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, 1881-09-10

Mann OF Chicago, t;eu. Peter Wallace uf Say
brook, l;cn. Arthur 1lugles OF Peoria. md
Capt. +. \. Ntauson OF Sandwich.
Iielit,.floy. Hamilton matla q brief cots-
gratu'atory speech. and wis followed by tho
lfou. LAWRENCE Weldon. Congressman 4. j.
Henderson. ten. John l. Rnaker, a'tl
others.
The Executive Committee was constituted
NJ follows: chi. .Jntm y. Mcclure. t'eorlA
County; Maj. W. II. Watson. kanc: Col. i.
H. Swain. Copk; tn1. William .Jnclsson,
Shark. X list Of Vfce-l'rrsi.lctts, ono
frorn cach county lit tlle Stato, was slcslg-
nuted, md the Executive Committee WIS
empowered IT. tit vacancies.
4 resolution wt,s n,lupttlt calling I'll Srti-
n.0rS ntMl CD1iErGssfllGia tr1In Illinois 10 ilsr
t1cIr eiltenvurs 10 stetlfu Tor thu st<anclntlnll
tho tsc of the unEtctl States arms. Hugs, aul
tiutpiNg1ltN. ....
THE ei.ixcnsof Bloomington anil thu Excell..
tive Committee wnru tlluhkctt Ia tll9 wNratlcst
turns. 1l.eru tays tlren fuw ncc'! lcfIts tlnr-
ing tho re,tnft,il, mud TIM bghnvinr 1T thu
veterans Inns l,eeli excellent. Afnc't beer lsls
been consumed by the visitors but uni nit row
iiAs ,ccurretl. atl.l the polcn l,av. nl MI rnsy
time. The receipts from the Hatt atld other
sources hive pn sufficient tn gnara'tcu tllct1'
against s0ss ntltt 10 lcare handsome sufpliis
In the treMYrry.
, 1881-09-10
THE INDIANS.

ARMS WANTED.
WASHINGTON. d. t.. Sept. n.-Dispatclcs
nvc i,een received ut the War Department
thday from Acting Governor John j. t;uspcr,
If Arixona, nttt Gov. Sheldon, Of Nav Msxt-
20, asklnx the Department to furnish arms to
white settlers In tho Indian country wtere
tlle disturbances l,ave been reported. 10
both of these teleRran,s the reply wna made
tllat arms will be furnished II regular
rcguIsltion Ia lnattc Upon the Ordnance De-
partn,plit under provisions of tho law apply
ing to this matter. Each OF these Territories
Is e,sttlntl to 1000 arnls II .lee1uel necessary
fur sult-prutA'tlUn. No further Information
fas been recelyGd by the Indian Burenn from
the Indian troubles III Arizona, and C0nt,rls-
sinner Prlce thinks tllat tltntterH there lave
scttIc. down ugnin to their sl,al order. Had
Tiers bce1t any further disturbance. lie says,
ltp would have beell Informed.
, 1881-09-10
TILE WEATHER.

OFFICE Of THE Cf!EF o4oSAl. ~
FlcE't WARRINGTON, y. u, sep. ~
Armv furnishes ibe followfnv succial bull
ict;n: @ ~
Tile hurricane fepor'efl Yesterday 'ho.huns
appeared to have inoyetl Ill h0r1llef!y
coi1rsg. aul 10 be- ,,tw south 1T Nurrolk.
Nannrta nre a., vrnrrollv missing fro,,, tic
spo'." "'o IT, ,.n,.tt, ct,,tau
northern portionot lno ooa1n hl'nM''e 'o1sste,'
its position elitut be ncclllulelf tettrinli'etl.
Its area is very small. TIC secnntl tleurns-
aim IL crntrui in tho northern portion OF
the oppef M1sslsslppl fn''ts. i"o W..
onlcter IS highest III MoiftailA. I'tEht
rnlitS nta reported trOHl New I'LL
, 1881-09-10

