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Alexandria Affairs.


SUNDAY INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS Sunday
was well observed here. The Sunday law kept
dealers within limits, and Judge Keith kept the
sunday law within limits Five houses, on
GIDEON. near Washington street, were burned
and babe OF Mr.. Joseph Downey persisted In
the flames, and was piucked from q burning
bed halt. charred mass. A negro man. named
Johnson. was run over and killed near Sc,
Asaph junction by the fast mail train going
south.
DEcoRATloN.-A number OF ladies and gentle
men men OF this city and Washington visited the
soldiers Cemetery here, and adorned some OF
the mounds. The confederate soldiers mound,
In Christ church yard, was quietly decorated
to day with floral offerings
DEATH.-Mr. Wn. Fl. Thornton proprietor of
the we'll known stables On Washington street.
In the omnibus lines, &c, died at his home on
queen, near Pitt street. this morning OF soft
ening OF the brain. He was good citizen ana
much respected.
THREArESIsG JURoRs.-The' conviction of
Ollver Ham0leton, OF the three card monte
tence TO five years In the penitentiary, very
much excited the prisoner and some OF his
frlends. Aamoleton struck at District Attor-
ney Burke while passing down the court house
steps, ana threats against the Jury were made
TO such an extent that some of the Jurors did
not 60 their homes by direct route, but took
the bridge.
COMMITTED TO JAn--Hugh Strider and
'Fonsa" Arlington were committed to Jail this
morning for July court; both having oeen
caught, yesterday afternoon, by Officers Lawler
and others at the ONCE OF Mr.. j. g. d. smoot.
on the riverside. breaking open desks, &C.
Strider, though young, was convicted some
years ago In Washington OF burglary, and sent
to the Albany penitentiary.
AN INoUEsT.-An inquest was held at noon
to day, by Coroner Wright, OF Alexandria
county, upon the body of q colored man named
james johnson, who was run over and killed
by the through train on the Alexandria and
washington Iatlroad, yesterday morning.. 10
Alexandria county, near st. Asaph junction.
and verdict given Of death by having been
run over by railway train.
DANIELS SUcCESSOR.-It Is understood that
Mr.. John w. Green, oi.the Mansion House. will
will be selected by the conservatives for the
place in The city council made vacant py the
death OF II. v. Daniel
| FuNERALs.-The little child of Mr.. Joseph
Downey, 1r., bur ned to death at the Are yester-
| day, was buried last evening. The funeral OF
Councilman II. V. Daniel, who died sud ienly
place to morrow and be attended by the city
! council.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Klingenberg Bigamy.

A WAsHINuTON DIVORCE PROBABLE.
1t was mentioned In THE STAR of Friday that
Mrs. KliDgenterg, residing in Philadelphia. had
arrived In this city and discovered that the
husband TO whom she was married In Phila
delphia, last December, had wife living in
this city, and that there was a prospect for the
arrest OF klingenberg for bigamy. Mrs Kiln.
geL0eTg No. has returned to PHILADELPHIA
TO her residence in this city Mrs. KiingenDerg
informed her husband of the cause of her visit
TO Washington and the result of her labors
MI kilDgenDerg again acknowledged the mar
Tiage, but said he had not heard from his wife
for years, and repeated his reasons for sup
posing her dead before he married the
last time. He announced his inten-
tion OF making the only reparation In his
power, remarry Ing the latter Mrs Klingenoerg
az soon as the divorce is granted by the Wash.
1DgtOn court. This seems entirely satisfactory
TO The second Mrs Klingenberg, and the record
or the court Is looked for with much anxiety by
both paTtieS.'
1t is true, as stated, that divorce proceedings
Instituted by the Washington wife, Mrs. Dora
khngeDberg. are pending. Messrs. 7. l. U'Neal
and ). 7. Drury In october last nled q bill for
divorce. stating thai the couple were married
In Baltimore In october. 1872, by Rev. Mr.
Myer, and that r., becoming addicted TO drink
In April, 1876 left her and enlisted In the marine
corps, from which he was 'diScna rged by SEN
tence of court-martial. and that while In the
service he made over half his pay to noto-
Iious prostitute ia Baltimore. The testimony
fD the case has been filed and the case Is now
peLdiDg Judge NylteS action. Both the wives
last week called On Justice O'Neal and the
Washington wife expressed her desire to pet
RID OF him. The Philadelphia wife was quite
affected when she learned the truth OF the
statements she had heard about the former
marriage, and although kIiBgenoerg can be
prosecute ed under the law, it is probable that as
soon as the divorce is procured X will remarry
the Philadelphia wife and thus stand before the
weird legally married man.
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RUSSELL s ice cream.
SUMNER sessions OF Spencerian Business Col
lege, morning and evening, begin June 1st.

