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Fair play., 1881-01-22

CAPT. JAMES Il. EApS made an adj
dress before the st. Louis Chamber Of Com
merce. on the Sih. explaining and iilu>trat-
ing. by maps. his proposed ship railway
across the Isthmu> Of Tehuantepcc. ReSo-
lutiuns Were adopted memoriaiizing Con-
cress to give official recognition and aid 10
the great work.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

WILLIAM II. BLACKBURN,a a CONNER
cial Traveller. going on foot from Dumas 20
blackburn station, La, a distance ot tree
miles, was overtaken by two trarnps. who
demanded his money or his life. Blackburn
pulled his revolver and shot one Of the
wou,d-bc robbers through the head. kiii ~
,,,, instantly. His companion turned II
ran, but was brought down by = second =
LET from Blackburn's revolver. which 1T
him in the leg. He gave his name A. i'e r
Rrizendine, and Louisville as hi, home, II
the name Of his dead comrade is unkno' Il.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

The latest Cabinet speculation at
Washington i that sherman. after his elcc-
tion 10 the Senate, IS 10 resign that position
and remain in the Cabinet. and that Foster
will then be chosen Sentor by the Ohio Leg
Fair play., 1881-01-22

MONDAY, Jan. 10, was noted rs the
coolest day of the winter so far in many To-
calities. At Gaiena. H., the Incrcury went
down TO 81 de-" below zero. and in the vi
cinitv of Dubuque it was reported at - de-.
helaw.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

THE Army appropriation. as passed
by the House, limits the enlisted men 70
1000. and authorizes the continuance OF
,he Signal Service with force not exceed
in.. ,lo. The sum appropriated is 81, 3D.,
Fair play., 1881-01-22

A PLOT to depose the Rajah and
massacre all European residents while in
church, has been discovered At kolapore. in
India, and twenty-seyen natives have been
arrested
Fair play., 1881-01-22

CArTAIN EAps has returned from
Mexico. and states that the Mexican Gov
crnment has given him the right to build a
ship-railway across the l>thmuS of Tehuan-
tepec and grants him l.eNi.tso acres "f land
on the Pacific coast for harbor purposes.
The road must be completed IN ten wears. \
Paris telegram announces that all expedition
Of engineers has sailed from Hayre 10 direct
operations on De Le>seps' Panama Canal,
and machinery, provisions and labor has!
been ordered forward from New ork and
New Orleans.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

paper man, died suddenly Of heart disease.
in Denver, on the 1th. He was sitting up
In conversation with friends five minutes be-
fore his death.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

GENERAL GRANT has published over
his signature in the Chicago Ti'ibnHe long
article advocating the construction OF the
Nicaragua Canal.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN, of Missouri: ::
Governor Cullom. OF Illinois; and Governor
Porter, OF Indiana, were all inauGura'"d
with appropriate ceremonies on Monday, the
IOfb
Fair play., 1881-01-22

THE message of Governor Fostor an
nounces that the funded debt Of Ohio az
gre.ates 50. 4.G. S0j. OF which two-thirds i
PAYABLE in July next.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

Hon. II. c. VAN SHAACK. OF N"w
York. has just read an interesting pa-
Der before the Chicago Historical 80
ciety. to prove that Mrs. Benedict ~
mold was net in completely with ler
husband IN his treason.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

THE Army appropriation, as passed
by the House, limits the enlisted men 10
5000, and authorizes the continuance OF the
Si"ual Service with force not exceeding
800. The sum appropriated is $50.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

JUSTICE SwAYNE's resignation will
be rendered in few days. and current rI-
NOR ut Washinton is that Stanley Matthews
will he his successor.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

The Missouri Democratic Legislative
caucus renominated United States Senator
COckrell.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

j. G. FAIR has received the Demo
cratic nomination for United States Senate
from Nevada.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

IT is estimated that our production OF
gold in 1880 was 80, ,5e2, ls2, and of silver
$40, tHEl, ga.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

