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and compare it with the message. On
the other hand bigh official states that
the PRESIDENT this morning denied tn o
pubiloaLiOn in the Sun, saying thHt IL
was no part oil his message.
Outstanding Currency
VIII bear interest from April /, July I,
October !, or January l, as the case may
be. The fol owing is an official state
ment OF the United States currency out.
standing: OLD demand notes, $3.50 250;
legal tender notes, new issue, $2l, 144 ,j53;
legal tender notes of series OF 1863,
$l05, 2S9 ,063; legal tender notes of
ser.es of 1874, SAT ia 575; legal tender
notes OF series OF 1915, Sill, 1872 O9S; one
year hotes If 1863, $54, 1855; wO-year notes
Of 1868, $l6 .O50; two-year coupon notes of
1868, $23 $50; compound interest notes,
$2oo, ,5l0; ftacJional currency, fl irst issue,
"a, 29l,O9 80; fractional currency, second
issue, SO, l44 l43 81; fractional currency,
third issue, $3 OF, ,073 rs; fractional cur
rency, fourth Issue, ~, GS6,SI0 II; first
series fractional CurrGncy, fourth issue,
second series, SIj6 7j4 10; fractional cRr-
reucY, fourth issue, tbIrd series, $49l, :
453 %; fractional currency. tiflh Issue,
~ 273 627 70. Total, 1860 $50 G6G o.
Investigating the Huron Disaster.
Secretary Thompson has designated
Board OF luquIry 10 investigate the loss
Of the Huron. The following are the
officers detailed for that duly; Vice
Admiral Rowan, President, Rear Ad-
mlral John Rodgers aud Commodore w
Il. Wyman, vita Mr.. john A. Bell, Of
The Navy Department, as Judge AdVc-
cate. The Board will meet next We'd
nesday, and hold OaiIy SESSIONS until
he Investigation is completed, The
survivors of the wreck VIII, Of course,
be brought before it.
End OF the Senatorial Struggle.
AT 2 A. NJ. Kellogg and Butler were
both sworn in as Senator An agree
mont as TO vote was reached at l 80.
Kellogg was voted on first. C0noYer
and Patterson Vo!ed aye, aud Davis, Of
Illinois, NO. On Buffers case Davis did
not vote. COnoYer and Patterson voted
| for him. Butter was escorted TO the
desk by Patterson, and Kellogg by
Dorsey.
The SUMS Stolen Extract.
Tbere seems to 10 no doubt now but
what the pub ication in the New York
| Sun ofyesterday was genuine extract
| from the Presidents forthcoming Mes.
sage. The Message was being printed
| in the Treasury Department, aud the
Secretary Of the Treasury has instituted
a rigid Investigation, with the. view Of
finding out if possible how the extract
was secured and who was to blame.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

CENOR RhET-ROOM-At % John street, q
L. nicely furnished room, for gentlemen only.
| =, 31-2t
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good night. And more anon till tho

good night. And more anon till tho
next.
THE CLIO.
The entertainment by the Clio last
evening was by far the most satisfae-
tory yet given, the acting throughout
both plays being almost fsullless, and
excelled that generally witnessed by
professional stock companies. Miss
Seudder made her first appearance last
night, and read and acted her part most
naturally. Mr.. Baldri ige's "Dayid Mur-
ray" was ine impers nation, and WAS
given with strength and tt tIuthfulness
that surprised his most ardent admirers.
Mr.. Roberts was, as usual, very good.
His stage presence is perfectly easy and
natural, and part never suffers at Ills
hands. The cast OF the first piece,
"AmoDg the Breakers" was as follows:
David Murray y..................p. Il. j. BAldi1aga
Larry Divine nC......................D ID. L. Felreti
bruce Hunter. ......,....,.....,E. NJ hoDerLS
Clarence HuIter. r...,................S S. Geo. Besi
| Iet@r Paragraph. ph................. 4. Q. Ciaooy
SCudd ...................... g. W. Nhigford
anime ~ DGZe ;...'..........'....A MISS " .eS9rS
| 5e58 otarbrIght Miss Seuadsr
Mother Cary y....................... Miss Marsh
! Biddy Bean n...................Mr Mrs. 5. Geo. Bast
The farce, "Ic o. Parle Francals,"
concluded the entertainment, aMd VAS
we'll played, with the exception OF the
! part OF Maj. Rattan" Mr. Antram was
unusually gOUd as old "5priggns," ana
| Mr.. DeRose acted his part excellently.
! Here Is the cast:
! Mr.. 5prig gins. s....................U A, Antram
/ Victor Dubois ois................... j. W. Delsoes
| Mrs. SpfiGgins Observation-Disclosures" Miss Saa1
An eliza .........................M Mics Fae.isrr
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DOARDING-At the northwest corner of
ID Elm and George streets; large. pleasant
front rooms, with good living for ladies or
gentlemen, with the comforts OF home. 3i-2t
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RoBINsoN's oPERA.uousE.

