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The Evening critic., 1881-08-08

THERE IsA BOND OF SYMPATHY existing
between Philadelphia and Washington. 1t
of neither cities are properly cleaned. Our
contractors and those ofPhiladelphia of might
swap the jobs and the citizens would never
know the difference.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08

THE Springfield Republican says that the
newspapers south of Mason and Dixon's
line continue to talk sense and patriot
ISM" We are pleased to see that the peo-
pie in Massachusetts read THE CRITIC and
appreciate its intelligence
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
TallnI.9

Mr.. james Stokes. one of the richest mon
in New York died last week. He began
business life as clothier and tailor. When
twenty.four years old he married u daugh-
ter of Arson u. Phelps, and soon thereafter
house of Phelps. Dodge & Co. He leaves an
estate estimated Mt from sJ,0O0,000 to $7,0Oc,-
nnn
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
This IN a SCOOP.



Sarah Il. Hall called ut the Journal Office
yesterday to request that no mention be
made OF her marriage last night with John
promised to say nothing about 1t. As none
OF the Journals local force knew of this
happy union, they refrain from mention
inU IL,
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1881.

THE New York Star compares the con-
dition of the Nihilist-threatencd Car at
the present time to broken-winged duck
pursued by pot-hunters. Both have about
as pleasant time of it,
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under the head of Situations
Wanted" and "Help Wanted" wiHhereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inrite our friends wishing
situations or help to aral themselves Of this
offer. Ans,pers directed in care Of CRITIC
Office ,ciH receive careful attention.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
PERSONAL.
THREE-STORY HOUSES FOR sA

G Sn WILL BE PAID ANYBODY PRO-
sD OO curing me situation as printed for
warder or ruler In the Government bindery. Ad-
dress INDER. Critic office.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
raciIitics at a Low Ebb.

IIIuIuHHpO115 JOUfIINI.
The startling ncws comes from Vienna
that tho crew to compete with Cornell in
the boat race of the lIth has not yet been
selected. The educational facilities of Aus
tria are ut very low ebb.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
T. W. MURPHY, 623 G street n. W.

Practical horseshoer, has a full knowledge of the
structure and formation of the horses feet, and
with experience Of thirty years In horseshoeing
he guarantees to cure all diseases Of the foot ee OF
charge. de2O-
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08

EoR SALE =. EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
~ within ~ miles OF Vineland, N J.; improved
rooms; built under the supervision OF the
owner, witout regard to cost; with large barn,
proved style; water I'm both dwelling and out
houses land rich; choice fruits; the furniture is
house; a great bargain. Apply to w, II. Main &
ave. ivff
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w lily of adults. Address, stating rent and
describing property, APEX, Critic office. au6.3t%
WANTED TO RENT-ROOMS, TOP FLOOR,
wv for storage, on Penna. ave- or near, bet 10th
and AZ SITS. II. w. WHITAKER, 208 AZ street.
ali5-3ts
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08
E0R SALE

Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
inserted times for 25 cents.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08

LNOR SALE-A LOT IN VINELAND, N j..
~ 100 feet on Boulevard st. and $50 feet on Wood
st.; lies between two railroads, fronts on. one inn
building Is quite large and is intended for the,
storage Of carriages also, Q blacksmith and
wheelwright shop, office 15x20 IT. the other build
ings for bazaar and stables; population GOO0 prop
erty insured for $1,000 WIN. ii. MAIN & BRO, 4,
The Evening critic., 1881-08-08

TINOR SAIE--TIIE CHOICE STOCK OF GRO
II ceries and fixtures In the hrst-class stand.
corner Tenth and streets northwest. Iil-henltr
the cause of closing business. Will be closed out
ut auction about August !, II not ut private sale
, 1881-06-21
DARING ROBBERY.
A Cleveland Firm Rc loved OF $4,000
Neatly mud Expellst ous1y.

