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03 , tj * # * - - > - ; fc # - .0 It TOL.X. OMAHA , NEBRASKA , WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20 , 1880. O.105. . Established 1871. MORNING EDITION. Price Five Certs -3 BARGAINS xov REAL AGENCY , 15 < h and'DOH IJIS "Street. V cr 3,000 n-ai'lenrc loU for gale by this agco- y at lulccarxnjinK from t"i > to $2,500 each , and ocslod ID every purl nt theato , and In e\ety direction from tlio ro tofUce , north , cet , south ir wt t , and \nrjnc in dlatanco from oni h orkto ono < ir two.milca from mtre. CaA tBtnlno nur 1 Ws bercral cholcu lot * In Griffin & laud * addl tl on , west of convent , Tct een St. Marj f ven uc sml Htrncy etrxl $000 to tSOO. 0 acres JM t out ol barracka on BannderB St. , ( .hii 1 chok < Q nnd and win be Bold very cheap. for cash In K , 10 or 2U acre lots ; nowia ) our time toBecare a bargain. Clioice lot at end of ( tree ! car tracks on Sann CWce let. Farnium and 2Kb street * , 90x182 et for 11,500 will divide It. Cheap lots in Credit Fondar addition , south ol C. P. depot-3100 to * SOO. TERRACE ADDITION. Forty lota on Park Avenue and Georgia street , on road.to park , and near head of St. Mary'e artnue , at from J1I5 to 300 each. Seven years lime at eight per cent Interest to those ho will put up good substantial bulldiugt. For further particulars apply to. O. P. BEJIIS , Agent , Fifteenth and Douglas fitmti. A nice lot 6n Ilarncj and Trrentj-flrst Blreets , for(625. Tire choice lots on SClh , .near Bt. Mary's aven ue , 50x166 feet each , for JS&O and 2900. Two choice Iota near SSd and Uark streets. In K V. Smith's addition S3PO and $350. Fifty lots In Shlnu's flrtt. second and third ad dltlons for $100 to $900 each. Lot near 1Mb and llcrce , (450. 1 lots on Ilarncr near 24th St. , (000 each. 1 ot nn S4th nar Howard Urcet , C7W > . iO lots In Grand Vrcwfcdd&ion , south of TJ. P bridge and depot , from ns to $ 00 each- One acre , 117x30 tml , on 18th street , south if Poppleton'e new residence , for $2,000 , or wil dinde Into city sized Jots atfrom J350 to (500 " -BITFBRVIEW ADDITION. large number of beautiful residence lots , lo- cnted in this new addition on Capitol dill , Ire tween 24tb street on the east , 28th on the w l Dodge street on the north and Famham gttcel on the oath , formerly o nc-J byC. II Down nd more recently Known as the Perkins 15 acrer. Only 22 lota lia\e thus tat 1'ccn platted H on Farnhamntidiion Douglas street. Tlieoe lots are 60 to 56 feet In widtb and 1501ndeplh. $1,000 for the choice. 6 j cars time , " at" 8 per cent In terest lo tliofo * h < > ill Imild peed mtbstxntla' ' h oarcn tbere-n. Call and exAmineplat and pel oil information at UEUIb' 11KAL KSTATK AOENCY. 15th and Douglas i-trecU. Orcr 20) htrsca and loU are offend for sale tjy this oHic * "Thoy arc scattered all o er the cltj. Anj location joudodr * . Prices rarjlnc Jron 1300 to $15,000 each 2 good loU and 2 cheap houses near Tnd'ZthFtrectsat A prcatsacntlco. Here tsa : pro "t barpiln fnr norne ore. The property musl he wild inimedittely. Coic'i Ju t a qairtcf of * block. . Call and cxamluc this without any ' " oiEO V. BKIIIS , A font , 16th and Dong las SU A dMirabt lot , taear Cumin i ; and Saanden BiweU , 1COO. 1COO.PARK PARK PLACH , The cheapest acre lots In the tltyof Omaha , re those offered fi > r wlo by thin ajoncy la Paik riaceand Lnwo' * x onil addition , on Cumiur , Curt and CXllfomU Klrectioucan ; make no mlsUkoluoukinj up these bargains lllls yffa liaTelhecbance. TliciK1 loUarcmorolhatt citnal ! n ite to 4 full sired city lots t * 4 h lt block n d it will \m \ but aer > rhort ' . ( m * before one- lib pirt of one t > f theW M * lots 11I sell for as much as we offer a fill tire to-day. They are located a v y ehorl il'j nce west of Cr Ighton College. PrtrosTanpng from 150 toJOO per ere lot. Cal1. immediately , and don't lose your i ncc , rud get nlat and full particulars of GKO. P BKM1S , Agent , 16th and Dotrgtag Streets. Klce lot on Sherman Avenue uotl.li cf Klcholu treet , fl.500. Half lot on Otn.lctwrcn IStli and Hth Btrocla Sl.OCKI 2 nic * loti in HxrlmviV addition , $400 to fCIW. Large number of ncrc lots in Rin'4 adilitfoil In . Horth Oniaba , Slib lo SSOO raili. Choice earner lot near 2id and Califanita treets , * l.tOO. Several good tuts In Helium's addition , 1(0 In 850 each. Choire lot In Tlmrncirs addllli " ' , iKJUi. Sexcral large lots In IUrtttt' VJUIon , lj rods and ! } acrrsoach. Pnccs ? TOO to $2,000 ch. 5 , Several choice lo'e In Reed' * tlr.t addition. . Acr lot on Sherman a\mnn , ( tBlh street ) , South Of 1'opplcton'a new rtMenuejT or 11,100. t large lots no r 18th and Cla'k treoW. 60 1" BSOfeet Corner , 81,200 ; inrfile , ? ln , > . 3 large lota on She m n a\c < iun. 1 16th Btreet ) , Clark Stiect.i900 a < h J > McOANDLISH PL'AOE.N 12 nice and cheap lota , very nor fo the hnsl- neaa part of the dty , locaUxl a tcry fun atepa onth of tbe Guuvcnt and til y r > Xa\cajpand Just nonth uf and adjoining tl n cmuhd of James M. Woolworth and WJ. . OniiKlt-ihcso are jheap andvcr ) ilaelralile , bcin s . lun.ly to bns- inenpanofcitj.tnncn g.i\irnuio tde-ottitll worbi , hlto lead wo.kii , U. l- . -ot , stock J aids , packing h.msw. | c u-vll J > .1 get pl. and full tJar.lculare. P.ic $ STS . ; 'fl .nd ewi cnns to Uio o bo build GEO. P. 15hMI. Agent. 1Mb mi. ) 1 > i 3 choice rrelilcncc lots tn 4lli nlncl , Douglas and DinUre streets , ! lo > i tq * l , and long time to thofo lm uill li'vU ilclidirc comer loia near 2 UiaTh Fuinhara strcola , fi5x24 fwt , $1,150 Mid * 10 . anJvvcry DJ tenni * t | mtilu or who i I iinprjto. Alsn 4 lota on 24th , IK-IWOOI Karnhim and Douglas a rceU flJuiJgy < vi . i , ami long fS SO of the best lm < inc ! I U In y of J * r ! C > locatcd "n CVirT bu u n r 8treet $500 to $6,000 each. _ f5'A1'0 * crj Suable store crUea In aU most v\cry ba > ln block-46 000 * W 815,060 . each . , LAKE * ADDITION. tOcbo ce residence lota in above addition , 1m- taellatelj north of and adjoining Poppletoire beautiful residence and grounds , and located on 18lh 10th and 20th atrects , $300 to J50 each and rery ca y terma to lho o ho will bunUvJCjOl and examine plat and get full parUculara. ' GEO. P. BEMIS. Agent. Beautiful building rite on Sherman a > enne , \8th ctrvotlictvecn Popplcton and the Dudlev- IJams pro | rtjaa feet c tt frontage on tfie wvenne , by SS9 fret In depth. Will di\lilc It.mik- agIS2feetby389. Call and get full particulars. An acre n ISth street , 101 feet cast frontage \jy STS feet deep. This i * Just south of the Kiiza- beth ( Popple ton place. Thia la plt-edcrvc-aiand jet price and terms of BEMlS AgCnL 18 good lota. Just north of and adjoining K VN Smith's addition , and located be'wecn 20th and Sanodera street * , at reaonab'e prices and long time to bnver who Improve REMIS. Accnt. HOBBACrTS ADDITION. 