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, 1881-06-24

street. 1tolnH arrested, ha saf,l TINT bo -
Lcotard carfo, that 'arnencss hh,, tnchpsn,,,.sss
him for gyinnastiu fcats. md TINT lr ,ooa.s.
be- hat teen 1t starvfng, shciterlcss ,rnnp. ~AA'
Mrs. Elizabeth 1lltDn recently bccon,
granddaughter, Il ehfht hnsillg f,cu,, torn I ~
tnugbtor Floronca, who resides III 1,otnlon NY rse
second daughter s,f2p. it IL sli, tv fo ,n.. a.'
rlrtl this summer whA her father IN In E,,sa.
Mrs. TIlton IL atIll 1iy1nv n 1rooklyn. r..
.nother, Mrs. N. II. Sforse hpr son cnrn Ivy "ss
hos abandoned tho notion pf studying f,.,Sa nso
m'nlstry. and who has ohtnlnet n poslt,on i. wa
mercantile hotfsG. and her youngest to, t,,1.s
iiyo with hcr. MrTl.ou has not VISITED ii, pa ni,a
for two years. - "'e
1t IL relntc.i Of 1r. lIu'n1cs that Mt co,,
Try charitable fAlr .ora .1ay he wns en.reetss .s
furnish litter for tho post-oillcc. tio sci,at
sheet Of pn1nr aud between It's folds plnred . :,
bat,k-note; turning to tho tlrat paxe bc sro.. ~.
tho fottqwfne: "''''
f,gAf lnay1 whpspe'ur thnu ntt.
,.vufh thla r1br l'Hxo with trembling cara,
Ia5 bush: tsnsh tt,r bcntif19 henri+
Inn ono tnoh t's'st ee*t wi' sS taere.
III obedience to tho poot's injunction ta. ms.
turncd disclosed tho attractlve greenback n; ~
value Of 81, md 6 provo tho truth Of tb!t ss.ss
tfon, hc natfo the Following appeal on tho M
pos!s page from tho banR 1eEosis: ~E
Fair lattg. TIT thine ayes nni tell
Ii t!tis q not i tflthtui lottGf
Aud nuuRht u, would mako Thee 1oye It teas,.
, 1881-06-24

TllElE is nothing more n,nusTnR In tho
whole ratlee Of comic literature tia,l this
sentence from I,u1l-1.un Kussell's Inst letter
concerning his experience ut tho fulnous bat-
tlu which gave htm Ills sobrlauet:
Nobody cot1ld DISLIKE moro than dill to bring
baa nows tor twenty 1nites ut tho hcc.s or a N.Y.
lnK army.
One might judge from the context Tint
Russell waited patiently Until the Unlon
ar'ny was III 'fal! retreat nas4 then followed
plac1diy iln grand and maJestto i,a,,ner.
rat the heo's Of the flying army,"' stalkeI
Russell; then, at Il respectful tlstnllce from
tic great tmar, tic isebelarn But Russell's
own narrntiyo does not hang together, for Il,
another place ho says President L!ncola re.
marked:
Tou brought us worry had news. bir. 1.nsscll,
hut no have hcarl that It was trtse.
So Russell "brougllt the naws'' INT THO
heels Of the flying army" 1Yhat M odd
place for The rows~carrier to bel
, 1881-06-24
RAfLR0ADs IN MEXICO,

ihe construction ot fa'1toads III Mexico 10
1ast now a!traethis n,1tea attention N THIS
so''ntry. an eS'tteslaent Of TUG United
n1a'ea 1ias JUST returned from tho Mexican
eap'la' 'sas'nR III M's pessess'oh various WI
aap'a ohaftefs. NM 1sa'.e!'sses, asd !!herai
enao"l'ehts' ah'1 TUG capltal stock and bol'ds
VI INC now corpo1nti'''s Will soo's W s',tesa!
on Iso oooSs u inc o1ocK nnassis' Whatevef
IaelIt1les an4 resources Mexico Mny liayo
naturally for productive wealti', a1.a Tor
'sade al'a eo'nh!erco with tho rest Ut tho
world III future times, tho present outlook Is
not promising. Mexico hicks stability OF
goSssN'ae'ss, a''d waits skilled, Inventive,
, 1881-06-24

