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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14
Several years ago New York lady

Several years ago New York lady
gave masquerade ball at her summer
house in Newport. Tho dancing was
on the lawn, and the guests were re-
uUesied TO be there half an hour before
uark. Tue hostess wore the Costume
OF Night and In the ia; light her black
dress, covered with ivory leaves, dii
not attract special attention, but when
she appeared in the gay throng aftei
dark, she presented perfect blaze Of
light, and was the center Of the admir-
ing and wondering company. Tremu-
:ous waves Of reddish yellow ham.
seemed to move over her entire dress
while III a cap on her head CLEANED OF.
great fiery star. The cause OF this il
Elimination was the phosphHrescent Eight
more than five thousand fir" fl.es. F.,
weeks previous 10 the halt the designer
Of the costume had been storing ava,
fire flies, and ON the Gay IF the fet,
they were rapidly put on the dress. A.
the light giving spot is on the ventra
surface, each one Was placed on ii,
back ard held down by fine silve,
wire, SO skilfully caught that it coul,
not turn over or escape, and was not
injured. The star was formed OF many
beetles.
The recent crem .tion at Bangkok o.
the late = let n of Siam was one of the
grandest oriental funeral p4geants eve
seen in that st ctiou of the far East l
WAS witnessed by nearly half million
people of almost every nation tlity and
the ceremonies lasted an entire week.
All the foreign residents and the rep
resentatives of the treaty powers were
present each day, Chief among whom
was our American Consul General
halderman. whose splendid personal
appearance attracted much attention
General Hllderman is said to be- the
handsomest man in Siam. except the
king, who is noted for his beauty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14
Not q Beverage.

They are not b-verage, but IL medicine
with curative properties Of the highc-t de.
gree, containing no poor whisky or pois =.
Gu drugs. They do not tear down an already
debliiared system, but build it up. One
bottle contains more hops, 4. q more real HOP
strength than birr,l of binary beer
Every druggist in Rochesic' sells III IN, and
the physicians prescribe ihe,n.-l Eg, ming
EXPIRES, ON Hop Bit ers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14

Furniture and Uedd,"S ~ ivtaIl at whole
sale prices. Ii. SchelIhaas, llih. ST., Oak.
land, California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14

In boiling eggs put them in boiling wa.
ter. The yolk then will not turn black.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14
MEssKs. BPODIE IL co.

Having suffered for two years with Rheu-
matism, and being unable t. work ss | was
all crippled up, | WI induced to try your
remedy afr all Others had failed, and in one
week / was p' rfectly cured aud have never
had n return Of 1t since. heartily recon-.
mend il To all who are similarly afflicted.
JOHN Z. TOWNSEND,
Shoecutter with Porter, Opprnheimer &
Slrs.inM..r Re- LIZ lsIcr rom Stru.t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14

Tell your friends OF Ammen's Cough
Syrup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14
3. Il. McD Donald, President.

National Sur zeal Institute wn Dvlslon): sls Bash
ST., y F. Devoted 10 the treatment of Paralysis,
Cripples, Piles, Fis,ula. &C. Send for circulars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14

We have all become doctors lately.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-14
WANTED.
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDT

Is n certain cure fOr Ee,.
vous Debility, Ion
manhood, and ell the
.cyil effects Of youthful fol.
ires ana excuses. DR.
~ lNTlE will sgree u
forfeit Five Ii o Ar0G
Dollars for . case o
this kind the Vital Rest0fA
tive tun,!er his special ID
vice and treatmcnf) VII
loot cure. Price, Is Q bot.
|1le; four tunes the quan
!JtY. slu. sent to any ID
llress. C1niidentisltv. ~
army ST., San trancisco.
, 1881-04-22
UT TELEGNArfl.
NEW fOIlK,

