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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26
Important.

Members of the Eclectic Club and
their friends contemplating attending
the Reception at Taylor Opera House,
on March LIST, should provide them
selves with Dancing Boots and Slip
pers. We have laid in a full stock of
new and elegant styles, in anticipa-
ton of a large demand for this enter
tainment, which we will sell low.
Call and look at them.
OWEN 81. LOCKE,
% North Greene ST.,
Above the City Hall
OYSTERS OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS
Shrewsbury, Blue Point,
Saddle Rock.
WINES, L1oUoRs, ALEs, IMPORTED
AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Pure and unauthorized. Most
popular brands.
GAME! GAME! GAME! GAME!
GAME!
Everything in season at the
WHITE HOUSE,
Tansyckeu d Street, Props,
No. 6 South Warren st.
27-5
Among the attractions at the Eclec-
tic Reception will be handsome and
unique programme of dances.
Mr.. JAMES B. CRIPPEN will furnish
clarences for the conveyance of guests
from their residences to the Eclectic
Reception on March 1st, for merely
nominal charge. Application may be
made to him at the Club House or al
his residence, No. LAT Pennington
avenue.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

Stop in and see JOHN FL. SAUNDET
SON, the grocer, at los South Green
ST., Washington Market.) He doe
live business on cash basis. It
a good place to buy. 42-tf.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Eclectic Club have issued in
vitations to a number of other clubs
to attend their fifth annual reception
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

"The most enjoyable dance enter
tainment ever given in Trenton" was
the press opinion of the last reception
of the Eclectic Club.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

For a GOOD HOT LUNCH EVERY DAY @
to the RESORT HOUSE, 121 Sout
Greene Street. 24-7
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

Among the attractions at the Eclec-
tic Reception will be handsome and
UNIQUE programme of dances
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

For FIRsT-CLAss LIQUORS of any kind
go to the RESORT HOUSE, 121 South
Greene Street. 24-7
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

FIFTH ANNUAL RECEPTION OF THE
ECLECTIC CLUB, at Taylor Opera House
Assembly Rooms, Tuesday evening,
March LIST.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

J. & A. Frey's Cigars are the bes
In Trenton. 1-tf
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26

No POstpOnement-Eleven Nations signify an
intention to be Represented.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-26
THE INTERNATIONAL SHOW.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, 2, %, 81.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-07-15

NOTHING shows more strongly tho
sentiment of the people in their at'acl.
mcnt, or as a stalwart would call it,
"loyalty' to our form of government, tb Al
the munifeent present Of the Chamber 1
Commerce of New York to Mrs Garfield.
The sum Of Two hundred and fifty thox-
sand dollars IS not til itself very
large sum % he donated by that greai
financial centre. bur it is the sentiment
causing the donation which is worthy Of
note 1t hayiag been ascertained, that
should Nr. Garfield die, he would leave
his falaily in s4xaiteacd circumstances. !.
and il being the9ghs sLst this fact was
preyipg upon his nlsnd aRd to that eS-
M losaeu,as. si,0 ehasa1e@ Of his reeove-
s. i WAS 1t ass@c determined by the
.sh.,.,,,., of Com : to remove this cause OF
anxiety. restore the tranquility Of mind
Of the fathcr and husband and thus con
tribatc to the restoration Of the health Of I
the President of the Republic Much /
of sentimental admiration for tie deye- I
ted wife. who bore herself so hero;eally /
aad loie 'Qlly when all others were de-
Ercsso3 2v, 1,~l'iring, doubtless stimu-
! ted thv ,lo.s.. but its real found
sfion was ii gr~,t d,s:ro to do all that
Ms pos. Il ave - lie Vi the Pres
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-07-15
SCHOOL NO ICE.

TIME annual examination Of Teachers and
l ofPelsons making application for Teach
ef's certificates Will bc held III the office Of the
School Commissioners, commencing on
Wednesday, August 18th,
and continuing TWO days for Teachers Of
White >uh1os.
Examination Of Teachers and applicants for
Colorcd Schools will 5e held on
Friday, August 18th,
In case OF rain the examinations win be heid
the next fair day Teachers holding eeftln-
Gates Of the first Glass NH haNe the stAe re-
neveI. ~ order vi tle Board,
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CLOTHING.