ASENr the unblusjlin9 Insertion Of thu
Chnrleaton Ne'ps and Courtcr that "thero wer0
no ttssMe.hattots" used II tho redcnt etou tion
III South Carolfnn, TINT venerable Democratic
nmthortty. the Eharscston Mercury, doclascs that
"thosanda Of littlu tltsuc-t!okets, With Mr..
ns1blo's naluo thereon. were pr1ntca at tho oElco
Of tho Ntsra and Courier for ,,so In cnso mp at
tompt Ind been 11atte 10 ecet Mr.. Mickey or
any ono cisc bit tho ring eandsdatc." THIS
statement Ia confirmed by the fact tisnt tlssuc.
taIlota wcro founl In sou.o VI tho boxes Tho
Mercury ndds: ''ThOre 10 no doubt lint nm
lority Of tho Democrats Ia South Carolina fnyor
free and fnfr elections, but thnt state Ut feoltng
has been brought about not bY tho. Ne,ps and
fourier. but uy Il rcvulson nKalnst tho methods
advocated by thnt paper."
, 1881-06-24
4 srst1,f,E, lrftnnst clttznn Of [3nng

a. s1strLE, honest citizen Of Bangor, Me-,
on stepping Into e1riser grocery inst week to
purchase u lox OF uas,ay, wis aatontshcd ut tho
tumnt which bis uppenHnce tnDsci. bottles
and Jugs worc thrown nut Of tho bnck win1ows,
tho mir wns filed with tho n0lso Of brcnkinE
9lass, tue ottor Of '.ofa ryo" aud Now England
rim nssallpd hts nnstrls, nnh pant,c,noh.,,,A
scetned to hnve broken loosc. At luat tho pro-
prteiar. ceas!ng FROM his lalors, stepped for
ward aud ordered hls would-Le customer to
icave tho PROMISES forthwith, There was no
honey In bis tonos, md no opportunity to nsk IL
thcrc was my III bin store. Much bewIltlerati,
the customer Withdrew. and It WIS not Until
some tlnie hftorwnri that he remembered hny-
inx onco served OH tho specsat pn,,co force. mi.
tlaat ha stopped to say Kuod-snurning to Cut,-
statle Just az ho 'yas entering tho shop to mako
bis tNitpcent purchase Such nre tho Ilttie cpl
aoLes which sarvp to diversity exlatpnca nutcr
tho MuIus Inv. In this particular inst0,,co It
wus demonstrated that unslty oonsolenou noct1s
no nccusur: thnt It Is son,ntfn,es more profitable
tp Bnl3 hpney over tho counter than to throw
tquar out Ut tho wtsitlow; md that te Ia Il wsc
law-breakor rho knows customer from Con-
Stnblp.
, 1881-06-24

railroads antl tclegrapl,s, With n Wow Of me-
cou,mos!ating the tnturnni traffic, expecting
tint production viii follow the establish
llielll Of transformation.
Froul MI ariielp III tic Inst ]Inrpcr's lihua.
zinc W. tcatn st,t,e uartten1ars M to gUlno of
tho lnes Of ratlron.la lately authorized, subj
sl,lfzctt, alul tn course Df construction Here
are tic lines: ~ THO Mcxscan Central, rus.-
ming Aortli frntn, the City Ut Mexico 10 tho
American boundary ut I'll 1'aso, where It cutl.
meets with tho Atehtso',, Topekn Il Sartn
FL tsailroad. to) trIIo Mexican National {nnr.
row Euagc}, extending from the clty Of Mex~
leo tn Nanzanlllo MI the l'ncfic, with n
hranch from AIarnwltio, nortIlwartito Laredo
oil tho 1lto urtu,tle, connecting with tho
'rexAs syslen, of railroads. i;D Tho Sonora
Hallway, from uinymas, on tie Gulf Ut Cati.
fort,a. 10 the American boundary at I'll l'aso.
a uiul - The Sinalon t. Durango md the
Tellanntcpec RntIroatfs. Other lines au
contemplated. bit those We llayo mentioned
may bu considered us nntler why. We tnlo
TIC following table Of distances ami subsidy
from Harpcrss:
, 1881-06-24

