Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1881, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY; MAY 22, 1881I—TWENTY yvaune. 4 Zz "GROCERIES. Lo WASH y “ the Assistant Postmaster had made a miastate-. ; I: fgellitate tho movement of tho ayin DEY GOODS, &c. GR WASHINGTON: Inptcgnecially wuest dor pow he bad seated CoOL. SCOTT. Bromine, then westward to Cato, Wine See Seemeanear E 2 rigs se : M3 fhe plain truth. .Ana'stiit ~*" ahs mes pier svry}.t perfect. the_military transportation in thd 1 DRY GOODS... ches 5 : : jou TA CeREAIS : arocae! os eae ‘Wastern-wnters, -and=-afterwards to “yar bY. MEG Oe aes gov meee ; ‘BS Magingls @loyaied warcaited eueotaioncy | Death ‘at 9 O'Clock Last Night of | sme" bone. lle beenme known ag ut Edt Ae a py ae aay cy | The Gentle Goddess Dullnese-| stenseobpisetanne never semana | Death at 9 O'Clock Last. Night Of.|-ue cnsar-narnoap-oinccton op. 1 SM. ROTHSCHILD, e Gentle Gods SS DUINESS | to Maginnis, mildly charged his assistate with Thomas A. Scott. ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES, 3 MAORI ee { “Nodd ing Sleepily at th ao unauthorized. use of -his name, and it is sup- In June, 186, he resined the position of a 1% ee = 2 : ‘ posed recommended, in, 'some term, u reéstal 5 — 2 ‘sistant Secretary of War, and resumed his 05 2 Lys — area eer lees lighment of the -originit-service of:-sevem times | “Sio~ pgm oe ich ade Pautles’ as Vice=Prestacnt of the Penns ae LOTHSEHILDS-~~+- OFFERS THIS W. = : “he +e ba weoke At:any, rigloal servtoo of ‘swag shortly | Sketch of the Career Which Made | Yong. At we timorot the battle at ies a orc EBs 3] EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. ven a-dally, service, ‘and “Neginnis, fe “there was a great-genrcity of awmualtion ie the 3 fotusculuys: tees fo ws. ae Pow nd Se - Re See pees, Suentteegcep fie wep during aortuicag exigcney, Gol. Seat Sap EL * 2OPHSCHIED'S : ; oF, : cee ie: ee ae Pleot Aix, | advising that this service.be cut off,’ sonal change, ‘anc accompanied x train ROTHECHILD'S: SUE DEPAY MENT: iuigreridry Sark iacatae ere eees. | ere : - ee * -| Gradual ‘Migration of the: Great.Men f:rico.has been ucted on... : 3 loaded with powder. Hot boxes were notlecags ROT Seats: “Growing in popularity daily. - i! : } Wh s Ha fhm et a Thin ee) iy gitar ere ae some of the gare: bun re te 12 stination: wi : PRS S ie % “Mix oe neariy’ “rea fand ! alt: mi] HPOTISCIEDS Bigcy Sits all warranted to wean, | The Place to Invest! Hse ; 0 Have Mixed things _ * DHE. TREASURY. proved fatal to important uemy opsteey erp ROTE HED: saihehes Sere soar SLI Sty a a s 5 : § 0B sadly. : eS THE 5 PER CENTS NEARLY ALL IN. ae wee =nuirrled eras mee formidania” 1 Be t = ane on fetne . ? 7 TNGTOS,.“D; .C. ca wee ps if anger to. ft” conjents,~ and -.the OT SEEDS 2p pioces Col'd ress Silk: Inall the ee j Petes - . : f <P evening ost the teeta His Management’ of é One of “t cars arrived: at Ste. pointe whére thee ees POTISGHILDS "newstndes Giese ‘Sever sar: |” yeersnods-who has, been PAYING RENT, and jp 110 & 112 Madison. : "| 53 called fecentiy By the’ “Corporations of ‘Modern Tho spevtntgte:wigbebinsine uct ame OLE HUHISEHILDS once core DEUEDEGY "20 IS SAVING. XONEY, and wants to ae aia Accurate Acconutof‘the Working for What | wil] neve boen exten ob peg nee eS Hin Tiss bo ras very nctioe, Wh eiaection vi Kori: LDS, ae es 1 AVING 2 q $ agi . 1 - a Pee pes ee ee g ry active, _ 2 % pieces Cot'd Sathis, Se; usual | noguEE ie : 3 a 0 oft orking nave been pxtended.. - SEF Ter eee ro ‘ ites: HIS prea, 250. Brergbody rho is paying DOCTOR'S BILLS, ‘and AD It Was Worth of StarRoute <- ~ _ THE NATIONAL ‘BANK CIRCULATION : cou. SCOTT DEAD... Le Pena Uae ROA, dpproncn tees apron HDS At sro, all new colored Dress suks. | "LUE SHODY WITH. CHILDREN. and wanting 7 2 MOrOL OF star-ttonl ishigher to-day thun ever before, and is stendl- |" => speetat Dispatch to The Chlcago Tribune: of Penusylvanla, and ‘it was lurgely utraccouns % 5 |. hem,to, crow up jturdy, and, stron; ree. from i & Iprising. It is“ nearly $303,090,000. " Gold-note |: “Pmrapeneara, May 21—The death of Col. | of the timely steps. be advised and aided ing Black Siiks, $1.00, $125, influences of city streets, will do well to come «NO -89, . é sdete BS ELPSIA ay... 21,—The deat Lf y Ste at ‘ u Gonna emake & catty OF fee ore Gusais week acocls Or 10:9) se ia. OF af R Ec B20 eee : giteutation raid eee Fe * on: ip Thomas A: Scott, which bad been hoyrly antici- Pan eeeee movement was saecessfiny “ Usese coiebratod SIk3, and Kuar-. |: my; prepnred:to zo With us and see HAST GROVE, ) z a S:. because the Jaw limits the ciraulation of '| Dated for the..paat two: days, occurred at fis} * ‘ eonine: Fs S Sotee ite ake geerenereee nC Lae LL ie aids oe Sreeen Tee wOdeTata eh ert wang | Equntsy home, in Dery. at-9uypLOeK Abis even: | 15 songesibes Ise ne. was ayaa form = 1000 sanis Satin-fintsh, 2% inches, | STCb yenmus hat Aldean buy. ay : National - Bank ‘ Circulation: ‘Larger: grease.) It is undoratood that.an. attempt will | ing. “he primary. ciuse of bis death was a col-.| 28 September, 186) po. wus ag formalty. tk SUIk, $1.19; chaap at SL7s. —— i ~ Pressed‘ {nto the National. service, being a; Black a9; Hy ee * Si : y Present Than Ever Be- ° be made at the next session to extend the cireu- 1'slon in tho West, twenty-five years avo. His | pointed Colonel: dnd . Assistant’ Quartermaster: ROTHSCHILD'S Rich Satin de Lyon, $1.75 upwards. HERE fie 3 HEY ARE! Keelor’s Marm: alade,’ 5 jars for. :.$1.00 fo i 2 fee ties fo tint a bane ia Seltosais a jef t side was paralyzed, and, for seyeral days, he yng as igned to; duty ea ine, Seal Ka Gent: SC! LD'S — id . tax, = of? g g : mn certificates’; A be 7 re . 3 ve = ef hich 18, TOHSCHILD'S Stmuner Sliks, Ste, «7, 50c. ; eras Best Turkish Prunes, 1U lbs for 60 . fort Desnite the ‘inereace of-Nationsl-bank ciroutn: | (Vts taablo to move. From: this te never en- | ROUSSE , SRE: necuine Cask with nich wi HOTHSCHIL'S = cca 3: $85, $00, and $125. onarontn- | New Zante Currants, 10.1hs for. 65 Hon, the demand for new notes stilleontinues. | tirely recovered, and any slight ‘illness or fa-'| ‘Omicar ayer railway tiuey’ Teudiug “f - 18S GOODS wr yatnaunes ofge or auaeriy or annua perments | Halves Peaches, 10 Tbs for. ...