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, 1881-10-19

fur tie openl,,9 OF tllc Land Court Thurs
day."
AT MEETING or j,t00 r,AyJ,-t.rAf,ttEns
.ASr 1t0ttE-hUf.Efss
III l4lyerp0Dt resOuttpslY werg pnsscd pro-
testing o1ntnst nrn.sly }n 1mlntNI. +. II,
{}'I}o,nutj. ,brlnb,r NJ f,nrlEamrnt for l)nn-
rnrvn,, vnyo ,,I,ornctnrieU, ,io.or1nt,n,, ri
In r,,iinn l., f,,i,,t" ,fn ooItn,, IN prn,ntor
;, v;I,t.,.>. - ~. !, ~ ~"''e" '''S "'~'
"'.,a'.''. 1'''i"s'
'ASF"'el'h5 HHsr ~. AHh"'cA III i"H
>.. ~. =. m, -u... u+,,.f.,
~" A"""' ocl' -. ~ 1"''u u""'e 'p1e'r'
cn''o nus ue.:A feGelse't lfo'" t''o 'ee"l a"'
''sei " Ing ia1"u i'taRue'
~ fNtf'cR Fotri, tftH " "Fsd' nc!o 1ofh; Ing
E1cotitlse of lho llanu l'oaRuo aeifl hpenatt
mce''ng Ill l,cadnf'.ftors tea!ay' ,.oolhs PheRe'
1nttnsc enthusiasm prevailed. 1t wns unanl'
lno"aly resolved to order
4 GENERAL STRIKE AhA1SsT nESF.
Inns "oclafn1on WIS rceoivci WIN. ruuha u
atter ToH'u NJ cnceTs. lug o'S - III s'''c u
GfcHt exo'te'hcnt' lno pt'leo ato us!''R every
means 10 pfo'oRo ah oatorea&' uut as set tnes
nhse latle"'
........ Fol1sTEH
IN fenly 10 lilo oir,o heputnt1on uea"ea ny tho
1d'rtl Mayor, Btntch thai tho nlas1oue fnenanres
which ho hui Instituted wonld be continued 80
long rs he considered thon necessary. Arfcass
arc taRtnR t'lnee hotlfIy' IL " tno OH siofy or
.otttes NC cacnct una tno i'"st'e' N"ohs'7 7"'o'
ino announcement shAt
HENRY GEORGE
"as on the way to ltcland. ii1et Win hohffy
roani OF nphlauso' l}ublln Will Rtvo tho tlls'
t!h1dIsheA American nutlof u feeoht!oh IN
every way worthy OF him. everywhere tuo
reof1o nro rhtlcnt and forthcoming. Thu policy
OF pnsstso resistance Is l'en9 strictly adhered
10. Tho Lind 1.cnRno hoat'Iuartors hnvc re-
moved to liQlyl1GAt. 1t l3 III connection with
, 1881-10-19

atnna @ ttanno 9s tatehJ .t fao,s' I'm, T. "
r,As H'aay e1 olae to@nsl,eopo kMw, uon T., y, ~
II .nis "Ms ~ ,',l y, H., oi,it ~ ~
vis;.i%v nS iii, "cassonny =; ls hoe at Mcn,r
n9tos9 a1 aateE M NJ si. sst! hi1 ,i. .e
mta tna asq ~ W. NJ TIM III H., ater rst t;nr"s
uon a. one . .H oust Mtes e. t,oc"Gia nt t9, ta,
nptninatlon WING vistih9 mn! o. heator uot;
iGa!h joKn9ly andG" a ~ ~ & 'n9 ,bcs ~ ,nov .s
IT, M xn,,}H son 'm hi,ns@ ~oa ill., Trosrut nr
taS5a ~ tne same snt sts1t ~ repiHsa eSi
~ appomn ToM natGr ~ tns s s.,n ,vo,, II
pat y cnao " yodE ,,n s ~. ~ sIn y, s
Whn Wns tno III 10 aeseeoe n's ssnp'pG 70 ~ ~ -
Rnyfea % 9eest ~ uo c,t HnG~ "uus ~
nMh Wants 60 i Wot'. H. oi ~ ,m % w. ts"na.
nG9 ~ s!A i,i.Ia, IT, T., & WEI, orssn
IL ~ hn H. u urtSeiI wora r. tHo II 1nt ti Inv o
was MauEeT!ateo; t!.t ,.,,,,o,u..,,,,, ,o,. f,or
t.,, rG H., os.ocH , nrsa ,m ny nov
sprng hut to wear ~ hs lnntlH,faio, ana *
nctea nrotnlso th9t wren ne whs tnreug1 VIII
IT. sno o9t anona n1 'sc T. % su ~ ci,anr.
mento o. th1 iaanHn.M.oM. M matn ~ IT,, ";.s H. ,ss,
inalS sasGu. nat nt VIZ % Mntn @ y. ~ ~ ~ ,s,
, 1881-10-19

