Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1881, Page 6

b : THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1881—YWELVE PAGES. eS > oe Se rates now ruling will nob be advanced ox- BLOOD PURIFIER, 1 cept inn fow stiburban places where tho 15- cent rato exists and terminal facilities for de- . livery sro not enlculated to cheapen . rates. In the off regions, however, whore * ; the 1-cont rate is established, and terminal DR. CLARK. . facilities aro adequate, the ruling rate will JOHNSONRN’S sition,” continued Mr. Rufus Hatch of Wall [ inches tn length, No two ales of the obolisk streot, “{ustrates the way in which many | Are equal in width, If you ont it through in of tho elections In great corporations are enr- | Sections you will find itn trapeztum. : ried in Wall atreot.. If yan don't helleve it, | ‘The hlght of the pedestal 160 fect 11 inches: nt thotnec tt is Ofect Finches squares; and at alee Cloaae caau a Unehain the | tho topo foot Linch square, Tho wolzhtot the pedestint 18 49 tons, The hight of tho foundation i 4 feat 10 inches; aT TUTE TTT EW YORK. P the matter probably Is that Mr. Gauld alone | tho track. Moore soon followed witha score N Botight up the controlling Interest in tho | of 127 miles. Hughes continued to travel, stock and afterwards made n aettlement with | and added mile after milo to his. score. Lt the Western Union Company. Dr. Green | soon became apparent that it was. his object Waa shirt and Mr. Gould both think: that the now | to ' Laughable Shrinkage of the | Western Union stock will sell at par, NEAT WANTS RECORD. | «Estimates of Telegraphic President Green says that tho Company | for twenty-four hours, which was 191 miles 4 can earn 8 percent per annum on the now | 165 yards, Io equaled it in twrenty-thireo THE ORELISK. hight of tho bottom step, 1 foot 6 Inchost Bat bo adtynnani The felegraph companios t i ike Storm-Damage. capital, and tho next quarterly dividend of | hours thirty minutes, but still continued on, PUTTING IT Ur. whith, | foot O Inches; hight of the middie step, interested fn tl ho proposed consolldatt on, have hey 11¢ per cent will not be omitted becauso of | When tho twenty-fourth hour arrived ho Owing to the prevalence on Saturday of A] 1 foot Finches; width, 1 foot 24 inches: tightoft | considered fully, but In an informal ways i | i f " the damages resulting from tho sleet storm | had mado 14 miles one Inp. At midnight | storm. which entirely Isolated Now York, a | top step, 1 foot 053 inches, The base ia wt reste the matter of rates, and it was agree A Leland Sta ford’s Satraps in No of Inst week. Fi tho only men on tho track -were Hughes, telegraphic necount of the erection of the | Inches equiro atthe ‘bottom, andi : fect UY that they shoutd not bo raised, At present the f an nford's Satrap! It Is rumored that Mr. Woerlshoffer | Campatia, Dilton, Duffrane, and Mignault, obelisk was rendered fmpracticable. Tho Inches at (He oh aa ule As Or a ales ie Produes Exchanao ts assigned a number of 8 g Fear of Railroad Audit- has sold out tho contrdiling Snter- | ‘The scuro at this hour stond ns follows: following fs the Herald's description: faontich, en hich ne Tee stands, 20 foot. 11 wires for prompt transmission of its business. 2 Pa q # est In Ontarlo & Western, and that Hughes, 13415 milos; 1. Moore, 3273 Albert, 1253 ‘Thore wns no formality. No wearylng cores | jnop, Thght from tho eastern ‘drive to the The stock ant othor large exchanges will be o ; ‘or French, SAMUEL J, TILDEN Bilson, Jat: Mumma Tae Vint. 120; Cough | mony drow Impolite expldtives from n walting does. HatD reel L inchs Elevation of tho site | Slven siinllar facilities ds soon as the system 23 ee ' and Mr. Keene wera tho buyers. It is said 100igs ‘Turns, 1M:" Fitzgerald, Tory; | Multitude. Commander Gorringe waved hts | of tho obelisk above menn high-water, 101 feet | Cal be enlarged, which will be inn short 8 Ba a that Mr. Vanderbilt 1s destrous of purchns- | Cox, . 120%: trobne.. 164; Feeney, lit; | bandkerchiof as tho signal, nnd sevon minutes | inohes; to tho top of tho obelisk, 101 fect 6 time. Argument on the application of Rufus ae e “EN i ts of 1880 to} ing this c y t-alde right of w: forke Tmt Philips: 10: Laconse, 100; Curran, | Inter tho obolisk stood ata perpenticutar. The | inones. Weight of tho obolisk and ita pedestal | Hatch for an Injunction to restrain the tele- 3 ae “2 PeeFitths of the Immigrants o 0 ing thle “Contin eweatal ie eh of way | tray ‘Campann, Hist Heeger, RH’ Dimon, 04 | Commander and hin mubordinates were an tho Tee ead Gaba . graph consolidation has been adjourneé 2" Ed . : 1 a “5 0 — d = * oe ioe tho Western States Camo to TIndson River Road. ceotaath ta have dropped outot the | round by 10 o'clock, making the Anat propari- ’ clttoxoLoay, unt to-morrow. : a2 2s “E Mlinois. "There was a ND current In the street STE oe 1 A Garant Harrison, Uons. ‘The platform that hid beon prepared for Thotmes IIL. erected tho obelisk at’ the en a BS Ber oo ha i M01 race. They nre: Lewis v + | those who had cards of invitation was covered ated tan A i ‘ ; this morning of tho consolldation of tha | McCoy, O'Leary, and J. Moore. with fea trom the snowfall of Friday intaht, and Pena error OA nates 4 LUCKY DUTCHMAN: ER ae : ! ware Peorin, Decatur & Evansville, the Lake Eric white some laborers were chopping away tho tee | tamoscs [. employed the reporters of histimes | A Poor Wutchman ti New Iavon, sz Be , 7 & ‘ 9, ‘ ; ‘* & Western, and Ohio Cantral Roads, but Mr. RUFUS WATCIL othors wore taking down tho Inst of tho enor- ‘ oe 4 &23 sa ‘Qould’s Interest in the Union Pacific | § 4 nor | to-enrve bis greatness on tho stone, nnd twenty- |” Conti Kalle Solr to a Fortune Batl- ge 3 Fan i Seney, the Presitent of the Metropolitan | so compromisn—Tite counrs On Moony | Moule timbers that hnd supported tho monolith. | ticoo years before Christ AugnatusCreantmoved | mated at from $25,000,000 to $45,~ 3 ‘ Go a Railroad Sold to Bank, whois a stockholder of tha Peoria | “ann SANKEY MUST SETTLE TIM Divei- | The huestona was enspeniied ata horizoutalen | i tq Alexandria, and set It upat tho Cresarium, | 000,000. as, 3 Ba 28 i Vanderbi + | Road, said this was tho first ho hnd heard | CUnTY. 