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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
THREE AMERICANS.

Their Sunday Experience In London
"A desperate search for Food.
Conway IS letter TO the Cincinnati Commercial.
Because the prince Of Wales cha ,ers u
special train on Sunday to take him to the
country seat of mlsbelieving jew, and 60
Joys tho r .thschld festivities and hay making
IN Sunday. il must not be supposed that the
rest of US can take such liberties with the
Secalorue. That it lie not go will appear
IRON the following unvarnishod tale of an
hour passed yesterday in London by tw'
American physicians of ny acquaintance,
delegates TO tho Medical Congress. These
penlemen--one from Indianapolis, the Other
from New York-went 10 the church in the
morning, and, andiog friend there asked
him to 20 with Them TO early dinner. The
three drove of in scsb 10 every large rosssu.
ran. aud cafe in London, only to Hod doc
barred and shutters up. On the French cate
Al Luugate Hill a notice Sesd IL would be
open on Tuesday MONDAY being bank oolis
day); on the Criterion q notice said 1t would
opcn at Q o'clock. st. James
had no sign of ever being reopened.
The ply sicisns had furnished
apartments. which did not supply any meal
bu, breakfast; the oxhausling effect OF a
sermon and the driving about bad made them
yery hungry. The cab was discharged Tho
hree resolved 10 try ilrst'cuss hotel. They
vent 70 the Bristol, aud there q waiter put
his head out OF 10 tempting but vacant coffee
room 10 inform them that they furnished
nothing there 10. any except persons STAYING
IN the house. Application at Browns elicit, d
froma brass.bpttonod boy that there was nc
public rooms there at all. Things began Il
look serious. Passing along Dover street Z
charming room iull OF white tables and OLE
pant waters in white waislcoata, was seer
through the OPEN windows on the grount
aoor. The indianapolis doctor, VINO WA
acting as hoss, asked the waiter what plac'
that was.
Junior navy club.
Will you, said tho doctor, be good eoougl
to tell us where we can got something Il
eatf
The waiter called tho head waiter.
We have been wandering about here ~
on hour, have gone 70 twenty places, an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

THE steamship Oder, of the bremen line,
and the new stesm-hp EIbe, belonging to
the came company, arrived in New York
Monday, the former with 800 steerage pas
ssngers, sRd the latter vessel with 100 saloon
and 1,O7l steer,ge passengers, making total
of 1.46l immigrants landed a. CASTLE Garden
that day. During the pust waek tho returns
kept by the leading sgen! at Castle Gsrdcn
show that the European steamships brough,
over lO5 saloon and 1906 sseerage passen-
gsrs. From August 10 date, a total Of
2, 1866 saloon and 10, 3O6 steerage psssenger'
have been brought from the old world
During the frat half of August, 1880, there
were 1898 saloon and 1861 storage pas
sengers landed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

In tbous mouth The great army Of
American tourists, row in Europe, will be
striking for their flresides and their homes 10
refill the Golfers exhausted by their efforts to
play the millionaire before the walters.
poriers and hsok-drivers of the old word
The steamship lines are preparing extra sc'
cancellations to bring them home. About az
much money is carried back 10 Europe
annually by these people as tho immigrants
bring to us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

Texas, North Carolina and Georgia have
plsced themselves on record in opposition =
prohibition. In the "Oid North State" the
majority hgainssit will reach 10000, ard
now the senate in Georgia have killed the
proposed movement In the same direction by
Q decisive vote. rhs fact ia the south is 100
malarial, and COULDN'T we'll do without little
whisky to soak ssrssparlls in. Il ia, how.
ever, retained purely fer medical Proposes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

AN exceedingly disagreesblo feature con
nec.ed with the great international exposition
to be held at Atlanta is the indifference Of
the state Of Georgia towards the enterprise
Director.geuersl kimbsll wss forced to up.
pear before tho financial committee of the
legialature and argue the question at length,
as to whether the empire COMMON weai b
OF tho south should take 500, 900 in the exhi
hitinb
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