HrS4faf D{snnf<h n TEa ffhfs.,n 1t.ftun.
,,a r.. .,. n. ~. ~ o>S. ~. A,'':
NEW foItK, Aprlt "l.-un tho StocK EXCHANGE
tho speculation opened struHg, Atld In most In
atnnrra nrIcna uhawn >, u1,n,,o, , tt,o ,to.t.,,
'N"'.ess p''~oa ouo"9u h nMN"Aeo Wv tAe eauel'R
lAu0tIoHs u yts9eFt|Ay. 4Au 1HuFKets however,
eDou brcnu10 wonk md Mt hin frat 1lnnr,1 n dp.
IL. - =. ~. ~. - w ~ $50 a
clInp OF 10 1sa p0r cunt wns recorded,
tim tN4tcr IN ffcnf1tnr No,r 1nrsn,
49, '"' ~ ssS.''''st 4'o" oetes1
Central, NUrthQtn Pacific common, Denver T.
lilo CrUtlJc, Wustern IT1ifon. md Inffa Shorn
s.,,.. -. s...I... .L,, H"1so
oe1uH hlso prominent tuofDatl, DGsord noon,
howovpr, tho tepipcr Ut sppculndon underwent
, 1881-04-22
!. ZEAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments woro fllod for roo.
ord Wednesday, April 70:
CRY PROPERTY.
1sssesss Il S easss e ssS's5: s;s & Ts
sSjs; i; ;;ya XIII; iJs;$;
''S|;S;ss! s3sis ,:;s i; $ i5isi S;SS;ss
s:; ;,si. L ;:;: sSsiy; :;i
~: I; ;s ss'ss i :i i;;
#; s$ n; i III sS;;;s
TIL: :!$! t5;i !, ss|s$ Hiif:| il iii! 49,"
y;sss.S ~
''S:;;ss;; Il; u { ;ossa Il Ess&''as &si i
nsasss:i y. il i; j: "
s's:. stafs" {, s.ss assf ARs -: r. y: aaa
1tiSnSs, tSa r. ~, 4 r ,isa Sstn ~ t. \ xxf',
W.T. i; s$S "A; |Ss; ys;;$ I'M
sSs $S!i i Il Ill Ii n;;.si i i;,Si
$'S;s 81 /; ,;|; $si; Ii {i;s$;j
|Sa1no{ 4 Et,sMaf'i " i;S r SssSs, s4s: lom
. "Sas s'asa a!ss y : Msses ss Sstsa t't tsS.'S =,
@ss s!tsxss xasa.t sosss a
ws;t Easssss a:iss ;;Si i TX II ~
III s'f:sss:!s' H. u 19ss IL sisa xi 400
$s :;:S XII + HI WIZ;
oiss s K ;s;SSS is,s$ SS$g ;;s;:*
nssysia ,,! @ yrsse sse ". Ms:i a Ii u f;::,;: s
ri,;; rMi%T;aSI n iSSS;i. .su
i: :,a!si @ kpf ii Ut ,saa Z. ia''as.:
c$s;:S u s|s $S; H j tii.;;;si; I'll:
Ts:; sE:$$$s !: is(S Sr;i $i:; ai:'si:
* y @
ps.ssi! .ss = sgovs, a.;si Xaiasi ''a
III, ;5sSi;i G;;s;:i;;;
{ $s;S Si'W;s Il S::;$ j i.'as
Hi; ,s;.
Vii Y i: ;ai }%s& u #:ii,$s
Vii $:}s; aS;I W i {$i'iii 4i:is !; viii
4:; :;: is|:s $s;i i5SSs H;;s's; i
s'Hs sEs! sx " Fs ss Stns4
0ssssss Il ri H. s' II :vRs'ss R.s:t :: Nv
ss'T OF a.s Srs SS w %'x ss.
cs:sss| ss's +: sats.Es.l + liass|.S |..
RI sissi XS'' i /; !ss ::';i;:s & is;s
pis:$ as:si III Ii :;:ssS !; III ;isIi9:
, 1881-04-22