TnE New York Trth,s'tc, 1t will DO OBJ
served, discret[ts the r,t,nor that ex-senator
George c. Spencer is to bo mnhc First Assist
ant 1'ostmastet-{;oneralin III placc nf MIR. Tyncr.
We aro Quito unwilling IL believe tlmt tho
itfca Of appointing Mr. Spencer 10 that OF my
other responsible oE1lce llas ever bee,, sori-
onsly entertained BY the President, Tile
business capaolty OF The former Senator from
AMbama Is wholly MI unknown auantlty,
white hfs political record is tao we'll known.
Flu would not DO representative Of tho
Southern Republicans, for io censed 10 be IL
4o,ltherrer the moment Ills term Of Office OK
piret. Ila would bring to tho 1'ost-O Ostlce Dc.
l,nrtntent neither character nor experience.
His appointment would !ilaItlatc M concciy-
ablo "clattns," while 1t woud 40 far 10 I'M
pair nnlllc confidence In tho efficiency Ut the
postaf service, which Is hardly yut recovered
from thu effects Of tho star-ro,.te aepscda-
tiotls. fFa can think Of no Office ntoye 4
Consuls!fp In Alaska TT thare ,re any COIL
suls1ltps IN that po1ar parad1sc) tn which Ntr.
George G. Spencer could be appointed with.
out ,npropriety. !, ..
, 1881-06-24
PERSONALS.

"1nQulrer Gen. Grant Was formerly
cnllcd the Sphinx. 1le Ia now called tho phono-
erauh' -
Sol0n ClIase and Ills steers will SOON be
ottt agntn, 4 Greonback Conycntton bus bccn
called to Meet ut Lowiston, No., Aug.3.
G,un, 3venyor tsnna1,,nu; n fsrtc,,,aok sncac,tes
In Massachusetts. iIo win 10 reu1omboretl as
Tho gentleman wnp beFeru The e}outt1u last yeir
Imagined that he wah r,iuttug Tor President.
It has recently ham d1scnyero;l t,,at tta
naluas Of soyernl of tna ,nuss untoi iakcs IN
MnIne woro sor,,rc 1,v nhonn,nu !, M ~
rotary Evast.' seo,ouccs iIiso tirowooa lenvtas.
Tie only daughter of tho King Of South
Ahv4s,nfn ia II, hn ,1u rtict n tha aor ~ ,ha
K,ne ~ at,rss,rtn" A. *rnsnrt ~ ~ s,,,., ~
ume to wri,o M, tha nrmes A. sns cnnsrso,inr IN,
nnrttcs ''' ~ ~ "'s w. ~eAss"S''4H
'".H' ~ ~
- !..s MMs lnnals ma peon oeeloea tnas Me noiles
whon 1soaaots tes ns " rsuata. uS @ " Wi % ne proeht
1ssss S'.ss Or rss. 's' "@'r'A' people Vi" &n0" thu
The estate of the late 1slchara D. Wood. Of
Philadelphia, Is appraised at ,l7s and Is TO
DO divided equally bctwoeh sevon sons aud
daughtors. after tho payment of about III, 900 In
speeaal ,egscles,
" Somebody t,aa STOLEN all the money in the
traasury OF The Young Moa4 Ccntrai l,ottuhIIcat,
cub, of nrookyn, bnt - tbero ato no known
DenocratA 1t. tho organization no hupes Of ro-
Rnlnlng tho funds aro entertained.
1tts nssertaa that anna i.ona,1au vc,non
amttpvllnv bahv ~ ues nycr thn linn Nv co,n
Inn Il, tile Amorean sIda boarInu a nIi,v in thafr
arms a,,,i whaetfnr II nnck Il, n rorrfonn.
.,.'.s ,.s-',"s.' - go
a!ayoE IlalE4soh ''as Eaveh up Ills conIeM-
otasea tfsp 20 Eufupo at tha ot.ya okpense
, 1881-06-24

