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DR.. HAYDOCK's
NEw
LIVE ER PILL,
SUGAR CoATEDa
ONE PILL Is A DOSE
OhA RILL IN A DOSE

tSudAh COATED1
ONE Pill Is A DOSE
OhA Pill IN A Dose.
ONE Pill II DOSE.
EACH vIALoosTAIss TWENTY PILLS
One Pill q Dose
PRICE TwRNTy-FIvK CErTs,
FOR SALE By ALL DRU00IsTa.
.CAUTIoN.-None are genuine uniess the
slgLature OF ALLEN HAYDoCK surrounds
each Vial Of Pills. Every Pills IL Sugar
Coated. II your druggist does NOT keep
them We viii mali them free 70 any adj
dfess ON receipt OF - cents. five vials
for el.0. Buy at once. Do mot delay.
,, These Pills are an absolute cure for all
grapple with disease at Its Fountain head,
and root II out Of the patients system al
once. They iortify the body against Dis
ease in all forms Of sudden aitacks aud
epidemics, and enable all 70 brave the
miasinatic danger OF swamps and Iorests.
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Pu.IS relieves the entire system OF psins
and aches, eniivens the spirits and sends
BOUNDING THROUGH THE vEINs.
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Hesitation and delay are nothing but
another form o. suicide when you have 4
remedy ~ nand 70 cure sickness iustn ntl v.
rake disease In time and you Will be
savss many days OF useless misery.
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Are the true gralna ana essence or heatto
and the graatest blessing that Science
has given 70 the world.
ALL OVER Thls VAST COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE KNOW rnxni
THE PEOPLE Usz THkMt
THE PEOPLE PEAIsK THEN.
What hundreds OF Letters say from pa
uehn a.. over the habitabie globe.-
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Crooked Bank Failure.

FOUND Du LAC, Mich, May 25.-
There Is great excitement here over
the failure Of r. A. Bakers bank
The loss will be over. $500 900. Bak-
eriwas owner and Burroughs cashier.
Both have been arrested. The peo-
pie pulled revolvers on Burroupbs
and tried to shoot him. The city
will lose $40, 900, running the City
Treasurer @. J, Perrion.
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THE DELAWARE
B EET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON pr,.
WIN contract with the farmer, n, n.,a
aware, Maryland, New Jersey. and Sas- Eas
Tern Pennsylvania for the products ~
soV acres OF sugar Beets during the com.
Ing season. We offer ''s 'on-
PREMIUM OF $500
Ior the best l0O tons Of Beets grown undsr
contract with us. The prices we offer for
the Beets are nearly doubts those nall
the German and French farmers for ina
same quality OF Beets. Fer further inior.
nation, address -'''
THE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR Co
Wilmington, Del.
feb3-wl
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Prehisisi.s Chin.s. Labor.

SAs fkANcIsoo. May 2b.-The Gil.
sens OF Mono county b sd Q mass met i.
ing In Bod and resolved that no China
men should be allowed to work on the
railroad DOW being constructed 10 Mono
LAKE The Miners' Union also held 4
Meetlng TO consider the matter. Tbe
~ oaairosa rs company had advertised for
and hAd put few Chinamen TO work -
no interference hAs been attem pted so
Isr, But II the opposition is continued
sne railroad viii probably be aband
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The sseiety OF Friends.

NEW YORK, May 49, The yearly
meeting of the New York Society Of
Friends was held here to-day, when
services were conducted by members
Of the society. There was large at
tendance Of members, ministers and
elders, representing several quarterly
meetings in the vicinity of New York.
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WALL STREET xEsTERDAY.-Stocke
were active and heavy in the earlier
trade, but reco vered and at the close
were strong. Money lent at per cent
during furry, but ruled and closed at
8 to 81 per cent. Foreign exchange al
the end was dull and weak. Govern.
ment feurs sold at the highest point ye.
reached, ga
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n You Are sick. R...,

the Kidney Wort advsr,,ssn
another column, and IL w,ii a.. On. 10
you the rAtionai method a. yplMn 10
Wen. kidney-Wort will save getting
aoctors bills than any other you Nv. more
xnown. Acting with specific auuloine
sne kidneys and liver 1t cures thnorgy ths Oh
qlseases caused 5y their der anss. ouo worst
Use u vt oncs. In dry and ho,Isnt.-- ho.,d
Either is equally efficient. the Iia i;a,9r form.
ne easiest. bat the dry ia ,hI hIuiu 10
economical.-hateri 'ns most
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Tour Of Iaspec tion.