Fl0uR-Wa* In fair i1.nnnd md s,ronn,.
prlces Tho 'n1n'ry w0a nhicay for cxport' ts
tratlo bun9 HNige. sata were rep,r,.S ~ ~ loes
winters nt sthaSa1. 'no brr md 400 Lao. y y ~
sprthE cxtrns, chesly at 9165, ri hsi, oesa's
tsas mt ssnt rs brts no Rraio at Etst ana IN
honr on lfivhte terms. TefaI equal to rrs h." ~" ~
port honra wato quoted nt A.eial.tQ ror a -. g.
chh'cd. and ryo Hour ut eia'1fs0t1 "''a
and quoted ttuntiof. NAes were rpportcS ~ usssata
bsnn at tl12seM7S, chr mittdilnRs nj fIim. : an
shorta ut $t.zs5f16o. Conrs0 curn. .meul ~. = ~
At $lh9) por ton On trnck. ~ o0mihA
srittS1 wtiEAT-Was fairly actlvo md H.
larly arner 'flc market ndyarccd ,s..c sIete.
hack No. aud closed Au abuva tho fG,r.. sNs ~
Wednesday, Tho tlr!tlsl markets NoYo aah,sss
thFtcd finn. though qnsok but thrcei nri,s," ''y*
so wsrS sSs9ss sssr wS
@ ~ q Ssx s,ia 81 y ~ s;ans
NV wv is Mn H. tH MI, or1 ,kss S,
$ $ss bsss is5xsE 'os!S's sa fos %a'ss as.y:: :nsa +
Sss ~ u seoat '!s's sssn ;Sspgts Sp s,nx:
G N 81 tssstts vi s a;s s,S;1f III, =, s I
;t sS (; :s' % % Il Ss ~ ;s; 'a!ss q; ;
Ssss 'sass' " %oS "s5js ajsstsss%
$Ysss; SS;;%s @ " :ssa5:xs|ess I'D :sissss
fS!|s$ + s ''S IT. i. Fl ssss
s,ns ~ S!SsR @ 8 si aio s,s III Hh' nes1
Esi,sc. tn tho "fierHon ca JUNO so,sd (se5 sed
Isr, ,'s y, ,s,;snE v sh. or..,,
IL ~ ;;s* stass; ass S @ @s:a';a's ss.s
,Gplt&Wss S,o.,e ets.ely nctiro and .tesu',, ~,
Tat ,asgSes idnaH sar 1ss.|sa 'g
MsSS moSt. 'rE Ta tdn ill., in FststSs'' st,s
~ wsy aa s1 p1ss asss II s Ssrf t<s fs"r
SnFy S ss KIN ~ ssf t'G bt Sol iaR sss Il
alsssr ssa @ % sGjR r r. 'Sts s,n,,.
ss @ =: s:s5 III t e. u. ~; ~,
nsi ,1 1@ 4. b. r. ~ r ",,n!s !s t!5 ss; .sa
D g sy!!ss & ST. sSd FL ss, e. q! essG s Il
ssliss sy .s Il Il ts: as siss,Sa sSA j,
sel!es tho .otn rAs n"nfnal ii Mhaa. fs e jes. nS
n ws Ss sssS s'st I'll Il Il h sss I: sns u II
Mny slsse y e9 W. sh m I%,y ty IT
" @arsat IT aa a sHa II. Il s's r.
nnaa dfssn ~ !; fsa1Sr aI Ss 's. aaiaS n
s.s Ct s 5 nv IN :Sa " 3IoS z , & . l.; Sh;;s
$$oSe $s; VIZ ssa I'D; sSss;' & II Il
@ q sr ~ s. ;s'?s;s 'ss H. . 4
AK y; aa fot ;fttss sssf +, si;: u
h, SSsi' "a. y .!a s''ss Iy ;a Il
nomnAl hxust, Win !s lid tur July hid lie f"t A. u.
stoTei iii ID Gy ssss IL sl III Il tEasa s''9 qy;. e.
cns se .o etler .f.ies Wsra stsaay FaM ,sta, a.
S!nsass1ns ,, C wess r. ,,' r,S,E!Sa t raid n
sS aaSl. I'LL ~ sna az ka 'ai ~ Ii. Ii,
Ill s 1i Il :S Ind asn Il :si "
E.orG, aaJ bT BY shtnpig ut nc Tor No. j, md If
, 1881-04-22

