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, 1881-11-22

t1lti
8ptttdl Dfpateh 10 The Chteaao Trft.tne-
Pour HURON. Mich, Nov. 2i-i:10 \. m.-Up-
Iropctlcrs Tapon'n, Queen OF the West, City OF
Hume, burlington and bnrgcs, D. aI. Wilson lnd
conaort NeIsvu III Ills nnd barRos-
Down-prupc!lerA II. G. Schunrcr, Wcatfuri
and bArRos, binckInRw and consort, George l..
Culwest und bprRcs; tugs 4. j. smith aud bargps,
Johnsun mud oarKes; schooner Our Son.
Wlnd-6o.lthWeht, Fotltlo. Wcnthcr cloudy.
Upstal DlsDa,eh to Tbs C1ieaoo Tabt.me.
PonT HURON, Mtuh., Nov. al-a:30 p. H.
Down-rrppclor Saginaw Valley, stoutu or Grace
0rnuamond. stcan- barge Mury Mills and barges.
up-Propelicr II. L. Warrington aud schooner
i. ]. b1eVan.
Wind west, frosh. Weather cloudy.
NUEFAJn.
sptsfai us,patch to 4na CAteaoo 4y.auu.
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. .:l.-Asrlscsi-FromC CHI
oneo-propcllor Arabiu, corn, etc.: propeller
Jay Gould, wheat. etc. From nututh-l'ropeller
IanBs Davidson. wheat. FROM DetruIt-
Ssaoonns ,lt,'II hyMnn Casoy: wheat: Esnn Tu'o-
u!,rope!!ear !,p! Mhf'eys "acat- Fsom EFlo-Propellcs
esos Gios4d@sFor 1dssFf; cnyoasorropollor nostou, CO.
%Ss ss P'sgssf sss yss s9s c nSs
For I0!c1o-i'r0peiIer 1tussell SAgc, rails, etc.
For observation-disclosures Aonguavor.
KHUANHA.
6p<eta1 Dtspateh t0 Ins CAieaao 3rtbun4.
EscAsHnA, h!eh.. Nov; s!!;-ArrIysd- -sehoou:
ers iI1y s!ate, Nlaaara, l.. llama, Cossaok, nnd
liz =. 1MlaWl1ts
l,epartc4-steapcrs J. II. owou and Nahant;
achnuneF licod Case.
Wind northwest. and freeztnX hard.
kANQuE1TH.
Hp*eta. Dhpaseh to Tbs Chteaaa Trthuns.
MAnQuErTx, Mich. Nov. al.-rassed down
PrOpetser Peerless. Tho propeller Wtssahickon
received hGr rndder an1 shipped 1t this MoEulng,
aud Will lcuve for up tho luke tonight
Glcared-rrupeller Egyptian and schooner
polcan.
ERIE.
Speetaf Utspateh to The Chteaaa Tribune.
EMIk, To-, Nov. .1.-EntesGd- Propeller Conc
muuXh. for ChlcaGO, prA!n ana merchandise.
Cicnre1-Propeler I10atun, lnerehandBo, aud
schooner a. J. Rogers, coal, for Chicago.
CIiEnQYuAN.
6pseiai pApateh to 1hs EAteaeo Tribune,
CNkHQYnAN, Mich, Nov. .2l.-CleAFed-rrQpel-
tets Champion. Van ltahito. and Nashua.
Weather cold. Wind weSt,
0LEYELAHu.
Special Dspdfth to Tns Chltaao Tttoun4.
CLRvELANp, o., Noy, 81. l.-EiGared for Chicago
SehooueFt laylRtA nAd Fun VAtkehburK, co0l
MILWAUKEE.
ap,ctdt nfsnatth fa 1A$ t'ateaaa Ttthta~
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Nuv. 2l.-,Arrlyud from TO.
lo"-aehoonessJ. ]. blEter and Ida Keith.
, 1881-11-22
,,;,o Chartered Yesterday to
Garry Grain to the Lower
Lakes.
,,,o,ber and lron'ore Carriers in
t'"i Active Demand by Ship
pars.
r,.n,nr OF tho Propeller N1fltlfc-
sex Friday Mt L'Ansc, q
Mich.
n,,% .nd Other Notos-Vcssel 0harters-
Around tho Lakes-Arrivals and
Departurea.


