every Day, from u until ? o'clock,
at Barr 81 McTierney's, Exchange
Saloon.
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SWEET Los Angeles Oranges,
at w. L. PRICES.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

no ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
/ cern: Know that we. the under
signed, have this day sod all our interest
in the late firm Of Wallin s. Picksrd to
w. L. Picksrd, who assumes sill lisbili-
ties of the said firm, and to whom all
debts must be psid. Parties owing the
late firm will govern themselves accord
ingly. G. Z. WALLE,
Z. Z. PrCKARD.
March LIST, 1881.
n WILL BE AT THE OLD PLACE
i as usual, and will be pleased to see all
ofmy old-ti ne friends and make as many
new ones as possible.
MARI NED WALLIE.
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You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS 81 YOUNGS,
1922 First South Street.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corrected daily by Mccormick & Gel
SILVER

salt Lake, L095s per ounce.
New York, Lips per ounce.
LEAD.
salt Lake, $500 per ton.
Tow York, 4 S.I0c. per pound.
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A BIG stock of the following
Homemade Goods for sale by John
C. Cutler. Agent, Old Constitution
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LOST.-Lady's double case Gold
Watch. Satisfactory reward will
be paid for same by
GoDBE, PITTS & Co.
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MALT VINEGAR, double strength
At G.. f. BROOKS.
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PRIVATE SALB
1 VIII sell at Private Sale
THE
Lake Point Property,
so CALLED,
Situated at Lake Point, Tooele
County, Utah.

There is q good Wharf for Bathing.
seyenty-one good Bath Houses on the
Wharf and on the shore of the Lake, a
Liquor Saloon and Boarding House
consisting Of thirty-one rooms, we'll
finished. Il IS very delightful Dlacl for
Summer T. creations. 3 fine Lske view,
and q cold salt Water Bseeze. The
depth of the water is such as will sccom-
mOoate Children as we'll as Grown Per-
sons. Al,o go d Fresh Water.
Unless il Is sold by the middle of April
It will be for Rent, and ! will rent the
House, Sa.Oon, and Bath Houses SCI
parstely or jointly, as the Lessee or Les
sees may desire.
For full pa ticulars apply to POME-
ROY s. ANDERSON, Real Estate
Agents, under McCoruick's Bank.
z. SNOW.
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LEE j. SHARP.

ATTORNE VA T-LAW,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Office: No. 115, over Kahn Brothers,
Main Street, El5
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HOMEMADE PICKLES,
AT BOwRING Bros.
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LENZFS HELVITIAN SALVE,
At BowRING BROS.
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CALL AND SAMPLE FREE!

$3.50 per Gall. $3.50 per Gall.
American Saloon Whisky"
The above Popular
Bourbon can now be OBJ
tanned at MeearA' Whole
sale and Retail Liquor
store, opposite the Post
Office.
$3.50 per Gall. $3.50 per Gall.
Call and Sample Free.
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A large amount of Plumbers Goods kept
in Stock, including Iron and Lead
Pipe, Hose, Iron and Brass
Fittings, Marble Ware and

Fittings, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead.
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth. ParlOr,
School Room and Lecture Hall Stoves;
also, Fire on the Hearth, Crate Heaters
and Mantles.
These justly celebrated Stoves are
patronIzed and highly recommended by
the Faculty o. the Deseret University,
for Public School Rooms, and by the
Medical fraternity generally, SIS the best
Heating and Ventilating Stoves ever in
vented.
For Particulars and Prices, enquire at
Office and Workshops, West Temple
Street, Opposite City Market.
P. o. Box 306.
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PAUL BoIToN The swimmer, Flush
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CAR LOAD OF ORANGES,
Cheap by the Box,
AT CUTLER Bros.
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SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
BindeTy.
, 1881-10-04

