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Good Orl1arv ....... SIis Low Middng 07,s
St Good Ordinary 5'Ts Middling l'1e

sssy @@enfqsGq l f
s ssiyo NV l2i9 MaT$ $P5i %ssS
3g hsy a3SI Il oe 5a6s 'u Prices Sr
i I;s ana margins 'naaty; liSi February l2I9Yi
l2.1j August, Il. 8; september l229; October niDi
for 6nt S 49, FeDrasry
MARI il ~: April 1913 0l24t: May l2.57 June. i26s
Juv. 1..76dl2.7s; August l2s2Ql284. Transferable
c. SFIfE- duh aud weak Fair cargocs 10
aie %5aT s sx d. 800 x do 200 * 6 sos anos
ex do t03 do sx do 500 Rio CITY RIO III * 500
e1 do. 100 ex ressel" and 2, 90 ex " hucl so
bat quri 7O7 bags Maracai1o "Acer sold on private
TITO FLouh AND MEAI-FLoUR-M saaie stronger
po ay ~ Low Grade Grades T ann prt to SF3c SOe
trds lgh' a. confined chiefly TO- small Ta1G S Ps W
sofa Extra 2ja $ Is ior the whole rauge; 1I0, SDiS
Fal s1St u" 200 obs civ Nil Ezra s.
S" " Roget Ezra - 2o5 hiss 6s SaSerdne 5 aGs
latter ior small parcel Fancy inter Wne3 OF te SAILS
'O s' g. g latter SstEeo 5D0P
81 81 90 o.? eooS Sl to Fancy do 6ass5 So co@po.
Sss rs: E1Ia VounO HOOD OHIO. s. aS5;
ss;a % cSoc" Common 80 c s. S0 So Rye
81 90sSS - ssksrs Ezra 70 oSs5 tTn - 1gs
= Soas4 :oee 10 Very GhSee Fs@T s. iy"s7 - i,rqt
kkN fL0U scarce ara nr%y ,s sa '' 800 odd
~ Choice, s. 4SasS 7S.TYE FLoUR quiet and
sa,nssd sales ,s So2 bo Fn sTpG at a. IV VIZ II
FLOUR duii '' 81 sOa$2 iaitnt $2d$i IONS
@tst gG 81 ss'q5 a 80 s. Bag @ya ae
GRAIN WHEAT-Aarket irregular aud unsettled "irn'
ipe ADiut subsequently duh with ti" adFah
lOsi then advancing SG'c., ana cn@4n-
export deIai quite lnOeTdtr AIRY
speculative account sales li14O" On9h
future 900 bush. cash. nery ali he cNh Nbtt lei tk-
pOrtJ lDunlug Rejected and Ungr1ded Splc : l'3i
no Sprs - 81 10; No Spring, 81 10 UngTed winter
led 81 Il q? 80 Kei; 81 - l7,i -" tsi.
81 lsQsl 1919: No Red. 81 % Uueraded White : ia
81 IL a. No. NhteSl loo 81 1872 10 White - lt'4a9l
incudng tGGOJ bush Tor spccl delivery HeNt week ~
81 ia No. = Red, January 81 lsal - . closing
81 lSIdSi 1873, 90. Februlry. Al l9tGs GD 81 nsihs
81 2Ols0 ri 2Ola: March, 81 y kG$. Il closing
ST. Pa d. NAV 81 22GSl Z24. CLOSING 81 LIS rs;
no White, January. 81 l6'2GSl l6'a closing y ~
February. 81 1891 Is, closing 81 -; DO March
81 1sH0sf 10 closing q 49, CO. MAY 81 lHstq 81 i5t
nncsancri -..... BARLEY MALT Qmet. steady-.:....
COKN-MarketL d21c. better moderate export, anu hcht
home fairly active business on speculative
acoonn, ~ 32S,000 bush future $4,000 bush CaSh
incudny ngTaied Western Mixed 81 2e O. - % Ic
no 2 81 iee steamer Mixed 6eb49ic; steamer
Yellow 81 0j5c; Steamer Mlfe 51c INSIDE price On
February 81 57a4c. clos 67s4c. do. March 37 j5c
closing May. IS la j5a8c, closing 55's 30 20 -
OATS better fairly active sales. 10000
BUSH including No. at AZ 44c No White 45d4o 2c
No IA 44s4c.; No. White. 474Gtl &c: 40 H. a. 2c
White, 43c. Mixed Western 1905 c White TO- 4'd
Jaouary, ibc 10000 bush do FEBRUARY 43iR W g;
hOOO bush. Chicago, 45c...FEED scarce ami shade
6TIner.
IN STORE IN NETWORK. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAN wAREH USES. AND HELD on CERTIFICATE IN
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JANUARY H. 1881