trttr. .,r,.. ,,..,.,..... ..,..,. ...-
l'is Fo""s STILL. nottiSh TROOPS fSru
~ aMHfi'
TAhis. oct' o.-lhe Minister 0f War l1ns
reeel'ctl ult following telegram, tlatcu tu-
'Iay. from Gcn. Saussnr: AlRlers.-i have
given Ortlers for the 0cc,llntluD Ut The fvrt3
nf 'runfs. f)ur trnnuu orn nj Nnlty.o,.1,o,,
s',,,,r,;,,1 ,t,arr ~ !, ~. 49,, f.,1,,ss,
49, t"'aa " 4At' nes' ne'' "nI'".
says thele II Hott1l1f HOW lfu'h hrDlitItf'h'
Tia lInrn5 Agency publishes the follow
luz, dated TrtlslIi. Sr,,t. ~:
"rLo ,15vmto,, ri i.,n,., III. fin 1,,,r,, T.,
.rrt,.,u ,.nn w. r".,. ~ ..iu u.!e ;"
ti'"o'' n"s "ssnH'ett 1tea1l aets'Hy "llanR
thu pHBt INV alnfs. The Ottoman vessel ASH
buH lust lunueu lfU artltery,ItnH, tnIEty.l,tnr
field ru,,s. elnynn nf trun,'s fnrtrasy ,,,u.
u,v ,mnrtnrv ! fum ,tti.,s ,,,, oa,,s,.,".
., ~ "'.'1 ."si .'o l'lies. WI" " eoholei"
"o'e sf''a1t'ty ot af1l!ilahlt!oh. slx lrohciads
isre expected llerc shortly. The e,nigrnnts
t,o H" s5sx' sir %H vs tinker retEs in pg
r,rn,o, .'f IT,, ~ a'' .t..,
ant"c" VI t''o stIenk'h u the lufh'sh occu'
patl0h corps lscK'llHr communications nrG
nnw established with Tunis III reference to
the defense 1T Kntrwun. ana nrn carrip.t nm
hv crteenrtoa ,r,, mr., :, Yra, H., tt,o 1.,ita,,
~ .t..s ~ W. wv 4"'u!e" ~ tne t1"i'"''
eo'' I'e1s' l'Ih lof!e sholltl see me toff4lida-
blu sGn,Kers Of such tntrfRnes. We are u.s.
snrct TINT 1t leHslS no counteltance to them,
nut SilUtill III outbreak OF MltSsnl,nun fAnat-
!clssl occur Turkey will be ACCUSED Of being
In s0re measure responsible for tho catns-
trnple. Slte would, therefore, be netting pr,,-
DENLY In hrntpntfnU nu1Itanfinba Nhf1Ii
, 1881-10-19