tiovcrnnirnt ln,nds were higher. In ChlouEo,
tho District of Columbia J.ojs woro i0a}i hid and
t1l!l asked; tho Is wore lla.s hill nnd 1i4N OK.
interest: A.<s, 1lsS md tug; hs, 1uet nnd 1Gl:
nna tho u.s. lo5t aud l04, At tim close tho Is nd
vanccd IN l1tHe bid md 11S asked. II now ho-
liovcl thht Wltidotn is not llkoly to soil tho
slA A,00000 OF por cents. which he stlll haa
authority to isslip.
Trustees who nea holding Government IL and
ds fsro debating whether Or not to scll them Mt
tho present high prtco nnd pitt tho money into
some good trust company at y per cont. This
Will Hlvn th1tn trislo ov0r 3H per cont Mt
prcscnt prices and will koap tho principal at
their cptnlnand.
Foreign cxchnnEu was strong but unchanged.
posted rntcs haiug 4ssSel ls41;. Primo bankcrs'
Hills were 48t ant 4&l For slxty.tlay cotnInorotal
bills. fur prompt delivery, 4'pda4TaA for ChtcnGu
bills, For tkrpa weeks' delivery, A7yH@ts0.
Continental exchange was strong. Stxsy-dAy
con,,arrcsal bills, prompt delivery on 1iavFe. ED
1h:oE, lort1eanx. 5ooSs5ssA. Slxty.day com.
i,orctal Hills on Antwerp, deliverable prompt,
wero s31E95suS. Dunkcrs' blt|s On Gurnnny
werp 8f Tor sixty days md ON fur tlcsnazi:
ttnoty.dny commercial hills, aeADooA. Sixty
tiny commercial. on bankers, delivered prompt,
ooA0o9sa; snn,o. delivered In thrco weeks, 12S
0T,k. Commercial drawn Oh commercial par-
tics wcro G''t. Dan&c,s' eli!lt1ers on Holland
wero n:t for sixty Days and Jost for dn1nand;
slxty.dny commercial WIS ;a}i0:1i&. shippors'
exchange on Now York was pnr 10 100 discount,
At tho Chfcago dauks dIalncss wis light. New
York exchange was quoted betweon banks at
par9to5c per &i.0o0 epromitn. Tic currency
mo*ctuont was light. Loaa rs woru In good de-
snnnd vt to- per cent.
Chicago H. OF lsau $1,000 solti at lssss Chicago
4, 5000 sold at 1ois and burlington s Quinry
4s, $500 nt 10. On tho Caloago Stock Hoard.
Chicago 4s, $l,5o0 sold mt lOi, nnA st. raul Is
tDnkota exchangch ut r.. Tho following QUOTA
, 1881-04-22

JAcKsnNviLLE, Fla. April IA. u. Ltnder-
nun nfni surveying purity, who loft hero ou tho
!th nst. TO txp!ure the waters OF Tho Kissiuin,oo
River, Luke OkttGhnlpG. aud CMloosabatcho0
in ses 'b :" .H s,srmIo tho p5as,!csblisy q dlu.
Meyers. ou tue Cuioozahatrhco ycatorlAy, THEY
teeKrupl tho UAt1H that thu btetgs survey, ID.
Hrnllnlnv tho attitude VI lhs Ink . w lb0Sv tho
more than confirmed.
, 1881-04-22