THE dog tliat Is LODGED on shelving rock
ut Ntugarn, from which escapo umaded ts lu,-
possible, Ia grand subject for inspiration to
Inventors all over tho euuntry, aud tuany plans
for hts rescue haeo ,aen oHurctl. Que is ti BIlp-
i0osu hin; tecon1, to catch HIN With lsfi-
hook: at,d third, to let siown bnaket contains
lug some meat, into which tho Iug VII! Kot md
tc tirltwn up snfoty-sf be has good sensc. wh(1u,
Il ha 3atnps out and Ia lost, It will 10 evident
that ho waa not worth saving. The p!hn hnylng
tho merit Of hoidcst originality Is TO lowet down
auothor bull+pur, we'll Secured br n tupe; tho
Two Will clinch; and, as bulldogs never lot gu.
both will be drawn up eatcly, to tho sound Of
viynoious Inllsfo. 80. -
, 1881-06-24

GEN. CHANTS modification IT tho doctrine
Senatorial courtesy" to fit the casD nf
A1r. Sumner n very Important. 1t now ap-
pears that tho General believes tho President
should be "con fieDus" to Sanator3 only rs
lung aa they nre "courteol,s" to him.
Judged by tl!s now standard, AIR. Conkllng's
cnso does not, W. regret to say, appear III 80
favorable II light as before. It Is notorious
Tint lIr treated (cll. Garfield with gross dis
courtesy dtlr1t!9 tic campaign mud after
the election. al1ts omission Of my a,-
luston 10 tic Presidential candidate from
Ills New York speech wns q atlcllbcrato Insult,
and tho slsaft WIS harbcl n,ltt pointed by ex-
trasngaNt eulogy Of Mr, Artlt,r's character
and public SERVICES III tho satle connection.
Alr C0nkling wcHt oat OF Ills way to sftow
tl,at his airront was ,neait0ted md malicious
by repeating it In Ohio within a few nltlcs Of
Get,. Gartod's own holhe, where fallnro to
roter to tho Presidential candidate in any
way was fiku a'l omission 10 say Gootl-evcn-
i,tE !" to ona's lost ut dinner. According to
Geit GRANTS idea uf Senatorial courtesy, Iresi.
dent Garfield would l,ayo been Justified III
ignoring Senator Conkllng wholly oil ACCOUNT
Of of,lssapercilolis conduct on these occasions,
and after tho election md Inauguration. But
we alt know that tho President did nothing
OF tho kind. On tho contrary, lie behaved
lnagnanImously to Mr.. Conkllng, giving him
every Office in tho State Of New York save
one. These facts, however. arc aside FROM
tho lncrits of tho controversy concerning
''Senatorlal courtesy" OH which vague
phrnso {;en. Grant hus conferred nav
and misleading meaning. Until Gen. Grant
, 1881-06-24

TnE ravlscd doctrine OF Senatorial courtesy
entnontetl by Con. Grant 10 fatally defoot1vo At
two polhts. First, thoro novor WIS such n
"scnatos!al courtesy" existing, Of o'a,,nea 10
exist, betwocn tho rrnstdent hnA Sonators.
Secondly, tho exception made by Gen. utant OF
pafsosss tot fflett0ty tu tho Prostddnt tiuprisos
tho principle Of any yalug It might have, sl,p-
posing Il to oxtat. II the President wcro not ox-
pcctct to be "oourten.ls" t0 Senators ut,-
friendly to him, be wasl!a os1iy have to make
thom hIs cnctnica IN order to relinro himself Of
MI ob!.1as!ons IN tho promises: and this. too,
whether thoy should bo Democrats or ltepub-
tfahHat
, 1881-06-24