market, where recently It WA Il question Ut
the ntui1ey lnnrket, Of tic railroad wnr, or Of
tl,e e.,nttt!un Of tho President. As Intluenee
nll tho stuck market 1t IL now simply a
question Of luw mich short IntGrest thcresS
in particular stock, md whether tho nbftity
a,M( hlspuslltn, exist to cnrnpr t1lo1c. It Is
NATURAL cl,oxh that tl,o Hannibal & 81.
Joseph corner sl,0ultf ''avn given this
turn 10 stock-,narkrt ntfaIra, atnl'' 1t
II to N, expected TINT this condition
will continue until tic sllurt Interest
II, tho market Is practically closed nut When
hnst,,css ope,,uss this warning runlors that
tl,uro were to be cur,lers In sayerhl stoc1;A
wcru plentiful, md rvnry stuck Which EII1s
l'eGn tending n,,ywlioro 1lear tlnt ot latc lie
cninC
THE strlLrEcr oF srEciA1. INTEREST.
Sunn after tho UpnMlng OllD & Mississippi
colt,lllni, stock WIS wanted ut 30'4Geio. Then
ilte s!lnrts tt}o1s fright, MID tho price WIS
steadily u'lyuncesl 10 10. It then fell oack t.,
454, advanced to 471S. felt tu AK, aEd Il 431G
tloro Is anything like perfect corner
In tho stock. Tho short interest In it llas
buc,, large for u long tine. Tile slncts was
recently tl.aee apeculatlyely nctlyu In Lntl-
don, aslll undoubtedly lnrgo blocks Of 1t arc
hrl by individuals who act III concert.
but, ns said It t. mt believed TINT tho stuck
Is "cUrnerelI,n sEnlply Tint tic largo holders
Thought THE present nil. npportune
time 10 slnet.xu the shori5s9-Asst. "
ST. Joe Inns alarmed all s,Hcnlasors. and
aecnnd, because Ut tho beginning
Ut legal proceedings ut Cincinnati tD takt3 t]la
rOafl ont IF tho llnntfs ot The baltimore Il
Utio Interest, and appoint such II lteee,yer
c,,nluHlly to those 0f my. nther cntl,pa1ly.
While the movement IN Ohtn Il Mississippi
0yli!sl1AM'wEn ALI. OrlIENs,
iit iliatnnihai & st. .joseph "eorner.'' Tile
| pricu Of ti,e stuck h maintained ut about
3O0, tIiaugl Important settlements .wtt'.
tho burr, remained tn ba lnatle. When
| they nre mule the Tnr1ltt prfen ut the stock
| Will cnttapse, which will probably bn thu
lirst pltlllc intI,iatoii tliat rise gttne lIil:.
beet pinyGl out. FHr AUne uuys phst
lllern have lnen r1lmnts of corI%i
II O!lio j. Mississippi. hntt a. tt wns gcnsr
tribnted tho statements catsed no uetlol
Of tho Gnrsc shorts attempted t.
ri. Wl,nt etrcet nj tllis disturbance Wi
haze IN ti,n public MInu eaM1l0t bo tofeto!tl
| hit IL Seenis to be THO general opinion u
| Wall street tlnt It will bn Injurious III i:
rcstllts. 1t will b. alnH,st Gertn[I
- eliminate the entire short intere;;
ttesensetrss sseaEnst III attAcls w!lch tho hear
| urU sary tfkety to make upon tile 'lrss npp0r
luntty. This fact rcntlers l',tytng axtreulel!
hazardous, nnt consequently tho nlltsii!
public mr.. mt operating to a1,y extent ut TIL
| preseltt ts.1!e.
, 1881-09-10
ANOTHER TRAIN WRECKED IN
X t:ErrtffsEy.

hENTUCh1s
Special Dtspnfth tn Ths Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. ky., Sept, 0.-At a:45 tonight
tho nortil.b0unsl train Ot, the Louisville &
Nashville 1,ailr0Atl dmc llcrp ut Il ~ toriult.
when passing Son0tn, KY. about i'fty-hyc
1nles out, strnck misplaced switch
n,ut was thrown from tho track down MI
e,abankusp',t. mid tho w1inla tratn-a loco-
motive, bngyagc md EXPRESS chr, postal cnr.
two coacl,es, md three slceners- thrown Into
The ditch Aiia enpsizett.
THIS remarkable feature Of the case IL tho
fuct TINT, tll,nlRll tho trstlli wn@ EhlnX ut
alunt forty miles N, hour nut 0ltc passenger
wits scriotIsly liNrt.
nstay a S Sie se a Usesr d @ etty y:a
also ot ir!s city, l'aA l,atls legs bsnxer. but
IN ntler trui1tlnell tr passengers werB hurt.
The switch Ind evidently bren lnisplncetl
frnll, malicious motives.
Tho passengers ot tic trn'n win reach here
| sn1ND tlinc pnr1y tomorrow morning, n,ltl q
wrecktllg and reltet trats, has Just goi,a out
to s,ccor a1ltl bring them fiji.
, 1881-09-10