MddinR. lc Good Ordinary. Ole; receipts 1923
Bales shipments 1877 bales; sales OPT Gales 1862
WI MiNGTON Ian l0-COtton steady; Mdding, IL ac; Low
MLilue lIsIsc.' Coed Ordinary. lOIsc receipts. lS
bales exports 10 The Continent l42l bales l0s
bales etUcA, G,JU9 ba.es.
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Uinter Resorts.
Bankrupt NolIces.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on tho
1th day of January A. H. is Magran ~ e Il
the separate rtacS of u ~ T. Al ~
ami III. I,Y r. BOWEN Brooklyn. Kings COUNTY New;
York; TuED DOKE CUKRAN, OF Newark, new JtIs't -
GlARTES a. GILLIS Of Nashua, IN the tCu'ty o. III
borough and Of Newliaml shire who nave 0eeg ~ -
Judged bankrupts their petition lh@t the pay
any debts livery II any property belong ing "
Tupts respectively To them or Tor ther rep M t hidden Nv
trinsfcr property by then sprctVeV are 10
aw that meeting the ndvidua credltDS y, , ~ 49,
bankrupts respectively. prove tLe debiS anu 20 "
assigGees Of their separate esta's Ht II,
Court o. BanL =, holden AZ NO ~ 20
on Of York the southern District OF New fOr- Oe'
. y, ISat az In o'@ork a m LOUIS +. PAIN
L. y Marshal rs Messenger So"'he'h D'9i"' ~ -
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
NRwYoRK. Monday Jan 10 1881
Monday, ian. 10 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. 10. l :

AsHEs-Quiet and unchanged.
COTTONspot Gotten quiet, steady nnchangeai saies,
Ear exDt 7s for spinning delivered contract so bales
Receipts az the ports bales against 2i4 bales hs
dsy lss week last since september
S5gO6 bales against $685. 3o during the same period last
oaasOn
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GouarInersnlu NoIlres.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 un',fr the nrm name OF SCHUESSLER LIGHTER bas
been this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT SShths
L viii ntinue the business AID nguiale all deDts aug
lec ali Outstanding accounts late nrm At NJ l59
49,. ~ r. %evS.Vorl Cify ]. SCHUESSLEN,
Da,cI Ian Ia 1881 PAU. RICH TER.
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3ress nlaaiug.

DRESSMAKER.-LadIeS, children, infants,
~ bows: operates ali machines Wheeler 4 Wis3 peieet
good member perfect htLrr unl uperser II ,lts Ad'rsa
j. g., 81 East l4lhst, GeneTai AuNprstsla- OnCe
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STOCKS.

(EA0 'I0ON''
All New York Brooklyn stocks, am all kinds
oi hrOOhJ Il intestine sfcuutlet cont u 81
N&O tGE 81 PitiN H. -.
- kRpAb-or. AND > ENCH tN'fPLA'E
GAS STOCKS * city r. K. Stock. and Bonds
~ bought and ,'L f. +. Il.Wil~ 81 Eyciangc place
G.WYNNE & DAY.
N 40 - WATG.IT.
TRANSACT a GL&E itAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS l% HALFWAY NiiAEE>. BONDS, &c
IAKa hulE ASD WE.IEG, RAILWAY CoMpANY,(
NEW.l OH AZ, Dee -. l-0p
NOTICE Is hereby clvrn thar the Board OF
y DIRECTORS Of ti, company have called mecuug Of the
snofi- Registered Boudh' cls Co. &C. h'd al thc
.h'c4 "I ~" company in Jhr iF"t - taF'' w L. ol.
the I'D March. is i and az sal lc1 ing hee
U nr -lh 20 M pr rttiacIpu1 t0.InCl OF con hd!'ion
ui hi, company with tho 50. Icui' and Iuh ma Railway
Company ut Illinois. the Like ric 9ut st. Louis Railway
Com 0l diu amt The Frankfort ahd hoHoWO HtltAl
Company Of lu l.iu.
Transfer hool5wil close on llt February aud reopen
March. 1881.
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financial.

