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New YOnK, March R:-Arriycd. tho Rhelas
from tlrcmcut tho uarmAnie, from Liverpool;
tho stato OF Alabama, from 0iasRuw.
nAETIM0nE. March 20.-Arklysa tho Lclpass'
from Drolneu.
Hamburg, March a0.-Arrlvod, the Wesspha'
lla. from New York. .,
IIvsMtN0t., March e0.-Tho City OF Montreal,
FhiIAdophia, have arrived out.
, 1881-03-21

C1SCtNNAT1, March g0.-Iast Thursday
nfteEnoon Theodore Kclty's ch,d, a!t ycnrs OLD,
disappeared frum near Seventh street, and has
not been hoard from since. Children report sce-
ing a woman pick him up and carry him ilcross
m alloy. Tho fcnra OF his parents thnt he has
been abducted by xypslcs uro Increased by tho
report Of prirntc Waterman tEat he saw II
s .ispaaraucc TSo 'i'y cbi WIS st t suen Hn!nx
ont tic lck gnto Into an uilcy Il, tho cnrt or tho
city. mud huNr n m,luh travelled street.. Not
Bhldow of II trace hAs boon left.
, 1881-03-21

CoRN1Su, Ark. March :0-WtIf!am Foley, n
section furetpnn Oil tho Iron Mountain liaIlrun.l.
cnlne Into town to-dny With his men, twn Of
whom got Into fight, aud wcro nrreste1 BY
-Nurshna Lewter. Foloy undertook to res
cite hiA men frun, tho Murshal. when tho latter
knocked hin down with pistol. Fotoy then
turn, two III tue nrtn and two In the hcnl, Kill
iny him Instantly. Lewtor was arrestcd, and
will 10 held for trial,
, 1881-03-21
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

SPfttat U1spdttN % 1hs Chtaoo TfIbuNF.
ToLEuO, O., March lD.-The Republican C't3
Convention. which was hsad to-dny, MAS fully
attended, and everything passed Oh vcrythar'
n,onous'y, considering tho strong competition
for sotno Of tho positions. Tho following tlcket'
which VIVA notsltnAtcd, Ia considered yety
strung ono, anI Will Undoubtedly be erctedi
Mnyor. W. 7. 3Nnlker; city Rololtor, Clarence
l3r0wn; Police Judge, j. r. Price: Police PFos'
eCutof. A. A. Lott fGolOrrt)
, 1881-03-21

Special Dispateh 10 TIA Chicago Itsbuns.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March .0..-John ". Powell,
who was eaptlrmed on 4ho 18th inst. by tho
United States Senate as Director Of thaNnited
stntra 0eologtchi 6utninRFy. formerly resided In
OF Natural Science III The IItinnlg WcspYat, Uni.
ycTsity: lle served during the War III Hn Iii.
nus 0nttcry with bravery aud distinction. lie
VI. l!u Ia r!Harlvt 1y scholars 9s one Ur lilo
tuost scientific n,un In tho country.
, 1881-03-21
SIIIcf0A1.

1psstdt Utspatsh ~ Ihs Chicago 1rth4nf.
FAIRNoNT, ILL.,. March lD.-Last night eoarI
tesan named Blollie Williams attempted 70 emu
her life by committing suicide. She took ~
overdose Of lautlanum, but the tttnoy arrival
Of q psys|clan and t,thon saved tho unfortnnale
woman's life. EhU formerly reslLs1 in C|sss.
land. O.. and. 1t is said. waa betrayed ~ T.,
months ago by son of pruntasut oeht's' ~
TINT city,
, 1881-03-21
CASUALTIES.


cWf1u1 DUpdlth 70 7E [H1td56 Tf1bRnA
OMAHA, Neb., March ln.-At Fnttsnot1th this
morning Henry Stark foil or tho railroad br1Eo
At'I wns fafaaly Injured, receiving two fractures
ot tho skull md having bo.h legs brt'lten. }io
was OIL bis way 10 Chicago With Il trnts Of cattle.
lily residing.
Engineer Tom l]nrnhart. 0f tho Huntington
= Missouri Hoad. was killed ut Flnttamouth to-
day by being rim over by his trfEn.
, 1881-03-21