Before pure iasing it will
be to your interest to Ex-
anime orr Stock which is as
well assorted now as 1T any
time during the season,
while the prices are much
lower. Our system, One
Price to all, Goods cheer
fully Exchanged or None y
Returned, if not suited, must
assure You fair dealing and
merit your confidence and
patronage.
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Independent.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FuE COMPTROLLER
Thomas y. Heating.
81 QrftS Aase.
TIM ERA or ap&cg.ATI0S.

% QtEtN A"fE.
rHE ETA or sr@cg"ATi0S.
We hardly ever pick up Paper hat
what We are amazed ut Tie number AMI
magnitude If new cuterprizes bling ai-
Aertaken or csriel on everywhere. ~
All hands We arc startled by lbi wond r.
full evidence If Tie apparent prosperity
Of the country But sometimes in t'te
most fayoring brctzes Gle mariaer VII
detect evidences of the aJpoacaluz
storm. aud de - underlined s,al &C.,
experienced an,ou0 ns know that when
she tide has reached is greatest food. =
will surely DO followed b. the ebb.
Everywhere the country seems to be
on the flood tide Of prosperity. In the
business centres capital and money have
accumulated in such large amounts that
Interest i at an unprecedented low rate,
aud naturally capitalists seek invest
ments where the profits promised are
larger than two Or three percent all
that can be obtained from Legitimate ana
first class investments, Ike govern nent
bonds.
The agricultural and other products
Of our vast country are simply enormous,
and therefore the means Of living are to
be had at very moderate prices. Thus
the spirit Of speculation is stimulated aud
kent alive, 80 that enterprises Of qnes-
tionable character and doubtful results
arc multiplying all over the land.
Among the many doubtful undertake
angs, which arc purely speculative, ar
numerous railroads, which are being
built from everywhere to nowhere and
which will not oply sink the capital con.
'rea's edit y H., ~ ~ SSa5T :
vhfs m The two railroads being bull
through this and St. Mays county i
the present time.
No sane man can for moment sup
pose that there is the slightest need 70
two roads, or that under the most favor
inc circumstances there en- he husa.es
TO sustain them Yet day By day the
are beng built, and cash is being pai
Tor the labor on them Somebody
money is being spent that is certain al
it is equally certain that much if not a
of it will ultimately he lost VIVA
causes this but a wild spirit Of speeula
sion?
Under the most favorable circum
stances one road, economically and care
fully conducted, from Brauiywine down
might in a short while become a payu
investment But we fear it would 1
sometime before even that desired poiu
would be reached The T. & p r. Il
has been running through the centre 6
this county for ten years. p2at!.-apd -
,of its ownership BY the great Pcnnsyl
vana Central its careful management
and connection "lta tle Two c'''e9
Washington and Baltimore it has ueye
vet paid running expenses from Bow
down. That il will do 80 in The YER
no.r f,trr. we b,va. ma donlt b.e,ns
.o.,lomonts oro Lo;ng ou3. innray.
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IN. !, .,,a,,,, ~, ,;noof tbo r,.l
NJ ~ ~ - ,:g;.,.r,;'7. ~, .,.l ~. i.
aaataal ana;nst vim i. .nn,o,,,cr.
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Festival and Concert.
4 Grand Festival and Concert will be
= held at ChicAamuxen Methdist
Church on
7,yx1zzssD.f1-, .yuSV 27th.. 1851
in the afternoon, for the benefit of the
Union Sunday Sehsel. !. I ! tii;iis ,' IL Ige-
f fs,s viii DC in abundance.
Concert will open at o'clock. Sing
ers will be from Washington.
\ pleasant time is promised. All
are invited to be present.
July 15-2t 81,
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landed ia liNana II 4a.'a oElsf, WV + ~
future ~ attempt WI = Hi''4e + sup ''s'n
-
TIE proposition q iHe itt-2aflels y. y a M
ply % Dean Stanley Wr the rg ,.i Y ~ W.
smoky guy Of the fensihs 9i = i'',a ~. w
1.s directed atisaiioh y t1e iaet wa, ~ p3'f
faIt te.Nrsl '.iae lhe esea' h lin.
Statesman. tIlai Naa t5ise9 l'o'H
't Is. >eH at. ~ i.s h+o Nheh W.
o.HHsn urs..e oHt % #'tl q @ .eatt. iat
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DEMOCRATIC
Conservative Primary Meet
lngS.