4 IL who are mtnrc5 ted in railroad business
- am m.it statistic, siol ,c, ~ TRIBUNE AL
AANA' Tor .-4 mo" ready. prcc - cents Dy mail
E(ANkERS end CAPITALISTS Will want to
got tine ir bgur \ hl.lsr fbr $50. the figures
nto states revenue ami Expenditure since $40. Price.
- cents % ui..
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Dipl0en0 Il otites.

OFFICE CiTIzRSs' INSURANCE Co, }
1876 BROADWAY NEw-YoRK. Jan ,. 1881
DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT on the
n capital stock aud THREE AND A HALF PER GENT
on inc ioS'' W iu"' 10 T. A. WALTON. Secretary.
OFFICE OF rhg IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY; ;
No. lh7 BAOADwAY NEW YORK, Jan, ., ~ >,
SENI-ANNUAI. DIVIDEND OF FIVE
y %, Der cent mas This day been declared payable on de-
md ~ ~ " A. MAGARICAL. secretary.
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rIn TuE uOLnERS OF Union Trust

Nv lie IVTULIN0 " WTVII 7 = - ~
Company CeTtincae. Tor columbus. Chi.aGo Ang III,
dana tcutr Railway COMPANY Consolidated f-I N4'N1h"
Bond,
alrsrrs TSELfN & 60 have notified rs that tnoy eau
ou future nrg"at onS thrI my ,n.oi 10
,rrtfitatt shall ilfr octh P',ep
ucr nr central win, pnwer u lpp.r OF Them on the same
firm, AZ tliry NAV accept for thrm elves hui1'. 10 i
lunlf b. Mrtvc made arrahHehir.lH WIN u
tlatln Nntiona Bank receive the c'iuhg hl' N..'
thor holders wi4 to Iucuir M our MUIR
wich - CO. may rut'r rio IIr me OIL On
under Tile agrttin'n nI'', ",'.'
,,,rtlnf.. u,v bo drplsitrd VIII I' ready ON January
10 aud al r,rliirA,. deposited on ana i' AS ,a 81"
the month vi" br "e''u III '"' '0 -
lscln e CO. NAV make. . ,,.,,s,N
RI WI lS'' ~ ;;,,r,. WRIGHT
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no MIC HOLDERS OF UNION TRUST