The Board Of Health, with the
executive officers, made an inspec-
ton Of the sewer winch runs from
pusey, Scott b Co.'S, factory into
Shiplev run sewer. Other portions of
the lower part of the city were also
visited. -
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No Aetaen Taken.

The Trustees Of the Poor, yester-
Gay, ADJOURNED without taking any
action In reference to a new location
for the Almshouse buildings. Mean.
while new sites will be examined
and reported to the next monthly
meeting.
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,I,HE wATTs rrr,rp,,o,sr -r,.

1HE WATTS TELEPHoNE--The won-
i ders of . simple insfr urnSnt fhat Nj
yet make noise in ths world. Hussnst
men wanting their oflces o0nnected with
.emoie parts O. their works will do well
"a - cah 81, On y. =. Hayden, corner Sixth
ior the Stale OF Delaware, Where 4 line
Y now IN operation fer trial he refers for
Mork aene references: 0eo. W. nush 4
son The Harlan 4 H0liingsworth Co.
~. ~. saneton 9 Sons; J. !. QallaShes
p'o' ~so otners. deol-dllno
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THIRD EDITION.
ne La.aa niIl.

LoxDoN, Asy n, 1854.
Inths ususs q oc1hson6 ~ night.
OO0nittse on the Land bill, the Speak
q gnap6 eevognl aaendm3ntsA cot Of
Ord. Xftsr four houfT ffnitlsss discus
sloa On : motion that the Speaker leave
- aheizs 70 Hoese vent Into o9mmit-
she dehaee ves postponed until today
IT, Standard this morning says; "In
eeaasQnenoe Of the greet number Of
ome1&nents - the Land bill, OF which
neoiee ~ heen glvsns szran4eenenis are
Uaking among The members of Parlia
= ~ a6onsa Ally favorable tQ the bill .foI
M1nlt1hg amendments 70 these Hconsidsf-
"a onne1tial,s &
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~GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
CO should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as Ills the only tobacco which
has not the flavor of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth. ..
Ap. 15-d d VS. m .
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A New Freneh Coin.

LONDON, May 2e.-The Daily Nsgs,
In Its financial article, says: IA new
coin 10 being struck IN France for pre-
sentation to the Monetary Conference
on It's reassembling. IL is composed Of
gold and silver In equal proportions, anc
Is TO circula Q as five-franc pjece.,
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SPECIAL Nssf ICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will send a recipe that will cure OF
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by n missionary In south
America. Send a self-addressed envelora
TO the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Stltioa ID
Mem Fork Cftv. MayS-eodDEwly
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ON rHE pEAOH.

OUTER ON THE PEACH. .ach
II To every housekeeper ana n or-
grower cultivating single tree OF ~ ~ .th
chard, tnis valuable work is oneroa
directions for preserving health RIocecisl
tiveness and prolonged Iiie. ths
ayeliows.o Book 81. by mall poets8e pr
paid. Information eiyen II aen,LTS99iR
Address, J. nUI.I. "a.
taNab-Stw, West ensss'T
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Meet,nss Tonight.

M. 8. r. A.
b Co. G, DUPONT Guards. .p
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelstor Lodge, No. !, X. of p.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8. /. o. o. +.
Rescue Council, No. 3, o. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, ~, l. .. d. f.
Washington Council, No. 4. .. U, A. M
Delaware Tribe No. l 1mp. o. r. M.
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FOURTH EDITION
/ ulsai cations for s'o-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, gen:
orally fair and warmer weather, south.
east to south winds, stationary or slowly
falling barometer. sB
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sss.sh wisA : WsisAs s.A KILLED