THE Maine Legislature has adopted
the committees report, declaring Plaisted
elected Governor.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

EUGENE HALE has received the Re-
publican nomination for United States Sena-
tor from Maine.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

GENERAL JOHN +. MILLER has been
elected United States Senator from Caiifor-
Fair play., 1881-01-22

THE Western Union and the Ameri-
can telegraph Companies have been con-
soiiIatcl
Fair play., 1881-01-22

A HEAVY snow-storm prevailed
throughout the Southwest on the 9TH.
Fair play., 1881-01-22
CURRENT TOPICS.
IIE NEWS IN BRIEF.

CnNGER has carried off the Senatorial
prize in Michigan.
Fair play., 1881-01-22
SArI-RpAN, Jan. :.

SAT- kbAl, jan! =
In tn Senate, Me-sr-. Edwards and Rouse
~cr, sworn and took their seats Among a
uur!tl,,. al b!il~ Introduced WAS one r,!atin-, :,
to at. Insurance feature at secret and hriIeV
uI..rt % -l,.,IT~. th, same bill Introduced III
t.., iiou>.: by Mr.. Mott.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

MiCHIG An Is now the third ship build
inc State in the country. having built
t;-j vessels last Year 10 20 built in Maine
anJ ITO IN New YORK. The tonnage
hu;lt in the whole country in 1880 Is
IL. l09. or APO. 900 tons less than the
total built in $50.
Fair play., 1881-01-22
.i.N>uiRI LLGiSl.AIt RE.

The senate ~ not IA session.

NJ SUMMIT , = Il't a St--~I III.
IL tu, II Hu~'. 80 Cst.uuluAlcit itl"t wI- rcrc.v we'd
frn,u try,. Phelps. inirrTI.II. the '"urral ~
>..lll AZ lr conn iii;t3ct with the prov I-oH- at
t.. -'...!ti..r pt IL" number oi prr- N TO
rs l,f.i l.:.r slDr!- rpTioNC- tu;nnIlfatIa IL ~
~,..,'. ne. .tad been granted during tie y"ar
..--- together With LIS reasons for granting:
,uy same.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

In the Senate, resolution insiructinS the
Judiciary Committee 20 report the amount al
stat. bonds subject Ia redemption, and to in
guIrr 10 the cpU-;ltutionalty at issuing
non taxable bonds, was adopted. \ revenue
hiI bN senator Morrison provides that farm
products shall not b,. taxed the wear III which
they are gro IN. another by senator DAT
rnond changes assessment day from Au.usttO
April 1T. and cont'inpi:ites Il biennial assess
nit.nt oi real property. senator tofcN pre-
scented II hill hy which married women may be
sued in counts Of law.
In tie House, the Speaker announced the
standing committees and the Clerk named
his force. The special committee appointed
t. ascertain the number OF employees re-
Iui' Ell reported: l6 clerks and a postmaster
at 80 a day each, q messenger and assistant
AZ - each. "A folder at s. and assistant at g, 4
ni-ht watchman at -, and pages at .l-5O.
Fair play., 1881-01-22
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Il.
In the Senate. tine names Of Morgan Bo-

