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, 1881-05-08

THE REV. DR. piARk5. OF NEW YORK.
T1lENE WILL 81 MORNING. ,;13 ASp EvESlNs G,n;Si;s
Ut. ey i. b: townsend. superintendent ,,u,
THE REV. II. G. PERRY oFFlC1ATEAs - At st: ST.
stcuhrns Church. Johnson-st., near Twelfth. AoH
Communion :.i T. -.
.rIIE nEv. LUTHER PARpEE Will. Or
nea.S mUen'S nenr WessesnaS eaa sss,' '''
THE Ey r Motms9S q ;hs Jk innyi Wihi il qp 2be
gS,n,S Epipfany' aysiiia,s Tn1oop.st, | aear Adams
rIiE isEv. ". J. rErK1E WILL oFFlClATE
nGun,'f' nincun and saai beideneavs. >.'~
THE REV j. i. THOMPSON oEFlcIATES MokS-
I'll TIE REV. ARTHUR R1rcH1E pKEAcIIEs
eas y and aa mss at ehosa
euch:.eist ii u, nj. solemn vespers 7:a T. m
K nSy eRn,. & Il E &sis Witt Gaa1:h
G'osn,nE 9foy.....v. anu ana d rhir1y -sixth-st,
E s;sS II SGksc Sfase cha!e p p
IS 1s gfrEs APP Ay1 Es;g]sss q
NJ: 1850 ~ n.; s:5 T. ul: 'nd ~ D. m.
TUE REV. FltEDEk1CK COURTNEY @ fhnEa;. rKEAGn FL.
'in T11E REV JOHN 1tEDMAN oFFIGIArEs MonS- a,;;
Wlck-st. ne:.r Ch.c.syo-av.
TIE KEy. WILLIAM FISHER LEWIS sIi.L WILL
TIE REV \ FISK WILL ofFtc1ArE ossx MORN X
I Washington and ltobey-sts. -. ..
THE REV CHARLES H. BlXRY, RECTOR OF ST
pauls Church. Hyde Park. will oiaclltr TINS morn
IN. At night KishUp McLa1cn will hold conhrna~
ion service and pEtnch
| CONGREGATIONAL
ai THE ls so5, SEX charca. Dse1e'a1 IND Foftishs.
morning nud evening. ,.t.,
| ,ruE REV. CHARLES HALL EVEREST
| preaches ut Plymouth Church. nt the usual hours.
| THE REV. r. y. NOBLE Will IREACI4
| murnsne and evening at Union Park Church
| T,IIE REV, E. +. GOODWIN BREACHES MORN
| lnv and evening tn the First Church. corner Ann
| HeirshIp" Evening: "rtle Lost Cause"
| rfIs: REV l.. ]. HUMPHREY WILL PREACH IN
| rho unrnup and the lkev. ~ Little Ia the evening
IN the New England Church. corner Deasoorn-nF and
| rayk-otace. Morning subject: "Sume Hopeful
| enth acknowledgements SanctitF OF Marriage"
| THE REV. EVAKTS KENT PIsEACHES MORN
ur and evening tho Clinton Street Church. corner
| Wilson.
| THE REV. C.. A. TOWLE PREACHES MORN,
Ing and evening tt the Bethany Inufcn tau'1ue I'LL
West uurun-sts.
I TIlE, REV, 4. MONROE PREACHEs At TIE
| uafun Tnbernnclc. Twenttelh-st and Ashlnnd-uV-
| morning and evening -.
| PROF, WILCOX breaches MORNING ASE
| evening ut tho Western Avenue Msssloh+ nea
POlk-s- ... , --.-. x..-,.., .rx,,.
| -trI,F REV B. F.. LEAvITT PREAcIIES THIS
| mnrninp and the Rev. IL II. Collier this evening" u
| die Lincoln Purk Church. Sophln Ano Mona"K-s1a
, 1881-05-08

PoUCuKEEps1E, =. T., May '.-YesteFdAy '1at7
thew vassar and bis father, John Guy s'ssaf.
formally presented new and handsome pnl9o-
ing, known rs the Vassar Home 1or o4o ae'.
- - ,tar nronprtx with IT, all Of the vnlue Of
e51ftm 1o the Trustees OF the institution, anu
ee,lied Kin 0tO as IN endowment fund.
, 1881-05-08
A CALIFORNIA EVICTION.

