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(First publication Nov. 8, 1881. y No. 1Oq
IN NOTWITHSTANDING COUNTY COURT
/ In the matter Of the estate of Henry Coakley
deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters testament
AIRY On said estate having been issGed to George
b. Guyes and Lyman j. Nash, on the LIST Gay OF
November, 4. d, 1881, and six months from and
after said day being allowed aud limited for cred-
tors to present their claims for examination and
allowance, notice is hereby given that the said
Court will, on the third Tuesday OF each of said
six months, and also the last day SO limited,
at the probate Office in the city of Manitowoc, in
said county, receive. examine and adjust eli
Claims, and demands of all persons against said
deceased
Dated November !, 1881.
MICHAEL KIRWAN County Judge.
Nash & Nash, Attys. noY24
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MALE QUARTETTE:

MALE QUARTETTE:
Like the snow on the mountain.
Like the foam on the river.
Like the bubble on the fountain
We're gone. and foreverl
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Poor CARL EAw-rner
Sits in the corner,
And munches his humble pie;
He sticks in his thumb
But he can't find a plumb.
And he walls, Now I'm ready to die"
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be crashed" And we think we know
who held the fail.
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(First publication Oct. %, 1879 No 10.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

First publication Oct ~, 1879 No. 102.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
IN PR0BATE,-MANITOWo COUNTY COURT
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license, made il said
matter, on the 18th day OF October A. D., 1881, by
the county court of said county, the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of said deceased will
on Tuesday, the 22nd day of November, A. D.,
1881, az ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at
the Office of the county i1dge, in the city of Mani
towoc, in said county or Tor as,s, at nublic ven
due, the following described lands, tG-wit: The
west-haf OF the southwest quarter of section egh-
teen QS), town seventeen 90, range twenty-five
CA, in said county of Manitowoc.
The terms of sale Will be made known at the
time of sale.
JOHN ENGEL, Administrator
Dated the 18TH day OF October, A, D, 1881. I'd
First publication Oct 20. 1881 No. 100
IN PROBATE,-MANITOW0C COUNTY COURT
i In the matter ofthe estate of Frank Mach, de-
ceased.
To all whom it may concern Letters tesla
mentary on said estate having been issued to
Frank Pelishek on the 18th day of October A. d ,
1881. and six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors to present their
claims for e4smInalCl e,41 allowance, notice is
hereby given that said court will, Ola Iha third
Tuesday of each month during the time SO limited
and also on the last day of said six months at the
probate Office in the city of Manitowoc, in said
county, receive, examine and adjust all claims. and
demands of all persons against said deceased.
Datsd October Is, 1881.
MICHAEL E+RW.AN, County Judge.
Nash - NASH Atlufneys anE-le
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Sarsaparilla

60 For Scrofula, and all
-, scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
:IE pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
"a ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Yk5s Eruptive diseases of the
ET' - skin, alterations of the
49, S Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
EEg Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
NC H. Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
.Asss - letter, Salt Rheum. Scald
- - Head, Ringworm, Ulcers,
Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
It's ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
CeiGiI 10 etSouItti, dllNl Willie 1t IL 81 Illllu
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and coriuptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of t. csc cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiorit of this Sar-
saparilla over every otter Alternative
medicine. So generally its superb
ority to any other medicin known, that
We need DO no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PISErAnEn RY
DR.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
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First publication Nov.3, 1851 No
PROF. E-MANITnW COITNTy cor

First publication Nov.3, 1881 No. 10.
IN PRCBATE-MANlTOW0 C COUNTY COURT
L In the matter of the estate of John Petroskie,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters testament
tary said estate having been issued to Eva
Petroskie Oh the first day of NOvcmber A. D., 1881,
and six months from and after this Gay beinL al
lowed and limited for creditors 10 present thciI
claims for examination and allowance, notice =
hereby given that the said court will, CD the first
Tuesday of each of said six months, and on the
9Th day of May, 1882, at the probate office in the
city of Manitowoc, in said county, receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands of al
Da1fe6 against said deceased.
MICHAEL 11Sf8li..
A, j. Schmftz, Attorney. f i iose,
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North Western House Bus

viii be found at the depot at the arrival of every
tram also al me boat landing. Bus orders left at
the following places viii receive prompt attention:
South Side, North Western House, Williams
House. North Side, Plumb d Nelson ana at the
Stable.
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DR.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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dency.
, 1881-07-15
THE IRON MARKET.