In the Senate, the names OF Morgan Bn-
iard and Alex. kinkead were sent in by the
Governor for confirmation as II LOUIS Police
Commissioners: also the name OF John F.Wii-
liaii.S OF Macon City. a. Insurance Com
missioner. The committee having Mr.
NauiSirc's case under consideration reported
i,vorahly and that gentleman WAS sworn in
Senator Lloyd submitted paper setting forth
the Indian Territory. dcprccatin- distinctions
by Government in favor II Indians and ne
..ro,S and urging passage OF the following
resolution That oIIr senators in Congress
b, instructed and Representatives re
gi!r~t,d 10 procur. such le-I>!a-
ton rs Is necessary to cstab
liSE in said Indian Territory an efficient Ter
lltorial form OF government, and ia open the
public domain in said Territory belonging To
In. United states Government TO settlement
under tiic homestead and prc-eInpIlon laws
nf thu. United states" NJ. Willis was con
riTrlcd a. Warden q; th, rruitcntiary.
In the House. Mr.. Major, in connection with
the renort of 4 Bar Association committee,
presented a resolution looking 20 the ap
roiuTlnent of three supreme Court tomIni--
e!onerS 80 hold office I'VE years, tor th" prir
post, ot relieving the supreme Court do. h-t.
Nr Iuton introduced resolution, d-cla.ln 9,
a deficit in iii. acs cunts OF the late >tat.'
Treasurer anI in>trlIctlng the ATTORNEY sen
c.-4l TO commence proceedings against him
an; his >ur%tieS Upon motion OF Mr. Ridge
iy rh.. resolution ws- tabled. bur subsequent
IL referred TO the Committee on Ways and
Mems.
Fair play., 1881-01-22

On the I-t of November 90. >iutt.uts H,r- IN
:ttrnd1ucc ~ the t-uIt cF-tl, 5ii ut III" Nor
mai school al hlTe>NI!lr, -. 1T " arIrn~hurs.
- ai I,,. tr!Il,Tigau, itt At tie Lincoln iu-tl-
tut-. ard II ~ the -s-hss,i a. Nir.'-
Missouri L.t- .J!-oryrT itz' -o.'--.-- and -;id
cni,.s NOT ..,nmte,i IN the iure,nIn:s.
, 1881-11-16
DIVORCES.


Ia's7 r. smltn filed q bltI yesterday against
~. "usband. Chnrtca r, smith, charging him
lso'ef lr.a hve yoars' desert!on, and askln9 for a
'sstss 81! ot divorce.
I"ae'1h FFaRzNnan asked for a lIyDrcu from
lin. e.M fransman on the same ground.
A.. u.ss y. Howen charges TINT on tho I'd ult.
Tin a' p.l through tho cere.nouy Of marriage
W. h"a Edward ", Bowen boforo .I,,stlco Hudson.
H. b. sne nuter gave her eollscnt; that How
sho1, "hs ,! 70 ktll her uEd ono +. 4. C0bU. tu
ion aaa A. that shc saptlisatcd tho inarrlags as
aiseiS Is W. ~as tree. she AIsu legt blu tlIituo-
tua,us,ata ~ WE marriage hns nuver uucll cull.
dI0Hnl ~ :. cue therefore Asks that she may IU
thes1paa,o seSu'ne nes maiden manu- OF Liilto n.
iasiI ~ y Willis Marshul fruui l.uri,Ids Mar.
Natiann eroni!!t IT desertlo1l. aud to Neiio
efe,4sitrt 'f'm Theron y. Nurton On the ground
sula ifon naLnatn mum xrantod ducrca TO Trlue Ly.
aetasn. "'"a 81. Lynutu on the xround Of dc.
, 1881-11-16

The Yen!re for grand jury IN tho United
States District Court WIS returned yesterday by
the Slurshal, the following persons having been
served anI appearing: join IL. Hen, Horny
FurcE Henry Heurt. II. d. Wynul., ]. Warrcn
Rugery. Adam y. Clos. lcnrgo Wult, Luclns
llrl. t. i. Lake, +. ". PartrldKc. Owen 1li,rkc,
y. i. pincy, Luke Teepis. Ernstus Inrcclun, NJ.
!utspa II. Ccayel..ud. J4,lti Il, 1.overy, Orlando
I. l}lacklnAl. ", i. Wnlince. n,ld Etlwarl 1lull-
lrhuc. ju,lKo Eiodgn.t nppnlntetl Jnln IL. Ncu
loreuInn. chArNed tho jury I'll n few brief sen-
fences, and Eat them tu their ruUn. The G1scs to
soas estore them ara comparatively Yuw uul Of
Aitfs Importance, u,sd th0y viii probably unly
oe Ii &tsslon 4 few tiuys.
, 1881-11-16