AxxArQLIs, Nd, May &.-Informa-
s.es1 u - tsesits4 hsss q of % = : homo, I, nc,
as. SsasfI:e b. e. s1tssa,s IN nfSs sss
W9h1h Oie1risk of this oonnty. Edward
Pcsko1 knd jesephy Mahew had an al
tssoaiicA IL ! st6es ksps " 3. man nam
a 0ardnes, whom Parker struck Mahew
u - hpaA wsthse weight tnfiicupg q
sevssa oup1. nom ths snscts Of which
Nav he'd okoitiy aftsrwsrd. No al
Issls hnve pet been made, but the
aathsstelss kese srs oA tho ul0okout for
1ho M1mf1al.1S NJ VI 4.&. AsS 1
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Mother ana Children struck bv
Lightnfng.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 26.-Near Clav.
ton, Ars. Alexander from Hatersha,n
County, while sitting 10 ber room viii
her three children yesterday, vas strn.L
By lightning and instantly Killed. Tha
children, Il y thought, were fatally in. n
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Wilnl ing ioa4 NAaRsEets.
wILMINeroN, Del. lMay %. i
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, May 25. BP. NJ

WEDNESDAY, May 25, P. NJ.
FLOUR sells 10 fair extent at full pri-
ces. Sales of 1000 barrels, including Miu-
nesota extras al 35 70 IA o for medium To
fancy clear, and at Sc "A 25 Tor straight;
Pennsylvania extra family at 80 70 a 8 80;
western do. do, y I 50 IS a q, and patents
at ~ 70 SO. kye flour is steady at So 80
per barrel.
9RAIN.-Wheat is quite active and again
higher. Sales OF 10000 bushels No. Z red
car lots, At VI 25, and No. 2 red, IN eleya,
tor, at 81 % May. sl "A a 2i1l5 Jnne; 81 az
2 July. and 81 l6N 81 l7A August.
Rye ye-Pennsyiyania commands 81 Us per
bubhei Coru.-Local los are dun and
weak, but futures are firmeI. sales OF
9,tO0 bushels, including yellow, at 81 a
ozc, Shlle at 6Oc.; steamer at 50 q SIC, +,
and NO. at bic. At the open board 50 Ls,'
was bid for May; 58I5c. for June: 55.5c
Tor July. and 56Iac. for August. Oats a.
in tair request and firm; sales OF 851l
bushels, including white, at So a 54c :, and
| relerted and mixed az 81 52c.
WHISKEA Sales of estern iron-bouud d
are reported at 81 w per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May %, p. M.
Beef cattle were in fair demand. and
prices we're shade higher. $500 head
arrived and sold at the different yards al
5la97c. per pound as TO quality.
SHEEP were Father dull put holders
| continue firm in their views. 60OO head
| arrives and sold at The different yards al
4@tc.. and Lambs at a5 5Jtl6 20 per head,
HOGS were unchanged. $500 head ar.
/ rived and sold at the dffereht Yards. al Ma
sHc., per lb., as to condition.
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PARK DRoVE.YAIu

FVty-second and Lancaster aue, May IA.
SHEEP-Extra, ll0 to I39 ihs., $50 to .0t
good. " to 1u0 lbs. 8 80 to 80; fair, 50 to 5.
lbs, 6ss 10 515; good lambs, 81 to 9%
common lambs, Si to &4.z5. Caives, 81 /,
Arrivals, $500 head
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90 moro OF those Csc Overalls just
received ct the Boston One Price
Clothing House. = faN ct
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NJ nj all sad words OF tongue or pen,
Tne saddest are these, sit IN ight have

been,H
The above quotation was forcIbly
Drought TO mind the other day by hear.
ing young lady remark that ahe would
not now De dying. with Consumption N
W1ld Cherry and H0reh0umd. N,
Not mber last, and cured her cold. Al 4
riend OF hers did.
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sTsRUsrEES SALE
II OF THE
Valuable and Eligibly Located
REAL0ESTATE
OF MR. D. @. BLACKIsToN.