hOblNSON . CfbhA 'HOQSE'
| MIR. Jonn Z. Owens, the great ccsue-
dian, appears twice to-day, supported
oy Miss Thompson and the excellent
home company. AT the matinee Mr.. Ow-
ems will appear as "JoDn Unip' in
| "Selt," and Tonight a splendid double
| bill will be ofered-"S iOus FaEiiYs
and The "Iappiest Day of Ny Lite"
Mkt week ovens revival oil old CON-
edles.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Nick Roberts Humpry Dumply Troupe
will give matinee this afternoon, and
the engagement closes with to-night.s
performance.
| Next week the polished actor Me. Jos.
Murphy, in his beautiful play kerry
Chow" He will he supported by fioe
company.
The ST. Louis Republican speaks in
high terms Of Kerry GoH," Of Mr., Mur-
pay, and OF the company supporting him.
II says; "'kerry Cow is legitimate
| Irish domestic drama, and Joseph Aur-
| phy is q conscientious Irish character
| Gctor-quiet, earnest, forcible and telling.
The plot Of the play is ingenious aud
| cuff ,iently involved to excite the cur
| iosity OF the audience and render ihela
anxious to the outcome. Its incidehts
are striking--eyen slart,i s, witheia
seeming fareed-and the beslpoiuts are
twcll developed by the compaDyn
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Business Failures.
THE OLD WORLD.
Rome.
National Associated Press to the Star.
rrun pnpR,g NRG2

1Nohles
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE POPE's ILLNESS.
LONDON, Dec. IA telegram from
Rome says that since the 22d inst. the
Pope's legs have been swollen to an unu-
sual degree, ana the discharge is so co.
pious as TO cause uneasiness. Yester-
Jay he received the officers OF the Pala-
tine Guard, and chatled and ioked with
great vivacity. IL is now believed cer-
Iain that the COnsistory will meet in the
Pontifi's bedroom, and the fact has
given rise to considerable speculation,
On all sides ii is looked uJon as signiti-
cant, ana as betoAening the beginning
OF the end.
A later dispatch SAYS the physicians
believe that the Pope is dying.
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AMUSHESGNTs.
GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.

Two PerI0rmances T0-day.
Matinee at 2. Admission % Evening ats
and SOC. Evening at S,
NICK ROBERTS HUMPTY- -DUMPTY
Pantommc and Speciality Company, including
GRlMALDI,
The best Trick Clown in The world. assisted By
brilliant corps Of auXliaries.
Special performance SUNDAY EVENING
-HUMPrY- -DUMPrY in all its glory
Monday. Dec. 3.--Mr. JOS. MURPHY sup
ported by fine Dramatic Company
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R0BINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

D. MACAULEY....... Manager.
SATURDAY, December 1-Graut Gala Day
two performances. The famous comedian,
JOHN f. OWENS.
Matinee, at O'Clock, Mrs. Batemans come
,dy Of SELF. Admission 25 and SIC.
Evening, at O'clock, SERIOUS FAMILY
md IAPrIESr DAY OF My LIFE
j., Secure seats at Church's Music Store and
the Opera-hgu c.
Next week, Owens revival OF OLD Comedies
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Lost.

[ CEH-PGN-GOld chase sack pm; lost on
IL LonXWOrth street between PARK and Elm
liberal reward will be given If returned to
lj1 Elm street. 30-2t
I G-GMBGELLA-SIlk Umbrella in At
L lautc Garden; leave al 22J Main street; So
reward. 30-2t
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IMpoRTATIoNs OF RUSSIAN GRAIN.
The Eastern Trouble.

: 1H-fN AANI1 7 2 NNU
LONDON, Dec. l.--A dispatch from
Y emma says two Itpiian vessels, whtl 10
attempting 10 run the Black Sea block
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s OC i AZ.
THE HIGHLAND HOUSE HOP.