pinLApELrlI1A, .pa., July 14-The tros
market shows signs Of returning actly!ET.
There Is very little st0ppage for repairs. 1h
heat limits tho output, rs the laDor cannos
endure it. Fresh offers aro In tho ma1kes
for both foundry al,d mill irons. Foreign
iron Is heard OF daily FROM parties who lsa's
lutely drlwN stocks from bond. Good brand,
nro hold ut $40 and S3l for forge, n1ld Ss4 fos
foundry. Besssnlor is duller than usual
owing to tho ntlvance. buyers will hold ut
havo abundant supplies. The bar mills l!a5s
sumo OH noxt AIondny, with n }afr volume ott
business. DoMantl lsstea4ily improving, aM
consumers are ilastening oraurs, III. ITo
mOiltllS' work Is OH lanu. This demand 70,
iron has Increased since tho Tat l!staut, ana
an Improvement III prices Is falt. which prom.
!ses IL lncrease., buyers Ut r,l!Is hase a@
beol seen for toll days. Quotations ~
ste,uly: Aillls uro solI six months aheAd lot
steel and tl1re0 OH Iron. Old rnlls dull.
, 1881-07-15
TEE WABASH SYSTEM.
6yfetaf ptspatth to Iht CHICAGO IS4hnns.

~
SrRISorIELp. ILL.,, Jniy 14.-'rhe rekin,
Peoria Il jacksonville md the Springfield 6
Northwestern RUntls will tu-inorraw formal
ly pass.tnto tho possession ot tho Wabash, st.
Louis IL 1'ac1iic and become part Of the Wa
basil system. Thcse roa,ls will he ntldcll 10
the Illinois division Ut tho Eastern, OF which
II. r. Clark, Of this city, Is Superintendent,
col. II. Andrews, ,t,f Toledo, l,elnK Grneral
Superintendent OF tie four divisions included
fl tho Eastern Division. These a,ltli-
tions p!are about zoo miles of road Under
the SUPERVISION of Mr. Clark. Another fcel,cr
i sllnrtly 70 be adde,l to tho lYa''as!, system.
viite Crossing aiid Xiton. Tils ino Is to 6e
KNOW, ns the Alton y .EdwnrAsvil!u ltull-
way Company, md articles OF incorporation
Its route, IS to ha from E.lwarlsvlile Cross
ing to Alton. The capital stock Is to be
$40 ooo. The Directors ar, .!nnles II. lfnw
aMd Wells H.. D!ndgett, st. l.pllls; .Josapll
tslllespIo md @. b. !'nElictt. Mwartlsvll!a;
John Z. Copplnger. lVilEtnm L. Schcppc, aliu
ZpphA1IIall Il, Job, Alton.
, 1881-07-15

Quarterly Meeting Of tho State Board
or Public C2lartt1cx-Ne1v Corpofas
tlOnn LicCnHcd to Organize.