Special Disuoteh to The Chicago Tttbuns.
FOnr WAyxE. Ind, Murch a0.-JnMnB Trnvcr
murdered an old fNrMer near I'unttnc, Mich,
lust Fridar night by pounding him to death with
a club, and robbed him Ut kh00. He pnssel
through this city at I'M pnrly hour this mor,llng,
and stopped ut the Phillips House for brenkfnef,
nftor whtnh he Rtarted a0uth un tho FlUun ltoHt.
started In pursuit with hta deputies.
, 1881-03-21
THE RAILROADS.
THE WISCONSIN LAND GRANT

THE WISCONSIN LAND GRANT.
Special Dspd.eh to Ths Chicago Irtounh
MADISON, Wis, March aD.-The argument maia
by Col. John e. apooncr before tho Assembly
is pronounced by all tho finest legal argument
mads In tho Assembly Chamber. The several
Land Grant bills wero induGnitly postponed at
Saturday mornings session. Tho light will
doubtless l1e removed next wlnter, NJ the So
cAllctl Atr-Etne Company has hut little Mor9,
thnr yuar In whioh tH construct nearly Nv
inilus OF road. tito land. grant portion being
through an unbrokon wilcfness.
, 1881-03-21

j I
NEW rQnK, March 0.-13y tho spreading Of
the railE on tho Sptiyten Dnyvil Creek bridge
hvo cars of m oll-trnIn wcre thrpwH from tho
track and tnm1tcA into the North liivcr, Tho
cAboose, IN which 1--WE tralH-mcn were sleeping,
struck violently against tic bcAtns, the coupling
snapped, md tho cabUose anti occupants wero
saved, -
, 1881-03-21
PENNSYLVANIA.

llAnntsHrna, Pa, Masch l9-The jolnt gcso4
tuition expressing sympathy for irclRnd and so-
Iucst'u1 tho people Ut Pennsylvania to extend
lccnAfury aid to tho Irish, which pusscd tho
House lust weuk, Rnb being sent 10 the Bunats,
Wns leteFrtu tU tho EOlllulttee On Federal NekA.
1nltttu.
, 1881-03-21

CIncLEv1LLE, O., Maroh e0.-The covered
bridge over tho scioto 600 tcot long, was
destroyed by tlro this morning. The brt.lgo was
built furty yGars ngo aud cost $40011; Insured
fur $1b,001. 1t Ia supposed An InceudIary started
tho tlrc. The Mplueduct narrowly cspapud buru-
fux frotn thu floating bridge ltMLers.s.
, 1881-03-21

6psetdI 174p3Eeh 70 tn {H1<a0o 4F1bGn9.
CoLpwATEIt, Mich., March .l-Tho weather
yesterday md to-day bus been very Heklu n,,4
dssaRfeeable. Friday was tho most sprluy- likv
day OF the year. hut Ut night It Rruw colder,
aud ever since thoru hns heen continuous full
81 wet SHOW, sticking to everything It strikes,
ground. '~@
, 1881-03-21
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March :u.-Tho great storm
>fouched gently here, Chilly winds commenced
at daylight nrta4ling snow fell spurinxjy all
day, scarcely WhftenlnY tho roofs. Since dark
rising.
, 1881-03-21

Special DfJpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
hattie CREEK, Mich, March lp.-Frcd Footc,
who shot bis uncle In a family quarrel at Vor-
niontvs!c last Tuesday night, was captured to-
elny. He pleads seIf-dcfcnse rs tho reason Of
tho shooting,
, 1881-03-21

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March a0.-Tho tnaugleu re-
nans Ut Jnhn scals, tho missing ptlnt OF tho
tow-l'oRt joni Mcans. wero found yesterday III
field sixty yards distant from tho bank of tho
rlSer They wtro Inferred by citizens reslliug
near the locality whcre tho explosion occurred.
, 1881-03-21