63 lota In Horbach'a first and KCOI a ad Itlon nlBUi,18th , 19th and SOth street * , lt ecn NlchoUi , Paul , She-man and CUrk at cctx , very handy to V. P. Shops , smelting works , etc , ranging in prices rom from $ iOO to $1:100 each , wqulring only imall pajmcnt doro and long tlnw at 7 pr cent interest to those who will im prove. GSO. r. r.KMis , 15th and Douglas Slre-t- 58 nice loU In Parker'a addition , between 8-unders and Pierce. King and Campbell' * Sts. , nn Dlon < .o rtrert ; 19 loU with south fronts and 16 with north frontage , only 6 blocks north of tbe turn-table ( end t reel-car track ) on Sntidera IrceL Veryliw prices ; $175 caMi , or 9100 on long time md S per cent interest to t aose who -will build. S"150 rood farms for aale in Douglas , Sarpy , tshington. Uurt , Dodge , SiunJers and t'xstern tier of counties. * 3T800,000 aerre best selected lands tn the tate for nic by this agency. Call and get maps , drcuUrs and full paulcultra. TBe W uew mipof Omabi. 60e and $ L60. tSTBcmlf new pimphlct ( and iu > n of the Plate enUUM "the ouUook uf Nebraska.- for free Jlstiibutlon. - Geo. P. Ben is' REAL ESTATE AGENCY. I5h ( & Douglas Sf,5 THE LATEST NEWS. Bodies of the Passengers o\ \ tlie Ill-fated "Alpena" Washed Ashore , 'Gen. Grant to beThnqueted bY the New York Union League Club. Horrible Deed of a' Murder- * Mexican in Col- Crusadoof the Hoosiereto the Bhrine at Mentor. Sickening Atrocities. ' Special dlipatch to The Itee. DENVER , Col. , October 19 , 1 a. m. The tribune says : We have In formation from Hereford county thai a Mexican murdered his wife and babe most horribly a few days ago. Ho 6rs.t knocked the Woman down with a club , and Ihcn seized a knife and with it savagely lacerated the lower portion of the woman's body , cutting out immen e pirces of flesh. He then delibQrateld ripped open her womb and took out the still living child , which he dashed to the floor and stamped upon it until life ttas extinct. After this he tote the body of Mi wife almost Apart * and after further mutilations Bed. Ho was found near his old home and placed in a Behoof house for safe keeping with a guard of men. It having be come generally known that ho h d bean overtaken , and bis whereabouts being ascertained , a body of nlsly men was soon gotten together , who inarch ed to the school house about ten o'clock at night , and , taking him out , proceeded to aimi mister punishment for his crimes. His body was mutil ated In precisely the same minnor as was hU wife's by him. His scalp was then.lifted.and a rope -tied aboul the man's neck , the other end being attached to" the h rn < Yf a saddle. He was then dragged about over the ijround ntil tlw body. was entirely unrecognizable. Trouble A Voided Spcdal dtspatecwrti * BKR. WABn'jNaTON , October 20,1 a. m. The attorney-general has decided , atrc Gov. Pitkin has .been .informed , that neither the military ot the interior departments will give My opposition to Iho agent Borryi Tbe attorney- general decided lhat the case of Beny .wan cue over which state courts had jurisdiction , and the federal c Urt could not interfere , except to request that Berry bo protected' nilftinst mob violence. Itis expected that Berry hmm , Ity this tfrac , been turned over 4o Sheriff QunBlsdbi anu the tbreat- PtlOu CollUicn between the whites a id Indians avoided for the present , at loait The government h anxious to avoid any further complications c the Ute question , for fear the Indiana tnay refuftd It ) execute the terms ! f the Ireaty , in which case a war would oc cur. As the case now elands the In dians eoera disposed to fulfill their part of the treaty provisions , and the first installment of money to bo paid them , , as per agreement , has been drawn from the treasury , and is on the way tc Utah. "Tho closing Scenes. Special dispatch to Tb CtC. BALttMbRE , October 20 , 1 a. m. The celebration of Baltimore's oho hundredth and fiftieth anniversary oon- clndcd last night by a grand parade somewhat after order of a Mardi Grae , consisting of allegorical and histories ! tableaux , masqueraders , etc. There were also illuminations of public and private buildings and the streets wore thronged until a late hour. In front of The Sun office , whcro the New York Seventh regiment band gave a concert , it is estimated that 50,000 people were congregated. At The American office the Fifth regiment band , of Baltimore , gave a concert , and Levyi thecoruotist , played a solo. indications. Special Dispatch to The Bos. WASHINGTON , P. 0 , October 20 , For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys , clear or pirlly cloudy weather ; southwest to north west winds ; stationary or higher tem perature and barometer. Pimllco Races. Special Dispatch to The Bee. BALTIMORE , October 19 10 p. m. The annual meeting of the Alary- land Jockey club opened to-day at Pimlico , fonr nvpnts being on the pro- ; ninmr. The first r .a was for the Merchant stages sweepstakes for .wo-yew olds , at § 200 entrance , and $100 forfeit with § 1000 added , of which § 500 went to second horse , one mile , and was won by ' ThorsJHnth "Crichonore" second. Timoyl:44j Tbe second race , for the Dixie stakes , ror three-year old * , at § 100 halt for feit , with § 1500 added , of which § 5CO went to the second horse , two miles , was won by "Grenada " , " "Odin" sec ond. Time , 3:38. : ' i Gould's New Road. 4 1 Special Dispatch to The Eofi CLBVELUJD , October 20 1 a. m. The filing of the articles < f Jay Sirald's new Ohio railroad , from Tolc- dot&BuQalo , with a number of prom inent Cleveland incorporators , making Cleveland the headquarters of