*M s-e ~ fA~4H 4 4gg
The undsfsiInea !, 10 viftus OF the power
vested n thsn uhdsf The Dssi Of Trust
nom David @ Blaekiston and wife, dated
the 18TH Of February. 1881, and recor, led
among the Land heoords for Kent county,
9tnte Of Maryland, in Liber q. B.. No. /,
fnlios, 570, 40, will sell all the lands and
prsmines mentioned in said Deed. The
sAle Will be made ~ MAESEY'S. ON
THURSDAY.
xHE 18TH DAN OF JUNE. 1881,
end Will be commenced At Il O'Clock. M.
TINS Estate viewed IN reference to its
uasurAl fsrttltty; ats adaptation To ali ce-
reals and ffu1A, and the beauty and CON
ventence Of fts location, may be Justly
csteemed amongst the most desirable In
The county. II lies directly ON the Pub
lilo mood from Massey's to Sassafras,
within fsw minut. y ride OF the former,
yhtoh y . ssation at the Junction OF the
Aent and Queen Anua'6 Railroad. and
Sot ovef tW0-and elhsif Iniles from the
Stter, and within i've miles Of winners
Eoint, Public Landing on SassaIras
River, Is oonyenisnt TO Church es,
1ehools. Mills. 90. The whole Estate
oQufnip0
, 1881-07-01

The prngrnm fur this Afternoon. which wilt 10
found below. is HI extremely Interesting ore,
cO'nnienulnE With tho Second Srbuu,anD Syn..
phnty. wAeh IL r,rely heard here. al,u rFosluK
With tho grand dramatic trio frum "Wl,Iiatn
Toll" which. as sung by atessra. Caudtdus, Whit.
Iluy. and isctntnurt7. viii ~ u .rure trrat. Tho
Instrumental sui1, ty Mr. tsrdytschuuk, lhn,
hnrp!Bt IL nt're!ty tn tho progrIns of thu Feat.
THE c,Inpseto prOgrnnl VII t,c as fo!lows;
l.. symphonic No. :. In g naJor mo.
9p.
Columbus .,atnnelr'1r tDiree.0r, Ca,i Sc'9pusiei.
u. Ariu frGtn " "SthlduItil " ",..,. ....,.,. FQt0W
Mr.. .EI Sc',,.I.zs. % EaiieHpo. :.
l. DOasro from "HIGIllAtl Vespars". ,FHrdi
M,at. lsxcal;ss- }eriitttr.
6. Fantasln !run "sloaes III Egypt" Tor
III. It. iirt1i*ei;,tF.' 81 Ns,s ior':. AWAITS
6. Win tltesgn hellHei tlnliun" ......... sfoznrt
.Mr. II, iP. lI'hit,,ep.
:. stnns Mitdchen vnu s;.,rrcnt' ,Schrader
1iueH,,errtor. NJ The .1ffuWlIfee .A.ak- Eeftin
tEMysn i.tttMtni. Directory.
9. "Awnke, satHrna!' fr1,nl ''SBiuelo" lIlndcl
lllas tiHkit LDMEss CurV.
.. "spr!pp's foreboltt,s.". chor!1s...: Krcutzer
D},trtnrt. y.
70, Grand re!n from william Tull".. .nosa!nl
Whitney.
, 1881-07-01
INDIAN TERRITORY.

FoRr SMITH, ark, juno M.-AEatss in tho
choctaW Mutton arc still unsettled. Gov, Ms-
Curtain has laaued d proclamation nnnuuuolng
hsiutonton to aafoFso tho law at all ha.asds,
but proposing thas persona who arc on ,atds in
tho Mutton may continue su cultivate them un-
III tho eud OF this yeaE free ot permit tax, prt-
v!dad they will surrender said lantIs
ond o',toe into q Contract with tho
Eh0okAM authorities to pay the usual
rsMt, u this In nDt A0n0 tho Invotuur says I'D
XII not pe stapnnelulo ior tho consequences.
Thv pst,ctaulAtloa fs exlucted to tucEuasp tho
lttllnt1on to~ existing OIL lho subject Ut uteut-
?nens. Tha ,"astas, howdY0r, rexasI Bcoratary
karkwt,oas lats docltul, as atal, a,.d viii leave
ever, nnt without attempting to ayen9o ruaI o,,
$4uQlVl WFpuX8.
, 1881-07-01
RELIGIOUS.
THE 1NniANArOLts REVIVAL.