WILL ab .urdiths mvr cssst? II il now
learned that over 81 600 people have sub
scribei tc the fund jor Cock, ,hs mao who
Knocked the fellow who expressed in hs
pyeeeuco the wish that Garfield would ds
If he had blsckened the idio,'s eye under
greater provocstion Of l. different character
the police courts IN Cincinnati would have
mad n regular picnic out Of him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

tsncous aud harmonious effort
of those more happily situated;
under The dominion Of the laws and sppli-
ances which ciyilzs and refine. This Is in
truth m inpoes4nt 4 a.heting, an we hsve
thus hurriedly run over the principal fec
lures connected therewi from The fact of
its great character and possible work, and
shall hook vita interes, for the results OF lis
labor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

OUR adsices from Auttin day or SO
zee, announced that the Texas Sc ST. Louis
narrow-gauge had aled IN amendment to its
charter, permitting them 10 run llne from
Fort Worth by way of Mckinney, to con.
meet with tho main line at MI. Pleasant
just what this mesns It 10 Difficult, to soy, but
wo presume !. lie a pointer as to tby intention
OF hs company In case Dallas should fail to
raise the requisite amount to turn IL in this
direction. One thing Il certain, Dallas
would sadly miss this line 10 lbe future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

CAPTAIN HuwGArE, Of Warrington Who
rs arrested few dsys since at tus i6stnnce
OF G. ,ner,l usziu Of tha signnl atyice, GA
chtfge Of mbezzemsat Of $40, 900, WIS r
prominent competitor OF Hszan for tue posi-
ton Of chiof Of the signal service bureau, AND
has lately figured oxieni ga'y IN s,.ua Of thu
capital CITY . nnncest schndaIs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

The civilized nations Of Europe are the
only ones who take overy precau,ion 10 get
morbidly miserable a! funeral, noiwtb.
atanoibg their hopes Of the 'jcy aus reunion
and the "blissful future" Now in Siam he
funerslisa regular Mardi Gras, MS we myy
Judge from the aasir conducted On tuch
magnificent scale at the obEequics of Me late
queen and infant prince. Our consul and
o.her foreign repre- en,ssves had reserved
seats and mo pains or money wero spared"
TO mako the cremation ceremony q graz d
uccem. There's no accounting for sassea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

LII seaols rs if CJukuug sui bad tho con.
e leuce and support Of som, powerful sgen.
ciee, rs since his retirement from the senate
he has received three $50 000 fees in railroad
suits. Such abilities no he possesses render
him independent If tho vIcissisudes of pol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
INDICATIONS.


As MAY hava been nn,icad from our 81
Louis special of yesterday, smother reur ion
of OK confederate Missouraos ia 10 trks place,
this tins a. Mobetlg, in that sta'e, on tho
2Ssh of September, and the indications are
said - point to Gr,nd success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
Notice TO Raiiroaa Contractors.

$50 miles ready to let, on the Texas ~ st.
Louis railway, in ARKANSAS.
Prices for grading, 10 cents to II ceI is.
Clearing and grabbing $50 o ssN or acre.
Specifications and protiles can he seen nj
Office of the chief engineer II, l.. Cobb, /
Little Rock, Ark or New Madrid, Mo.
Send bids TO me At New MNdrid, Mo, ~ coz
ner 4th and Pine streets, 81. Louis
GEO. d HfBEARD,
Chief { ,nt,Hctor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

EAAREMoVAL NOTICE OF WALLACE 4
WAGGENER.-We would inform our old
friends and patrons that we have removed from
our old stand corner of Elm ard Austin streets,
to the block opposite, No. 403 Elm street, two
doors east of Schneider n Davis, where we
will at all times be glad to see our old friends
AM the public generally, and keep on hand
everything In the grocery line.
WALLACE & WAGGENER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
st. MARY'S UNIVERSITY
GaIyestOn, rexas.

scientific Institution, viii .bo reopened on
Thursday, sept mber LIST, SSl,
BOARD, 1u',ion Washing, Bel, Bedding,
MtlitAry Tactics Doctors Feea, ~. session oI
five months, 800.
FOR catalogue and informal o. apply 10 Prof
w IL. ~, nne, 227 Boil street, Dallas Texas,
j. Prof. tlypne will accom- any To- Gal
YES, on, pupils prepared TO itave by Avg. 3lst.
epeclul rates on rail- DAD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