the road , and changing its route so as to reach this city , baa caused quite s business sensation here. Grant In Gotham. Special dispatch to The Bee. NEW YOSK , October 20 1 a. m. Geu Urant vieited Wall street yest r- d y afternoon , remai'iing fomo time " in Drexel , Morgan & Oo's. The gen eral was accompanied by Gen. Ba- doau. He also vieitod the office of G. W. Ballou & Co. , remaining there about an hour , during which he was engaged in conversation with Mr. B&llou , who , it may be remembered , some time since endeavored to induce him to accept the presidency of the Sd Pedro Mining company. Gen. Grant but. evening received n formal -invitation of the Union League club to a reception which the members of the club wDl tender him next Satur day evening. Pre arations are al ready being made for the event , which promises to ba of the most brilliant charactfr. The general will not visit Vermont , his engagements In New York preventing U , To that end h § has informed the Vermont legislative cjmmitteo. t . LOEB of the "Alpena" Confirmed. Special Dlipitch to The Deo.J CHICAGO , October 20 1 s. m. The signal corps station at Grand Ha ven reports SB follows : The side-wheel steamer "Alpena , " of the Goodrich line , Captain Nelson Napier , running between this pbco and Chicago , loft hero Friday night , and ia reported wrecked off Holland. No itonbt she hasRona.to pieces. The i-ntire up per works and cargo have been iden tified. It is impossible to get a cor rect list of the passengers , or make anyvestimato of their number. - CHICAUOOctober 20 1 n. m. There is no longer a shadow of doubt tint tha Btrsvm.ivUVli - . . - ' ' J- * < " v * The amount and character of the wreckage' ' found at Holland , Mich. , ' proves at conclusively , a'mTfhoro only remains the last uad'aCts in the trag edy , the washing ashore of the main wrtick and the bodies , to confirm the' horror. - Toe-Grand Haven surf boat has been ecnt to Holland No passen ger list ws § kegl asKo.ro , but Thera seems to have -been tha full comple ment of officers , th'Hy-fivo deck hands , two caBin boys , two wheels' men , and at least ' thirty passengers. Mr. Osborn , as'Englishman about 70 years of ape , called nt the Goodrich office yesterday afternoon for news. He stitU1"I'have a son , daughter , and grandchildren on tlio 'Al oona. ' God knows they are all I have on earth. " He _ was so overcome with grief that he could not even give their names. His son , John Ojborne , was an engineer , and worked at Mnskegon. He was en- ca ed by Messrs. Fant & Bradley on Wednesday last , and was to begin work Mend y. His father lives in this city. The "Muskegon" reports that on the east shore all sorts of ru mors were flying about , and the deep est anxiety was felt so deep that Sund&y hlghtprayers wore offered in the churches for the preservation of the forlorn steamer and her unfortu nate people. Another of those who sat in the Goodrich office all morning fora > telu.ram ; that might keep alive the spark of hops , was an elderly gen tleman , who said his son WAS oil the "Alpona , " a young man of 18 , who had boon running on the steataer through the summer for hU henlth. Captain Goadrlch aaid : " 1'rn afraid she'll gonn down. " He thought tini Captain Napier , wilh his customary brdvory , w nted to fipht the storhi a d was caught in the trough of the saa , then the freight shifted to oiiu side , a whe l waa lifted out of the tea- ter and the boat wept down. The * 'AIrqnft" ) had atout ton carloads of fV ' * hi on board. She was 1'ght ' freighted , and therefore high out ol the water and exposed to the wind. Eight carloads of apples and two o xr- loads of shavings , for stuffing rnit- trasaes , composed hur cargo. Capt. " sbl ftiis not as' soun'd and' reported , Tthonvh possibly not mi' worUiy. Toe "Alpena" ' 'ws instt for $20,000 on a valuation of 50 , Captain Goodrich pitd $80,000 fdt teh years ago. She was built in 1 2:30 : a. n > . A dispatch from 1 land , Mich. , says the body of Mfa Bradley hus washed ailmro noneilpl - land. This confirms the woraf fedrs of the fate of the "Alpena , " nii loaves little hope thatany eoula aboard of her survive. The lake "since Saturday ' urday baa been so rough and the weather' so cold that no person cnuld long survive in the the waves. The theory advanced , which appears mo'sE pliusible , is that the "Alpena" Wc came disabled while buffeting the. storm within sight of her harbor ct" Chicago , and was driven back and foundered in the middle of the lake } perhaps nbout opposite Milwaukee. This probably occurred Saturday even ing. The gale was then b'owing from the southwest , and if it bad contin ued In lhat direction the bodies and driftwould have been thrown ashore at Muekegon. Indiana Figures. Special Dispatch to tbe lioe. 5 iNDiAHAroLis , October 20 < JLji. m. , The votes of the candida s for congress , joint senator and Joip rep resentative in this district , afo'a ) fol lows : Congressman , Peeble , 17J98S ; Byfleld , 10,806 , Ue Lo Matjr.U.i : Joint Senator , Yarcey 17,037 ; Hogan , 17,440 ; Milltson , 1,100 TJifnt ? Representative , Berryman , 1,8S 3 ; Reyer , 18,008 ; Barcus , 045. Itv o reported yesterday tnat the national managers have determined to repeat the rote for state and county oliicoV at the Novembervjoloction , substitu ting Porter's ni ne\forthat \ , of Gregg's,1 at the head of the-.ticket. Yesterday the scheme was said to substitute the rest of the republican ticket for the national under Gregg's rrarao. Crusade to Mentor. . Special Dispatch to Ibe Bee. J ' CLEVELAND , O. , October 20 , 1a.m. Tne L'ncoln club , of Indianapolis , arrived hora at 9 o'clock yesterday , nnd left immediately for Mont- , where they shook hands "with Girfipld and Mr. G. McLean , captain . of the club , delivered Jan address. They number four hundred. They wear three cornered straw hats and linen dusters and are a very fine body of men. > They returned from Men tor at 11:30 and marched , from the depot to the armory , whcro they were addressed by B. Perkins , of Cleveland. A response was made by Col. Ray , of Indianapolis. They aftefcwards dis persed over tbe city. Water , Su- ! perlor , and other "business streets are ornamented with fl gs and lithographs