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New-York tribune., 1881-12-12

The millions Of Americans who were amazed and
wearicd by the Centennial Exposition of 1876 VIII
be interested to know that it actually last week de-
parted this life, and is now comfortably buried
Onr PHILADELPHIA neighbors have striven manfully
for five years to keep it alive in sort of cataleplc
condition. A prolonged display OF Liberian coffee
feathers from the Sandwich Islands, stuffed animals
and the manufactures of the Quaker City has been
kept up in the Main Building, together with skating
rinks temperance lectures, Sunday-sehool ceiebra-
tions agricultural fairs other advertisements to
which the mind of n Philadelphian bent on hol-
day seriously doth incline But event these mild pleas
urcs died natural death. The building was sold
to a Western specuatOr for $4,000; the model cot
tages, benches electric organs prehistoric bones
etc. including the remarkable statue of Washington
rising out of the back of an eagle. brought under
the hammer $4,000 more About 100000 will
b, divided among the stockholders, abOut enough to
purchase a mourning ring, and the last rite will De
over
, 1881-04-04

r1nsta will hc sent down ntii Rhnrl sttt!-naFs
phippcl In theIr plnec: her 1tbfHwn will 10 sent
IN. md hor BIllar''snI1ynrh Will also bo dis
pcnstu With,
Tio DICK property ut t,uuth. known na stnno's
,ijck,, has href sold To- Z. H.. Nrnyns Il GD Tor
4 I,jrr Rn0 fcct long II tp ',o buIt ncnr MnntH-
ilu1G by CMpt. I'd TKhr mil tho Mrssrs. StArko,
at Milwaukee,. HtoHy Paint IL tho lODAtiU1' he'
Turing Marct tho number of nrrlvnls at NIL.
wnukrr wGrs twnnty.lIyu, nfsl tho hltnhrr or
clrnrnneeA tSe,lty-Hlnhts ......
lee tnrty.tstr inEha.s Thick whs sMl!Gn frtlnl the
hOt nr lilo rHstnr ut NhnlnwtH:.
i fst9- -l,n1l rs iD bg tst:iltshHt ut An,ttinwOr.
Tie pu1plg nj tint pnrt eelrrIl fnA. hnrf1. hui
the Government whs G,HsIilerntG md Khve taietu
II lns4 ,lIPsrRcl nr affair:
it IL Hthtt,h thtt cunsrrnltlo dredging will har"
tn 10 dent, IN tho rtvnr ut llncnu before vessels
Thu IluThn tuE tlnube. Exhaust has RECEIVED
nrw decks, dock frames, md hGgno otiler re-.
tMltA. ..... ...... -.
schooner Flying Mist Is scarch(ng for III inter-
est III Il a,litui,lg vGsaIl.
Capt. N. Fitxgori,l,l. nf tho rchoonor Marcn y:
1inIl, which Inns cntnplctcf the uEnn'nY tFip Of
tho sbasun betweGn OswHRn md lbrUntn, IL tho
nun WHO bcrlnG Grxy last yehr Wt!lID Oh
ynynga from Intunt0 Dr Hamilton 10 tho Oe1Ie-
scr. WI fe1lnvu nllu win, grit Ink ny ~ Limit
with himself out NJ rift mud fl,t! terrible nx-
ri.re.ct, III which tho bDy hrA1!y died bf fright.
I'hu Hall tGft Uswt.uo in RcvErt AtiDw" "stnr!i.
with crew Of three tnGti. mud got through hll
right, nlthnllutt tho trip mist hive been nj.
tended with much pGr1.
, 1881-04-04
WISCONSIN,.