CANN1BALIsM.-A middle-aged colored man.
named John Sidney, was charged in the Police
coiored man named Henry Jackson, VINO testi
fed that he and Sidney were drinking three
cent rum IN South Washington Saturday night.
and While witness was paying for some of the
drinks Sidney got possession Of 25 cents OF wit
ness money and scuffle followed, during
which Sidney choked witness until his tongue
came out and then bit the end off it, and also
which be showed TO the court. O1lcer Nc.
Greevy testified TO arresting Sidney In Limerick
alley. Sidney was sentenced to six months In
jail Louisa Blackburn, coored, was also
charged with biting Kate Lewis On the LID, and
flied IS.
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CITY ITEMS.

Forty Years. Experience OF an Old
Mrs. WlnsloW's Soothing Syrup Is the pre-
scription OF one OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never falling success
oy millions OF mothers for their children. Is
relieves the Child from pain. cures dysentery
ana o1arrnGa, gripping in the bowels and W1nd
collc. BY giving health to the child 1t rests the
motAer. Price rs cents bottle m,W,a
Buchupafba.
New, quick, complete cure, days, urinary
directions, smarting. frequent or difficult urina-
tOn, Kidney disease. 81. Druggists. $50 Pa.
ave. m
"A1dsrney Dairy Wa0oMs.0
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn.
inc, and delivered In klbs. "Ward" prints, $50
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermiK and
sweet milk &C. per qt Cream. 10c. pint.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKBT.-Sold by R. A.
Goiden, agent. since last report :-25 900 her.
rings, from 81 TO 81 per thousand 1000 shad.
from $40 10 Sl2 per hundred. This Is the last
for this season.
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THE elegant furniture which Is to be sold at
DoWIngs auction rooms, On Wednesday next,
Will be on exhibition all day to morrow
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COCHRANE &; CO.,
UP TOWN, WEST END,
OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In the following Finest
TRIMMING LAoEs:
FINE TOROHoN LACEs, very wide, very caeap.
MIRECOURT LACEs.
VENIsE LACEs,
CoRAL1NE LAcEs.
RUSSIAN LACEs.
POINT DE CARDINAL LAoEs,
VALENOIENNEs LAczs.
CREAM SPANISH LAoEs,
CHANTILLY LACEs.
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
FINE ZEPHYR aINGHAMs,
INDIA LINENS,
WHITE GOODS,
And entirely New Stocks of
LADIES' AND CENT? FINE
SUMMER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
ALL
MUCH UNDER PRICE.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL
SILK RIBBONS,
LADIES' AND CHILDBENs Isle THREAD
GLOVES,
NOTIONS. 80. &C.. &c.
COCHRANE IL CO..
18th street and New York ave..
OPPOSITE RIGGs' BANK. m26
FOR DECORATION DAY.
The Avenue Clothing House.
No. 959 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Near Tenth street.
LIGHT O. GHEvIoT BUSINESS SUITS in four
"A, Another line Of those stylish PINoHEoK EVEN
lNd DRESS SUITS, new shades, silk faced.
BLUE SERGE SUITS, in full assortment
DRAP D'ETAT, in Frock and Sack Suits.
BOYS AND OHILDRENS DEPARTMENT fnIl
School. IVA ~ .uA
CHlLDREN'S KILT and SAILORS SUITS. in
elegant variety. "
WHITE VESTS, in all the new novelties
DUCK VESTS specially.
1t Will be borne in mind that in regard to emf
make az and finish our goods are without superior
In the city Our special aim is to handle goods com
parable In every respect with the very best CUSTOM
made garments.
A. STKAUS,
m27 No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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MARSHALL HALL,
III PLEASURE RESORT,
Can be engaged for Excursions and Picnics by ap-
plying to G. W. BAUER, It'll street wharf, before
10 am, daily. nl4-1m
GLYMONT PAVILION AND SUMMER RE-
~ SORT can be engaged FIR PIUNIOS or EX-
CURsIONS by applying to 8. F. SMITH, Pro
prietor. or T. j. TRODDEN, agt.. 206 It'll street
northwest. m7-lms
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
m9-eO BALTIMORE, Md.

