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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Happy Hooton.

Our friend Robert Hooton is now
on the broad road to happiness. The
cards are out for the marriage OF
Robert B. Hooton and Miss Ella
Baskin on Wednesday evening, Feb.
8. Miss Baskin is one of Audrain's
most aecomplished-in every sense
of the word-ladies, and Bob is one
of Mexico's most popular and clever
Young men. The LEDGER says amen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Interesting Meeting.

Rev. T. j. Wheat is now conducts
ing. at the Liberty Street NJ. E.
Church, one Of the most interesting
meetings ever held in Mexico. There
have been thirty or forty additions to
the church, and the interest seems to
be on the increase. The prospect is
that nearly one hundred will be united
to the church before the meetings are
closed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Governors Reception.

Governor Crlttenden gave his for
NAL reception at the manson at JEFF
erson City last night. 1t was quite a
fashionable affair. A large number OF
political and society people from all
parts of the State we're present. The
Governor has our thanks for an invi-
itation. Except for an unseen press
of business, We shoEld most assurediV
have done ourself the honor to have
been present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

Vegetable Ivory Buttons, all colors.
Silk Dress Buttons, all colors.
Fancy Cloak Buttons.
| Crochet Buttons.
Silk Handkerchief.
Ruching-l0 to Use. per yard.
Germantown Yarn.
Zephyr-in all colors and shades.
Silk Fringes.
Barege Yelling.
Grenadine Yelling.
Dotted Net Yelling.
Ladies' Linen Collars, plain.
Ladies' Linen Collars, embroidered.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs, plain.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs. embroidered.
White Lace Ties.
Ladies' Silk Ties, &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Dress Goods and Trimmings.

Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Cloaks and Dolmans.
Shawls-Ladies', Misses and Chill.
dren's.
Balmoral Skirts in endless variety.
White Goods for Children's wear.
Flannels-Plain, Twill, Striped and
Plaid.
Cloaking Cloth and Children's Sui,
Goods.
Hosiery-Ladies', Misses and Chill.
dren's.
Ladies' Kids-In Black and Colored,
in 2, 4 and 6-button.
Underwear - Ladies', Misses and
Children's.
Gents Underwear.
Pearl Dress Buttons.
Fancy Dress Buttons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Sherif'S Sale.

by virtue and authority OF a spec
- ial execution issued from the Of
flee of the clerk of the circuit cour
of Audrain county, Missouri, re
turnable at the January term, 1871
of said court. and to me directed, u
favor of the State of Missouri, at th
relation, and to the use of b. I
Dobyns, collector of the revenue o
Audrain county. in the State of Nib
souri,, and against Thomas Bradley
Laura Brinker and II. Brinker..
have levied upon. and seized all fh
right. title, interest and claim oil ta
said Thomas Bradley, Laura Brinf
err and III. Brinker of, in and to ts
following described real estate, TO
Wit: Lo $ l6 and II, block 3, Lado
addition to the city of Mexico ~
lying and being in the said county O
Audrain anG State of Missouri. sna
] will, on
Friday, February 4, 1881,
between the hours of nine o'eloel
in the forenoon and five O'Clock u
the afternoon of that dav, at the cay
front door of the court house. IN tns
city of Mexico, county of Audrss
sell the same, or so much Thereon, .
may be requircq at public vendue, y
the highest bidder, TOR cash in manu-
to satisfy said execution and costs.
ID. ID. WOODWARD,
ids SheriffofA udrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
The comparative population of our
eight largest states is as follows:

From which it appears they have
not gained in the same ratio as some
of the far Western States, for in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
SheFAf'S Sale.