Sptttdt Dtspateh to THE Chttaec IstbtinS
MAnlsuN. VIA. April ..-yo-,aay has been
busy uts with Legislators packing the'rpundcr-
boxes and getting roatly To leave for tholr
homes. There wcra only three Senntors present
at tho AFTERNOON session.
A ,,!lt relating to archaeology, which WIS HtF-
CURED tn by tho Assembly, WIS by Nh error n'l-
ruled by tho Ses,atc and signed W tho Goycrfir'
\ j0ut resolution pissed hoth hoii1os to-tay
notifying Tho Governor OF tho crfr,r ant, re-
flu ti,,ScrIlor will llHve nll !ts sxtled by Mon
dizzy and tlu Legislature VII! adjourn s'tlc die
Mnniny afternoon n 3nr!t,sk. .,a
Tho scsstsIn hns !Astuu clHhty-ahrc9 days. tho
fSei S,GHtef sci cisrk idrrt "f ,hs Assembly WIS Tho
recipient of Il hunst,.ne .silsur servttt to..'aY
spsefai nispatsh q Tic Chicago Tfltune.
MADISON, Wis, April 3.-Thuro has heen con.
altlurlDie excitement over thu error mRtst IN the
n cti!ic icronccs haye been hull III tho Governors
WurrpWs. vi I'D issGtnbiyn,on iiru,i0r!. tjiitson,
Rl,d riercu, mil thu Governor nnh Attorney
UonerIl Wilson. No delnit co,,rso t't MgsiGn
tl,s i,cet nHree1 on M yet hut 1t IS DcteveA tho
Governor viii yuto the I'LL and allow tlse next
Legislature to mike tho superintendent; Tharo
any objections lp raised to this eoursc, t!lo mp
I,urt!UnnlGnt would htyt tu xn Uyer until lbsi:
Aothsr sonrsV y for t9 pGsstT ' nt nsf1g "a
proving inr t!,,nl ulJ.uruneut Mon.lny lit u y:
H.. uni adjoirn HntH Tuesday Alld move Gnll
Ut lth HOUSES, A}1u GUnlthlle ~ NuJouTH u1ilN
mtJurity IL secured In u,,ct, lI0use. and thoE
sitl1or Mncnsl tho bill ur Introduce IL s,nw oncAti1
EreHt many complications nro likely to grow ot
cf it. Nothing cnn or will bo don1 but 10
speculate on WllNt Will tlr l0nG. 1t Is ru-
i,0rp! TINT the Governor Will veto tho
bill which provide! for tho o!scuon nf ltnl!rN'd
nilh luslrlnee commissioners, there beihK II
holding rnirnati l,ontls fro. buin9 e1gcteh Hull
routl Commissioner. OIL tito Erutiii TINT 1t ~
et!vu Executive veto hecniae ye,A and Enss
wuru not cull,sl In eithor House. Tho b!tl n,M-
powers tho uoycrnor md President Ut the U1i-
verxty to einpIoy nrllhItGcts to iiynw ptN1s OF Il
building fur tic accommodation Ut tl.o Stasc
Historical Society: n.ld still Annter bill, prG-
urltlnY 5000 to tho Iown Of Lewiston for tho
CONSTRUCTION of levcc TO ptvvcslt the WAter Of
tho Wisconsin nyertnwlng Into tho Fux River ut
rnrtngc. 0h tho grotnl thIt II IL !hlt! policy
ind tllatn clause Iii tho Constitution fDrbtls tho
| StAto to cnrage III intorna. improvements.
, 1881-04-04

Vessels engaged In tho >ynpd tratlo along the
west slsorr or Lal;u Michgnn tnake frosit ssN to
|.pQp ,,gr trip o, wood which Is purchased ut pro-
duc!ng po!nts md sold In tho milwaukee, mnr.
kct ..-..
Tho 1aclno Adpoeate says: "Tto scow Mt.
yprnun js rtcylnR penr md 3cttlky ready for n
stnrt us Boon Gs the Ice Will permit Ut her load
ing Mt tho pior. Tho Josephine Dresden will Rs,
depart for pentwatcr for ties. shs bus beun
chartered for tho soason. Tho stenin-aMrgo
Hilton hns been chartered by poIttwnter rnrties
tor tho 1tac|no trnie this canning Bcnsu1t. Tho
saiIs previous to her dcparsurG ft'r LcNt"atGr Y!
for Il cnrY1 Or dry woos! for Case = To. ut S...s'
per cord freight. FroIHhts mt this port npGn
nt tho following figures: LllinhGr.-MHn!stGG 70
Hnciilc. 81; LudnEtu1t, <Lsl: pcntwnter. SLID:
whitehall. ti5o; ai,,ske9an: $l.6 Grand liayStl.
from Whitehall TO ltac!na-Ortk ties. MIRO ccuta;
hemock tics. seven cents; cedar Lies. six cents.
pcntwater and J4ilainKton. sAlno tlEurGs.'
Thirty six .t::1ni- VESSELS win cnfAc-
tty Tor n, ,UUS tt,ns. relnnt1l mt Ent!nlo uncbhr-
tered. About hnlf dozen OF these VIZ @ ilot
s0t,lo OF tho others will undoubtedly prefer ~
strrt out light. Allowing for theso and othor
contingencies, tho tlnmber 0t milwaukee, n!lu
ChitnHo vessels Will be reduced to abnut twenty,
hnylng capacity for SUMO lttRn tors. shlppers
nre OF tho opinion. hnwcver. that when MnvisM-
tim opcna tho wIntDr-buund cnni lit vessels at
tAut and uther ports will soon rol!eyo niiy press
iI,E wantB ut WlstGrn points. For this REASON
Rhppcta havo. ut lcnst fur tho rrcscHt, decided
rot 10 pny over IL CENTS freight to Chlcngn md
ticpt arrives thgy rrHus thoro vii! b4 plrniy of
yrsscs to BE- hnd at less rntcs. Vessel. owners
clnIm that they should Kct 81 per ton. which Is
being freely pnitl at Cleveland OH soft coal.
, 1881-04-04