GRAIN.
", rcsscl was chnrtcrcd Yesterday to carry
~, su N t,e lowur hikes. There was tio inquiry
t..hlnpprs fnr rontM 1T my pr!cu. 1w, cnrEoes
- %, bushels of corn cuch wero tnken b3' tho
VI ...,t a, the Now England Transportation Line,
.t" =" corriel by t,,a propolors Northern Queen
..s Lake Erie. for CollIngwoU'. hut tho rato
W. ~, mt n,ndc publtu. urnln fruights are nu
''a,er u,,u;aDtc, mil 1t " bnrely possible that
"'1 'a",her cargn tnny bo shipted to Buffalo ttls
..,.,n lY water from this pUrt.
t.UstIEH.
trnhcr.oarrIcrs arc scarce and III demand.
,tntt NJ Tho vessels e1guRed IN the trado aro Io-
W. hid Up, and rites rotnn!n vory i!rn1, with
~ ~ .dyauclug tendency. A fow charters wore
made 1t Tho prevailing ratcs.
= 1t!UN.OtsE.
rberc Il mn extremely good demand for orc-
..-r,crs. hut suIsntlo vessels nro scarce. Hates
ssSs adyaucell to $l.15 per ton from EsoanabA
u Lake ErIe ports.
Goals
M yesscls wero on tho tnnrkat yesterday Mt
nuIf,lo to curry coal to this port or Milwaukee,
thouun si.40 per ton was offered by shippers
1autng ROM.
, 1881-11-22

tu<I., -, ~ WRLI.ASn CANAL
po.r ,as m4 Dh'atts to Ta4 chicago Tytaun.
II gunas. "ocsIE. Ont, Nov, al,-Tbe nrouul.
!staustJ H.. from ~, Nos.hport to nuEato, run
he iu,aosss aoss No. at = O'clock taIs morning.
!.adet. S b.S sa sas Ia tho lock, and tho lock.
he'd s u, s slipped OF tho pa aa .as sbo "aoI ont
t2sup, txs 'as away tho hoad. uatcs. aud, buck.
u. .eaosa.rs stsy r, .ho 1owor xales and ran Into
,antlna , le. .. s'ntoore. 'yl,z below Tho dock,
Ina a'''a's' .ss She ,ors Up "" shs - pnus p!ss
r. h.sIor I wharf running out Into
J! Jas!,naao IT, psce,.a aoo raa as,nushsa tho yawl.
H. :.ar'. earryings ~ auto tho whnrf GeIHw the
iat,u ult's Gsff,'"wa 'away seYnrai atrlhxers. etc.
~ !, ,au.ops 'arsysf a HtifSl arounl the harSoF.
y: ss;ss FsSs:s S:sSs Vii be tas ta:1iss i:
sur fe,at.1 1pard ana bp pIacu, ~ H. srvt
.fssssssaso. liz sas waa b,uad fron Kingston
~ e arrived uosaless ~nsIss Dominion aud Mag
saa Will be ablo to proceed
, 1881-11-22

Whateyer mny be the apiendor prevalent
aMoHE private persons ln rars,i 1t Is certain ttut
rreaE!eat's family. When hts daughter, Mrs.
Wilson, And her husband went m tkiair honey.
moan they do not spetii 10 hnvH ha Il sirulc ser
want. fnr Ehe gut tho tickets und no registered
ttH trunks. :
, 1881-11-22

Dcr,,,aa' - HHopattt 10 1ns CAteeoa Tribune,
s,uts. ,a ~ T., Nov. .l.-No Chicago or Mil
jhtn ~,4a onha4a was on tho ,nurkcs today,
l.hrb - :, soLae Inquiry tor steam vessels, and
Il. u, -, ss,so ~as oifercd! Tho propeller Nor
Iysssn4 .ar Toledo at " cauts snd tho
a!teE Ioads a a9 Casey fnr Detralrsat 76 cents.
to 10 Dy @ stoaers M m9Fo .axea
, 1881-11-22