Chart. STATE COURTS,
I anil sa.. saer and Frank E. Williams began
Qsrks I.nFstef'ay for 5000 against l,sIrord,
a,a1a ~ =. nsssmussell. adnluIstyatrlx OF the
ss,tsd u asslok aesia naamasaen. deceased com.
Apfthxestsrn, - sEespass ayainst tue th!ca-
,T ,Tns saaamsses. 'e@'''o9u lolnpsnS' Claiming
aIsti issa.'as ss.'nss; Haase A,soe,at,on began : suit
sG sad Iseon o%9ss WSs,s,ia. a.. Hale, the late hsn.
Aaa Abraham wasssrmau c,lea l. D.,
, 1881-11-16
TNE CRIMINAL ClIIIlT.

THE CRIMINAL COURT.
" ',tRe lncy's branch or tho Criminal Court
.snesaay Iohn lsolIy pleaded guilty tn lnr-
~ N.Y., anil "as sentenced IL twunty-nIne days Ii,
~ .sy uoahty Jai1; 1enM ltabolt wan trIud by tho
tun Il. iar pctt larceny, anu WINS awarded siu-
ttn.,a!sn n,a!ssnre; JOHN QH1nn md Mleheal ErGwley
bnSs sutea . NY Jury for tho hurglArY 0f liudRnt,
+, fon. sln ~ No. b North Clark street. and, be-
~ haaa T.! y! RlllItf. worn sentenced IL TWO yearA
III ~ y, aae pen!tentllry- Ntuhard Neelcy " On
lmn,a1sa us ahe tElbDxz!c,ncnt Ut $.8 cash frnm hia
~S''ss's' tlayton l. Orcy, sal1onkGepora.
, 1881-11-16
HIORElGE.


0lllCAGO STORAGE COMPANY, 100 TO
~ III l{naIdulph-xt, Any4 tbs nuost wAFeFuuu4s aud
kest facilities Iii tho city lar st0tlnu iurtturs piaus
Merehnsldias. etc, Low rAtoa. Aavahcus iuat2G.
GTOIiAuE FOll Fl FUlNIrUllE, DuHGIES.
fsts. ~ WIES1t3s l'Xisi I. LII sai LII WSst Monroe.
TIRASll N G-MAClilNE STORAGE
j and rsthpmsnl "snSsai aunie suod hGnAo Y!
En!fsxo tuns - :eys sat son I II
AExshsFs, snY!ne4, aud repairs " Tribune otIce.
, 1881-11-16

lin PROBATE: COURT,
httcrs ,sof sa@ Of FhIlo Moorchouse. deceased,
@ipe M asIu1lnsstsatlon were granted 10 Cath.
sn'ase. under bond for @1oO,0O
, 1881-11-16
THE COURTS.
e,,I trying to Show that Ar.
+hur Stern Was Insane.
m Vast Park Commissioners Feel the
fp' Need Of Little Mora Money.
otr, who Claims Shp Was Forced
into d D1stnstofnl Marrlngc'
,.,ora of Judgmsnts, New Suits,
Criminal casas, Etc.