q 4
There will hU 10 Hul'llnu hild thorough Civil.
Spryru reform mt Congress- IL prrparrti u
Hut Inv separating tho scrviGe fruln purity put
ltics a,,l such II law wil! not hu c!laelrtl untsl
pl,blio 0tnton IL prepared 70 drive congressman
iMe0lis Ut Knint.g or returning tlOln. Az i IL
NOW, Il nlnjurlly u munters 'harn got 10 cut,.
Er1Bs ulptrr lne uId systcltl, aud th0y Mru not
crrt4lt, that ihUy t4n tlyu nIa prosper Under IL
i,ew ol,e. In tho hut,ro OF things tEuy Will Ou
ruluut,lnt u yIro ~ NJ Implement viii! which
iboy nrts familiar nIs.i which hAs suryct! thorM
iu,s.trslhly VOL. IN Hnurt. ,thoy Mru iIxcd by
ulrc.ssa aees, cnst"u,. 4,.ti tn1rest " H. cut';
scryAtsni uf nl,!su; " siIo Voting rublic coul!.
rrfvrciev in thu civil Herrlce, they would rpaI-
ixu how arHetity reform Vi tue serylcv Ia ncetle
from tUIl 10 ls.ttUuI.
, 1881-04-04
Extent and Strength of the Ices
Fields in Lakes Huron
and Erie.
Tho Opening Coarse.Fraight Rates on
Lake Miohigan-Erlc Canal
Grievances.
Hull Rates rs Finally Arrangcd-1larbor
Improycmcnts-t'corgian Hay
Canal.
Barge Adrift on Lake Erie--Local
Jottings-Interesting General
Notes.


NAVIGATION PROSPECTS,.
Tho kucper ur tito llfc. FnvIug stnt'on on Tlil'n-
der lug ls.and reports TINT with pnwcrful
plnss he cuu hnrrty dsscefi, open wntnr tnnny
miles ont III Lake Huron. 1t scetns now na II Il
would bu month yet before slnffHntfon iB open
At AIpcnn Tint locality will sl,!pn Eool inany
hundred million tnt.s oY Ice to tho st. Clnfr flats
sotnc t,mo III tho lnttcr rarr Ut April. Olf N3ro.
Milo pol,lt tho settlers sny tho lcc Is four Icot
thirk, mid covers tho like lis fur us cah be sceh
frl,tn tho shore. -.-.--
Koiiry lslnntl letter Of tho let Inst. says that
the schooner Y. II. klnt,ni loated Will stone
md ii unehor 81 n. KoIley {; co's wharf; tho tso
tng .Jnhnson, lying 1T the North Dock, arG wait.
iliS fnr fur Wcnttur to 10 ~ Cleveland. Tho ice
Is 10 tho north mud west OF tho lsnnd. rs fnr az
can be seen Thu ct'a1.qelt t. tho southwest by tr 1t
tho tsINnl II abOatt hnlf Crowded Will 1cn; Iho
Wind ID fresh IRON the northwest. The Ancrl-
cln l:,,gln iui not put IN I'LL appearances TOR TWO
dnys vi nccNunt oi tho Storm. "
Rnrnb Il. Sheldon teItlruphcd from Anihefst. .
bWrv to lis owner In Clevcinnd: mo leo ~
sight. shaIl l stnrt fer C!uyehnd?" The TO-
water III sight. Walt for orslcra."
, 1881-04-04
Tho IsIeAsin.s OF n Humane Society.
10 the Editor d 1hk Chle0go Tribune.