1, | Mts trunntons, tho pyramidon pointing stralgbt | 9 painco tht has gono to ruln, and In our thes Spectal Diepateh to The Chteago Tribune, By Bg 3 anderbilt, New York Suny Jan. 22 to tho west. From a point abont a foot from : 5 2 s 2 = i about It : It was reported yesterday afternoon that n | tho pyrnmidon Inrgo wire cqlies wero carried Is morely one of tho walls of amarble-yord. In| New Havey, Conn, Jan, %.—Rocloft 5 aa > 7a ’ The Intest wrinkla in a Western Unton pole had fllen and nenrly ever behtge ree Liat ean ae fe thioabes tine, ssard, Hear Big sinha of jhe altro Von Baren, or, ns he styled himself on com- = tragpr want] z tds B oe BUSINE:! . Mr. We He er i " Wows of Chicago's, Opposition to tho Tel- is ie ae ncuncenwat made by the: so-catted Hilled Sis ering ove prema Ee eee ite Resets Cannl was opened. Ite porsuaded tho Khediva as Apeeeied on ee Henne R Pera Eb © 4) egraph Monopoly Received with “Now York Stock Company (Linitted),” of | Yio Upten Poking, of Park avenue, and. | wero mnde fast of Exypt to reno tt the Clty of Now Yorks sinew ho arrived In tho United States, with Age; thoes . ji Broad street, tht itwill charge an admission ' aay THESE CAULES RY Ae * | tho exception of a fow weeks, during whioh tiam, Drops 3 Great Enthusiasm. built by Messrs, Browster & Co., of Broome and ncontract wis nenrly perfected with Jobn * psy, z feo to the rooms of the Association after | gtroot, Mr. Rufus Hntch, of Wall street, .| ®ere.a precautionary mensure against tho nos he was delayed in Philadelphia, where he Heart Disease, landed, by the birth of a son, Biliousness, Nervous Debdility, cte, hid only child. In Now Haven he has! The Bost REMEDY KNOWN to Naa] not been ble to support himself entirely, and, cven though assisted by scv- 9,000,000 Bottles eral charitable people, has at times AOLD SINCE 1070, auiferet for’ the necessaries of iife. | hts Syrup possesses Varicd Properties, Late last week there came to this It ftimulntes tho Ptynline In the Hnilea, city, direct from Rotterdam, Henrich | Whi tsin glucose. A deleieney Me eisaes Von Bore, who was accompanied by | causes Wing and Bourton oF the food ju the Dixon, who had transported the mato of thls obelisk to London, to bring It to Now York tor $75,000, bt tho negotiations fell through, and Tieut.<Commander Gorringe, then commanding the Gettysburg, having taken caroful observa- tlons fn tho Mediterrunenn, expressed bie will- ingness to do tho work. Thereuson the Sccre- tary of tho Navy assigned hit to tho State De- partment. Secretary Evarts permitted him to tnke the contract, and. dotailed him to goto sible breaking of tho stone under its own wolght while suspented at the centre of yravity. "To Inaure safety after the huge stono had been rolsod to n perpendicular, copper clumps, that had been so cast from plaster mollis that they Mtted Into tho hicroglyphics, were bound arounit the obelisk near its base, and from these ip to the platesof tha trunnions that supported the atonn were rin several steel rods that had heen Recured to bath tho clamps and tho trunnion Feb, 1, In addition to regular commissions. | owover, was found in his cozy library Inst ‘Bay Nono but subscribers will be allowed tho | 4, . Bamuel J, Tilden and Keene Said to | oi itecs of losing tholr money aftor that evening, amoking wa Teaeennt Fingaan ian Have Bought the Ontario & date. : As rocking himselr ina rustle 5 I i A _ say,” he sald, “that 1 have had as yet no ‘Western Railroad. OPPOSITION natrow escape from death, Ihave seen a . aa great many wires lying fround loose In the Speetat aR Ptk aanloneane ‘Tribune, strevts to-day, but Iain unadloto tell whether ‘ ji re Saath ; 9 to the Western Union Company ‘The Ceremony of Placing the Ob Nrw You, Jan. 24.—The statement tete- they belong te ‘Ancitte Tieht.” bt ; cena sag y Egypt. s una : Momach. If the medicine t# tuken fmwedt Position at Cen- eraphed from Chicago of the Intention of the |“, cy “that you | Pintes by means of n lurgo turnbuckle. ‘Thus . - : ‘William A. Beach, the New York Inwyer. | atety after cating tho termontution of food: : eliskin i e: ic inerchants of that city to establish n commer- Wate Deen Fee ee aie Westarn Caupped, the obolisk eould not allpatter it ad | og Pe aac ina a ree bad Helurich Von Baren is a half-brother of | 'Rrsrent eeidel, : oud: 7 : tral Par. elat telegraph Ine to New Yoric has heen ro- | Teh Company in tho Interests of Mr. day | Deon ent herent yntll tho Conair ravo tho | 1. much in excess of $73,000. TheCominander | Roelof Von Baron, of this city, and ho | Fe Ses ten tie dhoweles . : ——— colved with great enthusiasm among the | Cov sith the abject af forestalling any | Ofer to loosen the tueninicklo and let the Auipped the trunnions on whieh tho obollsk | brought with him the first news Unt Roc- 2 Fito members of the Produce Exenauge and other ture’? * ~ 4an Amusing Conversation with Rufus | dewn-town merchants having business rela- ether aus on Ee 1H the Graphic,” a Puriiie be + lof had of tho great fortune to| s£vsnceemiacione ee which he (the latter) had become heir. This} Jf Nouriahes, Stucngtanon and Invigoraten, 200 TONS OF SYENH QUANIT swung yesterday from Trenton, N. J. to Egypt, slip down and rest on fis pedestnl, Chatnsand | and took tho atone down. io salled with it for . tl ml toe is Itcarrice off the Old Atload and mules new . Watch Concernin Vanderbilt tions with the West. ‘fhe membors of the ule wire and hemp ropes wore suspondot from both | New Yurk an tho, 12th of Juno Inst and arrived | fortune Is the estnte of Rocloif's grand-uncele, Ae one the teres of the skin sud teduens : \ aud acta Now York Produce Exchange say thore'| Hateh replied thio buse and nent tho upexof the monolith, | on the 20th of July, the length of the passage | Jleinrich Spler, of Inmburg, who died | Seulthy Perspiration, iguees i ‘ will be no trouble in obtaining all the moncy STIs RATAR RADE A tO {all scoured to. windlasses, to hold tho stone | peing duc ton broken shaft. His steamer, tho | nhout Dec, 31, aud is . estimated wb Rea tal auseatce Rete Peyeh leas aa Sl ees ——_ nended in Chiengo without asking for public | I€ you doubt It, go and ask Gould. My af-'| under perfect control from the instant It | Hexsou, was deawn up on the Marino ltailway | to bo worth from $25,000,000 to | mannerof skin disnasonand intental hursors antal subseriptions, but that if this should not be | fidavit sets forth tho cause of the suit, The ae A began to move until ft reached an up | on Stnten Island, and tha obolisk was run out of ‘My, Hatch Fools that Thora Is a Big | so, all the projectors have to do Is to come to | sult hins passed out of my hands, and fs now ‘Ther aro no apirits eraployail in ttn manufactare, ind . $45,000,000. ; {ona i tollcat *, oF by. right position. Some narts of the tramway on | fer forecastle and pinecd on pontoons, whieh | * 5,000,0 Tho meeting between. tho | torn bo, Taken by tuo Taos dol te Linbe, oF by the, ss id. fooblo, cara onty being required tn attention . to- . 