by virtue and authority of q spec
- ial execution issued from the ef
flee of the clerk of the circuit cour
of Audrain county, Missouri, re
turnable at the January term, 1851
of said court. aud to me directed, il
favor of the State of Missouri at The
relation, and TO the use of B. +
Dobyns, collector of revenue of An
drain county, in the State of Mis-
souri,. and against William james,
have levied upon. and seized all th
right, title, interest and claim of thl
said William James of, in. and /,
the following described real estate
to-wit: East half of the northwet
of the southwest section 26, town
ship 81, range 10. All lying and be
ing i'll the said county of Audrair
and State of Missouri. and | will
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Friday, February 4. 1881,

between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the east
front door OF the court house, in The
city Of Mexico, county of Audrain,
sell the same, or so much thereof, q
nay be required at public vendue to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
to satisfy said execution and costs.
n. d. WOODWARD,
ids Sheriff of Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

Our Assessment.
County Assessor Beatty has just
completed the assessment, which is as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Wooden Wedding.

Total vain person1 property
Total valuation of all..-....
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

I'VE know nothing about the pris-
oner, only that he was sent from
Bowling Green to this city for cafe
keeping. He asked us to give the
above a place in Jul columns, and We
do so, not endorsing anything con-
tanned therein. Sheriff Woodward
says johnson has behaved very we'll
since he has been boarding with him.
LEDGER
, 1881-05-30

Spttfdf Dttpatth 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
DAvENronr, May D.-Tha Rock Island
Wator-Worhs haze for the Inst funr yuars
bea,l oil elephant OIL tic city. During tho
winter months the wrser which Is takc,
from bulow tile city, anti III supposed to be
Infected with tho sewnge OF Moline. Rock
Island, AMI Davenport, causes general sick
ness. Tic city lbs wanted to reInova tho
works half Il iutla up tho river, but las not
been abu to supply tho meang. Inst even-
Ing tho lion. i. l.. Cnl''e, wealthy citizen,
nude ths City Council tic lnunftcent gitt Of
$oo5, 600, conditioned only that tho Water
Works bo removed during the year.
10 tht lEtstsrn Assoelatfd P7<fs.
RocK 1sI.&SD, H., Afay 28.-Somethin9
like sensation WIS crentWl to-lay By tho
tcllt!er Ut sa5 900 IN FREQ glft u tile city for
the PURPOSE ut rell,uvln: tue water.wDrks, by
Il. l.. Cnbte, President ut the li0ak Island tS
Pooria Railway, Ills sole condition was tllat
the removal should bo ,nntte this seasol',
Muyor Carae called Il SYcc!al meeting Of tho
Council this 0yoIllng, WHEN tic offer
was unanimously accepted, and the
Council pledgcti Itself to do tho
work. Tha works arc below tho c!ly, and
the winter supply Is more or less co!talnt-
,,atetl By thu sewerage OF 1l0ck. 1sanll, M0-
lfne, MIL davenport, particularly III winter
tlH e,t ,nin1y e'ssa Ut winter cholera "ero
Tie proposition has been agltatel for
months Tor removing tho wDrks to a .po!nt
Whore, Wholesome water wunll BY obtain.
nbie, but the trnnhlo WIS to proshlo ways
tie constitutional tilnil. Esttsnatcs Ut tDi,,-
rctcnt engineers allow that the ren.oya! a,1d
b. ll,atlo for Sa5, ,00o, a.ll Alr. Cablus, ganer-
will In enrry mt this tnuEtl.ltHatl0l UIlblIG
, 1881-05-30
OTHER LAKE PORTS,
Special IJispaieh TO Tha Chttaeo Tribune