CHICAGO, April ..-The umount of cruelty III
1lIpted upun h0rses by Ignorant and f'cartless
drivers Is en,rniuus. Every dny one meets with
revolving sights Ut overloaded, un1crfeu, old,
ul,l oven crippled horses. that aso n.aA0 to 20
,nder orucl whipping and jerking by t'loirbr
nnd tntllrntcd drivers, With III regard to the bud
roads. 10 the 1Inmnno socuty. IN thcIv iudc-
fatlgnbIe ellortg tn prevent cruelty anl to re-
Hove tho poor bcasta Of burden, nre due tho sn
ccrcst Trunks OF every rlght.1niildeA person.
Let Us al help tho suo!usy In shoir good
work, tho ilrms and business uluu,
By Inducing their drivers not to ovar-
load ur abuse their horses. .Clcrxylnon
Gy prcuuhtnx humanity, pArents by tenehlltH
tEleir children tn Ut Kind to nnisnNls, tho trianAs
OF animals. by becoming ntn6ers Of tho Sucluty
(which requires only u yeMr>, a,!d 80 supplying
thetl with unple iIcnns to enHai!a ttle.il I'll TX
tunt their RouA work II stnnia l'u tho duty at
every 0slp IL report nuts 0f cruelty thoy ll!Ay 300
or fenr Ut ut 0ncu. A.ld mt wilt ta tlU HI fur
,yerks, nB IN tho cssso or tho children vino werl
Iept III Il HtlhIG without sufficient ftOu hslI
GloshnE Tor fully two weIks before THO httgh.
hurs thought lit to report It. or III Mnother tNsp
where two horsGs were slowly starved u dclth
befure either tho pt,iIe lr tho iu3naiu SlcIety
WGro Informed, though tho llcJ9hturs know teiMt
tho uWnur bud abandoned lhein slx days bnf0rp
4 ElllESD or ANIMALS.
, 1881-04-04
MlRTllARY.

sp*ttaf Dtspateh to 1h Chicago Trtbune.
Au1tlItA, ILL.,, April 3.-1'ho funeral ,hseQtlloa
of City Marshal bruce 0Atps werG helu NJ the
Ctty-Ifuil this afternoon under tho management
ot the 0End Army Ut tho liep1lie. tho Ostjur Ut
Odd Fellows. tho Fire Department, anl tho
Athletic noat Club, Of which organizations ho
wis q member. Tho itev. Mr.. Tucker Hstoko hs-
tittlugly Of the dcceasrd. aud tho vcu,uins wcrv
tlon ptAoed In tho rot.ln.la Ut tho Cuust.ltnusu.
wheFo they woro vcwes! BY tho thrnny Who
cortGxc, ronsaIItnY tho organizations natuesl.
was iUA by tho Mayor und t'lltin A'aufM,ll. pre-.
ce.lul uy il nluInun III poIlru, utiu jnilcH III Gy Il
YrcRt Nuu,tor Of cltIzens. to tue West Diviaon
EulAutery.
sptetal Dtspatsh 70 TAs Ehseaoo Tribune.
pUHuQuE, ILL.,, ArrtL J.-ThD funeral Ut tho
lAto Jlluyu j. h. Wilson occurred this afternoon
frum tho Episcopal Church. 1t was tho lArgeat
uysr Witnessed Ii, th!s olV. almost oVery cltl@on
ntteuliug IT,
, 1881-04-04

Moro north Wind AMI moro sn0W.
Thuro was nothing lolnR tn hurbor circles yoa-
tcniuy.
The tug Afnor[cah Englo Inns received thlrtccu
milshIp frames on thu HturbOartl side.
Another week. weather permitting, will sec
tho outside plnnking Of tho now PcshtIgo Coul-
pany tug cump!ele. Tho nla!n and hurricane
atcx bcatls, as we'll ~ the bed plate and engine
Is prnKresslnX satisfactorily.
4 marked GhalIgc has 1een wrought III tho ap-
substltut1on OF now upper works far the old.
Tho deck now presents IL ultru roonly npI,car-
u1leG thnn formerly.
Gapt. III jol,,lscn bus tho tug @. ", Gardnor
ready for aerytCu.
4 fortnight OF ordinary fnIr weathor Will Wit
iless tho completion or OG0tt's now 1nArIiD dry
dock TN Got,se lsla1nl. Tho schonnur Il. Il.
Inyea will 9 tho litbt Crlft IN. 3Nr rrIMEEs,
1t Ia now snlti, Will ihv0lvo IN expenditure of oo-
tWcpn &1uW AHl Si,iUQ,
, 1881-04-04