4 A | prothers was not an extremely friendly one, aedan! : > : ore and “Billy.” They ean In any event bo assure ot | TT ring law all {hele chromo tho eee ee eee RRC eS ee ae a a amnion 8 about a reconciliation, so. that they | ,,,CAUTION TO DRUGCISTS. | ing the full patronngo of the New York mers | Poon Oe ithographs, mitt euterprises, | Sune spy Inqders stood against thostceldorricks | trick at Nincty-sixth stroot without stopping a | could talk business. ‘Tho news at | emveting agents or runnors to sonci¢ trade from drug chants, ey wngliacayerest ratlronda, and Vanderbilt that supported tho trunnions. These trunntons | train, It was ata perpendicular overits pedes- | first staggcred the brother here. It miata — . nee TOE WIRES. IMMIGRATION. should turn over his hundred millions of pee sigiteon nape ales ed and are probas | int onthe ninoty-clghth day after ita landing on | seemed to be too good to bo true, but there TESTIMONIALS. ia A FRW WORKING, - ANNUAT, REPORT OF THE STATE NOAND. Sovernment bonds, and ask Mr, Enrl, my Sate Seiosh Wild WHiRGKVAES 2 istand xa eon La soube & 1G eepeelaty 5 x a, Some Jan Se anleatlon was x speclat Sera to bine ocies eee iat enshier, to ern re bis cana nok stow The first noticeabla Indieatlon of nn event of THE LAKE-FRONT. witnesses, drew from hls packet first ILLINOIS. 4 EM DAN, Ste Snw Yonk, Jan. 24.—The annual report of | this suit. It cannot be discontinued unless 4 importance in tho park was the arrival, at half SOREN" oa past 10 oelock, of Capt, Monty at tho bent of tho mec RUnntch te the Enlenge soviabe park police, ‘These marched with military pre- * eo Malonvdawn'tho East Side Driveto a potat duo | NEW-Yout, Jan, — The Washington eat of tho Metropolitan Musou of Art, and | CoMespondent of the World says to-night of thonce they were distributed along’ tho drives tho attempt to hand over the Lake-Front prop- $3,000, then $6,000, and finally $24,000 In castt, : whieh, he offered to Bactal it fe would Disense of tho pn eel eL Sabai agtes to sign n paper which he brought with s de Alt, him, which would inake Teineieh the matt | aca p eee eee te Se taical ager of the erent estate, Helnrich agreed to | to use sour reliabla INDIAN BLOOD, SVIUI4 woick ay to Roololt se long as he lived tho sim of | Festorod.me to purrect health und sicengin, 4 vrestored batween the elty and the outer world | qn4 poard of Commissioners of Emigration | the courts decide that 1 am wrong and they ‘d. tby telerraph to-day, so that messages to the | of this State for the year 1880 was forwarded | are right.” ¥cvarious: coinmercial exchanges to and front | to tho Legistature to-night. ‘The Commts- “It ts atso sald,” we remarked; “that yon Europe ani tho West, South,’ and | stoners say the business of tho Department | havo brought {his suit with tho object of ; ast. -wero received nnd forwarded | was heavier and moro extensive last year impromiae for your personal ‘ Boy ow weekly, providing he might retain | 8% # sunt CHAs. SHELLEY, 1 with foterable regularity, and business than nit any previous ono ines the Board ire ane regard to tho interests of and paths, and thorenfter all the veblcles in the | erty in Chteago to a rallrond company for tho’ TOmnnaoe’ PY the lacome Tar his own An Excellent Romedy. 1. was enabled ta resume Its interrupted course. | blish This was due to th : I ‘Unlon stock.!” drlvo wero stopped nbout 200 yards distant from | a purely nominal consideration to be pail to personal use, ‘Cho offer was rojected. The Rolvidere, Boone Co.. Ii). Feb. 6 1, 1 the Western Union was. keeping pace with wos established. ‘This: was. due ©.ex- | other holders of American Union stock.” | tho sito of tho obelisk. ‘Thus all tho snoce | tha clty: ‘The expeetationseems to be that, | hewly-made millionaire changed bis namo | _ DFARS: L hare beet using your LSDLAN UL Coe co WP The Weste! lle, attaject {ono mors traordinary influx of Immigration, tho largest * My Interest {s the same as the Interest of | within a radius of 600 fect wasreserved for visit- | untler the so-called courtesy of the Sonate, tha | in consequenceof a family.quarrel, Ife mar- | the results. it Hurites tho Islood, ftestorus Lost Ape \ idommnnds flee Hoey th ae enaee : on recor, snd le yeauitedl in BXeria sine He t every other stgchholder de: Atourtean nla itors on foot, 1 assumed wish of the Illinois Senators to Hed. his wife under his assumed ame, and patite, Besnathens the Nerver, Itegulntes ‘he St: (ee i ee te ee resources of the Board to provide or this | Mr. Tinteh answered, ada we ood, MNS, GONnINGR, F put $750,000 into the City ‘Treasury of Chi- a ow aya RO. yas raed will Dot ba without it. Mite. WESTEALL: : : Fe a eee ee a eee TT Tink: | iketemeanleg hae Aimerican Unk etween | tno Commandor's nother, arrived about 11 | engo for property belonging to the United | gn to Now Yorke tomorrow to meet the Kidney Dincane. é it had elght wires working to the So grants who eame Into tho port were ina bet- | the Compantes, that American Union was to | o'clock, but was porsuaded to takeshelter un- | States will be respected and the bill | Mayor of Hamburg and the notaries who Fisher. Cuninpaten Co, \ © R ofseventy-five, three to tho West out of.) terphysteal and financial condition than thoso | be taken in with the Western Union, dor tho frlendly roof of thoMctropdlitan Mus | Hassed, and. that. its passage can soum of Art, as there was yct an hour to wait, and tho alr was raw and tho platform damp and came to this country to: consult with him as | proop HALTER Hats cartes that, omy NA, to what steps ie Will take: toward takin Complaint and THuart, Disousa, than any ouber medi: . 