NATURES Triumph.
FBAzIER's ROOT BiTTKRs.
II yoa are weak, or langnid. use Fr.xierI BIZ
sallow, use Fraziers Bitesrs. II you live IN Q ma
lArial district use Frazier's Bitten IL worn down
with the OF children. use fraziere bittero. IL
You have got the biues, Fraz1ers Bitters. II
you hsve kept late hours and lived contrary 70 the
need toning up. take Frazer's Roet Bitters. n
You have abused instead Of used natsre's eft, ua1
time, use Frazier's bitters. II life hss beoome
burden and You have gloomy forebodinss uas
Frazierb Bttters. II your hands trembie and YOUR
eyes hsve grown dim. Fraxier's Root Bitten Win
make You feel young again. Sold by al Druggists
g; HENhY 90, 6ole Proprtetors. CLEVELAND. D.
ETOIj b CROMWELL. Hhoaesaae Agents. 4s2
Pennsyivsnia ave. tan8-oolp
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BARGAINS again for one day only at the NJ,
Augensteins National Auction House, SIT eth
street northwest: Decorated chamber sets. 10
pieces S3.35, worth $3.50; is quart block tin
dish pans, 45c., worth 90c.; fluted water glasses
29c dozen. worth 6Oc !: fly covers &C., worth 25c.
Bargains in baby carriages.
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BE SECURE IN SUMNER.
NATIONAL SAFE DaPosIT COMPANY,
18th q. and New York ave.

Fire Burglar and Damp Proof Wants from e5
@1 per 81, 0te- Alko receive Silyerware in Trunks
Tor MODERATE rate. Board OF Managers: William
dent; b. Z: Snyder. secretary; A. l. sturtevant.
treasurer, Henry A Wizard. John Ossses. 1hoe
Gyaie- MT
old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are known -
" the best, % 10 yUsTH6 old stand known FOG
year ~ the only plsce WHARF nr.t clsss akOOEQ-
HAND CLOTHING can be sold q ro1peceeb1e
pricee Address call 1t yUgTH6 old stand. No.
6l9 Det., between 9th and fth sts nort5west q
Sfa northwest E.B.-Hots By mail promptly St.
ended tn mox2e
GEMETERY NOTIoE.-statusry. Itaisn MAJ
L BE aud Granite Monuments. HeAJstoneA,
Nant.ls, &C.. which win he sold st very reason
". RUTHERFORD co.,
mlotm 1lle Penna. ave near Star Once.
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West Washington, nee GEORGETOWN,

A VERY great scarcity CT rheumatism is re.
maIked-oWing to st. Jacobs OIL.
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IRON BETTERS.
browns IRON BIrrERs