BUCHANAN, Mich. April III have soon many
articles III Tie TRIBUNE murine HUME on carly
navigation. commenced sailing In 1910. but
will givc trip In tho schooner Miranda III 1871,
from st. Joseph to DswcKo. freight thrco md q
halt ccnts OIL wheat. wages 81 prr mouth. Left
ttla canal bound luwn nld three tinys up. Tho
sallors hnd TO load nlll discharge cAry1 or puy
tor tho satne Arrived nt TOedU OH tio passAHo
VI, M the ri day Of July tito sntIle yeMr. Yours
respectfully, GAIT. a. T.. BARTLETT.
, 1881-04-04

Tho cAunlboats on tho long level have ncRrty
nll been put Ia good position md tho wniur is
being drawn preparatory to cleaning tho ditch.
THO steamer Luwis Lawrence attempted To push
through from Utica to Syracuse on thu innY
in rcachtng nbo,lt Il milo wcst of 1lggInsvll!n.
The ice hlucknl her ut TINT point. She Will
probably bo tharo until tho cl,lHl opens III any.
, 1881-04-04
TRIBUNE; I}HlfNG{T Of'E'If;I;,s.

TN ORDER 'rU ACCOMMODATE UUR
H. nn,crnu. un!rnn. ll,r'nl1hpMt the ciiy, ~ tavn
G+tnllfsi,f Branch Offices In tho different i1lyf~ns.
JHGr.ivnat.ai bsiuw. wn"rt acknowledgements. w hs
tukcn fr II1lIG trs, glRrgeu 1t tfH alnlh bI-
Ecr, and will ~, rrr.tvnu until H.'c'lek y. IN.
ktlUTiI b1HialDS.
j.. i Il. siMMs. booksellers md Htnt!nncrs, TT
Twenty -scciIilti.st.
IL. +. 1iUiiANr, druggist. Gls Cutln2e Grnva.ar,
Jl|I,stiN t .fAt06Ua. iisuSgss, au7 fntann.nv.
ctIrHcr 1'I,tttJ tJ.ftfAt-at
H. ". HEGiIMAS, nruRxtst. corner Thlrty first und
Htate-1I. . ....
~. KltAfT. Druggist I'LL West Mahlaon$st. cor
las. II: ktnkiEy 4 TO-. nruaa!At., iat SOUTH
iii i.I.s' TiIAitMACY. j. ". WAINWRIGHT. s5l
WH.t Mn!i!:yn.;st., . sorner tIsden.Mv;
ettttiGf Of TNplEt,.xl
ii. q. HHiIttt:N. JewrIcr. ScwsocaIcr, md Fancy
Clouds. ~ l.ake.st. eHrnsF llnc,tln:
ADJUST JAcutsUS. iirsx1st. IL North llnsteds
cufnef lndlhnA-.t. ......
j.. HGttLtSG1[AM 4 ED.. Druggists - North
c|ask;s':, :,s e9sneT M!3v:so',. M . ,,...,. -.,,,..a
curiIsr Su!!l,s.
Aspnt Scws md HlhfLnnnry mtN.i. III = lllv.tnn..t
, 1881-04-04
VALUE OF 4 WIFE.

a disgusting suit WIS OIL tFia1 last week 1,e-
foro Judge Anthony. 1t WIS IN action brought
by Frederick Koss agM!nst his brother. Louis
Koss, to receiver tlunlnprs for tho seduction OF
tho formers wife. Tho Intimacy seemed to
have been carried IN for years, md tho puternt-
~ Of two Of The children wMs doubtful Tile w!fe
Icnlca the ctiur9rs tslltle aud testified thAt she
admitting ttllt nit bsr children were il!cHtiItnntc
THU testtmuny %ns very resnlttnE. Tho jury
Saturday niurning rutnrtel verdict in fnv1r Of
tho Injured lllialuttl for {H.UW Tho case tHs
been tried twicp before, resulting in verdict
for $.0J tho tlrst time. alal' ill nollsult tho
REcInu tislG.
, 1881-04-04