DETROIT, bich., hny 9.-Passoal down-Pro-
pel!ors Potonlae and schooncrs Sawyer and
and 8wallow. Southwest, Wavorly, Annie
Young; stcam-bargcs IIIrkboad and bargcs,
SwMin and conaort Rnd schooner Wabash, la
vuna' and schooner Genoa. +. ChamborIlu and
bar8cs, Superior and barHes and sohooner y. j.
Tjlden, Kelly ailL eunsort and echooncrs Hutch-
inson and Wesley. Il. ". Jonness and bnrecs
Nnhant, lIentun and bargea. Oakland and barges;
schooncrs bismarck, DIR sor. j. @. Harrison, X
u. Hayes, s. II. Fostur, 4. u. Norris, ahRndon,
tIraco Amciia,
Pissed up-rropoltcrs Dean ntch,nond, Le-
high, Prussia. Wissahickols. New York; dtoala-
barKes Mary Mills aud burgess, Anup Smith aud
gohoonera noubcn uo1lt and Columbian, liuteixh
at,d consort. 4. u. Turner and barxes. sparta
md consort, =. Chamberlain aud Guhuon0rs John
Martin, Esoa nnba, aud Il. II. kllnbalt, II. d.
Tnttle and uonsort, Oswegntchio and bargcs
Smith Moore, burlington, Henry Howard md.
bnrpses; achoo nGFs Schuylktll, 1T. A11r1Wg Lar
barlan.
Arrived up-Yacht Countcss Of puGes,n.
Arrlyou-Pr0pclter WtilsloW: echoonors viii.
ialn IIor nc, IL. i. IsatlwIu, Huron. and Metrop-
Wind south, three miles.
polr IluRON.
roaT HTTos M,on ray it'.noIn pa''Ga sp7pro-
Prussja. Nov inrk, sin!th Moore, Worse'nRion.
s't! *shoonsrs noae ,,s EseeS ,. nra Il tSFs;
bssss b's5ss spsrs sSsa*s and ss!xs s.e|ss Co.,
Alma s.nith With schooners Il. D. loud and
Columbian. t9swoRatrh! aud har4eai schmncts
Qasin!ta' AllsKhsny lypo H oSSoy Se; sohHy!. ',
'a's AsstscI-soho,i1or St sol iiay Slate.
DID, %tses sss ,sry &s Sas sa ba;ss
Frod Kelly with fctooner Joht, wvslvy, v =.
SRd eSasoft 1n!s!opc I.S ana .n,,.,, bnrxss' h +
barxcs, taik kaai I and tsrsos. 0ie.a aud Sarxss,
Camt,rtt. rhsrics cn.wtosa. lllax!ae alar, Hiot..
dces ss' FIcsi; ai ssss,'lsrs ] foari I'D fosa. ' ~
Wind soull, li96t, Weashar fine.
EsoASAHA.
sssta! n,pash t. e. cstsaee sa. 5stSan. ,o,,o..
;:'G; IT,, a.s.s ;s''s..s :ndssSit' E
bsipaassed- -sehooSs!s !. GhaaGler. 4, Cobb.
i5cl!a Mitchell. I'd Kelly, l.. Hanna, and Morn
8peeta& DtspaseA % Jns Catoaop Tribune.
El1g, ill.,. Mny:p.-EntesoslI1pr I1propeltor uortioa
Campbell, mershandlse; schoonens Senator.
Sgssa :eassa'st s1s' ;ssa: ;;s:
c!En0YuAN.
Spe<t4 pt.pateh to Tat Cateaeo 1tto4sn4.
polior Sault Sic. iiare.
Gcafel-Prupoller Champ!aln.
WesthsF, worry tossy' Win raid and brisk
'''''A '''''' ronr nAL,,ous1x.
sptetas Dtsaatea to ny cAsease tribune.
Pour uALM0l'sIK, Out, May 2P.-Fasscd up
eISt Ps.sosi aosn-lsopeiIsr Ocean. chiossa ia q
a'a'se.' ~ne"'' c1xvz1Asib.
Sp4efa{ p1snatsk to IN CAteAee 3ftAuhA
, 1881-05-30