CAGo ASD INDIANA CENTRAL HALLWAY COMPANY
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MOkI0AGL BONIlS; ~,
alternative fOT the paNIncnt Ia bonds Tor mon t'
ifcatoa for Columbus chicago anu lhuauA
Ccn,rAi Railway Company Consolidated frst h0ItRtEo
option 10y our agreement OF oNe
sell 60 MI ". l. scott We proposed 70 sen nm lie
certificates control ~ 1903 WITH lArl4l payment
down tho baance with iner'St al per cent itn JAM
AIRY neat un rad. 10 be secured nv tho trrnu' - o
collateral coupled with The fondt"h lna ne
De- purchase the same rus an oth'I
offered him within thty iaF5 Hls
objected Ia on The ground mat u lWpn t"o
obi cation puTcha.e indehn e. amount OF cetuhta'"s
without the right to cill for any In justice - VIZ
clients rrpresen cannot IN any utie nrsniAH We
Include certificates which shli hol ma Oe
r.rpd the control o the BonduuihrrH N"uiutr III
accordance the Of Tic notice tnF nun ' uteI
thus date a l'I'l-i-' ~ ~
N.,S Y,rk Dcrember 20. $50.
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Us..N I.,-I CONAN 80 >E"Y oGK.
40. o., 'hp"Af. CprNtE or ~ lof,SI
NLW-iOKN Jar. T. l~-l.
TUE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
sulu1 r .rd t tr un" " the tpmplny on IT ~
DAY tc i'tl dy januly ISL be"c'n tho hours Of l.
ifal-ff book. OF the Coupluy will De cosrd the
cy,iut o -iuts i5th d Of JanuarY AMI roopeheu
a. %. EDNALbSON. occrrtary.
Co>uSaI,. NAu,NAL BANto IuF tl.r OF NEw, f"nK I
NIH.to!K, Dec. TO- 1850.
rI'IIE ANNUAL NEE M ot the >tockhold-
crs ~ ms bank for tn ELItrION o. DIRECT piIN VA.
held 90 banking huu-e RI I~p\l tr t'F' ht
ltJ Gay 81 JauIaty. l0~ D't"'.u " hohr' @i - W ana
~ 3d. FRhp. rAh Lui- Cashier
rIHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
= o. NhW.lpEk
Nassau II corner Of I'nest
CAPITAT~ sl.OO0.oeO ~ T. =. BONDS
Alows drposs reiurnabio on demand or al
sp,~ med date. Isa legal depository paid INTO
oart. authorized TO act Executor. Administrator.
Guardian OK IN any other position oftrls, A4na Registrar
ai,i,r Agcnt nj stocks nnl Bns AMI "a Trustee for
''''''" 'MENEY SPAULpING. President.
EIEI D HhhtMAArS; {'Icc.prcs.l,nts
I'll T.. EABCDNK secretary.
BOARD Or TRUSTEES.
samuel D. Bah,ork Gcofge W Lane.
Ion ,thau Thornr a on 70. N"rmyT.
Isaac y Phr D. C,cu Marculuch Miller.
,iih 81 Il-x-. Roswell krc,
D. Iaulog. \ Inv
r,rund ". Cor,. u Emo
Frri'. II. Cos,itt, C0ar q. Frlncsiyn,
Wm. II. Appleton " m II NobG.
Gustav SciaNb ! PirTpOnt Morgan
David u0w9. prey e. Pync.
Martin lafcs Henry I. NphnillnH
WIN Allen Builar Dayid Wolfe B-hup,
james T. v alldtc. NOlueuu5 - bliss.
Benz 49, sherman.
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5apln9s Banks.
pOWERY SAVINGS BANK.


GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN the City of
N New York corner Ath-avc. and l4th.stNew-N YORK,
January SoIne Board Of Trustees havo declared the
forty third ,mtannua dividend deDOstTs entitled thereto
undert hr d, laws the OF four - cent per annu
SIMS upward not exceeding So,OOV payaOc oh
and after January L. ISL ,--t., o,,
Dividends will ne added 70 principal ana
draw interest from January l. Deposits male or before
January 10 via draw interest from January l. ~
G. v AMTHOk PHILLlP bISSi 49,,
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'IO IN 10 lOkN'-CohncllsEiic SV ~ Ia 20,
trrlad Fayetfe Ores This famous Go u
ne IL limited extent aud TINS Is golden oppoI uhy or
eaf and profitable Investments Address BOX l5 COunca-
yllr Fayette County,,
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Dipioeno Notiees.

oFFICK OF THE NEW CESTRAL COAL COMPANY
Nos. . AND y TRINITY BUILDING.
NEW.YoRK December & 1880
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
Dany have this day decli ed dividend OF PET cent
1.-TWO Dollars per shared payable January 49, 1881. Ihs
transfer books win beclosed January eopened January
IL GEO, II. ADA As secretary.
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THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
m NEM.A.II.N
I1UE FOILOWING land DEBENTURE

rIVIE FOLLOWING LAND DEBENI I RE
BONDS n the AILA%TIc AMI PACIFIC Il NLRDAD
COMPANY have been f0r payment ~ the Office ~
fous and Francisco Halfway Company on ana
a.r January lhS after which date Interest On the Oold'
drawn " u cease,
. bonds ~ Sl.OnD each, f5DOOt 80 50, 80, go,
no 49, 1915. 2lO. 2l9 - 20 ~ 81 ~ - ~ ~
2gl 29g. BOZ 5lg 33l 359. ~. 3i3 ~ ,e 800 "7f ~
G.. Ill VELBrIELD. Treasurer.
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GEORGE X. NASH, AttOrhey-Gener1L
Commissioners Of the lhNnR Fund Of ohio