IN ac.or.Iguce Win tbe commentator
| a H. Sine Central ttorln,;tfae j !
o.at;na I'M II b.Iti,aoro 81 .lbnr~,I,y
.ba 95tb r INV lsSl tbo pen,aer,iir
l'oa[,.ryatiye voters IF Charles rountv
me- requested q assemble 81 Primary
Neatings u t6e ns93I nl,res If bal,I;a : :.
the elections - H., s.y.raj Igect;.fl
Districts
on Saturday, July 3oth,
at o'clock =. M.
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Remember that the subscription
for the Maryland Independent ;, i
alley 3I.oo a Yoar. in Advance.
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tAeieaSe ~ Net surplus 8,524.30
BUSINESS FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS.
YEAR. PREMIUMS. LOSSES sSst.,e
iisslly 1851 50 2759i0g3 90. as d
- y o3''s59 u 3l2.5l y Ie30i ~
losses PAtD, since organization 81 sG7. 9s0. "a
his company insures houses, stock ana
catle against loss by fire Or By lightning is
cheap a. can be safely done By any reputable
company.
r. II. MITCHELL,
II German ST., Baltimore.
-, Agent for Charles County.
me Editor Of this paper will furnish blank (
applications to all such as may desire 10 in
sure N the abfve company aud forward the
ne same, whea filled up % NJ. Mitchell.
, 1881-11-19
Rather Sensible.

LoSpoN, Noy. 40 Learv, member
OF the Fenian tr:uvirate, has written let
ter from Paris declaring that while he
maintains his PRINCIPLES an is resolved to
combat England he deprecatcs the malign-
ine Of Englishmcn. Gladstone, hesays, has
given ireland q lane act such rs nobody
4 few years ago. could have hoped for,
and Forster is very much better than most
of the Irish secretaries.
, 1881-11-19

The Lyn'ohbny TayiRian describes an in
genious trap devised by Virginia f1rmer to
capture sheep stealing dogs. Having suf-
fertd severely from the depreciation of dogs
upon his shecp-fold, he built around mum
Der of sheep that dogs had killed an inclo-
SURE Of rails twelve feet high AMI ten feet
square at the ground. the sides OF the trap
sloping inward until an opening was left
about fve feet square. Any dog oould easily
climb such slspiug fence and eater the pen.
but not even greyhound could jump ont eli
1t. In three nights the farmer captured
forty SIX dogs, including fifteen or twenty
that had lever been seen before in that
neighborhood. This after there hal been
public slaughter OF al dogs susl lec.ed Of
sl-ep-ki!llng. sare oae, whose master could
not be convinced Of his guilt The trap was
butt for his especial benefit, and II caught
HIM the first night
, 1881-11-19
No Punishment.