or 60 there hns bcau b,it little shipping done,
nuh tho cutters have been given hit little cbhn9G
to ply their trnhe but II Ia clA!tned that should
wo,ltd tnrse rairs tIt,rn much iawer than IL
crnH. No meeting Will lso held this week. NJ
there seGms to be Rnothor Kick nbott the Rp-
portlnnmcnt. 1t Was stated To the StnttMt! r.
pSftsr .nt Sq 1a @
n cen.ent to s'yo np ono shafc' ~PIci his company
THE TABLES TURNED.
Thn milwaukee, HeTltrel Of tho nth intt. con-
tn!na tho fuIowlnR hhetf the prhpe!era NyHck
and Iloston: Last rear the propeller Hyack ran
tho s Clair itlver. and the otllcora of Tho Nyaek
RrnAt ait, about 1t. The t,nrlnan OF tho i3ostnn
Undermined t0 ufe tho frst opportunity to stop
tha GROWING, and this no ulti most 9llGciitnily
two propcilcrs IeEt lBu1ato, the Nyack having
eight miles tho athrt, The 1fnAt0n Bet nut 10
nvnEtaka tho Nyaok, nni when Eric was reached
tho Nynck was nnly hnts a mtec Ahead. Tie ls0a.
~, wiaiicd tn continue tee raco, M bat tno Nyack
ftlMH to respond 10 tho thnnfinx GhhiItnx" sent
furtt by the IBnat0ns whihtlu. The officers 1f
tho NyAuk said they went !hto Erie - cfnl tip.
hut tho Ufhcers Of tho Doatnn think IL strange
hRlf hn!,r~ nnd thor say they nro ready to rnce
engineer 0f tho Nyack ekatcd from d>ttnur 10
hHrnta last winter in slx huilrh, and that az tho
way hs was pursued by wolycs. ttc mhdo ntl
space OF clear watcr sov1ntY -hvv mi1gs wide.
Nothing tRuntcsl he jumped. md owing TO tho
rreat momentum. landed safely on the Ice on
tho other s!do Of tho wnter. while hfa purAuerA
GluI.scH into tho water and wcro drnenod.
Yaneer prol,ntiy f0t,nh the 1luAton to Uc II wolf
from which hu could not cscapu"
, 1881-05-30
PROHIBITION.

Bpeetat Dtspasth to The Chicago Tribune.
la SA1.LE, May ga practical a1d orig
ina1 step In temperance reform from mn ar-
expected source was promulgated IN Perm
yesterday by the organization OF n Liquor
Dea!ers' Union. x circular has been Issued
requesting that all persons objecting to the
sale of Intoxicating drinks to relatives will
lolity the Secretary In writing OF their OBJ
iections, and the su11le will receive due con.
sitieratini,. 1t puts power iii tho lands Ut II
wife who Is suffering from u dssilate, lus-
hand Or the mother frtn dtssspatcd sull.
'IlllA move lA NartatY nllulNIIcd.
, 1881-05-30
H1.OUstINNTON AtfTItUI)tsTH.

1b the Editor OF The EHttrad jf1hNhf.
l}rooM1SaroN, ILL.,, May a7.-1'hc cclebra-
tlon of the Iifty-sfxlh anniversary Of the Ut
gaiizati0n Of tic II. 4. Church Of Blooming
ton Is in progress here, tile exercises amt
gatherings being tlcld Mt tile First Church.
The reception MIS- held last evening, MIL
was MI occasion 0f the deepest Interest,"
Fully fifty venerable, bowed, and grny-liaircu
veterans lit the Gospel service wcre pTcscnt
from NIL parts Of Illinois, and several from
atttaccnt States, representing tic history of
tho Church from its Infancy until to-day,
covering the space Ut time that illus elapsed
sfnce the spot wl,erc Bloomington now
stands city Of 5000 inhabitants was piece
Of Idle prairie. Tho n,ost venerable of them
nil perhaps, nnd the centre Of attraction. wlS
tho 1scv. Stephen II. Dcggs, OF pntulleltl,
VIII County, 80 years old, tail, erect, With
patrinrclla1. flowing wlite hair a,ld br,rd, not
looking day over u. who was transferred
in 1S25 from tho Missouri circuit to illinois,
and In 1890 came upon tic Tazeweil County
circuit, which then included tho little settle
lnent Of blooming Grove, located .close to
tho spot OH wlllcl! tho next year Janles A1lfn
was to 10y. ont tile Village Of Bloomington.
lle related llaylnE prgac!ltt Mt james Alilil's
store, tho location Ut which waa III Tic sa!no
block WitereO1l now atAlls tile homo Of tllt
late Gen. Gridluv. III 1881 be was sent tt1
Chicago md orgnntxcl the first church OF
any kind there III 1851. In tho Dlack lluwlt
war the next year l,e, with the Inhabitants Ut
compelled TO tlee to tho fort for safety, where
they staid until Gen. Scott's troops Released
them, and scared them with Il cnsc or two Of
As!attc cholera.
1884 and built the first house OF Worship.
wliici, is still standing. 1t was built iii 1Sl5
ntld 1S30, was II by ~, II feet ceiling, mud cost
, 1881-05-30