Coroner Matson tlud IN inquest yesterday
nftrrnUon Mt tho Larrabco ttrrat station upon
john Htllow. a. yuars Of REe, who died at No. :N4
Ctybourn ayttluo, In consequence oE injuries
rrgetred III street Grawl Supt. !, at
flb bands at either Nnx peitz or william
Kelley. Tho first witness examined WAS Wllliam
n1low, BON OF tho tlcceAscl. 1Ie saw bis fathor
struck hut once, and that WIS by Max Pe.tz.
Tho blow cnusod his fathor t0 tAtI, md In fnlIug
Ito struck agaaust a true. retz had struck his
father previous to thIs, us witness wns
notiiel by his l!ttIo slstar thae
two ,nun wera whipping her papa. Fred ku-
rItzki. OF No. Hi Ctyb0urn aycnue, testified
that, rs he WAS going 10 sNto0n ut No. t9i, ht
encountered Kelly. Peltx, and several others,
and WIS struck In tue face. Without any cuusa
or proyocauon, hY Peltz. Old mau lst,low, who
uf tho aa!tan. Ut o,,ce intaysesed, nnss saiu,
s'ta'n peO struuk him ~ tho mouth. and twlco
Mtterwurtls he struck him. and caused him to
full to tho RrluHu Each tlfne. Tho old man gut
mp and cns!c to his Au!ta fnr HL uu ut ihe1r NJ.
ProNch ne potntea t, peItz mud aa!d: "This n,an
hls struck ,tEEc," wilcrcuIon l'Hltz struck him
MEhtti, a1d then ran nway,ns aso DID tho others.
EMlhn,tcl 1aertnan. Albert Adams. an! others
ny nas. ss1a1 ss ,ssSny s xy' " i H.
wurl knelor, u stonec.,ttar living at
ii Y9os sssfr sftst a' roy %sra ts a.
Kelley anu pcltz, uni swora that tho old man
wus sfriek mt by Pnltz bnt Iy Ilelloy, and that
thny each ,resna,lAsratel With htni 1T tho tltne
l}r. ltlntbnrdt, WIN i1,ntio tho pdst-mortem ex-
iMfnutlnn, rpFnrte1 that alelth Waa eatlsGtl 0y
..,neuss!sl a,la hc'4orrhaRo Of the brain. catssc
Tho Jury fn.ltni Il yortllet In nccorlh,aro With
tho fssets nnd recommended thnt lestz 10 held
j,iry. lid that Kelley aiso 10 hotI aa an acccs-
kUrY hefnrtt tho fact.
, 1881-10-04

srsn NeT 9oss soqR s4 * D.
fcot 10 inches over gil, u feet 10 Inch beam. and
ID mnhtas Is soconds. Apaia IL ID tha'Se tho eut,es w
sSe1 rs yssto,ry +, wnnnR or even smiling
a e. Ne1 RS9'2eFGs aashs + ca5 s5
NJ restriction as to salts Or number Of crew. TIE
.en m wns very heavy, but thu Matl9o did not mind
We e ba i @ oyes s'"f so %s T'en n T.
iormaase i m q the Eaa!!.a Ssst ' n ssoa Rsa,
The longth Of tho iatter was tiirty feot a a.la
sIx hane lnoss; eea fourteen fcot and eleson
second race between tho htndRo aud tho Bchonef
f. bad leen Arfana,*l for Friday, but tho inter
built Gy tho tInd builder iorresSoi, % at,d oWnod
sones tn s%aftT s y,s on ,e ns*e saee f. friendly
the stad9e bur beat her only fo,lr minutes, So
TN. WITH t|tne al;oass he Eaeshnan would
Efisey es{ aeScs aeS ofs ayst s a. Il
feet ], inch tcnm, drauRht icet d inches un
sgtt,irday WIFI yo tho Mngo% % sad tho Schooner ngain
iittle aoa: Xkain tho little Scotch follow I addcd led
aaothsr ott, to ,,, ". iaure!s w!nnnG by minutes
,ninutcs d sccpn1s with. On 4 roview Of tie
TIE races tho stMagG seems 70 have oarnod tho
Ioautel rhothor ~ hasc w. aay ID 'Ibtss bcsat q x
IT is SO fur n Triumph for the advocates Of keoI
bouts. The MnIYe has three more nrfyn;e
matches ~ sutl III Now York hasbor, With tho
atistrfa!, Schemcr. and tho Palumo. under New
York Ynchs Club rules. She Will thcn 70 to
Bostol, with Wow Ut gottnK on d rnce OF two
With boats Of tho Eastern Yicnt Club.
Tho ownor of tho yacht Fantta, Of tho Atlantic
Club. chntenKcd ths Nudge 10 2 sories Of thrca
rice. Tho Faptta Ia ccntrc- boird Blonp i,e-
longing to J. Prague, 0f .t.76 tons N. NJ. and
isty feet over nll. by aoycntoon.foot beam. and
tve-foot drauRht. ahu wMs built at Greenpotns
last yetLr.
Tho Atlanta ls expected to rcnch New York
alhi,t tho 9TH Of 0otnbrr Sho Is sixteen Inches
wI,ler than tho Este Canal locks. Il, tho rncet
ehe will curry fifteen 10 twenty mcr, evGry ono
to 10 british tubtect. Tho days Of tho rucrB
have not yet been lxed.
lily order ct tho Commodore, NIL yachts Of tho
N"w York Yacht club are to keep th8ir tiHEs ut
lnlt.tnAst until tlct. 70. M token Of respect to
tho inetiioEy OF tho President.
william Ilcttcn, owncrof tho yacht Yosemite,
wants tn HMtch his boat t9r *i.fNJ Il side for IN
ocean Enct Of llhM tlIles 1Io will steam against
my NUMBER OF bouts.
, 1881-10-04
YACHTING NOTES.