a
sp.etat DtspateA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
I.lStvi.N, Scb.. Sept. o.-'rhEs l.as been tlle
grandcst ttny OF the reunion. At lcast ~, ,W)o
peoplu havo bcel on tho grounds. The
weather has been cool a,ul worry pleasant, aud
tllerg has been nothing tu Interfere with the
program Ut tho dug, w1licl, was currtetl nut
The sl,a,n battle which took place this after.
noon attracted tho greatest attention. II was
participated III by IL fui1 regiment Of Stato
ulttin, tile university ratlcts, a1ll scyern,l
cnmpnhtrs Of independent tr0pps.. fle bas-
tie wits II very, fair representation VI ntle
l,!ore serious, mid all pronounce It success.
ruin atstl storm, !llls been ans nf the biggest
events ever known III Nebraska.
, 1881-09-10

I.ou1syss1.E, Ky., Sept. 9-alartln 'rholnas,
lnachlntst, went to ward sc1tonl this morl,-
Ing and kidnapped lbs little RIrl, i years old,
Thomas wife loft him few months ago for
With l,er, and he xD0ll afterwards brought
suit fur ,llv0rce. lio claIn.e4 that l!s was mt
allowed t., see Ills chti,lreli. \ writ Of ha-
br,ls corpus wus gotten out by tle nlotler
Immediately, but not soor. enough 10 cu!e!'
tor Chicago, taking thu child viii. 4lin.
, 1881-09-10
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoIl;, Sept, 8.-ArEIyed, tho City of
Brussels, FROM Liverpool; tho Ne.1et!aud,
from Antwerp. a,,d tho Neckar, from l}ro-
men.
LONDON, Sept n-StcamshIps Wisconsin
and baltic, from Now York, aud thu koln,
trim baltimore. have arrived 0lll.
I40Sl,OS, Sept. D.--Tllo Eiyxla alll Batavia,
synsn New York, have arrived nut.
NlW Yoit.s, Sept, 0.-Arrlsrtl, tho Elb
l!rB,nun, froMl Southampton; use Ohio, FROM
NUW York.
, 1881-09-10
LABOR AND CAPITAL,

I'1rrsnultt,, I'a., Sept. a-t;emeral-Sccre-
tary Jo,,ea, ot this Coal'sllncr,' Asst'elat,ol'.
hus Issued Il emil for convention Ut lliIers
IL t!.ls city, Tuesday, Scpt. IL fur the pug-
posa of considering the question whether 1t
Is .leslr1.,!a to demand four cents OIL alll
after tho 15tk, and Wi.tther u strIke all0ult
bu starseil un TINT tlay In GUST nf refusal.
lnnsnlllcl. III I'LL erlft ara !asleMs4l for
shipment, and tbs local demand IL 6eluw the
i,lslslol ou, Ur, Ii so, Will bs conceded.
, 1881-09-10
A "T,MER'' RUN IN,

Thn1una sunptpr, q nan 70 years OF age. wh0
4buut ten yaa.s uKo WAS saAt domn tn Joliet furA
sever, -yca1S' stretch, wls urrestad !1 this CITY
nxuin yesterday BY Detective Guliaxhcr.. ta!s
reputation IL tl1at Of hnss- breaker, aud i y
here ot Iatu. TIE officer refuses "a particalnr-
lzs ~ to the charge to 10 preferred against tho
pFiSQpEf
, 1881-09-10
ITEMS.


MOODY AND HASKET.
NEW Yo1tE, Sept. A-lra u. SankDy leaves
this city tt,iilorrDw on Tie City Of Berlin:
Moody will leaye Quebec III fortnight aIlft
join lin in Ehsinnd, wlIere they propose tn
bald series uf revival meetings, extending
their work Into Scotland md later into
frututd.
ttOt.U F1kOM HEjssfASr.
The steamship Alicn,aiiia, from Hamburg,
brought Sti!.5. .W0 gUtt.
, 1881-09-10
HANNIBAL 81 ST. JOSEPH.
SUIT TO COMPEL TIE ISSUE OF COMMON