Cleveland Firm re leyed or $4,000
Ns.tiv nn,1 Frne.lIst ou,ly.
r., r,.r' ea ~ INN .,"na 1sFDna ~ Tho cootast
EhshA yune 10, aasoDa,,i ~ s.,,,,.s."s
and most aIltaaclolss ana sneccssitti 1oopefies
wars nccurretl this afternoon about . O'Clock,
Aho,,t o,cncr K. q. c,,tlcr. hookkpeper
t.oos r. 1,sn.'.r,, to,,,,,,or, >, H.; % rnr,
Tor Mahr - bfasto'', iouhus's' ~ ~. ~ ~ ~, ~
ter street, went 10 inc oailK ant! arcW s''.o'
sn,arv Cutler took tne money TO tic Office
.ss ,',ooe,t H. IN - ,orgo vn,,it oofo r,oct.
anu Inaeeu ~ ."Hu ~, S NV. o. s H. ioeis
ihR 1lo aale. eAflhE the MY III VIZ 'och'
, 1881-06-21

sptetat Dhpatea to Tbs Chicago Trtbuns.
New To1sK, June 20.-TAare were too many
men.3ers of the Produce Exchange who
bulled Luke Blackburn last Saturday and
"got left" at the tstand to permit either Of
strong or active markets this morning on
either floor, as seyen out Of every ten Of them
were on the wrong side OF tho market Sat-
urday, and too demoralized to bull anything.
There was nobody but Armour to bull the
market. This l.o did with great atiroitness
by bidding s1.21 for No. 2 spring, OF which
he practically holds the whole. lie was.
therefore, safe In doing so, and It lnnlo quo
tattons, "you know" to send to Chicago and
Europe, which were
CALCULATED TO HIRING HIM BUYERS
rut1ler than sellers, which, Of course, would
look very funny. to one not knowing Ills
pecrllarities.
Kent WIS bearing corn, or possibly throw
Ing 1t over. Possibly he lad read N. K.
Fairbanks circular OIL corn and got pan[cky.
Dispatches from Chicago state that tllo
reason OF tho July option In wheat advancing
In the past few days to nearly tile price OF
August fs due to Arlnpur's recent purchases
Of tho Cincinnati pool md his purpose Of
bu!ling July. Other dispatches, which SEEM
tn find believers here, state TINT. while ellp
posed to bo buying, hc is really selling
hence utter an early strength tic markut re-
ccdol before tho first call..
, 1881-06-21
SITTING.BULL,

He Has hut Tvvcnty Lodges OF Old Mon.
Who 1Iuvo Fought the Good Fight
and Don't 1yans Any More oft.
Special Casnspondrnee af' Ihe chtearo Tribune. Z
WooD MOUNTAIN, n. W. ~, May 8l.-Al'
though Slttnx-Ilnll Inns not surrendered, this
Is q 1llatter OF indifference, ns the Sioux nro
now, with tho exception of about twenty
lodges, all OIL their respective Agencies
These twenty lolEus upon th!s sl.lo aro no
menace TO either Government, heinE nearly
NIL old mon. The young men Ind been
weetied out by slaj. Crozler, tho Canadian
officer Mt this post, arml sent over with Low
Dog anu tho Ht.Fox band. Thesa were the
only element which might llavu mad" any
disturbance, and 50 MAI Crozler was most
SJtting-l,iil Will nav most likely get III
an!ong inc Saytee slo9x wh!cn afe m Ip2n ,na
emI Of hjs Ihys. liz went .tlurtl! K0n!c
tiiNo ago. AM! li,ls no donht realized tas n;
oeatto Us nrss nost y IL u S; ,s;; har ~ e Ws4a %t
he so Inclined. SANTEE'
, 1881-06-21

Special Dttpateh to Ths Chtsoqo 7r4buns.
, 1}ELr.EyiI1.E. Ont, June 2o.-4A number Of
giriy employed Il, n tatt0r-s'lop here refused
10 work on Saturday night 1ccatso the end
Ut tie wortd WIS coming.
Srfelaf Di,ratth to Tie Chicago Tritunf.
MONTREAL, June D.-'rl,e excitement over
the predicted end Df tho wurld was i,ore
general than was supposed Veryn1any pe',-
ME did tint retire Mt a,l oil Sunday night. \
St. Lawrence jtaIl waiter spent nil night nj
tnp Of the mountain In fcnr ald trembling.
4 young iWty living on An,tetluct street Is
Oltt OF hcr rifht since Saturday, nlld ftt,rs
ar.. entertained that she will completely lose
lIer reason.
, 1881-06-21
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS
Loci. .Out Of Union Men i'll tho XaMch~
Ylllu Mills.