The easy vIetury at tho Scotch yncht Mo,lve
oyer hrr American competitors, is Il rosorsHi u
whut Our yllGttmen hhrG been agcustUnird to
for tho past twenty-five yours. Anu 1t would
seem tu show thAt 1t II by no means st' certniI
that VIZ shu! lc able to h0ll tho cup won 70 itlIu
aEH by tho AI,cricn III tho coIltnx contest tnrltA
possession. SltGu II WIS wan II h1s tIeen thrGH
tues contested for In American waters by
English vessels, tho different competitors beng
Tie Cnmbria. L!sunia. aud Gountea. OF DuiItrIh.
In oauh cAsU IL Aas he1n QUO vessel NKaiust n
tlnot-ttlat ID to SLY, wbflu tho challenger lns
Ecnt but Il slnglo champion tho challenged hns
had until the day Ut tho raco scInrt auu 1,ntno
his representative. 'rnis was one Rrcat Itlvn,-
tnEo III fnvor Of tho holders OF tbe cup, and
yct III ouch ar tho. last two races tho
ylctorles haso beou won By only few minutes,
iiither.u ti.a contestants ..avu bcel, schnUuGrs,
THO saMu tlass Ut Nesscl US tho AInurtcA. Tho
original Wlnur. :rll!s year tho race wt!t 10 TO-
wtluther W. cAn mike ~ guOsl shOw-
ing with our snRc. suastud lycrs as we
English chutuuIon is tho +cuitor Ataia.,ta, Il
new bout of elghsy.tntlr tons nli measurement,
sesviiy feut u !onath Dy nlucteen lset hea1n,
IL cc1Itrotoard cnttcr, tto stA.'uo los1.s keel
cutter, shu hitter bunK tho nrcvr!unt rl4 OF E,l-
fwcut, u cutter and q slop IL lhat IN tho iurM,rr
tho 1Dwspsi' es 10 rT @ n q, arI 's Ge IT, tM
or Mr. wiiant's centruhtiMrd sloon Arr.w Of ii
t"ns measurement Vi fer. ovsr all. and - tcEt @
tral.t!y luke p'ace ms month: .,.,,au
Tho salxe Il pruaoly tho fistest M kenl eIsef. ts,
yHSt ., ~ sr Md 11e n S m te wats . pc IL
ly.rIghs racus. llas boon irst iorty-six .ln.ss.
ai,d aecotl len linus. shu WIN brought
Sanes j. ~ catos' ou a3taeiurcr II .is.l ii
stntland. tor tho vxpress purpose nt avfeatl,iF
uIlr uruek b0lts Ut hGr s11e, u ppsssO!o, Anu,
fisr hne Xkki} HH6 ftl kDtfH th4 t{I8QatGll
, 1881-10-04
TuURLOW WEED.