< 60 : New Eygland’t§'the most climorous: -. ‘ tigue was accompanied by'i numbness in the: ‘Loulsvilte to, Nushviliey and trom POP’ ) e y esr? g oe ae .. 4, s rakes ~ ey oa oy 3. 4] Chattznvugi 3 au Sips .POLULAR D! | NEPHOUE IN PERUSE! Persons bulldog 00] | ‘a ten Blackberries, 10 Ibs for 1.00 |-All the Five Per Cents Not Unlikely aaa whu‘rives. ink 03 | left side” wateh often alarmed him, ::‘The seedaa|-pojnt fayard Chattenvoza; ‘Ho was uutburized EOTHSCIEL DS DEPARTMENT. | percentinareste Oc mew! build. to sult purchase: | Sliced Apples, 10 Ibs for.......- 60 ga AAt the closo of business to-day, notices tra: | Shock came about threo years ago, after tho ar- | CP ae ret ia! needed, Actual ene POTSCLD } Ber i naymonis: ani AAPDICS, Lp es - to Be in by. Monday.- been received ut the ‘freusury Department for | duous labora 4 ee na toiennlen ieswe itn HOLESCHILD'S 19 this cevartizent being opened | OT OLE Le ronorty ts very andeomelyim- | Alden Ras phorriess 10-Ihs for. the continuance of $20,473,800 of 5 percent |” DURING. THE-nIOTS, Rigs "corps to, Cuaraiueogas with wan oka Dress Sultings: | proved, the sircaistingd with, shade tees and over-.| Citron Pochy.d 8 f0r...--+. + Ponds, gif most instnneps the bonds have al- |'ard he was ordered abroad for the @rst vacation | rapidity, “utilizing old vallways and” const S 5 inches wide. all-woot colored | lumediately. Church and schoo! now being bullt.on | 7 me 4 Yhe-for, 60 DULLNESS. thought that the limiesof $25)0n,000 of reris: | that he had taken slace he ‘became Vice-Prest- | ins new ones, re i duetase: aipin's Cashmere, se, clieap oc | ur property. Sjauealks are luld 2s, ee eee Genin a AO Ths tor os GO|. \ rme-eus or Tum Dar! ered ie whieh caniape "couvoried fnto,| dent of the Company. n 10 ‘Tue Directors In . tlwool. Grey | in addition te shade and ornamental trees now term 0, 10 Ii: 4 Spéctal Dispatch to’‘The Chicago Tribune. per cents, wil e | reached’ Mon--| his absence, voted him an indefinit leave of ab- | ‘vith “needed supp! " ‘tacts we rare? the lots, every lot gold this month will bo thoroughly | Last India Sago, 10 Abs fore 75 |. Wasnrnoton, D. Cy May 21—Gen: Stephen A, | {8Y,, Next | Quito.z.i& large | cnumber | sence, nid tho vote was not made public uat{l it | cutely terasrosted te wt Gee wanted, “ cl East Grove is on th 2 a tee 4 Peru Jul ‘has 4] - ro cd x = 7 = ina remurkal shor ae, Col. -Scort's fais: ; 5 | to be sclectod by purchaser. East Grove ison the c, | Imperial Granum, 5 Posh be 60 | Hurlbut expects tosdil for Peru July 1. “H of palourams were reealvod™at tha Treasury De-") tod neon communiéated tobim, and bls accept- | 4 bly shot thine. Cul.-Scutt's serve: 38 inches wide Enzityh Cashmere | 19 0 ining Downer’s Grove. on the east, | Macaroni, domestic, 12-1b hox for. ~ 6 Deets tosall for Peru July 1. | He.bhs ‘| partment ‘to-day, “inquiring if 6 per’ cept bonds ” : sona?| ices fn the army were truly remarkable: Browude, Zoe; worth 8c. righ iargoshd rapidly growing popaiation, churches: | Macaroni? Host {Lalas 2iel bOX,, BOD | LCM reluctunt to. accopt the mission, Dut the | Would bo accepted. Tor lech version IeeoBIE nes | anco of the rest assured. “He salled for Europa ought thg gee 2 jieees Nuns’ Velling, 46 inches | schools. stores. and every conventence for comfort | 2 acaroni, cee Rey oes Se" = | Administration is sinxiotis'to have him go there. | cents If forwarded ‘to-day. ‘Tue following reply | in-May. 1878, and ‘spent: more than a year. in | 7°USDE th Sree. 2 3 ie andhesiih. “an ease, pleasant ride from te city. ‘in the attempt of thie Various Poyrers to destroy: | W'S telegraphed in enet instance: traveling and récreati of the Petusylvanin Railroad Company, and hy #Dispateh received. -Time for recoiving 6 per cent bonds for contiiuance bis expired, and request cannot be granted. ¥ “ WILLIAM /Winpos, Secretary,” rds. June, 1874, succeeded J. Edgur Thomson as Bulted u Humber of lehding European ‘physi? clans, and tried the various baths which are so > PRESIDENT OF ‘THAT ConroRapioy, - 2: universally -used by jnvglids. It was thought | He had baat eat fondeat foe setceal yi ia 4 if “the treatme previoysty.:‘fhe succes vbick bet ‘ thar bis health wag benefited hy the treatment | TreVioancial and business alfuirs during and rest, but ~.: "> 2 panic, and-‘subsequently, 1s best: evidencediby A PEW SONTHS’ WO! TA teal eae ly of the read ate Freon tt e,: on his return: brougat on the disease in a more | In May of last year, uta “meeting of the Direc- : ; jg | tors OF the roud, he handed in - bis resiguatio Vresidency, of ,the Pennsylvania Ratlroad, and THE RESIGNATION WAS A SURPRISE wide, ie upeal with an abundance of trains to any line of bustoess. Only a few cents 3 lot. Living Expenses suit people maimost | Lobsters, 10 cans for. ‘i Salmon, 10 cans for. Shrimps, 10 cans for Sardines, 10 caus {9 Boston Baked*Beans, 10 cans for-. Eagle Condensed Milk, 10 cans for, Coffee Essence, 10 boxes for. Coxe’s Gelatine, 10 pkgs for... the Government of; Peru, it will be found ‘that: y Will: be disposed to lend. a inches wide Lace Bunting, Gc, ‘ie per yard., 37 wloces ,All-Wool Lace Bunt- nz. re the United States, wil helping hand to a friendly Power. SEORETARY LINCOLY r Fort Leavenworth Monday, EX-SENATOR BRUCE, ? tho new Register of the Treasury, complains that ho. ig already overrun with olficescexers. He has no office to give. F c, 3c; reduced from 2c will legve fo1 WASsuINGron, D. C., May 21—At a meeting this eyening, largely uttended by prominent citizens and’ thoso ‘yctively interested in benef- # pieces black double-width Bro- Cades, 2ige; usual price, 2c. ches wide all-wool redaced from Ge. — One-third tess than In the,clty. Nelson’s Gelatine, 10 pkgs for. THE PRESIDENT icent organizations, a ‘constitution was udopted - ie After itwas read 4 Tu the point of : Babbitt’s Lye, 16 cans for...