OFFICE IHF TOMBSTONE MILL AND NlNlAG -OhPANf,,
i.j2 WALSuI.>I. rHILAuELrHIA. Dec 20. 1880.
10TH DiFIDEND.-The Executive Com
L - mee of the Board Of Directors Of tins company
nave this day tho regular monthly dividend o.
500 OOJ each share Of the capital stock OF
the company payable and January 10 1881. at hii
Office Transfer books closed iron l0l 70 jth Inclusive
GEORGE BU RNHAM President.
W. J. CHENEY Secretary.
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V,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com

Il pany have day declared DIvI DEND Of TWO AND
ONEBALF PER CENT q Ia upon It's capital stock payable
Oh the LIST day Of February next at this office,
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock m.
TIL RS DAY the Both inst, and ill he reOpened On the
morning OF SATURDAY, the jh day OF February next
L. NANDElsBTLr Treasurer.
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INK ErE YORK EIr.trrp T.. r. to.
lArI I'D lECh,uEEE', Oitci. 80. BEpApWAYf
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West Side.

d A To $5.-BOard with warm rooms, nicely
ID 4 furnished. table board 50 IS weekly 1853 "esi
, 1881-02-19
OHIO.
Tho Northern 1,,.trIet.Attorncysh,p.

ty.t.n hn~ty,cr,. A>ts<,t,4u assa-u.~,.s.,
Eptctat Dispaieh to Ths cafeauo rrih,,n..
Totrnt,, o.. Fet. fa-Se,t In I'm fc,,Irc, init,
uuW n;'ns ,h'"'Rea 1T m ~ siats' pcfnnns tho
most ahs''felnE qcst'ol' III N"tthtrh ohn re-
lntca 10 tho appointment 1r II Unttnl Stntes At
fOrnev fur thn Hurtj,.rn rxt rI,,t tr t1l,t,, rIr
t,r,,, ~ ,,,,n,. ,,f t,.,. 1,,, =. ~. .....,t IT,
..lm " "''ee -! osH' ''""m ~ '.'"' present ne
will consequently Lc nnlnn4 tic FIST nptu!nt-
monta n,nhu by President GnrilrIt. 1here n n
mu,1 Yrrn,1bto for Inn ,usltiou, md rrrtntntv
@ ~ ~" I ',,,s'u ,t'..'. IT,. ,,.., r,."n.,,,
WIZ ol tIl0 lOsk utif@ltI IrtiHaGII15 Hen GAtHcttl
, 1881-02-19