N,,,,, xro,,,, T,,t "a rn,,,r+or has had
N." YIN, ~. 49,. aopos.S. 'aa n", ,
sh interview WI VIII Ino veteran pohtlc,a'l au
TIC State Convention, Mr.. .Weet! said: "'Thero
will DO two pIanks in the platform. On will
express warmly regret for tho death OF the
President, In whose wisdom and patriotism
the party i,ad coufIdeuco; aud tho other Will
transfer TINT co1lEiaehce to Pfcsldeht Gaf-
iiold's successor. President Arthur win
hayo tho cordial SUPPORT Of Conllllng's OH
poncnts, ami, aftor the lonr and Violent
nghI, tto laetlohs WI W lflenus "san''
"But does not this presapposo change or
heart somewhere pH
"Ccrtafnly, and We arc prepared for 1t.
That was tho mediation nj
0Ey. 0A1,r1ELp's EIGHTY DAYS OF SUFFER-
I'M.
o,r mini. hov, hoo,, orx,o,. ~ ora tro,h,o,,
y ou' l''."ua i1A'o uosn u!!HH"e NV t'ouu.1e ~.
1or so long pc1loa .!ias we ale prepared ~
nuke any sacrifice OF feeling antl prejudlces.
pM.uu 4M :" W aseain,n axa. III on.l
@ siferinE ; Ire working i % eys,, how Scmetcuiiy.
WI,fla yyt, nre XII nrt11mrei IN hn hotter i'd
Entfrr' t,rasnrr,1 tn5. fnr Tia rrsr,onsihi1itjea
t%nt hnWo ra," ,,nn,, ,u, lin w TIA h"a toi mo
sn' '' thinE tia il n fnvorniIe ,,omoft for
refor,ninc n},"ses md cnrrset,nr errors.;s
tha @ nanarenonr m'u 't''''l' az e"''s'' lo''o" 'A
S''o ""6o"'u.. - y. .,,,
STATE pol'll1cs3
- fes; lnere WY Po reloTma; me Iac,
Lon tnat ms opposou tao so-Galieu r. cnihcllno'
Thn .ncinni nGe haa 1 o'e istn p,trr III.
ALn ~ aiT ~. ""n ~ t T. H. s tts ~
Citations whIcl, ilaye horetofor.s controlled iii
i'm nn,utnntfnna r. flIfu cttv 1nnst f,nw ,,,ny,n
cns,reasinms n fha in,iene,,i1amf i,niuhtinn,,s.
As thinEs arp 70 tl managed now, tiio'iEh vas
, 1881-10-04
THE PRESIDENT.