-.--- -.-----....------7
fhrnnGh ns, g, to "a. 1annl; a ill o placed nloyo
eF"l 'as'. ....''. ~" 's -" '''''' ~ ''''
Special 1fsoatth 10 T7te thtto,s r..ts,nt
KINGSTON, t)nt., NAv. .t.--1'hu hnttrr william,
r t.e tr OsweKo 1nr Mantrenl " tow
q r. .'o TX s@yMor While o tho as'auo aown
70 s,l;:h M extent TINT It wna ioun1 necessary tn
n,s. sake h0r % Gape Vicent where sho sak sonn
Ki,lsstoI, 4 Montroai Forwnrne Coiniany.
A''' '"H - ~ rmker l.ns oouh soht III Fa'so "or'
s,<-tai ;a,rat,n ~ -, W. 9is". s"ssn 4.
t,ar, Mhw1GKkS, S ;o % Wis NV; 1Gn'r; Herman ,.
or INC snh,htor so,tth Htle. Il tho craft cAn tn
@ ,t ~, a er GarTnot @ w" , y r1fnnxG ;
nt s ~ III nr wn brr trs III il1ht " u v ~ tra o
mid Il l1ulF fcpt
Atfrur, wurcx. .,,,,nnruu up,,n rt,u r,,t.t,
yn,ts, nt.n",,t - Tn. faie"", .n.,s.n" rs .'"'"
n:s.y IT, "is s",asa, H"v en a. hfmea
nIss =. t.4tssss " ~. & &pf,auHGk n9i'RsAN nhd !eter
.x'r tnu .,, nu ,'sI ~ nm -, nuasHw ona, IT,
fore l,n Unltc,i tutus Observation-Disclosures ;, cl,nruo
Ut rtthl>ilg tho wrnuk uf thp SLOW H. M Nurtuu,
1hoy wors auli for trlHl Mt tile Ianuary torn Of
tn1 n1, limited s'atos District Court In tho sum Of
s'V" oaen: Nv ru. nr.,, A. ,,svr,,,
6ptefa, Ds.pateh to 2nt Cafeaa, 1ttb,,n.
Mt,a,rur,r Ai,t NJ, IL s,,..s 1,ss,.....
t% tIT n. =. .is ~ tsot. ,tMu hcnuuutr
nitrmrtIuv IN uct itttn nart Hhn INV ill., Xiii,
md dry on thu prrti side UF Tim nicr hut M tha
whtcr Il tlccp II, tho atg yiuuItY N,n will
tr kot 0tr ul,sity. Tugs uru wtJrktux 10 not her
of. MI tlnlnnge Or lusa Of iifu.
aasD fEAc1t lfAr.,.3i 0v ItgruuE.
Epte,a7 Dispnteh to The Chteaao 1,tbuns.
saw, liz acu Mfrh NM "iNf, I,"r;~r .+1x
cvcnu-Gfrn n. nnrrna t,f'r,cr fhm,,i,"rl"ir .@S
INV, Henry IiDwnru and INV. rHscmIIo a;,H tow.
Hrllt,n AMI INV f1swctrntns,n mi tuw. f,,s
Champion, Dcnnntt: actOonprs Conrad ltccd Aill
FLYING Mist.
"inu northeast frcsh.
STURGEON nay CANAL.
, 1881-11-22
THE COUNTY BOARD.