---.:+ Went to ME, Vernon to-das, and, for the, Srat | usa basis of an organization to be known as the | shortly afterward from all nctive business. Ho | £0,the Ditectors, After, ft was read for several still retained an office fh the Pennsyivanin Itall- | ence. AM attempts to ftiduce bim to withdraw. PRG. EMEROIDERIES. < HAMBURG. EMBO! : Hme since tho jpauguratjon, took a few hours | ited Cross Society. Judce William Lawrence of -duvlight for rést from Gfiicescekers. Hie road building, by special direction of the Board | nis resignation fwied. ie pleaded ill-healtn, ‘Sund Se Embroidery reduced ta, ‘H hth iness Best, Brazil Nnts, 10 lbs fer. i presided, ton, Mnently iden- a ee ea u " Best Peean Nuts, 10 Ibs for........ 90 | Erameritn the caresar the Presitentateniee: | Ulled with sanitary aud hospital wvork during | of Directors, and yntll’ two oaths. agg was in He fused mplliy during the past year. and hig mygnd Jse Hmbrolders redueed to | ast GuOVH Inunsnrpaeed sien Inna, PURE | Shelled Almonds, 5 Ibs for..-.--./. 1,69 | ine greatig worn ynoa him fieisin oseelingt | tho Civil” ‘and. corispicuous’” during | the habit of yisiting it almost dally. Hero he | SNtea'wueks ang he. devormiucd to: attead wee ‘ WATHtand diorougi drainage. Jt 1s surrounded | Soft Shelled Almonds, 10]bs for health, however. - : = | the... -Franco-Prugsian...--war ... as, . que | Técelved lis friends, and spent a few bours pl wedding of tha: son ot Theadure Cuyler,» Ha and Ie Embrolders reduced to | 4; ‘beautiful country of heaviiy-wooded. bills and | Best Filberts, 10 ier: race iso eel LAPP, ib certaie s of ‘the ied’ Cross * gépreéentatives, read j antly, going with a serving man at bis side to Bet Ingo bis carrione and jas driven to : Mays, 5 4 SVESTMEN" ¥ \s . A tho repo ox-Gov: | a-paper i ' b id from his residence, I last saw him at the | Cuyler’s door. io Fnotman opened 1 ersonis looking for HOMES or INVESTMENT can | Best Walnuts, 10 Ibs for. ere isno truth in £1 ort ° ng | Paper showing the senpe and; eMiciepoy.of the | an! his resiqence.. I la stonisi Wand re Mmbroiders reducedto 20 | «coast GROVE FREE by euling on US. Best Virginia Peanuts, 10'lbs Bp | grmment Printer Cinpp is Mo subsued Colsietsh os | Tees Cross Socteties ia Countries where the Order-| opera, in the Dizectors” box, on tho eee evening | Gaitiane-duor ho wits ustonisied’ to ind the, ngadts Wae ae ansiemA Best Roast Ya. Peanuts, 10 Ibs 65 | Engraving. oes ee tere Hoe jee ovamment Reked'for ita | Ofte Mapleson season. It was plain Laat Bey is “A DEATI-LIKE PahtoR — - spmis PS RE . : : + 3 : : wO . A JERE + BLACK m, tho United States. Several of the Cabinet off-.| Tecomnized but very few of those around him, | va, on nis face; and he was evidently vei ‘Those thut were 8130. are now S650. Street & Co. Premium Chocolate, 10 Ibs for-..+ 8-20 | seain tums his faeetowards the wiuning aide. "| cers and many of the highest army olliciuls ure | and we remarked as we left the box: “fe will | He" Gus ‘deived to Ine Louse, exten ae ‘ aan owesia ‘ 5 : 9 | Cocoashells, 10 Ibs for: +, 50 | He denies, with indignation, that he took sides xery wart supporters “of ‘the ‘cause,’ uotably | soon be a dead mai He slowly drose from his | and Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, Dr. Wilson, and othee. *Thaso.cauy ware Si Aare. ni ra : 95 Washington Alkethrepta, 10 bottles: fa 4.25 | one way or. the ether in rexard to Stanley | Secretaries Blaine, Windom, and Lincoln, Gens. seat, and, leaning on thé shoulder of his man, | physiciuns were hurriedly gumunoned.. a glaneg NS ‘Those that were $7.50 ere now $125. | PtonrigwrsatEsst Grove, Office % Washington-st, : Z ; * | Matthews’ confirmation. He say3 his° rel Sherman, Grant, Sheridan, ‘Townsend, Hucker, | Coited to tho door.. On tho Tuesday after, | told then: that Col. Scott had suffered another’ oon: 3, Green Rio, 10 Ibs for 1.80 | With that gentleman and his wife are so friend. nud Assistant Surgeon-General Crane.) * . at aches if 1 | stroke of parajysis.. The usuy! restorutiyes were ‘Those that were &.00 are now SL. 2 Gs Java. 10 Ibs for... 2250 | Wy wat he ls pained mat. an unfounded new about threé weeks . ago, Col. “Scott,” who | applied, and tho puisent ‘rallied slowly ‘at first, Sic Roasted 0. G. Javac S$ for.... 2.50 | paper rumor should :have risked the intarrup- © CINCINNATLP?S SUNDAY {| *% slvays in excollent spirits, and nigde | but with astonishing rapidity in’u few day ‘Those that were $450 are now #200, : tion-of their pleasdut- feelings -towards euch. NCINNATPS SUNDA light of his inrmities, determined to attend | While the pute wha qd been apprised of Whoie Pepper, 10 ths for. other: : fhe ae ee thé wedding of thie som of Theodore: Cusler, | illness througlr the newspapcrs, were” expect FURNITURE, CARVETS, &c. x to hear of- his death, Cel Scott was fast gettimg > better, and within x week of bis attnck was abla « to get out of bed‘and wulk across the tloor.. He wis removed ta Sou VITUOQUT BYRNT. CORK, ‘cial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Whole Allspice, 10 Ibs fo Hemp Seed, 10 ths for. Canary Seed, 10 Ibs for. Rape Seed, 10 Ibs for. THE FRIENDS OF WILLIAM E. CHANDLER. : Say, now that he has-been. defented for the'|” Solicitor-Generalsbip by Democratic votes, ho will use tha fact umong-the New Hampshire Stalwarts for election to the United States Sen- ate, to succeed Mr. Collins. ® few doors . below his - residence, “on: Kitten: house Square.. He got into his carriage, and ‘was driven without a mishap to Mr. Cusler's door. - When the footuian opened. tho earripge- door he was astonished to’ find the Colonel re- oom Crxcixnati, O., May 21.—Tho: reform’ Mayor informed the ‘proprietors of: Heuck’s Opera-~ House to-day that the San Francisco Minstrels Monday morning will find every. sioce thrunenunt tke entire eetab- isnmcn: tilied with tue most de- sirable zssortment of goods in the Houec-Furnishing Goods Dep't. . sogn after. ‘Thursday night’ it: became evident. LD YES! — tired from the Supremo:Bencb. ‘MRS..GALFIELD’S CONDITION... Wasutxeros, D. C., May. 21—Mrs. Garfield's coudition remains unchunged to-day, “As, how- ever, this is un alternate day, upon’ which ‘her fever is expected to be higher, the attending physicians consider her general improvement us | im, & most Hopeful aymptouz. : INTEREST ON‘ RAILROAD BONDS. The Secretary of the Treasury has directed that the interest on Pacific Railroad ‘bonds bé hereafter paid by checks from the Department toe OrHSCHIN ROTHSCHIED BHUTHSCHILD'S 258 STATE-ST. noticed that his memory was falling, but he rez | of the De Young brothers, of-the San Fran tained his: spirits, and laughed anc joked with | Chronicle, di his physicians ‘and attendants longafterevery |~.