spttta! DtspaseA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YnRK, Oct, Ex-senator JOHN r.
Jotus, of Nevada, todny puttl tfs respects to
the President, a.,d hud lung conversation
with him. Tllo fact that the Nevada Senator
did pay this visit to tho President was nd
,nlttcu by the colorld boy nt tho door OF tho
Lexington ayenNu house. This attendant
was Instructed to Inform reporters this
evening TINT tho President hah renlained
at homo during tho day, and that ho had
bccn deeply engaged In titspostug Of old law
cases to Alessrs. Knevals and Ransom, Ills
partners. Tho Information that Senator W.
W. Astor, Col. George Hiss, John q. Now
OF Indiana, Postmaster Pearson, mud Semi
tor john A. Logan had called and talked
with the President wns also impaired to the
reporters.
PRESIDENT STEPHEN n. FRENCH,
OF the p0llco department, mado himself at
lone In Gen. Artlnr's residence, md, 1t was
said, will accompany the President tomorrow
n,urnlng to q train In the jersey City depot
of tha Pennsylvania Railroad, as It Is the i'll
te,,tlon OF tho President to reach Washington
tomorrow. The President expects to return
to this city within u few weeks and complete
tho transaction OF sotle prlyate business hero.
Senator Jones will meet tho President ut the
depot and 10 with lin to Washington.
AN oRplcErltuNTIN0 "CltASK."
~ liz tTtstsrn dMoetated lrTst.
New YoRlk, Oct. 3.-Among tho callers on
President Arthur this forenoon were Sena-
tor Saunders. Ok Nebraska, Con. Sharpe. an4
Postmaster Pearson. A lnan named VIII
klns. evidently a "csank," called, but wus
not admitted. lie had long document con-
taintng lnsgo numbers at signatures, and was
looking for a foreign Consuiship. lie said
the document WIS Il lettar from Gov. Jewell,
and WIS signed by tue most prominent men
ln tbs country.
IstHf,
Tho FfesiAent was 50 absorbed iu lints4l1X
, 1881-10-04
Army Foot.Gcar-Th0 Stockings Of tho
tscrflAsi Infantry.

A writer In tho London TitIrs snys:
"lt is my humble oplniol'. though probably II
0ertl,nn infantry Is thor boots, Or rnther, |
should say. thotr whole pedal, equipment. Of
s.nckinSs tney nnve e9 ,,9fe Ut W t1o 3nly shnp
sh0e-leuther being p'ce1 TT linen r1lK s,oareti
with !ar1 or othot Hrease II pr,oarnls. a,!d
snndnl strapa. / hnvp read Ut Dripntn, peo}lo
who ,lltolttcl thor huls with oil, but t,lp Grr-
i,Hua Anolnt tholr fedt. This phenomenon solnc-
wonder whutlcr. Afttr all wo wcrb mt GnKuEtal
In actual lnstsad Ut mi'nso ~nrfaru, wills SKIRT
ast tsT HIT sbs atn.9 nts Ss 5 G S ow 5 sssa a d.!
Dandasiny, as thonRht. their Wounded feet. bit
lurnity Of tho part, hlt It Is, i m.laketry
maxim 70 tire low aud tIrussow. and was this tho
result Of that strict pbe'llsllce to onlers which
invariably u1urnrttrlzus tho Gerllhn Htllutarf
Hpttalel to tho CAptain.. WIN bud nu soolcr
ahuatnei his swprti ihat ho took out ycry
I1 s ,cn t t,eo T oro ftpc II pcos Of donso soka; e
mercLy bn,ed. sonprilat 9riinly porhnps. n'ld
saia they, wero '.adt9st!nx thetr s1oekliigs," !
d Iow meaning Of u word Alrc,lly IN my yUcabu-
larry ut bis eluNtle and expressive lHnEtaYe.
Thu 0orn'1t,s wr!l knoW. , Tor they haye proved
pvety hlt uH much to the btst ,nnrchurs Us shu
bSss ana hsy ps1
anS ~ S!psoss s eyo 70 tas sho @ Il tS aoss
muxi,1l; still II IL hard ~ holiuvu that with uI
tts simplicity mud cleapscss, 1t ha8 not Its soF!-
iiut, apart from tho question OF what my In
foriunut, tho CNptlin WAS pleasHl to call 'HtOek~
tnxs.' IL CONTROVERSY hns becli rltglng Tor sumo
time pack on tho subject Of infantry buoss.
TaUy arp Ut what IL k.!nWn W England na tho
WDlijnHtnn rattoru, And may to worn iuslIa .,r
outside tho trnIlsUrs. trYGnQwjs0. though dur
lug tho lighting ut tho Inst day tr two oapb
ncrnBa no troops whu woro thsln tn tho tAtter
tashiot,. Iii going aver sIlt ground thsy merely
tuck over theIr fr1usrFs-wllch Aro autnewhAt
1ap9y, by tho w4y-ufn1 you seu thGlr t,0Nts
4WagHllg' beneAth thets1. 1t Ia true. 9lllc!0uoy
IL preferable IL ornWInuNt, but In tho caae Ut Il
soldiers uniform, ut ieAst. 1t Ia aari to 500 whf
Il combination OF thGsv iva eHtfs should not bt
MttanAble, II ones botta arc TOO anal. tho
feot are excorlntplI; II lno large. thoy HTo btls
tprcl; but the lurti al,d ngtl device Ii l,rohnby
tUuicti and proved is tho Germans to bo at ,li.
titlnto uHRillHt both thrse hltscrfus.
"Thoru il atlo tbor sprlou8 Inconvenience, how
over, Attending tho GIspronnstlon between tho
ground tho bonts nru lit sticking while tho n,al.
Uues III, casting an 1li!eotlonnto tarowtll lonk
l,ohlud him; but halt !u uatlnt. aaw ahe or
Two cuscs ut this klial yesterday and t0lAy md
] renletaheT that WHEN tha Ftftochth ArtAy
Corps, two yours ago. t'ctlel laf0ro thu Emperor
ut StrHsburR ntet,sa u f!i6blo-Qgfd which rail-,
hatl ru.ltlcecd worry ,ntl!Y. tue h0ots Of tho tu-
fnutry were pulled ui by hundtats 10 tAAt
fntlKte purity hal to by told nlf, ulnltl EruAt
juuYnter, III Gnther nn tho loat pFppnrty. I'hla
IL 10 refrigeration, mud IN military hstnry The
OeCnston ID still known rs tho StlGtutparAda.''
, 1881-10-04