lntter from Nlchmond, Ill, said No srol.
Ing hero till al,n,it tho 9th, nnd NIL tho wheat
TINT have scen Is to.lr.llfths dcnl." A tclu-
grain from prominent limit IN FdrG0, u. T.,
saitl that not hnlf tho whuat-lnnd III tho llest
ntvcr ooNsttry can 10 soclot. nj II ta ovcri1owcl
with wntur. st. Louis was roported IN In al't'It
Sill for Mhy. from which It wna lnforrcd that
bad reports had rcnohe0 TINT city. A Rcntio-
n1nn herc. who owns sev oral lnrRa farms In Con-
tra.l 1lllnols. received letters yustorny fran hts
farmers giving rororfs ot tho growing whont.
AL uf them wrote TINT tho growing
pcr cont Of 1t beng killed, md one Of them
placed tho loss ut Il sar cent A icnt1lng house
hero las 13s reports OF wheat condition. m fol-
lows: lltlnUls u. fndinna 9, Michigan q, Oh!o I,
Missouri M, and KansAs0. or these u AMld good,
Ii fair, NJ roor, nnd n bnf, l,c!ng M nvGravo nt
81 por cont Of bad prospects for tho growing
crop Of winter whont In tho nbova Stnsos. Tho
growing reports. from Kansas gtvo tito best
~ conS pnosrEc7s.
81. ID tht Editor of me Chtedco Tribune.
? New YoRk. April IS. 1ss1.-1rlo prosont and
prospective Situation of tho r1arkuts for indian
corn furnish ono OF tho most oompfox studies
tobo found Ia the grain trato: and In It's why. ono
Of tho mDst unsatisfactory. All exporter OF tho
staro askctl,no few days uR0 whnt ls1ol rcnsnns
thore wore why this graEu shoitfd ho higher TT
price now thnu ono ycat ngU, especially US En-
gfatd was expecting 10 get vory large supplies
this scRsoN frDM tho Danube. whence little was
received last year. Tho corn mar;ots and thuso
for hog product aro 80 li,sepnrnhIy btondeh aud
ultimately dependent, tho ono upon tho otl,or,
that ITO satisfactory conclusion In rcRntu 10 tho
future OF oltlior soc.ns possible without III Ill
vestigntton OF tho sisuattan of bnth. trhta, IN a
rough way, hnvo attempted, run,nagtig
among MI tho statistics renttng 10 those articles
upon which could lay tnuds, md now otrcr
tito following tlata md remarks, not so much US
MI n1iswcr to tho question, "Why should corn
bo higher now than QUO yunr ago?" as to stlsnti-
lnte investigation anil discussion on tho part OF
stirh OF your rcAlers as ato Interested In tho
fituro OF this tho most important Htaplo grown
OH our sotl.
In usins figures relating to tho past movouent
OF Indian corn It's n btsis tor calculations M to
ita probable future position, those figures which
represent tho calendar year movement. rather
thnn that Of tho ooronl year, no ,luubt furnish tho
more Desirable lAtn. for tho rUAsou that tho now
crops, from season to seAsol,, ,rc seldom nvtll-
bic tor expvre in quantity until Mityr tho ol,un-
Ing OF tito new ychr. On this 1asts tho Inst suron
crops gathered III tho United States, with tho
expprts in tho respective eAlendAr yeAr3 thpncp
mkt onsuingt may DO Btntoh rs follows:
, 1881-04-22

AlsUs xu,NU bH ry0, against &HQQ bu wrOx pr0"
Tho recent arrivals from Grand 1iavun woro
cargooa Ut dry sta0 manufactured thoro lasr
summer, and wctc consigned t0 scSutal lu,Ahor
1rtns In this city. Several eArgoea Ut Hrocn
shingloa hayo also arrived from tho sane SOURCE,
having boon manufactured thoru sfuco tho lst
OF April, Tho aggregate number Ut shiuxs0s ro-
cc&vol ID about h,000,0m. 4 tow OF four voaeels
hsrivod yesterday .noEnlng fsnm Grand 1tnydp,
bringing .tasurtOd lumber and shinxlos. :. ;.
Tho outs Hurry OIL 'Ehanxe ycssDrlay was
Lively QUO, aud tho advance of I(Dlu per hu was
accumulated steadily from curly u,urntnx to tho
close. II is proaumod that this upward turn
was aidel tu great uxto,lt by tho existing aud
anticipated l0Ods nurth nnl wost VI Us, which 1t
IL calculated will IutGrtero With Epcgipts, und
thus cruato temporary embarrassment, The
New York market does not appear tN have be1a
utfeoted by tho aforementioned apprehension,
and outs rulcd lower thcrc, especially 80 Ut tho
cluse Ut tho lay,
TliR WHEAT OUTLOOK.
The reports frpn, tho oouuIry thAt wero 70.
celvad Oh Change In th!s city yesterday cor-
taln!y did not hAsuoal10 With tho rce0atly pub.
lIshrd assertion that no tnAtoslAl damage has
been sustained by winter whoat, Tho nows was
really tho uther way, md fur froln promising
for blg .outturn Of sbrlnR wheat. OF COURSE
tho vows was not ut I'LL ono way. a tArncr liz
Southern Nebraska commenced soodlnE whout
Tnos4ny (stth ground Wotl, aud tirtn horo
representing q Quld uiany parties In tho wiIltor
wheat acet4ou said that nut ono Ut hIs clients hid
goilu long uu wheat, or expressed uhy fcIta
about tho outcome Of tho crop. On tho other side
, 1881-04-22