Apsetat Diapateh 10 Tia CAttaqo Tribuns.
LEXINGTON, Ill.,, MuEoh A-small.pox has
made ita appearance III tho vicinity Of LAxlng-
ton. Threo u.tlos southwest Of tho city sQ.Re
half. dozen famIltGs arc seriously III with the
disease. Tho cncut upon business !s being Yelt
and II u fearea that this disease Will spread.
, 1881-03-21

6pstfus D95pdttN 70 THt EH1tdp0 TRIBUNE.
CAfsttHvtLLE. ILL.,. March 1U.-Lnst night Pat
rick Dooly, n farmer living near ShIpmMnt whiio
walking on the Chengn x Alton Railroad trnck,
was struck by the o1,Blnc, torn to pieces,
see DGoIy III tio to cl,rck tho tri1, rs it was ns
sharp turn. No blumc Is nttachcd to the llaIl-
TOJtil EDn1rNuY -
, 1881-03-21
OBITUARY..
CAPT. ROBERT Z. MURRAY.

Special Dhpafeh 10 Tia Chicago Tstbune.
f,ouIsv1LLE, KY, March 10.-Capt. Robert z.
Railroad at this placc died at bis residence 10
Now Albany ut o'clock this morning. lie vas
well known I'll railroad rtrctos, having been here
Blnce 1sd5+ lie formerly lived In Cleveland, and
was connected With tho Cleveland. Columbus,
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Koad. Ills rcu.ashs.
were suDt tonight to the latter city for burial!
, 1881-03-21
A. w.'EUCKEY,

Special Dspateh to TIA Chttdeo Tribune.
TOLEDo, O., Narch a.-A. ". I.uckey, It proun.
inent and highly respected citizen OF Elmore
walked to his church-the D!scipies-in that
town apparently Ia his usual health this. morn.
Ing. lie waa In bis scat but about ten minutes
when tlD received n stroke OF .paraiysts md died
almost Instantly,
, 1881-03-21

LtTThE ROCK, Ark, SIarch l9.--The General
Assembly adjourned sine die Mt /. tn. today.
The presiding ullccrs OF both Ifu,tsea wcro, be-
sltto4 tho usllAl resolutions, colupI1incnte4 ty
tho presentation to each or Kolu-headed caats
by their redpeCttFg 1iuusss.
, 1881-03-21

AT POn1t WASHINGTON, WIS.
Special Dtspdteh 10 1As Chttaeo 1ttbtns,
POnr WAglIIE0ToN, Wis, March :D.-The
View llo.iae, valued ut +, ,o00, hutned down
to-day. Partially Insured.
, 1881-03-21
OUTSIDE.
DAVENPORT, IA,


6ssela! 0hpatsh to 1hs catsaoo 7rtbuns
.DArxsponr. la.. March al-Ths aayereat
saow aud wlnd storm of the season visited thIs
locality on Saturday. northwest gals bugan
blowing 1T y o'clock jn tbs morning and continued
, 1881-03-21

KILLED WHILE At wORK..
nRApFUHn. Pa.. March su.-Anlrcw Connolly.
nRed 81, while working ut mn oil we'll ncnr
jrnuforl this afternoon, WIS struck by tho
crane pulley, which fclI from tho top of tho
derrick. and ,llcd 1T two hUllrs from his Injuries
Ills uatlve plnco 10 Pontiac, Mich.
, 1881-03-21

AT FORT HOWARD, AVIS,
8ptetal Dhpat<h to tn Chicago Tribune,
uHEEN BAY, Wis, March 21.-A fire broke out
odtln Fort aowar1 last night at 10 O'clock COM
plctly dessroyInH Mrs. rcak's rostdence, together
with mnat OF tho furniture. The wlnl WINS 50
nigh thaN nothing could bo d0no TO save tho
house. A.oss, IL, tk)o; Insured. Fro accidental.
, 1881-03-21

Communication by telephone Ia opct. and
thus It Is possible 10 keep ltostod In whut Is gu'
Ing on out at tho Crib. What Is appended is
explicit.
, 1881-03-21
pLANO. ILL,