The least captious person cannot repress
a feeling of astonishment at the turn which
the star route prosecution mas taken
Four or five months ago, the country was
given to understand, by mass of incon-
trovertible evidence, that the most gigan,
tie frauds had been perpetrated in this DE-
partment At the same time it was gen.
orally admitted that the thieves had work
ed so skilfuliy, and been so far abetted by
the criminal looseness of the laws, that
their conviction in court of law could OH
ly be brought about by cordial and earn
est cooperation of all the authorities Of
the government, especially the three most
intimately concerned; the president, the
postmaster general, and the attorney gen.
eral. At the present standing, the two
last-mentioned officials are apparently be-
ing forced into the position of culprits.
They are accused by the star-routers and
10y the president at the same time of un-
necessary delay 1t would be amusing,
were it not so provocative If Indignation,
TO consider that Mr.. James and Mr.. Mac
Neagh are this week on trial upon the
charge of slandering those pure-souled
patriots, Dorsey, Brady, and their con-
federates. The president will net allow
them to leave the cabinet until they have
indicated themselves in open court
The people know just how this whole
matter stands Since last March tho re-
ductiOns in star route expenditures a
mount to about 81 100000. The various
items Of this mammoth steal, the routes
on which it occurred, the names Of con-
tractors, and Of those who authorized the
fraudulent expediting, are all before the
public. They know better then any jury
can tall them where the guilt lies At
the same time there Is probably not one
will-informed person who confidently an
ticipates the conviction of the rascals.
The two cabinet officers are met, on the
one hand, by the best talent that stolen
money can hire, by hostile attorney, by
the sentiment of society saturated with
corrupt ideas; and on the other BY pres
ident who says coldly go ahead and do
your worst, but expect no sympathy, and
look out for yourselves If you fail. 1t is
next to impossible for open justice to over
come even the dead weight Of presiden-
tial indifference, and the suspicion of his
covert hostility is fatal. II these prose-
cutiuns fail, as now seems probable, all
the insinuations of all the organs cannot
prevail on any sane man who has read the
newspapers, to. place the real blame any
where else than precisely were it will be-
i.pH
, 1881-11-19

The Seattle ChroH;ctc says. The Oregon
iaR speaking of the loading of the ship Da-
kota with grain iron up the Columbia a,
Iaeoms, and the banGurt -end,-rcd her cal,-
tam, sneeringly says tha, in four or five
years another vessel may load at Tacoma.
and that the people nily celebrate the event
by clam bake. The 0r-ycaian LAYS claim to
beng the great paper, present and to come,
OF the northwest coast Bat the OT,eao6qR.
nniike great paper. rarely loses an oppor-
tao.sy to misrepres-n: and belittle the ad-
vantAees of Puge! Sound. Rsreiy indeed
IL the Oresonion touui treating the CONNER
cial interests Of Western Washington with
respectful consideration. Its sllusion to the
gram shipments OF Puget Sound is no ex-
e-pt'on- But there Is no denying the IA It
BY the Orr9oHiaa ror any other well informed
paper that the loading Of the Dakota is a
most significant and important event. 1t is
. p'scticl illustrstion Of Mr.. Vllardis
statement In Portland that the difference In
favor Of Puget Sound - against the Coluu
b. river Is 80 nPoa every ton shipped.
The or-9aa;dn uAy sUeer, but facts are not
Affected thereby. 1t ooly discovers how
narrow -ssindedn~ss and sectioaal jealousy
dwarts its visio a. aud in % tar suhyerts its
ussfulneoL
, 1881-11-19
Something Wrong.

1t viii naturally be asked how it was
possible for so enormous a robbery as that
which crushed the Mechanics National
Bank at Newark, and which appears t"
extended over several years, ,ould have
been successfully perpetrsted, with even
ordinary examination by the proper Off
GERS of the Treasury and of the state
The Comptroller of the Currency at
Washington is specially charged with the
duty of investigating the condition of the
national banks The official reports OF
his examiners are the basis OF credit for
these institutions Experience has de,
menstrated practically that this work i,
often done in a WAY to provoke harsh CEN.
men,, aud to Justify the withdrawal Of
public confidence
The country will not SOON forget the
Costly experience of 1873, when JAY
COOKIES First National Bank at Washing.
ton exploded after having received a full
certificate of character few months pre-
viously from the Comptroller Of the Cur.
reney, whose office lay right across the
street, and Who had every opportunity to
be correctly infou'ed of the actual state Of
that concern. So also the Freedman,
Bank WAS certified to an equally respoas.
ible manner, almost on the eve at the col.
Lapse of that depository of the savings Of
seventy thousand eolored men. women,
and children
There must be something wrong in the
system, OF in the management of it, BY
which these recurring bank exp,usioos can
occur. And the facts almost justify The
be.iefthst in some eases eollusion between
examiners and the tAnks has been psae-
tised
, 1881-11-19
arITEAU s SPEECH.

