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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

Miss IIoovEH's MURDER. AT Sun.
bury, Pa, April s, after the inquest on
the body of Lottie Hoover, aged IL,
who was killed by her brother George,
aged IA, Justice BTice informed the af.
fiicted family that il wonld be necessary
TO take George 10 SuDbury for a few
days. He was then brought IL by tho
Justice and District Attorney Sayidge
and committed TO Jail from Justice
Brice's Office. lie Was placed in cell
in the right wing and no one is allowed
to see hlm. While eating his supper
he said that the coffee "weUt back on
him, as he was not used 10 drinking il.
When asked why be committed tho
deed be said that lie had been out haul.
ing rails, that he had come 10 dinner
and had been scol1ed for coming late
and the things had been taken off q o
table before he had finished eating; that
he had gone 10 the cupboard and
brought them back, and they were Ia
ken of second time; and that made
him angry and be went TO the clubhouse
and got the gun, came in the front
door and shot Lottie, and said he was
sorry he had done il. lie did not seem
to realize the position in which he was
placed. He was Deryed, although hs
cried slightly. During the night re-
alizatioB of the terrible deed he had
committed seemed TO dawn upon bis
mind; and be cried bitterly. Miss Lot
tie Hoover was pretty, well-educs,ed
girl. and was a general fayorite. To
their elegant and hospi,able country
home many persons were in the habit
of going, and Lot,iie was the life of all
company. She bad host Of friends in
this place, and many were the sad hearts
on "Wednesday when the bews Of tbs
tragedy were received. She was lovsd
by all who knew her and the feeling
in this community against her brother
10 very bitter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

Forcpsagh lost tyo elephants in Is J.
timore last week st loss Of $1,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

Tbe Touring mill Of John y. Koioer,
near Waypesboro', VS., wss destroyed
by Gre Friday night; loss $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
Bargains Bargains!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!

THE undersigned will on and after the
lst of February offer their entire stock
ofOvercoats and Winter Clothing at great
ly reduced prices, for Cash, in order 10
make room for Spring stock. This offer
is good until April lst, ISL.
Respectfully,
5. p. HUMRICKHOUSE,
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
To-, 40 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

MARRIED PEOPLE WOULD BIZ liAPPI.
ERIE home trials were never told lo
neighbors.
If they kissed and made up after ey'
cry quarrel.
Ifhousehold expenses were proper
toned TO receipts.
Ifthey tried to be as agreeable as in
cour,ship days.
If each would try to be support and
comfort 10 the other.
II each remembered the other was a
human being, not an angel.
II women were as kind, to their hus
bands as they were to their lovers.
If fuel and provisions were laid in
during the high tide OF summer work.
If both parties remembered that they
married for worse as well as for better.
II men were az thoughtful for their
wives as they were for their sweet
hearts.
If there were fewer silks and velvet
street costumes aid more PLAN, 'idy
house dresses.
If there were fewer "please darlings
in public, and more common matters IN
private.
If wives and husbands would take
some pleasure as they go along and not
degenerate into mere toiling machines.
Recreation is necessary TO keep the
heart in its place, and TO get along
without il is a big mistake.
If men would remember that a
woman can't be always smiling who has
to cook the dinner, answer the door bell
half dozen times, and get rid Of
neighbor who has dropped 10, tend to a
sick baby, tie up the cut finger of two
year-old, gather up the play thirgs Of
four year-old, tie up the head of six
year old on skates, and get an eight
yesr-old ready for scbod, to say moth
ing of sweeping, cleaning. etc. A
woman who has all this to contend
with may claim it as q privilege to
look and feel tired sometimes, and .
word of sympathy would not be too
much to expect from the man who dur
ing the honeymoon wouldn't LEI her
carry as much az a sunshade. = Sdfur-
day Evening Haii.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

WAIFs-TueSday evening Captain
Peters found, on the train from Viewer
ton to llagerstown, three little children,
the Oldest abou. five or six years of age
and the youngest a baby. They had
been taken from the train which came
from the valley OF Virginia and were
put off at Weverton, and then some OF
the railroad people had put them on the
Hagerstown train. The Oldest child
had slip of paper upon which was
written a request to send them to Clear
spring. Capt. Peters took them to the
Antietam House and paid for keeping
them all night. The next morning Mr..
Isaac Cushwa discovered that they were
the grandchildren of person named
Davis, who lives near Clearspring, and
who is, we understand, a county pen.
sioner The chiIdren's mother, who
lived in Virginia, had abandoned them
and gone off with man. Mr. Cushwa
carried them 10 the county almshouse,
where they will probably be better cared
for than they would have been had their
parents kept them.-HGgersiown Nail
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