und tim chlltlron at tic tltno Of tho aot.rmcnt.
After tho vacnttnn Of Tho former decree 1,e hal
Ind no suspicion Of Improper intlmncy between
MrL Ati'iis md Maj. a. II. Watson. Al TINT timn
nll Tint hr knew of WIS rs Ii, lt's"ig"tt. cirn-
ihfpXs. MID Mmnr0o. nf whtlln ho learned from
hrr, Asin Watson. he antd lint circumstances
l,*!, relations Win Mrs. A'l,lla. bi. ho bal
hu hull hui suapule'l" IN % otlser. men;
wla Investigating them, VT: an'i declined tn TN.
81" SSrr xhy ts as' "Ss tsrS1sx ~" tss M 'S: h w X
Inter the trouble wis renewed ntttl tic forIDrr
.,t!t GcHt': IT, hnt! i,snt9 h!ns Iron, ncpInw
w'o'ia+ thu Cummings hH.i oHch !nlk'M whitn
,'rk @ ,s, .ns !. ~, wt W"s ;!E ~ '"w.en n!1:
Ter. This nxa'n aTo',s"l iii fnspiri"as. liz
sh, ssSh"rac sr w1 n'l1"cX I, ''l GaSnns,
nr M.nrua; uskct1 ul'out him. and t,.lrl TINT TO
itn ha bsetl Intlinatc she sntI t,a WIS the tlrs.
lid detailed his relations with jiinigett:-huw
in'lu he i'1d Known hln., md wly whit he hn'l
nnpnye l''o,lgcst 4, 'i',, ag sw.,ro Tint he saa
All,s mid lsIndgct III nny WY. as,d lti l,a.l III,
rGIatlons With hlm sin:e; Intl i,ot sl'oken 10
why. directly Indirectly, 10 llssist fI,l In to
rrGsout eaae. liu tiatl ih.nrsei I'rt.vlna hnnk
,,otc l,!lt nnt pt tho rc9ucst Of blodgett, Prov.
Tho crosse exannation Or ,AddI, was t,o.t.
rone.i until after Mrs. Adtla' Testimony shall bo
1'lie i,exl witness WINS ono Derk vpn vel,len,
knnwn fMtRarty as Fred" Employed Mt nuu
tlInn ms chnro. boy mud cook In ,ti,crcnnt,s by
yuir. na conearian ctlore- buy, utc. ut tic fHny
Residences. ~ wag u tho c,,u'!, ut tho coox-
ors "na S as e 4s ; vss e. ts' II e sefs so wsr?
A.dls aseharaed hey: s',e swore uni sle 4uit
1ad woman, nt,d that sho lind since scilt word Ii
Adds tsklnB FOR osioy to hire her mt ~ testify
nx.'rSt h!ai ths,usl vitness anA ..,!.lts ,yo
s II stt }SsS aSa 's;s: %sa sF S ss
.i!s of. iass September. liz swore lint
@ us " ,er sS oo wnYs be- SHoH s,,s IT. 2
hlnl to always, obey thnir orders md Intend to
their wats when h tAsldia' wns a.scnt. l1Is
shld tint Mrs. Adds nuvUr. tu!d him not 10 ohey
hcr orders q 10 u errnnds Tor her dnrlnK thu
wock proceeding tho former decree. Gle E'ynre
a ,a INT 'ss Mrs M Xds Ta sarts ID ro au se u
ircre from ns hs9, wseS @ thai az ss ss'ff sad
tho didn't wutt to 70 haok. md WIN forcrd to n
90. "i,i hu aai hcr lnwyer, cnpt. lnlaru. asked
buck ut oncc. lie htso gnru very tlt!iereut ynr-
eio as to Adults w!Iorrubott.s the flntr!,iR TINT
u Gf n' ID bs ose ahs we cap sr s%h sc
told him the allcsntiona weru true. i1e swulrs
Tint he lwItflest) waited for her 10 conlc down In
tilb cnrrlhge III fr0Mt Of the uilfcc, which WIS nt
tho second ii0ur, antl hrurI np erica from Adds,
lilo chilling, nr anything Of tho kinl
\ Mrs: shaset. OF Paris To"nsnip, whosc farm
Tits at,urney suggested thnt il VIVA Intended to
ahuw by E,ur that her stcp.llu4htcr MI l,nnlnr-
rlta wonln,1, llAa Ind child, and that there llu
been II controversy u 10 whether tho Hcrcn,l-
mt wns liz father or not. shD swt're l!lut sbo
never hensl Ut sl.rh Nn irsnuntlOn or ttlvn be-
f0ro entering the COURTROOM, anl tho Invests
CATION WIS not plrRucl.
, 1881-02-19
THE Adds SCANDAL.
Xestcrday's Testimony In This Notori-
0ll1 f:Mhes