ARTHUR STERN.
49,. .r ,ho s,,.rn t1t,r11er frIni syns
The 2th dhy " sau ,ta,,s,,r",,. ~, NJ, ~ ~
rut short nj The moon asjous""s y, o'u -. IT,
,srut,, Frank l1rown. ASKING ~ ue ,eIhl,oFasny
e1r"sea' 'o,,,.r.,,,lnw. o" Tho Testimony or thu
ri bis 'no'ns' 'no'''t. .,,,-,,,,. ,1a r,r,,on,, ,yrs
witnesses eSa,,eM r., ,.o ,nIstrrn3 I'M If
aa suui utss of insanity urged Ivy tho .lcfanso.
tue Psa w, f,tbor. d respectable. iuok Ing man,
stotas s,,.r"',vh , nm interpreter to The Ercnt
ch.hae which hnu cot'o oFer n'b sou III
~ met few yean. tie uovus KNEW hm
u tf!ak ,,.,"oto ] .,,,,,kcr. lie corroborptct, tho
Ha* m lhp' -. H. nrn,.ic,,a ,trv nv hTa a,,u.
, 1881-11-16
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DE1lS0NAL-ll. i. r. tlh|; GIVE Me A
l. hart 9uu aud ~ 9e YIyss AFslnu M.vs soa
tOEsn.sen alEs. ~ y y: Aaase.s ~ tribune! -,
DERSONAl.-"N": VERY lNl'UR.
tsNt u W Aukh that you tsll naa how 70 aa4!*se
you bI mali or appoint intafysw. nLOk uM 1N4WAt
DElSUN NAL-Wil.i.lAM aND1-AN Ia
plttnnt letter fur 5ou In chtcHx4 t3ss-Otss.
fop c:a sxtsiy xall Of lena toeit. Il, ". u.
, 1881-11-16

'TOK SAI.E-c0Xa43 FEET On LAKE
Il ny, Just north uE UakwuUk-nv. Ono Of the finest
'S'' ''' e'"' A4EAn K COZ.
n SuG.st.
, 1881-11-16

WANTEn-.A YOUNG, LARGE, AND
lt0 i1eaEtWFti.HL. ltu1un III.
WTANTE!}-A MAN TO CLEAN HAIR
,,4f nuaa md drive extra. A!so host!sr' ~ 1ta
, 1881-11-16

TTS{1 ENtlIA N{;E--A &ANN li!llIN STOCK
l iii u4.t-cIu.s MaDufactuElnH !aNa for = good
farm Or v!ty PI9IeTtt NiH pay anyfs1GS u any ~
Uturk, VI HunIp1ph-4{
, 1881-11-16

CoAc1IMgN. TEAMsrERs. &C.
NTAMTED--A GOOD MAN TO TAKE
w euru u fur hracs nnd work nrs,uhd hIusr;
ruHEs &It per nIl, unit Gunfd AddFGss nj uRco II.
itlhlnlt t'sif1k
, 1881-11-16

1NO1l SALE-Ol1lO-ST.. NEAR DEAR
u bprtl.ar., ttIruu-asufy unA h,seu,Gnt Detngu.l.
trunt Artpk house. II. sLUs>ftS tU-
11v In sNttu-st,
, 1881-11-16

E.OR SA1,E-TWO-STONY AND DASE-
IL nleHt brick building Un Woxt slide. containing
Three Hats. rpntIig fur Eiuls Irlce ft,hN
h. blIl5SUS 4 IT,. liu Ian Salte-3t&
, 1881-11-16

INtlIt i.l:-4U ACRES On BELT ilAllr
ifliSlIY WAfl.tIt JH.
III Heartburn.
, 1881-11-16

A ny AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FUR
II hitnrtW Without ren,Iynl ptnfIs ur1 ntlier gUui
tGGutlAlOa. u IlGntbOrtI.sl.. nn0IIs U ahd {.
, 1881-11-16

1J1OK SAl.E-FON MANUFACTURING
- p.,r1",ses n!ock 'ryors % sue; tsontl'1F Wsn.
MEAD l. GttE.
III I,n EH4g-st,
, 1881-11-16

JITANTED-tAl.Iii AND BUGGY
w washer, .Estscluss or du not nupty. III and VI
EtHiE.tt.
, 1881-11-16

TTOR SALE-o.SrO1sr- HOUSE, WITH
IL lot, Fuurth.ny., MUIR !larrHvE.rt.
.fMu.atOrF house. with Int stHtc.st.+ Menr Forty
sixth. -
y !nts, South t,eueborn:sL, tlear turty-lnurih.
~ tUls, Ntnse.st.. rear Fifty third.
4Axii1 klns,ark-Nv" nGnr flfty-!uuEtil-st.
~ htt, 1talinal1 md F4llcttnn-avs. tnur niles from
EuurtIinusp, outside flrII 1rlils nccctBbG BY hursC
end stcnIn cnrs. suU to t+U per lot.
i. ": FAiti.IA.
q Wnx1,lnutut-st
, 1881-11-16