tlonk Licensed to Organize.
Bpfeial Dtspatth to Thu Chicago Tribune
Srn1SoFlELp, ILL.,, July 14.-The Stats
Doartl ot Public Charities held Its Quartedy
,,leutIng ut tic State-House to-day. Ssen-
tary Wines submitted the usual financial
statement showing thatfor tho thrc6 munths
from April to June / tho Income Of
the tou institutions \ In charge Of
tho Board was $al0,03a. The expenses
were S309,753, OF which SlG5,s&
was ordinary and 843,16D special, TM
average number Of inmates was s. ,aess33, aM
average cost of maintenance per capita VII
S5l.G0. Tho l}oard exnlntued the plans pre-
parcel for additional buildings for the kau.
kakce lnsano Hospital, part Of which wen
approved and the remainder returned to TIA
architect for modification. They also ap
proved tho plans submitted for u small los
pltnl building to be erected for the llse Of tho
Soldiers Orphans llone at Normal. :
Tle Secretary of state issued licences :,
tlois: Tho Biack Boar Copper Mining Tom.
ratoris, r',i + i. i. Mssss, ": +. Withefsli, Z: e
HuddlestoM: Tho Midland Telephone Con-
22snatf5 2sn' 3c II L 5aes Spa s ohease s Sat A I'd
rators,. Jaines q. Neck, J. 3. Hcifort, Charles
aesa! Costl!sates Of Organization were filed rs tel
lows: Tho Watseka Camp-Meet,nK Assoeta.
'tton OF the NJ. Z. Church, Ut Wntseka, III.
quois County. This Furniture Workers
Union,. No. l, Of Chicago. corporntors, tiu+
tave liuer!cf, Henry Aim, William Stall;
knocllt.. Tile machinery nilt Agricultural
Iron Alolders' Unlon,. NJ. 2e,, OF Chicago:
cnrl,nrators, John kane, Michael QuealT
William Grant, and others,
The Lancaster Milling Company, OF Cltca+
20, gives ll0tlco totluy Of III increase Of Ia
'rhc Auditor today Registered $3.50 Of
Mac0upin County Cuurt-llOuso bonds,
, 1881-07-15
ILLINOIS,
!
IflAYA.

Hpeetal D.spa.eh 10 The GAteaeo Tribune 1
DECATUR, ILL.,, July l4.-A prolonged rain,
WORTH thousands Ut dollars to tlle growing
corn crt'l, ot a(acon County, fell In this soc-
tim Of tic State carly this morning, cDn,-
pletcly sonklMg tllu i,arclIetl eMrtli, This
weather In still warm md slitry, ~
Spstt1t Usp4seh to Tht CAteag1 Tribune,
pA1lIY, ILL.,, July 1l,-I4.lst T'ucsllRy and
10 ltt2 4! lie sl,a.lt, 'o-tlay n iius rain fslI,
Whiol. haa tic gffectof lowering tho mercury
down nlil0ilE tl,u .nIYtlttcs. Tie c0ru md
yGEutAtLOil gglivrAlly was suffering for tho
WNst pt ruin, tla sNn curling the i,lntlcs or
tho farmer IL MI pylnlt that WIS alarming
thu farmers; hut thu rnin c,u,0 III g0Uil
SaiIsNn, ntitl Will Insure Oin ut tho Gent UrNpa
fc0rll ev9r. ra!suu In EtgAr County Tho
Whpat liala ~ proving ln,lgii better than Mt
first Rntlelpatoil, md ttllnk, 1t Safu to Sly
that two-tlllrls 0t te crop Will bU a fnir estl.
"'o spset. ST. ~ s;es as l. qas Chicago 7rsuu:
l'oyvIAc, ILL.,, July H.-'rhu prayers for
rnln l,i!ya. Agalils been answered. It bogul.
faltlng this IlIorning. mn, cnlltl,,ued to ri..,
gently tlr0uglnllt lil0At Ut Tic llny. All it,
GMcl!labta amount Of Ethnl has beef, d0ne.
rha hot weather md drought .ware causing
tlle snall RrallI 10 rlpgH tpn rapidly, mil
fcnrs wer1 enturtailletl tllAt tlle s0etl would
bo !lEh!.. Tles0 doubts NA INV removed,
Ntsl I'LL abundant crop ot 0lA h1,d llAx II now
eertnia. Cofn IS tassolinK GttK i.luely. mud
NEttlK, ,1,..-T - ~ ~
, 1881-07-15

l1o II Going to Float from Fort nenton
to 81. Louis, atd Cannot Ffh0 oui
IXO1v Fnr Il IL.