At tho session OF tho Investigating Committee
of tho Now York Assembly, In nnfnto, IN FRI
day, Niles Case unvG tho following Testimony
cUnccrnlug Eric -Cninl grievances:
Last ycnr tho insurance companies All ran
pnol they liked their, own rites. Tho poolol
wsa WIZ %ts u pee ass to !ae s hui"
knuw1i tllprn 10 eollcet III high na $t0u as pre-.
MUM for neat Toy Irsannn.iyi i,, ~ IT. the ra ~!
When thoro WIS no pool then thorc WIS grcat
il 'S: per cent mi rebato al,i Il frnn another. As i
general thug tho shIbpers got i coni'nlsslnn ior
81 o U shs RI Ff% S III nu ss1s @ #
,Ssusan5 Tao rsssysr WIS ne "tt!S !eksf r.
s eSsss ,hSS sSt te e sSeFt S5n
@ rs suoin lust year ilo iad paid IS 10 sio ioai
for Rott!nx +. Sometimes ho o. h!d to Ply no re-.
lust year lis In other yenrs. IIo Thought II It.ai.
bou3ht grain here. when to rot tho load tn Now
pSrehtsca. @ rs tH Hoa.me 5 woro % eharke, siathuusand
bushels for putting the Rrntn In thu hoatR. Enrly
last year q, Mttsnpt WE mHuo a, tn rn!se ts M
sl.a5., Thc olovatnrs encouraged thu shoulders
mon, as whom tho iattcr did thslr owl, IoaiIne
moro tiMa a WAY % consumed: ilo ley was H. of f"D lho
opinion that three-eiHstths OF 2 ceht was 1alt
Fato for trnnsfersns svo long from .a 'csse, Nsa
transferred to a s.orpge elevator, whoro 1t
wua storud fur flyn aays. one- half Il cent
was u FUR rnto. Where tic, graln WIS etoreh
longer tho special rates could bu ehnrge.i. lilo
hull hcnrd prnHlnunt eleFat1r-Encu Hay thAt,
whcu they hatl fnir b,laItcss. Ono-tiunrter or u
cont WINS u payinu rate Tor the moro trrlnsfcr.
The Witness then estinRtcl tho various
charges Ut trip OF email bDat to New York from
l!unnto m follows: Thu towngp u ullG from tho
elevator IN Nnila!n nvcraKc, ~; Tho trimming,
xiy; tho scaipug. $.J tho inBural,co. vi; tic
calinI, fl@ tho Hudson iver towtne. s:G; tho
whnrfngo In Now inrk, $l50; ind tho elevation
not Including shortage. and returning it wo,Id
be *lHb...i. Ths mlttoa iotnl VI Sl50. At ak
cents thpy rnt fleD which left ttoitt ST.. When
they Old their uwn towing they ct,.lld tnaku tho
trip EraAt deat ehc.lper, mud that WIS whore
tho money WIS made.
, 1881-04-04
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


To ths Editor o. T7,e Chicago Tribune.
CftICA,3u. April 3-Pfcnso Hllswer tho follow
luz questions through your Mundny's iMpur, II
p0ssibu: Dues Jefferson iisc Il doE wheD taking
tliu purt OF Rip Fan iIjHtlc Ii he does ntH.
who tioGsl lly answering theso question ycu
wilt sutllo II controversy lnl ohllKc: Yours
truly, Il EUSBfANT READER.
Arls,rer-Jcifcrs0n tiocs not nso dog III r[Ay-
Ink Rip. Robert McWallo drags II nlonxrel cur
about tho stuHo 'shilu playi ing tho churaetcr, and
fl tic lust net displays tho Skeleton Of IL cnnno
suspended from Il truo.
, 1881-04-04
MILWAUKEE MATT Frs. Wk{H
&pkctas u4patth 70 IAf EhtedQo Tftht1tle.