1hero ls 10 aoupt tlfat Inc lairest so!ttlon
Of ing cons!!ct at Alpally WoilIsl be tue Cleo
t'on at que ltepaoileah senator trom the 30
ca!led stalwart wing OF ths partS' and lilo
other from Tue administrator ~lnE'-ln
every casc' Of COURSE excluding Aessra'
eotks'ae gnu liatt' Wao hase forced lhe
present embarrassment upon tile pafty THO
Administration men, 1lloaRh having n largo
inalof'tf oscf Inc .cohki'te meI' nfo appar-
Gully "!tlsnR ~ assoit 10 compromise Of
u'ls Kihu' ano INC hllchs may be compo'ied 10
heeeaa ~ II. IAt tho plopoS!tlo1i at'aae ny
Ing administrator me'l 10 bring tllls lboi't
10 at 0!'co tthlalr and llnprac1lcab!e. riley
claim tho privilege OF excluding Conkll1ig anu
l'latt from tho l!st Ut stalwafts which Is all
right III Wow or tue relation Which these two
men hola 10 tue Contest pilt ae the san'e time
coatead tNat uepew shall 10 "ccepted US
t!a representative Of the Administration
wing. Ihis IS too one.s!aed for n COLL
promise. II the administration men e%-
orelso tae right. 10 exeEuuo TWO mon
from TIC list from Which tllo stal'
warts afe to select their Senator, then they
sslo1lId concede to the Bucks tho saInc right
to excllltle TWO men from the list OF Admins,
tratlon Candidates. II the Bucks soo at to
exclude nepaW md some otilcr person OIL the
Administration side, we'll and good. Tic
country Inns not understood at any slMe tint
tho contest at Albany Is ma!nt0lnctl tnr the
nnrpose u clecttag Mr. Dcpew or my otler
patt!cular candldate to tile Senate. but for
tho purpose OF sendlnT two Republicans
other than ConklIng and PIatt, who deserted
their party ut orltleal tine and llence do
, 1881-06-24

Az Eastern exchange states that tho Penu-
sylvan'a Ratlroud hua In llso un automat'o track-
tester which discovers faults In tho track not
ordinarily Improbable Is tho eye, md snakea
record ot them which t,lltcAtcs their pre-.
else locality, aud all this wbEIo the machine
ID passtng over tho road 1t from Iftcen to twcn-
ty-iIvo miles mn hour: It has tho cxtcrnul up
pcaraneo Of oaggnRe-car, but inside Is tlsted
up with aelf-reKlstorlug. apparatus. electric
clocks, etc. 4 bai joint hotwoen tho rails regis
tors Itself by tho jolt 1t causaA to tho lc[cacy-
hung ear. Etrors of !osct In tho track are ~.
corded by penefta OH ruled paper, anI IN nicely
arranged that variations of au eighth 0f at Inch
nrc malo inhnIfest. II tho anuGe Ia TOO nArrow
or tho rails have spruad, tho faot Ia uutcs by a-
othor apparatus. An Ingenious ti,no md lis
tanco reEaster nnables the observer to locate
tho iEperfccdons recorded. 4 machine OF this
k4nd kept constantly gnl,1g ovor ta.lroad would
10 scarcely lcsa careful than tho track. walker
IN discovering sources OF danger to travel.
, 1881-06-24
take place III Nicxtco hcfora It ean be dcvel.
ol,eA Into nnt,on allo 10 furnish business
for 5000 miles of railway.
"eENAToRlAt COURTESY" UNDER pnEaE.
DENr GIANT