6ptetdl Dspateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
PLANO. ILL.,, March sl.-The storm nbaiol last
night, but !ts resulta In ruiIruul ,ra..!e haye
been tho wosst thls seasaIs. To-nlght Httuau ep.
Ytned win TWO construction and Two pa4scpxer
trains are blocked In hero.
, 1881-03-21
INDIAN OUTBREAK FEARED.

ltAwLlNus. Wy. r., 3taruh le-A serious out.
break among the Ute 1adtans is expected ia tue
spring. Tho Indians aro buying ammunition at
oyesy opportunity, and say they will light as
liver h4ye just completed u aubatanttAi biocE1
house, a1Id are proplrlng for tho worst,
, 1881-03-21
ALLEGED 1NCENp1ARrEs.

NEW ORLEANS, Lu.. M0rch ao.-1aidore Lolr, Of
lsdorc I.cir 4 Co., crookery dealers, Matthew
May, clerk, and Patrick StEnson, packer wcto
arrested OF charRo OF setting lru IT, the Htore
No. 70 Magazine street, Jun. l.
, 1881-03-21

Rptetal Dhpateh to T7s Chicago Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich.s March l0,-J. Il, Han
cock. Secretary VI tho Cutler & savIdXe Lumber
Company, died this ovening ut bis residence ia
Spring Like.
, 1881-03-21

OFFICE or TIN CHlAR B!uHAL OFFICER, WASH
!soroH, u. c.. March GIL a. m.-Fur the Ohio
Valley and Tepuessee, kenurally far weather,
nor1h"csisr!y winds, stationary Or higher tem-
peraturf. snd higher oarumstsr In the eastern
part,
For thh LnMas Laka tAaInn anna. eotta..oxa t,,.
, 1881-03-21

thnt ~, r,,"r,, ,.oa sai u ~ fntsnatIpt
osca. liz. snys i,c niu|t snt1s aor parialn ius
tho question Or llnfnx ns Il winter rt u't''y ho
nt expect TINT tlla brother nr hI,I,slf w. M,,, 1g
viii tso ~ msGass,na lto tna,ic,
cariy tiate. >N''''"' 'e'Soeat'y Mt IN
slr Leonard Tflloy, Finnnce Mlutstcr, Will s,o..
,nGsMia.o = loan nt $IsMD,9D. Tho ubjrrt !,
rit nnt,,rdn .'% ~ LOT re nnycnt ri ibs
pcritirc in IR85 thoro viii +" M 'Snpftat o..
Ion tho largo amonnt or f:t,aoUTj. Thn n Ion.
nrnt ", maturing up to 1895 Will amount 10 sal snal
''N"''' "
A sEcREr 1,pnrrsT. 1r e,,,,
spteMi Dltpatth to M fAtraao Ts,,.1lETf.
,rou,yTn, Mnrct ma .,,,,,,. s'"''
u..n "S!v, "."tei ~v'~h humber OF pcraons
.enresentine , 'aflu's paris OF tho prayInce md
both polittcnl pArtice met hero ut the ot,;cn -,
prominent barrstrr, and pcrtcctc,4fI,n nrr.'.s
lion of II nov secret t,r',tostn,t ,o!RaElft.
. ~ " o' nss '"sostuHt eoc'cty. The
, 1881-03-21

SPsttaF 1Npa1tH 70 TIE IH1tdf1 IffhVhz.
DLooM1N0rus, ILL.,, March a0.-Duniol O'Nelll,
Jr.. aged n, son OF nnnloi ONe,li, prominent
lrtsh resident, was instantly killed at Ii O'Clock
Tonight. by switch engine.
, 1881-03-21

I Hop Dlttess cures by removing the cause Of
Alckuaaa R1a reatogtlx Vitality.
, 1881-03-21