8 % 10 0 dren, possession of ie galate, witch ho. can | eullis and Serotuia. SANGANHT CHS tha will is to be opened and the formalities whird- Chilis. of the Iawin such matters complied ‘with. amar cue ‘thirty, and six to uptown polnts out of fifty- | who have arrived In preceding yenrs. Re- STOCK Fon sTock. eight. ‘fwelve wires tu Boston and the Enst | ferring to the efforts which have been made | ‘rhe insiders, however, sold thelr stock he~ were also in good order. All the Company's | to compel the railway compantes to desist | fore the proposition for nconsolidation was H --lings along. the Erle Raltrond are stil down, | from made public, and boughtup all the Western ‘and .it had no communication whatever | oye, puscticy oF PAYING Cossissions | Union stock on tho street nt about 0, this ewith Long Island, It had been enabled, then be secured in the House without Com- imittes investigation upon the allegation of cold. Many others of tho xentler sex were on s " tho ground long before noon, and same of thom i yall ponsidaratien, by the Senate, and of Its found warmth for half an hour in the Musoum, | Yelng a public measure, At 11:90 all tho workmen desconded the ladders, BENEFICIAL TO CHICAGO, Flora, Ciny Co., 1, Letters received by tho last mall ask hin PEAR Sins his is to cortity:thue your ini 6 ’ on tho sales in Castle Gasden of emigrant | changlug thefr interests and taking an undue d i ae 4 to go at ones to Wamburg and take formal | BLOOD SYRUP bas cured me of the Third-Day 4 ‘ . 1 : 4 ie a ‘and A photographer caught in hiscamern aneg- | not detrimental to the United States. It ¥ Ublits after sll other medicines bad failed... arly tO ee a ele tanaportalion tickets a fauialssloners qulvantinge of ihe ronnie Sopihaldis ys Auv oof the obelisk ns terested ata horizontal, | the Chleago member of the Hoge who de- possession of his unelo's mansion, pad gS BROWN. a J 2 oxpress a fear that they will fall in suppress- | the American Union. er this was d KG ‘ ee polsed on its trunnions,, The .publicnow began | sires 1o havo tho Jand ceded to to pour Into tho park through thoEighty-second | the <city’ free of any [requirement street entrance, and fifteen minutes later Licut.- ra < Commander W. IH, Whiting, nt tho hend of a bat- ito tirn it ovér to the Rallroad Company at "Associated Press for its exclusive use. It] ing tho system untess special tegisintion ts | Vanderbilt proposed the consolidation and tho expected to have a munber of others tar afforded to all thotr efforts, and they there- | injection of $15,000,000 of water InaCompany palred before morning. No oficial report of | fore ask the Legislature to frame and pass | already more than two-thirds water, This ad- SHARP PRACTICE. * Pa ra Batt DEAN Bins 1nd your, INDIAN BLOOD SYRUR peedily cures Chills, and can racammond It na thg medicine A Now Way of Freezing a Tonant into 4 6 in the country for lbeumatiam we : is tho damage done has yet been recel vod. i che z ‘i tho latter’s own price can be pneitied, full 5 Paylog Tins itent. jauralgia. Mh MUGCHELL, a - on ubject. ‘tho ontire number stack is evidently to be saddled on the | tation from tho United Sintes shipa Minnesota a = 4 . TUR AMERICAN UNION COMPANY ie Leb ay Se a rrnas aeawr ore slitfonatis Be erie own benefit. ‘The in- | and Powhatan, mdfrehed up tho East Site Drive | Stecess Is coniidently expected, and | A cnso of attompted ojectment of a tenant | Alt that Xt Xe Teecommiened to Ue, 3 Ahad two working to Philadelphia, and all to 7 a ‘ ater | aud formod In'a hollow syuare east of the sito ot | If the Dill. posses — tha Senate | that thoso acquainted w! }@ facts emphatic . Lomont. Caok Co,, Il. fi Se eral: TV wae, cen ie Wedtc|| son ace er eee ince etl see cella taken In before the watering, and | Sd formes In.” Bulow eae ctonriner, under | tho closing hours of tho session in the Ilouso.| ally pronouues an outrnge, cama to the sur | iGGh Be reese PET ea ceca at oston and th ee ay of Boston AU the crease of artivals for 1890 over those of | the outsiders, like innocent Jambs, are left | command of Capt. Bishop, and 180 sailors, com- | will undoubtedly give many opportunities fuco yostorday, and, yntess the tenant is moro Bonded tobe ted ee EO en Yj; qyerm.messazes by way of Haste fered | 17 was 186,011.) OF tho total immigrant | out in tho cold until after tho consolidation | inandod by Lloute, MeLitt{o and Grimes. Forsiugaling it through without tho risk of] Merelful than tho Inndlora, tho Inttor is Iikely eal togivettatrial . SIL FEEMAN, il. ff companies. agreo that thoy have suffered | arrivals, 112,110 went to the Western States } and tho water-pot: Tmnka no moro preten- ead A Brulicntiet vetor ‘The pendeney of this | t0,ave 4 arent deal of troublo, and bo put toa : Chills Cured. i most by loss of-business, Superintendent | pyq 63,283 to the Enstern States, white 157,- | slons to Wall streot virtue than any other ON THE PHATEORM 0 A eeuubadans to nitard good dont of oxponse. f |” Neoga. Cumberland Cow 11) 4 “Hornethal, of tho Atlantle & Paelfic, estt- Hit yemained in Now York State, ‘Tho | mon, but when partners begin to chentench | Tt? Mayor Grace and othor officers of the City would seem ton ‘0! . ele heel Fon, bonkkeapor.b occupation DEAR gins Rea phter aerating, baa ead 2 of Smates that this will foot up about $10,000 | Sonthern States drew but 6,407, and Canada nttine it Is time that Moody and Sankey or Government, Judge Spelr, of tho Superior Court; AN EXCELLENT 'RECEDENT Oooo ey oeee ante otttna House” No. fv5 | smectuntl t comudneed tha use Of sour Ranke Preslitent Hunter, of tho Normal College: tho | and opportunity for tha New. York Chambor Roy. Dr, & Ineneus Prime, Police Justice Mave | of Commerce to make application to’ Con- rico J. Powor, ex-Presidont Willlam Wood,ot | press for the donation to tho City of New +tho- Board of Education; ex-Senntor Jnmes W. | York of tho old Post-Ofilee property Gerard, Colicctor Merritt, Park Commissionors | ror tha uses - of the Chamber. SOD SYAUL, @ ahore trint of which enectuall North Le Salle .atront, owned By Drv. Jonale I. dared ber. ‘The yrap hau nlvo nrosuly Dunontd (bt Ia agent. Tt appears that Lundgron, who had | eter 22, faa, a | ne ea cee et would been paying nisrent—£00per month—in advance, | pot be withoutiG, and recunimund {ts use to angosing | Gh noeonirecont occasion, pay up at tho | bomaniu, 1 EGUBANNAL LAWRENCE. specified time, and cluimed some $26 for im- apleco. 