FnaSc1sco May 7.-slurshal Poole ana q
Nose of fifteen men are ut Hantoru. Ihes VI VIII
a,.iot r,,o SETTLERS iii Tuare County to-day. !he
e1rncccdings arc looked for With good deal OF
interest,"
, 1881-05-08

TivISE SERVICES WILL. BE HELD
- to-day In the Chicago Churches By tie tollo"-
ing pu5tur5:
, 1881-05-08

PRESBYTERIAN. .....-.
THEKEV, ". r.. MEi.OY: PkEACHEs At IaE
United Chnrch. corner oI AohEoe sata
morning A7d evening"
THE REV ,r. ". HOUSTON. OF LENlSGT0N.
VA VIII preach at the Sixth Church. corner q II"
cenncs und Guk-nys- this moru.'I' and inc hes. u:
THE REV ARTHUR SWAZEr. .. p Will
preach ut tho Forty Street Churco ~ !u u q q
THE REV. II. II. COLLISION WILL. PHEA{LA AZ
Fullerton Avenue church this inorhnt, o. fAo" oo
Know that Christ Rose from tue Deaot
THE REV. N. II. MANGASARfAS. Or MAtsO-
bau Turkey. will preach tn the Second Church cor
mr. ,tchisstn-av. and Twentctl-st.. at 1ula D. H.
Subject: Lie und Missions In Turkey
THE REy \. Z: ki11tEpGE Wilt rREAGn lsand
meyn,ns she un!a su6ee1: hs rni.t judge Inn
Fortunate Widow Evening: "Elshth Sermon On
the Apostles Cteed.
rlIt: KEY. j. II. woRKAi.L breaches morning
aad evening in the ElEhtn Chu1eo. cot"es "aSnl'44-
ton and l,Ubey-sts
rIIE REV. HERK1CK. JOHNSON. .; 2. Will
nr.;ich in the Fourth Church. corner or 1knso a10
Supcrlor-sts.. morning and evening"
rI1t: REV. S. T. WIsItAkD PkEACiES MuKSr,
ing und evening in The tlttn Cuuren' eo1oef ~
inaa,,a-av. and Thirtteth-sr
THE REV. J. II. WALKER PREACHES MORN
iug and evening In Campbell PARK Church. LeaVtt-
st., near HARRISON ..,,,,-.>,o
and evening IN the Welsh Church, Aunroe anu
TllE REV. +. c. uGGEL pKEACEIEs NoKS1SG
ana evening in the Westminster Church. feora ano
JacksUn-stS. .-..
l4,uf. FRANCIS L. PATTON. D. y. IL; D.: D.:
pEunches u,errtny and evening 1t the JEFFERSON fasA
Church. Throop and Atlans-sts
THE REV. SAMUEL j. CURTIS: u: D. WILL
preach In tls moTe.n ,nd thn 1ne Hninx nt tie FiTss
CHURCH, corner OF lndtana-nv. und TWentT
THERE WILL. BE SERVICES IN THE EVENING
at the I:aiiroad Chapel No. lsl3 ssase-st-
, 1881-05-08

TIE REV. ]. w ALLEN PkEAC1iES AT TEE
snnih Side Church. corner OF pFalrte-av- and Ints-
ttetb-st-. morning and eventnz.
rIIr: KEyJ H. WRIGHT PIlEACliES AT " ESI-
ern Avenue ChuEc!.. beIween Van Bufen ano HAITI
s0n-stH4, morning. nud evening"
M, NAr~rIIEWSuS WILL PREACH MORNING
and evening tn the Green Street TaoeFnaese. ~
THE REV. O. A. BURGESS WILL FnhM1n 49,. -
nfth-At.
, 1881-05-08
TEMpERANC{

rBE yyO3YAS'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
unton hoHs dsly GosPel neostns5
Arcade-court- The leaders for this week are: Non-
day, -; Tue*aay. NEa. W G. " addeli; Wednes~
Ter: Friday. Mrs W e. Powers und Saturday, MI.
J. Fl. CALDWELL NJ
, 1881-05-08