Lock Out Of Union ften i'll tho xathcH-
yl1lp Mills.
,ZAxEsvfr.f.E, O., June ls.-Ed Iosers. nj
Wheeling, Vlce.PresItlent ut the Secolhl Dis
trict OF tho A,nalgau,ated lrol, md Sserl
Workers. was 1T the city yesterday, IN COLI
ferencc will tho employees Vt the ohlo Iron
Company, who arc now Oil n strike. Presl'
tirnt jarrett WIS expuctCti, Int lii! mt tit
fn nj, appearance. lItgers ralle'l OH f're, cHs.
selt, nf lie U1liO frah Company, ntId sought
10 have him slEIl the scale ni,ti III nicc settle
Ills t.tfllclty. CaSscii informed llfni yrry
elnpfla.tGslIly that Ie w1l1t tautlD suG!t ttnx
tint the Company intended tn run t'clr nw''
ln,sness. .ltut tllnt the only wAy the Union
cultlit u1ctntu Its management WIS ny pslr-
chasing the snnjOrtty ri the sttrk. ,,,
cni. Churchill, the Superintendent. sal.l lint
they had III settlement nr cn.Di'1tnniSc T..
make with the .slrlkerH; TINT tlcy l!:'.! paid
them ttI, md that ti.etr business relations
were forever Mt nil end, Thu Cns"nri says
ti,at no uniun Inait s!lall ever saE:l1n work
under TINT rHnf 50 niIE Ns he lths sntttrol hl
tie Affairs Of the mill. lie says they viii t'ay
the ItR!lest prices pa1'E anywhere, but VIII
not tolerate tile existence nf uni"tt ur c'''li-
| i,inatlo1, uf n,e,, wl!0, seek to take business
nut Df tho hands OF tliDse who Are restR!hsl-
I!t for its MANAGEMENT The Colonel .hlnks
| tile mill Will start up III ten days of two
weeks with ton-Union men, but II ht Inns Z!
| depend on Union men tor labor lie Will null
| up the mill Internally aIhl forever.
, 1881-06-21
Possibility that the Real Sir
Roger Has at;Last Been
Found.
He Lives in San Diego, Call. and
Has Visited San Fran.
cisco.
Opposition 10 m Alliance With Ills
Cousin Kate Caused Him to
Keep Silent.
Hia Probation Ii Now at an End and He
Therefore Makes Himself Known,

SAN FHAScIscO, June 2o.-Thts morning
isp1,bllSlctl M Interview with Gctl.. W. II. j..
Barnes, the general pllrport 0f which Is tlint
the real IoEcr 'rIcllhor1le has Mt Inst turned
up ntlt i,as folded Ills ytury tU Gen. Barilcs.
III an interview with the inter to.say, 'e c0ls
t,r,ns the report. The alleged Tichhorno
came to bin, for certain information us to
how he con|tt best obtain documentary evi.
deica to show that he Ind never been IN lilo
.1hneiro, ilntl
SEyEll LEFT rrtEI.r: IN THE VESSEL. rE1.r.A,
niut mBvcr l,gen wrecked and picked up by
thu Usrray. as slated by Arthur Urto'1, the
ricl,b0rlle claimant, Barnes subjected his
,rfsttur to rigid examination Ut severn!
days duration. III which lie t0ld 50 strAigllta
STORY. including many points II, which Orion
failed, and others which did not come ont Il,
the trial, a,ld exhibited p1ysicnly such f'ict,-
tity witt, the lost heir, that tie General says
| l,u lias reluctantly arrived ut tho conclusion
| tint either
THE TRUE TtClrnonSE has TURNED Ut,
or the man in question Is the most ndrnit
swinder he lias ever met In n long course Ut
practice. The Duke Of Sutherland ailtl :Dr.
Bull 1t,ln Russell .llsn l,atl iii Interview with
the h,ai,, and full statement Of the case was
mailed to England by RUSSELL. Tichborne
has hcei great portion Of the
time tn tic United States. lie served
through the War, married. In Brooklyn, n.
y, and Is INV living III the vicinity Of Snn
Diego, hut will be III the city again III 4 few
tays. liz says
IT'S SILENCE
is the result OF n determination on Ills
part to rc.tsnii incogntto for a certain number
Of years, now elapsed, and this determine
ti0n was brought nhuut by deep feeling oi
, 1881-06-21
year the Adelpht was badly damaged by q