IuE hlGHLAND HOUSE HOP.
The third regular hop of the season
was given at the Highland House last
evening, and was pronounced if posi-
Bile more delightful than the preyi-
Gus ones. AS the members bes
come better acquainted the interest and
pleasure in the parties increase. The
parlUrs and ballroom of the Highland
House always present an inviting ap-
pearauce, and tie members o, the Club
Congratulate themselves on having The
best place for such parties III CinoIn-
natl.
THE NORTH SIDE SOCIAL.
Last evening, following close in the
wake of the Thanksgiving festivities,
was the semi-monthly and every jolly
meeting of the North Side Social. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles +. Marshall en-
tertained the gay reve!ers, at
their residence on Chase street,
in a superb style, Charles was in his
mirthful mood, and in the smoking
room propounded his famous "water-
melon" eonundrum which some.
what befogged W.'s understand.
ing. Charles himself is yet
in the mist as to a clear solution, and Il
has promised theoretical explanation
at a special meeting. The male mem
berg OF the Club are requested to be
present.
The ladies present were in toilets that
rendered them peeresses in the scale Of
beauty, though had The palm been
awarded, we think the Bismarck en-.
train would have captured it.
Long after low 70, to the rendition Of
E"Sweet Home," each lisped u gentle
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EgS~ WEATHER.-Cloudy followed by fair
and warmer weather for the next twenty -four
hours.
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BOARDING.

children not over - years: !:
ID best care and reference. For particulars
;ndress MRS. LE0RA G. W., Nit. Healthy,
o. 3l-2t
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"a HCream of tlse West,''
Ill hsSaH Glendale,
kEUNM SNOW White.

These fJvorte brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (Janes *. liurin's), sixth street,
near Freeman Gail and leave your order. De
Ayerel froa. Satisfaction guarantees
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A RTl rs MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
n guide TO oil and water color painting,
crayon drawing, &c, Illustrated J0e. Elocu-
tionist's journal gives best standard aad new
pieces for professional AMI ANA eur readers
and speakers, lOc, of any newsaeaer or by
mail. JESSE HANEY Il CO., Ii9 Nassau ST.,
New YORK,
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France.



LONyDON, DC. l "A C0rlesp sp0ndent in
Paris reports that farewell banquet
was given TO Ex-Pre ;iLeIt Grant by Mr..
Harigs, The eminent banker, at his resi-
dence, last night. The gentlemen Of the
party were all Americans, and the affair
was one of the most elegant which has
taken place in Paris tDis season. Gen
erai Grant and party were accompanied
by General Iorbet. General Grant
leaves Paris to-day Tor Lyons, whence
he will 20 to Marselles and Nice. In
the latter city he will join the United
States ship Vandaiia.
THE POLITICAL COMPLICATION.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The principal Republt-
can condition is a suppression OF the
eight of dissolution, which was sub.
mILted to President Mac N ahou yester-
day. President MacMahon was very
much irritated and said that such a pro-
posal was impossible. He hoped Thai
The Lett would conciiate,
Germany.
IMPoRTATIoNS OF RUSSIAN GRAIN.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The German farmers
are complaining nf large iinpOrtations
OF Russian grain, which is swamping th G
German markets ana depressing the
prices.
The Eastern Trouble.
ITALY AND TURKEY.
LONDON, Dec. l.--A di$patch from
V emma says two Itaiian vesseis VIII lie
~. = D. 1.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

g L. PAUL M. g. CHURCH, CORNER SEW
~ ENTH and Smith stroets.-Preaching To-
row at II ~. NJ. and at ~ P. NJ. by the Pas
tor, Rev. II. b. Ridgaway. DID. Evening
subject: Tho Poetr! Of business" Sun4ay-
school at 25a p NJ. 1t
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 41.-lb.
4 pillow. 81 each; S5-lb beds, $6, cholco
fcatreis. l5c per lb. Feathers renovated. Z.
w, MORRISON, 81 w. Sixth street. between
NJ sin and W alnut, up stairs. noV26- m
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TOR SALE = BAROUCnE - Fine family
T barouche, at stable on Elm street, between
iFourlh and Fifth Streets 30-2J
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TOR SALE-HoR5kS, &C. "A nice buggy
1 horse, with harness ami spring wagon, at
1OS Uarrlaon avenue. S0-2t
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and compare 1t with the message. On
the other hand bigh official states that
the President this morning denied tn 0
publication in the Sun, saying thRt 1t
was no part oil his message.
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SKATES.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

WASHERS AND HsENGERS
For sale and repaired. OLD wringcrs taken in
exchange. F, TETTENBORN, 2l9 W. Fifth.
myl2-S&Wtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

d L A G X b o d IN THE SUNDAY
- sCHOOL.-A practical guide for superin-
tendents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fuly
Illustrated. 81 81 Of booksellers or by mall
JESSE HANEY u CO., l19 Nassau street
New sIork.
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wANrap-..MIscHL1ANBous