0ll1 GMte.
Special nlpateh 10 Thu Chted1o Tribune,
HltANu ltArlns, Mich, Feb. 1s.-Tho Atl,1ls caso
WAS rcsi,1lcd agaln to-day, with Wllanl Adds,
tho dufondAnt, Oil tho stnud concluding hia li.
rect examination. Mr.. Godwin being III, thu
questions wore asked by Mr. KIuKaIey, OF l!!air,
Kingsley s. Kelnhars, co,l1,sotors IN the case.
tle Aeta!lutl tho UulroNll seciib tho night OF
Fob, u, 1885, when ho f1nnll i1cuNn 1llotlaott In
his WHO'S bedruoIn. Ills suspicion had heon
aroused by glnncea. wtuks, aud4oy tho accidental
discovery OF Mrs. Atdls' visit Mt tho ol1'co when
Hlodgctt was thcro md witness WIS
not expected, and so ,ho resolved
TO wnteh, aud was stationed back OF d
peach trco wirse ho could sea tho bedroom,
abnut o'elonk that evening. A !Ittlo aftcr 10
O'clock tho i!Khta showed that tho fnmy wcro
golug 10 bed. ltght was In Mrs. Adds bod
roDln. A1ld, Just after. nun Gnt0red door
leaL!nE lnto TINT bedroom from a porch or bal-
cony about llvo feet high, which bus no stops
and WIS seltl0m used. lle saw them kiss; Yatt-
I'd. III It sousnrd to hin, "a hnlf.hons burst Into
tho room, through. tho samo dvor. Nes.
Adds cal,Hht bis hRnls aud told him IL
wAd l!IUt}KGtt And iut to hurt him, as
It wss her fault. Then followed Il cop}esaon OF
her adultery With nIodgett: conferences with
tho daughter and Ron The next tay aud Sunday;
forgiveness on bis part, aud III effort 10 1.-Two 1t
down.
Tho questions ~ to hls suspicious, what
aroused them aad what tho etraet was follow
my, consunlod soMo ti,ns, but developed noth-
lnx now, savo that he had learned thAt Mira.
Adtlts for some munths befnro bud occupied her
room alouc,-thAt ts. dilHst want tho COM
pany OF her duuKhtoa when ho was
not at homo,-and Tint had Increased
bis xusptctons. lie had not beeu
of q lenlt'us. suspicious nature; hud loved hs
wifo fonsiiy up 10 tuas tsue, mud had mot sus-
pcctel her buforc, savo TINT she socIuod in-
AiYprnne n hfz rom ft,rt nUlt NjAfnA. tl1ut
, 1881-02-19

Tn ORDER 70 ACCOMMODATES OUR
Il nuH,Grnu% patrDnt thrpuubInt the city, wu hnvb
r.tat,h"ts t!tsnr, ,lcvn u the ,l,turrnt i1t.ns
fNrH ff thH TanH ict, ns rnF F.r'i ht tt. Main Uf-
1icg md " In tfrnlviH htltll D't!!H:k y. Ill.,
SOUTH 1JIS1SltIS. 49,.
...J l. IL. s1MM., Nyoksrllcrs uut, Htateness, III
81, j. !:,niAitf. 1tsuegist, cls Gnttara Hrovo-nv,,
northwest GJfnrr TftIrIY-nfth-et
JHIlHnN 8. JArOilDa. Druggist, at7 indIapn-nr..
II. III TUGllMAS, Druariss. corner 1'h'stJ.arat and
Htuts-Kts. ...,
WEST Llvfalt'N.
u. r. KHAFT. Druggist, Hfl West Madlson-st. cor
.JAa. ii. KlNKtt.T ! CO., Druggists, tss gouth
ltNlstGd..t. rDthur OF h,InMn.
Mills l'itAItsiA9tY, j, ". WAINWRIGHT. krl
A.. Il. FtIrGiL5fuAf Hi.usaea1cr. Slnttlrof, ato
III. HlMs:lG!iAs:S. druggist ~ illuo isand.av..
II. d. itftsiiiEk, Jnweicr. Nc~sdcalnr, md Fancy
AUUUsT jACfjiSoN. ilrugutat. is7 North lfslstet,
:, ,,,y, ,x,, iSgHrIt niytsInS: =. ,..,
tfast:bt, cnrAur i!Iv!+ion.
~. WILLIAMS X cO.. Nsugate.H III ltarraboe.st.
iUUtA ". IT, sl:EnE, Printing md Adyortlstng
AEGnL SnWs md AtntlnnGry tlrp - r. I,!visttn st.
, 1881-02-19
CNtL-SERVlcE RFFoRM.