TIE REV BISHOP: FALlOW5 PREACHES 6:E5
at 81. rau!s Church in9rnnx ano exsnne; EVENING
THE REV L. Fl. HOS.yOIsII BREACHES ATTAa
Presbsteran Chusch In EnHewood nt3:1
THE REV. +. ". ADAMS pREACttES AZ -.
,tntthew,s Church corner OF Clark nnd Centfe-stss
morning; and evening" ..... .-- ..
THE REV j. d. WILSON PhEACHES NORM
Inr unc evening In St Johns Church. Ells-av neaf
Tlirs y-sevtn.h-st .. .,<,
T1IE tsr-tfEy BISHOP CHENEY Will
nrrnrh in christ Church, SlichGan-nV. aud TTenty-
fuurth-sr morning and Evening"
, 1881-05-08

srrAu3is EPISCOPAL. CHgECH: HYDE PARE
av between Forty ninth and ftftfeth-stK the hey.
Cnnfies Il klxby, Kecsur. Services II u n ano t;s1
p. m; Sunday school. y:4a a n Friday syeninG r.
hold confirmation service and preach - i?
, 1881-05-08

TIIE REV W.T. rESpLETON PKEACHEs, At
Lincoln Park Ctlapei At IL Q CLOCK an0 Ut onon eA~
TIiE REV, L. r. MERCER HOLDS SE!sv1CE IN
Hershey Hall III II Subject: Tue 1-1e @A1tes
Death; Divine Judgments.
, 1881-05-08

" The Home Council, No. 800, Royal Arcans1m,
held a aansante nnd lunch Friday evening ut
Odd-Fellows' Hall. corner Of Nad'son and Hal
sted streets. 1t was very pleasant auntr.
The George II. Thomas Post, No. :' e. \. R''
vii, rive their last reception Of tho season son-
div evening, May &c. ut tho nrnlory Of tho First
Regiment. on jackson street. The music and
1;tcrnry procram will begin Mt O clock with the
following list of artists: Prof. waiter IsHlll1l'
Niss Jennie Hunter, Mrs. Harry Nngar, MlSs
Edith Elliott, Miss Roumelss, Chicago Aaas
Quartet Chicago male quartet, Pount > 1u'l Or
chestra Tho dancing prosra!m VIII x'so pssrn ~ ~
fnir. All comrades and friends are tratcrna!ty
invited to join us In this our se'en'u a''non'
III Tne Active Pleasure Club will hold its May re-
cepuon ut Karcs Hail satnruay e, G.e. j.; v;,.o, ~
Central Hall Friday evening BY the employees o'
the Chicago Cty Hallway Company ,,.. ,,
,,Id n the PALMER House Wednesday evening
nni a. n.,ye :, lifting conclusion Of whit has been
very delightful and successful series ol 1a PAT
The ii. r s. held the lust meeting os the nc
season Thursday evening r. the residence o.
Miss Cora Barber No 70 a ,.ann slrss1 Were
The literary exercises oA AAe e'eA'A6 ~
nehe The May party given by the 3t,stletoe Pleas.
ure Club Tnarsdnya 9a @ arurs The adcs
attred in costumes appropriate 10 tne snsd I,
seuson: orratucuted with tQwcrs, rftsentcu Il
| most picturesque scene. IN H1arheo eot4|A ''7 "
'n The members and friends Of tho Chez Nous ~:
CLUB purticipatcd in delightful PATTY III ~, ~
t,e:ntiflll dunciug hal ut the Palmer House r.
day night ,,o,a +hoir ANIMAL re-
union and pananss nros at ,GS ts, the members brill
| lint atfAir. ,,, - 4,o rvpositfou
Building Friday evcnns "as n,nincnt.try enter
.!,.naut Ine and bali WIS l7vcn BY tic aiiinc So
| c'al and benevolent Club ut M'4lsers llail 1'S'
hn forty-cirhth annual convention OF ne ne
p+ Upsiioi fraternity win be held WIN ne fnv
uincs, - 3fhn ,,,1htc exercises will be held IN
rcntrai u Music Hail Wednesday evening sas ~
| Mt 80 O'Clock. .. ,u ~ tbo Rrother-
i lle - Si Incomotlyc Engineers, Division NO. ~
viii viii be 81 riScl, in West Twelfth Street 9''f''ef
Hall Friday evening.
, 1881-05-08
CHURCH SERVICES.
BAPTIST,