Special Dtspatch to 7hs Chkd1o TffounA
md as n rulo prices nro well sustaii,od. with
an ntlvanco, III. some cascs. which shows
I'LL aud sho Iausrtter thinks tSo ohencos ts arc
ala at suas9 S sG1,' Ss @ ta po Il % aoa s
AA tt,uney grows moro plentiful wo look for
moro nctiyo stock n,nrket, With a stronger IN
yMtco tho prleo Of such h.oeks rs command con.
fiartteo IL their soundncss, stability, ai,1 good
q rsilroad shares, Lttto 1,oek advanced IRON,
:6S, Eastern from nix " ao,i alFi%. Flint re.
@ tsTi IT, 5 5 Gaeny ss Hs?" @ i, s @ iSSa SsasS2 i,S
advanced Lin. 10 I'll M.t9 ChicnHo & West Mlchi-
saqo o,sx fro r, 70 t9 'c,, - Gh5eo n! s,o nf!nxion
s!o4 "' iss lo @ s I'll aiiaslphln. e M 'SH% WnIns
Baltimore declined il. 10 9t!i Toledo, BcIphes
Slfor4s rsf T. L IL fGs Masesa sssss eontrs tt % a d
ls!9eS 1lSfs sd +. ~ 4 e. Louis Sin Francisco i'rst
" tte oef = werp tro seady Il ady"aef at ILL.,
Yqsk NV Rsslal,a . essl!ass r. q i4. s ~"
to. i0s;,. iIsookiiao soii at 5l, btlyer d. NJ
To saes TO- ny "a urcs 81
at s. rsiin!at or rsdts asS iS.iS, and Fitss. st
burg a''aS1s T. K. r1asts !:<a " 1i,,eeta.es r.
nosToS, April al.-stocks closed as follows:
Hostn Ms'st ltsmSs ts 1t n:;sfn sani ISsyo
A.ea!son 1t1'ce trap !st 7s.i !e c1 f. smith,
j. u. IL l4s. noW...,. !ID. J.. C.coMtnotl... II
4 SE. ?s::......iM 1id Gasny::
;$|;; VIII s:s e. $i
FOREfUS.
I,nSpOS, April sl-Consois, 100 13-1d.
"a, llS4.
pennsyiyania Central, 70A: New York Gen.
trnl, l4s; Eric, Az; do s0conis, l00; Kol.d.
tCR, ny.
bullion In tho Hunk Of England Increased
f57,U01.
TAM1s, April al.-ltontcs. s3f.
Specie III tho 1lnnk Of Frnncc Increased .,07G,-
cot Roll and 4, ,S11, ,tJJ silver.
NEW OItLEASs
NEW 0HLEANs, April a1.-Slght exchange on
MSws MsSSws York, ss'5o per sl,oN premium; sterling,
, 1881-04-22
MINING NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April al.-Stocks closed,
NEkSEVNs
Special Ut1pdteh to 1hs CHICAGO Tribune,