Are hishly re- ----
cOmmen q
for all dis
IRON BITrKEs sssss c re9SiT IRON BITTHRs.
and efficient
true Tonic. ally Hi' D sSpe Cure Dyspepsis.
sis, Ipdiges-
ton, Inter
nnltient Fe-
yer, Loss of
Strength.
Want of APP
IRON BITTERs Ps S.rsI Lack ,o Of IRON BITTERs
EnrlChes the
Cou,,.ta blood and T., pu.
strenthensthe TUT De4AOS'e
muscles, and
Stren,.he,ar gives new life vur,,to.
To the nerves.
They act like
charm
the digestive
organs. re-
moving all
$1,000 - dyspeptic -
IRON BITTERs. SYMPTOMS. IRON BITTERs.
Try THEM.
sold by all
sure Appetizer. DruSsists Sure hevYer.
Write for the
A Is Book
Sent free.
See that all IRON RrTTERS are manu- factured
by BROWN CHEsICAL COMPANY. and hAya
crossed red lines en- the wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
ms-eo BALTIMORE. Md.
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PROPOSALS
pBOPosAls FOR STATIONERY.
Poer OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WAsBISGToN, u. q May g. 1851 (
seaied Propt sails will be recaiyed at this Denarf
ntni Until IL O'Clock IN. on THURSDAY JUNE IL
1851, Ter furnishing StAiiouer for the Post One
DelHrtb ent Tor one year from July 4, lssl.
Blank rms OF proposals. showing the items and
esiin ated quantities requirei, tgrther with circu
lar relating thereto will be furnished on sppication
b. this Department.
Proposals should he addressed 20 the Fret As
slsta1t Postmaster Geueral apd iudorsei PRONE
sails Tor tauoLery." THOMAS a.. JAMES,
no SsW4w Postmaster General.
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- tALkaIrNE LITHIA WsrsRs.l AE
hAHfSbIhh COUNTY, sESr VIRGINIA. We
Ar ia heate Waters. rich IN Iron. aud . dDe
nNs sulphur Spring in the Neigh borhood.
STen from June lst 10 as late In October AZ the
Sonpan. NIL gnsufy. InequAll 4 by any m inerai
~acie IL america Tor the cure OF acid dysaeapsi.
kt.s ala bladder troubles, Mt. rine ailneDts
sout diseases OF the skin, catArrh sfa.,ffons
rns a'tln ~ q fur ctc la heart tr suhles IrTa
An ONf AlLlNG rOLNkNr or CALCIIII rh.so
Naufrr bsNe proved az Nalua IN many otb =
dltessef, but can he more confidently relief on a.,
ieAooNe banned than any ether M neral springs 4,
tnls country 1 guarantee q cure II durable by
mineral waters. The baths hot, cold and showere
are unetceled anywhere The nex and elegant
sNlmn II = pool OF alkaline ~ster the largest b.
tne United ststes If rot in the srld is especially
attaciNe. 81 No safer or better plsce for lsdss
ard children e learn 10 swim. Plenty 20 al tho
stoinach ana Hec beds % rest thew Beat mountain
roaus IN Nlrsinis. one hundred iokid-s ~ M Tnje
EXPENDED upon them THE spriss. 7 he Air OF thia
eIeNntea rtslOD II pure aud delicious Canon
Delns nearer 10 al the cities rorth VI the potorn.
tnsn any Of the NlrsiniA springs OF note NV AN
average OF q hundred and fifty miles, claims n
large ia nage on that score For pleasure a..
health the traveller need not further Board nv
The onih, S42, S49 and &56 according 70 Iora
ton. Hend for pamphlets direct, or call on w =
THOMPSON, 70S 18th street, washington ID a
Tor am hlefs and " alter. Fine music good hoaf
iDs, nshins and hunting in season rood livery
NC Im W ii BALE. Proprietor.
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WANTS TO BIZ PUBLIC PRINTER ouioI anoat
is that A. W. Francisco, one of t. ools Vi
the Ohio State Journal published at T. pnn1s,
IS an applicant for the position OF "'1o
Printer
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IN CASES OF