The furniture factory OF Menlzer,
Schelhase & Co, of Wheeling; was
destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday morning.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Tennessee legislature has enact
ed a law intended to render the taking
OF prisoners from officers by lynching
mobs less frequent. 1t provides that
any sheriff who allows prisoner to be
taken from him and lyuched, shall
thereby forfeit his Office, aud thereafter
be ineligible to any position OF trust in
the gift of the State. If this don't
make them fight for their prisoners,
nothing will.
Tom Thumb and his wife are exhib-
ting themselves with Barnuns circus
this season.
George Johnson, the colored candid
ate for councilman of Frostburg, Md,
was elected on Monday. The council
stands three whites and one colored
Republican, and two Democrats.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03
Western Maryland Railroad

On and after Sunday, Oct 23d, 1881, Passenger
Trains will leave Hillcn Station daily (exeept
Sunday n follows. Baltimore time:
7.l5 A. M.-Maii, for Frederick, Emmttsburg,
chambersburg, shippensburg, Hagerstown, VIII
Transport and intermediate stations and points on
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
9.55 A. M.-Aceommodation, for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations, and for Hanover, Get.
tysburg and points on II. j., II. 4 @. X. r.
Through cars.
205 7. INSTRUMENTATION, for Re'sterstown
(Glyndonj and intermediate stations.
400 +. M.-Express for Mt. Hope, Pikesville,
OWING MILL. oily yndon, Westminster, New Wind
sor, Union Bridge. Frederick Through carr, Rocky
Ridge, Emmiit.burg, MechanicstoWn and princi.
pal stations west, also waynesboro', Pa. Cham.
bcrsburg, Pa, shipPensburg, Pa, and stations on
:. V. II. X. 10 Charlestown, W. Va.
ass 7. M.-Acscmmodation for Glyndon and
intermediate stations aEd points on Hanover and
Getty ysburg X. Il. Through cars.)
s.3j 7. M.-AeeommodatiOn for Meehanistown
aad intermeiiat stations.
Trains arrive a, Ilillen at $40 and ii.j5 A. NJ,
3.Oj and G.jj +. VI.
SUNDAYS.
"a. ". and > 7. .M.-Aecommodationf for Union
Bridge and intermediate stations.
Arrive at llillen $50 A. NJ, 6 IS =. NJ.
Trains stop at intermediate stations, also Charles
street, Pennsylvania avenue and Fulton.
J. ". HOOD, General Manager.
u. II. GRfSW0LD. General Ticket Agent.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

"a. -.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03
Railroad Time Tables.
@GMsz
Baltimore and Potomac r. W.
Taking Eject October 3Isi. 1851.

TakiRg Eject October 3Isi. 1851.
PROM CALVERT STATION.
For Washington. 200 A. NJ, aud sos and s.l5
u. NJ. daily except Sunday, aud 5.20, 100, $40
and ii.0S A. NJ, and $50, Sis and 6.l0 =. NJ,
daily.
For POPe's Greek Line. 100 A. NJ, and 40 p.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 700 A. NJ. and 5.15 PM, daily,
except Sunday. On Sunday BIS =. N.
For Richmond and the South nj I.20, 9.4e A. NJ.
daily, and sos p. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For the South via Va. Midland n. n. at 40
a. NJ. daily, and s;iS =. NJ. except Sunday. On
For White sulphur and C. a o. n. r. at 4.20A.
N: and s;f5 =. NJ. excep, Sunday. On Sunday 1t
For Norfolk, via Peiomac River Steamers, on
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays at lilo A. NJ.
FROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia, 9.2S and 1905 p. NJ,
daily, except Sunday, and 3.25, 7.i5 il.35, Ii.5O
p. NJ, daily.
For New York. OPS A. NJ, 1905 p. NJ, daily or.
cept Sunday, and 3.25, li.35, ii.50 =. NJ. daily.
Limited Express for New York, daily, except
Sunday. 1850 A. ".
For Washington, G.Io A. NJ, daily, and ass p.
NJ. daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, y. V, all through trains connect
Mt jersey City with boats Of "Brooklyn Annex"
ahording direct transfer TO Fulton ST., avoiding
double ierrage and journey across New York City.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVE. STATION.
For Washington, els, 7.iO, 7.35, $50 and n rs
A. NJ, $50. 4.05, 525, 6.55 and 9.O5P.M. On Sun.
day at 6.l5, T.35, $50 and Ills A. NJ, and 4.05,
5.25 and 6.55 p. M.
PorAnnapolis, 7.IO AN. and s. rs 7. M.daiiy, sx-
cept Sunday, and 5.25 p. NJ. on Sunday only.
Leave Washington for Balto. ut 6.4O, 500 Q. 80
sad 1880 A. ~ 400, tao, ,tto, s.se, oss, ,ieeo ana
1915 =. NJ. On Sunday at 500, 1880 A. NJ, and
200, $40, $50 1900 and 1915 =. NJ.
J. X. WOOD, Gcn1 Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03
Royal st. John Sewing Machine