Again, hut Fails to firt Certniu
sj2.000-'f Hfuyo tn Abolish ruit-
lsoadn-. Warden Mills Let Dosvn I:aAy,
but Required 10 Hereafter GIvB a
SIU,OD0 itOastt.
Tho regular weekly moottng1of the County
hoard was held yesterday afternoon. al! Ut tho
members present except Messrs. VSettI and
l'nringtuh. Commissioner Endsr occupied tho
clair.
q T0It-lsOAD F0n SALE.
u cdtntnnnIcat!o!, was rccclvc' from tho prcs-
idaut VI tho Lincoln Avrnuc d Stus Contrs
Tnl' ttmhCunpa.,y ucrlug 10 sell tho rtut To tho
c"'lniy for s1'v9J nl1 tn give possess lou Of the
sa'1ln ~ soon us thu tnoney was phil. Referred
10 tho c0mn,ittuu ui, ltnatls anti l5rtlxos..
a cIfrlauDIeauon frsHn tho Commissioner of
Highways of palutimo was reul nHnoul cling tho
cutnr1es!un Of the Sawyer hri1K8 ovor Snlt
Crcek. near Plum Grove, and esktnR its early
INSPECTION, which was referred to tho Co,nn,ltteu
oI, 1,unsls and Jsrldgcs.
An urt!cr Ut cullrt was presented authorizing
tue Clerk Ut tha CrtmInut Court to Hppotnt one
Assstatt Deputy cIork ami ono additional
Gourt G!'. CLERK. heforred to tho Committee On
TIL; HOSPITAL.
Tho Wardesi Of The County Hospital submitted
his aittsl,nI rr1urt. which w1s referred. 1t w.s
lengthy t!ocunent. ut,l showed that tho average
the prevfuus yeur, aii of whOm nad remained at
lHpee hha Dceti 4ti Gtsses or typ1otu feEer IJ Ut
WAIeh wore H. August. THE por1lnnBAt tai.
pruFctnrntk limd ctSt nhDut fH,Oli aid a nuces.
s!tt rx!steh Tor t1Ig tninetlllet erection at IN
exncnttre building aud surgical wnr,i. Tho
expenses WIRE shown to hnye been SaJ,Sss nnd
tne ltelA 0f expense wcse: 0rocerles AHd prO-
pislphs. <.H.s1H; nry Kunls. e3.tIa: crOckery,
t.ry 1,p. s9'; f s'tu; stauon-
II.n.Iv it,. 81 Ills: iirtius. xi'Bai: suTmi:ni
dressings nnl nilillnnet.g xj.11: wtncs nnii
Illuors. Si.TH: r.wiilnr siImrics lin iii.
qxlra aaInrlrs. sIisu: f,eI. Sia4Es. rnx
S3i:p1: Allt! cxpet,srs nl1tsl,!e nT rtIuI!nT
GxucIlscs, $40. III Tin rt,sE uf frttlinw tho
nntiruts hui iIt.,,u III t.crts NOR inv n1;f, dit:
G.nts urhl,g svrryt6luR, Iho rcport iii in con IN:
lilo y.ar had ;,eci III: or Ii Der cent t Of th,
patients, ufM rurf. thr mnttnnulity ~ lin ins
tnntc, ~ t1Iiows: I}nitrxi Stntss 10. trainnd
iii: ticrn,n:i. III. Euvtani III. HT"dn,, :nst:
StutlnnI. iii: S,,rwuv Al. itIrtn.,rk ia. Erar,u'
III; itujy. Ii: Wm5ra III. nnt S,yitznrIni1d ii
~ ,,,,,,,.,..',,,. ,...,.,
folFE!FEb lioSnss
Th6 Cnunt ysAttnriICy submitted communal
~ T.rfnttai ~ tf ~ taanH LILIES Y saiGs
cjti1,v thnt IN t.nrry f,t ihn %r,iars ~ tto nnnr
IN Tia ftnttrr ii w1,,iti hn r"cnlsvrw r., oo,snit
trtyntp ahstrnct iirlus. fur wIch hS t,a nn MI
thorIy anil nskinu r,1rtf,cr motinr irfnrrc.I r.,
tho FIilarrr i.mnIInitten. Nss0A' ~ "
I;Iie i.hisnv,i & fmn,nnt Rfoua fom,,nn,. aui,.
initial lrfErr usk;f,.r i,at fhnr hiIis nornt.,
, 1881-11-22