FARTxsT TINE ON RECORD.
Cleveland Iftru'd: Thu propeller Michigan and
Gonsorts nlale tho fastest tlmo on RECORD be-
twcen this point aud Cleveland. Tho trip was
n.aio and four vessels unuadcd, and thoy re-
turned to East Havnuw III syo days and ten
hours iroIn tho date Of leaving.
NEW rtopALLxTt.
Cleveland Herald, MAy Is: Tho now propeller
Saginaw Valluy. which 10 to run botwoen C!ova-
land and Haginnw, will bg entirely ta,mp!etpd
4nd ready for bur hrat trip QUO week from to-
s.anA1s Ar THE L1AEKtLss,
Buffalo fGar4tr, bfay ~. 1lv following arc
the klgl,als ior osusstag at ths ttHekilaa, and
WI. be ans'wn lrum. @ y poly plaatetl s'n tae bunk
abo,S the xatsr lPys: fos 81; ,'ny :ixi'a|s15For e
aas waS fs9 ons %to Syys ws aS
rod buartt; tor II feet inoh r0d ovor uuu wtitn
hoarli for u foot !no9ss, ono rt'd board, fur
!lluheA, lhrn0 red 6Dards. At might lAnlps Will
1O uact tristsad Ut boArsts af lik1 numhor an4
sSp s 9aS y o4as,as syS IT, Hsk1 M!h
wAfch they will furnish VI. application.
QUICK WORK.
Buffalo EEpress, Muy ~: ssAR showing what
a, sss =
Iaimur aud schooner Qgas.ta, whiuh arrived
Thursday 1nornluT With cArgoea HgxtcSnting
luadvd With a.:sN tons Of coal 10 loss than four.
teen touEs from tho timo they bcxau u olevAte. =.
AnOUT HIGHT,
The liacino advocate Of Saturday haa tho fol-
lowing regarding ChfoAgo grain ahipnvnts: I" 1t
Isn't every port In the Wural that thaTterx yo4-
sala for hn!f million bushels of Krala a day.
Chicago .loes that, aid aoIno days Tho charters
reuek u full million
uAWinR INSURANCE At MILWAUKEE.
Thu Milwaukee Sentflixi of saturday has tho
following regarding Insurance writing IT that
port, "carRo rates Tgnatn nsIn VI ~ oansA p9F
tluo. with no imnle1iate i!ksllhood of sn ~.
oTdcrafsum thoie companies to form pool. snd
it would ecorn that tho latter havo 9lFea up IN
despair Of evor doing -. DurIuS tho past week
, 1881-05-30
ACCIDENTS.