Royal St. John Sewing Machine.
SLIcER TIPT0N.
LEWIS PARSONS. Monkton. BALTIC. county.
THOMAS BOND.
HARRISON ALMoNY. w,.u
+. VI. PARRISH. """s "a''
JOSIAH II. SHEPHERD =. -,
JOHN W. SHEPHERD, 81 'a"'e,'
Mas. SAMUEL coALE, ma,
JACOB BECK. n'uef''
CHARLES BROOKS.
Mas. SALLIE BROOKS, De"a"'
J. W. FRANKfNFIELD.
X. n. WILSON. -.
A. J. LCTZ. NOeAs!s'"e'
JOSEPH BOSLEY.
J. MORRIS BALDWIN.
RICHARD l.. STREET., "a'a"'h'
CALVIN HARLIN, AZ.
HENRY AMREIN. s"s'' H"'
The above names are a fsie parties who are now
using this machine. The Royal 81. John is the
only sewing machine which runs backward az for.
srdrd. sewing at the same time without breaking
thread or needle. II comprises many valuable
points never before found in any sewing machine.
Buy no other until you examine this popular ma
chine. For sale BY J. y. HENDERSON, FalIston,
Hartford comfy. Md. agent for Hartford and Bal.
timore counties. Oct l.-3m.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

S. PARKER B0sLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
cHANcERY,
ROOMS Nos. 6 AND MASONIC HALL,
TowsoNTowN, Nd,
Except Friday and Saturday Of each week OF
which days Office at
IS SARATOGA STREET, BALTIMORE.
MONEY LOAHED.ua
Claims prosecuted in any Of the Department., In
Washington.
PENsI0Ns.
INCREASE OF PENSIONS. Other claims Of
SOLDIERS obtained. Soldiers injured In line
Of duty entitled 90 Pensions. Soldiers Of var Of
1912 who served II days In Military or Naval ser.
vice, or their widows, entitled 10 Pensions.
JAMIE, soft.
, 1881-07-04
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.

"A Novel Film 10 I3c Adoi,tcA BY a NEW
- 1sxplorInx Exprtllt.on. =,
sAF FHAHcfsco, tal:: June W.-Tto novo' plan
OF new Arctlo expedition now ''easly rohay 10
nhtc intention. ,Tho rmrty cnn..ats: of o,yh,
an,n,,Iac "",u INV, rac ,.nr,,,n1 ~ f,o,,, IT,
sa'uut1le tne., ahuet ton'"a"" III A'ut4t. naSt
OF rho Eighth Infantry. a, vessot.e Will .ho
chartered md loa4otl viii, two .ycar9' a,oros Of
iuol aud provisions, and prorerd directly
70 ro'ht tiaftowt nateHWesF polht ot tno
.alaskn coast. IN tho Vicinity OF Whtcn. u WIZ
bc Remembered, Il whaling tect ot thtrty-thrco
,sI In s"hcI IT, nut" ri, nt tl',s an su,
VIZ W. assa ar,. ~ tup . tas ,ss,s
turn to Ban Francisco. They will carry With i
, 1881-07-04

Mn. liu6n (ioNpoS, eldest SOIL Of Qen,
John n. uor}on. lately resontod " staton,ont re-
lpeottl,g hEs fataor inalo by tho correspondent
pt ChlcaEo papes, ana for u t'n.e tlNel WAS
thnuEht by soule to be tmsu1nant, ''Ponllng
tho trouble" MI Atlanta telegram to the Ais
uust4. GiltNnleis says, "whell everybody thought
that. shoy cortalny Jaw blood upon tho
Iuo0n, Mrs. tian. u1raon ssent tho following
eloquent Aspatch To Hugh uorLoa from Now
York; my so1l, koop cout, do uoth'ug saah. but
rpsout tho insult Of your father VI It'll hazards.
Your tnothertf
, 1881-07-04
TIE MOTIVE FOR THE MURDER.