1,027 ‘Tha distribution of ‘immigrants in ! to ian anme other States way as follows: Iliinols, the courts were called In to settle the differ- “8 N CNT NATES. | 32,611; Wisconsin, 9817; Ohio, 13,800: ences, 1: must says however, that I deeply Semen iat Bee iy 1 TUE SAME, Town, THO ‘Minnesota, ‘T2,040; Nebraska, regret that Mr. Gould finds himself caimn- Mppectat Dispatch to The Chieazo Tribune, 42077 Michigan, 11,803; ‘Kansas, 3,540. pelled to associate Ino business transaction Roe ty Oh with Mr. Vanderblit.” Wales, Lanc, Maclean, and Olliffe and ex-Com- 3 “2 | provements on tho promises, which the agent = in ie fi New Yon, Jan. 2i—No atelal roll’ | UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, | | tut," wo sald, “IT remember aright | missioner Conavors ou. Zealous Hh Tower, of | Civengo Once rare, ablnted | refused Roatfow, Puapiug thit tuo egnant would Fates in. stoi Rack: } fii f his beon received nt the Central Vaeie Of | ANOTHER SCHEME OF MOULD AND VANDER: | Mr. Gould was once nssocinted with the old tho Corps of Enkinesrs,,United Stites Army; | Valuable” pleco of around. fromthe | not, “eam i Mit oroloak and dropped ins Meier to certtty thet sour INDIAN yyg eet aie cy src petra yeti 3 OWL ee) Commocore in a business transaction.’ "| Dr, Fullor-Walker, Mr. -and Mrs, Gordon W. Government tipon fae understanding that Tt ote eee notice at Landgren's “ mbode,.| BLOOD SY RUE ameured ino Of aig’ tn tlio dick 6 dividend payable Feb, 1, 1 Fas te Burnbam, who gave the park tho statuo of Dan- | Was to be used as tho site of apubliclibrary, | which was not recetved, according to | itiss valuable medicine, AIRS. WOUD, ‘pected nny stich will be received, Bppblsl Deparely [ate Chicoge Suis “You forget that there tsa a Tundgron’a statemont. ‘fo elinen ft an aotion fel Webster und the brohze cugiea; Gen. N.M. | but tho city sold itto a bank, and did not Curtis, Dr, T. F. Wolfe, Loyall Farragut,son of | even put tho proceeds of the sale to the ac- the Inte Admiral, Charles £. McAlpine, Gen. | count of the library.” John Logart and CharlesSweet, of the American: la and Indigestion. . for ojectment was began before Justice Dyepepsta | cat tt” Meech. from whom the defendant DEAR Mint This ta to SPAY Cant your ‘Sbixy rpectthooflcers. here stato. there |_ New York, Iau, 24.—It was reported this | ig DIFFERENCE NETWERN TNE Const: aumilee change of venuc to Justico *Prindiville. pioop BYRUP, which L procured from tr It under tho | Morning that a transaction hvvolving the con- DONE AND NU ine forany dat titer tai tuntil there has | telof tho Union Pacitle Rallrvad Company | Mr. Hateh replied.“ When the Commodore your egen = a Tho trinl was sot for yesterday morning lately cured nie of WV: ia. Tide tho best Le or Mieatt in iueeting the requirements | Hod taken pice last wook. ‘fle parties | was bulling New York Central, preparatory | Society of Civil Engineers: Drofidohn 4. Wolke GALUSILA A. GROW. ae nn re eatace tlhe ee epue in ae | mouicinereverunad. | Tittast b, ALLea, Tnklng Fund act-and prior Hens, ‘The.| £° it were Jay Gould and William HL. | to declaring an 80 per cent scrip dividend, he | and 1. Ogden Doremus, the Itey. Dr. Aikman, of | vy 2 .] appearance, the enso was dismissed. Lundwron Cure for Heart Dincnac. of tho Sinking Fund act and prior Hens. ANG | vr ndorbitt, Ih had, th uN Sr cenan mds WHAT IE HAS TO BAY ANOUT THE PENN: | went baek to hla tenement, and was astonished Sompany, they say, Is notin default In any ancerbllt. oso men had, as @ | told all his friends to buy; but when Billy | Aurora, N. ¥.; Wilson MacDonald, Col, Floyd SYLVANIA BENATONIAL CONTEST. fo find that ofl the windows and doors had been, IIx, Edingham Co. Jones, and Messrs, William Henry Huribut, Bpeciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. James F. Graham, Hornce Taylor, Jobn Gilmour Sr Y! 2 Speod, Montgomery Schuylor, Alexander N. New Yous, Jon, 24.—Galushn A, Grow, : candidate for tho United States Senator- Agnew, Aarons. Vandery ann saasiy: others | sip from Pennsylvania, 13 now here, MOVING THY MONOLITH, Adana innure pelos hoon scummmandee ais. | dit. comversntion, ” Witt, | tefends «tre atalino the stot tho workmen dessondes (sow auld that. bis ndherents nt, from tho obelisk, and tho Burino Band cheered | Uaerisbure would maininin thelr opposition tho stono with n roll of drums. Ata minutopast | 0 the clection of Olver to the ond. Mr. 18 o'clock tho pyramidon wns seen gently tariso | Grow explains that his friends In voting, a fow Inches, and several largo timbers that bad | for him must not be regarded ns bolt- not been detached now ‘fell with « crash that | ing the, Republican enneus _actlon, Teuto MW: Wane fam sacar "A feond uo asic BRA Sth tae seat gegen ne him sn' io torm of aman, whom he solemn! eco! nd it to all similarly adlicted, avere was ery disappearing out is tho as cemae’ ‘s 7 SENNEN STALLINGS. It wi 070-00 i. for tio house fran a0 cold thne aire’ All that It Is Mecoinimended to He,’ | undborg an er cl cow! not remain near, Kdgar Co, . in it, and were forced to. scek sheltor | ,DRAK Bini J have used your tee INDIAN | elsewhere, Of course everything Jn” tho | go@ havo always found it juston rec place, including valunble silverware, penis. tho best family madicine dvorused | Pics wae fort czporod ta any Berson i 10 inne Mit. Me he selzed suddenly with Kleptomanin ant ; — eA) thoroby Impetlod to zo in and cnrry off the Disenscs of tho Lunges om - valuntiles, As tt was, only a. $100 dius | neangin: Thisiato cority that pour INDIAN , mond stud belonging to a * visitor or | pLGODSYRUP has cored ino of Junie Disauso, wnicd | boarder in the house ‘was "missing. | bed been woubllng ne fornlung time, I cheerfully :, fore | Story went, within ten days agreed | was buying Western Union, preparatory to respects an a catatmss at oe Gove upon another scheme ‘which Increased the | using a $15,000,000 sprinkler, he told his ‘ag. promptly as presented. — ‘Thera | stuck of n telegraph company $40,000,000, and | frlends¢o sell.” (was no such default in tho business of tho | there are many who belteve the latest trans- | "fhe boys on the strest say that the ‘year ns has been alleged, ant action to be part of that great operation, For | Yanuerbilt party. are very indignant toward SHE RANNINGS FOR THE PAST SIX MONTHS | SONG YnTS Jay Gould has controlled ho | you, and that thoy threnten to ehaw you up,” 4 ‘have been. sufictent to mect all proper Union Poeife Railroad, ‘Che control of the | was the noxt remark, 1 charges, pay tho dividends, and leave | Toul would. ninke Mr Vanderhilt virtually “Tf they ean do any moro in the next 999 a. surplus, Besides, tho dividend hay. | mastor of railroad from Now York to San | years than they have endeavored todo within sing been earned and tho money Franelsco. Itdid not take these capttalists | tho Inst thirty days by trying to conyinee me Re deing in bank, the —_steckholders long to agree upon n plan whieh would re- | that Western Union stock would go down to a sult In 60, nud that Itwas ny religlous duty to sell tt aro clearly entitled to it, and it Is not be- 5 startled tho moro timid of tho spectators; but, | Their resistance was a protest against Tandberg, 18 soon na he could recover from hls | recomoend it to all euering humanity. ' sooo ea eee ed iaiccrs of the Govern, FUNTIERING THE INTEHESTS OF HoTHL. | short, they ara welcome to try it, When ["unnsgountably, tho obelisk, stonnel und Wwe | tho oleetion of Van unknown man.