,i,r % ni,,,,,.. ',,r,,inorx. ct'' w,,,nut rr,sv.
II. Md iit,ur cuatuf1lls itntus rGls,Aa',IG. lust
liGas nt!iGty )Irlvulc. iN Wxshlngtun.sL. Hpoips
, 1881-11-16

4.fsO Nf10 TO LOAN, CHICAGO MONEY
pbDsOOt in autn. Vt tl.uU md upwards.
frHth 10 yaura. ut ler cG1 M mprtlvld rIpurty
IN Cunk EAutlty. dainy, LEWIS Il kSul'F, lkouns
i nni II Uf,ri3t.n itlirk, III 1iuiIl,jull.rt '
, 1881-11-16

IjWJIi SAI,E--I0 or 20 Al!IiES x SIiUKT
u txin,rr ilDstI,wsst rrdni lun!nt.. and c!nse "
Is'nt g. ~ WsaefI 1ndnsla 1t. H.. HENRY ".t'i.Elt
, 1881-11-16

A DVANCES On WAREHOUSE RE-
IL celi,tx HHd anvthIus Of value; lowest rates.
UFIAWiY III CInTkkt.. Nuotn ~. Cnjl ~ 10 ).
, 1881-11-16

1DEAL ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OF
IL taUU and UPWARDS ut u per cent not npun tui-
Fruyea city pr0perty. LYMAN JACKhOS, d iort-
lu1l1 utuEk.
, 1881-11-16
MONEY 10 LOAN ON CHICAGO
lxl real usut0 in sums UE tLu0O IL t1OtNU.
liENitF WAki.Elt JN..
1l|1 fJEArAurN.Yt-

NTOlEIt1AGE LOANS MADE AND
lxl iirAt mortgages bought improved city pro1,-
stlY alid lillnt. fnruIs- KlMhAIl~ yosE 4 CO.,
, 1881-11-16

1JUR SALls-SAfAlLIA IMPROVED FAisM.
sbea}--ljs arrrA on ]. t. Il: T.. Z. miles south nf
Inn got is4.,tory 'nse; nla OtcIata, a.tnfas. eic
i,Elcu ~ Ier nere. ANDREWS lIGH14ASs. Su lu1
W Wnx1Itur.st.
, 1881-11-16

REAL ESTATE JTxiNYIti).
NTANTEi)-trO l}UT Il FllSr-CLASS
w house MI North side south of Etm-st:. md
pnrt 1f tInrk i1eRrbnrE+ny- preferred. Address
+, Tribune nHlcs.
, 1881-11-16

EsOR SALE-lOUNl50 NORTHEAST COlt-
u HqF btxptuh Alld uak-nys., sud nply unG b1uck
from hitth Presbyterian churSht np1 !et for tAi-
pFuFgulunI AEAu, lUE,
, 1881-11-16

rt,O KEST--FA1.T OF A STORE, AND
l. fixtures for sHle II des!rcd. apply nj Ed p1ar-
buFn-st. lkUnt I'll
, 1881-11-16

WANrEI>--A FltSI-CLASS ELECTRO
w tysur nnsllpr: wnsps III per week. 10 tho right
ttIhH JHtr1Ilmncnt nIpItIynent Address. With refer
, 1881-11-16

A NY AMOUNT LOANED On FullNl-
IA tnre. p!auos. Gtr.. without removal; ind otlcr
, 1881-11-16

}iNn SAi.E-NY II. C., Aio!tEY, s,
4! Wnkhl,1ptt,n.sL. rva ueres an Fnte.st.. nrar
F0rty. .rNyGntlt.*l Will slGfltso II, End nlsaftuat,
bS tprt1rr Vt II ftII1.JpsllyNt.
, 1881-11-16