Ills private business That l,c dill not drive out,
rs he had intended hut confined himself 10
Ills study, III order TINT all preparations for
his departure might 10 completed by tt,-
night Tomorrow afternoon fle will tnke
Tic train for Washington. So tint nil specl,-
ln.ons as to lis connection wilt tic S.atu
Convention will be sct Mt rest.
Ex-sl:SATOIt T. c. rf.AT"r.
Chairman Of tic State Committee, who Il
staying ut tho ullsey House, keeps aioof
froni tho Presidents residence, lest 1t might
bo supposed TINT conference Oil politics
was In progress. It was for this reason, also,
tltnt Plntt selected tho tiilsey House instead
OF tho Fifth Avenue 1futnI. where lie learned
the President iia.l cn9nRcd II suit of rooms.
THE TIsEsinEST TUM0islsOw'
will procee.l directly from IFS residence to
tho Desbrosscs street ferry, md vii! tako tile
Pennsylvania ltailroad nt Jersey City. lie
will be escorted 10 the tlcpot By l'ol!re
Commissioner French only, rs lie Is tlcsirons
10 leavU rs quietly rs pnssiblc 1t Is mt
likely he will return to the city after the
cxtrn sess!on Of the Senate, but will re,nail,
Mt tho Willis lt0nsG. Altorney-Gcncrnl
MacVGngh. It wns stated, would lenvt for
Washington within day or two, ns Sccr..-
tnry Ktrkwood Is tho only member bf tho
Cabinet now In Washington, Relative to tic
rrn,orctl understanding betwecM TIC prest-
dent and
Ix-sEyAroH c0SKLtSG
In regard TO the State Convention. BY which
TIC inter should urriye iii this city after tle
departure Of tho President, II WIS stated, tl.e
Ittcyrum says, in the most positive terms
this afternoon, by one Of tile Presidents
confidential advisers, TINT Conklinx will nut
como 10 the city during the convention, b1,t
1T
le will lIayo soma professional matters 10 at
tent 10. This announcement WIS conveyed
in letter that reached the city this morning.
THE rI,oltlnIrioNlyrs.
Tho Board Of Managers Of tho National
Temperance Society llayo addressed I'res-
ideut Arthur the following appeal:
~ Iirtsflent Art'sHr: Tho l3onrd Of Managers
Of tho National Temperance Society Ereet you
yith cordial sympat,y. aStl Invoke O. for M you the
tunt and resnonsblc ,iutica dovoived upon yo,,
as President ut tho United Suites.
chrata,, mon an1 WOMEN, III iii iii parts u ths
land, wo most carncstly pnsy that, as Chscr Ex-
seus9 sho in ws(o s"'1f iouse %'a' ID sosRtny soa4 @
}'ary, and NJ nnva sna ''fE's' IL your o,jopi
revenue and other lcgislation Involving tho
inanufacture and sale Of Intoxicating hover.
asos yo vii 70 so yG,,r Krs"t ~
tlsn0ea to lessen tho great and threatening evil
| OF tnlempernncc. sill tu promote the ultfRiato
Suppression Of tho waateful and destructive al-
| conotc ligu0r traffic.
A tlep,tat[on Of tho society called at the
residence Of President Arthur today atld left
tllu above document. rs, owing to PRESSURE
| ure for Washington, he was unable to grant
| nh audience.
IT Is UNDERSTOOD TONIGHT
| that Presidcnt Arthur las not yet wound up
his legal business, but VIII pay q visit ngniIl
| to the city Mt nll enrly day. Additional call
| ors totlay were Senator Jones pf NevallM,
Ulysses Grant Jr., alld j. u. CLatfee Of Colo
rutlO.
, 1881-10-04