| Sstonlebinont, consulted his attorney, end the tba a Wherincrox ment will cxeced their authority to interfero The consolidation of the telegraph compn- | they can cat tron stenmboats, and swallow motignless. From 6,000 to 6,000 persons, standing | to ropresont the State of Pennsylvania in tho | ing Waters with disorderly conduct. It is tikely or: Ne AD maltton Co. 1th the legitimate netlon of the Company, | Mes which hay been pubiished heretofore ! Menlo Park they cnn chaw mo up. Fore: | between tho obolisk andthe Motropolitan Mus} United States Sonate, “ Why," sald Mr, 4 was the first part of the scheie, and on Inst ‘Tuesday Mr. Vanderbilt, as alleged, pure that he will appour bofore Justice Kaufinnnn | neansin: Iwas troubled with Neuralaia for soe this niorning, and {t 43 niso Nkely that tchargo | itme. 1 bought some of your INDIAN 181,00 of molictous milschicf will bo proferced against | B¥UL, and am hapoy susay (thas antral cay him, and a sult for civil damages begun. Lt was" tee a ioe soum of Art, and hundreds Jn the slelghs and wan aoe eee inat nied the ast Side Drive in | Grows “tho goneral Impression throughout tho distanea north and south, were waiting with | Uennsylvanta ts that, before hls namo came warned is forearmed. Lnever shall sell’ or t some 4,000 stockholders to great bea nant ‘ “4 ci ‘buy another thousand shures of stockon my “Ynconvenlonce, ‘The business and revenues ‘i te chased from Mr, Gould every share ‘of his ‘naccaunt. Itlooks bad to see a Wall Senator understood that Lundberg had sottied his ront i one : -. of thd road wore never better, sane tro Yalow Paeie Htallrond Come | street whalu foruver cliasing mitinowg.” bated breath. ‘Tho olouds, which had been tow. | UWP In this Senntortal Habe, his cxtstonco ns @ | andl roceivod a recalpt in ‘fall: Inst evening; aud Dyson Che iancock Co. 4 gers ny. When asked about the mntter | I to yout expect ni trint of the | of2g cleared away, ‘and tho sun peeped | Pennsylvanian was known only toa fow of | Waters hud replaced tho windows and doors, Deansrn: Thar been troubled will Bltoysnees WADLL STREET, pany. nee law soon do you exper! F he | through a rift upon thoatono. Thon n fow Nght | the Inhabltants of the State,” ——————————— «| pnd Pyanepels, and indigeator. a yoo a iiotb i 3 An today Mr, Gould sald the rumor | caso?” was tho next question itukes How over the heads of tho expectant, - BIG LIBEL SUITS. Fa a tues ane SOMA THIELE WFNS OPENING IN TI STOCK MATKET, 2 : 7 a nh gen jr | SHowllakes yor tho 10 expectant, - i; valual sues Bpecal Dispatch to Tae CNeaao Tribune aise fefaesto ome nthe: Goa sh peontis ia ite snp Is tv bo argued on the 24th, miultitud A ‘coach rove op, aa ‘ba sallogs ITEMS. CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 24.—Three big libel “Never Pally to Cures oo, New Yous, Jan, 24—The stock market | oy ott known, when spoken to recarding | I suppose that you will put ome ern Columbia.” pouretar. a eatia SUICIDE. sults were commenced hore tony. John PRAT SIR I hove weed Your INDIAN 1iL00D 4 opened firin, but prices afterwards declined | 110 ite, rou transfer of Union Paolfie stocks NDP Pp sonteState ‘Tp the Western Associated Lipscombe sties the Cleveland Herald Com- | BYRUP for ramops in my Ntomach wnd also for We GOULD AND VAND u Prem, ; 234 to" By in the entire Hat under a freo NsILT ON THE STAND Evarts and Socrotary-of-tho-Navy Goff stopped | New Yank, Jan,24,—M, Baur, of Hartford, pany for £20,000 damages for-charging him | sharon, wpe were sroubied wigh shasms, end tm Dow y ; : oe 4 acted m compielw cure, : f', pressure to soll, Still Inter n firmer fealing | DY led ron tleanat aus) ne -B1Oey. eat, Ifa trint is ordered ? out at the! coneh end wer a Conn, a young man aged 20, shot | with incest with two of Ils daughters, claim- Pastry pie OLIZADETH METZE <setin, and, under a brisk buymg movement, ate b ae ane te a to ee ONG Oh ante ” Several gentiemen will be nffordedan op- | front of tho pintform, . 7 © | itmsulf in hig roan at the Occidental Hotel, | Ing that he begot nino Megitimate children An Agent's Testimony. ait : tha decline was recovered in most Instances, | GONE DFO es oTercttt al oy ihe day | portunity to ventilate the inside of tho ine EAEHVAI Tho -suicllo was probably committed on | by a mistreys, and had committed incest with memes 1 can say Magtianas Hrequals Ch Lup « + yehile Bom stocks sold even higher than at Amount. of Uiifon Pacific. .atoc! needed. | torior of the amalgamation,” Mr, Hatch SECRETARY BVANTS « Friday’ night, put tho body was. not dis- bowed his readincss to Commander Gorringa ae aistin 7 and tho Commander waved his handkerchtor, | covered tH yesterday morning, No causo Thoro wosa long rotlof drums and tho band, | for the net ta known, two of thom, one of whom ‘was in an fnter- fs no equal tur Constipation, wick-lieade ‘aon Y d Dean eat, esting condition, ‘Thesccond sult is brought pe pera are maulty, by the same inan against Samuel Job, Superd HHODA A. REED, This would go to show that GOULD HAS PLENTY of thisstock on hand and has not parted 4. tho close on Saturday. ‘Tho fentures of the | market wore the coal shares, St. Paul & responded, “It would be Interesting to know exactly how much stock Vanderbilt 4: Oiaha; and tho low-priced stocks, On the "i bought when he was telling nearly | played © Hnil Columbia," and at thirteen mins A COLONAD TRAGEDY. {ntonaent of the Bothel Association, who Recommends It to All. fy, : BNO Kawanna was | With tas tins been stated. Ibis ny opluion, | gvory: . It is act 2 o i : a3 | enuaed Lipscombo's arrest for Incest, and is Aurora, Kano C0. Shy ie OA rH eae REC and L believe I know whereof 1 speak, that everybaily to sell a fact that | utes past 1—nauticu! time—tho obellsk bexan | Jennic