THE fNnfANAr0tIt9 nEVtTALs
sptttdt DtspaseA ID IN Chteeeo TRIBUNE.
lNp,ANAruLts, Ind, June 80,-'rhe very
rclnRrkable serics NJ revival meetings which
havp been conducted l,erp during tho t,nst
~. nM!5teen Meeks ny no yuMhs ss"msels;'
f]lolnns Harrison, closed with grand jnbl-
lee mid prayer meeting Tonight to which
a.. ..... .s.s., s..ts,.,n. ..,.sI. -
ue he" converts. numbering upWatas ot
1,sD0, were especially Invited. People started
~ .at n',.,iaata,, s.,s s,.,.on..,. .,, ,,.n,.
70 gam uul!alssloil, anu, 0ltllouKl ttlo chufela
IL much the lnrErst one In tho city, with
"a"S s..',s..,s.. ~. su s"ss y. e'o
SPACIOUS auultof'am was packed rom
~ ,,,o, s,on1,,,. .rn,,, T., 4,,a ,,u,,th,,;s,
"us GsoH ot".''"%'.oo''' A tao "sup.''e
outside, and hundrutls turned aWny. LII ctlil-
versnttDfi tt,.ttnv Mr.. Ifarrtson snth TINT
ni,hn.gl, In hSa .ua,,, - inrga ,,er,oA ~ IL,
uhHVlku ao tthI SPc1lt u Al BH pEElNA u HIS
, 1881-07-01

Tim rnottrk, rsater,Iuv ,rtn,no,,, III, .,,t ,.,b
cut u very largo audience us co'utmrod with thas
OF tho ovoninx. 1he gallleFIss wBrs full and
rha nouca lila ,hnso -. otho 'a." .s.' uus
shnIertus.s 'shn1 T. Ill.,. eonpenstea ny is enthusiasm
there was muub that justified tho en.huslus,,3.
tbs voucert T upenei with n verv sm"'w,,
performance OF Tue osortarn to "oboron."
whlca IL "tw"ys wclcoma. Tho seconl number
t>aaa ,a,a,.,. suns uy luz s.svaana ueaanE'esa!
!, = .nannoFchor aooat ,of'y stn'nx led ny ".
nutneor saoy SUNK. It Is u very % s'.,,,ata H. md md
,ne!udious sony, with u charlnInxIy. ~ wrlt,on @
saperhy SUNG by onu OF the ma..,bcr. of Tia
. s0c!e,y: ..,: 1ho cleveland snzsts may esim
,s, sssy a;, nsusc success .,, Ino teass, aa'a
s've' sa n Sg,v s.,,, "ay n. ,s y 4y ~
aud rux u u,uro ssn u sa
Tno singing, Which was witbous srco. v ",us pNSi.
neut, WIS not only uha,aeturtxca ', by ,us p'. OK.
pfess!on Aad attention ta Ixht ana shade. but Il
Nns peculiarly uutrclb.u for lls easo ana
nfann sR % e. ~. asf e. sas ssseo 9f st.ap
xefy otte, oharaa.vrtzos uorlslta s,nxtt,S souse
enses Wns hsy pyFs Sy VII
sony. I,s thisl nui,,teg wiz nS avtEx irsy.rs srS
vaf!att0ns for sopratu, With tihte nceoll|hiili.
In tGa tutrtcntU HurGs IL rSra,i,;,. II M,s s,tt
per perpaps lu.ie lit nost astnnisis 9 .iispiay i
10 tbat ae ap,WSre4 10 ,n,.ca bst,er uiiyun,yua
tban On tte vyUniliW Uruviutia. 'rho hM@se Ihnaa IS
asious cai for Moo, iii thc nv"l,,,nn. In ~ ~ ys,
ths y1icc is cnpnblv. il I'LL scsuse. Tl1u sit.n'
ontriTntel mnvtht1," wnn Mtnn f;s..,!H f;xxH MI aasa
foriped npEe. eygu i, hor tntst Irii',"at yt"ts
Her trillY wete llvrfuut, md in iii thn Knpa nin
pentstion VII snrtrjsxly ts"m;tf ~ s,aotsuc
ms nienr nj" rstn r,,uS n,h, esHvIGty
fswel1 M Inn fa.,,,,tv ,,f b.r "rnaIsj mH s9uanf
, 1881-07-01