-- > hope of ‘saving lis life. had vunished.. His bed: side was surrounded all day by his wife and bis nearest friends, including his son, James. He begame unconscious this morning, and) gered in that conditiofi until his death, HIS BIRTH-PLACE. - ‘Thomas A. Scott was born in Loudon; Frank- _ SPRING BUGGIE: HIE! : : LDS Faney Goods Department Castle Mills White Winter, per brl DR. GEORGE B. LORING, , i] Wpuld be allowed to play-tn that theatre to-mor- | clining on the sea. $ that he was about to recetve-anuther stroke, and : : My friends and-I have always bought of Ulick | YUSi10 4 ers iar the new Commissioner of Agriculture, is recov- :| TOW ats they had advertised to do. ‘The matter | “ pag ee every precaution was taken to.relieve him.” Hia- HOTHscHinps Comet Depariment, Bourke, # and ss West Madison-st. . | Erideof St.Louis | f perbri. 6. ering from the severe sprain of his ankle which {| was taken into the Coucts.un a wslt of tujunes oho eee TCE FALLOR im, | Condition grew worse. and his tleuth ‘was: hourly ROTHSCHILD'S Tandkerchlef Derertment. Gold Medal, St, Louis per bri. was caused lust Saturduy hy his betas thrown'| tion brought by the .progriet ‘inst tho:| W®S0nbis face, ana he was evidently very ill. | expected. During sil his illness, Col. Scott's HOniscHieus 7 Plani’s Extra” “se perbri. from bis buggy. “All day yasterday letters and | Novorsuttte bo e -broprietors against, the | {le was driven: bagk to his, hquse, carrjed up- | mind had been Pertectly clear until Friday eyen- Bee Lace Goods Department. Archibald’s Extra Patent, per bri: Hones Connie ee ae emcens, Coutlema’ || Stubbs luw rorbids * the giving of w'tegro wing | Stairs, and Dr. 8. Weir Mitebell, Dr. Wilson, and | ing, when it was noticed sari ee ee Gents’ Furnishing Goods Dep't é Undervwood’s Ex. Patent, ‘per bri. Hee OE orca ear a a ceeeed a Sou ae be eee Leg Ee | canoes ey uctens were purriedls summonea. “4. and joked with “hls attendants. ‘long after every’ Boslery Departmens. oo Bs ey a F niany visitors called, He says. there ure'many':| (jth their performance provided their aces were | FI2° a - Sco! au hope of saving his. life kad vanished. His hed ; Why, because he keeps on hand 2 largo and fine | A+ & G. German Soap, per hox.... other matters iu which he thinks his Depart- ‘| not bucked, 40 the Saw: Fruncistos wilrephere | ® third stroke’. of paralysis. Tho usual | side wus surrounded all day by hiseivife oad Glove Department. aseortment of Parlor, Chamber, Dining. and Kitchen | Kirk’s German Soap, per box...... - munt should progross, In profereuce fo its head :| us advertised in the afternoau\and evening, but | Femedies wero applied, and tha Coldae} rallied, eluding’ his-son, Jumes, P. Domesule Department, ” Furnituye, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets,Cook stoves, Babbitt’s Best Sou id per box. being eines a eetetr dnt abines, whieh, lust ne "| in the white form; It 1s thou the novelty of | slowly at first, but with. astonisnihg ‘rapjdity. | 5f GBS iske 3 Hades akchiaintenedit Ranges, Oll-Cloths, Crockery, und Cutlery, whieh ne | Jeyne’s Starch, G-Ib Woxes......<., ae ee ee MARONE +7} eeathine will attritct a larger bouse tban'would | after afew days. While the public, ho had |-qrre LATS GEORGE C HARDIE + pe hain sells at tha very lowest feures for cash, or on} Kingsford Starch, 6-[b boxes. . iit dla Rania iy “idden. <0 20 88.8, DUBE Cert mot Dees for-') heen apprised of his illness througa the press, | “ixprasarouss, Ind. Muy 2-oThe emai ob Shawl Depariment. easy payments ateash prices. . : woted Phe Repubhetas yesterday in favor Hy ein pee ea : were expectinz bis death, Col. Scott was fast George C. Harding were buried yesterday. It Button Depariment, Pirapbetehd siphon hatcrae teste tags ted] ENE % Se ’ igeleaaaciget ieee : OVER THE RHINE.” . | getting better, and, within a waek of bis fracat-,| was the intention of Mrs Hisding to carryout : Gill coe good gacds and tate dealing 3 oS ot Sie ee a Crxcixxatt,0., May 21.—An “Over the Rhine"! | tack, was able to get out of bed end walk across} her husband's wishes and ‘bave {he- body ores Fringe Department, et good cod PN a a cate, jwarious cand dates for tho position of theatre manager advertised. performance to- | the-floor. The sick man was removed to his | muted, but the directors of the crema tory a S ifpbow Department, - BONWT. FORGET._ there is to. ba na iminediate onange. » Secratary | Morrow, pf. ¥ vocal concert and u lecture on | country seat near Derby, as soon as he was able, a person who had died whmemeapeiase” sok Notion Department. 2 aa j Kirkwood Is quoted as saying that he does not. Yentrilonuisim, with. practical illustrations ‘py | and the change seemed todo him goud.' ~ ~ Pie Stet ea: . - i expect a change. Mr; Bentley has rendered very .!'the ventriloquist. Mayor Means notitied bin LATE oN THURSDAY NIGUT BARTLEY CAMPBELL, SR. : _ = ° cit -] that this was an evasion of lyw and that ‘the po- | it became evident that he was about to receive oN. = Every article as advertised. : 5 A] 5 SENATOR DAVID pike AND. SENATOR Lo- lice would ‘interfere. The aainer then pe ‘another stroke, and every precaution was taken pA Dene e Ase MAY, ae Ge ee SF ~ é A . LD é a a ‘or a worder and’ injunction. 7 fs i ILA a GAS i the + ‘i th to relleve the patient. His condjtiqn grew-worse, | ants, died last evening, in bis 72d year. * * . AML ¢ for the West Mond: Davia | The-hearing of the argument is set -forWed- = is ri; oe ROCs, Cee: veRing, TERE Re ES 8:50 HOTHSCERLD, 92 and 94:West Madison-st. : i WL epee cee oe ate eae nay Paeite | «Meuntimezi.restruining order has | 9n¢ yesterday his death-was" hourly. expected. le ott at 'S. ee ~ J = a 1S00-! “+ | Coastina party with Justice Swayne, now re-*| ‘ube ig heard. + » | Durme‘ail bis Nncds Col’Scorr's " MRS. DE,XOUNG. Sir: S 2 te wee . ‘ Perfectly ‘clear “iintil yesterda: SAN Francisco, May 21.