posrns :, Dl'pdteh to Tia Chicago 1rltuna
aqelatton ~. teo' IA clviI.sosy!co ncioru As
l platfar,"a as osgnnt4ud III this city to-'iay upon
setk ahnn,, ~aieh declares that Government
plea; .bu, ..,' w conducted OIL business prfncI-
toa u lonn 'psoyea should b. continued In post.
iAer na,.'s aoas " they do their work vol; that
Ras,. luce. should not bo used Tor partisan Dur.
ks,,ta @ nut Representatives aro chosen TO
u dI.,rn.aa aa ther tllue should not be glvcn 10
fs.ilens of patronage. Tho List OF Vice.
Rslsc1a ~, Nc'a1ss tho following: Charles
a"s, IT,, John II. Turbes, George
, 1881-02-19
MICHIGAN ODD-FELlOWS.

Sptttai D1spateh 70 1h4 Ehea0o Tribune.
GRAM RArlDs, Mich, Feb. 13.-Tho
Grand l.ongo Of Odd-Fellows was unable 10
finish It's annual meeting lust night, and has
been busy MI day to-day attending to appcn!s
and II report approving tho report Of tho
Grand Representative. There was quito hi
opposition to this, rs 1t sustained some OF tho
rlltlitul changes Iii tho constitution and wnrk
accomplished by The Sovereign tjrnnA Lodge,
And they wero favored by tic Grnll4 lseyro-
Sr,lfutlra
, 1881-02-19

After wAr, pest!lonoe, and ihtotnrcrance. colis
lclll! IL tho Kreutest destruction Vt hunlan lfo
mnniy ft consequence Ut ttltir bulslx sy6tellal-
ical!y ncglcctna,-"t tu gu ny they ctll,lc,'-
Until II siii!ple curahIo affection Is converted III.
to serious und guuerhiIy fAtnl aIseuse. 1t IL
hotter tn lake cure of II cough pr cnl'l from ttA
!nuIpIunry, by using promptly llr. 1nynu's Ex-
nectarutlt. T0nlc!i} thoroughly ntaAlp1ru to re'
iioyo ttltsc complaints, and equally euutiye IN
tho prlmnry htnyet pf consumption, asthma, and
bronchitis,
, 1881-02-19
K, T,
e*sslal DHpdtth 70 Th4 Ehitdao I1rihltaa.

D,,ns"sS ssS'aa =. bdpatfh to 1ns Chicago Trtaune.
W Rnas',..' ~, w. foo. 1s.-Tho Dixon Comman1ory
bod sass to'nplar is maklnE arrangements tu
epsrpa pa,,t paollu reception aud banquet Mt tho
", tia s; ssI ;,'n y ,hls city on "Wednesday vyon-
s.ss .assslS attended, aad grand E Sna ea sa oyaGo
btaa o,;i.n' ns c.'u,untlery Is Ihe larxoat 10 tie
e0adition oe u C1lcago, ll.d Ii Ia . prosperous
, 1881-02-19

William 1fontl. Senator George +. Hear, tUII,,s
i. HoClcyc. President Of AtnherRt EnllrRn. tho
Hey. !nmeH Freeman Clurkr, llrnry +. KIlltr.
mud Mnrtln Trimmer. Thu President will lie
tllUauE htrtlftrr.
, 1881-02-19

A DVERrISFK lIAS LEASED FROM
II MnErk an antirely HOW threo.story md tusa.
OF Tho ryt nlnthIe Ma,!tSt, hot nad roi. wntpt ln
cVurY rDHnii uv0rY lt.terli ruEvGn fitO. lnttdlnE
rassSspr (nrrt. .JnInlecu IL sttcttrd viii
lartlcs wu VIII nruss t!ipr "~H fur,lt.rn aud .nka
thu auQlMer. Au.Tssa u Z. lEihllnN 1ttIc0.
, 1881-02-19
BOARD 1JxtyIED.

DOAlll}-lyI'rIt TWO uNFUNSIS1tED
- rutlEls BY tw4 adults. Oh kutth EflU. AuItl OF
Twynt y.aer0Ili.st AdHruAs u Il. Tttlun9 uftics.
1lOAlD-AND ROOM FOR a YOUNG
Chlraau.av. aud cAsi ii Clark-st AilFess u, IrlL-
nHe ut!ce, - -