IOtHN".,. .$l4asHJ.1II <B1, ,6@5, ,18u Vt, ,GE III
According to tho latest rotuTns OF flfty.nne
Btntea und Kingdoms OF tho wurtl, Canada ranks
~ eighth In a0stlntv rnileaB0 ut rulIrOAls nrQ
tlfth IN tho nunioor OF mlG4 t0 each ilIhubitant.
, 1881-03-21
IUhf

IDsdl To %
sttstdV. Paid 1Mhi
Dominion Govt. Sill iGG $74et6, ,lGs ei0OO0Ooo
Ontario Gove... tG7l,HH s.e!! ,GH i,OSDON
Quebec 0nyG... 10,HUa.heG b.5ki Ul5 2,1lS4:H
n. Ir'nsk Govt ttW8,OQQ SK4ii.U0 k50OEj
N. Scotia Govt, l,H34nD 8lHf6O LOG 0JO
Autllcpalltacs... t2.bao,s49 h.0W,0H 4,6l8,ND
, 1881-03-21

.1'nEnnoter corrected for Temperature. elevation
md instrumental eEt1r.
Mran harDraeler A.hl9; mean lh8rtnomelpr, All,
temperature, 21h
fAfolted snuw. .Too smNll to n,unsure.
GENERAL unAEHvATlNNa.
t,HlrA0D Sfatrt, N|--l0:tS n H.
, 1881-03-21
DOMINION RAILWAYS.
Special utSpateh TO TIT fthteooo Ttlhuus.

OTTAWA, Mnruh .1,-Thu report OF tho Super
lhtcuient Of uovcrAmont Railways. presented
to Parliament tho othor day. showed thnt Mt
tho end Of tho tscnl yelr, Juuo ~, tho total
inlleaRo Of. tho nolnin!on WIS: Railways In
opcrAtiun, 6,SDl mites; ruilwnys under constr,lc-
tton nitd on which trnek Is laId, ;slI: railways
undor construction, l,07' miles; total, B,u:
miles, .Thoro wis I'LL increuso Of GW miles in
op0ratfou. und n .slccrcnso Of la0 miles uut!er
conatructson, durisg tho yonr. The nomlnua
capital OH Juno % fna:
, 1881-03-21
11E HAD A pnY1st1, nuDDY FACE.

1IE HAD 4 D0Y1st1, NUDDY FACE.
WrsE1iaxa. ". Va March l0.-Qnttu locRt
sensation occurred hero To-day. caused by tho
sudden disappearance Of John II. Hcoviy, p,lb~
Usher Of n wnlom paper known ns tho Itst-
ONce Dnaetin, issued ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
largely devoted to advertising tho business Of
Sccvly+ which wnB that Of stencil and t!Ie cut
Ter. tnalny for usp IN tho post-o[1|ccs of tho
country, It was foiihd that ho Ind l'cen en-
Kaged In forgury ln a tn'nll w"y for
Il loHE time past. tisinR tho names
uf eovcra! citizens quito freely for necntnsnodR-
lions on tho banks; lia had 9lao hyp9thccatc,l
Church. Of which he wis incmlior, ntisl l,a,l
forged the signatures to thoM. lie wns not II
snun of my klH,wn h.l tlhl,s. and ut un0 time
stnoil quite high III Ills ellure, connection. Fur
sofnu time pi.ht, huwever. tic hns bnen regarded
With sl1EpIcnn. 1Ic Wns rtltitlr. fAcctl. bpylsh
looking num-. aft'at :b, hcnvy btIt. nnl Is very
t1tigt aud taptltFn,
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Pacific Railroad Bonds, which resulted so
dsastrously 10 so many little fortune
throughout the country. Senator Carpenter
was possessed Of powerful intellect and
possessed with rare gift of oratory.
Trouble Of some sort is destined to obtrude
itself into all the affairs of men. General
Sherman, chief marshall of the inaugural
procession, has raised a storm over his head
and caused cloudiness all around the horizon
by his arrangement of the programme and
assigning an ex-Conlederate General to the
command of a division. The National Vet
eran Club has unanimously resolved not to
parade on this account. The idea Of being
commanded by rebel" lie too much for
them. of course this feeling arises out OF
the natural conditions Of human nature, yet
IL seems to me that the National Republican
is right and sensible whom it says; General
Sherman has had some experience in NOV
ing large bodies of men, and if any one who
in 1865 surrendered his sword to the nation
shall act by his selection as an aid in NOV
ing the procession or the 9th proximo, we
see no reason for excitement, nor even for
complaint. We have been unable 10 share
in the feeling that the inaugural ceremony
should be in any sense partisan. OF course
the friends of General Garfield naturally led
in the preparations, but we should think it
very ungracious in his partisan opponents
if they were to refrain from participation in
the proceedings. If any Democrat desgnat-
ed as an aid by General Sherman had re-
fused to serve, it would have been regarded
as churlish and ill-mannered act. How,
then, can opposition to the services of such
an aid be regarded as courteous and right ?
Let us ria our minds of any thought OF mere
party politics in the Inauguration. The day
and occasion forbid it. Our grand republic
peacefully changes rulers. The succession,
upon which SO many nations have been
wrecked, is determined and not jar is felt.
Let the love of our countryon that day move
all who are capable Of being moved by it,
and let the whole people, with loud acclaim,
welcome the President, in whose hands, for
veal or for woe, the destinies of the whole
Nation are to be for four years entrusted
In regard to the appointment of General
Field as one Of the marshals, General Sher-
man says; "There will be organizations here
from nearly all the Southern States. They
have been invited to come-have been
coaxed TO come. 1t is but right. that they
should have some representation. Wedon't
want to insult them after they have been
urged to come. General Field holds an Of
fee under the Government and has taken
the oath of office. He is a good man to
represent the southern organizations, and
they certainly ought to be represented" 1t
is to be hoped that the storm will blow over
and that all will progress harmonlously.
Not less than twenty thousand men will be
in line. AUGUST.
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u a II D "a u q
Farm for Sale Or EXCHANGE.