Annually for Home Consu,nption-
The varictios Of .ne Loat-1nata.. Tea
eifcatlY Fanctcu III EnEanna, b1t
Not NInc1i Liked In Amerlcn-value
Nfw Ink Eyor.u.
It Is hnrt.ly go yoars % MO % whom John 1ockc.
tho philosopher, wrote to bls friend Linborch'
thcn in Holland. ~ want tho best ten, ovou ii
/, cost 10 florIus a pound; only you must bo
aht toos =" "n sna aa .n,, o19 tn's opsty. nu
'meof.aea a' aa tho a., sousuaeon a Of tho stmn:
mimi ~. n.t o,,, ~" n%srao "a r., an,o
n"uu 'of ''ot nsosa tno au'"neo 'nn'e uy eoH'.
tsa.drinklug. Tho ,lennnu IN thts country for
tpa IL growing lnrKor every ycnr, and the hublt
Of drinking It has bscons nil but uuIyorsaI. Our
Importation Of tho commodity, and our NOR
,nir,,,,. o,.tn, "H -, r.. " ponta,,or wv y, ,,,",,
Mr m ta ,nS aw upea
s .he 1otns su ,oor
I'LL. country" sa'd Mr.. Low, "auout '5.o'o,too
!ae chiof !'nportat':n. .! th's ooun,sy an., a.
GSGomss g{sate e w,h IT, nas ys 9
&C. W! !5s assut j Iosi sS''sa'ed S!i e:
Gai0 Gn! iIrRer my tafger as the yn.re specu by:
iSndca IT Han FrnnuIsoo .r at tho lnTRor caltfor.
n!as, ports. = w. @ then nro Transported ACROSS the
Ill "vor s und Tn ssee ce ny ne
p!e Hrs' H. or ten,aFlilkers lhat, those WIN lyo
y .hS I'VE Wost s H.. p, ~
TIC wAter M Mh!u!. e !arashod to tre lgrFo vttiea
.ns ~. ts a'u ne 9 psop!o nnve ".
, 1881-10-19
PERILS OF THE RAIL.
Serious Collision on the North
western Railroad.
4 Workmet's Train Runs Into tic Tail
o! n Freight.
One Man Killed and Three Others
+, Wounded.

Tho care'csncss Of employees Of tho North
western ltaI1roud resulted III collision Inst
evening. In which one 1ian WIS Killed outright,
and 1T lonst three Dthors severely ln1urut. 1t
hMppenel ut or ncar tho tedztu ntcIuu
crossing. Engine No, ~, drawing tho
wurklugincn's train, atnrtc1 just nfscr q o'ciock
from tho cnr.shnps Just beyond Forty-eIg!lth
street, aud wns preceded t,y II long md huavy
freight, which. howovor, WIS fur enongh ahcust
to psrH!t tho wurktIHncn's tran to
run along at good ruto OF speed
twenty miles IN hour. It Is snld.
Thoro aro lltTcrcnt BtorIps rs to how tho cnKtno
collilo With tho rear cars uf tho freight traiil,
Int the most probnblo vurston Is thut tho two
nnd cars Of tho train hccatnc detached By tho
breaking OF coupllng-pn. The cngtne
WIS upon tho ours before tho en-
giuoor, Jonathan buxton, snw thom. 1twas too
lato to prevent tho accident. and buxton md bis
flremnn snycd themselves by Jumping. ono fr0n
ono Biu Of tie cnb, and ono from tho othor. Iii
tho crush which immediately followed tho two
freight cars were thrown into confusotl
heap to tho south or tho tr!ick,
and tho engine, which was badly broicn TIP, Wis
tleraed, and thrown on Its sido to tho north Of
tho truck. Thu first chr Of clevcn, composing
tho worklugtnen's truth, was considerably tlhtt,-
tnod, md tho occupants wero i,haly shakeh
un. a number VI tlonl werc moro Or less
Isl. wns found TO havo boon killed outright. tis
bad hoon rldtnR OIL. tho rlntforn,, isn1nc.iiatciy
bohht the locomotive, and was badly crushed
tetwccn tho car aud tender. Ills rc'nalua wor!!'
taken to. tha ,norRno by tho pnlttc p9trni.
on Monroe struet. Tho dcee''sc, wns%5 ye'sra
old, and loft vito and ono child living In
tmptlcrutc circumstances at No. l97 Dier aticot:
Tho rnIlroad oIl!ciNls AMI employees, as usual
tn case Of Incidents OH tns rond. wcro
1nofu ,nfortnatlon, than they wero con-. ~,
dlsaster. They wero equnily lncontn,snIcative
ahoat th9 naqT ,n!'e nnd tho nHt,!r e., ,nt t
nfHht 10 ascertain with nny dcErce OF
nooursoy tho -, names o. thn u
saf to reside at No. :G4i0ton street, WIS ln,nl-
" iujurc.l about tho bond, but reporter fnilcfi
| to find hin at Tho number Indicated. Two
| others besides JOHNSON were. considerably
| bruised, and weso tnken Immediately 10 thotr
homes.
Tho railroad ootnpany kept the n.attor, .s
quiet rs possible and tho news ot It only leaked
| out whom Wreeking. train, with 100 mon. WAS
Dispatched 10 tho scono for the purpose Or ccar-
Ing awny tho wreck at III gnry hour this 'sloril-
| inX they were still hatsf at work.
, 1881-10-19
SPAIN.