I
MILWAUKEE, April 3.-Escnnnba pnrties nre
horo negotiating to charter tho tug y. $. Coo for
tho coming arason. In casa OF Success, tho bout
Will proceed to l:scnn.lAa as soon Hs she cnn got
through and cngnRo In towing ut TINT pincu.
Capt. Frnnk Wood and Walter ]. Smith, NJ
Konoshn. hEtve soll tho scuw Gladiator to Capt.
George uudKG and Others, OF this city, for $18U.
The stua,n- 6nryo Dnisy nny. scow sca Sur,
and srnnll sehooncr luna cenred for pnlnts
ing tho night tho Wind shifted hngk 10 northeast,
viii, snow, ut,d tho anil vessels rdti hnck.
Tho proprilprS aienn,ninee Anh City Ut Lud!ug-
ton left for Grand IInycn ttIs afternoon.
, 1881-04-04

Whenn.rrl Ru to- Mentor. nht n!wnya nccn,u-
pnnles me. When return to Washington. she
weiea To IN to New Hampshire to VISIT her rcIa-
tiyra. ehH gt,cs. nn,i ! nlWnya IN with irrr. IN
tint rnninrr am trying tu make t,p tn her what
rb wna deprived Gf during tito ,lhys Ut her snrc
Ut,frriy,'
, 1881-04-04

TIE I;.tI.II,
JtypGE MISREPRESENTATION for new trial In
Uutcr vs.. Van Artnnr.
JUDGE BsOINE1T-Soc court.
.lups,E EGARy-sIutlous 0nly. No court Tues
day. Gull lWetlnestlny-ai: 45s, 4G0, 4Gsl 415 4T5.
40, 471, 47p, H. aSt 4a0t 5N to 51Q. No case OIL
trEnt.
JU1,oE EM1Tn-Nn preliminary call. Trial Gull
:.hu :poU, .uIs, u5.. ,to .,a7o va a,vss, ovi.
NrcnSe IN trinl.
junttE Observation-Disclosures.
JUHiE JAMEsOS-cOhtraItl motions.
JuiNtE GAHnSEls--l,DiItpsieI motions.
JUNE ltot,Ktts-Jsl m, :sS0. s}3, Hjl. 1o5 No
CasU IN fri.:. ..... ....
JUuHE AsTltoSY-A sDt casu. No call of tho
cRisI,dnr. Judge sinrrlsuntH cali Wednesday
will lie ~. 4s. AS. III, tA III. a01 4ta. t91, 4ov
Ju1uk TuLEY-contcsl"h motions.
JulM1E l4AitSuM--t,,HleAtel mntiona.
JUlhiE LuoMts-Sos, l.JI5. l,;i45. I.3i7, l,34s,
1.sto . l,V4B, l,l.l LIS. l,ls8. 1.0 l2, t,:io.
Nlil ], l,:.ssa.
, 1881-04-04

eoSeral prominent gentlemen Ut Toronto held
q eMecttns IN that city un Thursday Iast fur tho
purposo Ut receiving additional Information rel-
awe to the 0oorXtan Hay Caua!. Ar, Capreol
VI sumo length explained tas working or tho
10" hydruulfo lit lock, aud tho advantages de-
sWea W tllt lncans Ut transporting inrxo YES
M sels iron. lako tu lnkr. nnd uscr tho nigh ground
intervening betwrun VurutltN allll tho fiourKIan
LAY. tao alsu c,scl tho lust Anuual Ielort Ut tho
.neaKo board OF TruIo 10 sh,w lhut tho cxuort
=! eefea!s stas largely on thu increase. tuvlnx
TX star teAchel thu enormous tltlAntity ~
ass.ov,Nu -. oustels frulH tint purt ulinG, Thu
Hssater !'oruon ot this Wuutd l,nl l1s WY 10
w!,, 30 seAoard VIZ tts. ra,nl, ws,on but.. and
~. l III aan largely ~ tl0 reyenus Ut tho elntry.
E".!IiIu Gu also T. hnMhtt IT Ipttcrl irulu icnIln3
Aasasa RUG European *ebyueers ludurslny the
, 1881-04-04
CLASSIFICATION.
Tho Inland 1tpytis classification rrg!stor Of
1881 to be tho DaBls as 10 class aud valuation.