A valuable Farm of Seventy Acres, situate
in Monroe county, Pa, on the old State road
leading from Mauch Chunk and Weissport to
Stroudsburg; 60 acres of which are clear and
under good state Of cultivation, with good
fences and substantial buildings thereon. Tho
place is well supplied with never-iailing
water n young orchard of thrifty bearing ap-
pie trees, and variety of grape vines. peach
and cherry trees on the premises. The I'M
AS-a provements are Plank House, 20 X
gHsHl so leet new barn, 20 by So feet q
essaaassl wagon shed, 20 2j feet, with all other
necessary outbuildngs-all slate rooted. Con-
sideration ~ 600, one-half cash, balance on
time. Possession will be given Immediately
after sale. For further particulars, apply at
this Office. Jan q, lSel-W4E
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The public debt statement for February
shows decrease of Sl1 ,Sl3l55. The pay
ments made from the Treasury 10y warrants
during the month were as folows On ae-
count Of civil and miscellaneous, S5,260,-
038 o3; War, $2,55l ,3Ss 90j Navy, s0l2,-
$50 51; Interior (Indians), S244l93 9s
Interior tPonsions), sl,oG2,O7bj total, $IO,-
0s7,s32 81. The above docs not include
payments made on account OF the interest
or principle Of the public debt Of The United
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The Harrisburg correspondent Of the n.
Y. Sun, says: Senator Mitchell is not Cam
eron's man. lie will represent, not brilli.
antly but safely, the independent Republi-
cans of Pennsylvania. That section of the
party has now an organization Of its own,
with defined purposes and recognized lead
ers, and il is believed to have established
distinct relations with Garfield and Blaine.
It's first victory is the election of a Senator
over the Ring, after a contest which was
little less than revolution within the party
lines. Its managers propose to perfect their
organizations to defeat in the Legislature all
the projects Of the bosses for bolsterins up
their corrupt powerj and finally, to remand
Mr. Cameron himscf to private life.
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Tia Crosse Rennblican Leader. l