IN THE SENATE.
MAnRlp, Oct. ls.-ln the Senate today tlie
nsItlress replying to The speech from the
tl,rone was adopted by l3G to 81. The Mar
quis do Arn,jo. Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
explained tho negotiations with the Vatican
IN reference to tile late disturbances III
Ron,e, and the negotiations with France rel
atlyc to tho Salda ustlssncre.
PREMIER AAG.AsTA
teclnred that tlla Ministry sought to recog-
eiu liberty with the e1nO!larclllcal Institutions,
with which Spain wis well satisfied. 1Ie
congratulated Ito former Republicans upon
HOW strengthening tho nIu1,archy.
, 1881-10-19
THE kEElY FRAUD,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct: ia private ex-
lIblllon Of tho Kcely motor was given tnttay.
Il New York IImcs correspondent who wis
present. Mt tile exhibition thus concludes Ills
report: "fl,D tests were simply incDnclu.
size, without practical vRlilc, ard loft the
n,Attcr where Il was lH.forn.u
, 1881-10-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.
xslLEY& PILl:s., PILES,

TsILE4& I'ILl:St! pELES{u
A sure euro TOR blind, Bleeding, itching, and
ul0eyAtod Piles has buuA dtacnyprol hy Or. WIN.
inns. A alEFls box III TIT. WILLiAM5' INDIAN
FILE OINTMENT hls uured tho wOrst ehtouta
cileea Ut twuhty-tirB yGArs Standing. II Klvns
retlefim five nllltut tes u itcr using. Willie
IAAB' 0INrMRN'r absnrlte tho tllt,nfs, soOthpa
pal altays t4s lnlenSu itchtHg, Ds,senlAlly ntter
epltfrE warm III 0elf, Actfng ~ plltict, 1t IA
prepnrcti for PIles. !!uhilK o5 tho pRrts. aud
auilalllx else. Sold by druggists, ur nlRtled
VAN SIfiAAdK. sTEVENsoN i CO., Chicago.
, 1881-10-19
pENDLET0N AND HOAR.

1SosroS, Oct. 1S.-'rho l'endletnu-fi0Rr
cEvIl-sesyfco discussion, announced for Oct.
n, llas bGen postponed, owing to Senator
penlllcton's unwlllng,lrss to be nbsent from
Washington until ActIo. OH the nomination
for tho vaeal,t seat OH the United Stntes Slt.
prclio Bench llns beun taken.
, 1881-10-19
RUSSIA.

H{SEUETT.NTs
Sr. PETERSBURG, Us.. ts.-'rho discomfort
of Tho Russlnn lnnt iIeasantry concerning
tho lalld question Inns spread to Poland.
NI.IUFr.
BERLIN, Oct. 18.-The liussiam PrInco Or
loft. returning from st. Petersburg to Paris,
will visit bismarck, it IL suspected, OH the
question Of the extrAtllt!ou Of political Of
lel,tlers.
FA1i.uNEs.
LONDON, Oct. l5.-lI1o failure Is an.
llosI,lced at st. Petersburg Uf a group OF op-
orators in grn!n. 1t Is reported tho principal
Illsolyents atu the ba1kers W0iircns. This
liabilities are belloyol 10 DO of some magni-
tllue.
, 1881-10-19