LU1&I#IfKI71ssN
Thoro are now at 1Infalo twenty coa!-'nden
vessels, carryinE Il, 1p1 tons. Ms fOlluwR:
For Chicaxn-Sc -Schoonors Erustus Corning. LEO
tons; Civ ut Green 1}uy. CID tons: Il. T.. lIr1ce,
IOO1 tons; liarvey Isissc, Nl0 ions: Rising Btar.
coo tona; Scotia, 1870 IONS. Totn 5.dtsl tolts. ~
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. ~. srDve, l00
tons; J. H. slcrrl 1,11o tons; J: G. Triumph tut
Port Colslornel, thu TINS. TotAl. 3,iln tons:
Ncyftlu, 400 tuts; Acunttns. :lD tona: II. Fitzhugh
tfronl Oswe9o,, GU tons: Sam Cook, 550 tons.
TutnL, 1,,ii0 iui,s.
Fur rTulcdu-Schooncrs Jtrn. 400 tons: Mont-
tor, 1Hu tons; Uay Stato, 400 tons. Totnl. 953
tons.
For observation-disclosures II. Z. Cleveland, 800
toug; i. Palms, 7DU tons, Total, 1,0D9 tons.
, 1881-04-04

pRungSrLr break up your cold by tho timely
tlkp af Dr. JuyHua ExpGcinT1Lilt, .lI old FclHtly
for soro l.un4s unu rhr0ats. aud ccFt4tr cura.
ttrQ for Coughs.
, 1881-04-04

INp1AxAroL1s, lid, Aprit a-No quorum IN
tho Senate.
The house passed the Senate bill authorizing
the purchase Ut tolI-roads; providing for tho
u1nintuE1nto of free roads.
, 1881-04-04
:1I1{)f,Sii:NT9,

SUPERIOR CouJew = CONFESSIONS - Jnhn A.
Strnup vi. g. l.. Wil!InlnR, John 7. Derby, and
Philip ". Qninlan, ti7.ha.-Jaues Eddy vs.,
Charles II. Huetl. I'll U}x.HS. :.
C{JtGuIr CDi1tsT -cnStEsS10NR = Frederick
Russ VI. Louis kUss verdict. ed, ,CU, and lAotlon
for new trial.
, 1881-04-04
LOTT IND FOUND.

r UST-l,E' TWEEN TIlOMSUS'S RES
tHrnnt and f;i1p@ tIrus thtHn hundred dollar
IIiIs Tho 1innr viii u sHItnlhy rewarded by lnurins
tha .ntne ~ tlie "t'lro ~ ihon.s"n's restaurant
Ok KEWAII>-I.OST-DN SATURDAY
s3s) avEming. Apr12 = "M Ma1isu-st.. hntwcen Eiusk
una LIT sale. buIrh Ut keys ring fEhtkt1 with lthl1
If undersigned. The Ml,Dvn rrwarA viii Lt EAlt tor
their rrluIn u WM. H. ltAltFER. l.noHt :! Mer-
rtln1tA' lIMt;ting, .
, 1881-04-04

STATE COURTS.
william 4. Russell began n silt Saturday to
recover 81 ,0,0 Ut lIuryey e. liinch.
The Trayv!ers' Insurance. Cumpnny Med bill
ngntnst Lambert nnu ThercslA Jlun,. ltA1ney
Dennis, W. q. Grant. tho ChlcugO Composition
DrAnlt Company, md nlhnrs 10 forGclusc IL
lruat s!eet for S5.O0U on thu north twenty mcrGs
Of tho s. L. Il VI tho n. ". i Of See, u, Il, H.
, 1881-04-04

Uh, why will you Let thnt Invalid friend suffer
khuG uUp DlttcIe Will 40 cVgtAInly cure,
, 1881-04-04
F}E.KHfl,f<fF.

y 1H1tJ4s 1I11s .,
T1EKSONAIs--A YOUNG SCASDISA-
l. vtnn gentleman. IN yrart ut ar wisf':s the nr.
ulintntnnru Of Fpfheh schHiinn vthIl t;GIlnHit
Atly: lntey arrived In tnI4 c"uttry, md wisl 4
cH.iuaniuf, farrIuEo and hashuks. Address II III
Tribune uttIcG.
pENSONAI.-sL: PLEASE CALL AT
l. M. Tuesday al II y. NJ. II nut posstbIu wt!to
III. DELL. Chlcn.N ]. -
, 1881-04-04

SUDUHBxiN REAL ISI'.lIE.
-~-
T1OK KSALE-NONTII OF EVANSTON,
Il On tiIN sIusr large. 4.lunru. built frhule dwell
l1Is with brick cellar nrep 0r1nuc.. plenty Of frut
ilnpat In nt to most hray nnd dc:irntIe l1oints
tn thy yItnne NJ ts!enrau. lrleu and tcrti!s eAsJ