Special Uspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
tosTDS, April 3l.-llraco sold mt l4j Syca-
lnoro declined IL, to IDS. Iutnahto Il, to 1l8;
lt!tlgo u. to III; llottat,za DEVELOPMENT l.10. ii
= i1-lG.. Cntnlpu sold at . ll-tn. Franklin all
vAnoetl 4, to l.; CalumUt & lluclA A, to .lUj
Sllvor 1s!Gt =, to III: Qulnuy Il, to tr.5.
10 ths TFesttrs, Assoeluttd l'Txss,
nosToN, April .l.-Aiinlu8 stuuks closed as FOL.
lows:
Al,ouus siIplns co..., M franklin. u
Guluuet 4 ll'..ss.-..1lh It,nwnnc, nO#........+. ~
Ehtll{a. ..,....,.. .&|Qu1NGy ,.......,..,. 1T
uMnC4In sHvHr... -. s
, 1881-04-22
slAtesi March y q. D. Stroller tn Y, Tnoen,. u
tW.b. Tt,urn to Forn H.. aho.turl, ..,,...,.....
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho rcuoipta ardshipments
OF leading articles Of produce In this oity .jur.
Ing tho twcnty-foMr hours pndng Mt o'clock
Thursday morning and for tho corresponding
time year Rgo:
, 1881-04-22
Wants "AEatefAn Account OF IL.

Generals, and events OF tho late War Of tho TO-
bolton Is awakening I'M interest, particularly
a,nurR old soldiers, that Will do mitch towanls
giving correct history Of tho events OF tho
dark dnys. md Will bring out replies that will
materially help tho futuro Historian 10 correct
nnuy errors and inaccuracies Of tho histories
nlrcndy published. -
!, for one, would bo- glRl to sec tho accounts
nf hattlea aud tnnne!lvres published by tholicws-
papers during tho WAr rBpubtishel III ill4tnll-
oa hays q " Tor fooM IL NO thu Iks @
1ncnta Ut urtnlcs Othor than tic uho ~ which we
wcro attached. md were eyen den!c.l tho
plttsnte ol scninF'what war correspondents said
aays ises hoping TINT sAeato's" account Of
An OLD SOLDIER.
Another Letter from Gen. prontlas.
K1tsKsvlLLE, Mo-. April 1s.-To Ge Edil0r of
The st. Louss Gio'e- Democrat: In tho Globe
Democrat Of tho 10th uf April notice Il pub
l}sbrl interview OF II prcss reporter With 0c,i.
Jnhh 4. MeCcrnann concerning tho hattlo Ut
Shiloh, that Ia void ot TRUTH 90 far M rrlntes
~ The pnrt took In thut battle, III 10 l0,DQnd
reply. First viii say 1t is not my purpose to
discuss tho point rs to whothor thoro wax II sl,r-
priaa OF our nrnly OFT that dny or not, nor Is 1t
my purpose to mud f1nlt With or complain of the
conduct OF my general olltcur or subordinate
thore engn9ei. unless they ara Of tho number
who sought anfrty ut tho river md rDrld mt bu
1"""cpa ~ Fetutn u thn hulu WAuFe NeGAeQ.
Gen. MeClcrnand Ia greatly mistaken In bis vpr-
sion ~ IL tho commencement Of tho buttlc;
suy mistaken, for / cannot bclIovo 1t to be h,s
lntchtlon 10 Wuhn'ly 10 wrDnf 10 mo a1l my
command. therefore gnnellur It II n,lstaku.
and respectfully usk him IN future Interviews to
be curcful TINT he may not III bls zcal do Injury
to bis frIcnls.
Now, Sfr. Editor, / will frankly saw to Won that
nh TIN nfvht 1,oftra tho tmtttnI ,r,,or,,t NJ
Tn,,,, .,,sa - 49, w. ~ 'a.t.et 49,. u'ustou W.
y. eao wuty hsst a1ssouf' l1cat.
NY lIno OF cucampueat about ana saiie M IN ,so a
t,,lrly moruinr nt Aun]ay Gtn bcurIn,t frtrr, H.,
49,, ,I., - ~ ' '"' u.s. ss"t ll4 HEMs III
.Snn sas NV WnuFJ ',t'5 ~ nMu peSf oFaerc ny
Tt % mns , KY na'uua t aFs Mna ~ tlho 10 thu
rs." t n,,nv IN ~. Wu ~ 10 ~ ~ tnAu
Te9Mnng 9M pofLion nt IT, f,Klment 10 MIN, which
~, ~ ol!u.SSn tS ~ lant II VIZ tno en9MKetnant
oa Eol. s.onic tnat ven. aleSlcftsanu honrd md
, ne,uSvI ~ ~ w ng ulSas1ot. In ttot 70 W nn-
tI,s ~. ~ rsusuI.g ug on ths tie0senl ,wh9rl,
uus "sr p iirt saM; stay ,c n* oWt M.Sison
s ~. hGny autces n ~ 'ao GHeny Ware moving III
:uJ N'1sGIoI. ~" hutu olhGtr OF shcrnAn
WulHo Hot IcME'.utttulI Iounu my entlFc ln0
snMu3e1 ~ "An.!oMIln M u mug " nav1l.ce ot
cAlnp. 1ut irN nero fcinlnA Yen. McClOrnand
w. Wefe eeoInIoIlel ~ Ictirc. and not Until II
Meoet iatttfy Waa platlleA ~ thv rear, Or Eonr
tnc ltlt Or hn el.cAInrtn0ht. Thls. ! wcll re-
ntnehn1nor, was pafI or Tug ehenys toreO thut
khDnla Hhve noeil resalou " other troops than
u Me ,a, e nn 70 sI ,yc1tss Wa H NJ. hlaeas 10
calANItd u1A number or bis mon. IA rol.-
III mttnntinn was " "ai r""r. & .,,, =, .,,o s,,,.
, 1881-04-22