In the speoch which Guiteau had pre-
pared for delivery in court to- day, he says
he is charged with numbering one James
A. Garfield. Nothing can be more absurd,
because General Garfield died Of malprac-
tice. Gen. Garfield was a good man bu,
weak politician. Being president, he
position to do vast harm 10 therepub-
lie, and he was doing 1t by HnWise use Of
Patronage, and the Lord and hims Ii took
the responsibility of removing him His
duty TO the Lord and to the American
people overcame his personal feeling to-
wards Gen. Garfield. He sought TO re-
move him and not being a marksman ten.
Garfield WAS not fatally shot, but incompe-
tent phyicians finished the work. and they.
not himself, are responsible for his death.
He then speaks of the breach in the re.
publican party and his resolve 10 remove
The president, and claiues tha' the deity
ordered him to fire the shot. lie refers
to his work and his life in PRISON, and ap-
peals to thuse whom he saws hr mas put in
position, and to the general public. to
send him money for his defense.
, 1881-11-19
THrrFis hnf one SIGN hetween

THEEEis but one step between a mort
gage auda sheriff execution: ?. b. J"hn.
son of the Union has the former: but be
asserts an uamitigai,d i;e when he stat. 5
that sherifl's execution has ev been is
sued or the STATESMAN Office After try
ing in vain for years to injure the reruta
ton of the STtTE>usN, he is now endeav-
orlng to iajure It's credit. IL is oae con
ISOLATION 70 the public that the scrub is one
nf those notorious lars who c1nnut nc he
htved even ahen he sp AXIS he truth.
, 1881-11-19

The sunlight Of Heaven falls not spoa &
sion Of al the eleoents Of property, hap
pineas and greatness.
Plain, mountain, forest and - show f0rth
the handiwork Of the Almighty Power. asa
give TO us habitations, food, fuel and tssas.
ures. The SEASONS Of seed time snd hafvese
are Heightened a hundred.foh Ssyoad H.
usually allotted span or barns and strs.
houses arc filled WITH plenty, and ve ssad d
our superabundance 70 The near md distant
nations Of the earth. Lightning and teaapeas
drought and food. famine and peshlsnoe, de-
vastating fires and forces never af{lict ua A
genial climate and the incoming and ont
going salt tides Of the - give to Nc physical
vigor and bealthfulnea.
Self-goyesnment equality .hefore the lav,
the unrestricted possession and enioynent d
these prerogatives Of American citizenship
conspire 70 make rs free, independent and
happy people. :,
The Christian and Israelites, Pagan and
Indian here bend The knee only to the God
Of their convictions, Ill ovesshadossd, up
held and elevated by Christian civilization,
Christian charity and Christian liberty.
Let US not vaunt Our1elScs over others,
but give thanks TO the Giyer Of al Good IN
that He hath vou,hsafed 10 US these unspeak.
able blessings.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES has proclaimed that
thursday. the 18th Day Of November. ISL
BE observed az Q day OF THANkSGlN WING
AND PRAISE Conforming thereto, ],
WuLlAM l. AKWnL
GOVERNOR or WASHINGTON, do ID.
rise the people thst on that day. forsaking
their usual avocations, they assemble in their
places cf pablic worship. and after the man.
ner of their religious faith, give Thanks and
Praises 10 the Father of Mcrcies tor s. he
bath not dealt so with any people.
-. Given at the Executive Depart
ment of Washington, on the
SEAL 10Th day of Nov, mber, 1851.
- Attest the Great Seal.
WILLIAM A. NEWELL,
GOrtThor.
By the Governor.
\. VI. eWINGS,
Secretary o. tte 7'aritO'y.
, 1881-11-19
QUARANTINE PROCLAMATION.

