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National Republican., 1881-07-11
TI,r .IIrrnIan CranLs.

To the Editor OF tuE iitri mlrANi
l notice considerable number of
"eranks" ngo being locked up Cor giving oxprcs.
sion 10 thel. cralkucss, Don't you think those
super .asluinc editors Who persist IN changing
honorable gentlemen with completely with Cut
teau should be Included ! nominate the cranky
editor Of the suHddy Hfr0lt 10 start with.
ANII-GuANK
National Republican., 1881-07-11
1901 THE GREAT ool
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE NoRIH, VEST, AND s5uTHwEsr
spLrYHqpU HqUAhEN sGfNEY NFhAYck kaEiFftENT EEH MAN EQUIP
nm ,xs r., II v EEEEGr II MAY I,Ed e ISL ISL, no,
ner Of slxthan Z streets, rs fonowsi, ,.,.
For Ptshurg and THE West. 500 u. m. daily, with
dsiy, with N -szins sssI, rom Harrisburg to Gin.
cnnati. ~. 1,ours ana chicago; 0:30 p. M. daily,
BXiTIM6RE" AND 5'Pi'fSTT5S 'Pi'ofSTTo5SfAc RAILROAD
For Can9ndngga RoC,cser Buffalo, Nai9rH 4, tas;
a. m. daily. cxccnt sunday; At $50 D. m daily ex.
cent Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandasua
For WilliRmsport, Lock Haven and Emra ntlO:lo
a. M. daily, except sunday. 80 ,.,
and 1913 y. mon sunday, &O D. M, lOOO ana lOlo
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a. M
For brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
nj Jersey City with boats OF " brooklyn Anncr"
ailOrdng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
- double terrlago across New York city, II, tan, .
1913 p. NJ. On Sunday. 300 p, IN. 5'O' lO;OO' and
For Baltimore, 6O 500 $50 1850 a. M, and 200. 40
4iO, $40, $50, 1000 and lOl5 y, M, On sunday 500
Far M 1879 g MI 2OS Sdo %C G IVOQ "a ana w. niS 1pH P
For Annapolis, J'io a. M and lio p. ~ daily, except,
ALEXHSDRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL
WAY AMP ALEXANDRlA AND WASHING
For Aicsandria, 100, 7i2o o2o'a; mr. and 1880 a. M,
t;2G 5gO p p M; So 62O p M $40 ANA iES s.P P N, On
For Richmond and the SOUTH 7;D a. IN. and 1910 u. ln
n. daily and 5OG ?. M daily eTSsnt sunday a.no so,
and 1000 a. m, 1910, 800, 500, 100 and GlO p' M,
and 100 midnshl. sunday nj s:t'S and 1000 H. n'''
Tickets and Information can be procured at the oflce.
northeast corner of lhireenth street and Pennsyl-
LETT for the checking OF baggage To de8tlnalion nom
'''''' ''''' j. il WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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Nraucters' G5miSc.
VinotNrA mpLANp nNiLwAY.
,nA1Ns 1rAvr n. 3 b nrror " roLLows.
ME WEST gERSEY nAMROAD
tNEW nU1AD OAUUEl
pnu.Aprrpuu, and srS ATLANTIC CTR,

PIIII.ADELpiiIN and ATLANTIC CRY,
a now running fs.t trains ~ elegant Passenger
COnchCs and ptrlur Cars .tN WWftI tho tUAlNf
FOR SEAT HAS HEEN NEnttEn TO ~ DtNlSl
Through without stop IN pl minutes.
Passengers frnm Nushln gtnn VIII take the tNrnngh
trains Of the baltimore and Potomac tAiiruhd or ht
nt Pennsylvania Uallroad station. Thirty srrnnd anl
Market streets ~ nt the PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington
and baltimore Railroad station, at Rrpad and wash
ngion avenue. whore tulon Transfer coarho. or
street cars Conucrf dlrcr 10 station NJ tho Wgst Irr
sey Uniiroad, NJ FOOT OF MARKEr STREET.
For through tickets baggage checks, and NIL lnfnr
untiOn, apply ns fNlluwgi Northeast corner lliL'
tccnth street and penusvivana avcuuc station llals
timurc and Potomac nnllroad. corner sixth and n
streets: GtQ penusvvnuia avenue 1851 fenusylynuiA
avenue, station baltimore and ohio lulrpai.
Y. W. wood. tiUrorai Passenger Nrnnf
PRANK THOMSON. General Manager nyti im
National Republican., 1881-07-11
FINANCE And CoMMERCE.
stock and bond QuofatIous-BnItim
aud Ncsy work Produce rrorIecta