.r,., u,,.,x., aNa ana"A liza 49,. .,, ,>,,, t.,
a,.,.' ~ n,.t',,.. .,.,,n,',,n,' A., a.',s',,
Isa..,nn ~ % ..u,'a..!a..I s,,..s.a,,.w .,,,"t,,
Um, t,xa,,.,. ..s., ~ ] .ns,,tn., ~, "nsn 1,rn";
',ant % ..9u 's s.".,. noasa,'. % u,.ta,,.,,, % ~
!. '.,. t,,n t a,"tu.a,'. % s ~ s,on, % sf".,,, H..
-. -. ~" .I y. .,'s I,ass - w.. ".r .n.;. ~
asa,nst tho urqrnt protest Of sepatsr
FeNtnM, wis wns afterwards htokctt dawn
N nnlitfcs thrn,rh Aturnhy'H fntluet,rr.
Simmons case by saylur that Senator Sum-
49,, 49,. @ NV n,.,..., ' .,,,s. 1,s..,.',,
ne"s sc1 ., M .nonS.hss "s""ss . sen'Ms .,s
r,,,,,t ~ 1,r,,,',s,,, ;" ,nntn nnnn1",,,.,ts
10 ntl,cc whcn tho senatorn disagree. hut
nnnc nj t}aso, nyn,nnn,;ons wilt s,,o,ra f,r
sttll ni'otkcr cnsr IL wl,,rh hnsh tho acnntor.
,v,ro frtou1a ~ I'm f,rcs,,,cut VT ,varo o,or.
ruled Il, IN tua,,ortaut appo(nt,usnt III their
80. :" ~" 1,,,''' .t.S1.',. -.
own state. WilenJo'ltl alcDoalt! tox.wiaisky
nue Mt St. l.onis Tho Two Senators fKam Mis-
so,,rl--Drako and Schnrz~-weru on very
friendly terms wilt, Gen. Grant; both oh.
Jectel ytrgrlDllsly to tile npblOinl,ncNt is ono
,,t,cr,v ,t,tt tn In, ,rpt,c v,t A[rt,nnnlh ,rns
appointed against their protest, ltotwltll-
standing. ot, the NH of Dctnl,er. 1S,Il nn1
ss,as,.ar,,s a,,,.,s.,a,, sr,o ,soaS - un,.tas
aisafWAstts e3at!ffhetks 'Iha proal OF aehhl0r
1r,kp,s Dl,tcceIch, md NJ ffs hc,nr knnwn to
to 1s.ss;ttcnt 10 "n,,tof,n .' NJ fn % ths f's,rin~
in,,rr: iS, r'''''A'' ~ ''''''"'' Ill @'' ''''o"'S
'It.e.
1,rvHSns' wAsitiHt'Tt,S. h' t. So,,t. M 0. ,HoHHo
p.rs4lcnt attlut-fHAA Stn: Get,. John htoI)au.,
, 1881-06-24

41fE CHicA60 TRIBUNE fins established branch
os:cea for tho receipt Ut subscriptions nd ndvottiae.
n,enis a. in3iuws:
SEW rultK-lsaom . Tribune building. F.T. NC.
FAhpES. Manager
Gl.AAUnW. scottand-Allana American Nors
Agency, II hcnt,eiist.
It'ShtlS. Ehs.-A'ncr!can ESehnnga, ~ stfana.
uES1sv F. Uftttn, Aeent
WAS1fISuTUS. H. nt.-l3tG = ftrent
, 1881-06-24

KENTUCKY papers continue to complain OF
great abuse at the partlontng towor by ubr.
nsnckburn, partlnns mt infre9Nsntly .betn4
Rlyen, It u alleged, tofnro conviction. This Is
tho saH,e Blackburn who was publicly charged
With tutrodualnK w.fcyot.infeetcd clothing
iuto Northern cities during the Rebellion. Hn
ts q Ind rrR
, 1881-06-24

ASpHEw d. WnlrE, Is certainly cotning
homa frotn nerlu lie u announced TO deliver
course Of leuturcs Mt Cornell University during
tha coming academic year, WILL Whitvlaw Reid
&uEceca jhit1f -
, 1881-06-24

At nlt ovonts, ole Of tho tow remalutnR bonus
which nttnct, rAna,1a 10 urrut 13rlthin will fto
scvcrt.l rs ROOM ~ tho prnottcu Of acnlnF over
Ia Isslcnhrtad FROM
, 1881-06-24