Tho assasinatlpn Of .Presidont Garfield |
yesterday Inns naturally si'ockcl tho Na-;
tEonal mind. a11d for tic time overwhelmed |
the hearts OF tho ehtiro people. While wo
write, Gen. Garitc!tl's condition Is 90 |
critical that tho ,nurttcrnl,s. nssautt nay |
end Mt my ind glnot1t wifi the death Of tho
yirtn Assasfnatlon ts to the American |
mimi tho ,nnst iepulsivo Of NIL crimes. II fs
the EDWARDS crime, or the act Of n nadl.lan
SO deprived Of reason as to be Irresponsible
for li1s nets.
1t llas rarely been thu fortune Of any lnau
to be elected to tho Presidency anG cltur
,lpon tho duties of the office nnler such
favorable circumstances rs GEN. Garfield.
Elected by q decided majority, elected un,ler
circumstances TINT left llo room fur cavfl,
br question:, Or contest, tho American
people Of all st,as!es Of opinion roloIceI
| i'll tho great intellectual ability, r'pc expurl.
cnce brought by the soldier, scholar,
and statesman 10 tho Presidency Of tho 1se.,
public. lIc wis purely American III his life
and history. lic was greeted rs q brilliant
illustration ot American institutions; rs q
man who, by his own ability, Ills own In
dMstry, Ills own purity Of life, hNtl risen tram
poverty and obscurlty to be tho chosen ruler
| OF q Nation Of FREQ al.d Intelligent pqop!e.
Every unn felt personally proud ut Ills Presl-
trynen with earlle9t hopes mud cheering
! words that he might prove successful In tho
high oi|lcu to which lic had been ELECTED.
To Ills aid lle Ind called Cabinet OF abl0
and expericnceI statesmen, alltl DURING tic
four briaf months at Ills Administration Ilu'
t,nA won tho confidence Ut tic groat ulass OF
tho American people. unlIke many Of
= Ills predecessors, lle Ind Inherited no
enMIt!cs, 1Ia wns not followed into
, 1881-07-04

About thu last roluse aEslel0 10 he tlrnol 10
p pssthos sasta and sther rstaso i, various Hills
pt. laanntsssurp nay9 eNpn enc After ai,. NJ
Ssa9 seraps ;St" hasS besn fsEarAsa a. utIcsiy
Fs sail, lii Ftanoe. knHland, as,a 9stios
Nnnvalllngly, ,Twu PAllauylphta< nochaulrs,
William = hatty md l. john ltoo, have.
terIaI. fisy ba bcraa i t1eis 1 oxposiuei,ts fo;y
yeltra nxa w melting tipwN tln sarapa and gal.
tAnlxcG lrpn FoGass, amt hayG sncccGslod H. pro-
rurlu0 a lupsrlpr ntttclo OF Iron from them.
They are now rosuarly 0uRage5 In tho busl'
, 1881-07-04
TRIBUNE ls1thSCIT OFFICES,

TIE CntrAoo TntnttS,; hns osabllshod tranclt
oHcea for thu receipt Of Subscriptions nnd ndyosso.
ments At follows:
NEW Yu,tlt-tsoom . Tribune 1,u.tdlnR. FIT. Nc
EADnES. Manager.
GLASGOW, rcnttand-Altan'l American Newa
Agency. Il llGnnultt-at.
LONDON. EnR-ATcricnn Exe!nnsa, 40 Strand.
HENRY F.UiII.ln, Ar1ut.
WAHtllNurUS. d. E.--isIN at7nek
, 1881-07-04
LIGHT IN THE EAST,