.rnstsn or TIE rN[lsEJtLEtt NIt1I>I.E6EX,
10 sunaas 1'"o"" .,'''. w.. 4,,4o ts,'.,,,". o
dspateh StAtlh8 th@t tno pFopeler htoaieso1
tal burned to the waters cdgo on Lake snpo-
psd%o!, % na, ,s., ,l,a a,,.n,,r, toos ,r,, s,,n',t
da3, Hase .o"h wv sa,' ~ "o"t
ds|oct Friday moFnlns WHO .ytna @ at tue heo.
49,, Thc .,,nzp urIulnatctt fiji the vessels cublu.
~ ~ teturo Il waa discovered hud nIntfo such
ssstvsy tbat ali Efforts to Aubduo It proved utl-
r, honrv rota ,vna 1,lo,y,pn ,it Inn lima
-hIch . csusod tic tla.nes to sproa, ru,ldly, and
,..., .ho nrnft cn,i,i pr sr,,ftic,, shc ,vna nm,
.,t 's - nno,nn,1n,vnmnr.r noInt- hrnxun L.,
.,n Tho M,d..Irsex arrived ut 1:Ansp THURS
s.s cv+nIov ran htnrn,,etto. with t,.r co,sor,.
,hs Nell,ournc for car9ocs Of lumber fur W. ",
Tslsr n fu,falu. She vas valued Mt s05. .ou.
and In her prrscnt condition her hull will pruye
.,otoi t,,a. and her machinery Is bat,ly dam-
,xea by Tire and vutcr. Tito at,dlcscx was pl-
utti ngw vessel, hArIt3H utc,l butt NJ st. Clnir
LY i, AhgelI lust .yc4r. Her rntlng wis Il II.
IN wa hi ilslIrut She ,us owned by Uuyii
whitney IT.. OF Dctso!t'
LAYING IT. fo,f THE WINTER.
Ananlher uf Dix vessels, both sail md steafu.
arclayirs in for tho winter. Among ts,oln uro tic
vs9pssl!etts solta; @ shu vSnoesy: II t, at'S5'
~ Aa4hs IT,. a. I,h's, :. iS,M i;a 1aasp Mest
s Sona sa tas s, s'Ft; Y Hsor-
tMtt fsaHk SIA"! "!Eui aHi nnAV ~. fcterspn.
nemauVh ani srlsuo,.ers Sherwood and Schuyl-
kU Are l3pw On tsolr way 10 This part illd will
lay Up on thntr ArrlyAl, Tho prulNllers Bill
hsr In Immense iee., tl,o ,rssst It, tho lis.
@ " 's s pUt'i s w T.. ,"t,i ,,f' MFnn nn
,s.ra H. ~ "'H bsh a''o osea
"'''''' Wv 4o'M .,o'"u'1, .~,' ',r,,r, xo.,a
The icoH laookawny has boon placed In wIntor
Caps. LYNN Fsltus will strip his schooner
Bile t|rosn today.
The brsut.fu, ciInnnr ,htn ~, sca utrtl te oya,,
'Apo'' NV" '"''' " e."n"t
El!1 no things If tho oil schooner Monsoon.
1'H '"oAs' ""se OUT 4Foth ais"eRnn'
cdpt. radly uormnh yesterday lafa UP h1s
tux, tho J. H. Crawford, for tho wlntor.
hyi"t,ny ,rIi, ~ ~ 9t,m, III 5.9ol yesternay
'es van 'Aa 'o'&n ''a'os'a o'teos uf'oko'
tapt. Falc9n, tho submarine diver, was on
rnnsa sMw pseakwatcr t danuKuah hy some schooner
"'e
champion, ind i. Il Y, Wutsnn Id Il arriycI es. yes.
tstI.y Tue two tr,er witu lsooo barrela of salt
Capt, Donnernu. or IN. s,.,,,,ar f,.t I'm,
sep,is that "ft~r tn Inn, 1n IN, 1snruts, Un@ @at,
! saving Eso1n Tho achu1ner Lewis Day, which won't
a:nute a:a ou Plum Island, tho wreck WIS let On
1fe and Grrned.
., ,Araspatca ra:'p from THE TRIBUNE correspondent
seTsn Ss,'a. ssys that tho break il tho Weand
sp!.e "s peisr an .isn, rpm W., ~! y "
cletk Chamberlain, who I'm, tcon nnno,ntcd
ja iha nv" n,v psoe.ier M!sennsls hns started to
vvns ID nu, ' Stast W whlthof ahe p1s
Goodrich il ,nw @ ivr n III; rait iiavsn Iab1 a. y
, 1881-11-22
WEST PARK. BOARD,
Commissioner Lawrence. Feeling
that His Power for Good Is
Gone, Resigns.
Tho Finance Committeo's 1fasty Action
on An,)Jerg'a Ctnfms The Moy.
Ing CAUSE.
a Vigorous Letter, Sharply 0ritteising
Commissioners and 0ontraclora-The
Resignation Accepted.
Chemical and Medicinal Properties of
the Atteaian Wol1 Waters--
improvements.