IN CASES OF
CHOLERA,
BROWNS GINGER DOES GOOD,
FREDERICK BROWN,
MO PHILADELPHIA, 1922.
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nAlLY EXCURSIONS
~ Or STEAMER kRROWSMITH.
TO LONER CEDAR POINT M0NDAY, TUES
DAY AND SUNDAY.
To BLACkiSToN ISLAND. MONDAY, THURS
DAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
CONNER cling SUNDAY. Nay 30. and every MON
DAY. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT
and August.
Will leave her wharf. foot Of 7th-st., at7am,
and return about $ :l5 r. m giving excursionists
over four hours at Lower Cedar Point and over one
hour at Blackistoh Island for Grabbing, fishing
Clustering and bathing.
The, water at the two places abound equally
IN fsb, crabs and oysters, and equally salt for
SO cents, good for cay OF issue. Fare for round
trip on Sunday 81, good for day of Issue.
, hose wishing meals on the boat viii be supplied
at SO cents each moi 0U
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DRD PUkALS FOR MAPPING PAPER
4 INlNE, LETTER BALANCES AND MARK
ING And RATING STAMPS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID u May s. 1881
Sealed Proposals VIII be received at this Depart
fnent until the l4rH JUNE, 1881, at IL
O'CLOCK, noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper
lWlhe, ttter Balances, and Marking and Rat
Samps for the use of the Post 0fi,s la the Uuitea
1854. S'
bIRnfs for proposals and circulars stating the
kinc a. d estimated Qusntlti-s requ red and giving
tnll lnstru items ~ to mani of bidding and con-
ditiops TO be observed by bidders will be fur
nlshed on sppcati n TO the ''Blank Agency, Post
Ofhce Department. WAshnxton, ID @
TH,MaS l.. JAMES.
mo 2aw4w Postmaster General,
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WHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
~ leaves machine ut your horse. do not pay one
cont on u until you come here and what you oaE
BUY precisely the same machine for.
&nH 1oKENNtY, l27 9th street.
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ARCHITECTS OFFICE, u 4 CAPITOL.
- WAsH1NGToS, ID. q May 9th, lSSl
PECPOShIs FOR OUT OHIO ONE WORK,
FOk BRICKS AND FOR LAYING BRICKS,
FOX IHE EXTENSION OF CITY HALL.
ProI osss for the above will be opened at this
ONCE. where plans and specifications may be seem
on tuesday. the 3IsT or MAY. 1881, at Ia O'Clock
m. EDWARD CLARK,
m9-eolot Architect u. b. Capitol.
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FINaE ANNUAL PICNIC
l. OF TIE CALIFORNIAN CLUB,
On DECORATION DAY, MAY 3UTH, 1881
AT BEYER'S SEVENTH STREET PARK.
-. gate to be opened at m. few Prizes given
tor Boys and Girls Races. Dancing to commence
at 4 O'Clock. Tickets at The gate, rs Gents No
Checks after 8 p M. m24 CT
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SEEECT DAILY
y EXCURSIONS,
SIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAC,
TO QUANTICo AND RETURN.
The Palsoe Steamer
EXCELSIOR
Leaves Ter wharf, foot of It'll street, at so a. ~
and 3 80 p, M returning, arrives 81 and 10 80
Pm.
Tickets 80 cents Children. 25 cents.
On SUNDAYS at p. N. only returning at s.
n23- am
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SUMMER RESORTS
hAxA