DrPusl:s THE GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN. 0ct. ls.-Von IIobrecht, ex-Afinis-
ter Of Finance, Inns formally takcn Il stand
ugai,st ths Government and Is especially
fighting against tho tobacco niouopoly. .
THE FEFr1l:riI .ASNtvEIs*A1y
Of the birth OF the Crown Primes Ur Germany
wis observed with moro than tho nsttal 10y
alty. The Crown lrince received c0nKratu-
lRtlol,s at pOts1am, nntl gnvua ball tl!ts oye!l-
itg, which was attc,tlett by 900 guests.
, 1881-10-19


NEW YonK, Oct. lS.-Arrtyel, tho GallIa,
from Liverpool, and the A!lemania, from
lInmbllrg.
GLASGOW, Oct. ls.-Arriycd, tho State Of
lMltahn, fro,n Nav Turk.
QuEESsTuwx, Oct lS.-Arrtvod, tho Cath
l0iliN, from NUW York.
lIAMNuIlG, Oct, 18.--Arrlyea, tho West
pilAlIn, from Nuw York.
, 1881-10-19

TIE FIiAff;ftfEta

TrHEssA. Afgesla, Oct. 1s.-Fiftoen hun.
tired Fraicl!cs Attaeked party Of FrcneIs
linot,s accommodating under urtl. lIonlp.
TIN French r.p,llansl t1e nttack. Fifty FraI-
c'lics were kitlcll and many wnundctl.
, 1881-10-19

Areud,a gcef. Irou. and Wins, with
Ciuchona, tho STANDARD medicinal tonic OF thli
progressive uRe. II pnrtches tho bsood. prompt
improves IiHcellou, etc. Hesuit; A round form,
brjrbt ores, happy itHte Of 'ulnt. AIund's drug.
1tof1s oQtQor Madison streot Ana Filth arcnus.
, 1881-10-19

Slipper Patterns on Velvet, Cloth.
Kid, and Canvas; Cushions, Foot
Rests, Antimacassars, Screens,
Chair Stripes, Table Scarfs, Towel
Racks, Slipper Cases, Piano and
Table Covers on Satin, Canvas,
Monte, Felt, and Cloth, In Silk
Floss stitch. Arrasene, Kensing-
ton. Chenille, and Hand Painted.
, 1881-10-19
MEkICO.

Cirr up Mexico, Oct. l8,-There have beel,
hoavy rains In tho northern part OF Mexico
for the past fuw days. oiazatlan Ia inun-
dated. Much damage Ias bean done to prop
srty IN that city aud IN Monterey. bfany fam-
HES have been rendered homeless In both
&.}tinS
, 1881-10-19
Cuba, tn .snccced f;cn. IlIatlco, l,ns been
gnzettesl. II Is hrltryGt he will tnke out n
tccrec granting amnesty to tho extle,l journals
lists.
,fflf. ifft4tfI fiklN MY

THE HESNAtlGAN DtET.
rEsrr. Oct. fS.-ihc Lover iionse Ut tho
Hungarian Diet Inns nt1nptcd III address re-.
plying to the speech from the tlr,fe-.oi 10
ft4--aftcr rejecting an amendment fayortng
Il reduction Of the strength Of the army.
, 1881-10-19

TENS, Oct. Is.-t;e!l. I.Oger0t marched
with 4thO troops toward XAxholin, ycster-
day. Fighting with tho Al1bs Ii proceeding
near flllar.l'1,lD,,.
, 1881-10-19
This Scheme Warmly Applaud
cd by Many Who Owe
Rent,
A Premature Report that the City
Of Dublin Had Been Pro-
claimed.
Further Dispatches Detailing tho Drunk
cn Brutality of tho 70.
lice,
Lish Of Both Sexes Wantonly Killed and
MANNED in All Parts Of the
Isle.
ABROAD.