TsOK S..LE-l}Y MATSON HILL, ROOM
- tran;s m; s!pss Nn "a ,gs
Twn In yie!nity q rwentY.Aucund.st. and tn" In
rlcnIty 9f Thtrty.irst-st. THREE nve dtnluv.rnp!n
md kiietlui rArlnr Hour. rrleos respectively
fthghL fls,1N. <tAUN. ai1d faiUn.
AlsH utllr eIuttEa Suuth Eld1 not Nenctntly
kuuMl IL lk9 fMr A4tu.
, 1881-11-16

l. huusrs nenr tiaktund. for Ela tsst. ttV,L thnit
,ml n,d es,u ots IT,. ~ "wen F"rIT %nd i nt.ty
, 1881-11-16

WANTEl,-AN ENERGETIC PERSON
w 10 lntrutInc0 Hrrt -ctass art work. snlaly nr
cs.npi.st't tu tiu proper party+ MuoSEfH hatAliT,
fE-kt
, 1881-11-16

NTE LOAN MONEY ON CITY HEAL
wv estilts ut tuscst ratus. IErEltSOS& HAY. IGi
Enkf kAildnlnt.4t.
, 1881-11-16

FTIIE I4AI!tiES'r STOCK OF NEW AND
i sacand. hand llasnnts Il chleARUt nI*u q htU lt
nE WUf atsd tusIau ras, blankets, NIltt* Gtc, Will
ttt xIl nt my reasonable uItr. II. &. NAl.kEk,
m IL ii t,xt
, 1881-11-16

MONEY TO LOAN QN FURNITURE,
lf1 ptAt,nS, Gle. without removal mud COllnl1t
nls. EEVKtiE FAKItf. i5s una i'll West Muurou.Ht-
, 1881-11-16

1I IlGlll;Sr PRICE pAID FOIt STATE
III. sAvii,Hs and Fidelity lHhk hu0AY, and scaIdl-
hNvtnn1 N1ttunat Hunk rerlitaAses. 1EA AULMas5,
General Hrak1r, III WnhhttiNlDt-st. 90
, 1881-02-19

moro annually than they would hayc opay II
the protection were taken of. This wnS Il
Tux on intelligence nnl Il premium MI tEnor.
nttcr. 'Fhe protective turltF cuntlnut tata
manufacture to the American market. atsl
manufacturers must sut'Il chDOs4. between
ttcclrasA IN products nr M tncrc9sc ~ ii1ni.
krts, They must brcak Gowl, the. barriers
huiIt M. for, lust NJ high NJ wns tho Whole
wall which tho unltelt States would rnlso
ngnlhst other nations, Fl, l.tgli would By tho
wallis raised Agalnst II. lfu Ind tho blame
of tho ttprrrnsE III American rtliti!ilercG Htl
tic protective tariff. MID predicted tllat,
should this tarliT bo taken oil, nil tic SONS
wunid
SWARM WITH AMERICAN sA1Ls,
anh tliu wtlnte land laugh WITH plenty. 1ay
tlie 1,un1nntxing In!C,'eneu Of free trmla aee
thu fnr1ns af wnr disappear. sco the inttl-
cnce uf tho Grcnt llatilbltc III nnleliuratlnE
tho condition nf tho itUnr Md suffering IN
every tntlOn ailtl nl1llGrMtal,H the oppression
IT power, nml on tlro wings Of FREQ, tratte
tho sutsts Hf flte government scattered dvcF
tree nations evNrywhGrv. Applause q, the
Dcin3crat!! sitle.1 Mr., Kelly replied. fol
Of tho tnrlF by tt'n'nlsslnn.,
amendment.
Mr.. Anderson offered nm amendment to tho
clause relative to tin distribution bt Serd5,
rtc., providing thRt In making s,lcIl ttstrE Ell1.
tnli, the Commissioner Of Agriculture sl,nll
npportio ttlreGfuustts af the secla al!lnng the
several Congressional DISTRICTS Stairs. MD
Territories represented tn Congress, 'lccort-
nafltfs ut thu climate md soil.
After SOME tehntu, but w1ti0ut act!on, tho
COn,ntttec rosa nld the 1iuitse adjourned
until tomorrow.
, 1881-02-19