ACCIDENTS.
COLLISION WITH AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER.
Special Dspateh ia 1hs Chteaqo Tribune.
CHEyuoyaAN, Mich, May "9.-Tho schooner
Thomas r. Shotlon colllllcd with Ill unknown
schooner In hostraIts neht before last, and lost
her 1lbboom Rnd hoatl-gcar.
COI.L1nEn WITH 4 DOCK.
Eptttai D4pateA 70 Tha Chicago Tribune.
BAnxIA, Ont, May 20.-Abour O'Clock last
ovcnlng during a dense fog tho etcar,-barge
OIea,s, with tho bnrEea Mohawk, Cuyahoya, IT,
N, Hlcc, and j. H.. orton In tow. bound down,
ran Close Into tho locks oil this eide before
discovering tho lights. The stcan,.hargo
sorts were liko'y to run into
tho docks startal ahead again at full spool.
The sudden stratn parted tho tow-!lnD and the
bnrncs were carried BY thb wind and current on
towards tho dock. Tho Muhnwk had recnIvcd
enough Impetus bgfore tho llue parted to ctlab!c
her to SWING cloar. but tho Cuyaboga ran In
closer and cAmo In collision with tho steamer
EcIipso, iyng at Kcays' dock, tho bulk Of her
bow grnztna tho gnnwa!es OF the Eclipse,
squeeztnR tho Inter and carrying oil somo ot
her upper deck stanohions. rass[ng On she
struck tho tug Hall. lying at lLlRhsons dock,
lightly, and passed down the river short dis
tanco without doing further danage. The next
barge ot the tow, tho II. N. Rice, ran plump into
Keays dock. g9w ,u.,, on, ssattnfinS pss'
Until she grounded OH tho bank. About
thirty feet square OF tho dock wus rIpprd up
lilo tlock wcro thrown Into the riv6r. Tho re"
manning barge. tue Osto,. cuat anchor and swung
cloar OF tho Eclipse. Tho O!pan not TO work To
III getting hor ar,. whou IT. was found
lhat Shu Ind Sustained littto Or no daEnaxo. Thu
Thcy wcro all lumbor. laden, bound from tho
Gaubie to buffalo. Tho damage TO the Eclipse
Ia estimated ut 200 mud 10 tho HAIL ut $i1 ur Ills.
An1touxn ON GRAD Inland.
Sptttal Dtspateh to 7ns Chicago Tttbune.
CORNWALL, Ont, MHy 21-Tha schooner MaE.
gtc, Of Hamilton, lnslor With Whaat, broke loose
Cornwall Cnnal, and run through tho north
emanuel OIL tho Long Sallt, striking hartf sovornl
tiuiea In hDr descent. BhO ts now hnrti aground
twu miles aboyo this place, 0u CrA0 Island, with
tlyo feet Ut water tn her hold.
, 1881-05-30

uT,oA. N, y, May g5.-Adau, Locke, Of Red.
lold, Oswego County. caught q speoklet. hrtsok
trout ~ incho1 lnng, l.t inchck gtrth, Anl which
weighed ~ polnus. Ihls IL sud to Du tho hix-
Krst iruut caught hcreabouta s1nce lS50, ~hun
ono was takoIl lit hesllold that weighed pgunls
IL nunocs. Tho uansoy0ort Guards Ut Homo
Locke caught bis lsh With tea.cou limo aud q
rhtln cut in the woods,
, 1881-05-30