BAPTIST.
nEv gsa he AS1 E s Hubs4I M Il
!he evening" as tho Fourth Church. Washnsson sna
TmE REV. E. w1SekES WILL cPn1sA rREAcm a1
@ ne STsai'a Oh
no!a'ax oH nnx as i" .hs fss edaFah'
morning anu evening in tho Second Church. AoFsao
T1iE REV. JOSEPH nowAxy WILL. t.1 rKEAGM RS,!;dI
morning and evening In North Star church. o'''s'oa
Tue REV. r uynMoE WILL rKEASI1 re ,!SnL,s MORN
,nr md cventng m in " Westcrn Avenue Church
TIN KEy " r. rHEkEn ~ VIII 1.at rEMG Gsoteh
ualntns pun IND venlns e. n ose5 ct Church Foutthav
n1sx TE s5S S 81 + ID s3Mkss M
E IN nxeM a. tss:,, X1 2ss9s
m Rgy d svesn 4 sI VIII 1sa.d FEAea
y NJ SHs Il: Ss
dixie ana lIurun-s,s.
Soss AHs!ss u + THE St
morning and evening nj the church pearoorn ind
aaa rE sx i. !a fass
Ohlo-sts--
PROF. SWING WILL PREACH AT CENTRAL
MusIc-Iinll ut IL o'clock
Vii Ts pts,es M i iooey 81 yEEfAAS q 1f il NJ
THE is:v. G. t. NEEDtiAM rREASIlES .ai.E AoES. S-
Ink and evening in ch'c.,s" Avenue Church. corner
Nsy = @ youKEm rsEAGI,Es ssS Ig5;sDIs.s y VEST
rurTpau
prcaches It Wicker Park Church morning md even-
ths MiG tos: anan u 10Y rrny church. Eesf and
loE LEyEnlSGhAgs W15M 55;o rREAGM rn5 AaI.:,t. IT
erens Ts fS ;Ss Weis9 fsst
! and L. Moyne-sis-
THE REV JOHN WILLIAMSON al PREAcMEs .saH snS II
the First Church this osninx corner AZ GIEk II .an nns
Etatemen:s Of Orthodoxy" Evensns: rralse serv-
Ti.E REV. CIR VAN HORNE s;!e rEEAcnES r;;.I;t n
M%yss Sf q n uia
TIE REX K D. S11Erfn sns viii III wstsst. yEAGh
Mesn.a: .aejess; Ica5lsSan D'seipesh'p" Evening:
mp1l!n yIE :ss I'D eycnsa < IL IN Western Avenue
. THE i.t:V ". THATCHER I'REACHEs MORN
| inE anu evening Ut LIZ 1Itt1e 1t'eos ~@~4'
| Forty-sixih. .. .,,,.
TIiE ttEy F. II, BRISTOL BREACHES MORN
| Ing and evening 1t the Wabash Avenue Church. cur
| ner Fourteenth. -,
| TILE REV. II. N. HATFIELD. .; D. WILL
| preach morning and evening m the Langley
| Avenue Church. near Thrty-ntnth-st
| THE REV GEORGE CHASE Will. PREACH
at the Fulton Street Church, corner Of 1tesAn-ss~
mnr1llH: and evening. ...
Tie REV. H. C. GEORGE WILL PREACH
| morning n.d evening at Centenary Church. >1on-
rue near M0rEun-st~ ..- ..
| rIlE tiEv. L. b. POPE PKEACIiES MORN
Ing and evening ut Trinity Church. intianaav: ara
twenty -fuurtt-st- Communion service IN tile tAofn-
ing. ........ ...,. $1,000. - .xx,
THE REV. A. GUKi;Er BREACHES AT !T1lE
| Ada Street Church. corner Fulton-st
THE REV. ]. ". nICiAnpS BREACHES AT
Emmanuel Church, Harrison and Faula1a-st*
,rHEKEv J. ". LEe;AEANtsfttt PREACktES Az
| the Grant plsce Church, corner l..iFrabee-At
| TIE REV. j. J. KELLER breaches AT ASH
| land Avenue German Church. ... -
! THE I4t;v J. SCHEl.I4 PftEACHES AT THE
| E,r1uauu uel German Church. Latn aud Nineteenth
| hts. -.
, 1881-05-08
BN1VEHaAI.IST.