Ladies' dresses 81, SO, 81 and So, worth
50 per cent more, vt PeaTson's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
Vo r@ FOR
THORP' y SPRING

For the main University of Texas wiihou
he Medioal Depa,tEIen.
Three stoa, built g ieges have been pl. Ted
here, remote from ciites. like The University o.
North Carolina, u"On o can, graveliy sill,
near 'spriugs of pure c ID Wa.'ri" amid noe
scenefy, ,ud 20 q. =. p3noo aud progress have
marked their oarse - fh Y can III prOSrTs
aud 10. eiit the State University. We no
Offer 10 civ them a way, but We Will gt'e go
acrss oflsnd upon which to sltuate the Uai-
CIy,ZENS OF HOOD,
, 1881-01-13

f,n ,tthn0nlN ht}i nhti, tn,,la ~ ,,ou,, i,c,, ia
s,,,,ans Ill., '''. e''en n,o " pony auo'I -
Inpees. li!e sa'no animals, II removed Ill.
teela or twenty miles to tho rear. where camel
fifth ot lin nt,nvf, su,1s. n hrns ,,,nnet rn;,u
In rotnttt fSy, stu,, ~" c.,u ..t'.;..
a,,a,, s." "n.'a' ",vus smk "m'I'lnls ~ o'pl "neh
s,cn ecoioiny ea'l bo e'tectptl by a1l casy re.
step Il being taks,, In tlis direction Nv 1dfft.
Ing 1 III tin str,, ntfmnfa r., ,ttoyo anJ +, ~.
cnv.r tlnant, ,,,t1a. ~ ~ ."1u .t" .t -
eosst' niNe't !1iilea 0tt. mol only tlocs re-
, 1881-01-13

SF{zIdE D1Fd1EH ID 1Ht EN[td10 1F16NN1e
GR.ASu Rapids, Atteil.. Jun. 12.-rhe sec-
0ntt nilnttnl convention 0f tho Michigan Un.
tlortakers' Association begun here Tudsday.
About sixty members from ali tho, targer
towns Ut tlle Htata were present.. Though
they discuss grave topics. they ara fdr from
being funarca! body. Tlsuy haya pstenod
TO essays OIL the gp1,eral subject Ut .tiidettnk-
Ing, oil o,nbnlniag, Oil Kindred topics, md
havahaa Instructive addresses from prush'ent
Robertson. OF the ClIieaEo Assoc!atlory Hlr.
Putlur, 0f Fort Wayne, Ind; antl Alr. Ii0us-
ton, of Wisconsin. Thls Dyei.tnng they, were
given = banquet ct sweel's IlDtel w tlla
urotl gentlemen sitting down nt table. 1,ricir
general object IL mutual advancement amt
instruction III tnlleral rites and preceding
preparations. TlIey will close tho conyuli.
ttOIl tomorrow, Ill
, 1881-01-13
THE EAST,

ShfAl.s
CoSsTAST1NoITE, Jan. 12.-1lccont changes
In tin Ministry arc regarded Ms proof tint,
In ylow of tho threatening attitude OF Greece
military aud naval preparations aro being
actively advanced.
Altl!ITllATlOS.
ATHENS, .Iall. l2.-The Representatives ot
tile Powers hive been Instructed to take col
lective nction to induco Gteuco to accept ar
bltratlon.
DEltYIslI,
CoSsrASTlSorlE,J Jan. la.-Dcrylsl pasla,
Governor Of Albania, continues his efforts
to pacify tho AlbaNtan League, which IN pre-.
barring to resist tho entry Of Turkish troups
Into Frlsfcnd mud Uskup.
DtIyINa Alssts.
LONDON, jan. ia dispatch from, Wanna
snys t!le Porte Is making extensive purchases
Ut arnls abroad, especially In Tho United
States.
, 1881-01-13