Tho following observations on the transactions in
thennancial market yesterday. together with opening
highest lowest aud closing quotations. furnished
BY the banklnghouso Of II. d. Cooke, ir, & Co. 1929
I A. .frrrf NNaahtuatou IN ~
National Republican., 1881-07-11
Dy Associated Press. I

NEW YoRK, JulyG-Money easy At $40 ipor cent.
on call aud closed at per cent Exchange steady At
1885 TO Isi for long and isjs iG for short sight
Governments quiet but nrm state bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds M light request
The stock market was extremely dull throughout
the entire day, and the fluctuations IN most instance
merely fractional. An unsettled tone prevailed
The dealings and the general tendency Was tn tne
direction OF lower prices. At the close the quotations
showed q decline ot q 20 III per cent az compared
with yesterdays hnal sales, except ior Western
lnlon,' Metropolitan Elevated, aud Louisville Anl
Nashville, which are = To a per cent higher Amcri
can Express strong ana sold up 10 81 against
so TO 81 At the close yesterday.
The sales aggregated IN III shares Including Canada
Southern 6,lOO Erie, l2.sr Lake shore, q u1 Mirh
gan Central, l2,0H Louisville ana Nashville. i,sr
Manhattan elevated, b0og NorthNcuicrn, s.Vss ono
ern Union, j0IOO; metropolitan Elevated g Central
| ARIZONA, i,0JJ.
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STATE BoNl,
RnIlImore Nlock nonrd.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July O.-Vrgna slxes-eonsolldaiod
si do second series, i2 past due coupons s,i, new
ten-fOrlCB 555a bid to-day.
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ap. m.-Dullness has been the principal II not the
only feature Of tUduys market, uud thCre has been
no special movement worthy Of comment.
The traders Of the room have been quiet, and the
record OF tu-day's business will probably chow "a
smaller total than for any other mll business day
within the past six months.
Untl II Is conceded mat the President u out Of dan.
ger II y believed that the market VIII remain dul aud
Irregular,
.Governments have been very DUN, without material
change "a
National Republican., 1881-07-11
REPUBLICAN.
cAsAniAHcA.

wAsuNGroN. D. G. iulY b. is'i
National Republican., 1881-07-11
GUITEAU,a PICTURE.

E. Goddard to John Tweedalc, trustee, lot 8
part lot 5 containing S.6S acres), in q subdiv
lnllod lhe "WldOMs Mite" nominal.
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Il Hss Al Right