&hn %+.r4,., trtAn
VIZ "
improvements.
inc West Fhrk Hoard met yesterday Hftet-
tloo't. Thurc were present Commissioners Nc
tftl' "oodArd, Brcnnock. Carter, Ntlklns, a1id
ltahlts.
l'o secretary feaa report from J. +. sicbol.
tao ehHIh'st tiHrlo}ea by tlo buhrd to ntihlSze
mo ~aiee u" tl'o hrfalat' wells or tho west parks
Alter giving Tho cnnst'tucnt prtp0rtt0ns Ut tho
"h'eF tn "hfaba parE hc says: "The whtcr
nor on!s cotta''l' tho largest at,nnnt Ut soisd
substances hi my ol tue sn!horul watcsH IN this
He'Rhp'fht""' nut II a'so tt'''talns tiotn ~ ar
san2e1 a'a IN SUCH quantities eant II cunnpt
VIII De =" 'snt IN MR., o. ns,
aI'ow Of It's being ciussIf,cs Us achaypca,o wnter,
H. consequence Of which lts ase y Indicated III
gseS tSI ~ ~n'cn atHisI,a 'sa PROMINENT feature.
The sa"s ana ea!os nroot.ss Or The xa,sr
a,seoSes Of Inc Urinary o'xas. rheunatlsn nt'a
thu watcr will bo found especially uherul In co,,-
pIIcnted casrs tho disposition Of which must 10
icft to tho practlc,n9 paysIcn. md tn ,hIa to<,.
.,.',., ~ .A''s.'.'. -, a'.A ~ *n'o t",'.
Heot'on tAo presence ol urotnlue of tnaxnesluin
will n!so te considered an important factor.
mai w,,,"r ua tts !. .tnva ,a ,,,"n,,
nmnuaI t.,,narnt',"n ~ |,.,taan' r."..'...
Which, % ,ay n r snmo oI 'eatura
receive more attention" Tho waters in Iiuv.
hlxh terms. and their use behaved to bo Of bcne-
1T IN certain cases.
o.. on motion m Of Mr.. Wooaard the report was &c.
eot.ea. ~ a.so enesessca snat i. would DO we!!
TN nrnr thu SyGllH In fhn I'm rka fnr Inn tp,,af ~
, 1881-11-22

Attention Voters.-Iook tn your interest and
saya doctor bills by utin. Ds. Bulls Cough Syrup.
, 1881-11-22

through tho canal. a dam will ho placed ntyov0
Lock No J, ann Fcssels cA1l tllan t,rcccd via tho
now G,,tlnl. Navigation will bu impedoj for SOW
, 1881-11-22
nnnco Committee hut had not boom present at
bnArtl meetings.
commissioners wilkins thnnBht tho rcslg1a-
ton shtid st1 promptly accepted by the 0ov.

nance Committee. hut had not boon rrtacnt at
bnArA meetings.
:. .ton,h,issIoners wilkins thonght Tho rcs,gna.
etnDr. lfe
TIL SUT LIRE TIE HEFtECTfUNs
contained IN TIN letter OH tho hnMr'l'a actions.
Iontn!sstUtitr l}rrnDck hlAU thought It duu to
The !h'irds sclf.respect thnt Mr. i.awronco's
Commissioner WMJtllrrI did nut like tho lam
rung0 Or the cx.Cntnm!ssIoner. tfe MISC toUk
cxhePtlun - st''0u htntcnenfs made BY ~ Law
the Engineer. III nd nnt wish fo Imply that
Mr. l.hwt,'1lco was tclNt u untrnth, uut tho
EHgle'.ra version nf lhU GDnrui shtton was alto
sa. n!staken. Ne Thought ST. LAWRENCE. il
hs act"r, was nlcn!Eng thu halty net, utl lIossi.
W. "litn t!t* eyes wufc uurti, no wuliId sre II.
ilc moved tue i'ass'Hn Of tlse r'Ilowug rcsoLu.
tlons nud IL whs uf'atlttno'Is1y d.9ptcd:
uout,-lsy.
WHEREAS, j. Frunk Lawrence hns written
ietscrto =. II. 3H.rcA us President Of this
WmEN:ss. sfr. McCren has laid said letter be.
hcho'r'i. Tint tie President and Secretary no
Ah they are Errf!by Instructed IT, tnrwilrd Il
EHY ne SAID letter to tho Guyer!IDr Ut The !statt,
!s',:r Ut tho s'crtt4lry uf this l'oard. and nsk
hlnt tn tHke .uch 4tLtlOn In rclAtlhn theEptn ana
tho rts E4ll'3ttt. whicst "uH1 thateln to bt con"
fil.HGd. H9 to htiH spetIt beat.
In rGstls'nsn tU rt]!!tsst fr1in the I1oHrd. tho
EnE'ntur submitted stttat panB ntltl spepE!lca-
titus lt.r tho iinpEDscnen 0f pne VI tho drive.
waya sitlatrt, u, i the Toxtl or Jefferson. lenAR
nf tiio lara ffuntita: M Tho hnnlcsarl nxtentt-
inR from tho nnr!h tlmc Ut 1lumhfit rnrk tn
the wGHt ltln uf Western avenue unite tn thu
Hsts'' iS.ni. 'o ""f''eeF '''''' sA' gust IT. <'''
1'l,o task nf locatsng sto trccs to he planted
OF washington street WAA referred To thU t'rtsi-
dGtt and Cotn'nlsaloler Curter, with power to
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Tho Committee o1l improvements submitted
tho tulfnwiny report. aiil 1t was Riiopted:
- f'Hlr cnl1tniitte, tn whu.n WIS referred tho
letter Ut your attorney, GcDr9n ". Smith. iii-
lurnltiix yniI that tte EhlcnYo, Milwaukee s. Ut.
raul Railway Company have ufIc1ud tu build Il
y!suet 1T tiIu ur,tssng of said rDni III Central
tou:ovnrA necnr'ilt!x III itlu,,s presented by than
II tho buird harnx txMn1fth Into ttIe tintter,
bex LEAVE ta recommend shat Ahid rn,iroa cum.
pnny bG informed thAt thi4 bnard viii ncccpt tho
nfsr to build tho vlauct cntlrc. with tho txcet,-
i!un Of thu earth tlllng ut tho nppruucheB, which
Hit be hnuU Ly ths ba,trtl.'
The Cotnmltteu On improvements wore given
power to seq tia work propnrly performed.
Tho bonru then aJjutirupG,
, 1881-11-22