—Mrs. Amelia, mother ~ REMOVALS. led Thursday, aged 72. We desire to notify our friends and “the public generally that we have removed to > DIAMONDS, WATUHE, i : aoammmaammammaanrmmaaaaanees i TING. It may prove a imatterof great interest to the ajority of tho “citizens of Chieago'to know that they will have an opportunity of witnessing a ‘gefies Of yaoht. races, the present. season wortby,. of tho"bést ever got ‘up by the yacht clubs of New York and Brooklyn. It transpired yesterday that a prominent .citizén of Sy ee A AL ABBOTT & C0., » Manufacturers of An Old Miser Living Near Cincinn: Found . Dead -in_a Miseradle. Pen, in . Which He Had Resitied tor Yeary—A Fakthful Dog, iis Only Companiopy Standing Watch Over tite Corpse; Res.” : Le : See instend of on schedules nt tho Sub-Treasury of- cL eka POG : Fess REN Xp Borden Block, COrMEL | eee cere eee Sul Treasury of Chicago, has become the purebaser of the | U8 County, Pa. His birth-place is a smailtown | yisty Its Removal. __ a Bargains in Fine Diamonds, [SN oc mmm Satre: He] Randolph and Dear- | dio Beey Mh weretore, noroutter bo | cotobented Ganddlan yacht, Countess of Dumer. | 223 ‘Goanibetaty Here. ho seray to pan: SpeciulPlspateh,to The ‘Chicaag. Tribune,: * 7 ine a 2 n z Ss ‘ 2 a T= | paid by check. : ; a ss a ood in‘datly Passing wagon-trains-an NNATI, 0. May 31—One-hal? wi . Bargains in Gens’ Fine Gold Watches, P MIs INVESTIGATION. tu, and that she Is now qn ber way fo-thlselty | stages, which he wus to ace enlnrged tothe tim of A a tani ea ae be with the expectation of ‘towing ‘through as fur as Milwaukee. The latter’ point will be reached about, next Sabbath, and ‘Capt. John Prindi- ville; with a party ot” Chiedigouns, ‘will be there to take’ charge. -The..ucquisition of the Lady Dutferin will mense proportions which, through his ‘intiuence lurgely, the facilities for this flood-riae of inter- nal commerce have assumed. One of the occu- putions of :his’ father was tho: manufacture of tne road, has stood for many years a ho’ twelve feet Bquare and eight bich,” com old boards, barely nailed together.’ The, open ing, an apology for an eptrayce, {3 yery narpiy . Bargains in Ladies’ Fine Gold Watches, - Bargains in Fine Gold Chains, : Bargains in Silver Watches, born-sts., where we will continue to keep of the charges ulfecting the offic! integrity of Col. J.O. P. Burnside, disbursing officer af the Postotfice De) exoneration. ‘The total exports of breadstuffsforten months ROSS AN NAR partment, resulted in his complete give “Chicago - +Bargains in Nickel Watches, H ono ron a full line of fine Im-| ,% April 1881, was $225,155,601; samo period.| vachts.—-tho others “being ‘the -luler andere | the famous Loudon whips, used by the Cones- | 4.87 burely hight’ silffielent to’ pass'throver x Bargains in Fine Gold-Filled Chains, HKCH SPINE DUSLICS, ported and Domestic | iS) s8siae 7 vo | Miking. gue Dufferin is a rooms-look | toga wagoners in whels tollsome Journeys over | withous atucpieg, “Enis navel ce nee eek : pas 5 SPANISH CLAIMS... ing er. cubin is large, aa a pas rHieriles thous, stvoping. “This hovel, or pen as And everything in the Jewelry line. Also,lib- | The only easy ridinz sidebar in. the world, and the Cigars Ata meeting this afternoon of. tho Spanish- eOntAly ‘six. _ staterooms, pesiies “the Phomps catagled ry ithe pajerane cet ne Sout ve veseeey, ealea = the ‘abode'of-a «.. only Bugcy suitable for the rough streets of ‘Chicago. = Se American Claims Commission, Count Lowen- | main cabin or dining-saloon, fourteen rect ways, whose avocation was being: gradually de~ veritable miser, 72 yearsof age, whose only comr erat adranees made on the abore class of goods Wneusouadle rates of interest, at [0H N. DONNELLY & 00,S| jasceteinnm ate aban Bees at, as cts |S Mg ty ate a 7 ; . f + 9) rored in thls market und gold ae astonishingly iow |, Sherman House. Amount oF SOM principal Gand ntetese for | the mew qriner. Is what people vulgaris sists g | PoFtaNce of the commercial’ labors they were | ir he had eo chosen, to have livedin a clvilized -.- ep prices. ye een = = Iosses caused by the seizure of his plantation, | ‘thoroughbred, “nd it therefore need not sur- | then conducting. manner. But bis ‘uvarice was sogreat’ that he MONEY LOAN OFFICE, Office & Repository, 298 Wahash-ay. FIRM CHANGES. nour Matanzas, in 1860, “His United: States oli | prise aaybody: if le matched her aainst tho | > ~~ “ms FATHER ~~ 2°, |-found she-habits of a-Dignee Indunmoren, = aad p We 8, ~ zenship. was admitted, as were the general facts | - lex and, Viking rig A toar of spalling qualities. to | died while{he was a mere tad, and on Aug, 1, JoyaUle, becauaé’ more profitabl res DISSOLUTION. of. the case, the plantation having heen. seized | #scertain wy’ the threo are entitled to tno | is41, ne wis appointed to a clerkship’ in tho Paces ML rshae tat pact oa ‘No. ns Dearborn Stes ‘Opposite the new Grannis Block. . i = = se 2 business of paper-box manufacturing in the City of | 74 ex a ‘ fra pos : * : V ! who rendered a decision to-day, awarding tho SECOND REGIMENT. itis rulated that tho frst financial achievement | morning two farmers, beat on -aw errand ‘of. RICORE'S ITAL RESTORATIVE, | cutcsgo pas ths dar boon dlasnicea by mutonl con: | claimant principal and interest amounting to Vie (gens eRe GE a maa ef o plumed: himséle' was thesaving. | ere h be yan errand ol 2 sent, and clther of the into parties ts anthorized to | Claimant principal and interest, amounting to Out of hispétty carninus, of aaum Inne enon, | tals kind, visited the den, aiid-on-a near’ ap-: i AOSCELLANEOUS. SONS OF MAINE é zo here- ‘ ely yexetable, producing no reaction. }oxes of 50 b AND. Pos : : f a : ‘Tho Society of tho Sons of the State of Maino wil | pilis, {Lot 1 £1 IN. S10, of DIL LUVASEOR, 1 bis | ore extended