T. i. WRIGHT.
Special pstpath to The Chicago Tribune.
DErorT, Wis, Jan. 12.-A1r. 7. j.. Wright,
LONG prominently connected with our manu-
featuring interests, .liett lust night ut tho ago
Of r., nrtcr n lingering Illness. Alr. Wright
WIS President Of tic Northwest PAPER Conl-
pany from Its organization until ho sold his
interest in the business lust summer, OIL ac-
co.int Of falling health. lie was most act-
I've md energetic business man. NJ. e1l-
thustast in paper-nlnktng, and for some
thirty years Inns efficiently managed tho
North Mills Mt l;ockton. lle was also always
Interested In matters pertaining to the wei
raro Of this city, -notnb1y as to Its educa.
t!unal progress. lle las, from his arrival
here ln ls!l bccl, sspecially acttyo III public
school ii,astera, being for years Superintelld-
cnt Of Scilools anil President Of the city
School Do.r'l. Ills ,ntlucl,eg lias been very
sfYa ny fns S kq0d s FaE asEath a s s III teefs tis sS
lntueIited.
, 1881-01-13

I.nvnnv Ian tu.A ,lJsnotnl, fro,p u,o,,.
Avrp. fn,e, t,a 1ftt, save ..';,ho inta.. Ta ..o
nr,,ma nnno,,nrn lint ,,;n ror,~1an or,,,, ~ T.
c,,cnn,n"l ot thnrilina ,,,no M,,"s s"t,, " - -
Linn tv, raff. a,mf thot tbo, ftt,fIfons nro ~
lnrin. a tnt,lo ia h",iovn1, ;,,u,,nomt In" -,
ID runr,lr,l hv f,,a no,ico n,'m f,,r',,,,, raats
dents. \ nn,nlrr RI ,lvno,"ito ,nt,as Inv,
lnun n,uoaf at yor1o,,s ,ntrt, ,,,t.t,,a ~
ctty.n ' ''''~' 7'"' 'A'o
TluA>,4 Inn t-,r,,u, c,,,,,,,, a,,.,.,a,,.
aro ,1nw ~ Peruvian .nii ] or o'ronn,n" ~
t,o Cnn3toj - INN RIA % aret 49,; s,s,.., ~!
,Iiv,afn,a i,,ula, a. 1ossan IVY ~" ,,n, sssUn1t
,nrtt,ynr,, nf.os '., as.o ai't. .n'.tencu
orn,,t,d 1,t,n m, ,,t,ias ~
vlIc tbo, "os, ,,o i"
thor c,"., ~ ~" ,no;.n, ~ ~ s,n
inn foroo 1s r. AZ Ill.,, n,'a,. -. u ,sa
traxo"n, .,.,a,,., H.. .''s. ,ta WIZ ia.gu ~
o,d t,n,,,n',,, III, ~, so ,iss !'ot l.a,
s.st c." ''5 ..,,",. .a'' "tsatett VI, p'.ca en'!su
i,nv,,,,o. ',ts,a,n, 10y 'o"N ~ INV o.it y, to
p..,,,a, ''..,to,'!.. al" suuu posa'n,, ,
oo,,,,at i. T., -, ~ ~
aum ,s u" nyut ~ nnu Hut
iaa tr,n .,,nt a tHs,s she1 LII ~ noth pl-
s,. ue =, ~ ~ '..u ent1"l "is'sou "uhpcls
"a.tt 3'n", ',s ma't'' WI phtce l'iG H. H.
,,.n,, @ .,et,,a; i...i,, - @.u ',, "e,' Nv 'noo
,ns4' ,m,ts !A"otn '..' s!s'o'' VIII W. as!"ea'
a. th. at..,.,..,...t, w ~ nv W
.,,,,.,, H - 's', W aotveo ne!'
1.sa, ,.m M'o'. I'".N 1' ~ ~ w n.se upo,' Guy
~ non - asau " oot"ee1 n.ooo al'!
, 1881-01-13
RESiGHAIiQN,

dpFttaF 175*P0EEH 10 @H8 EH1ERpu aTIQQH3s
DuFFAr.o, N. y, Jan. 19-rhe Ises; VIII
inn Shelton, Rector OF ST. I'au!'s Episcopal
Church. resigned his lscctorship Inst even.
Ing. Thu Doctor is notably oho Of tic, oldest
living ministers, he haylng occupied the pull
pit ut st, p4u!'s tor hfy.onc years. Tia il s,
years old, ind llas recently celebrated
with great cero1aony his scn1.centel,-
Mai rs Rector. Declining years and health
and intlr1nlt!cs TINT. atMays como, with old
age caused the d!vitie .t0 retire fro1is, corlcal
life. I'll expocted that tits tinal sermon will
10 made tho subloct;}qt q dcn|g},stratiop
among the Ep!snopa!lans III this city. ut.
raul's Is tho richest par|Hh In the, city, md,
In fnct. Tr!nity Of Nuw, York IL thb only one
In the State that boa4ts.a9t u largssbank ae-
count, ,,c,. ~
, 1881-01-13