ABROAD.
sENrox.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1S.-It is understood thatSox-
ton declined MI offer OF tho Government to
release him IRON Imprisonment on nccnunt
Of his health, provided lIe leaves tho coun-
try.
ARRESTED.
Denison O'Carttly, Poor Law Guardian nnl
Land-Loaguer. l!as been arrested here.
THE IMPRISONED stl:MnERs OF PARLIAMENT.
It Is not considered lrobab1e that the ,l,et-
bo1s Of Parliament In KilNainham Jail will
be detained beyond t',rco months.
LIMERICK.
LIMERICK, Oct. 18.-The Twentieth Rcgi-
ment tlas arrived here to strengthen the gar-
rlson.
Tile authorities keep the telegraph, Office
open all night for tic transmission OF mill
tury and public kilograms.
CHARGES WITHDRAWN.
In view Of explanations given by Forster,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Gray has With
drawn tho statement that llo believes tho p0-
leo are acttng under tho orders Of tho Gov
crnn,ent for the purpose Of provoking col
lision.
GUARDED.
Forster was protected by mounted polIce
while driving from his residence to the castle
today.
THE IRISH rIlvY COUNCIL
has decided 10 proclaim Dublin City. Loyal
citizens nre warned tn remain at homo aftcr
dark.
IN 11ME1,tcK,
1 the lauor.sllops uro ordered TO be closed
from this evening till Wednesday morning,
rloting being feared.
LORD cARfINuronD
t,.too M,,,as w. 10 oassl t , Suacscne' "us
at Radstook last evening. snfd tfero was m,
e.u etuuas !o.. t ~ ~. aasue"s p.1"ce,l to WY
Land roarnc and 10 Io,,lor, m lin othor.
that thu i,enrna leaders Ind un,,an,,1iv
chnaan IN cnrrv fla iss,,o ,,to Inn o,,,to tItS
terent field OF force. lie trusted and be1ioycd
,hero ,youtfI hp nm nr,nod fna,Irrnct,or IN ira.
laad. and that no excited nun woultl counm1
an armed forco 10 shed blood. I,ut sin thn
methods of tho League were such M conId
'''' W a,.u1 ,,s,. o5 no.co ~ ao''io n'lnps
embarked for Ireland today. Tho women
and other uon.cfFectiycs remain in ENGLAND
rs IL tho regiment were ordered into active
service
a COUNCIL or wAn
has been formed; headed by Gel,. Steele, to
consider tho military situation iii ireland,
ills contemplated to tncroase tho footguarsls
Guards are to DO retained ut Longfnrtt.
THE 1,ANp 1.EAo,,r ronAy
held Its Inst nllb,In muetinr for the nres-
ent, The t1ev. Mr.. f1outwrll nrcei,lrd
Thsre was n trowdcd abundance inrlmdinc.
T. b. snl,tvons T. +. I,gvor mi ; rs,,nnni
, 1881-10-19

LuSnoS, Oct. ls.-1t Is estimated that
.t',G70 tons of produce, including %, ,5Gl totis
Of coa1, were lost ut sca during ttb recent
gale. Thu majority OF the wrecked vessels
were eoliers. bnt general produce, rs we'll
III building materials. petroleum, lserrings,
tas. ind 0!l-cako were Inst to MI nggregatp OF
l3taai7 tu1ls. Tho balanco Of the loss wAs in
salt, iron, anil tiulber.
ItAFFAEL1.E MOST1,
II celebrated italian sculptor, Is dead, aged
o..
OAHF{ELD.
The new Shakespeare Soclety has passed
resolutions of sympathy with Mrs. Garfield,
which the Vice-1restdent, Prince Leopold,
Inns undertaken to communicate. Tho so.
ciety will present sets OF publications to the
library of Hiram College.
, 1881-10-19

THE NEW 0oyERNOR-o kNERA14
MADRID, Oct. is.-The appointment OF
Con. prenderQust as Govern0r-General Of
, 1881-10-19

Gail ou your druggist for Lie blg's Ger.
mAu Corn Remover, QUO ot tho best remcdles
hxtQnt.
, 1881-10-19

Passage by The New Shakespeare Society
Of Resolutions Of Sympathy with
Mrs, Garfield.
The Congratulations Of the Spanish Pre-
mier showered upon the Mon
arohical Republicans"
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES.

IN THE HAZARD OF Till! STORM.
CorESliAGES. Oct. 19.-T'iere nre grcat
fcnrs TINT tic cmtgrant ship Tllingwa!l, With
iOo persons on board, was lost In Fridays
Ei1la.
, 1881-10-19
IRELAND d.