nACE-tionsE 1Nju1lED. .
r. 1.ortl1srtt's 3-year.oid Arnnza, for whlci,
he pald Recently 5i2.0o0. WIS badly Sn1ntTtl
during her Transportation frOili lsHtlancns, n.
j., II, the CUilpy fstaint race-cN!lrse. Tile
ilntu's lead waA severely bruised, md It Is
feared tbs injury luay extend to tho hralli.
1}IsyWSEt1,
William and Trctlerick ltaiFnIat,, brothers,
md Christopher 1}rast,. willie crOsstng i,on,.
1slnntt SnNild yesterday. wcro drowned by
tho caps!zing Of their b1at.
JOHN n. COullTENAY.
Tho deati. Ut Juit, n. Eotlrtet,ay. prest-
dent 0f tito Now Yurk, West Shore y Chi
caEn ilnilway, Is announced to-day. lie was
W yeara old.
sroIsrsMEH's CONVENTION,
THE annual tnenttng of tho New iork Stata
SpUrtsmieii's Ct,nvHnti1n hogan tn-t!ay Mt C''..
ilcy Island. NinRnra Falls l,as been selected
for tho Convention of. 1851, Them was NJ
1nnc ,ilarfty allot,g the younger members
Of tie Association that all Utfler business
went over fur the day.
, 1881-06-21

HP<ttaI UWp93fH 70 tn CHFtug0 1TsuHHzs
CA1,!o, ILL.,, June 20.--'rha annua! meeting
OF the officers and members Of the Illinois
hlasons' Benevolent Society was hell lcra
today. 4 grand reception Mt tho Halliday Is
given this evening BY our citizens. The fol-
lowing Nre tho gentlClnen who compose the
party; ia witt OreRicr, President; Joseph
iiawley, Vice-lresluent; b. II. Smith, Trcns~
llrer; Goorge II. Sampson, Secretary; .. u.
Tho!i!pson,. ,Metl!ca! ExaMIlner; ptrectots'
10y, blxoa; i: il. segsf, Quincy; J, Il.
Caikins, GalesbMrg; /. kFolln. Freetnst
John i. NAsil, Utfawa; q: Elwood, Joliet ;
A. u. Wiclles, Austin: +. W. Barclay, Cairo.
, 1881-06-21
THE T1LTONS.
tpFrrnC fr1Trf4H INT

: NEW YonK, Juno 20.-Mra. Elizabeth TIL
ton recently became grandmother, child
having been born to l,er daughter Florence,
who resides in London. Her second daug'l-
tor, Alice. It Is said, Is to bo married this
summer while ller father Is In Europe. Mrs.
Tilton is still living III the house in Book
lyn which her husbands agent rented for
her several years ago. Hcr mother, Mrs,
Morse, her son Carroll, who has abandoned
tho notion Of studying for the ministry and
las obtained position in a mercantile
house, and her youngest son, Ralph, ltye
will l,er. Theodore Tfiton has not visited
said, recently astonfalled Reecl,er by appear
Ing III pew In Plymouth Church at The
memorial services held In connection with
Mrs. OViugton's death.
, 1881-06-21
c,nk}ing'a Friends Still Declaring
Hia Intention to Start q
New Party.
c.,,+ Hard at Work on a Cour-
+eo,,s Letter to Presi-
+ dent Garfield.
run Text Of Sir William $'rhon1'
~" sons Letter on Stored
Electricity.
NJ. su;t to Restrain the Issue Of
'A' s16,ooo.ooo Western Union
Stock Dismissed.
nooa Story Relative 10 Inconsfs-
tcuctea, as illustrated In
t]1e ssTriAnne.'
pba Roya Got Left ut tho Races and Had
Nothing to Trade With,