THE .rii.d1.iMs TO MEGc4,;.
Ahhtfr t" me star", ftrstnn Idntr Not. ~ to. S,>
According IL the news which hsttd reached
III from tic direction OF tle' 1ldjjnz, I" the
Land OF tho Remission Of Sins" tic NULL.
t,ltlo Of visltora and pilgrims to tile House Of
tloti, "t1lo Sncrstl" !,as been far grcntcr
this year thai III former years. The number
Ut the pilgrims, tle 2osscssors Of .foy,"
las been written Mt l.0,ou0. This Is Il CAUSE
Of prdo to all Afnsstl,nnns lit general. Aiay
tho Almighty {n,ay Ills praises bo sunRn
grant tic travellers t0 tint t,uly house an ac-
ceplatle visit and safe return 10 their
cOuutrleBi
, 1881-01-13
A LIBERAL, WOMAN,

spstsat bH2asFh 70 IN fAseaeo 7Flbuns.
DosToN, Jan. u. a.-3trs. Yalrina q. Stone,
wllo Inns within tho past two years contrib
utcl 30 .u,unitcentlys towards educational
aial phlianthropic Institutions NIL over tho
country, has just mdu8~ tho following dona-
tlons, ain! mote are 9tpfetcd sbon: Hampton
institute. $4,000; oitet College, Ollyut,
Alcl., 50, 600; lstpon cqllege,,T,'Rtpon, Wis,
$4,000: llllnois CoilrE5, yAtRSonytIle, ILL.,,
siSS pso|s a|tcet!lal; coll;sge. s Hf tiis!'s is' seS' 81
hubert College, EoiSl33s{H3ble, 920,0tU;
IO; perea ColIcge. BstcdtS Il Il" ) 10. .0oO; New
eygnaellcal work IN Franet, Si$01 Total,
Slv $500, M In
, 1881-01-13

,T1IE ETT1 ELECIUItS UB HEH14JN,
BEn1tN, Jan. 1a.--At meeting Of the Ilor-
lin WahlMellner tDtlay, which was cailtd
for tho purpose Of condomnlng the anti.
jewish movement, a,6oQ persons wcse
present. Resolutions wcro adopted declar-
Ing TINT the meeting desired to express
regret a,u indignation that Derlin hasl bee..
the scena OF meetings an4 Violent excesses,
which tended, by exciting the most Ills.
graceful passions, to Inspire lncnl-
bers Of different creeds with hatred
md contempt towards ono another, and
wero calculated to tarnlsll the reputation Of
tho city and honor Of the German name, The
, 1881-01-13

spttta] Utpaseh 70 Ths Ehltaea 1F4bpHt4
PHiLApELrillAt Pa, ian. 13.-Conrad
Meyer, senior member Of tho tlrm Of Conrad
Meyer Il Sons, aud the olttcst piano ,nanu-
facturcr In tho United States, died to-.lny,
aged ". lie was a native Of Marburg, Hesse.
Cnsscl, and served with the German forces
lit the wal against Napoleon. For his services
In that war ho was decorated by tho Elector
William II. I1earrtved III Baltimore iii 1910,
and bcgnn work rs n pianomaker, having as
u fcl1ow-workman James Lick, OF Sau Fran
cisco. Four years Inter he settled In
this city. Fifty. years ngo 1le in
vented tho full iron-ptate frame for
pianos which was tic foundation OF tho prea-
first to uso glass as ntl iIlsulAtor fur riaN0
lGgs, and was tho inventor of thu reversed top
for pinnos. fie was tho senior member OF
1LuFlnann Lodge Ut hIasoMs.
, 1881-01-13