of GarGeld and Arthur. There was a t'orchlight procession of local clubs last night which was addressed by H. 0. White , of Cleveland. Acrobatic Tnomas. Special DlspatcTi to Tbe Bee CHICAGO , Ocrober.20 1 a. m. The Rock River conference closed" its la- bore and adjourned"'yesterday. In the Chicago pulpits there are few changes , the most important being "Rev. A. 0. Georeejof West Virginia , who takes'Df TBomai plica fnUhe pulpit of Centenary church. Dr. Thomas , at his own request , was placed on the supernumerary list Trying to Harmonize. Special Dispatch to The Bee NEW YOBK , October 20 , la. in. The presidents of the Wabash , Bur lington , Union Pacific , Missouri Pa cific , and the Atohison , Topeka & Santa Fe railroad companies met ycs- ierday to discuss the difference be tween the first two named roads re- girding the extension cf the Wabash to Omaha. An.atiempt to harmonize the interests of all the companies west of tleUiMqnri fiver is to be made. Before T lijung a. conclusion the' meeting adjourned until to-day. FOREIGN EVENTS. Q-ambstta Says Trance Will Take a Hand in the Eastern Muddle. v The French Government Con templates a Compromise on the Religious Question. tT.iNCE TVIM , TAKE A H\VU. The Republiquo Francaise , Gambetta'a or gan , ill aft' article discussing1 the rela tions of Franco to the eaetern ques tion , ssys : "France must hive an active eastern policy in the strncglo that ia impending. She cannot afford to remain impassive , " and adds that nothing can bo done or any change be mide along theMediterrancan without affecting the interests of France. In view of M. Gainbotta's influence with the cabinet , this utterance is regarded as very important and portends to a substiiution of a radical for a conserva tive policy. GLOOMY OUTLOOK. Special Dupatch to The Bee. GLASGOW , October 19 , 10 p. m. The Messrs. Galdbraitb , the great cotton mill Owners , have informed theit operatives that they ere quite indifferent as to whether they go on with their work or suspend. The condition of the market is such as to make profit out of the question , Bnd the best they can .hope for is to make bi.th ends meet. They positively re fuse to give the advinSes demanded , and thrOw up"on the worKmbn the whole responsibility of deciding whether they continue their work at present rates or suffer a lock out EXPELLING THE JESUITS. Spocfal Dispatch to TUB Bn. PARIS , October 20 , 1 a. m. A des patch from Van n655 gived a detailed account of the results of an attempt of the government ta enfor 4.'uo iiaroh decree ? m that place Monday. Van- nes is a Beftpo town , the captji } ! oj the deharttntJut of Mprbihant ahci ill sUoateH abnut CO miles northwest ol Nantes. It was formally the sett oi several roonastric institution" , and has a maagivo cathedral. The population ia nbout 14,000 and largely Catholic. Tlie § ttesuUp ( Jxsye college Ihefcfl which was the object of the official operations. On receipt of the offers to that effect from M Constans , min ister of worship cf the interim the prefect of Vannos at the bead , visited the college and demanded its surren der into the hands of authorities , and that the Jesuits Should at on Be pre pare to leave Franco. The inmates ftrjstire'hb' forcible , relUnct > . but en tered a roteflt 4Dattnfrrtlt9 ( | ptto deprive thonxof iHeif property , " BBfte actoriiiOg it" as"orseoutrnp. . . By tHiB - timoa groat-ecrbwl "of 'people had gathered , who' were evidently in sym pathy with iho Jusuits , and when the p ( lice forced their vay into the col- ItiHe ard forcibly.e-jfcted the inmates , the population attackid thn olKceis and ndeavorcd to rescue tha building from the polic J'ho assault wav'ret , military , who were called out , finally restored order- without the loss of life. : * THE BEUOIOUS QUESTION. Special disaatch to The Iteo. LONDOS , October 10 1 a. m. A dispatch from Paris says : It is said the government ; contemplates a com promise of tha religious question The Italian Barrrabites in Paris , In _ a letter to PresiHeut Grcvy against their expulsion , remind him that they caino hora twenty three years ago to and succor 30,000 poor Italians , and cskcd him to remember their work IrUho hospitals during the siege of Paris. Paris.CABLEGRAMS. CABLEGRAMS. Special dispatches to The Bee. , C.ipitan Fracaasa , of Rome , has a dinp.itch stating that the bulk of the Albanians have withdrawn from Dul- . < ciyno. v It is reported that the Etoglish gov ernment will abandon the prosecution of ( he land le.iijuors. Reports of thpir Heelings fall in points of veracity. There was a panic yesterday in the Madrid and Barcelona stock exchange , A dispatch fromCairo , , eaysthe srospec's of the Egyptian cotton crop : ontmuo excellent. - v Mr. Soulo , proaidont of , the Arneri- dn-Manufacturing company , who o.f- 'era tlio pri p to bo rowed for on the Thames course , arrived at Newcastle Monday , ano\had a conference ' with the scullers. Hanlan and Hb'srrier did somogood work on the > Tfiames yes. terday. Tno others were not out. A dispatch from 4 petting * says Prince Nckit * h $ appointed Gen. Zapanetch governor of Dolcigno , and has ordered him b\ occupy the city with , 1,400 men. Negotiations are proceeding more smoothly. Prince Nekita has amnestied - . Mo- hommedrms who were arrested 'at Podgorilza , , at the request of M. One thousand pounds reward 'has been offered for the discovery of the' 33an try murderers in Ireland ' At a meeting of tbe land league yesterday , in Dublin , J arceU reprov ed farmers for not paying tlieic-djebts duo to shop keepew and the banks 'in Kerry that had been prcc'aimed. Garfleld and the Germams. Special Dispatch to The Bee. CLKVEI.ASD , October 19. IJhe Ger mans of Clevo'and and vicinity o the number of 600 , wont to Mentot yes terday on a special train , and d on Gen. Garfield. Major Wtn ; , man , of Cleveland , made an adu German , presenting the crowd , stating that the Germans almost as a ( unit would bo for Garfield. Thes gen eral responded as follows : ME. KACFFITAN and GEhiLEMEf : I am glad to see you hereK and to re ceive your words of welcome , and those words of earnest welcome .which your chairman has spoken , ll' have caught some of the inspiration of his thought , though not all , bat enough of it to make me know "the heartiness of your greeting , arfd to be able to thank you for it from a full and cordial heart. You have the ad vantage of os in one thing at least you camn here with all the precious memories of the old father land ; you hava come here to share with us the gloriei of { his new world , which is onr immediate father land. [ Applause. ] Your chairman has been pleased to refer to a remark I once made when speaking of the death of ari eminent German member of congress , that it was a mlstako in one cense to call him a foreigner , be cause , as I said , all the English- speaking people , especially the Eng lish people from where we come , draw their old traditions frcm and found their first fatherland in the forests of Germany. * And it was so when , two thousand years ago , that body of travelers rowed tha .Gerjnan Ocean to aid the trngjle unj thj lsland of Britalnr Where the ruddj nd strong , yellow-haired Simons came , they 'Reertyln Engl * miC.uncT an 'old Writer long ago said , thv the consti tution of Great Britain came from the wood of Germany. Oar- branch of the family is the earlier branch of the older brethren. You have come later to join us , the younger eons of modern Germany , to meet your old brethren in this world. [ Applause. ] Not because you do not love the fath erland , but bo'auso you love larger liberties and the larger opportunities and greater aspirations that this new continent' has opened to us all. Not m hy generations ago all our fore fathers were foreigners from the Tu- tonic , from the Latin and from all the taces of Europe. The boat elements came , and , mingling here like any other alloy of metals , it makfas a Stronger result than any one of the parts alone. [ Applause. ] We are better for the mixture. Your chair man has quoted a line from your great poet , in which he said , "To go into a foreign land there could bo no worse thing than to be Ger man. " Much as I respect your great poet I think he slandered the foreign world. It may. have boea true of othet countries of Europe , but it was neiror true on the continent of America. If even in American madness it was true some 25 years ago , it has ceased long ago to have any truth in our northern America. After further t-opriato ) allusions to the Germans as a people , and to tbe g'orious ' memories of the old coun * " : J f < n . . . " " * ' n ueil ; unrnsld quoted from a German poet-novelist , and in conclusion said : Such is die welcome that America glyes all the people. ? jt thank , you fo | this call to-day , fellow-citizane. JL thank you for your kindness of ex pression , and I conclude by saying , "Welcome all " [ Great applause ] Alter the , General . had concluded there was a long * period of hnd < > ahik- ! ing , and Congressmen Ben. Butter- worth and McKinley , Jr. , who were present , made brief speeches. To-day the business men of Indianapolis , ac companied by Governor-elect Porter , will pay their respects to Garfield. ELECTRIC"BRIEFS. . ftpedal PIspatchM to Tflft B . The government receipts yesterday aggregated 5750,000. Ohaa. Hitzman , a y ung man 18 couiuutted crday" near his home inJacU utib'urg , 0. Tnp cAuseo * . was ndppased to liavo been the continued abitae of his father. Joroino Molz , a detuccrat , who is charged with procuring Rudolph Roper - per , an old man , to vote twice nt the late election at Columbus , 0 , w s "rtnuud over by U. S. Commissioner Guorln. . Secretary Evarts will Brooklyn. Mr. Evarla his not bctfnJioard in public in Brooklyn sinbe th6j > rcat Beeohor trial in 1B75 Sccrelary'TSherman. e.iys President Ttaybs will rotufn to Fremont , 0. , in tinie to vote at elect ion. . Rev. John O. Perry , who was triecl at Barrington. R. L-for firing his dwelling Monday was yesterday ad judged probably gni ty of arson acd hold or. $10,000 biil to await the. ac tion of the grand jury , BSi.1 was inot obtained and Perry was renfanded * t o jail. \ t \ Lee Shoyrock , cashier of the Turf Exchange' , the headquarters the sporting men of Louisville , Ky. , loft for parts nknown yesterday with from § 30,000 to $40,000 belonging to Watts & Hughes , proprietors of the Exchange. John Murphy was accidentally shot and killed by Thomas O'Ncil , at Shf cre'a Quarry , Ky. , yesterday , while wrestling. - ' - \Valker Thomas , a hod-carrier , was killed at Louisville , Ky. , yesterday , by- falling fromtwelvefoot wall , breaking hia neck : CJNCINATTI , October 19. A heavy snow storm ia in progress hero. JfEvr-YoKK , October 19. The Morj mon missionaries set sail to day-ftr Srcat Britain aP EuropftxA num ber of young meu remththe party Three tbTJusanda converts were made aatyear. GOSHEN Ihd. , October 19. A arge barn containing fourteen : horses was ' burned here last night. All per ishe'd. "Lou , SGiOOO.- * ' , NKW Yb'EK , October 19. By the [ all ot a bnokca e Jn the clerk's office Iiere"iul879 Darloy Randall received severe Injuries. , . The supreme court ha < wardedbitrv$10,000 damages. WASHINGTON , . October 19. Ad vices from Fort Keogh confirm Sit ting B ullB desire to come in and sur render , Hii braves are afraid of the soldiers , and he a ka that he be al lowed to approach the fort without military escort. / * , * SANFBANOSCO , October 19. The damage by the Mission and Folsom streets fire"will amount to S70.000. HALIFAX , October 19. ThoCunard steamihip "Beta" experienced a hur- rioatie on the "passage from Bermuda to this city. A cyclone has devastated Bermuda. CHICAGO , October 19 The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Illinois is in session here to-day. A fine street parade was made .at noon. Ohio Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. Special Disi'ch to Tat Bvi. "COLUMBUS , O. , October 20 , 1 a. m. t-9 The Ohio Grand Lodge of Matons met in the city hall here yesterday. Grand Master A. C. Lemon , of To ledo , mide the annual address , and appointed a standing committee on credentials , and' grievances were pre- s/Juted. One thousand delegates are present. _ , _ Warren "investigation. Boeclal blspatch to The Eea. NEW YOEE , October 19 1 a. m.