ao,,tat Dt,nateh to The Chicago Jribuns.
yrw Yonx, June 90.-Ex-Scnator Conk-
uno received dispatch fr0rn Albany before
nuou stnting That, unless q SECOND haltnt TOR
ssun,ors could be prevented III the joint
,p,stol, of the Legislature, there was danger
hat Nr, Dcpew might be elected. The ex-Se.i-
s;or M immediately sent Il message, according
n trieuls's statement, to prevent n second
b,Ilot. and to enlist Democratic Md to that
sTact. Tic then determined to return 10 AL
hany at once, and accordingly departed to-
nIrht, taking with him ex-senator PIatt mud
hls attendant, n D. johnson, OF uttcn.
ONE OF THE DucKs
,rho has full know ledge OF Mr.. Conkttng's
nlans, saitl: "Wo nre determined to secure
,a adjournment Of the Legislature this week
Il possible. Tho people arc tired Of tllls
deadlock, and tic question Should be decided
It The polls. Any conclusion reached by this
legislature will not bc final.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
viii begin work In the morning. and VIC hnye
witnesses ready to go oh the atand and awear
10 other attempts to bribe them by friends o.
Depew. II there Is any election. tho Senate,
which Is Democratic, will keep out the Sue
cessful candidates until after thorough in
yesttgat!o,, so It is better to adjourn at once."
Thls pian. It Is bells;yed " ,} many, N.Y. will t BE-
SSa Sonkps out has 4 possible so1esg tis Te'k; under M
t,aalf vote for M adjournment Whenever
enough Republican :. yotes cur, be
lad d admit Of It. Unless tie Legislature
%sf9s se a s9o H. Fst oot % a " e ssSfH
Administration Republicans, Mr.. Conkltne's
lrtensls are giving out numerous hints OF Ills
, 1881-06-21
I'UGILISTlC ENCOUNTER.
Hntctut Dtsudfeh to Thu Chicago Trfhurt.

MONTREAL, June 2o.-GFcat excitement
was caused III st. Jumes street and noisy
crowd collected this evening by IL pngilistic
encounter between Jatnes Baxter. n broker,
and son of ". b. Stills. with whom the
former lus beer, In litigation here. On meet.
fng the parties had some sllarp words, when
they came to blows. aud the n,elGc was only
Terminated when the police appaareti upon
tile scene. I'lIs Is the SECOND tight uae pnr-
ties have had, tic first ono having taken
place short tfno auo In the cnurt-ruom
where Dnxtcr was undergoing trini.
, 1881-06-21
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LoNpon, june ao.-Tllo steamship Den'
mark, from Now York, Inns arrived nut.
New Yo1.K, june a0.--Arriyed-The Italy,
from Liverpool.
uosroS, June 2o.-Arrlved-The Olympus.
from Liverpool
FAr.lEls POINT, juno m.-Arriyed-Tho
Texas. from ,I.lverpool:;, t. ,.s,..-
Marothaali, a..d Cisnbria, from New York,
have arrived out. -,
, 1881-06-21
ssTORTD ET.ECTRTCITY.
FULL TENT or aI1s WILLIAM Ti1oMpsoN's
ft>T~rtfU nv THE 4It1LIEfT.

FULL TENT OF al1s WILLIAM TIioa1tsoSs
spsstat D1pateh to Tas chteaoo tribune.
Npw You,, .tuno o,.-somc tlnys stnte the
~" Jim ouo NV s,,.,.,.,,,, w," sso .',aso
bTief ratercnco to tie fact that box Of
stetueity M or storsd a. cnorRy @ XVI lad been trans
ported from Paris to Glasgow and delivered
H. w. n.. ~, .npa ~ hot.n.tos ,,.,r.,
taken from tho BOX 1t was found that they
had lost litt,o or nothing Of their stored
electric energy. BY measurement and by
other tests tlIu force WINS shown to be-, when
It arrived fn Glasgow, substantially what
It was when 1t quilted Paris.
After completing Its experiments Thompson
jointed sente,,ccs A. of which ilns already been
telesraphed BY cablo, IN wllicl. he set forth
the..wonders OF tho affair, and dIgressed at
.oiaa length on the possibilities OF the Fause
s1n WILLIAM ri,onrsox LETTER
Mlu!1 ms luat ArrlVcu mere, a11a Is helaW!tn
'alll bgforo Ti1E TNnIuNE'B readers III Its
entirety, Addressing Its letter to the editor
Of the London Times, Prot. Thompson says:
TIE uxiyEttslTr, Glasgow, June c.-diH: The
10 YOU. Who vas puSlishca IL ,ho rme
ofs!ay 10, bus beou subjected to variety OF
trials and nleasurcmonts II my laboratory for
9our readers to jeartl that tho results show your
.n,shtesonuent to have been by no 1neaas toG
in contInuin@ N nv ~ ornarsmants tG learn the
behavior Of the Fauro battery ia Varied
tan tnwnrI' o,tssrs, ILL., tba Ia Ha.t waw ~
srrsusinU II for liz di,.reus t,nss ar saryico "a
sdds sshisS I i y e sppi!s X ths seausst = a.
ae 9sSS sSea s'Hay Y S ID sS
, 1881-06-21
ITEMS.