Japan Adopts the Principle Of Local
*oll-ioverAnlcMt-De OF tlao
New Representative System - Tho
Results of tho Revolution or1s0B.
Hpfetas oo,1fspondtnes ot Tie Chftaao Tribune.
+: WAsl,1xar0S, June ao.-Ltel,t IL breaking
III the Orient. Tho old lmpur1al nbsotutIstn
Or Japan has established tho principle ut
lncal elective representation. Tiis Is tho
first systen1 Ut 1nral scf.Eover1ltnent TINT has
yet existed Il. tho Japal,esa Empire, and tho
local bu1les which arc crentull by 1t nru this
first wltclrlAyD llutl my renl power In Ja.
pasl. Tl,e Rystan, to he sllro, is 4 crude n,le,
mill las iiIany defects; but IT. certainly Is n
promising bcelnn.llg, and indicates pretty
clearly tic brnrtlclal results ot tho intllnato
cu,ltart which Japnn Inns lind Of l0to years
with the United States. Tbe nature of this
now departure In representative government
Is very CLEARLY act fnrt1t in the following rG-
port from tonkul.Genernt Vim. lluren. ut
khl!AEnrvi', Japan, RECENTLY received at tue
Stut0 Department. .-g
. : CONSUL VAN tIu1tEN sAYs: 81
: Thu ancient 0oyornnlont Of Japan was m
ornnH bonE iI in liz it,: rirs,na. III % Ths land ind tic
perst,oul services y thg peop!o werG tue En-
rlxhi ot tilage waro Er,.nted til Mi iunlos. ID
,.,tfcst tntnrs, aud slaves Ut low rites. Thp psr-
sunAl farvlo9 exneted, tyas oonanod t9 Mul9s.
ts.y Ct to 9a shosans :ss srau;
y fas assis nv s she.s sqa a
lsun cn!nplotGd, sh9 wtno power W m an'l prlyiseAo;
lis tbnt mj.Jj Of tioIr retSInGrs, tacn At sri1s.
M Taey he,I d she ei!lees oi goyern!ueat, ba!h
civil anti military They lnnnHptlzott tut Wfne
every tra,ie ana oeeipatlon. Ths othor a.tstl!il
M hn'ln rights, exuept the right to live, toll,
Ghs fSsyS!!!t.,a 8 iss swept awey fe!'a!s!,.,
nna III l':',y0rs were rseHatet IN tho Einpernr.
WIT. sstanilyheu oirenuesAtto contrnlism ~ lts
e..aa w,oh I,I, @ ox"reso ~ ttls powers Of tho
,Ssa s1 5 nspnS 'ey %o w S es9u Rsto9 f ~
tai"a t.inss svst;n mi nrneirHd lin rrht u Il,
owa lie soli M .aay fiiad, md enloyo, lnoonipsra:
3rEis WIN iii. ,law uVvernment up to 1873, In
JnIy Of tint your all 'lmpurIpls learee was ja-
ae 9st thn,lsnl9 teoad n!eat!n
tha Wnnie !smle. tno @ ontr{ nMa !, noeM n. III,
!atisr Wes d!ilgfsat oalyjn pa!nS Ihtsa a!s;
,', ts,9.,,,~n usiona Hac ~ ,hso hn
::iiitsrcnt 9is'::ans ana subdivisions, ,has
sins3s9 pt antry[spG pwsr nys
Y t9e,r ySra h,o, ar strSs; y; sao mno
fs:peet; % o,r s'ais, ksn:Ss a4 i il i ts SS
It. y Go!lp1s$ga ~ u toFt spfen lnnsanaFs M tMgy
W. W. yni,or ue,pp Upstc seEy tw y"nrs WGe
yes!s q Sxe' sssidss; # AZ ", lin. ana laud
i IF fissts ts!'s~as 4 s ~ 'aa''x'S'e' =
Ssys ayss2 is!!HF. edns, uu.l after four your. o.
e0o'1I Il%ax nsaay,9s: nH9': - = ~5*
5 tsss ssys::%sst sss; sss term until,
oEG @ @iaFM i1n!2raHt!uF fs nas g'3p,se. a,
, 1881-07-04

t,rsa, at,si cmploy sixteen or c,khsccu worknsu.
They pny s;s per ton for tin snraps ttoi sssrsd
on tho prclniNes Tl,oAe nru placed In 4 tsrs
mike n saft irtn nr sonl.stccf. II "A c'almed
s'ar ono TIM u Feraps viii nhke fun q! .'rNsd.
with wnlor r!9tty pounds nt t,xl.ir Of lin ID ro.
e0ycrml. Tho Iitter nrtlclu Ii stid to be very
vannhn., ~. y.lntruiuolnr buro catfnn In n rul.
tho metal. Ertlttly improving It. Tho mctal
pr0t1licctl Mt tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thrce
tons pr aay-!: wgrksl an 9n tho premises tnso
II
, 1881-07-04