Having been cured by st. Jacobs Oil,
recommend the same TO all sufferers with
Rheumatism, says Mr.. L. ShifIman, 1904
Calumet Ave-, Chicago, III.
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cries os.,s":.......'..,.'..~..:.": $50 M IA 700
Campbell, Henry, dry goods and
groceries s....................... lA 90
Kuhns. w. s., tin and stove store. IA 90
Lafler, Nathan, -four and feed .... IA I 90
O'Brlan, D., canal store.......... IA 7 90
Poho POGO merchant mil........,. IA 90
cries. ~. H.o m o 1a 10 90
Rckert, ]. K, -four and feed ... 13 10 90
groceries ~ ..n............'....a. -, So 1s 10 90
Snyder, Nathan, coal yard..... .. IA 90
Whitehead, W. H., canal store.... IA 90
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Mauch Chunk Township,

Beighe, John, canal store. ..... II ZOO
Breslin, J. F., grocery store ....... IA 90
Breslin, James,dry goods and groc.
COrby, Thomas, dry goods and
Caron, A., clothing store ....,..... Il 100
Davis, Il. T., drug store. e............ IA 90
Davis. Mrs. NJ, millinery store.... IA ZOO
Dugan, John, dry goods and groe-
cries. Observation-Disclosures. IA 90
Henry, John, dry goods and groe-
Harris, John, confectionery store. ID 90
Ichter. Casper, confectionery store. IA 90
Jones, M. f., dry goods and groc-
Kline, George, dry goods and groc.
Lawler, Pat, dry goods and groe-
Minnich, Ed, dry goods and grOc-
cries. .......:.. :...-......-..,.,..... IA %
McGrady, John, dry goods and
grocer les ......................... IL %
McHugh, r., dry goods and groc-
cries. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID 90
McGee, Pat, dry goods and grOO-
NsviEs, Joseph, boot and shoe
o'DOnneil, John, dry goods and
Richards, Joseph & Co., dry goods
F:S:nsT :Sa sisoifii&i H. ars. :tof: Il if fsS SO
Rickert, Samuel, tin and stove
sinyaTd, Nj. l., dry goods and
ssank' William, furniture store ;. u ! 90
Stout, NJ, Jewelry store ....,..... IA 90
Stevenson, Samuel, dry goods and
groceries Observation-Disclosures. II W
Shea, William, dry goods and groc-
Tanner, s., dry goods and groc-
Williamson. Harry, dry goods and
groceries ;;'';;..;,;;,'. -, .;,,,.,;,.'.:.; IL w
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Hotel, Restaurant and Liquor
Store Appraisement.
EAST MAuoH CHUNK BOROUGH.
WEATHERLY BOROUGH.
MAUCH CHUNK BOROUGH.

Armbrl ster, Lewis, hotel.
Biege, Jackson, hotel. l.............. s
Behler, Samuel, hotel.
Cherdron, D., hotel.
Gehring, William, hotel. 8
Inkman, Frank, hotel.
Keiser, ] s., hotel.
Keifer, Richard, hotel. l............. 8
LentZ, Lafayette, hOtel. ............ 5
MeGeady, Michael, restauTant..... 10 2
McElroy, James, liquor store.... 13 2
Neweomb. Thomas, hotel. 80.
Martin, Michael, liquor store..... 13
O'Donnell. Michael, hotel.
Roth, Paul, hotel. el.................. s
Sharkey, Mrs. p, liquor store ...., IS .
SchweibinZ, Paul, hotel. 8
Reiss' Leopold, restaurant......... 10
Stahl, Fred, hotel. tel..................
Schmidt, Joseph, hotel. s
Thompson, William, restaurant. 10
Wlbert, j. s., hotel. 5
Woodring, George, hotel...........
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Mahoning Township.

Arner, Anon, dry goods and groc-
cries.. .......................l Is 10 90
Hopes, Solomon, merchant mill. IA 90
Kistler, Jonathan, merchant mill IL 90
Seidle, Charles H., dry goods and
BroceTleb ......................... 13 10 90
Walp, Robert, dry goods and groc-
olloo ...s.... ...... 80. .......s.. ~ 10 OO