NEW Yol!K, Sept. u-Totiay Messrs. Dillon
4 Swnine. rs counsel for Henry X, Wilson, q
j,ontilnftl1.r OF the Hannibal Il St. J0seuh
Ka''foaa COMPANY, appeared peiote lungs
nonohlc, III tho Supreme Court. ahl NJ.
piled for ri, nrtlcr to compel the DIRECTORS OF
tho Hannibal u st. Joseph l.ai,road Company
" lssuo su''u" ., s,o ntosA ~ -
for twenty sl'Wo coh'eTt'ble pr cent
bonds OF tho company. In his petition Mr.
Wilson snys llo Is tho owner Of tEusp tweEty
builds, anu that Il state Of ntTnirs I,as nrisci,
xp,,,b moltnu II ,,os;rnhfa for lin tn
eNc''al'so us "onus " eo"ssat w.. ,,... as ,.o
.u ''. .o".am a.,,,, sse s,,a .,u ~ ,,."a1, o' ~
tle interest Of himself as a poutlholder to
,,",a ,o s',n,, ax"1,,,g" ,nn,1o Int r. !. nIsn
''A'a s'ur' n''u., ~, ,. ~. rsn.
to fME ,NrE1shsr .a' or ~. ~ soMM a.. S'.,o,,
that The bonds require the co,upany to puy,
nrnl # ,1ors mn. interest ut n mr. cent mr.
nmnttI,t' wi,fln thn tnn,nny Ims neyrr bep1,
Known Known to III i,ay W ,t.usu tlian i por crnt
lint IN rr,.,,t and intnrnprr motives ntul in.
ti,'rt.s l,ur.s ,sci, cn,n6ins,I to ecntn,,i tjI,
1int1,rs ~ lin c1,,,,,,a"v r., s,,ycnt tie c,,,,
s1u a,s"s ~ ~ mri1S I'M tn.tvit,uIs u, I nr NIT
lny il, ttieir priyTte Mil personal Interest il,
eol'nston ara col,srsracy witl, cor
tain nltsiln parties for slglt p,trptse
Judge Donoliuo granted a. order rea.llrlng
c"a1Sr NV at 70 2s!osk ! SatrlMy r ~ 'or!nE 'os. Y
f"s sId them t9 eSsr5 .scir tns + SstoSs tS a Rods
tho Directors Of the colnpnny WIS held j hne
=. 1881, ut which President Do"tl, a majority
p i;ny Is were PRESENT. ' 1t S tilSt 'neetiar S S'
THE QUESTION or srds,1 ,ssr'so ADDITIONAL
;esss ;s r 1:.. sse' snS,'ss'. ssSe wo Tns n;
'rssitssnt @ t to iss;,u HULK t u, ' XIV t,rst
dsy, Il Slarci Of ,al4y i, ,;arsf; ;,,.,; ,!ay;
N epmvmrsi1,n ~ lin fnlI An iii dsS,
n9lnMteI u :il, u eo,atamy's easlnsel Ind pr.. '
unoi' .i'I jss,, ;";' ut .tanjnr.H nt,n"otwnv
tito ehartur being Very broa.l aud iiborai III il
saiG ha T would issus tlle stock whcn |!
TssSsd p p.r @ Il t1y sks .t te ,1 pr'so e. at tha'
s t S s ssi9 o & e. sts9sa SSnsa u o assst'f s t :
Of Of tlls ' pr'ccetiings of ifs 6oart. Il, oisle
tllat It might NIL u u'a'Ie public al'd thus
,o,,.,o,,. .,,,,s stoSM. .,,,. ,,,xaa,o. ,,,, J.,
fow days snce, thy .af pirecsor Isays; ~
fss fsi 10 s easry ;staFu q Ms :; asqs @
but he .lavustl.eless distinctly le!nGlnbor.
thAt tns :Ssosstson wMs osese1 Sn'
a!npted. T., Ihe fecent aetlon o1 AtI
s sa It's prlco "s: Nas as 'ss''S s II. " 70 ss s'S
Atr. Dow.i las no authority, ~ 70 slai'lss, t
, 1881-09-10
AN EARLY BIRD NIPPED.

William soorxlcfry III tho nnu.o glson b. ono
Of tho thres buralnrs who wero discovered
Into which they Mnd r0rce4! entrances through
the trunt aaor. lie wa+ unpturea by Private
Watchnsam GeorXo +, Allen, but khs other two
eie4ptJ.
, 1881-09-10

spteta1 Dtsratth to 7ht chleapo Tribune.
OcoxoMowoc, Wis, Sent. 0.-T]le new itlea
III tll[s section a1,long tile farmers Of sowing
wllfat and oats together alil separating tho
grain by {annirg-,nl.ls has proved espealal!y
profitable this ynnr. lly tho combination ol,n
pratccts tho otller, kcaplnE oil tue lnsetts alld
killing out Wlhlls, which fre no Nt,HOylnE
when tlicso grall,s fr1 grown separate.
, 1881-09-10

or Transit this ntorntng raj, down the ship
Saint Joseph. Of Philadelphia. while cross
linz tho lay III n fog. I'l!c sllip was cut
down to tho wnter-linc, aud will l'ayc to bc
docicd Th loss from t.an,nlEn nhn tle'e
damaged,
, 1881-09-10