-- There were no witneasesexamlned be fore the Warren court of inquiry yes terday , and after the reading of testi mony taken Monday , the court ad journed until Tr.ursday. Gen. G-art was expected to be present yesterday , but was not in attendance. He will be examined Siturday. DOMESTIC DOINGS , The Deputy Cashier of Eos- ton Joins the Numer ous Array of De faulters. Bidding the Oily of the Snag Sum of Eighty-Two Thous and Dollars , The Shop ot a nuieu roimcai Painter in. Washington Closed by the Courts. President 'Hayes and Party Enjoy an Autumn Jaunt jn Sunny Lands. Fearful Destruction of L'fe and Property by the Recent Gale on the Lakes. Boston's Last Defaulter. Sp cU Dispatch to the KM. BOSTON , October 19. 4 p. m. The discovery of the defalcation of § 82- 000 from the sinking fund by Joseph Woodward , the absconding deputy cashier of this city , h a caused great excitement. Superiu'endent Adams has ordered the preparation and mailing of a largo number of circu lars , eath one bearing thb photograph of Woodward , the defaulting cashier. The photograph shows him with side whiskers , Of late ho has had his whiskers cropped , and has allowed his fceard to gfotf. The police cirfcalar is as fplloiTs : BOSTON , October 18 , 1880. Wanted In this city f or embezzling about 62,000 In various sums , Johii A * tyoudw rd } aped thirty-two yeafsj five feet ticMon.b * efah't Inches hi h ; weighs about 150 pounita ; usfk com plexion ; blue eyes ; black hair , which grows well down his forehead and ia parted well up on the aide ; black vrhiakers And moustache , the whis kers boin worn full ahd cropped close at present ; is quick in hia move ments ; converses intelligently , and is g"n'lpminly in his manner. Please arrest and telfgraph to [ Signed ] SAMUEL J. AIUMS , Superintendent of Po'ice. Fosaett's iV'ailur'e. Special Dlspitch to Tim Bfeii. WASliiNilTON , b'ctobor lb 4 p. m. A decree has been roadu by Judge Cox in the cqnity court Jure for the' slo of'tho tocfc of pictnrrs , cfc. "Fo-T loning to Mrs. Fossott , Hie artist , In cluding her celvb'rated paintlnus of the Klefc'tcttil Commission an8 Chief Jus tice Waito. The Kcsietts being in debt to Gen. John Hitez in the sum of $5,000 , gave him A deed of trusb on their personil property to secure it , for 810,000. The Fossotls brought in equity a suit to restrain salei , on the ground of uaurous Interest , etc. The cae was referred to an auditor , who reported § 5,700 besides interest. The decree Is in default of the payment. The electoral commission picture has been feinoved and secreted by Mrs. ksettjXiVbilo the picttlro of Judge Waite is understood to rJo on exhibi tion in Cincinnati. The rest of the collecfion is to be sold next Tuesday and the above mentioned alto if the trustee dan lay his hands on them. It has been "asserted in the course of the cise that the first named picture yield d Mrs. Fossott a handsome sum by the payrrent of § 50 and § 75 for the insert ion "in prominent places of people who wore there , and largo turns from those who were not present' at aL ! * ' A Quick Trip. Special Dispatch to The Bee. SAN FIUNCI.SCO , October 19. The president's trip from Portland by ateameijn forty-four houra is the quickest average between Portland and San Francisco ever made. The party 1 ft for the Yosemite to day , and will not again return to San Fran cisco , taking the train at Ltlhrop for Los Angeles , through Arizona and New Mexico to the Mississippi valley. The Lost Alpena. Bpeciil Dispatch to The Bee. CHICAGO , October 19 , 4 p. m. A , dijpatch from Ilolhnd , Mich. , re- , . prJrts tint portions of the furniture of the lost steamer Alpena have come ashore and all hopes of any of her crew or passengers being saved is dissip ated. It is now atited that there were From seventy to eighty passengers and a' craw of twenty-six on board. Despatches from various points along the shore show that hundreds of vessels were damaged and dozclis of them wrecked in the twenty-aeven hcur gale. Difference In Coin Values. Spoclal Dispatch to The Bee. NEW YoBOctober 20 , 1 a m A case that is important in the result i to impoiters/canio'to ( rial yesterday in the United States circuit court , be fore Judge ShiprrurVand jury. It re lates to tne silver question , and wa transferred from the treasuay depart ment to the United States courts. The facts are these : The deprecation in value of silver in 1879 and 1880 , was disregarded by the treasury di- partment in it ) instruction ! ti collec tors of customs , and no substantial change was made in its estimate of foreign silver coins , though the latter were purchased at the mint at only their actual bullion value. Thus , af ter the patsage of the cilver biJJ , the Mexican dollar , which is the currency in which invoices from China are usu ally made out , was valued by conipar" ing it with. United States silver dollar lar * rf 412J "grains. If it had been quoted , however , by comparison with the gold dollar , the result would have been much leas in American dollar ? . Importers , therefore , bringing gor/ds from conntriej whoso currency is sil ver , insisted that tbi * government sHonld correct their invoices into American gold dollars. This dispute involved a difference of ab6ut"15 per cent of the dutiable value of invoices in silver currency. The government in 1879 fixed Sl-015 as the ' valup , for instance , of the Mexican dollar/'in- atead of about 8G cents , jig actual valuf. After the matter Had been argued before the1 trcaastry for tome months by lawyers employed by mer chants , the director of th taint ° .1 . to the conclusion that they were right , and In January , of the present year , ha changed all public fstimatesan for eign silver coinsf > and fixed them at the actual uold value. It ia ex pected that a large number of experts will he put on the stand , and the trial will last some weeks. How We Grow. ( Spxtial ilispttcli ' WASIIIXOTON , October 20 , la.m. The cluuf of the bureau ot statistics presents in hia quarterly report for the last three months of the year endii g , Juno qo , 1880 , jrat-48ued , a state ment showii'g the immigration to the United states both by the ports at the counfrie * from whence they came. The tolal number of emigrants that nrrivr d during the year was 457-57. The number of emigrants t bat ai rind , \t thn principal ports where emigrants enter tnis country , areas follows : Now York , 268,126 ; Port Huron , 94,370 ; Boston , 34,062 ; Philadelphia , 21,727 ; Baltimore , 17,940 ; San Francsco , 71.513 : all other ports , 18,620 Total , 457,257. From Europe , 347,741 ; Asia , 15,199 ; Africa , 21 ; America , 101,081 ; Pacific Islands , 954 ; all other , 1,015. Tct 1 , 457,257. The emhilgr.ition from Europe was as fol lows : Great Britain ahd Ireland , 144,275 ; Germany , 84,638 ; Sweden , 39,186 ; Norway , 19,895 ; Austria , 12- 901 ; IUv , 12,327 ; Denmark , 6,576 ; Switzerland , 6,156 ; Russia , 4,854 ; Hungary , 4 363 ; France , 4,313 ; Neth erlands , 3,340 ; Poland , 2,177 ; all other , 2,142 ; total , 347 747. The irami ( ( ration from the American continent H as follows : British Provinces , 99- 7C6 ; West Indies , 1,351 ; Mexico. 