...t.,, u.,,o.
nat ,llc Lords po.y, W.T. ny !. nser,;s, ,,,.ser,;,
fs.is il slr .rr',nsI,e' sIxta " r"r he that eatcih
VI ME,S! ;M.E;n,Seh unw"rthi!y, catet, nn! Httnx- ai,
Jd dtaltai,nn,cnt af himself. M uiAtlnKnlshlHR
IN asa,tIs Indy" ~ The wllt'lc, x sce!.ls 10
the i.t i,Ith tho form Of Mr. wesley y INC pfclet-
e5a fotl istiEnihs,es rawIein ons ~, s
stts, es IN t{ natjlorzed ysrsIon
~ IaW,i,ey aW,iss,ey translates llattes i, "hell, W!i9ro
VI ma mTSJ n tho t;fst'bls, bllt III ihe Aets ",
Eoes.dai). In ]. EDr., xs.t ~, nit! " .!1e ''!!.
H.a"a aaS' places III lis1 NesG!ataUn ~
psShS II appears, no leavGs lt nrtrans- W. at,,
s.sd Tho Cnn'ffto44rgn sfnrr;nG thn " ,vnrI
t|,tels t|,sex.,tcTo iu into ulo EnEtis!' Mxt: iof q
tss!3 wic lneans "tlo i!,yiSib1e W2fia1 t,0
Feta Fea," o{ the Devil" callnt,t lnsttiahly 10
oealas,ad "llrIl, II, ttlo pnpulhs anu lAetIoA-
feg"rse ~, .erse Of tlat wofu7!n,neiy 1a,.n p,neu
Ettounent, ~ THIS HOES !ot. HMuni .i,'s.i. ':c vc
oe..4Iec tho t!ttrlna OF fe1t19atioM M noyo
ga,',,a emye, and the tiilat t1hd nopeless pun.
!a.hnant aiS Of the uf1Eotl3. iho Rtnot IisSsnNss
g'ttht y thst doctrine remain " He!L l"ii luIcE. t;.
g g. vi 'WSShron. may 9ttt', WHO Y hlfh
!pmtborltY, VI not hllly ~ "ut .,;:i Ina!;Emii
s"t IN tho ReiMiefat ,ins ilsosh,naiait ,,ns,..ii
yyaorld, sas. pnn elng!na'G,ii;' ,"ii 'rhis % reYs"i'.
tass.mrptofr, brings no 1luW Things on 1hls SUI"
~ IN MethMllst cars. ,. ,o,,.. ,
t1 n
'On Tho "Eoe, i'a,. H'ao ,,r,I,;nad ihs rnv,ain,,
drnut men MI" @ ',u,1 ~, ..yror,iinoiv Uooti work.
Il 1851 harp do1o ~ ;1ht wi,ic, Wiii a1iaa
They havo kItitlsef " e,,nn m tl,InIs fInuhtieas'
down The aRe1 R., ,istnEns III 9 sn,,,ss remderfnus.
ay hare ilaav athnmt sIiif,rieni tustiicatit,i,.
h may be, alc ,s,s,nuncs mtn II wiil ncrl,nns hr
IND IN Sollle ~ Lass'ft nnst farm ~ Snrt,s hns
found tths 1nosn, .Ho "s'' n axnTc.s tEg In.
not becfl c.'uas" T., i'm E,riisi, jIln,n Hut
pited though, u Inc mgg rantlsr" % IN p fc
tie seGslce ws1!Gn @ u11g Tia 9,iin,St,e otsurrn.
Christian WottH! M ,eot,,o Is Of imcstf
hon. Of Eng!'s'',rshH ;i|"v havt roJ re,nnyed monv
mable value. ,;o.M' l.e5 tfn ,nsta ~ oh.rTity
doubts atl M scH,,a'of ,' ~ rcvctotinn Thcv l,nya
dim11pg w. n,,,i s',,,1o - fnr HniTs,,i !; whfcG
R';en Us .stq1'"ii st1",,i"io i, tha se,,s1. of n hin.
had becotne oo7v'voo n,:t tnnuht ~ r. ni,etai,,
dranec; tac} r,, nM'n NJ aviIn n 'Thcss. K ~
"ffom every inf'if frnn, NJ ita on,nornH"c. tiov
md not SlnaE't 10 fnr ~ tf,n Tnrljsh jtijo1n
bare rendeiSo' IT, M ,@t ann" f:rnrlt ,xnr;l' v t,a
would Pel'nIs' ,unrd ,"o thnv i,nvn ,matie kimt
sane EngIs,l ',an{nrv wmtM m t,ea tnxf i,y tba
tinspltcd c9n,ei Y, ILL.,. IT. tt,n 10 nnr1,n anG thav
didefen! arvsI sH,,yaIi ndmirahiv thn inv aid
, 1881-05-30

convict thoru bonstc.l tint Ilu Ind robbed i.
Chlcngu re4idence of ST, G,0o1 worth OF ynl,ta.
hes mid hasl "only gut three years" lilo
cn,tfd mt lava gar,cl as much tn That time
he Rnt Ills hJhrtl fret!, learned n trade, md
would l'nye tho $780, OF most Of It, when he
cIttIn mt.
, 1881-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS,
AN INVENTION To TtlANsrutsr srnpn0ATa ovRIt
BAEu-HIACItkH,