1TsS r. INT fr.x fNrStf TfnH - r
~ oM ~ raoa' .s t,s..'.s w.ao nenton
10 st' no".s,. a"o 'cahnos fiao 0ua
HOW far II ~
Special Dtsnatsh TO 1hs Chicago 7Fteaaa
QulScr, ILL.,, July i4.-Capt. Paul l'oyton
T.o,,is ami ,y',, 1rocnn,1 M his wav . !. ~ u
1,omi - 49, snso., w." .fts,,a ta W ~. Us way o.
raal o'htorlo" nltarllooh' iic IL aecompa.
ni0u ny CalH. 0felhef's siaa'l advertising
steamer mil mtna 1le,t. lIe Is suffering from /;
aauo. wlllcj, jIu thinks he must have con,r,o.
nj ,,,',,in out in,,tinv. during thn io.t ~
~ ans m' IT, tha @ su;"",ns ,ao. fro,,, t,,a s. .e~
Gays, III tae S"n'aps p"eh ltual tl'e river. !.
For tho present, he says, i'e will bc Obliged .
tn kill ttme IN orttur to recruit Ills hpaIth :
Tia axnrcts In ,nnkr stons or some ,lnva a.ss,
~ nHpou,.,ri i,mh,,,'n Afrt,r",or t,,essa ssse
~ Da9ehpof'1 N"ouH'let ntcu'ekof' iia'fR
d,l Cliten, In Crosse, alld 10 SOCK sport tor l.
still lOi.gur time in Lake rcpin. : From 81 !
Paul ha viii proceatl to Bismarck, and ttnns. :.
-, ~. rt,,r, &, E,,rt 1ln,tnu for III Is"
, 1881-07-15
DANIEL ROYSE,

:, bpttial nspatth 70 Ih4 Ihfaoa Tfl6uae. ~,
:; LAFAYETTE, Ind, July A.-JFhe fut!eta ~
ofthe late lion. Daniel lsoyse, Clsrk ot Nv
Supreme Court, taok pIace this fotenooss
Among those present from indianapolis W. -
Lleut-GoN :Thos, Llama, Treasurer ot o1a.o
Il. s. Hill, AdjpAnt.Genera! james Il tam.
hal,; Auditor of State E. u. We!t. Nep'lt.rfns
ct tho Supreme Court Frank n. Dice. EaMas Mhs
Il faesal sssSess g. y wers aSt, so!'acsed Ut by f
William o. Dickinson, Presbyterian 'li]
tor, III 'the procesal0l! Were ol!!-fT!!g.1""css 1"cs
me!nbues Of lafayette Post, @. 4. H. JGast: Jniqtst.
Ut tho County Courts, county officers, M ~ III
which leceasdl was for number OF {sass ,:ns
Secretary, and large cOMcA4Ese Df rll!At%s Nv
aud aeQuaintances. rl0 State Dlneefs '
turned this aftprnoon. .y-
, 1881-07-15
KAN1lAKEE ~ SOUTHWESTERN.
SpftfeI Qi4paieh 10 Thk Chfedao Tribune.

SrIltSarlELp, III, July 14.-'rl,o rcsolu-
tIons adopted by tile shareholders Of the
Kankalsca L. Southwestern Railway Conf
liany were filed In the Secretary Ut Statn's
ol'lca to-tlay. a. deed af trust Is to be uatlo
by tho Company upon nll Its property to
j.. v. r. I.antlopl, 'u,Ml Stuyvcsant Fish.
trustees, to secure 1,00g bDnds nf $l.D9O cucll,
~ b0 issued by tho tlltiDls Central Rnllrua,l
CoMpntly, payab!a ut i,s o'licn IN Now York
Ang. !, 1881, wilt. Interest ut s per cent, pay-
for thu pllrp.'se Of re.rIng sa00,0O0 OF out.
standing b0ltls ai!d t0 finish, improve, and
euulp tho tONll.
, 1881-07-15