492 ; South America , 44. Total , 101,681. The emmiuration from Asia is as fol lows : China , 5,802 ; India , 21 ; all other countries , 16 Total , 5,839. Grand Lodge of Indiana Templars. Special Uitpatch to The Eee. IuDiANAPOLis,0Stober ( 20 , 1 a. m. - All the grand lodges of the Independ ent Order of Templars of Indiana met in the twenty-sixth annual ses sion , in the Indiana supreme court room , at 10 o'clock yesterday ; Grand Worthy Chief Templar Friedly pre sided. Quite a number of delegates were present and more were expected last ereniug and to-day. The lodge session promises to be of great Inter est , an3 much zeal is manifested. The twenty -fifth , nntial meeting of the Grand Council ot Hotal and Se lect M ons was held at Masonic hall yesterday afternoon. All the grand officers wore present. There was a largo attendance of visitors , and the afternoon was spent in perfecting Iba organization , the appointment of various committees nnd arranging oth er prdliurinario' ' . The t flicial reports from the council indicate the lodcea to bo in a very healthy condition. The grand chapter will raeot to-day at the satno place. Miscegenation. Sped J DWpatch to fttt'K CtcvKLANi ) , October 20 , 1 ,1. m. Another ecnsation ia the misogenatrou marriage of Miss Minnie Sawyer , a simple minde l Caucasian heiress , to Jim Looinis , colored , iVfiO is an'ox pd-cocnirt shyster. She is a bru nette , 15 years old , and anything bul- handanme. Her father died some' yearo ajjo in Nebraska well to-do , and left property to her and a younger brother. She left home on account of Iroublu with her mother , and boarded at thn Juhnson house here. Her mother and her uncle , who is her guardian , and who lives at Mentor , and all her acquaintances remonstra ted , but last Wednesday Loomis pro cured s\ license , and Eev. Mathew Guhi , an Evangelical minister , mar ried them. They made a wedding tour toJMontor , and , witli other col- erd people , calkd on Garfield. They are now living at Salem , 0 , where ho runs a barber shop. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stocks. , WALL STREIT , OUobens. Money 3Jexcl nfe steady at 84 82@ 8 j. GOVERNMENTS ! . Steady , U S.6'881 1 04 } U.S.4's 1031 U.S. 6'a 1 O'.J CuToucyG'g. I 5 u.s. v 1103 STOCKS. Uodcratc'y ctho aridadraccd Jc to Ic a nee opening. \V U 1033 OntiW. J43 NYC 135J Wabaeh 10 Erie . . . . . ' 43j rrcfcnctl 72J Hrefo eJ 71 } O 43JJ RI 119 Preferred. * < LakoSbore 113 U.P. IK ! } Nnrtliwmtrrii 1111 C C & I C 18J Pjcfcrrcd MfMO ir4 PM , , II ? Lackaivinni. . . . . . 03 } Ohio 3J ! Hudson Canal. l . . . fr5j bt. Paul Oi } N J O , 75 PauIpM Il M&E 113 St Joe 41 | Kcadinr 35 Prcfcrcd 8 ? J NP 2 | 1 M 62 { Prcfemd 521 CBftQ 1J A&PTel 43 AraEx 81 K&t ' 8 CUOAIC 771'Ont&Wert ' 25 Chicago Prbduco Market ' CIIICAOO , October 19. The leading grain markets were easier. Wheat No. 2Japring wheat declined , @gc and sales were at $100(3-1 ( - OOJ [ for October ; $1 011 Olg for No vember , closing at § ) OOJ for caih or OctobVr ; 1 01 Jc forNoveniberl ; 03 © 03J fnr December. ' Corn Declined | @Jc for future de livery ; No. 2 sold at 39J@tOc for ' " 'cash ; 39jj@392c forCctobor40g@40c : for Novelnber ; 45j@45Sc for Jlay. Oats Stronger for presenr , but lower for future ; No. 2closedat'32c for cash ; 3232gc for October ; 30 c for November. J > yo Steady , with tales of No. 2 at 84c for cash or October ; 85jc for December. 1 Brley Strpnger _ and higher ; No. 2 nulling at Slccash. Whlsky-Sl 11. Pork Closed at § 18 25 for 'cash : § 18 50 for October ; $12 00 for November - ' vember ; § 11 95 for December ; 812 Co for January. Lard Closed at ? 8 10 < 3815forcaah or October ; § 7 9a@7' 97J for Novem ber ; § 7 90 for December ; S7 92J@ 7 95 for January. Chicago Llvo Stock Market. CHICAGO , October 19. | Hogs In good demand and firm ; sales were at ? 4 70@4 80 f. r Ii'aht packing and shipping ; S4GOgl ) 85 for heavy packing ; § 4 70 < 35 00 for choice smooth heavy shipping ; receipts' , 22,025. Catde The receip's were fair , but not excessive , including ovoT 1,000 head of yearling and spring calves from Ohio and other e'aglern points The bulk df Vhich will be shipped w -sLJ The 'inarkcL was rjiiiet , bat there i\a. di/ipoaittofj 'on tl e p rt of buyers to operate at a shade lowpr fitrXit'esaTea ' ; were made to shippers at5 37 for extra steers and to city ' ' 'a ' > - s v fcj o J A , JEWELER \J JL-A V'V JLJI JUJJL-J JL1/ . I t 7 v ur. ana icinDIS. . Gives Great BargaigsSin Ladies' and G ents AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATGES All Kinds Of " JEWELRY , SILVER TVAUE AND We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money , neir tt AND NAILS , c Iron and Wagon Stock , At Chicago Prices. 1209 and 1211 Hurncy Street , Omaha. oetll-'flxi TO THE TRADE. ; Eaving just opened an entirely new line of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS , We would ask the Merchants of Nebraska to inspect oiir btbct , feeling confident we can meet the wants of all in good Goods * and Low Prices ' , * SIIREVE , JAIIVIS A CO. , , J Cor. 14th nnd Doduc St * . anI9 emll butchers at 54 - < 5 for peed fat atcors ; there was iiothloti dolnft among other grades up to 11 o'c'ock ; fresh receipt * , 4,283 head. _ _ N w Yorfc Produce MarKei. NEW YORK. Oc'oher ' 10 l/loar / RoceipU 25.00O bWo , Ble 14,000 ; market Tflthout decided change. heat Irregular ; Chfcajro. 