tons. AS, &'P. P. RANDALL. Fresident Garfield “received this mording | Briggs House, ‘Tho result of his rescarch- | and fendiness in unraveling complicated ag- | 82d. peering throu itpon the ground, with thedog > hold a grand bananet and reunion atthe Palmer | jive Hichcileu. Faris, None genuine without. tho | Referrimg to the above, the undersigned, F. rr, | Aixht Tempar Commanderies from Boston and |g was tho opinion “that at last ‘tho | counts and adding up long rows of Ogures, sim- | ‘crouched upon its ureast. ‘The shining eyes of House on rhursdar, June 16 and expect latze nuia- | SGD), Gancrat Azont on side Of cach Dor” CAe- | DUeK late of litebia k Duck (naner-box manutacts | Frovidonce, hero on thole way to Hlehmond. | Teimont- bad “secured: for’ stselt worthy | ilar to:that® possessed by mathematical prods | Seou tse ee na er es seep ape CF eS Of Pes and thor Seaton it yeromaauaine, Mussachu: | WON-A former azentol mine is now advertising « | and Gardner liouses of this vity: taving purchased | Ware then shown theeagh eae White Howse > | quarters; “and ‘that the atrangemants of ‘the | gics- is eet c. | RepBERS and no maintained (a waresteniags ihe Sociuty will holda mectinz for special business | AAT Het eeates Medes ae eee MlcoEds, Vie haper-box manufactory, Sos. 18 ynd ee Montage | oo ae hew armory were all that could be desired both | 1p 187 | he became” chick’ ‘under’ “A. | fuimon ‘hreuthe “Tho furimers, whose feats fidw receive new members ‘at rue Palmer Houso | Itlcord's Itestorativa Pilts,to haveastmilarity inname, | Whig respectiuily. walle the \itronaize of the Tate MUSCLE SHELL. from a military and social-point of view. Tho | Boyd Cummings, Collector of Tollg at the | were aroused, sought out Magistrate James Ind will bé heaved to Wcloume the Serie crests | Seu NS Of Dis Ke Blanchard, C Choraller, firm and the publig in general, We shall ive prompt | « owrcg tow A PARTICULAR STARS rogtinent bas the’ secon and third oors of sug |, Eastern end of the Penasylviinin Publle Works, |:Hotter, und, woritylog tim of whut ey “ building: “On the gecond floor is the drill hall,.| Iu November, 1650, be became General Manager | scen, that oficial went to the spor, and. remo. resident in Ifinots ns members of the Society and ai- Wehave. the Incest and most complete Carriage Factory in the West located at. the corner of Stata and ‘Twenticth-sts, Supplied ‘with the moat jm- VITAL RESTORATIVE. ILAS been scrutinized und indorsed by the Academy of Medicine, Paris, and recognized by-ali leading Physicians of tho ‘world us an unfailing specitic for Nervous and ihysteal Debility, ete; contain: Phosphorus, cantharides, or any other.poison; is 8 nO copied from’ my circulars to deceive the public. Ask J. & B. MOOS, Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership here- tofore existing between A. §. and T. P. Randall in the settio outstanding cinims, und to sien tha names of both partners in‘liquidution of the same. The goad will and effects of: satd business have been trans. ferred by uis to Duck & Wilcox, to date from May 1, Issieand we would respecttully recommend them to the public for a continuance of the patra: ail who may favor us with thelr cuswwm. We make a haupt, . umpjre, rendered ‘@ decision in the case of Jose M. Macias, a - naturalized under a misapprehension ng. to the ownership. ‘The arbitrators having failed to agree upon the amount, the case whs submitted to the umpire, tion questions ratsed in the former decision will ve submitted to Count Lowenhaunt ‘Monday, when it is understood it will be made public, DELEGATION FROM: JERUSALEM. . -OYSTER WAS OPENED BY THE RING, square. ‘There is. not'much ginger-bread work avouther. Nevertheless she is stanchly. bullt in every respect. - She -was benten‘in’ New York broom—both us heavy weather craft and. swift Inspection of the New Armory, ‘+ A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday evening mado ‘an inspection of the dey Armory of the Second Regiment: on’ Randolph® etreet just east of tho stroyed by the construction of the main ling of public works, he became 'impressed with the fm- offlee of tho Collector of Tolls in the State Rail: ‘road at Colbmbia, Pa. His salary was’smatl, and to buy ahandsome shawl, which he presented to his widowed mother. As a clerk he was romurk- ably eff cient, being mitted with a degree of ‘skill Of the Eastern or Mountain Division of tho Panion ‘was a- half-starved dog.- James’ Dick=. ergop, the human inmate, landed propriets: 3 igby was in‘ receipt ‘of an income ‘ample. enoi ho would transuct their business as speed- ‘as‘possible and thén hurry away.* Yesterday ily” ,Proach heard’ an ominous: 1 from the dog .on the inside, but no other, sound, They = waited for~ a: while, and: “Dicker- son" not emerging, they advanced: cautiously, and, peering through the chinks, saw the form ‘ing ‘the deor, found- Dickersuu stretched --ou' tendants at the banquet your, druzmat fur Kicord’s VITAL, Restorative. ‘The | specialty of dry goods, hardware: shoe, und notion ; oT . measuring i0x175 fect, along which the arms are by y i '. 1, 391 ct : ‘ : GCK &" x i vi d are: A au utente ne tnauee's ieemectitan reotve | Fasging can be hadct A brown. ile, Gareat and | Sree” ° "BULK WiLeSN sniscrOe Dt. Nee siete Posome | Sucked,wuth letters. designating tho. diderent | Pennsyivania Road, anda i82hewasappoiated,| 29,08, ae, of Hikby stray, whieh, froma Heationto John S$. irewer, Secreta Yalmer liouse. Chicago, und all othor druggists. VAN = - =| _ Wasuinaton, D.C. May 21.—The Post-Offic | company stands. ‘The rovin is -hundsomely- pa- fc a Divise’| Srey .abRe! ae ee F: Bhteszo- THOS. DINIMMOND. Presi REITRAGR, SPRVENCOS & Cor Lokam Wholestiy T i 1 iY pered,. tho, pillars have. * silvered, | @everal Superintendent of the Western Divis-') years. as the pluce where’ the. body. laid “wad . 3. BREWER, Sveretary. Agents for the drug trade. Inciose stamp for descrip- f ' special agent at Fort Custer," Montana, ‘giving | tnd. “tho” ‘gas’ * fixtures!’ are af “very | ion, when it was first opened. On thoretirement | moldod: to ioe Sara An _unondurable stench Pommitiee on Banquet, K. . Kimball, chatriman: lve cireatar and testimonials, with exposure of a ul U aun se ae hibrkacc bel : | Bandsome’. design. “To”. the south ° of | of Gen. Lomibirt in 1858, he becnme General | “used the. party.to-Lent.a hasty retreat fora AV. WW, Kimball Geo. 1, Duntan, fraudulent Iptrey froma New’ York Worces-ter-st_ * tho details of an investigation of star route No. | tie room-is a very. handsome cbony-tramed Suinsriliondbst of tha entire roe oe fresh-air Invigorator before continuing the ia Heng aciiskor ~ —. Abnbepatbet Heo srhorehipat ouvir: figia tuk date Se Ree | ASI. Tho special agent indulges. tn rather | mircon and above the Newell post wa arrers | Superintendent of the entire road, and in Aprtl, | Speakon. ‘tha interior was Med wita old, easy ), Ve Puringion,” Ak Libs Sap Pou = Heiteld retires; und Mr.G.& tsie Iaie of tie'icn | florid rhetorie, but his report makes some curi- very olaborate‘“chandeller, which adds greatly | 186, he succoaded tho Hon. William B..Foster | rogs,'generul refuse, and dirt,'and go disregarie . 7 br Se peneral”partaer, ain. Hale. wi se aI 2 ark At the south end of this-hall are the officers’ =] . > A not Icuve bis al ~ ANNOUNCEMENT. | Tle Porfection: Window: Gleaner. Co SESW nerntenes™ RGAE Ge | Motel Snell Dino was cared, and dale | date ig Fons ofthe Clgnel eke | Gracy CourasTs en | te. Feyured lat toda from ch elie 3 a i * = aoe at; this 1 w jutant, and the Qurtermaster* These ire sepa- = as Cow. iB, ons | 2 Tes. ih — ; . u jo | Siento, May 12. 1SSL. Service was pald for through the Crow-Reserva-_} rated from the maln‘hall by stalned-glnss pare . cite outbreak of tis Wee Gor: Gutta ap- | old “bones, "and | decayed. "voxotabios ions ‘of very rick design, an ni im t6 take char; f the, ta- «Was tt ong OLY wal ac the! feet were * tion for cirrying one letter back and forth, dare Mnished ‘in a INET BS 19 pr sq | Offer to the Trade ‘and-the Public-an . REAL ESTATE. - f L pspo 3 LINCOLW S LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN'S Article that Saves Time, Labor, and An- | —~ BEAL ESTATE . Tho folldwing isan outline of - the | Very rich and obaste manner. tion of troops within the State of Pennsylvania; | Of. pants, and". Re wer d : a. by ~. |; The upper-fioor is occupied by tha Compan: si then Secretary of W: in rotting rags, each too: being wrapped 2 " . sttepand dna ‘newly ateea vp noyance. " That they are Alive, and-Dee NORTH SIDE reports, “Tho. route extended “from | rooms‘and by‘tho' officers’ rooms. ‘This apart. | 2245/00 Cameron, thon Seeretary of War,.on | rately. tuts had already been at Works 25 $009 oes sire to have it Known, the Advertising a a JHE White Sulphur Springs to: Colsom, ‘and | ment isa cosy onb, furnished Less richly, per- | ART! *, 1861, when direct railway connection | of tho toes were gone, aud also. one :beel.*, THO Columns of this and other papers Clear: rs 2 nt thence fifty miles further through the Crow | haps, than those of:the stalf on the floor below, | between Washington and the Northern States'} famished dog while the party was present never. .REST AURA ' pap 7 chninks Fucton’™ ote et containing all the njoyments | had be toft-by the ourbroak in Muryland, | left-the body’ of -itadexd master; on whith-is Show. : : Reservation, w Fort Custer. In the reserva. | Jeccontaining all the coinforts and enjoymonts | had been eut of by the ouzbronk in Muryiand, | left: the body of its dead master, on witch i Wit} be apen to tne public Monday, May 33, at No, 1a) | So - | ton there are“no postrotiices, and, under, the | Sy "one vocipany coos can ient tea a Beat ight gaping ¢ | sisted all attempts at retnovul. ‘This object was Piadwon-st, whera Mr, Lincoln wili be plessedto'seo |. ss TO RENT. : y | treaty, none can be-established:--From Golsom | ten tn’ asure twelve feet. by twenty |. vEi ona-awatd decision, with coneclenee nine | nally accomplished, and the tenement of clay. TTI ; } ROUTES, ==: Supplied’with*handsomo ‘lockers in'black wal- | 72 * open th ; tof | 5 ALL | { Do ck for Rent Near St. James’ Church; 40-foot lots beautiful sux | the other. olor east fo toe javetion on the | Rut , The Quactormaster's store room is nlso ton Baluimore, for the purnose oft Priaging meneane thae tee eae auoit thes te pince { I { : 8 roundings. ~ * §. H. KERFOOT & CO. north of the Yellowstone, all of which {s open to aPaken altogether the new. Armory of the regi- | Munitions to this point (Washington). You aro | in “different sums. -.In.the middle of: a ‘ ‘ At Foot of North Market Street, : Si Dearborn-st | settioment, and thenco:from-tho: junction to | ment whieh certainly doserves tho: best: tect in my mind tue proper man for this action and | stack, purchased by a farmer. from:him y “ et 3. NEY, 94 Was) : 2 the first, or @ lirst, was. Known of it a: ind the wall-wishers of-the’organization will be | ™O! ¥ ole * a u 4 EES SE FOR RENT KEEINSENGITON, || feiss fe ie ese Caes ge) BES Seah cesta eten cis | EE gear 4 cern mage | ramen ine, * di mail-pouch from the direction of Colsom.:Win: | one-of the‘events o: sengon; to, seq: ant 4 -Wash y by. | Soon, le F : 3 ; ADJOINING Peet termute, the. Asslatant Postmaster thera; alone | ‘mire fully the successful ellerts of the regiment sorongh Maryland and Virginio, and reported | ~... THE BONANZA. SUITS.” eg To Railroad Contractors. | fe eh pfice, rear of 7 Rapdalpheat arst oor, r_. | ipchargé of the Fort Guster Fost-Ofice, opened | to have itgelf housed in quarters. worthy of us | fOr duty to the Secretary of War: ‘The trst task San Fran Cal., May 2L--Orders to show ” Steer aty meet soe names jeumme: | mene er eraaen | EUS HE sD ATA. | teeta end ones couaiteg J9n one | Seino a ug te moi abe arag of che | SOUERES RI na oben une Ey aot ae. | | SAX Paanciso, Cay May t~Order to Bai by Section or Station Work, on the lowa Cen- 5 Building lots in Kensington for sale on ensy terms | Was a member. “He returned this piece of mail ie ; is ~ ae "| atter Scott had demonstrated to Lincoln tha | snould nor be v, dismisséd yesterday Apply to TIM FORD, af olliee Af Cries Bee ye CB SAWEEE. fo the pouch, and gave tt back to the man. from | ‘vv criea, Soe Prachicabllity of such a line,» the. Prestdent | Stould nor be vacated were dismissgd yestepaay | + Over Abbott & Kinzoloy's store, Gor, Matt and Canter = : 2 __" ili Bearborn-s_ | whom he had received tt the day befpre, ‘this | - THE TESTAMENT. AT BOSTON. Called to iuquire how the proposed labors ‘were | by Judge Sullivan in the Superior Conrt,,and at, Marshalltown, lowa. ud R OBL GoniiSed a ara ¢ REMOVALS. piece of mall went baok and forth between Spectat Dispatch to’ The Chicago’ Tribune. brogrets| ing, ana as s delighted with y the intelli; the petition oe Petar Chtyatal, fo ae albeed cs ue & CO.. Cont tors. Store torent. Inquire at Room 9. 