Tho funeral. Ut tho lato Dayid Thornton
took placo ut ~ O'Clock yestcrtlny morning
t'ftoln st, 1lary's Church, corner OF Wabash
avenue nI Edrltlge court. There was n
lnrge number Ut friends III tltteniatcu, and
several beautiful tlorat offerings rested on
' tho cfsktt: llfgl. nltsss WIS col,ductntl by
Fasller u0ulett alltl u eut0Ky Ut, tho deceased
w!,s !lellyersd by the lsuy. Faltler Rules. Ilo
,Ml!.lMorers ,tWera Atnssrs. jain alatlocks,
Il: :. Nerp!tt,:r,; 4lyllHgl', +. !. Howard,
IT, BntleI91 a,d H., H. Siroat. X
WarA uenlotratl4 Club, consisting Of A1cssts.,
JM!n x. k.:llrlna!Yllle, Moses Wentworth,
Michael Mcdonald, s,n,la HwnyMo Wicker.
tlIltteo wns represented by Joseph Muckill,
Franels' L. Hoffman, .!r, ind ,Matty Kli,lay,
Ihe UeMocratlt City Ceittrn! rnnlnlttNu WIS
rcprgs9llted by Aiassrs. j. X. Miller, WlllInl,l
MeNelll, Capt. Farrell, md Thomas iiyMii,
Gen, john Smith, attorney Of tho tlceulisutl,
WINS III; ckarKe Of affairs, There wore luso1
present .Mussrs, EtlWnrl Cllllsrtull, N, i,
Eynns, Frad Kantzlor, William, Glinsill, Ju-
TilulnaY F0lay,'p. llutfroI,, Emil l|Ullsil,avr,
Atichnel nurks. James Mel;arry. CApt. linck-
luy, Capt 1lAthsway, John bowling, anl
OkuVfa, -
, 1881-07-15

and Bntan without gloves. EtIs audtenec !, f.,
crchainn !,ay. anl hls remarks mcguire new ,' n'
terest. ltu til.rt,l'ra lst nIRt t"a largo s", ID,
tGnts ur ttnse sna!rlnR prayers, thorn VIZ. VIII
]aran nttalcr stEnlfch TINT, ths. Spirit wns 4
conversiis liz nrgos lii hcnrars tp pt r s'ts r.
nrmnr, md Ko tn battle vaiinnty. lid whit, ~
lllkowarn! followers. ll0 wants thcin 10 sfos4. ~
lnd Nlront,y tho "A,,ions " arc buco,nnr msst vst
pronounced and moro numerous. ''>"s
, 1881-07-15
w, Il, N'l'IspyG.


Special Htspafeh to The Chteaoo 7'rtbune.
TOPEKA, 1tus., July lt.-'rl.e pro,MntIoh Of
W. B. Strong to be President OF tho Atclll.
s0tl, Toprku Il Santa FL liuiiroad, though
not yet officially announced, Is fully Ms
stirred. nstt Afr. Strong will at once assume
entire c0,,trol 0t tlI!s ynst corporation. Ills
Immediate assisa'lt vii! be Nj. i. l.. pnrkar,
IL .untlarstood TINT George d. Manchester
will recclvn II promotion Iii the management
0f tho rtIutt, Md lMny Mca.ua tielurll AIal,n.
gur, tho position vacated by President Strong,
, 1881-07-15

!
Two hundred a1,d twenty-five emierants
arrived hero yesterday by tho Michigan C0l,-
trul. nlMl 6o1 by the ltttsburE IL Fort Wayne.
On alld ntter next Monday tho Northern
lNcltsc Hallway will run II reg,llnr passenger
tratN 'ctwcen G|enaiyo &St. Paul, d dIs,aueo
OF CO. miles.
rhs ChIcago Il Eastern Il!lnols 1lallroad
takes fnrnlal possession Of tho Evansville i
Tcrre Ila0ta lsallroad July ~, Tho COM
pany IS how scattering cnss along upull tho
stuetracks Ut tlls EyNnsyilla Il Tcr.p ll4utu
lsailrmtd, with tho Intertion Ut getting MI
cured. 1t ii bel|tyet! tt,at tie yaud;ilia LIno
petIti0n, P, !
Yesterday Alouroe.street sca,per camo
Into tllu l'iitslurE i Fort Wnynp tickvt-oIlee
bringing y Al'llilaaelphln to lJsn.lwoua ticket,
SH. lle stnted that = n'al otFvre.I Il for sa!s,
but, lu!ng tlestnneu rlitllar too eli,a1fy, !" lit
onl." !ony.llH tla Ticket III tho seaIper's
ha.ds; u y s4plA'seal " belong ton l,asscls-
Depot the 0tl4or slay. ~ :~~:@,.'T.
Alr. Lowell Immediately recognized tho
delluacy OF tbs casa, llur1 wns u ilal Who.
ll 11ltlsY lf s0'll9 ,yp'trs, intended t! parry,
proyldaI lie c9all Evt 1''lsses TOR q ?ySE{alll,
tour. Now i Ii not tha policy :tf't||l1 DUR
aa sto s 'is e fs ~ v7 y 'fH sq atp1 a ef pop. y
!atlon BY disc0uragtaa, ,|larftaia,., 20 taf ~
tho passts were a.il!oarlteu. 4ls, l.awell wGultl
htys set tlozel'. bHt l'p h},ougl!t s9,.ntt t'ne
lsast Ul!gllt 10 bo pl.l.' III t!s ttlienlA II Is
iskely that lleeslng Ut tlle. .li,Arti vt Direct
orr Will 10 salle.l' fnr llio. p'lspnso Ut Auteg-
mtNlnx the llaltt nf tha colnl,al,y'A ,All,tn-.
father once did,
, 1881-07-15
thu following rifles will gnvorn IN rcHnrsi to tho
maximum and minimum weights to be allowcd