serrral 4'~ppis urs 1skias par-
eiise- 10 SoojSarj avenue groe>
sr, Jss.erjsy " ca as oil laas wrth
. esp- o o. haul .Di b1s DE 10
The "issr 81 d - Jb. .isr .si .sksj:
''D't aSy OF ga 'irire Up bsrs in
wagon
-Ys-. / did." fepii.s eee.
NAE IL "a u. sLits bgsrT
-Yrs"
.;Ass so siI ssasn 10 the cutter T
Yea"
-Asd esD she fDsasxs tie bo.s r
81 xpsss ~bs ess.'
4'Tsss ~ sH right ssia the @sp
VI The esas ssi ba.dle. "rke Old
hs.s hss ron sssy sst the lid vo-
AZ 10 hsex,ss ~ the Ssshssasd
~ ,ei',sx ssssSsSi s,tA 81 h<r
J, ~. hss u ss~ ess sapsxs biS
I sr- ~ ~ = sSyss<y s~tliss -
IA~S Sss ~ m ~ iss~iss ~kst
~ n - = ss~&'1sptuo y ~ -
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~ sys business nov before the pab
- - u lie. you eau make money
q faster at s0Tz for u than
~ e~A ~ n at aBythinx else. cspitat
not re1nlrei. We will start you. si2 a LAY
and upsards made al D ,m- by the Industrious.
Men, women, bDys and giris, xantei every.
where IL ssfk Tor gs. N1s ik the time. You
can dssot- sour ah0ie time 70 TIE work. or 90.
ly your Fpsre moments. No othsr business
y ~ PAY you reBrly NJ we'll. No ore willing 70
wDrs can tail 20 mik~ enormous pay by ehyax.
iny st one. Co.ily Outht and ierius ir--. A
great opportunity for nssins nnBey earily
ahd hgnarably. Addres. TKugk ga. Aueus.
q. Maine. June q. 'sJ.ly
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IA 0gtht furnished free. With fall 10.
Hrruetiprs tor e0ntBciiBx he mot
girft'ab hBsiness thai HnYobs cln
~ q ><sngags ia. rse basinsss ~ saty
% i~stn. ant or ibstrueiigns are 20 sinnrie
snd ~ In. hat sng one Gao make gfsst prsn,s
from tie very st1rf. 80 ODs ran fsil sbS 10
siiilDx 20 ~OTk. Women a-s ~ ssepss fai as
uso. toys ~ Eliis eau earn large suB..
~ shy tss- msds - TIRE Duslnsss yer S1s bun-
tired dsiiars ts sinsi. sesk. sothiag Ike
n essr knIsp bsfGfs Az asS sngsgs are sur.
''rissd st tie sss ami rApldity sth sblrh
tbsy are ahis q, maks snsg. ioa raH 60.
ssAs 10 this Du-io 90 during ys,rr spare fims at
srs IrCgt. You 10 rot have ~ Invest gap
ital %, IL. We take All tbs f,s9 fbsts who
ned rssdy DlDssy, should sf 10 20 a. st OLe~.
Al isTai I'D tree. AdJfsss TEUE w., ~.
xsst4. line.
OCT, 81 issg,iy,
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Psa;, ss.. snd Esaa
Arrangement d Passenger rrsl~
OCT. 15th, 1880.


Trains lSov Harrisburg az follow,
For New York, via Ailns,s..
8 o5 = M. and Lar p. m.
For New York. via philadelphia ~
"Bound Brook Route. 500, sos q. N
and l.46 p. IN. IA
For Philsdslpb,a, 800. SOS (thr,vs
carl. $50 q. m Las aud 400, aud a.
p. m.
For heading. 600, sc5. . So .. m, IA;
4.oo and 300 p. m
For Pot,sville. 500. 8.o5. $50 =. M
and 400 y. m, and via Schuy kill l. su,
quehanna Branch at 2.4e p. m. For Ls,
burn. $50 q. m.
For Allentown, 900 and so5, 900 an
Las and 400 p. m.
The sos a. m., and AS D. N
trains have through cars for New York
via Alleub wn.
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IIIJNiO1sOUs.=