1Vh1te-Atoektnw Tnrft.
Iake-Front, bpjIustt Washington Atrett. f3nn,u bn
tween the C!fcnRn and Pruviigec Clubs ut $40 p. ~
, 1881-06-24

sTovaeker's Theatre.
MADISON Btrent. httwcen Htntn hnh nthrborn.
Engagement Of sccn.an. tho magician. Magic an-
tera!hMeAA
, 1881-06-24

-.CLEyELASn lhtIHE. NO. I'll. 4. =. + 4. Nj
Msnilars 9rs requested 70 meet n i.odRt run n 1t
i,rnthor la,nes Al4ttbows. iucaasod. serylcUs. nt
Cemetery, Ii. il. TATiiNS, ". II.
, 1881-06-24
p0a'rtQE>

Entertd At thf Po4t-tl1tt a: Chlta9o iI SttonI.
tta11 Matftr.
For tho benefit nf nNr patrons ~lin desire 10 send
sHx.e capto4 nG INE TAtul.SE ttlrnuz tho tnn, NO
rive herewith tic tsnnslent tat,t Of ioAtAHn,
fnttt9A md IIotnfstat. Pr trPn
Eight md fwo1vf tnK0 Ta}er. cptilA
Sixteen paGe PApcf"...... .B cehta
, 1881-06-24
Name.

Rti,.lf4, ...........i 451 7,0Il NlDt0W
s'.aloa d u'raa' ..,H .ox,( n s,, ooo
Tshuautopco. III .766j &Js5dW
= ~. 1----i 49, ~, ~,
sc--el ----1 -.-e-e--se-s-
Tho kllo'nctre Ii eqttal tn flvO-olglltha ot
our mlic, and tho lengtl. OF tie roN.fs HUI
toned 1T tho tablc Is cQunl to J.iEI niles,
the average sUbsIdy Sl1, ,00 nern'}le, aggregat-
Ing something over S45, ,0o0, COO. Tlc subsidies
to tho National and ccnt1nt {saftroas!s"sc he.!o
isst,ctl By the companies. Six per cent OF
tho custons dues may be pala with Ccntlnt
mud por ce'it with Natlonal scrip. Thean-
Eual custotas revenue Of Aluxlco does not OK
cee. esell with the enormous tnrllf, 81, Co.,
900; nId only 10 pey eeHt Ut these revenues
Gun be nsett In yenr to pay tho subsidies Of
over So, ,000,0 900. Tl,e other subsidies aro to
DO paitl III money, but wl!ero tle Goycr1-
1ne,,t Is to act 1t Is not set forth.
All tho capital III tile rn1lroRds. ~ well rs
the material Imported for their construction,
opcrattoll, aud repair. nro exempted ffoln
taxation for ycars to come. In addition. tho
Afex'cal cnnErcss, beginning In 1871. nlati
continuing 10 tlatc, have granted concessions
TOR 500 .othar miles Of railroad, AMI s,,bst~
dies e1nal to 81, OK. 600 lInye been granted.
These have not yot takcn active lifc. Among
these dormant charters or grNtts II olae for u
railroad from the cnal.tlells Oh the Taltal
llIyer, hi Sonura, l0 0mfles to Fl Morr1to on tic
0u1f Of California. T)ifs road Is lntellted 10
furnish transportation to and frtia supposed
1nlnos rich with anthraclso coal, nlul, taken
with Nil immense mountain OF solid iron llcar
, 1881-06-24

.wAuBANstA Lodge, No. In. -. +. 4. A. NJ
fPEnlnr LuunHnltatftn this evening It MnsnnIQ
llnit. a Mnnfon:st;, ,IuliN q. IANkKit, ". ii.
EtI4H W. CH1Jt
, 1881-06-24

Ihke ci*nnt. 49,
Foot Of Madison ksrIet. ". Z. C1up'A Circus and
Menuuctle. Aftufuban mud ovouttH.
, 1881-06-24