Special Dlspatsh to Tns Chttdso Tribune.
EnlE. Pa, May a0-A auccossful trial has been
nt1ltle horc of Capt. OttIngcr's Invention, n now
wagon for transporting surtboutA over sand
beaches, Tic principle nf tho wheel Is TINT Ut
tho construction ut il camcl's foot, which KEnsps
tho sntu as It prosses it, thus making u hnrl
ruad fur itspr ia the softeAt sand. Tho trial
WIS lnalU In tho presGuca Ut u number OF dis
tt1sxuIstlcl nautical l1ltli,
, 1881-05-30

10 groat has bcea tho popular iemand Tor tho
inx an luinlopsf sulo fruul btu!ns 10 California.
B0inv hatu fund It luconseuient t9 prcparo It
tors now prepare II IN liquid forEa. This uau be
procured ut tho druggists. It has proclsely tho
same effect ~ tpe dry, but IL very oouoeatrHtnd,
10 that the dose ID much smalteF.-{<0tte4 Max.
, 1881-05-30
Continued Active inquiry for Yes.
sells Of All Kinds by
Shippers.
Arrival Yesterday Of Flatboat with
q Cargo Of 700, GOO Feet Of
Lumber.
Tho Lumber Market Crowded with Ar.
rivals Saturday Night and
Yesterday.
News from Along the Lakes-The Nyaok
and Boaton-Dock Notes.


HOME GATfiEfitNGS.
LAKE rnEInttrs.
Thoro 70 sttlt m notIve Inquiry for vessel
room by grain shtnpprt, md rates hnvp an
,lpwnrn tendency. For RulIA!n AZ cents was
paid on corn saturday. wheht being notnina!ty {
cents, There Ia still great scnrotty of grain
vessels IN this port.
THE iAgr or THE ptyaiDoA7N.
Tho urton Towing Coupnny's tux Success yes
tortlny towct] down from l}rslRcport tho noto-
rio,ls Bill Mursay's huu,boat, which last rear
wns moorc,, nj tho f,oycrntncnt pier. .rl,,. tnv
,r,s... th, $50. ~ LII 49,. -. ~. t, ...h
~ - 49, NJ" wv ... ~ ~ @..Se.n ~ ~. ~. 49,. 80
H., '"' A'o's1 6'''' sa'""'" ue"'H'" ~ "s" ""a
oey' ...,,.,
Tho tug ]. II. Martin Will iuav0 this evening
nnntoors nrc tn t,o ,,snt In roianr tho sunk a,,
schooneEs ennhTsiee Ruu Noftnofa t.Rnt+ iao
Martin Rocs In chnrgo Of Capt. O. II. Sinclair.
ono OF tho ablest and most experienced tugmou
m I'm ,aro,.
,.., ....n ,.,n,
Hit hoAhEM oA'aN'
Tho propeller Truesdell arrived yesterday
forenoon frutn Grar,t Haven towing q tlatboat
lont,ed viii, so,. an fcot, of lumber.
'0'A01 "'>'' .'.. .so,.. .oo' y. ..".1 49,.
Tho tug Mosfer waited oQ Crosse Point from
s0turtl0y night till yostert1ny afternoon for q
to>v ,yhcn hrr m f,.,t,ce ,vae rcwnrtIn,1
>' 'NN- -. 80 .,.s ~ ~. 49,. ~
the '"otEh-1's = Hen'
, 1881-05-30

Mothers With aickly. fretfut. nursing children
viii euro the child and beuent themselves BY
taking Hop Bittesa daily.