w 49, ~
Fowls src glottonons they take
peck ut every Woolbful.
TIE hens will soon bc raising ear.
y vegetables, with their feet
''.Sot led but pon ahcaI' is the
inscription on o Deadwooi tomb.
st,ne.
Bell makers, lite 6sh dealers.
mnst be good jud Ses Of tongues AID
sounds.
Aoy girl has right ~ look az "a
millinef's window aud ~ish she hal a
rich husband.
II is one of the curioss ways OF
the W 'hU male hair.drcsser
oitu dyes an old mat
WAY is tho earth Ike a black.
board Becsu.e the children OF
me- "ulIiply ON the face of IL.
Naver bother tailor long nj any
ti"e He NAV have pressing bust.
ne-S t. attend to.
"A bid in the hand IL worth two
--iol'ars and Il half if 1t happens to
be a canary.
Spriog time-vhen yon sit on a
tack With the sharp end up.
To have cow.lips in winter drive
your c,ttle on ID, ice.
Thire IL very little did rsn.e be-
tween trump aud a trunp-th.y
are bo'h good ior blowing.
Whn pplitic' is TIA man, shop
ping IL to woman while thc for.
mcr work up tho Harj, he lntter
work up the wardrobe.
u i had TO have a corn 90 the
ioo'' h't gram -pcculalJr. are s,ma-
h'rrs III u worse cuulilion by huyiD.
cora uh heir hands.
IL vas mistaken in that h,u,o."
ssid The beggar. II thought Id be-
able to get warm neal there, bu, |
only 90 cold shoulier.'
In" ybuog woman who Used t.
siog so divinely, oh, had the
WINGS OF dove il satisfied with n
chicken leg now. She i, m,rried.
"i'-t your husband q little bali ."
asked one lah Of another, Ia a = ore
rerenIly. "Thrre isn't a bali h.,r in
his b al was the s1mcwAat hast,
reply.
lis u.s. less for physicians to ar
que sssiu-t short .sleeved dresses
The constitution Of the Quilted $ at,
says: The right to b,ar arn.
shall MT he inleitcie viii"
A woman may be so sick all winte
thai -he can't wear her new boub,t T..
church, but along towards the mid
d. "f Arril sae vii manage 10 eraw
ont of bed, turn the house upsid
down and call it ''spriug cleaning"
Dope-tic plrassuiry WLeu & !
Galveston mao told his wife that lac
b. ed that he would 90 to SOM,
pi &c snere tuere were no fires
m'te after be died Sue merely re.
piied 'hst was where he ought t.
have been long ago.
One OF th. mo diIrult tasks the
WOOD snsTAv.r Lss lad TO perfvrm
fh's Year was to ''IIu." the cam
ps 60 wo'i eats OF Haocurk aui
EDsii-" - that rDterpri.ing news.
paper might palm them of as ac
enrate pU't'aIt, OF the niderel
Car
Fonud 70 Adam. scrap-book.
"whrt I ~ant. aid very POM
poo i-riipT. ''i- jist grain Of COM
mon srnse "a ibi- matier.~ Well
fetor.si hi. opponent, qniekly, "n
Wi rri'i's The efforts Of a sp,cis
Proyiasacs t. give n TO you
"Reeen'ly at Chicago the heart Of
ayannz Ziri h=stns pu.hsi by dis
elss from the lefr 10 the righ, .il-.'
'-Di-o4.s il an oii name for a Young
m'fs 8 ns H. shja,i h4vs sai
oH he oih-r -''i~ Il her n alternate
piyst-. Tat AoaiI base preserved
tas ryrilaDriIp. as il were.
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Sundays

Sundays
Fer Allentown aud Way Stations. So, |
q. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia, and War
Stations, las p. m.
Trains for Harrisburg leave as foiioms
Leave New York, via Allentown, s.sl
o. M. LOO aud $50 p, IN.
Leave New York, via Bound Brood
Route and Philadelphia, 7.45 a. m, ia,
and $50 p. M, arriving at Harrisbur,
DO, 800 p. M, aud 12.35 =. m,
Leave Philadelphia, 9.46 a m. 40
and 7 IS p. m.
Leave Po,tsvillc, 100, 9.l0 .. m, sai
4.i0 m.
Leave Reading. 4.50. 800, 1l.5o a. NJ.
l.So, q. 10. and lo.85 p. m,
Leave Pottsville, via Scbuylkill & su,.
quehanns Branch, $50 n. IN.
Leave Allentown, 6.25, 300 am. 12.io
f.so, and 900 p. m.
Sundays
Leave New York $50 p m. PhillsdcS
pbia. I.i6 p. m.
Leavr Reading. 500 am. aud 10, ,35 pm
Leave Allentown at 900 p. m.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave Harrisburg for Paxton, Lo-
chiel, aud Sieelton daily. except Sunday,
5.25, $40. 94j q. m., 200 p; IN. daily,
except Saturday and Sunday. 8 45 p. m.
and on Saturday only. 4.45. 6.lo. $50 p m
Returning. leave Stec1tOn daily, sX,
cept Sunday, 10. TOO, 1o,2o a. m., 2,co
y. IN daily. except Saturday and Sun.
day. 8, 10 p. M, and on Saturday only,
5.lo, $50, 800 p. m.
j. L. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
q. G. HANCOCK,
Gent Pass'r Il Ticket Agt.
Feb t't VII n 40.
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'NsfIt l'rIt Bare Il Jast RaXad.N