The o. Il. IN Go. having topped ,om'
munication between this point and Dayton
during the rage Of smallpox, and IT having
been brought to my notice that parties are
coming from Dayton by other conveyance,
| hereby quarantine the city against all par
ties coming from Day ton AMI that the City
Marshal he authorized to hire a mounted
police for the purpose OF carrying the sane
INTO execution. JAS. McAULIFF,
Mayor Walla Walla City.
VILLA Walla. Nov Is, lSSl
, 1881-11-19
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FlFURtS

In offer goods at
unknown this country Buying and M
enables sell goods low any house
theory this: 1t does much actual beneh'
buy cheap because CONSIDER that I'LL
ment potent any language
Ladies Heavy Merno oUnder Shirts 30 cents each
Ladies Heavy Hosiery Finished Seams % pair
A VastAs of Ladies' and Chidrens Wool Hosiery
and listers San Francisco
, 1881-11-19
Astronomical Predictions and Phe-
nomenA.


The great astronomical events of 1881
have all gone by without any OF those
direful calamities which some false proph-
cts predicted Although the year is not
yet out, Mother Shipton's prophecy,
! This world to an end shall come
| In the year eighteen hundred and eighty-oI,e,
Promises 10 go by the board with the
rest. Professor PiaZzi Smyth, astrono-
m4r royal for Scotland, and DIR. Weiss, of
New York, have both published volumes
in relation TO the Great Pyramid as an
astronomical observatory and prophetic
monument, the elimination of all Of
which was to happen this year, Bnt N"
sign has come from the land Of Egypt to
show that the great astronomical cyclone
outlined by Great Pyramidists has been
completed, or that anything particular
has happened the universe through the
arrival of the star Draconis in line
with the Great Gallery of the Great
Pyramid. Perhaps that great astronomi-
cal event has not yet occurred Possibly
the computations of all Great Pyramid
lists, in this respect are erroneous. The
only event OF interest which has occurrsd
in Egypt during the year has been the
discovery Of the tomb Of the Pharaohs,
who lived and reignei during the time Of
Joseph and Moses, and OF the mummy "f
that daughter of fhnraoh who discovered
Moses among the reeds on the banks Of
the Nile.
The year has What sonie astronomers
have been pleased to call two planetary
crises. Dne occurred during the taonth
of June. At that time rhe majority Of
the planets in the solar system swung III
line On their "r5it on one side Of the sun,
with the earth and its satellite. alone oa
the other. The other c'.sis occurred OH
the 18th OF the cmrrnt nonth, when
another planetary conjunction happened,
IN which the earth yls situated in the
middle of = line e ,lanats On that day
Ner,,r,. ,.rossaJ ,be solar d.s, But the
,r,,s,t of tho nr,oct nro7pc.d no un-
usuaI tcrre,ti,} or solar phenomenon.
Now that the solar system has passed
through these planetary crises without
h,..aI.;,, uu II viii rcrhars be hep
mitted to pu,sus IT'S d,s.iny IN peace.
The mist. interesting astronomical rhe-
nomema + the year l., besn the appear
ancc oi comets. Two sr at comets IN
close p,uyimiry rs 10 time, have appeared
III ths Lof.H,m heavens. Nj '"r many
years haEe thrir cinii III 'Fiii "Hey i'i"-
minated tie celestial arc >-li' tiier
disapPear@lce, ".ilcI c"a'c;s' 'i'i'ie "niy
IN the tel scope nave 'etn 'ep"f ed y
group oi elev comets supposed 10 be
the fragments "i - thirty o"F VISITOR Is
, 1881-11-19

Newark cashier: Il AIN guilty, and will
in t, 60 the pcniteLtiary. The depositors
can GO to the poor house"
, 1881-11-19
Death Of Mrs. Edwin Eooih.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. l2-Santa Fe
trains were delayed by snow storm for
nearly thirty-six hours. Ii has been
showing hard in Western Kansas, Color
ado and New Mexicn. From Lakin west
to Pueblo there is from six to eight inches
Of snow while from La Junia west there
are from eighteen tn twenty inches
Cuts are full and strong wind is drifting
it badly. This is the heaviest snowstorm
in New Mexico AID Colorado that the
Santa Fe road ever encountered