H. GOOD ONE ON TIE "TRInuNE."
s1teta' ptspatth to 1hs cateaso 7st1sas'
NEW YoKK, June ao.-1 heard good story
ta-tlay In regard to tic Tribune. soIneoouy
wrote to Col. Hay asking nm now u nap
pened that the editorial page OF Inc 1Tsohno
was regularly bu!l1ah Ill tone, Wlll!e tAo
money nrtlclb WA8 regularly bGaf. Col, uay
Is said 10 have replied TINT the editorial col
,ltnns OF the paper were supposed to be con-
tro'led by Secretary blaine, while the money
article was supposed to represent the views
OF Mr. Gould. Mr.. Blaine at the moment
was III in Washington, and Mr.. Gould absent
IN tho Southwest. Az soon as tlcso gentle
men were ab!o to confer together q compro"
misc would undoubtedly bc effected.
a uLAcKslAlI.Elts SENTENCE.
6pteta! Dlspasea to IN catea0o Tribune.
NEW YonK, June @.-fellx Albert VogeI'
convicted OF attempting TO nbduct Iosa
Strasborger, pleaded guilty to one OF three
indictments, yiz.: black-nall npdl. tho father
Ut tie Kirl, a1ld was sentenced To stats t't!son
for guyen ind a half years, and finol $3.50,
frho Judge. In pronouuctpx the sentence,
gaiI that Saeert, the accomp)ice Of tho pris.
onar. who was shot by the detective
,1osasua,l h,s fnta.
oooe' seu "'o '".e'
Ms g., oaas ,a,a.e,, H. aoiar oMn a ;,a,tr,ca,
, 1881-06-21

When Coal IL Exhausted, Niagara Fall
VIII supply the Power.

yyItt s,tu,,iv r,c fsoxvrr.
-, tssa"@ T.m<:. ., 1a".s: -. 49,. ,,,o
SIT Ntl1,a'1 lho".so, j., teaias s.a,, " uaa. , ~.
storage OF force to be Afterwards put ~
practIca, uses is very old conttivanee' Of
,,,,...,t,as, - ,.o,oh. o,,d otso tIat ths stor.
winning OF Watcn; aa,u alSe tat !'s,,s. snu 49,.
age OF electricity mas long nee!' la''liiu. ~
men Of science az a theoretical possibility i,:s
frn,n theorettca, nussIbt,Ity to prac-
M, !Io'n s,..aasa.. .aSuta.s. po''' o,,', what wn
tlca1 ach'sve.hc"., s,,e Ill.,, ~" ot,"a "n" ta M
arc now eallet1 npon u honse ~ ~ ~
accompiiyl,ed at sous future time, but that
it l,as actually been accomplished upon ,Sa Wnas
philosophers nro OF opinion tlMt eIectrlclty,
nt m distant date, viii entirely supersede
trcs w tor cookinv md heating, stca,n rs IL
notor. ma, ri and sas md oil rs iliumInauts; but
aconomicol rather Than scientific, that tic
ore,,ts proposel to be superseded were
] thcnsclyrs actually employed to produce
the electricity. 1t Inns heeh asscftea,
metallic conductors required to deliver elec-
lflelty N aaaht!les sa,asa ~ t, .na na,.o
nlents OF A0wll coll1hilhltics wount INV. u
be enormously large' ai,! IN a correspona!i.s
tlegrescostly; aud that difficulties In REGARD 10
HILL si"ctrlcity is TO 6e 06talned from tlie
at.n,,snEera Atm Gy sImp,s ,ncsanIcal mems
v;hSS Wheloysf any ktn,l of motor power is ayaiia-
blu: n,u}, il It call be st0retl in portable bat
tsrss i m M, gcnso sse viz WIFI It saai s ot e obtaic
IN IN rsrv ~ c,e"1, ways. M l1y Wild or wnter mills;
b, meehsiIeai con'trIya,,ces for utilizing tle
onH uta,,s Ma ~ WIZ ia nnWnr Wfih iuttIre avery.
ysar. o,f.rs II ~ },,P tfe ,,ss Of iua, aiai which
y ~ frn.,,i.ntiv Suffered Ia rIIr, to waste,
Snfihar n T. h. \" nor sir James Thomson
, 1881-06-21
RECEPTION TO: THE new LAAD.cQmMls'
i. CI0NFR.