0fibs ssssy ,st,rss .sf gsy gsyss ssms-
ssr es-sssas spe.k aaDfs tix,fy hys " fjt's
,i,sss Hsi~. etsgesss9ysty esr di<seyssy
s.s sss .stss, ffss ths y .sy ssposss sss ~
\ s1fas @rtsls, ~ bsge esyef bss4le3 :
re~s1y skist kss tssssssef - ssrlytY ~ sstss
]: Nv. -: ;si i ~: ~ yss:s
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Risley's Witch Hazel.

CaYes Headache. Bsrbs, sprai9s. cuss.
N0aofs, BbesmGsism, Teythssks. Ezrsehe.
sts., s'e. wsftabtsd sqasI IN qsaiity ~ sDy
iDsds. q, sfths pdSs
Ger. issttiss lss. Plat Bottles boe. Qn.si
Hare ysns draxxlft 9risr II BE- hes not ln
sisek u EHABsks v. HIsLtY b 90.
nb9Isssts Dfsssists, % cortiseft susst, ~ss
J9rs Llty, Jss, zypsl,3m.
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HAVE YOU
Ever Known

ANY person to 10 seriously ~ without . weak
stomach or Inactive liver or kidnevs And
whom these or gans are ia good condition do
health Psrk,r's Ginger Tonic always
regulates these important organs, and never
falls to mako the blood rich aud pure, and to
strengthen every part OF the system. II has
cured hund reds OF despairing invalids. Ask
Jour neigh Dor about II.
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The WHITE stands
acknowledged King
of all Sewing Ma-
chimes.
Important and CautiOaaTY Notice 10
all intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines.
once WHITE SEWING MACHINE 90.

once WHITE SEWING MACHINE 90.
CLHvgL,sp, o, May 2I,..isso.
We particularly call yoar attentio, to the
fact that We stamp n number In plain, distinct
figures on the back shatt,e.race siiie Of each
machine AMI keep q record Of such numbers.
when sold, q WARRANTY roa fivE YEARS Is
given to the purchaser. This warrant bears
the name Of the agent who purchased the ma
chine from us, as also tho date OF purchase aud
number corresponding TO tho slide number
The warrant Is signed by us, aud has the oPFI-
CHA sEAL OF our company stamped upon II.
All other warrants In our name are spur ious,
and parties nndny the suDE SUMBvRs NuTIL.
ArKD or DEPAcED, and no warranty to CORE.
spond With the above description, may know
at ones that sooner or later the owner will he
involved In trouble, With no ono to fall back
upon.
The oKSrtsE "whito" IL to.iay tho most
popular ma,hiuc upon tho market, the cheap
81, ani the hest to own or sell. 4 iargeA nun.
Der Of tho "whlte" have bcsn made and sold
since they were placed upon the market! than
any other make In the sane length OF time
sine sewing Machines were invented. Their
iiyhtress, speed, space, beauty, qnitencss, du.
rabilliy, and price, combine to make them the
mschiu@ that every family desires to own, and
thoroughly satisfied whom vuce they possess
the white"
THE REGULAR AUTHORIZED psAL.B FoR
snyder and adjoining counties, I. ". q. SEE.
BOLD Midjledurg Pa, and We advise intend.
ing purchasers to pstronlze none other, aud
thereby get tho genuine "whlte"
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.
, 1881-11-27
vi ST IS.