Nitey, a colored woman, of 182 | OUeiy cod Tho third suit Is by Stary Corde: | pPSSB Ev Nu Mts nononchat rola aid ue enn be proved that Billy sald that he was outof Western Union when he was getting finns fast as hecoull, Now everybody has the polnt.to buy the stock at 115, but the point comes from the samo parties wlio give thom points to soll itwhen it, was 60 and below. It fs all In two boxes, and the public had better tet 1b rematn there.” “Did you rend the resolution offered by Gen, Spinola in tho Agsembly yesterday, far yoring a legistatlye Investigation 2” we asked. “Yes, 1 ngres with hin that tho rates for telegraphing must ho rnised If the stock Is watered as proposct, and that the interest on tho $15,000,000 which gocs Into Vandorbilt's tomove. After tho batd hnd censed playing | South FICth avenue, was stabbed and fatally and the ronr of moro than 5,000 yolces had dled | Injured Inst evening by John Johnson, of 175 out all was perfect stilincss. Tho ponderous | Sullivan strect,.n.colorod whitawashor, with stone was moving on its trunions ws noisclesty {| yhom she had formerly lived. as the whebls of an cluborately-tinished wateh rOUN: y . might move, Threonuda half minutes tater tho FE eee anerr at ik monolith was at tho angio of forty-five degrees, | x eu ‘Ch Hy 4 y/o i" and there {t stopped, Coinmundor Gorringe ‘oung Men's Christian Association was hel shoutiug to the many photogruphers whoso te-ntght In the presetce of an audience ro- camerns were aimed at it, “Go ahead with your | Markable for character and numbers. The photographs!" ‘This bualncss-liko way of deal. | reports of tha Secretary and ‘Treasurer ing with the monolith drew ontaliugh, and | showed great . increaso in numbers, there wero Lieurty cheers for Commander Gor- | receipts, and Influence of the Asscolation ringe. At soventecn and a half minutesatter 12-] during the past year, Prof, Theodore W,” o'clock tho obclisk inoved ugain, and attwoehty | Dwight, LL.D.,-of Columbia Law Collego; minutes past 12 tha Inanimato representative of | tha Rev, E. A. Trea, ‘of the Reformed Dutch no one man lins 4 controlling interest In Union Pacific stock qt this tine, Vanderbilt lins a large amount, any 80,000 to 00,000shares, Goukt quite as much, Sldney Dillon 80,000, and August Belmont from 10,000 to 25,000, ‘The other shares aro held by different partics East and West.” Other gentlemon equally well posted corroborated the information given by the: broker referred to, but ex- pressed the belief that Vanderbilt was mak- Inga strong effort to secure n controlling fn- terest In the great transcontinental rond, and would undoubtedly succeed in his pet schome, "tin ‘reat, daughter of Lipscombe, and her | sa gvod medicine, to build up tie systom wonerallfe husband, George Treat, ‘They sue the Her ‘ould recommend It to wll auljoriag frm a ald for $20,000, : 1 We —$_— Cooked Food Depot. Deans: Lebee: estity Jennle June's New York, Letter to the Haltimore | ebrated INDIAN BLOOD SY RUD American, fi tion, and Is ed swhich is tho highest priea for .; many years, Delaware & Iurlson rose to -* 10934, which Is also the highest figures before Hj made tn, five years, ‘The dealings tn Erle common.were Jargo and Important, with a. rally. In tho final sales a steadier tono pre- -vailud in the stock market, and in some Ine 1 stances there was a recovery of to lf, - ee IN RAILHOAD BONDS } the leading feature was tho continued activ. : §.f ity and fmprovement In Boston, Hartford & "tT Forte first, which rove to 4, renctert to 033g, anc ff rallied tas, * Peoria, Deeatur & Evansville Incomes receded toBl and B44; Columbus, Chit- = ‘There are any quantity of experiments now | tory results, and can thereto: going on in tho way of food and living. - A b Liver Conpialut und pick-t Ht Bed food dopotY ans ven oponed in ast aiffoubted wth Liver Compaen age siete wel atrovt, whore a great varloty of cooker aaa dinkos canbe obtained: ae oxtruordinac|iy. low Due ee tay 18.18, prices. For example, sovon differont Kindsof | pxarsti {rasa uruateunorer from hneumaleey « soup at: frow 15 to 25 cents per quart, inoluding a found no fellef until commenced af over, sou, er Cree rat ee lata chowder ust vaiuablg INDIAN | BLU00 Se miund tt med * ant corn e! neh, cont er quart. rel i tr en § ik situ petples aro zs conts por quart end 50 conte Fane veal, LLANNA VIESBESBEIG por pun, Ham, beof, veal, lnmb, tirkoy, A Good Blood Purifier. hs + Wauconda, Laka Coy} fi rN *. a . nolvilization that antedated the Cheistinn ora | cy whe! chicken, and pork, ronet or boiled, stulfed or Co. +] cage é Indinua Central incomes to TGTHS : PEDESTRIANISM. pooket must come out of the pockets of bus | toa renred its hond above the beads ot many Chureh;’ and the Rey, Charles HL, Hall, Reo- | boned, re from 28 to 40 cents por pound. Cod- Pzan gins Thave used rane Mrone Dian va 4 Take ers W San Thomees to, 75343 and | AuuEnT THE FIST TO MAKE ONE HUNDHED | NESs men Re oulere % ho boy for tho use of | Hiviug representatives of tho elvilzation of the | ‘OF of the Holy Lsiulty, Brooklyn, made in« | Beh ones a0) cote her dozony Moat plsand Seta Take pleusura i rocomuondie yt 24 nih ew York, Pennsylvania & Olio inconies to : Et one NS”) the wires, the consolidation were made + splring addresses, exciting the greatest on- = i. . 1, PRATT 41 61@ais{. Erle consuls (jecouds) Nr wes MILES ninetoonth century. ‘Tho baad azain played | siting A 68 Ing the greatest oblekon ples nre from $v to 80 conts , To the Western Assoctated Presa, New York, Jan, 24—In the pedestrian contest for tho. O'Leary International belt, Albort, of Philadolphia, completed his fiftieth inile at 5340 this morning, and was niuch ap- plauded, Att o’clock Jt Moore had taken tha second place from Vint, and was less than amile behind Albert, who had made elxty-elght aud five-clghtha miles, Sfoore ls the favorit in betting, McCoy has. with- drawn from the race, ‘The first to complete the ‘one-hundredth’ nile was Albert, who turned it precissly at stock for stock without watering, and tho rates for messages were to reninin the anmo as they ara to-<lay, 1 could have no ob- fection to’ uf, but the. courts might dluchdu’ otherwise, ‘fhe American Union has been doing a good business, Its oficers have assured me from time to time that the Company was earning large sums of monoy for Its stockholders. I was told that there would be ; » Hall Columbia," and tho , vast multitude broke | thusiaam frou the audience, é forth in Ail tho cereals can be obtaine cach. tonm-gooked, i q and puddings at 20, 25, and 30 per, quurt. Suppression Bhoridan, LaSalle Coos Fruit dumplinss nre & conta en ‘and coffee DEAR BIR: My daughter war a sutferer fram net ° and tea 10.cents por quart. Boot ten for recep~ | pression of Motatrerwan suid wftay IBDOTINS treale Honeand favallds ts furnised at 0 cents pur | tals dimeuluy for were thon h Year eiule and, uty urbe tho restaurantedt 19 €9 per gallon and | FeMace cme eepmae aie? tke tty in aa finches and dinners are furnished in any quan: | grace Tiedieises, abun ule wae Dr, Jarne’s AUS - tity. Lbavo myself tricd somo of thoarticlos | ative, | bethvushlinyaulf of the INDIAN Gh; eye aud found them good.