THE REV. ". $. CROW WILL PREACH ~ u u
morning ut the Church u Inc feoee"'es' "oSu'As
ton aud SunEuMon-sts
THE REV. w II. RYDER WILL fREACA
fuOrn!ng aud evening a. St i'auls Churcos On A1cn-
iC.n-uy., north Ut ElEhreenth-st
, 1881-05-08
MrGcErT.ANECu9.

T1fE "LIBENAI. REUNION" MEETS AT 23
West Madtsou-st, Mt .:aD p. H. 4 ne" prop Il 10
be adteu-' .
F. Il. LESTER LECTURES BEFORE ThE
EcIcctcs Ut No cl3 West M#dison-st this evening.
Subject: ~tEuctcs.i EducntloG."
\ SItKITUALIsTS' ANIL MEDIUMS MEETING
viii h. .td 1T NJ, IL South uaisted-sr ut O'clock
TIE REV. GEORGE DYE WILL SPEAK IN
the House OF Correction at p. n
YfIE DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST ASSEMBLE
nt3 p. H. ..o
ureeches Ut Castle Hail. 10 G9 West Lnke-st- Lila
nmorni,,: and the Rev. T.. W. Smith this evening"
YIfE FIRST SOCIETY OF sPtRlTUAt.1ST9
mcct Il Fatroauk ai thss evening. and Will BE- ad~
dressed bY Mrs Cora l.. V: Richmond On Tine N
suired Women Of History" BY spiftt OF S.hzM W:
tsarrlhau bible interpretations By Hrs. hlcntnohA
nj the corner Of Wood and Walnut streets II 4o:s9
T. 49,. ,..-- - . ~
the West End OpeEA-hous ut 0'clock
THE REV MR. FEnkt5 WILL ADDRESS THH
raiirt,nd etupjUyE. the reudtnX-fuon, cofueE u
Kinzie and CannI-sts at O'Clock
i THE REV j. II. CALDWELL BREACHES AZ
the Washincton1an Home nt3 O'Clock
THE rkIEEU3 WILL MEET AT l0:au ~ j.. IN
the Aiheuwum Building, Dearbofu"st-. near liz
Aolph. ...--
col GEORGE r. CLARKE will lead the Gospel
meeting at the Pacific GaEden Alsson- corner u
t,inrk and Van Buren -st3.. this evening.
THE REV. d. ". WOOLLEf, or THE FREE
porI Pfes1ytery, WILL preach In the Enton lat Gytnef
Madison-s aad CallfoFo,a-av' ~ I'D P" H. ooa1eee'
..oau1sQnTs Riddle"
, 1881-05-08