TIE Ko1.Op0llE Conspiracy.
LoSnoS, jan. m.-A tisrntcll frotn Bon-
bay states that 10 leadcrof illark was engaged
ln tho K01opora conspiracy.
TIE CoSaFIItACY.
CALCUTTA, Jal'. 12.-No Information has
reached tlle, Government relative to tho re-
port Ut tho recently-1tscoycrcd plot 10 .lopose
the llajntl a,ld ,unssncre tho European resi-
dents Of Kolnpoor.
, 1881-01-13

.ltuHN1Na souEs.-llellry i4n,ldceker, n0ser
n. H.; Gtrti!!cs TINT. Auv. II ls17. ho br1ko hsa
lev, The lullc 'yAa SGT by physIcsap, upnl r..
moving tho epl,ntx sorcs br11k9 out fruis, The
knee ~ tho htol. DOCTORS called thpm varlottst
roflls. md or1orclt rubber, ssocktnHs- lnld 81
fnr sttek,ti9s, ,wltout nny signs ~ euro. ilauxht
IiAtuntiY CURED. Certified 10 BIZ Lutufups s
plnkha1n, Druggists, navcr, N. II.
, 1881-01-13
Scr0itlln,

>, scRortitA.-IIon. VIM. Taylor. Doston, stott
Senator nf Massachusetts, pertiat,cntly cured n
= hAni.sr of tho fucv and scttp ti,ut hal] lrei
of llGStul's at EhysleInlIs mud HiuEt nuti. git;-
eiallsls. ~ well ~ EnrtIi,eM1l authorities. tIg
thys; ~ hive been VI vlAtell With my Rlcccss.
stopped men IN tho streets to tell t4etu Or ns
Cnst."
, 1881-01-13

Walitnethner protested, III tlscfr own t'atnc,
Mid IN tho na,no of tho citizens, against IT.
reference with tic legal equality Ut Up tc-
ilgtous profession. llcrr virchow t,oyGG11 tito
resolution,
, 1881-01-13

Miracles of Healing unparat.
led in Medical History,

Cutlcli11l 1lcso1vcnt, tho ureat nlturnf blood
purifier. nbsorbet,t. re.lnrAtor, htll vltnlzrr tlls
shuWt Its HrhNd curative power in aerufillit,
white s~c1rs. ,llcer1, cryHlpcEns, swollcd ilrck,
serofulous inilausnutln,s. tncrcnrtnl affections,
out et'Fcs rrtIl't1ns nf tho skin. Eorc eyes, and
nsld Wle the cntIcHrs. Il Madlelunl Jelly, and
tho C'f!gura SOAP, prcpirca from Il, nre lpp!icd
10 bxtpr1tnl syillCtu8, alse cures cfrcip1 by tho
Cuttcura Remedies are murycluus.
, 1881-01-13

with much curiosity n,,d will !,e read with
Interest, which ts true; but It fails tD award
THO llo!ior uf Arst sprea'llhg Il before lho
i displays *Dtne enterprise upon TIM part Ut
Tic i}itiu afur1AcY tt, EIve tts readers mt Sec
ntId limit Wat cost ~ Hl.lclt patts anu money
IN tiY,niirn
, 1881-01-13
RUSSIA.

OFFICIALLY DENIED.
ST. pETE,,suuRti, Jan. 1A--lt Is officially
denied that GoI,. SkobelcE WIS compelled to-
fall back after his first engagement with tho
Tekkc-Turco,unns tlcar Geoktepe, oil tho a4th
Of December.
, 1881-01-13

). SALT 1tHErM.-.-t1co. +. Owen, dealer IN FtnnoB
wlth Hlllt lshol,1n, Tried rycry ,npdoInc kMlw.
to tho trntle nni WIS uitcuod by tla,,y pllysi.
olnns, with nnly temporary ro![uf. Cured hy
EutluuFn NptHultta.
, 1881-01-13
FRANCE,

HESTE6s
pAhrs, Jan. 1o-2:30 p. in.-French rentcs,
IS francs, ~ centlnIes.
, 1881-01-13

homeopathic fntnily lnctllcLtie cnae%
and toks m domestic practice llrc Il positive
ctnnfnTi III every household. bcutl fur tlcscrp-
tlrG price current to nogrickG & Tuful's pnar-
macy, - Clark street.
, 1881-01-13