—the beof tea, howover, | BYKUP, and, running over yo! pauper ca abe was not ng clear as that, supplied by the hoat Sausbt 9 sur remarks on the Ubsciee Miltin ner Mt ‘his , Tonatruntlon: ; Alye, and after declining to 100g recovered ta +O. Lehigh & Wilkesbarre conse! assented rose to 11034; Chesapeake & Ohio currency iy Gs to.50; Texas Preliic (Ilo Grande Division) }- firsts to 10014, and Incomes to TH. At ‘ies ) THE MINING EXCHANGES | this morning stocks were steady in price and a : JUDGMENT AGAINST THE KANSAS PACIFIO CHREnS, + RAILROAD, 2 Secretary Evarts turned to Commandor Gare Sults were brought by Elias Asiol ‘and ringo and congratulated him upon thocomple- | others and: Maurleo Sctigman against the tlon of bis arduous undertaking; all on the | Kansas Pacific Railroad in the Common ree Suntan tn Broenll ea iA trhinph ie Pieas Court to recover Interest on a number civil onginvoring; tho mu ny) were nyain i q Dont upon tho obelisk; tha sallors and inurinos ender ieabe aed Pri Te ‘attics dispersed, se ieioad ae ‘Tho Company set tp as’ anawer In fugo homoward bis ‘het hand was. solzed by q | Doth cases that It had been consolidated with scoro of udmirors, aad thore wus, some pleasant J Other railroad companies under the name of badinago, the Union Pacific Ratlroad Company; that’ . mfalramount of business was transacted, ‘The woles at the Mining Boards Inst week wer somewhat in excess of those of tho ), ‘week provious, and thero Is clearly an in- reason interest developing in the mintng in- teres : y f Testuuruiits, but tho taste was good, is | mua troublud, I \mmedinis banter undoubtedly the beginning of un ora when we Fae aeesce wus, soon Tes eed. to. ree ae spall bo Seer IOUEMOnIL, Oe vegetables, bealtt. a JOUN Jo WHT and our puddings as readily us we can our breud | , <7 ~ ’ und pastries. Tho diflicully heretofore hus beon Fomate Wenicienton conntt. thy tho price, DUE with this reduccd to astondard | peanein: vhie Le wcer Tuave bee * Lian, Witch gives only tho dlfforonce between wholes Gypenated Hf, duidit your geeat INDIAN UL “MUSIO IN THR Aut. for the Western Union fellows along In Feb: Tuary, when the American Union Ines were ter 4:46, Fourteen minutes Inter’ Moore made | fully completed to Chicago, Whether this FACTS AND! Fiqures, the bonds in question woro secured by mort- | f3l2SMa reteny And te, NS oPttem will be | greatly “troubled ‘with’ Weaknest- Your ete ‘ge QovLD's ruwxns <conrinuz vesy | IMs 100 iniles, with Hughes a minutoand a | iusto was for tho longs or shorta Ldid not | ‘The cost of transporting tho inonotith and | snus, In which no, foreclosure proceodings | solvad. SEN a reed eee Sha AUER es nuriapit” half behind, At 6:35 Tarrluan Jeft the | ask, for I was nelther long norshort. And | placing it on tho billock:west of tho Motropoli- had been taken in the United States Courts of te . on the Southwestern stocks, which thoy 4 think will probably begin to advance as soon BL) asthe telegraph deat te couchuded aud the *} eousolldation is finally completed. Mr. Vanderbilt's friends say that he de- A Too Greoly Haw merieus (Gu) Republtea sn a Ke LISTOF WHOLESALE DESLENS oSieriuGiet eNathtwisoopet anes Se Ties young culckon and clutched ie in ite. talons, bk Clk Inhnson's Indian Blood Syn : track with a score of 04 miles. It was soon after announced that ho had withdrawn from the contest. Io Is gaid to have been overtrained. Cuyon did not return to the track after bis soventy- fourth nile, and it was stated that ho had dropped out of the race. During the ovens ing Albert, Moore, aud Hughes kept the this long aud short business reminds me of a story of Larry Jerome, He went to an elec on of the Mariposa Mining Company, and handed In proxy for 4,000 shares. * Why, Mr, Jerome,’ exclaimed the toller, ‘thoro's no stock registered fn your pame. You have no right to vate.’ ‘Rut, sald Larry, In some astonistiment, ‘I'm short 3,000 shures, tan Musou of Art canyot bo known until after | Kansans, and o motion was made to transfer Commandor Gortlnge solla tho steamer Dessoug | them to the United States courts of this elty, res sngincs and ‘hachiuory ho hus om- Atuotlo was anbile to-lay by the plaintlita " r . for judazment in thelr favor on the ground: of Tho following Ngurcs woro given to the press | fraudulent answer put in by the defendant at Pe Grat Mme Sealers of the | nnd other rensons, and Judge Daly ordered obelisk from base to tip, @ fast juchea; baso ot too abolisky equure through a atin feot BY Epa SE Ee as oo inehos; at tho top, & j feet Inches square; Fe PU CO: ‘TION, gan to piirchase stock with Mr. Gould at.| lead end were-in good form. At 10:55'| Can't a man whois short vote os well as & | wolkht, fie tondy chain 2body pt tho abel, OL Dr. Norvin Green, President of the West pettom prices aro untrue Tho tach of | Alvert completed his Wd mille arid ott man who slong? “And Mrideramo’s propo # foot T laches in longtt; pyramiden, 7 feet T | orn’ Ynlon Telegraph Company, says 4 ‘ A young chic! ‘The mother ben instantly flow to the rescue of fee eee The hanes pivcnet ie heat with tho te other tuton, and tricd to mmuke off. ebell ran CHICAGO, a to the resoue and reached forth bis band to wt catch the bird, wheu the latter closed jts beak VAN, BCHA! ACK, STEVENEON & 00. 7 : +) on tho middie Hyer of bis bend, and then at- BUISON, PLUMMBI & CO. 03 and os Lake ea AN SOY clares that he never bought a share of West- {B3-era Union on the rise from 7 until It had él y pissed 91, and the street rumors that he be- terppted to fly away. IHiore is where greed ovor- K Foochad itsoll, for Sit bi giateh oe Marxist Tied aaa wrung is wes, eee eRreedy Prop TRNAULGH @ 90. 8 We