sh"r. t,n', 1s,Ier nns clo,s1 y f9a'ss
ls s ss: t,,.s' "E Il u CT a;; ers,
gi.sn l,aHs. +an'u avrrayu. s4fafsJSo 'eS asefafs
l'hc'ft! qnttat nt fn~bHn Tor ah'ildcr. nI.., ~
MI cn1lyasNh and nnck Cd. ' ''s9llc lot hxuMsa
,i!Etit'. WAS uniotn 4. !iouas1a.a, for ms.. -.
lo Tor oxtfn t1ss, and tlLUlsIL fnr hss@ NQTa
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-05

In considering this question as to whether the
principles Of taxation in this Act to promote drain
age just or not have thus far shown the rela.
ton OF the General Government to the works neces-
sary, the measure Of responsibility Of the State and
that OF the miners. Right here comes in another
principle, and one which the Drainage Act recognizes
as the principle of district community of interest
in district drained by natural system Of drain
age. This principle was recommended by the State
Engineer in his report last year (See report Of
State Engineer to Drainage Commissioners, District
No. l, in May last, PIP. IL and 1877
In providing for the formation Of such districts
the Leg elsture has recognized the principle which
governs in the outlining of sewerage districts in
large cities, namely that there is a community Of
interest an inrerdependence between the land sur
faces from which drainage waters are shed and those
over or through which they may run.
"When it was first proposed that lot-holders at
the extreme head OF valley, where drain or sewer
was hardly necessary at all, and at most very
small pipe would suffice, should pay an ad valoren
tax on their lots toward the construction of the
large sewers at the lower end Of the district in the
city, the idea, doubtless, did not meet with favor
and in new countries the reasonableness of the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-05

A foreign reviewer observes that Mr..
Keene, the draughtsman for Punch, has
found a vein of humor in the modern En-
glish educational system. His little school
boys when asked, "Who signed Magma
Charta 2" exclaim tearfully that "they
didn't" Another boy, asked by pretty
lady teacher to define a miracle, replies,
Mother says if you don't marry the new
parson, twill be muracle."