NEW YORK,

Special ptspateh to INA chieaao Tftbunt.
New YonK, Scpt. 0.-Tcmpurataro. ut $50
y. ILL.,, n; Gp. Ill, II; Up. ILL.,, y; II ILL.,, Il.
Average temperature, 7lA. Average tent
ptrNtlre for tla corresponding dnte lust
year, SIX,
, 1881-09-10
pOLIVICAL,
IOWA.

IOWA.
CouSctI. l}s.uFrs, H., Sapt. 0,-rhe lse-
publican. County tauynntinn lIclA hero to-
,,luy Nominated II. q. Sellfcst md Il. Clayton
fur Representatives, al,d Instructed them, IN
the event Ut their election, to ynta far Ju,ncs
i, Wilson for Unttuu States Senator.
, 1881-09-10
OBITUARY..

1i{C1IAIkD' 4. JEFFKTl:2.
Sp<eiat Dspatea to Ihs Ch,ea9e 7ttbunes
ATLANTA, Gill;, Sept V,-!l!c'!anl =. JEFF
fries. n prominent lawyer of Atlanta, died in
Alabalna yesterday willie visiting relatives.
, 1881-09-10
A MISPLACED SWITCH.

ATLANTA, t.a.. supt. 9.-!A laeomutayu wns
thrown trout thu track t'y II misplaced switch
Nenr Sayatlnall. yesterday, ml4 gesnltsl sM
taily W0nlsllM9 tbs lIrclslall. Tiou,as Alaltox.
, 1881-09-10

San FRANCISCO. Sept. 0.-The count Of tho
Registrar Ut Elections to-day shows tllat t:ras!y,
Democrat. l,as bee!l a!oote4 Tux Collector by
y minority of :Ml: Othcrw1sH thu result u
, 1881-09-10

San CAEt.Os, Sept. 9.-Tlils morning tlo
1,cv. Mr.. Wlngay, accompanied by Ills wife
alltl foir ctliltlrul, Mrs. Chandler, 1uatrdll.
Mrs. Stewart, ind Alr. nni Mrs. 1lofltster.
arrived llorc. Mr.. Wingar Is hero To place
llia fnnlily lit s.lfU Qnnrters, utter which hc
will return to the reservation. Atr. 11ol-
lister, tho storukecper, al,d liis wife, who
WIS teaciicr In the school. have resigned, And
;ll!tl will ruturtl. An Mttt.cll6 Ut tho Clttzct
sought out Alr. Wl1lenr tn ascertain tic co,,-
'lItlon Of affairs at tho Agency. Mr., Wingar
ind tlluro arc nl'',y cnll trnttLcttng rutlnnrs
Agency, 1t ts not known how tllniay
1MtlInls ara IIDst1le. hut II Is estiinateu
by judges that tllorc aru Abnut 3.00o, \ por~
ti0li Ut tliesD arU lsv ut Clblci, ncsi!lcs thtse
WIN nrD INV actually cilEuEgtl ut Ciblcll Tilt!
who arc titus committed. There arc others
Ai3NlteGtWt wl!D 90 out 1ll uepralatluua.
pt.lnter, Atcnl stock, nlll murder tl,ose they
meet, Alld llrHt uny nrN Un tho reservation
like gnln Indians, drawing tltto.ls. 'Fliat IL
tho ktrA Of warsaro ho thinks vii! h8 tns-
rlcA on. TlH,Su wEu Arg known l'y. tlloIr
participation III tho Ctblell AtfHtr will ula-
dombtctly rcnutn Outsltlu tho resuryaliu1, oll
tho war-1'ath. Tllosu nut known Will Isn thu
reservation as ,retrent ntlar committing
| Tbs lpa,ieY Or tho .l,st!gatus tf tae Cthle"
nirafr Is. SO1mo Ut l'oart's bAtMt ar, saEtl to
lInyG, becll IN II, hut lown not, anu 1t IL not
known That llF llad anything 10 sts with II.
ttc disputes tl,o Apache account Nf The nut
| break, md thinks that tlta pIrpt'su 0f tue
| felAt WIS II lucltu tho lillAls u go Oil the
| WnrlEltlI.
, 1881-09-10
4 NEW LEC1'UIfE.
SUGGESTIONS IN TIME,
Nliat n Wouinn OF Prominence +, A.
Medical World l1ns to xa,
About Her Scx.
Synopsis os q .Lecture Delivered bv H.,
Doctor Kcnton Before the uo,,....
Society OF New England,