EDUCdIIf)N.iL.
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MM j.. ia htl.V.A ~ III ,Eh. Nic.AnFOIkn'h
tfnrmurIy xtu t'uInn &iugn,un'si English, French.
and uprtnaH lismItaH Rud Lay htl.tIl f1f ,pun1
ESu York. Will REOPEN Eups u. Application may to
u,ate W 1otter ur lersoHAlly 1s HttiSp
FenasyLHunIa ~ }IlItnry AenAenly,
Chester. IN. civil EnRcurlnT Chbiltstry, Classics
Eu1tsA He:rtes euuturret tu!. loo. liratt, l'sss
, 1881-11-22

>flTUSE.IEN1,S,
HAFERLT'S THEATRE,
The Large Hand snMIe i,sd Lending TI.catrc, In tho
entfle Hell.knlwh essAHlIkhHd l.lc.tIIUa,
MGnrnM uild DratttIrn-S -Sts. ChfcaeG
J. H. 11AvEI,f Manager nnd vtL prtetor.
THIS TCEAD.AT NIGHT.
FOR THIS THANKSGIVING WEEK ONLY.
ThsnksvivlnV slat!ncv Thursday, also slatlnees
"Wednesday nnd Snl,irday tlils week.
1y arrangement wtth Il. TUyLy CAltTE,
Tlif. AUTHORIZED
PATIENCE COMPANY,
lInt!er tho management Of CUMt.t:Y HAKTON,
Thr only cDlIpahy prosecuting the Original Qrches.
trntun, by -
7"1~ MIR. AHTiIER SULLIVAN,
Tho S{aEH llusl!lhHk, nB 1r1g1nhfea ly
Mik. ". s. G1I,3t:lli.
Costumes. Scenery GtE.. nccurNtG eIplc3 from
1.ttAIIlS AND NHW fulfK.
BhM9 reasonable pr1cus other Thpntsaa.
FNrty lrvnts huxrH nj 4lnsDriv's Theatre.
ltettFsra auats 4aH ut thu lux Uiee Without q.
ira churEu daily tcxcopt outlt1T} FROM a. ILL.,
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CITY CHIT CHAT.