J.R. WOOD. Genppss.,r. AGENT mai.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
- sltnated 100 yards from Fort Monroe
Upen all the year. Equal to any hotel in vEsAV
The VI lied states . summer Resort ltssH Il
etc. 9-S '0'"nSAseS.
m23-Im HARRISON puC-R1s Do,
, 1881-11-04

tho I.ockford train must make tho rn1, 70
Davis Junction: 4 laren force Of ,nei. =
ilUw employed layIng tho hrtl fnr tho llrw
trark. Tile t,hicngn 4 1owa ind tho Chl-
rngn, Milwaukee, 4 st. f'aMl viii jointly
erect n nrw iron bridge over ltock klver ~
Rockford.
The Chicago T. Western Dummy Hallway
Company. commenced proceedings IN the
Co1,ity Court yesterday for tho coi,tlcn,na-
tlou o% n strlp OF la,ld iiftcen feet wl,lo fnr
railway PURPOSES. Tho land runs c:;st an!
west through, lliuck III lit Anst!n's Second
Att'lltinu to Austinylllr. and, through tho
southwest nl,arter Of Stc. :, iowM ~ ", L.
RI, n1,,l IL owned by Adele i. Slreyr. Thomas
". Shrcye. Alnttlo II. Houston, afnl otllors.
Tho VtItnrd party, WHO were expected TO
arrive frum SAP FrahcEsco "Wednesday, aie
Mot vt crs e." Soks* , Ws', , IT., 7" H., MatoIS
truth OF thu C'IienEo. burlington " Quincy.
but heard nntlttnx "f tteni. They, wer0
!onkc.l for ugaln Yesterday, nc, word l,nying
brph RECEIVED that they werg delayed, It. Is
believed TINT the. party iayo rctn9!ncsl over
Mt Denver for Il day OF 81. ind will DO here
this AFTERNOON.
, 1881-11-04

Tho Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy ltail-
r,,,.I Yesterday completed lis l.uw timetable,
wlllul. gprs Into u!teet Snnday. Tho time
lIxc. fur tho departure Of tho night train for
Kalsns City IL v;.4.5
At III, curly hour yesterday tlorlIlug freight
traIu M. u, Oh the Chicago Il I'citie Brunch
uf the chicago, milwaukee, Il st. l'anl lsoatl,
.itr'lcd tuur Ut Its rars ut s,nn'l sta,lols
la.ned A[unruu, sixty nllles west VI Chicago.
Mr. William uorner. General Western
Freight Agent Ut tho 'Hittsburg, Fort Wayne
l. cAicago Railroad. gives notice tl!at his
rt,.ttl Is nHall prupafp.l to resume shipments
Vt freight DESTINED to l'Ittsburg asld Allt-
g!any.
The Chicugo, Milwaukee u st, Paul Rall~
ruua will su0H lay tln9ble track 9n lts Chi.
cng0 l. l'actliu Dfylsiun, eAteInEtnG from
ChIcaEn to Davis junction, IL ttlaIlice ot
st'lau cIglsty-iiyu Miles: Thu new track WILL
Io retInirtsl When tlle ltvkInrd train Is put
vi tll6 runl. IT WIS eSpectel that the new
traln would DO on by this time, hut u lAls-
1.ndeEs!a,ling has arisen between the CHI.
Chicago & Iowa Company, oyer wAose lines
, 1881-11-04