canc-scate chair located in an empty booth
and mule u speech 10 the policemen, which N'aa
full! OF wh0te*,.,e Hdvicc. I1e sAtd that Is no
Iicemen tley hui i grand duly to perform -
ucnts ut night wiltn men, women, ano children
,yrrt. ,-leer}. They slept s,,unIlE becuuse they
believed t:nt tEe Policemen wcEo our, ever
watchfnl tu PROTECT thotn- re exhnfted taetn
mt 10 1rn:t rccttant to tat trust. which nelnt
tne prt,:ccr1oll of tho Innocent wnen ti1y were
protected ty lts mr. else. He believed tnat Inc
t:ntca.., police furce wn5 ho4itsst- lie bad beard
it sail th;tt OF the policemen were Intimate
with t:e keepers anu inmates vt dens uf vice.
and drank Hnl =Inpat.l with tnen and nccepteu
III rhclr hospitality. II there were W'Accmen
VI, the force who tCnk ci..ar or drink with the
keeper Ut Il teu NJ vice and tho1i dill noe SEQ tue
yjc.: that wA$ going on th@re+ hu was nnil1 tn
y:1ar tie Uniform ami h.: had proved recrcanr
to his trust. They st,nEtti aspire to retatu Knod
name aud .iu tLelr duty Leaving hehtnd them
Il xn,tl ,,4fne w:,* tu. hc:tcr tauu tho merc ac-
c,,1,uiAtion or earthly weulth, Mhcia wAs ltnbio
to lt.ave tl,etn ii II l:otu"Nr. IT they did their
.ln'y tho peoplt. OF Chic:tYt, would DO thelr
,nt; l.; theu1: They should remember taae
the police ot this city wern wri! paid, Aud that
they wtrt: better paid tflan the Enss ut ulen
from, ;1lnt..:: whom they cantt. They werc noE
>,utd IL strip, hut i'll good ''.:n':dy's doll;:rs,
and THEY sho',id earn their pay. ire people ~
c,r4 who ietl wht. in tho tti*chAr1:e u tn6lf
duties 10 suffer. They sAou!u HOT TIC hRGard.
hut brave unti plut:.y. IL. At!'1lonlshetl them
never /" t'sc the cl''t' cxcept ~! pnr. seh -1e-
pner. In ChicaEn there WAS wnderinl respect
ft,r 4 pUlct: ntlicrr. una they 6iuulu uc1 Win
cautlun. p:.;sutc, and moderation. 70 use tue
Thcy shu.tld ,n their duty ,ne7eifntly and pro-
tect society, ftr which thuy wcrn paid. !:
After The SPEECH lii. battalion passed n review
bcfurc ih': Mayor and city 0tlictnls on Al1chKao
After that they were marched back to City~Hall
where they were i!alnSSeu- .'-'
, 1881-11-27

OF the abtest members OF the British Parliament
and Is universally recognized ~ far1l:s!s SER
ond lieutenant Justin McCArthy L oenE 1ue hlst-
presence and lire appearances.
The committee in charge III the reception havh
extended uu invitation II the Secot'd 1tt::inlent
to Mccormick Hall I'll "Wednesday evening. tue
night <,f the reception. IL is expected teat lfo
ara :,!l members Of thar organization art re-
uuested TO report ut 1helr arlnory on that oFeta-
Ing Ut o'clock sharp.
TIE LAND-LEAGEE!:S.
very large meeting last evening 1T M. ~ West
I.a3;c street, Mr.. Charles Wneeltr II! int chnir.
Tue following gentlemen were elected delegates
to the iana- .1s coxs'tt 1:s,nn 6 H. Eec:u Gs
j. II: Faby, ind II. L." Norris were e1ectc" aitcE-
Mates.
Land League Of 1Da Seventeenth Ward asking
their cujper;.tion to make their hat s'lcct..S
1t occurs On Wednesday evening. row ~. Iht
nvItzton was ncH.p os s1 nsnn nu car
rif.tl unanimously: ,..
IttM,iced. That the Chicago Spread the Light
the forthco,t; Lu:,'l- i.tnxur t'osit"'iton mist
he true to tue 1nissi.'u asSigu:d To IL, u.1 x!ve
M unucr1uiu s.Mtnl III its decl;rnf'on: lhG
lime has euc Tllutt the cxifta Hnd i1thet1lt.t!
ICi.h iu America and every other land Should
hare the InDt..l courage which tut present
crisis demands. ni"t .eclur:' that tHo 'au1 LIZ ns
ireland and every utner country l'el".'s@ 10 tne
pcupic Of tho country. thercty affirming that
mankind is not born into THIS world 10 ue tr"s
rasscrs upon tie suii, an't that every h''I'':tn
tn:lng has i: natural inhec1tanct: IN tnls mr.
land light, und sunshine, subject {" 10 rcnt f'b-
Gcry, a1d that this III spirit il the 'f'aHuate ut
fhf, struggling Irish nation today; and
I,esoltt0. Tint any delegate or deleSanon
claiming representation II, tho con:c11ti1n %n''
dtsnbeys the nrtler of the pc"p!c oi art!nno III
their noble struggle for liberty shall he deemed
traitor to tho irish ca''ss an'i hl1m:1'iaty tne
world over. nuh worthy only OF the condemaa-
ton Ut all ty-loring people.
, 1881-11-27
THE CITY POLICE.