CANON FAni.Att Il a tnnii OF nnilium hight:
he tls II brua.t Olran. shtyen fnou, rnthor sluuru
thar rot,ntt. lgl,t complexion. anil .,cnsvo-
1ent expression. tits forehead ts high and inns"
slvc, Ills halr Is llzht III, color, and ha !s slightly
hnh1
, 1881-07-04

'fitE NHw York Trilltate nf Saturday snys:
,Thco1nro 'rhomas ic{t Huw yorts ycsterluy with
his 0rchcstrh for \ BltFnnot sensp!1 lm tho WeAk.
tt,u. ~ to ChtrnKn wtloro 10 hns AE gtsk.tKemcrt
fur; k,x wceka lf s,t,ntncr-nght oonourta: Ito
IL, bis chorus folloarsnls tt,r tho May Festival.
, 1881-07-04

KtSu KAr.AKAuA intends to visit tho Blue
grass region M his wnt hoV,o tn pls Kingdom,
md will be tho quest uf Gtn. Wltl,crs At Lex
ln4tpl. Ttta hlnosty Ia fond OF hanlsunlo horsos,
and bus purchased apyont from Con. Wtth0rs,
, 1881-07-04

= At,k pl..Arr's trlpll4s any ho withdrew for
tho EnoA Of Tim party, Thnt so,lula nluoI, ulura
saally AMI HItriutlc than Mr, Coukljnga ut.
tIn4atiu: y Rlaotere 9. naaae0 aMporos, Anhor.
ont. nlovnllo"-' II cRrlnnt bond 10 suy will tho
higher tQwors, I win lntileloo those VI tho In
fasaA rss!aua Vi ov, a little miro freely tsups-
Msol, ~ Iean't boss tho Government. viii
ruin ttadnS" -. - - / =
, 1881-07-04

TME nrwspaprr cut 0r t;ltltea,, lid not rop.
resent hin, us n prnpoascsAtnr petspn Int It. lint.
tered him snmcfl*ey 'l'hia ia tho irst tInto III
innK cxporlnnoc shat '1nE ritrnuHE has beon
compelled to apnlogfxo for printing too hand-
Eon,e Il picture. -
, 1881-07-04

FOuaTEEN ycars ngu Thastdaus Stayons
,naju tho will ,RtyIng, atn0Mg ather beauess,
$4,000 to DO usc4i In erecting rafugu for hotno-
lees orphans IN Ianrastor. Not Until this week
was nuy movement u,ntlo to secure tho bouuolt.
, 1881-07-04

II will lisc III ilc,,'s minds, aMl, Whether tic
President shall ,l!n or receiver, It will s,lr-
yive rs pn1t of tho history Of the wmtc inllr-
derutts transaction. rvrt, ti!g nfter tic prts-
cnt generation shall tlaIe missed awny.
, 1881-07-04

$1a,NO. lie Is Il partner Of onp Of tho grent CHI
ncao companies TINT contr1tct for tho !nb1r Of
th0lr en,lt,trynten. [In has 10 fnr n.luptoJ Gnu.
castnM customs rs to tAkc ont Il llfo- INSURANCE
pu!try Tor sIo,099 III fnyor Of Tlyo ulayo,' his
, 1881-07-04

. SENATOR pAylp DAYS seems to|hnvo
llta,tnipgtor. ~, saying that ho viii remu,n
thsro Until aftpr tho Fourth, al.l '.thon 10
Eust tu tho aeasde With ex.aonasoF Lyman
'rFunibuli, intending 10 Femuln tlo xroateT por.
uon Ut tho aumMug, aad than 10 vtalt tho Psc!ap
Coast.
, 1881-07-04

q T'ltE PHILADELPHIA Ledger has enjoyed its
now nccuiiar plpusura Of rvcortllua during tho
past stx mnAths ghu deaths At .sIxty.elx porso1ls
who hatl Ilyosl Ia Ut bcyoll the ago Of W YEATS,
soyc,ltean 'batuR npn nnd forty. nlao woaaon.
Tho ioaths Ut ak contonarlans weEe reoortlad.-
two tuea unl four wonlnn.-tho oldosk leIp1
llalfy t!artpu, alleged to Ar ia. -
, 1881-07-04
CHE Gr:i11tate.
TERMS or srnsCnIl,TrON.