@sx!maa, .snd ,p!nimuSm "a weights q &c aiiowoi
Mni@%ii SSsi 's''ii eaes formerly OF saon pounds
eaelty as oq o,ns wiS II tae caP"o,.y i. Ss s
os ana @as nj esTs @ 5 ~ne te Sesssa
shown may he loaded to TINT capnoity, without
additional eharFo above 4 pro rata proportion Of
Sesoad-The minimum quantity ia bc charged
for on th1 below, mentfonctl articles shppotl N
fSs'ssa tSsi s m ss 'no T nS qs r ,,; s @ o5s
pounds loss than thotr capacity for tho ears on
w''iet tlS c.p:s'ty y ,atkS, m THU, 4 esr 'sr
my of the following articles viii BE- Il do pounds,
sriox ,, nny coa grnit, IT, n p!K na ' ratI l.
barrels, esttmat!h weight :s0 pounds par barrrl.
lumber. tatt. shn9ies. md posts, malt meats n
n @ rpe. stes c.e srs %es; ~; fse % ss t asss sap
tiniatest II 100 pounds por barrel. sand, stons
'EH?t"|. antri@Xu excess above tho maximum
weight abuvo specified. Or abovo tho capacity ot
cars rs tnarked. will bo charged Mt double pro-
and Hs!f. date? Nav: ii. issa, aud Jan. Is. iss.
q esSsoy eSs e S SIM" ns, sGa:sh' S o
nal main % IN eieoi !ia' aaE III inrthes % no.tee. .t' va" ~
Fyth-Asents will ,entlonvor. at alt times to
have have tt9 cars . toded as nearly as possible 70 to
Sirti-Tho r.,ics contained, In Circular No. 81.
'y It'll oec II na @uss n Is s. xssaf rsgf
Ssrsa,i-car.load freight received from con-
weiEht only, provided sa!Ee is NOT !css than
0.Ou pounds, tho lnttor weight being. tho .nlnI.
+ 1e tse aes sr sef'sa 's.s
cRE-lnaa weight on tho asllelu. : .
Etuata-Pofe!en M ears on which sapssty s
~ na DG33itk0 In Nil Thu minimum tu Ea
, 1881-07-15

spst1al Dbpatfh 10 Ths Chicago TFibune.
BosroS, July l.t-Mr. Hobart larris, of st.
Louis, having declined to be d Director In
the Atlantic u rnute Railway Company.
Col. II. g. Mutt, of Chicago, l'as becn elected
In his ptacc. Col. Mutt will succeed ar.
Thomas Dtulserson M President Aug. ii,
When Mr. Dlckursnil will give hts whole Mt
California SnAthern llDytts. Col. Mutt Is MI
accomplished civil engineer, mil ll,ls 0f lnto
been III cnrge Of tho ChiGng0 0llice of the
Mexican Central Railway Company
, 1881-07-15

MENn0rA.lll Ill. July l4.-atss. Mary l4al,.lol,
Watkl.'s, mother Ut afg. Ill. Watkins, ticket
agunt iA th!s cfty.f0r over twenty years Of
the Chicago darlington & Quincy md tlle
Illinois Ccntral Railroads, died yesterday at
tho adyaHGel aga ot VI. An Injury resulting
from full ten weekly ago cuilttael llcg Ii
probably hast0nel Aer !lalllse.. ~. Mrs,, NYAt.
klns waA formerly, At New York, but (!R4
1ctl. reslduK WITTY l.cr soA leTe fQy about tell
, 1881-07-15