nncr for thu year t,leiirtt>+ $a,i;I,.lH; total
canttal stuck. Sp.o,oE': banded Indebtedness,
SMN,NN; uMfuntleI and iloatlnE debt, *at,-
Gf,.SA; capital stuck l'er mills Of road, Sl5,.
Nls.tl,; tu,al stock nild debt Per mile. sW.-
7llt'1; earnings In pnsse,'gcr dcpnrtnlcnt,
sH,.MMls.I.; earnings 1T freig1it department,
S4t,,tsa,Ts: tt,tak *.s,!'hll :rOst nf Wisconsin
Il Minnesota E,itrnad HIM Nov. =, iSso.
St,'lM, ,.il,.tt3 rnst nf ChipInwa Falls u West
Grt1 Hallway, S:j!D.MN}: paid fnr construction
during yrar. ST., .,:A4.l; cost ot entire linn Il,
.lalc, St,sta,, ,EIj.5s; cUst Of road PCT. iAl'e,
81 l,-f0 miles, S:I..NhNl. THIS funded debt NJ
the repurl EtlcllilGs SSi0.OtM III llrst.ul0rtgnge
Wisconsin ~ Minnesota nflruad Mnsas md
S15U,U00 III tirst-mortEa9a Chippewa Falls Il
Western l'aiwny llu,,tts. I'lie cnrnirHs per
Tho rcpaIrs ina.ic to rOall-bctl md truck cuat
Sla,2+1''A. 't'hn operating Gxittlscs wcro ~
pcr cent Of tho earnings. .flD gcliernl hal
s.1ictesect slu,ws ttIu tulnl nssets tn i,c 81.
gsis1;d Thy tiny fnnn AbiottstoF!tl
lungtli; fr0nl Chippewa Fails 10 Eati GlAlru
III, niIi II l,utf lnllps. Thu tutat tl.linber Ut
l,assen4crs carried wns 5t.itGi. aiMl tho totnE
lumber uf TINS nf freight =, S:}i. There werts
but two accidents during tito ycur, res''lting
III Injury to ono cn'ployt lt cacl' case.
, 1881-11-04

Departure ur f1ia H'toncisgtaen From, =,
Arrival 1r tltc tierts.anS Al llo.lon
IustcrilnY.

departure uf ttia Erci,cisst,en From m.
ArrtvMl 1r tltc tierhlanB At S3oaIns
YestcrlnY.
Srtttdt Dtspatth to Tns Chteaoo TYtbsns
DuSrnS, Mass. Nov. :t-As the fren.h
visitors tlepnrtett tho uermal,s came, .rhss
incl hi tho corridors Df tic 1iotcl Veuddms
1lGr greetings vera cordial rs II of old ~.
unnintaners. Courteous bDwtnR mud l,and.
s!lnkfng accompanied tho snE,iutiUr, whIrS
cnrr[agcs were really to lake tho French W.. ~
iturs To l!lu tsUslolI Il AlbRhy statlDl. rhass.
thcy steplhHl nboartl tho O'Clock New Ynrits
express. a. reception II. the Germans ~
siabotntH, ~ ti'at to Tug Fre''elrnen viii b
a!M their stay will hc tluiet iii III. IL.
1,oston IL Albnny station, up01, their arrlssSS ~
this afternoon, the t'ernlhns wute met hys
et'in'mittcg Of THO City tioyernncns, cot,sst,
Ing uf All. iinI.te,nal, nsNt Atcssrs FiizpSaa,s
corted % tho Venti6nle. Whom they ar ariiyeS y
At tic Vend0mo thu German tlng was iyinY.
aver ollr wing Ut tic l,otcl, the Frenci, oypt W.
t!,o other, ai,tl nboyo them fron, tho peak Al
the central .rart was flying tho American Tar'
u, ft The resitlenco Of: AIr. Sciltssin,eseeP
where they met the Mayor aud atldI16S' 6t'
Do Gcrs,lor!r, who IL u consIS ~; q;
CoA* Won Stcuben. Tomorrow forenoon thsr
will visit tie Npw EIGlalld Institute Fiji
lltlu luG IHht!lHUlO HlEEAAtllEH FHlf. AttfF
which they will return to the Vontlii1ac II.
lut,rIE. Following thls will conlc Il tlrye "a IA
p.arcs Ut Interest II, tho city, aud in Tia
etyc!llng Will be- The reception BY tho Orpheue
Ciul,. mil afterwards By tho boston Tnifnn.
vgrcir, to which tic public are inylttd ii
II O'Clock Saturday the visitors will takp ia
cxurcss-t traill to Now York on tho Boston !
4 thaMy Itontl.
very ml,cl, pleased III tho hospitality Which
lns been extended them BY the city. It la
heen nlure generous Alit lleltrty Than am.
tlling tlloy lIalt before experienced III tie
country. 'flle rGcnptlon lust cyelitnR was
revelation to tllcm of tho beauty. grace, aud
dlgnity vi American society.