NALL ON BELL Prices have fell during
7 the holidays. For the best Card Photo
graphs only IS per dozen: half dozen only 81
formerly IS. defy competition. Good PIC
lures or NO charge. nU3.otf
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THE Dis rict Physician and Market
masters are pocketing their wages TO-
day.
, 1877-10-21


"steal!" said the old man, in accents Of In
tense scorn. :+Steal! Why, you would be as
tonishcll to find how large proportion Of the
travelling public are Internal thieves. They
steal the bcdclothing, pillows, boot-jacks, soap,
soap-dishes. in fact: which they
can carry off. Everybody steals soap. We e1-
pect that, and don't kick. You'd be surprised
to hear that - "a noted Indiana politician}
makes practice Of putting the soap into bis
valise every time he pays bis bill. he doesn't
seem to usc much OF it himself, but think he
takes it home to his children. The first thing to
be doac when fellow comes to the office to pay
his bill is to send the potter up to his room to
sec If ANYTHING is missing. When 4 fellow
comes down with his yaIse in his hand nc
are unusually suspicious. The only way to
ret even With the thieves is to Keep
q thief account Whenever anT
thing is missed charge it up at fair value, and
the next time catch 4 thief in the act make
him pay the entire amount or go to jail. One
day nice-loohing fellow came down with 4
ralse in his hand and inquired tue amount Of
his biu The minute saw him knew be had
the porter the wink 1 pottcrel about the books
while the porter was gone, and could sec he
was getting uneasy. He had notion to bolt,
but just then the porter came down, and saw
by bis eye that something was missing. I
jumped over the counter aud grabbed the rascal
BY the throat Open that valise, you d-d
thief says !. He got very white about the
glils, and began to beg. When the valise Wis
opened, sure enough there was new bed
spread for which had paid IS. BILL says ].
bring me the thict account I footed it up,
, 1877-10-21
THE HOME SAVINGS BANK OF ElGlN.
Spsciaf Correspondence " n

Special Correspondence " The T71oune-
ELG1S, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Furthcr developments
place in somewhat different light the affairs OF
the Home Savings Bank. The Home National
Bank, although an entirely distinct organiza-
ton, had occupied the same Office and received
on deposit considerable portion Of the savings
bank deposits at rate which was lucrative to
the former. On account OF the collapse of the
St. Louis and Chicago institutions, there had
been some uucasiness, and more money than
USUAL was being withdrawn from the savings
bank There being SO close relationship be-
tween the two banks, 0. Davidson aud ". II.
Hiutze being respectively President aud Cash.
icr Of each, it had been supposed by the above
officers that the Board Of Directors Of the Ma
tiouaj Bank would assist them over the crisis,
and it HOW appears that negotiations were in
progress and almost completed looking to the
transfer Of the entire sayings-bank business to
the ocklloldcrs OF the National Bank. On the
strength Of this understanding all savings de-
po:its were being paid after the usual notire,
and up to Tuesday noon about onc-fourtl Of the
entire amount had been paid out At that
time it was learned that the Directors hal
reached a different conclusion having
decided to separate the two banks, and allow
the savings bank 10 shift for itself. It. was
that for the interests OF the depositors them
sclrcs it would be best for the bank to 70 into
voluntary liquidation, and notice has been
issued by the President announcing that the
bank will he prepared to pay 10 per cent Of its
deposits in thirty DAYS. I am Informed that 4
further dividend is likely to be made very soon
thereafter, and that lbe entire amount, dollar
for doliar will be paid just as fast as the assets
can be realized on. l understand that the lat
ter are ample 20 meet all liabilities to deposi-
tors. The Home National Bank is perfectly
solvent, but it would appear that it has made
mistake in abandoning its savings bank ii thu
assets Of the latter arc in such condition that
after Iquiaating oue-quaEter OF its indebted
ness it Is able to announce dividend of 70
cents in thirty days, and to promise the balance
if tuAe is given to realize on the assets
, 1877-10-21