An Item III aM Albany Contemporary
aud II story which II Brought t0

.rx,, T.t.or.n
urinv ,o .t ws. y n1amy "ho n on trp
fcat q i,ett,y in three cot,es ut one l". liz
rva ~ t n'i's N sara1a s fM niY s a 3 res!e !S bs
MontrutI,cry Cn,.ntyaETimst. anu '''@ 'oo' :"
fiomnrko1lu An Tim unoyo ,nox .cem tn MIR
ab1o can be performed by any person who viii
sake ano 'foup'e M 10 ascena fne noan'aia IN which
I,a."."''s'.<. wy ''"ns .,',s ~ "".,, '' "'''.
tsI. nuna,ain ths oro 'Gs stone n '0p pbes es
tnnrks the spnt wl1crn tho Stntcs ef vcrtnout,
MASSACHUSETTS,. and New fofE co.,e together. !
sa,,c s;,' bt tnrrn ssu,us ns we, Ms,ar ~ ,ho ,ho
t,as Te e ,nS rTostG All NV %ss q5 It. ss
Statt line were In tic hHbit Of crnss-
t sess,urT % 10 al 1oest sertsssg ibe wa,ts ses =;
sy n,s *r II H4on re fr t IT
Ian which corfnre'I ut tho stone sI,kcl of, afld
greeted @ 'n! ,lrs1;sS.ns,e - , sh.ny ,sfeo ~
tlet, nut u n fnr iii tf1o shane III n tr!hnvir tnn
sitI, of which wins ~ Vermont. another II Mnssn
@ sr n t.0 a m tn " 1 s s,a,9 m oas q MG r. f9rk
State, b,t la.t1 it, Eoo supply Of ii,ors, which
tnand Tho 'f,t!t tint III ,rus' vinfmt I'M,
ina taws nj the ts,n,nnmw,ntrh ri lin III nnss
stnta was reportnsi 10 tho auti,orItics ia siUe
/. pljr nf hanucnirs. wus sent ulIt frntn wIIt.
nnstown t., arrsst hit'. When tiso t,iiIscr + ar
rxs5 i, II s9e Sssy ss tgas sSaas t & IT,
IN thor so ri lin iIn. treatnv t,,t.h ntt'er r.,
trn YMllgoo stylu .T'i.o ConstWiIe sse,.po uu 10
rict1ty reid ttit, coiItnfH 10 ths snH,,snr ~ cor
jilicg aid Mtl.tcu: ii arrest ynu ia lho nuiI,e
e ,ns Z; n, " 9! MS;:s,sssts aSJ
Inc l., ti,, crncrstnmr which st',tuf tnst,r In
c"'.cr. @ Iai,rhet il tho fscc ' of tho % NV IT, H.