e"n' 'ous'.ni Now York.
-" 81. "e.a ~ ."o "F"' l'oets, sefentIsts ann
ns -. "'.'.iteneo hhse 'foked With cnlhu.;.
a. asm "lteh ak'h 10 fo'er'ftrr itpon wnmuu: b",
~ - o".s "Uh1'' 1ne las1 low years shat shc n.
ocsau 10 aSsun'G nef riHnt plarc. not unly Ia ~.
WY, s"s WIN .eo Wosia IN Renera, why .,
Isusu'c w. -, gi sno''i" !'ase Men 80 long d.,
-. - ~ - s''''t ~ ;" .''"e1stdhd: hut that II bo,
-. 10 euMu 10 sett"s cause f0t gratitude
- ~ soena sp".te: III nut mental teyepplent
Apo especlu.'y III hef phys!cnl Improvement,
'..'.. a'" suoMn W''n,'cf''i advancement md
"'rn tc.' ~ !'.,1'' ns.,u'snen .' mo world
no' w." nuss 'u"ue" eorctnl Investigation
:. .s'. "o"'t' "fe h'ile more ntls
s..a nIe to wo'a"h Of cisil,a.
uo t'.. Mo'nen "os''d resent the chasu
~, ueease they are cvllltcA
'',.,,,,'.s,.' ".'e. ""sh' u tho women o
" ,. .'.s.",oi "ou ~ ctlaltfe tue taxauQr
-. ''. ..oa -. 'ts"' s'oulecs tn'a ate heathss
'..A .'., "co!'cn1al circumstance,
~. ~ u.v ~, '.'.sa,'..- "i s.." so'.tut' .
,,..,Ia,, .,senn. a nus"e"t mo p"ssbill,Iti
,,.n'. p.I'o. oastt'es . 10 every wnfnan.
,.,.,a" n,,I n, - f.sa osanty y certain to
t,,i,,, ~ !. ,,,a t,,I, aa 'ol"s once plAn;
,,',a,,,I,,t No., ~ ~, s.,.. Aa""h "aS 10 becous
.,"... nd 1,o.,s ns' ps.p"'at.uns' pewders,
,v,;h ha"l,,, ,,, 1,a,,, p'1ose ,.' -, aelusons.
,,,sa ov ,Is,. .,uss :" ''' 'ne'f ai1racs!rs.
~, ,,.,,..,,,,.
~ ,!.'''''.t' ''' ah.st ht'lSS,
nI 1 ~ .uo +. ~, a.'tnaahts Of healthy
,"s,''t. ~ Aue "'"'oeh 1ecis fhe V|osou,
1'',',... ~ .,,,' tu' n.o'"es hceosaes eun.
,s,,.a ~, ts,'s.. ~ ~. h'"teehty aud The
.'s,,,,at. !. a.. s"'e ~ "ut oa'y wotHans
'.,,,"s. .,on'I,,", @ ~ us, a,'a ~ tHoaea thu
H." nn,,',,"n.,, W "...n 1'sots'
r.i,,,,, ,.>asfa... t.oi... 49,. -. WV o'e'sHss that
iii tho -. I,n. .tsu,t. s,.,,,., "onl''ed:
1850
, 1881-09-10

TUE h1IO31S tNtFA98'1 Ag'NHAFUs
sy<stai nispateh to 7ns Gh&tavc TRIBUNE.
NEW roltK, Sept. 8.-Speculatlso collsld-
eratlous aboYe all Others influence the stock
, 1881-09-10

spkttas Dttpdtch to 17,s Caltago Tribune.
ANN Altllols Micl', Sept. a.-Lclnnel
Foster, un oil pioneer uni soldier Of the war
Ut 1917, dletl lo.dAy. nRctl " years.
, 1881-09-10

COLLISIOS ON THE WATER.
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AND
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The next session of this Institution begins
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and closes Jnly 4th, 1881,

TyuLL INSTRUCTION BY AN ABLE
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,egiate studies Cadets will have choice Of
four courses--Classieal, Scientific, Agricul-
raj and Mechanical, No tuition fee discharged
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nineteen dollars per month.
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every three months thereafter, shall present
TO the President The Treasnrer's receipt for
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