Association pools at Brownlee & Muir
phys saloon.
Craddock's restaurant is the bon ton
place in the city for an elegant meal.
The 10 O'Clock lunch of Cruddock's restau-
rant, in connection with his saloon, is q big
feature and don't YOU forget it,"
The "peace-makers" you get at Grad
docks restaurant fills the whole house with
Joy when you get there, no matter how late
al night or early IN the morning.
Parties wishing to plant fruit, shade or
ornamental trees, roses, vines, evergreeus,
shrubs, or other nursery stock, will find it
to their interest to buy of William Bustrin.
New Hope Nurseries, on HAT. g. R'y., one
mile north of Union depot, Dallas, Texas.
Postotlice box, $50.
1881 has been q very remarkable year In
many respects, but the most wonderful dis
covery of the year was made by the cele-
brated DR.. Milton Hunter, who found
among some old papers that belonged to
his venerable grandfather q receipt for
Hunters Compound Syrup "of Cohosh Tar
and Wild Cherry" for the cure of coughs,
colds, etc. For sale by Hickox & House and
all druggists.
The man who said There Is nothing new
under the SUM-" is dead, but II he had lived
until the present he would find he was
wrong. Hlckox& House have something
new" ut their store. II is the brilliant
Ruby Headlight 0il,ha beautiful ruby
colored oil, non.explosive, and gives most
brilliant, soft light. Hickox & House are
the agents for Dallas. Price 90 cents per gal
| Ion.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel L. II, Tillman, of Longvicw, is
in the city.
Judge William Stedman, of Marshall, is
registered at the Grand-Windsor.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. II. S, Ervay
is confined to the house by an attack of
fever.
J.C. Morris, of Fort Worth, and Govern.
mcnt Grain Contractor, is in the city on
business.
Colonel Sam. Boyd, the cotton-press king
Of the Crescent City, leaves for his home
this morning.
Mr.. William Jenkinscn, the night clerk
ut the Grand.Windsor h6tel, Is confined to
his room by lnalarial fever.
DR.. Charles Il. Rains, of Rusk, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Alice, and DR.
L. II. Rains, Jr., Of palo Pinto were in the
city yesterday en- route to the home of DR.
Rains Jr,
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stolen from the Garrett station, and yester =
day morning il was found on the prairie
near by, intact. The nerves of the thieves
had evidently failed them when they
thought of the terrible vengeance to follow
from Uncle Sam; The pouch contained
some ST. 600 in money and drafts.
The charming Miss Retta Stogsdill, Of
Mckinney, who has been on visit for a
few days to her friend, Miss Annie Banks
dale, returned home yesterday. She has
made many friends and left many admirers
in Dallas, who will anxiously wait for an
other visit.
On Thursday next, the nth inst. Il Q
Dallas public will be treated to another
matinee and evening performance by two
of Americas cleyerest comedians, Messrs.
7, Il. Baker and 7. ]. Farron, who will ap-
pear at Craddock's opera-house in the com.
Iedy-drama, called the original, Chris and
Lena, IN which they have gained considera-
BILE celebrity both In Europe and America.
Chris and Lena" Is an old play, but 1t has
been improved upon by degrees and is most
admirably adapted to the popular taste.
| The press everywhere speak in compli.
mentary terms Of these comedians and
their speciality.
The daisy whisky in Dallas Is the Glen
Lea, TO be had always at the Glen Lea
saloon, corner Main and Murphy streets.
The public has found out the purity and
excellence of this whisky, and there is a
rush for II. The bar.tenders at the
| Glen Lea saloon, Messrs. George
Buck and Morris Wilson are thoroughly au
iait In their business, are courteous, urbane
/ and attentive to the wants and comforts OF
their guests. AT the Glen Lea are always
to be found the finest Of wines, the most
fragrant cigars and foaming, fresh beer, The
cosiest, handsomest private rooms, where a
party Of friends can havea retired and quiet
Mace for an hours amusement, In all the
city.
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Ladies',

again return thanks for past favors.
We shall make this winter the most Gle.
CANT novelties In Walking, Carriage and
Reception costumes, Coats and Wraps.
Guaranteed. In fit style and finish not to
be surpassed anywhere.
MRs. V. Il. WALLER.
725 l-2 Main st. Dallas Texas.
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December 9th will be gala day for the
little folks und tier parents. All are in
yited to the grand display, at the Book
Store. MAtos & ERB.
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CAIN, FREIBERG & CO
AT THE MARKET DRUG STORE

You will find the best assortment of Spongos,
Brushes, Combs, Purses, Knives Razors, Mir.
rors Perfumes, and all toilet goods. Corn Cure;
Catarrh Cure, Rat Poison and Cough Remedies
etc. r +. EISENL0HR
SIG Main Street, Dallas Texas
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l will sell for the next thirty days the
stock of millinery and fancy goods of Il.
Bauman at and below cost.
ALEX. 0RrLIEB, Assignee.