CQHjsClFT [Ol.lublGN CtthEQEDs
8psetal Dt,pateh to 81, Lu,ils Republican tDsm.1.
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Fob, 17.-The sugar
people who nru here will have n llearing be-
fore the Ways and Means Committee OH Sat-
urtlny, md Secretary Sherman llas been
asked to be present. Thu feeling ngainst lin
md Ills suboralnatey has grown 80 strung
that he vii! hot DO very lightly handled, nor
will his feelings be consulted. Thu sugar
Ilien do not hesitate to charge dlroct c0llu-
sion between tho Treasury officials and Tlleo-
dore llayemoyer, OF the rcllnlng-hous0 OF
l1nyenoyer j. Elder. They charge thai II. i.
Jancs, Cht9f Of tho Customs Division, Ia the
constant objGct OF 1Iavemeyer's attention;
tint Wien he goes to New York 1.o Is ufnud
by 1cvemuyar. aud driven about tho city all1
to tic parks. So constant aud profusa are
tho attentions shown Ja,nos that they have
boon for gomO tlmo remarked by the
Inombsrs of the sugar tralo In Now
York, Tie lInyenloyer refinery Is
one Of tho largest In the country, md 1t Ia
evident, SO tho sugar men say, tiat Theodore
l(aycmUyer Is using thu customs officials to
further Ills business design. l1u does not
want change lll the law, because. i IS said.
NOW exists. In other words. tie rEeasury
his firm. How substantial ti,oso favors ars
llAy b0 judged from thu fact TINT, ns It Ii al-
logged, the pnfarlBcOpB test Is not always MP
piled to llayclneyer's sugars. Some tune
ago. for Instance, lluyculeyur md solslo other
sugar Importer rccu!yGd equal parts OF u
cargo Ut sugar. After It llnl 6oen ware
llulsutl tho p0larlsc0pe test wus applied to
ono uiid not to 1lavelnoyor's sugur. Tho rt,-
suit Wis ulut tllegp WIS Il difference Of S2,1W
II. thu ciStoins charges. III fnsor Of llAye.
meyer. Thu suKar merchants insist TINT they
culi cstablish,a corrupt connection through
james butweon 1layemeyer and tue Treasury
hAnp IT t,nant
, 1881-02-19

sptetat Dtlpdiea to 1hc CAteaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 19.-rlc family
Of Fernando Wood llavo requested TINT there
bc no official funeral In tho House OF fleprc-
scntatlyus, MS l,ad been planned for to-lnor-
row afternoon, md tic only services will bo
held at his residence. Doth IIouses Of Con-
Eress viii adjourn ut 2 o'clock out Of respUct
to Ills memory and lii order to allow Ills
friends to attenil tho funeral.
THE REMAINS.
W4.sluSdroS, u. T., Feb. l3.-Tle remains
of the Hon. Fernando Wool arrived here
this morning III charge OF his SOIL nnd tho
tllo rcl,icins at PittsbnrE. 'rl,n purity was
met Vt the tlcpot by thy C11nlnittce oil Why's
and Means, Of which Mr.. Who'd was Chair-
,.at,. md tho Selgcalit.at.Ar OF tho House.
TIL. rcmnlNs were taken directly 10 his lAte
residence. The fu,lcrat services will be helh
tomorrow ntternnutl, md TIC remains will be
taken to Now York by tue night train, 50 as
10 reach Now York On Sunday morning.
TILE HOUSE
will adjourn at 2 O'Clock to-lnoEroW In order
to attend the funeral Uf tile late Fernando
Wood.