LEBANON, Pa, June s0.-Joseph Peters is
under arrest OIL charge OF setting fire. to the
barn Of Aaron RaMberget, which was
burned. with NIL its contents. lot Of horses
and cattle, on Monday night He was seen
barefooted and In Ills shirt sleeves
nenr the barn, md was the
first to give the alngln Of fire. Peters, 1t wilt
be remembered, is tho son-tn-taw Of Charles
Drews, one OF the Raber uaurderers, and was
the principal witness Tor tho Commonwealth
In that case, and 1t wis princlpalIy through
bis testimony md that at Ills. wife that the
tive Mur4erers wers hangrd> Peters says
that te Is Innocent of this crime. and had
adults having becn there that uiRht bui denies
tho charge. avcrrluE that ha hAs no ad,nity
.owara NJ nsnoerxcF but "a I'll, ths
tor. many tavors: Il, is svlaently d.;
that ha "a bewItched. and that he can be freed
frm the spell on'y ny pnytng eerta!n amount
en''eess. \, pst'bnhly never bad occurred 10 n,m
mAchtuHtfons Ut the ufd wutnan: Ills wffc and
child nre ut present cared tor By frl0nds, as no
Ia unAhae TO provide fur theul.
, 1881-07-01
0nE0oNTRANscONT1NEErAL COM.
IANY.

PORTLAND, 0ro., June 3o.-Tha following
Board Of Directors has been elected by the
Oregon Transcanttnenta! Company: Henry
Willard, r. +. Oakcs. William Endlcott, Jr.,
Horace Porter, G. i. Wuershotrar, Edward
j. Adams. Hohara Il, Fay, J.. N. paluh, G. q.
Prescott. Il. Koehler, r. sch9lze, Henry Failing,
anl 0enrEo J. A!nsMnsth. G. II. Fresaott aud
Taut Gehutze, Of Portland, arc appointed or
authDrized to opon stOUk. .baoks, receive suh-
s0rlpttons, au1 organize tho Company.
, 1881-07-01
sunE hs Afr. Denztng. OF Cincinnati. who ap.
he d.sptayed worry EaNl bnss qualify Of voloc.


THE EVENING (H1SCEKf.
Tho third cnncert In tho aFn0orfcst acr!es waa
mn Immense succnss, fnr Guidance Is CHI"
ccrncl. The rush wits terrific. anG for time
the sccuo ut the hinln cntr,fco Feenllcd tho
ovcDls III the Gt,uclnvu lust summer, Atta II wns
nut ,tntiI after o'cltck that nl wurp III tho
building who could lind runni. Oh Wednesday
evening tlr building scatne1 quito full whgn
aA0ut 4, ,lkN wcrc III uttendnnco+ but Inst evening
thcrc wcru fully l1,00. Tho auditorium waa
crowded IN evcry part, md, as tho chorus seats
verc uIao ttfcd With singers, 1.6U strong, fncld.
lug all tho Alannerchnrs, tho scenc was hfi I'm.
posing ono. even II yiuweI only us spoctdnfe.
The frat pnrt Ut tho pr1Rrain was nscel1.
neous, and opened wlth the "lsalsaemasseh,"
Including also tho closing chorus to It. Tho or
did crtrct, hut tho chirus part. although tbgre
wrre full LOU vuces wHs lost. usit,x to tho tu-
mutt q The !le Il the na r rr',salty to thew
serrnadu uutsl,ss. Tile sesoni n'i.,iher WIS tho
Muaart " Mnsulllc Catanta,' full " tho pee,llh.r
Cnndllus sang with nueh spirit an! tiho press
SION, reretvEK therclor must enthusiastic Gil
er esreog ea ason 9"DSs0"s Il sxnssses %ssats rhpo rp
The tIattlc,' s,,uv by the entire. milo chorus.
subsidized Aid mo ehurus as;srtel Itself 1n4xIIii
Gently y, sae crs.eoaos M M nnd toritssii,o
rOLlnv up from tho tiers upDn tiers OF singers
was turly thrilling, n,lt' 'Ar.used 4 scene of
ureut cntiusiasu. wn!c', did nut abate until tho
srster r@ e tse ca
wcii.k,,own queen II N'sht arIa .trpui 'The
nr.n fur uny singer. so exaetstg uro it, demands
upnn tho vulca rs we'll ns upon fla letibll!ty.
Me eu.Sn sa'a se'e Ta sse 1o Sf e. o
audience was il rastlv larXar one. ,She struck
MT! Sustained her high tunes tnely. md hcr
tho AUDIENCE H3 lHfRt{F Es,|tft}5H UE GGFaHnX
, 1881-07-01
IN FAVOR OF RAILROAD COMAlIs-
ElNSElts,