hr MA1t-1N AryAScE-rosTAGE p1.ErAtp.
IJullr cdlslnn one fsar 4.O0
imri. ~ var. 1,tr mint 40
iEiir nrt Snniny mo ypNr, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..ts 14sOD
trnssdar Thtr4fthF hud HutuffuY, nor yonr.. U,tA4
smo.fm "1vntnTrdsY =. and FfidnT. hnf WAR;. 900
sundnJ, 1G.rrIe rd!tinn. PCT yeAr,........." a'oO
yEEKr.y EDlTIoN-rosTIA1r,.
f}nn cooy ,,cr ycor, ,,..,.,,..,,,.,,,..,.9 1sE0
t'lub NJ Htc.s.
Twenty J-rnn Hotoo
Specimen c0p.1t sent frea. 4
titso rolt-On1co nddross in full Including county
and sinte. SO .......
fionttnces rnny b made cIthor by draft, oxrra1s'
rust -Olco orior. ir In tcaGtern nttcF al oas rtsR
III CITY HUttsCIt1tlHNa.
1,ay, ,tallyerei, Sunday cxcnptn 70 cents per ~cnk.
lJay, doIi7osai, Hnnbny tnclned 80 cchts f wcekA
Audro.e VltE TftIHuNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison n.,t neashlrnsts., Chicago, III.
, 1881-07-04

All SAY, superintendent Of tho Chineso
la,aIrors o1uptoyad ln constructing The uhioR
Pacific hallway at Eyanaton. W. T.. II said 10 be
tho ppssoasor Of MI pysueabie puuaal income oe
, 1881-07-04

SAyR an exchange: II ConEltng would lrl-
ltAto Atr. plntt now md rcsign he would scoro
tirst-olnss sorvIoo 10 tho Republican party. Mr..
Ilhtt'a reason would ut hfs ousu-tho good Of his
, 1881-07-04

ruuo1pder of the night.
----
WAS 0u1rEAU 1NsANR7
II cheating al,d "bcatinE ;" everybody WIN
woEl lio Inns tnti any bllsIness relations,
from bonrfng-',onso Reepofs TO book pilo'
listers, Is eyIilonco VI Insanity, 0ulteau Is
lnasl rs A1nrcll lnre. But tic evidence of
tho wolltl-be assnsin's lunacy 10 confined to
this class of prActiccs The fact OF duIteau'a
Hitting from place to place anll from occ'apa-
tion to oueupaslon Is not only not evidence Of |
Insanity III lcgal point OF view, but It is
cyItlel,cu Of n steady PURPOSE to "bcat " his
why tirougl. tile world. Wien q person |
deliberately determines to live without
work, to rob other persons of the fruits of |
tholr labor, frequent cissnges OF tho base Of !
operations at.d OF occupations 6ccon,n II
prime necessity. Wilcn ono boardlng.llonse
keeper has been cheatotl to the lnst limit ct
endurance another boarl,nG-holtsc keopor IL
lail siegc to: wien III Ii certa1n occupation
ths fentl-bcat l,as become thoro''g''ly known
nuother nceupatlon ts promptly aaopteh
wl1oli brings The tramp Into relations with II
new clnss OF Ylcti'as. -,
tinitean has lal'ris'ed 'consD!cl1ons'y'lh
Chicago, III milwaukee,, III Dostoil, aild III
New York. lilo Inns pfpfasscd law. alta III
erature, and religion, MIL lmllttcs. l5ut IN
every profession and III every place he las
shnwn tho cunning, tho aitdactty. Anti the
,inseriipltEo'is'teaa Of att l'nphsletat. lazS'
worthless y!l!atu NIL low ttead'beat. .l'eopse
who lave bean brought III cogtact Will lin,
mud who llayc bueil l'nottw!ltkcsl, deceived,
cl.catctl, ad robbed ;l'y HIN, now good'na-
tttrEf1y cnll Itnt' u cf1xF.T " jlu{f-ErAZt."