a1uuo, Inxpcc11ou by 1IaYor Harrison.
The annual inspection and parade ot the
Chicago Police Department took place YES
1erlluy afternoon anl was 4 veFg crcu'tao'e
Affair." exceeding in display efficiency, anu ea-
e,al appearance :Sat OF former years. \ pron.-
incnr feature was the patrol wa.ons. ol which
there we're eight, to which were at;ache" sno"}
horses. The line WIS formed On la Sale street,
facnc north, and promptly at :::D o'clock tue
column started, unl tnarcatrt oyer lolo" uis
route: North on Ia sale ~ Wasa:n:toa I s.tGct, ~.
west IN F,frn avenue, 6Duti. TO Nou1Oe. east 10
nrurborr, uurth to Washington. cH5t to Nnbasa
:ycI,1e, south 10 Adams street. east t' ana inso
the Exposition Euifny where tno nasieG,.on t;coH
tOuk place ard an c1nloltlou u1At aho "'co'
p!u WIZ t,,inc Tho LYON aealy band, beaded by
its snuwy ''7uM- na1or. An py sne ~ar: W. tns t.r
ccilent anu cseditab4e reputntloa lor IL :'H
cheney N Il military hand. Next cAtnc Gnfet III
n"ri"' T:unts. TuckIev. Uon,irll, Esncrs"ld, al,d
steeis. nscholi, and Hedell- Then followed tho
police battalion beaded ~ tae .,5;,dn.,.s2r III Int,
fire. The Esys: Precinct WAS divHlea iM'o
three platoons, hcnded By d.ltuts HAYES Mp
Rieifner mud Darrow. There wtrc three
patoous of tte I1zzl PreG!ncl: comnanHeu npi, p
I'rccirct was also divided into Two PlafQ4n@,
commanded oy Lleuts. liyrne and Lloyd. The
,vnro1s cloSGH III III ll8 EC:i1. h'0H tA4b wv
,'rrcss1 and attruc7iug much attention. with
[ntnSs' = tS rnRe fao
het-cr anucar;p9 or more rso!dierly-Iooklng body
Of you'd be hatl ,Sr 70 nd
s1ftj Dcoplc, including many lad'es. VINO came 70
witness tbs Inspection: Ihers so veg prs:sms ; En-.
pni,cs Cuuainittee Gf the Citizens A*soclatiou~
Also Alfred \. Munger, y. T. FISK: Nyrom L.
1Tss7ce. Sal. Tnby. john Hitoect- Mayor nar-
risn,,: Corporation Counsel Ada.ns. assistant
civ Pro:ccu1in: Attorney Marsh: City-AtsoEney
t:r;nnt.ti. FIre-Marshnl Swen:c, Assistant Fire
Marsnai .iusna.1.: Secretary Iharlcs S. Petric
Of the Fire Department, City Engineer Crescs. CT.
SJpra't s1arm Telegraph. Aid. Cullerton. Sanders.
l;iordan. wstherei! 1Guns: 411 rhSps: Wsx Mofpos.
t inr Dixon. Wick ershnm, Watkins, Shorey. Chris
tan Casselman. and others
:. EllE l0L1CE WENT .:
.tbrougb the dress parade. baton drill. inspection
and Battalion dr.!i in ~ exceednsly ct1Gen1 thsnI
and their drllmo<ter, Maj Heiutzmau~ Alter
tne Inspection Mayor Aarris"o sot up into