The New York joltr7utt Of ConameTcs Is
decidedly III favor 0f lsailroal Commissions,
1t says they npesata like scarecrows. The
Molnent y good strong railroad law IL passed
el.u iudic!uus CosnMlsslou appointed, the
railroad companies nrc hut on their good be-
haylar: They take great caro- not to iavite
the Interference Of the Commission. Thoy
seek to anticipate the Wishes Of Its members.
They beconle ronsderate a1.d oven leterel,-
tlat to tho public, hecaHse they hate, Of nit
things, loo much publicity @or thely business,
They pnly ask 10 ns let alone, and vii! con.
ceue great to enjoy that Immunity. But It
caa only bu enjoyed OIL condition. Of giving llo
Just proyocat!o,l tor the disciplinary action Of
thu commissioners. Tho yeuyly returns Of thu
Massachusetts Coaml lsa.on meutinn frequent
anstances Ia which sItnple hint suttoed 10 cur
rect uVcfcaarges Or dt.usluan auoa4 tnado Gy
tue companies, aud but very few uases where
tho CunMlaslNl was obliged tn repNFG tho facts
10 tue ttc0tttaturG. Hirh VI tho MussMchusatt4
RAILROADS. are, they dread Legislative . invsatuh-
unnsWth iIs pusslblu results. nliu hence AEe TX.
ctsattely ahx I1uA ~ aAttsfy the Commission und
prevent nn1avnruulo al4teiMunts ftula ttIAt
bAly, Tho E1ehppat knG SuTeSt WY OF doug
thla u to Yield xrAcofnlty in mAtters which arc
within thrlr poxer,-lika overrhusKoa. dlsort1ni-
hAttons. aud tAe Refusal IL prAvlda proper
ncCotun od4tions for travellers Or freight. It
cAaA tho EAilruad1 lass 10 d. complete Justloa to
, 1881-07-01
WIIEEk1N0 ~ LAKE ERIE.
8pfttat Dttpoteh IA Yhk Chftaoo 7<fh1ine.

ToLEDo, O., June 8o.-The Wheeling b
Lake Eric Road, now building along tho
line Of the Luke Shora Road west from Nor
walk towards this city, received something
Of an impeachment to-day In tho way Of mn liz
juncti0n. This was IN application Madb lu
tile Un!ed 8tatea District Court at Port Clinton
by tho LAko HhOta CompNny to restrain the.
Wheeling & Lake Eria lioAd fFnm cruising the
tracks ut the TURNER Company ut Nurun or any
other paint alnnR tho line. A Temporary In
5un0ADp wRs EfNntet.
, 1881-07-01
DO YOU VALUE YOUR LIFE?

At atuut = o'ci0ck yesterday morning au TN.
kuowM burglar outeeed the house OF MS. @. ",
Taylor, Nu lH Throop street,. by turnlus the
oatoh M ofa rear bassment window. lilo toaad nis
had retired and 1wGka her by turning the glare
Hf dark.!antern IN her fa9e. Hu told her to
He then searched the pockets Of hnr dtoss and
found TWO silver hatf.dol!n1s, which he Appfo'
prlntud. This lady thon eer1auleslt aud Mt. Tays
lUr hAt&Rnut to hgf rsA,tn to lind that tila hurK~
Klar bud lied by the why IL Whlon he had GOMEZ