V{6Fu4f 0ksF0sFH W
DECATUR, ILL.,, July, l4.-l'he ueotk ot MI
old luAn named William ssepbens took place
llere to-day, Ills age was, 10. lie was nj
but short time. The body viii be taken 10
Champaign tomorrow tur luturmpnt BY
pE. Stephens, brother Of this ueroaseu,
, 1881-07-15
CROP PROSPECTS. i.
Reports from the Greater Por-
ton Of Iowa by No Means
-. Encouraging.
Expectation Of, a Deficit in Spring
ss::hn,Mhcat Of 1900, 900 Bushels
al Compared. with 1880.
Flax Xboiit tiion Only Crop That
Is Giving: Satisfaction This
.%,Yenfse.,

IGihts ".
:; 49, ~
A DenBe Cloud Of uhfpoh-Bugs Dark
ems the Sky In Kansas.
i.--7-
r,,.. 10MA. IOWA, r,. ..,..,u
49, rA'"sanhns as', onay ,, 'e H.. to,.ownR
Iowa crop psospects from LUG monthly CROP
sIiatror, Secretary Of lie State 4 gricultural
n9roey e nt" ,s .ne pas.s OF COM
% cor,.Nietysoya sssa eotes, Sus rspresent,n9 s
the crop a. = pr p1v ea't about per cent de-. To-
crease crease ot esop sluee J,no ls. Heavy rains,
poets; wirs md cut worms still Mt work, and
many acresare worthless for want OF cultlya-
ton caused by excessive wet weather. Thc
.lecrenso in product compared VIII, M Tie
previous !.;, year Is estimated at 100000
prooln.corn-slxty;.one counties, reprosout-
In, ~, fn,vusnins ,,;y. ina voro ra n,,,ijttor
~ - .,as ~ a.., % k.vo ~ ~ ~ 49,. .,'
o. y per cent, q decrease ol lo par cent since
the juno report -
W!n!er Whoa-sixts,tlree counties, rep.
s I,,on x IT, ~ .owss' p"cu ue ~ rsu'sc y, eon
''o -. w.. ~ ~ eet, assseaso w. ~ 70. s.nt
." WV 4'oH'.'' 4'a1n5 HeAen "uto p'oWcu
up, being wlntor.klllcta. Chincll-bugs and
rust have been fatal to tho crop. :.
9nr}nv Vhont..Snvo, In ~, rod or,t t,uap+r.
=, te,. a .wenty. 10y:
.uul .,,. .owns".ps W e'snty'elsns eouMaos g!ve
decrease Ut II, per ceut since tho ,Juno report,
T,llo Iuss IL nttrihnt,I tn Gilman .b,,ps, rnst.
w,n,i ond hail ator,na ana m,,r,, NJ II ia NJ,
the gro"i't. Alany tscrcs nre Reported not
worth harvesting. Des Motnus County re-
ports tho lowest nyrrage. tY pcr cent Tho
Highest aynrlxc. c.-llancock md KossutI
Counties 100 ,,ur cetIt, J3usin,; ut, estimate
0n these figures cUlnparetl witt, tile crop Of
in pfa,tI1,ct Of II. UOO.oW bushels. >'S''S''
Sprlng Darley-Eiglty counties, from ,gA,
| townships, roport Tic condition nj 81 pcr
cent,
Winter Bar,oy-On)y fourtepn COMMITTEES
ani towusl,ips rcpUrt tho cuntIit.on OF thjs
cr0i,, Which Is nix rer cent.
Onts- ts-Ninety.ssYen counties, represented
| tiDn ut g.. ter cG,It, d decrctlse Of tnly / pur
| nt,,R .t..t,,
, 1881-07-15

5ptesat Dtpateh 70 7As Chicago Jft1ua4,
pATTLEaRogNp. Iud., July 1t-The lley, Mr..
Harrison 1nay now 10 said to be fairly ut work
at Tho camp. nectlug hero, aud Is going for s!n