5 v rt ar ~ 3, > 21! csellei ¢ Ss pleted.” “Compieted,” | intervene in the suits, was denict re, cot au ‘oom Colsom and Fort Custer-untit it Tosron, Massy, May 21.—The booksellers bave | He "exclaimed In. astonlanment;'when mas te'| fee Cher sed oe Tee ane One FOR SALE. fayine general tore {Conan ‘County, Colorado: PHILO L WARNER, | tistitics'ts receive dismall'sene nia benss | andeopledarihe latter neice here icon juste |. THIS MEMARRADLE’ succmss Beni his ig a rare chance, and will pear closest investiga- ; 4 reely.:bought’: as «the :cheapest.-" About 20,000 | ed to Scott's appointm 2 sof th : : : * . ML, | serena ioas mortals | fy Me ae caper cba MG | lt seitts apron a Cogs gt nD tien ome ton. Address O28, Tribi foc. Li in To-day’s ** 27 a ¢ une Of oO ir Chines in To-day’s ‘‘ Times.” Por ; CONTRACTOR. partment, presumably from the Costrace De. |, of '2-das.. The booksellers say-that they haduo | on May 2 amordar was issued by Secretary Game Z AUILLINERY, fection Window Cleaner Co. ~ | For Maton, Wore pistoring, and General Joubing, | Dartment, to-the: Postmaster at, Fort Custer, | suet of 80 considerable a demand, and that they | eron by which he was appointed to take charge | @*rivals here: are George Lz. Harrison, pas removed bis 5 gitice bs HOWLAND BLOCK, 1 asking, him to explain... Wintermute, still bein; should a a b, re they;or- | of all Government. railways and telegraphs, | Clark. and ‘wife, Chicago; H. Clouser, PLUMBER & GAS-FITTER, | Besrborn-st,, Parties desiring workdone.tn miyiine | in charge, wrote tho facts totho ollesrand said | Gere r 2 coupled with the’ announcement that.-“all in: | Johnson, New York; W. H..Freeficld, C.-H. re. Flubbardcceiee re Humber or at my for- | thisone circular to his firm.wag all ‘that ever te «ear ara peep nace structions in relagon to extending roads or op: Lamb,-J..Gilinn,-D.. P, "Rowland, St. Lou i MILLINERY! JUST RECEIVED! = | Thereupon-an-order was issued reducing - the Secretary:.af War. In January. 1802, Stant 3 ‘ 7 é ¥ y ~ trip, per, week. ‘This ho. bad’ succeeded’ Cai as Bedretnieral = . ¥F . : Verbenas, Pansies, service . to. one ip, e . who.:had. succes meron AS Secretary of eae: : nla Skat hanes tn Tareny Chip an 3. Set FA ch Roses Goranjume, Tubereses | thterwatd “tho Postmaster Thetis BOT Serteeei ee ines omer tour turongn |” TOLBETTER, THEIR CONDITIO great variety. ‘Furs preserved from all damage through the Padarety choleg conor se | Guo ia the. cdmmissioned post-tiader st Gaeta, | its apoearance her last weok in. the fatally oe | wo, NorebWwest, to make inquiries in tue condi--| ~ crxcveies" May 21—The police to-day, UPOm A cholce se! ion of Flowers in Mi ar ES, eI ay rien ibs cose ded a canips ant e facilities fo, : a 3 Wasisies select BMontures and | ‘summer, thoroughly eleansed and stored in the : SA? CLIT Be | et ae tone Miniecotar ewe ee ee nee ‘Mr. Perkins: Forsyth etre voarrying of biavite | one Tarra teeta ae aang the Taciich {RE | telegraphic instructions from Pittsburg, arres Dressmiaking to order in the most approved stylea. | fireproof Tribune Building, affording per- “Po Nalnutst, southeast eos | Maginnis, that he (Mpinnis) and the Democratic | and all his children, three “In nuyabers in'thirty. | tant poles Le aie argiug. these. duties ha orge ‘Rose and. Fanny. Shancr, azed" respects : Warri Ex fect safety unattainable elsewhere. Leave ad- ! VUE or J. TEOFEL. eer oui Jose nue Miele Shell unty unless | -six -hoyrs.->:Bighteen --physicians :are. of-'the veled: nearly'3.00) ‘miles. “Immediately on | jvely'}4. anil 13. who bad eloped’ together’: fram . zrrington & erber, | dress, and Furs will be Also: choice GUT FLOWERS t-mail service was put back ton daily'serv- | opinion that it ts mal @' Qne | his: return “to” Washington’*he commenced | Coultersv' 72S tl to better, thelr : ‘2 a urs will be called for. BARNES fisnd FLORAL DESIGNS as | Ice. Borup was deeply moved. He did not like | “pronounces It'yello ther poison: | ‘xsnew series of labors-of a similar character, | CoVUTe ge EE ee Saulds 19 ty Rel WEST MADISON-ST, & C0., 8G Madison-st, ailtumos, “AY DEEIG to admit this to his business partoor, andtruated | tng trou waterv erties [He prooceded eastward to-¥ortress Monroato | poy had not. Ts Se ae Obtained works FS BUSINESS CARDS. SUITABLE FOR FRANIN PAY 74 Adams-st. - Makes fieures on work it will : PAY to cot. Wilso “REMOVAL. mer piace, Hubbard-oourt, PLANTS. THREATENED TO WEAR OUT THE PoucH™ or be itself worn out.. After a time the Post- master at Colsom: became. indiaunt, and reported to the‘Department the contemptuous called for a letter from.some bureau of the De+ came over the route, adding that THE: ROUTE WAS A:‘ FRAUD,’ a acy could’ do to méet. the eager demand for copies of the revised edition of the New-Testament... The” bodk thus“ fat received has been“sold all the -way: from 15-ceats to $4, expect troops over it?”” with a regiment -and- others are on the way,” awag the response. “Thank again,” said the President: erating the same on. Gov emanate from bis Department.” he was appointed Assistant On Apri i 1,~ 1861, “ A-trdin Is already in ernme! God, we are all right nt Account must effect of the.order Is that the suit are dismi and ually settled, unless an appeal be taken! the Supreme Court..." , ae Ta, Hor Sprryas, Ari; May 2i-Among thé late Roberts, Syracuse, N.-Y.;, J. D. 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