N1ncall*tcr'A Cough Mixture II the
most rclnblo nIid saFe remedy. Every fhmlly
j. T. Lce corncr ma ar1 aa sreat
solu manufacturer For satc l,y all druggists.
, 1881-01-13

.26 cents. E5tirts & Itn3ucr.n "7Jnras ~
Faco Powder 1, y charming invention for tho
fenmrlsxlni,: er White, les'se"te: Ant ltruMet.e.
p!cre tu tho [urnuus MnrB" culeHne.
, 1881-01-13
EtIian0iDE1tTls.
VoStBnl Dry Goods House
t Madison and Pcoria-sts.
oii(el'iioS. i'd
Our Spring Importation Of
Embroideries has just ar
rived per steamer Scythia,
and will be on sale


When we will show the hand.
soonest line and best made
goods, at lower prices, than
any other house in this city.
Our goods are all made on
unfinished French Percales,
and are warranted to wear
one-third longer than ordi-
nary, Embroideries.
Below we will quote a few
prices:
Lot of l,an,lson,e Edges, ii to u.s. inch
wide, 1 tu 1 cts.
/ l.ot hotter goo.ls, 3.s to t-2 inch Wide,
1 so I cts per yard.
I Lot yery flantisome patterns, t.2 10
inelI vide, $ 10 t0 ets.
1000 picces cxtrn el.oice patterns, to I,
Inches Wide, IL f.e cts.; tliis Ii q Spe-
clal Int.
! Lot n fine, leat patterns, l to 3 inches
wiac, II to Is cts.
800 pieces rich and ,elloice patterns, 4 10
q Inches vide. 25 ets.
GOD pieces OF extra choicc snntchc,l rat-
tcrns,--onr special les'gus,-:'O to 75
cts; cannot be cennuAred fur tl,e price.
4 1arge line Ut Nnlnsouk Embrofdcrfcs,
With fmscrtings IN match, prices bryonl
tl0Ml,t tho hest yalllu to bH found my.
where.
Hnmhnrg Insprtines to mattel. every pat.
tern Ut Edge froia ct. yard up.
, 1881-01-13

Eminent sr. w. c. tnycYtn.la. Mem.
phis, Ics,N.. writes: For HtnKs DiIie*hn,, Cn,,
sumption. Genrrn! Dehi!itp, etc. recu1ir,u1,t
Cnlhen's LteblE's Liquid Extract uf urcF.
, 1881-01-13

a Railroad Englneer ltela for murder.
yestlgaaoa u the ascpnt Xlr- lilo tallrosi d.
inter near tbis city, which resulted u thS death
nun, illuminated III tho HrEe4p Of Engineer
, 1881-01-13
DIR. GEORGE W. HEWITT

1F1fs VEUIIVE ". III1N TTT1
Special DttpafeA to Ins CAfeaso IFttunt
.FAANKLlN GLOVE, ILL.,, Jan. 1a-Dr.
George W. Hewitt, one Of our oldest alltl
most highly esteemed cittzcnA, tlIel. thia
evening of paralysis. Funeral services on
Sunday Rt II Il: III.
, 1881-01-13
CONCERT AT THE METHODIST
CHURCH BLOCK.

prof. Clement Tetcdoux, Tor the past
twenty years teacher of yocal music III
'lttsburg, aId tho leader OF tho Gounud
Club of tint city, Inns recently relnoyed 10
Chicago. As oil Introduction to our music
loving citizens. ho announces . concert for
this evening ut the Methodist Church Block,
at which time several OF his former pupils at
plttsGurg, as vel! Ms otho.s who have Leen
utidor hls instruction horo, will sling, and
thus afford M opportunity OF forming M
opinion Of. the muti'otl taught. From tl!a
ctaraGter OF tho program and fron what wu
hayo been INFORMED III tic ability Of tho sillg-
tss who Will ,appoar, VIZ cordially reeo,il..
invitation which aaya been sent oNt Tl,p
slngnrs who will appear aro tho Att4scs .lplll
WALLACE, Katherine kountz, Mrs. u. q. Shup.
pers, Dr. q. T.. Martin, Mr. Pan! Zltllnur.
iaar, Md a snail e!.0rns.