aud it amounted to just s56. You pav that,'
says :, sor &c. to JAIL He thought it
was id hard to have to pay for other mems
stealings, but on tho whole concluded that It
was cheaper than to go to the Peniteptiary,
compounding felony? Well, yes, it did have
that complexion. But maybe it nippetl a thief
in the bud. The girls are generally houest,
though once in while we catch one OF them.
One time there WAS an Internal tree-pcd,ller
stopped with US, and he had q black satin vest
stolen. paid him IS tor it. He described It
yeEr accurately. There was Z yellow spot On
the collar, where he hau dropped some acid on
It. and his name tn full was written on the
leather with which it was bound at the bottom.
suspected the girl Mary. We watched her for
week or two, aud concluded we were mistaken,
when one day fellow came III with a black
satin 5est, and there was round yellow spot N
the collar: 1t was Mary's sweetheart collar
ed him, jerked up his vest, and found the name
OF the tree -peddler Or the leather. He owned
up that Mary had stolen the vest and given it to
him. At that time the thief account was only
81, and SO lie got of cheap''
, 1877-10-21

ae1t saturday evening, at the Hich-School Hail.
:, ne benedict Club give the SECOND party OF
!nis seasons series al Lakeside Hall, corner OF
INDIANA avenue and Thirty-first street, Thursday
the South Side.
lug continental Congress. social and liter
ary club organized in 1871, will entertain the
people o1 Lawndalc this winter with course OF
lectures let and concerts at the hall. The season
VIII DC opencd with lecture BY Dr.. W, Benson,
~ u, late Dean Of the State Medical College OF
kentucky. Subject: ttNcryc.n Lecture free.
The Clubs weekly Friday evening entcrtain-
ments are quite ENJOYABLE.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Charles W. Parker left this CITY Friday
nlght Tor short solourn iu the South.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Chatterton nee Morris re-
turned home Tuesday, and are '9at home" at
thu Gardner House.
Mrs. e. c. Bonrey and Charles L, Bonney
have gone to Peoria to spend couplc Of weeks
visiting friends
Gen. MaeFeely, Commissary General of Sub
seistencc' United States Army, Washington, D.
T.. IS a guest together with his wife nt thc
house OF Col. II. Y. Sheridan.
:Mfs 4. L. Hook,ns, nee Dunlap, of Toledo,
Friday. ''-'' 'N7@
Mrs Isaac Wallach and daue hter, OF New
pt' pporh' are the guests OF 2. Oppcr, Esq, 1132
Prairie avenue.
Miss Ellie Fonstal. OF Philadelphia, is q guest
OF MISS Mamie Corlwaue, No. 10 Throop Street.
Miss Clara Al: Squires, 1913 Wabash avenue,
mas returned home from long visit at Rock
campaigning her. The latter viii spend few
weeks in this city.
Miss c. 4. Stevens, the young Chicago
pianist, was rendered a benefit 1T Omaha short
time since
Miss Jennie Duttou, highly ly-accomplishctl
slnscr Of Boston is visiting her many friends in
es'ilcago- Miss Dutton has kindly consented to
sin: this morning aud evening at Unity Church.
Miss Rose Jones, Of St. Louis, is at present
guest Of Miss Cora kohn.
Alr. and Mrs. j. 4. Parker, of St. Paul, arc
guests OF Mrs W. Il. Atoorhousc, 1Ul5 Michigan
avenue.
, 1877-10-21
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
Some Of the Talk al the Recent
"Women's Congress-"
Why She Wanted 1t Kept Quiet--A Rus
sian Joan Of Arc.

THAT DREAM OF HIS.
dreamed last night that, us the stars
Canac out 10 slime and gllmmer in the sky
dust as they're shining now), wandered nigh
4 tre1lsed door {likc this), and then as I
Stood lettering d madcu's face I saw,
Framed in the tangled vines that wound about.
So fair face as hers, beyond 4 doubt,
1s rarely seen, and Us she looked without,
saw, hy moon aud starlight that her hair
Was braided close, like th'ne-of tue same huc;-
And, as thine own, her eyes were clear and blue;
She WIS thy very image, to speak true.
When she perceived mc where stood, fearing
Her anger that beneath her window
Had dared to tarry Though the reason why
Was her own lovclinessl when she dtd spy
Nc thus, she scorned me not, nor turned away
Nor frowning drew her curtain; bnt, instead
1 dreamed she smiled upon my suit, nor sand
Me Nay when lin my dreamy her would wed.
So did dream on ycstcr-nigbt~ What think
You OF it? Let your tircsomc knitting be
Forgotten for moment, and let me
More than dropped lids and jealous lashesree.
Now, tell me, is't not gricvous wrong that such
Sweet seeming should begonc ut mornings CLEAN.
Does ii not most unkind and vexiny seem
That such dream as mine-shoRId be II dream?
LuLu II. ".