BPFfFa1| |Et1assk q 4N@ Chtea86 1F55IH7'
,TopEKA, Kns., June 20. "A publ(u rccep-
tim, was xlyen here thls eyenlng to Judge
Mcfarland, tho now Comn,!ss!utur-{ienaral
OF thu uMltei States Land. 0ttlco, which was
attended by lluudrctls of citizens. irresReet-
iYe Of porty, Ueii, Mcfarland leaves 0N tAa
early morning train fur Washiagt0u. aud
will pt once enter ,MpUn !!ls duties.
, 1881-06-21
rrfEARCfrDfSFIO{',

HALIFAX, n. S., June 20.-Arcliblshop
nanu1,, who returned tonight from Rome,
was welcomed by grand torchliRht procts-
sion anti escorted 10 thu Cathedral, where
Mayor TObfn presented at, address.
, 1881-06-21

QuEnEc. June 9n-Six hundred and twela-
ty.nyc du|lnrs, contributed In Montreal to-
wards a dinner to Manager. SENEGAL. Of the
Quebec l. Ottawa kailwdy, has been sent
tU the tjre-relief fund here,
, 1881-06-21

OTTAWA. Ont, June o0.-Consislerablc con-
ster1atIo,, prevails here this morning, occa-
stoned by slight shock OF earthquake.
many surprising That the prophecy about lie
worlli's coming tU IN end was about to bo
fulfilled,
, 1881-06-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEEDLES AND PINS.

NEEDLES AND IlNSs
Thoso could he hut ono opinion about tho
merits Of tho performance given by Sit. Dnly's
Company at Tlouley'a Theatre last night. It wits
In all respects decided SUCCESS. Who tho
plny posscsscs no substantial dramatic tncrtts.
It Ia extrencly divert,ng. Tho enthusiastic
Eastern critic who wrute TINT It had not Il dull
line In IT," hardly ovGrstatc tho cnss. The tnfrth
ltcs not only u tho alaloR, but III tho sltuaitons.
St1ne Of these utter wcro 30 Ingenious and nt
tho sntue time palpablo that tho audience broko
out in Wild laughter oil tho appearances Of tie
characters oil tho stnIa bbfuro Il word had bccn
qxsn Te II hs payh %s 81
plays whict. til mich hAs ptace gn TINT
ssxs as toEedy b.r or b"n cSe, .sss e nv M H.
naly. wh1 has added at lcast one wtoa act, and
has saturated the remainder With q 5n,pron Gf
sss9 too *s es i To e aenp 81 r"yE % eyo aa a
soa.'asrea :ss plos, q ths @ play; II !!
arising out of the entatlsleMents ot three pAirs
Of !oyers;1one pats seroas &
eoapapat'vey 1aq t soS.s Hans, bus to @ scro
comic nnd buflesque arc sudly mixed up through
% acedsnt r. to The 9s2nefHSas nS2 HtSx, ,e 'no
ia5 say enM1sspefb Ms' be.!s ~ tg$% tss a'Itsr!
haa i intended. Thls Incident airofds = happy 70.
easc to lIr: N!clo:as 0tauIt tJa1nes Lewis, whu
had previously becn engaged to tho ancient per-
The third act ia partially an interiude. afford
ins On opportunity Tor , she iniFn1uction ,,s tor
tamos n snis sst fHso sse rich aad Up sp.
prupriate. tho musio bright. aud meiodious:
and the dancing graceful, M!as Laura Joyce
snSsd Iasdss ilS 81 Ii
other comic operas. aeoompan!e by ,.s CURIOUS !
| Ills act, having q vigorous encure. Tho nuraety
rhymes " oil The charactnTs arc also taken In