IkEHAND.
The English Do Not Be-
licve the Irish Will
Fight.
Forster viii Nuke No Con-
cessiOns to tho Dublin
Mob.
It Is Described as Wantonly Mis-
ohievous, Made Up Of
Rowdies.
4 General Strike Against Rent
Ordered by the Land
League.
This Scheme Warmly Applaud
cd by Many Who Owe
Rent.
A Premature Report that the City
Of Dublin Had Been Pro-
claimed.
Further Dispatches Detailing tho Drunk
cn Drntaltty Of the 70.
lice,
Iish Of Both Sexes Wantonly Killed and
Manned in All Parts Of the
r..
, 1881-10-19

kSlElsflEN uAfAH uAflA
and obtain terms froln haM II possible. lier'
Ko. ,llv never ,adlI,ted lhat l,e Ind SUI.
Davis, but on llla r1tufli frnll CtlcastI lIt'
bF0nuit Il ilcss.!E9 Ut 6tlflle illlHItniNH lru,ll
Sitfnuy Myers, latCr n1pa ,lI0ro talll!iarly
known vi DeutIlyu Myers. Indeed. Mr.
Myers followed Un tho !lexi trAtiI IL Spring.
held md tho 1ackbone ot al tila lnt!s-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. materially strcli4tll.
witii tbs tieneral Assembly, ,SenutGr
Plumb llad u resolution pAs~cu tol't-
srn!x him the use q tue ctta!',esr t I i., Il,
i,Mties in and 1sespuiIsjGIj]Iics.'' NJ ono rai.i
INV attention fO MF. Myers lecture, bit
i,ltuy Of lis knew whit .,u thought WIS lii,
duty Of tho particular llallsty0rkelH ab0nt
SSprl!!xs!l, aud that was the election OF
III ThWrs,lay, Jan. Is, ut i3;go O'Clock Il.
tl0 afternoon, the roll WIS eul!ea IN joint
convention fur tllH f.lrltetlI tttne, Senators
MarRal,, Republican. anh l.co nint Sn!tl,,
l)rnIoc!ats, Wern absent: The full !lullsU
was pEese'l. Tue Senators voted y tor
l,uehIer, Joslyn, Mayborne. llntnes voted
Governor, yuted for Logan, Ttlu ituusB
voted l.aWronce II, Davis H-lseHlall. IT,
publican frolI Fayettc. 1o4gcd. Thy W!iulu
number Vt votes b9tnx Ao. # relulse.l l0l to
i desi'i Il Important now ttat tGe history,
briefly related above, shu.il.! 20 to the publlc
nj liIllnls, Su long ~ President Arthur R,l1
Duytd Davis llye, Just 81 long will these
spofls-huntlng Democrats wlo. made h!nl u
Senator curse him for acceptl!!K t!!e Vice
As one VI stlB Old 0uarsl ttilnk t!!oy should
ElIfYb tlGHyNlFES-Nilu tta9, luUElUS.
, 1881-05-15

FkoO RENT-l43G WABASH-!AV,, HAND
l. solne aud ucwly-furulsu.u roums s1u34e ur eu
, 1881-05-15

ITO RENT-STORE AND i ROOMS IN
= Eenr " ~ West lnuiuuu-st.. corner OF L.n.oln
GOUo LOCATION Tor any business. lnquFe upstairs.
, 1881-05-15

ITO RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY. 4
- very desirable secunu uuur,l OF 4 ruou.s. ass
EernUn-AT. - -
, 1881-05-15

FTO RENT-TWO LARGE AND ONE
Il etnS.e e.c4un utshcA room, ur witnuuL
toafu l->J " anasn-uv., between fwel1tA u1d mir
-sa
, 1881-05-15

ITO NT-SUA1AIERDAlE, OK MILES
- from Couft- -House-House OF 5 rouns hot und
cou saEe Waler ~: one of rovms. FIJI PhoD- -rapl,s
a. our otice- u. L. DE YOUNG 4 CO. Is Washing
, 1881-05-15

ITO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, TWO
- partuf3 II ldfAe 0Acu sut+upu Two,
ID closet, pAtn-routus lA1lu unu nn.er. No.
went valid
, 1881-05-15