WA9ttlNnlt,N CHAPTER. No. H. Il. 4. M.-spe-
G Eos,yMsatt''s thts nftcsn:,Nn Na.a exua'4n Vt
WISHING C0MIMnlohA cordially inytui. ~ Nrtter of
tho II. T. Cfth3. u. WHftiftY. Secretary.
, 1881-06-24
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, 1881-06-24

Ernnn Onrrn.Isnnsr.
Clark Bfreet orrnst. ncw canrt~}ionso. Engage.
ncnt of James U'Soffl- "a Cotobratod Case"
, 1881-06-24

ONE man has' been discovered who never
hoard Of Canklln9. liz wna happy min. Tho
suna ct hNtaRh felicity had boon raallxod BY him,
Thd Ptttshurg Telegraph tolls how It wuss :
Tho plttsburH delegation to TIM Nat,ona! Con-
ventlon Of tho intlcpnIl1enr 0r,or uf Good Trm~
piars rutArNutl from Eric laat evoulng. u0 the
train II STRAW vutu was takel OF. sile return ut
ex- ecnntar CnaklinK to thu United BiIltes Sptt~
te reauIt Ut tho vote wMs VI 10 defeat him and ID
10 rcEleot D9a lttdlt!iRat on tho IFan aasu hu
bud nevcr heard OF Gambling. Ito want9d tO
that be- had re4tened and .th0t. s4antod tn DO
eiGctpa nRNtn, II Mr.. Conkl linz wAttea 10 E1
@ ns Ths iof ~ aaf n 'sS t'Sony n
minority, -
Conklin9 talk Is tabaoea 10 tho Now York
csibsi Wou'1n't It create delightful sensation
for this lttsbuEa pcrsoa to not Into one Of thosa
exclusive Institutions snd AK T. 30 Instructed
, 1881-06-24

: II ia rcportsl that Sir JOPLIN Il, Nae.,ona.i.
IL to bo Futsod to a pecrago aud nude uoyerpns-
1enoral of CunpdA, tn plaoo OF Lord Lornp. II
10, II Will 10 the asst t!tae aChiet Executive has
hcen taken troru her own people,. Tho chanEe
tuMy provo IN important QUO ID the direction OF
contplctu autonomy, ~ m exchange sesnnrks:
"Aftsr this Canadians hay0 onca had uoy.
esnor- Opns.al Of shsis ewa thoy ulpy object Ia
EaElaud'a sondtu9 over Any marc Ut her ppil-
ttoians ur Aer lsoyal fa1utIy's poauoolona to ad-
mtatstes thelr affairs. Tlu!s ntxt stop may bu
to iusiit that they shall haye tho samo right to
choose ths,r Chief Magistrate that sAoy nosf
have u select the inetnbeIs Ut thsis Parliament.
, 1881-06-24

SAYS tho New York Trl1,i7,c: uulcss
thero II mlsstatcmcnt, Hartmann, ths NlhIltst,
"a upon tue poiat of paying IN hoFe In america
slalt. One thing ho will discover, should he
coue' that no really SUMO porsoH|'n tho United
8,ates but the leuat Hympathy With Nihi'isttu
works nT why's. 1n th!s .uattor thero u st1lR,l-
lar uuann,ity ct feeling hero, No Auut|uau
newspaper of tho slightest scspceiabllity, printed
elther In the Eugllsh or 0ora,ah langunpo. haa
pretended to rul,npal lts horror ut assassination.
We 10 not know whit Sls. Hartmann ii o1mlns
over fer but II II bs honor or glory or ,unteslal
ass!staucet he might Just ~ weil stay at homo,
lIo may shine hero In Justns echwah's hatr-
shop, but novaero also. Thera will be no pro.
eoss'ons, banquets, .snass. meetings to xroot thu
strangor. Wo ase w y people foLl Of llnnlxiuR,
but wo do not cure to have anything to do with
lous dealing Ia &lynRl.t@ia.- :.