81 16 ® 117 ; Milwaukee , 81160117 : Nu. 2 red winter , § 1 1GA01 lGNoYemher , S11GJ bid ; December , $1 178 b'd : sa'ca uOO.COO bu. Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , 55Jo ; oales ICO , COO b . ( Mt * Qufet. ' Whisky Quiet. , Pork § 17 00 bid for Oiitobor : J1300 for November ; § 12 80013 0 ror dcll-r fur the year ; cloning' at § 8 57A@8 65 for October ; S8 47i@ 852)t"for ) November ; $8 37j@8 42 $ for Cdcember ; 58 37 | < 28 42 for Jan uary ; § 8 40@8 47 for February ; S835@840 for seller for the year ; ? 8 57J@8 63 for buyer for the year. 15ntter Firm nnd in fair demand ; Qhlo , 15@30cfor uew. Eggs Strong at 19@223 for fair to choice. _ _ St. Louis Produce MarKet. ST. Louis , Octobar 10. Flour Easier and lower. Wheat Lower and unsettled ; No. 2 led , 81 01JO1 01 for cash ; SI 03i ® r02jfor November ; SI 05j@l 05 | for December ; $1 02@1 02 | for thy year ; $1 06g@l 07J@1 00 $ for Janu ary ; No. 3 , do , 04@94Jc ; No. 4 , dodo , - do , 89c bid. Corn Higher at 39jg393cf"rc.- ( ; 40o for November and December ; 39io for the year ; 40io for January 44 44Jc fur May. O | B Higher at 39i@39jjj for cash ; 40j for November and .December ; 39c : or the year. Kye Quiet at 82J < 383c. Barley UnchanRed. Lead Quiet at44Jc. Butter Steady ; ouiry , 20@25c. Egs Better at 15J@17c. " Whiaky Steady at"l 10. Pork Quiet at $15 50. Dry Salt Meats Lower at S4 90 ® 7 70 < § 8 00. Bicon Lower at 85 37 8 37J ® Lard 58 1X38 ( 15. Receipts Flour 8 000 bbh , wheat 89,000 bu.corn 31,000bu , o U 22,000 bu , rye 1,000 bn , barley 21,000. Shipmenta Flour 12,000 bbls , wheat 21,000 bu , corn 1 000 bu , oats none , rye 39,000 bn , birlsy 1,000 bu. Liver Stccc Market. ST. LOOM , ( Xtober 19. Hogs Fairly activYoikera and. Baltimores , S455465 ; mixed packIng - Ing , 84 40@4 60 ; butchers' to fancy , J4 65@4 80 ; receipts 6,600 ; shipment * , 3,100. _ _ _ - _ _ _ NEW YORK , October 18. Oharles Grimley , an zc-onaut , propones to make an ascanaion at an early day Frbiii thia tity with a view of crossing the Atlantic. His balloon will con tain 20.000 feet of gaa. ST. JOSEPH Hospital Medical College. Co le e FatTdln ? , Second S ( wet , between FnncU and Jule. Ho-pltal , Antolne Street , between Main and Leree. c fTinE Fourth EeruUr Course of Lectures in J. thJ3 O-ll-jge will begin ou MONDAY , OCTOBER 4th. 180 , and continue five month * . The tuti'ty a'e hap py to Inform Ibo many frl ndj cf the f cVxl of ita contlnu.d gucrens. both In the nnmb r of rtudJnts and ita facilities for intmct'on The school is n ell supplied * with n ab'in'l nca < > f Anitom dlMattnal anil the Cliolcatf tha Hoi pital afford ample opportLnitv f r prac'Ical ' in fraction in Medicine and Sur-ery 1 * Diplou. * ijrecoifnlz-dbTallmoJi&a ainoc'atUwH lu tbe errantly , and its itarlmta dmitfnl o tha rn- Ti'ees of all reputnb'e ' mediol t olle.-w. Ai a mtmberof the Aroericin tfedlca- ll'se A - .oc atioi it will lw the aim of the faculty to a - efot In eleraUnz the uttndard of medical rdnea- tion.belieriTrthit through thU mrdlum alone can the profewron be freed rronrfrindulent dip- o-na i-urt and from tne entncce Into its nnka of anrriuLiried tm u\l : Tbe fee * for the tntira course. Including matrlccUtlon and demonttrator'4 ticket , ( A5.IO ; anaUici'cal mitenal fne. Fees for three year * graded conr * , { IS. CO. For further iafonnatcna ! , < drt4 the Secre'ary of t& 7cutr : ' , M.D.KKANCE , D. , - Ut FEBRIFUGE ft REMARKABLE lETTO TOUT * CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN BryftR , Tcxiu , Jttn lT 1873 , * J.C. Rlchnrdson , Bt. ionla Dcnr fllrir- My boy , 3 jenr * old. hurt ferrr rrery other day , or * > v ry third day , ror about amiinth * . Iu l nil marli IM 13 eraln < of Oainlno ilurlne HID dn/.hnt with nee e > rr ct ; trixd Cinch < inln ( nlkaloUn Hulpli. Clnchonldin , f alurln , o c. , etc.but ih boy cot rrurno nil th tlmb. I reluctantly nnt down to my drwc tor for your f > brifiiRrnn < l I irrlto juMttoflA7tn tn < D TPFhiul Hymptoni orfcTrrnnercomf nirnclnc FebririiKc , to dntf. nelnK noi over n month ttgn. 1 t < M > l tbnt louitht t aylhUinnrhlnbehnlfor yourmfdlclne * Ltn A rvjctxlAr Jl 17 * . buk r tlrrct f TOOL prncttca 3 yi > ar npo and devoting ray Umo to drnic bmlnea * . Very reipcetfully , J. W. HOWZZX * IT 18 THE BEST. StocktoB * Mo. , Aug. 33th. 1870. t , T. O. Btcrmrdson , St. Ix > uU-D Br Bin OUfronl' rebrttugetii the belt thlDf to * Chill * ind Fever thnt w h T * ] handled. There never h been ( t thnt WM NOT cured by It that was tAkeflT according to direction * In tas part ol thocoontiy. Your * traly , t - ' MAOQ & aUTOTTKTiI FROM A PROMINENT DRUB. . FIRM. J. C. Klchordion . St. Xopl-My Dea Sir t Here Uiomethlaff reliable : If you' can make any use oX It plea * * do jo. W , have sold hundred * of bottle * with U * Thta Is to certify that ! tad the Xtnt * and AKUB thl lummer and the n e of. one-thlrd of a bottle of Clifford' * y brt- f age promptly caretl It. It 1 tbe B. dl- e t care X bATO known of. e i t GEO.6AH.Oy. * HE STILL LIVES ! Offlceof TJ.S.NoTeltyMfff.Co. , , New Xork City , Auput 9 , 1878. hadFeTer and Axpe , and after trylnc atfirf thlnr I took , onetb * " Dottlo oz j permanently. IbelleTe BIT cuae woTiUl j Ra beenfatalhndl not found thl u X did. Y < mr truly , . o FEBRIFU6E 3 p GEXEBAI. AGZSTBi RICHARDSON A. CO. , - 3t.L ulC * FOB SALB EVERYWHERE. THE UTTLEGIAHJ- : STILL AHEAD. , r Read What > d LnntHne fayi Atxraf K : KAGCE3' MKST. hKAX Si.j < roRii , V. Y I iU K bramrylOtlilS3) . / Mr C. B. Thompson. XrMee'rsUrt.ronm : A ' Mr DTAR SIR The rocket rc'o I ordered haTtarriTcd. I have ( wUcf Ihenrmnd rnl them perfectly aceunte. trapt th oance up t/ri fii I , ( wel < h 81b . 1 bey trefo small and ttowal le. o to ineak , every flermtn * 1U r v one ; H t I bis vr tr \ c\et. to Ust hi * bU ca'cH . " trerj , , careiol h > u-ewife. bo likm iokno h h ' * full weight In small parch.s p , will e < l Of . > r " blAKTl ntfVlM'i : inibort. your "LmLK , * itnon.'the I'hill/r'lnto. It dctt reJ to tfl a * ont Jerfnllr et'Te n < l t cful atlel * . d Int i jjr . with the need of cumv rs"ni "Oi tUti * ii - t ele . T pur Truly. B. Z. C. JODr t S , alitu 1 tt > t csmztr. 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AOE.VT3 A.1P TUB TUB * SUTTUCD A . S , Inventor nil ol * Mwti *