ITO OKEST-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS
= ntGely furnished, ut Is tnsl vun Buren-sl
ITO RENT-2251 WABASII-AV.-VER
- Desirable rooms, FURNISHED un1urnlshed, with
.ot Without b0ard; everything urst-cIass.
W ,dt,ta hENmINlCE ,d..sal FL BED
, 1881-05-15

ITO RENT-FURNISuED OR UNFUR-
= MS lieu lodging Euuu1s lsI gems or ladies tm-
ptoyed during ho day. Tea and breakfast desired.
x.4 uUyne-ny.
, 1881-05-15

TITO RENT-A. NEWLY-FURNISHED
- Upper frunt roum In private residence 20 urt. .,r
t"o centieineu- Apply between 1 and .. NJ ut IL,
NOsta LII sulle-st. ittuX upper bell
W RENT-e5 P1NE-ST.-NICELY FUR
tWu gentlemen. A "'o @os
ITO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. IN
- c!udinR front xQd buck parlos1, A5 UsArburn-nr
, 1881-05-15

Ft10 REST-AN S-ROOM DWELLING
- - At Oak Park. G. a. INGALLS,. ISL CIark-st,
, 1881-05-15

ITO KENT-A FIRST-CLASS {BRICK)
l. secOuu no0r. corner house. with tncuern Improve
Mrnts. newly painled und calculneu. tu small prl
WAC fAIulEy. xtA.i Wuuuso-Ay.
, 1881-05-15

ITO RENT a NIGEL UKNISuED
T. ruon for one or TWO geu4letuen. Isl South AuI-
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
NEO. N. MATTHEW'S a CO.,
NJ Real Estate Broker

OEee No. 10 Lerfsgfsss Street,
"a door west of 81. Paul s., BALTIMORE.
Houses, oround Rents, Farms, Country Seats.
H., Bought, Sold and Exchanged. Money Loaned
On Mortgage In sums " suit. Ground Leased,
Hoasss Rented, Collsctions Made, Ae. An busi-
ness connected with Real Estate win be promptly
attended 10. fApril 10, o,'so.-iy.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19

his forgiveness by Mr.. Larton would
have made him. His old friend, Mr..
More, long before this has got him
start in clerkship with a very small
salary; but meeting one day Mrs. Peters,
who has always been fond of him, she
persuades Mr.. Peters to secure him an
other lift, which he improves himself;
so that, six years after his marriage day,
he finds himself beyond the reach Of
want, although still poor man. As the
little family sit on this evening, cheer
full circle though with the cloud that
recollection still casts over them, visi-
tor comes. So changed is he from the
Henry Larton of old, that Eta pauses
before she flies TO his arms.
"My daughter, says this white haired
man, 81 am widower again, and have
come to ask you il you viii come back
to me-"
80 papal I love you still, and pity
you, but have husband and child"
"My dear" smiling, al don't want
to separate you from them. Can't you
bring them with your"
Excuse me, sir" interposes Jimmie.
al cannot be taken by my wife now;
and our struggles together have at least
taught me that it is better to make my
own living than to live on any mans
aims" s..
"Mr. Gordon, l do not wish you to
come for your sake, but for mine; and
If the reports of your business capacity
are true, think shall get the better OF
any bargain can make with you.
have learned, in short, that you have
brains as well as handsome face, and
am prepared to be proud Of my son.in-
law"
Let us leave them here. Thus our
Jacob served his apprenticeship for only
six years, and that after he got his Rachel;
but it served him in good stead, and like
Hopeful in the story book, he had found
his fortune when he had truly earned it.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19

D@r"I never saw such tenderness in
my life. Whenever De Smith comes
home his wife meets him at the door and
kisses him." Tenderness in horn"
responded friend Of the family; "she
does that to see how his temperance
pledge Is coming on this cold weather.
Whenever she kisses him Il smacks of
hypocrisy." '
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19

pOrProfessional curiosity: A young
lady slipped on the ice and lay there
recklessly waiting to be rescued. Aclerk
in hosiery store, who was standing near
the scene Of the disaster, viewed the
spectacle with professional curiosity
moment or two, and then exclaimed:-
"Pre,sy, very pretty, but they only cost
thirty-six cents pair"