evening at her residence, No. 200. Michigan ave
nue..
Att private benefit given to Miss Lucy l.:
DaryetI ut tho residcnce Of Mrs Mathews. No. s
E1dridgc court, about seveuty-tlye couples had
the plcnsure Of hearing some OF her best seicc-
uons. ..-
Messrs. C. D. Rao. p. \. Adams. ". a. Daycn-
port, md S. a. Anderson four weti-kno~n Ohio
musicians, stopped, while on an exteudstrc
Western pleasure trip. for u. few days in Chi
caro- this ps,st week. and were tho guests OF Mr.
Cy E. Pratt. They consented to nssisr in two
private musicalsoirtes and those that were fort
unuto enough to hear them were more than
'picnsed win their Selections, and cordially In
yitetl tho1n to 'cali ngnin."
Miss Ellie Collins was rendered an eutoyaple
surprise party By a number Of per TRENDS =
Thursday evening ut Grimes Hull, No Is south
IIu1sted street.
"Ttlcstiuy evening last MIR. md Mrs. Frank Con-
over celebrated their wooden wedding at thctl
residence, No. sol West Madison street. among
the many guests were tho following: capt Aho
Mrs. McGr,lth: Mn and Mrs. G: n; Hulse. Mrs
EAgan, Mrs, Kenny, the Misses " ulin. Gleason
Stanton, Easan. and Mcssrs~ ": 4. Leonard
Horton, Stack, Mccoy. James c. Valentine am
Dceenhnr,l,. Tho gifts were numerous ant
costly, noticeable among which was chali1bcr e,
set from J. r. Inwkins, associate editor or thf
Farmers IicCietC.
, 1881-05-08

ona ;, central placenta.'' II you arc IL, hurry,
YOU eau c,lll it primrose Instead.
(. Snraruc, Of Sprague Wurncr s. Co., sail
frnn, y. r. VII. Cunard Line on short trip 70
Europe and Norway. combining pleasure VILE wiru
tries - new Dnrb Fence Wire. Wii!.return il, the
iutc summer Or carly autumn. Eoth neca re-
cuncration and friends say Bon voyage
.sGsvc tho wicked Bcrnharat WHO ner,n;
saws IN cxchangc. For what: she can Eet nlo.iK
eli, narrow one. Give tho wido one to s}}a'ld
Davis.
Commencing next Monday Mr. J. J. Funk ,rn xasa Tap,
pun the enaerprs1hx '', n' pr nttwcen Ia Sale aud
Fiji avenue, will I'LL long felt Waut nf a- mt
cngo by serving cock tmus WY T.; se sa,n.
nuu' r,"I,mer as priyato dinucrs gotten up ut our
urst-class clubs.
Queens har, sttted sighs Ind ndl:ereedd srd
,a:. zcsrnia 'e arc the singular ,lu'nes of
some mee1 Of he acw colors in Paris this spring.
Tho veteran caterer, John Wright, has unes- &
cciled facilities for supplying delicious icet
cream Ices, and all da!s.en ~. s or.-. ~ Small
entering to all parlies' "net1o~ 1'AAe ~ e
satisfactorily
Modiflcotous of the poke shape are the az ap. :.
proved In the hats Of this season ior souns s.in
and OF these notifications tHo scoop VI o"''n
shupc Is thAt In greatest esteen'
VIZ yero shown yesterday An elegant di5p!a!
of French flowers, the direct lnportaton o. imG ~;
popular millinery house o. ontod for it, nromp
Stttc street. which h"usc Is hoteo 1of A'S p'oAap
production OF new novelties.
Abbottsfnrd, Sir WnltarScotts castle. IS 10 os
let, furnished, by the SEASON. fo1lancc tnio"A
| III. . .a..,,,
Ladies' to be we'll dressed must necessarily
uanr Nne ornu,nents. These are supplied in tot
iatsst designs BY Trusk, Rowe u Co.. 1e' stare.
Ladies' it you a nave a. ngs q Raudolph street, ant
Tho vert1fct Of tho ladies Is that mo Gentle
| men is true to life and amusing II Is en'
| latest novel -,
| ..1-,rr tntonded is hideous," says franl
| French friend. "True," says the aaneee, "oo
, 1881-05-08
LUTHERAN.

TIIE REV WILLIAM ASEMEAD SCHAEFFER
prcnchGs 1t Wicker Park Church. morning und even
int. ...--. ..-x. x.,-
,rI1e REV CHARLES KOElt,t:Es WILL. PNEACI!
this tlornin. Ut Holy Trinity Church. EFte-st anu
tucaFhDFn-av.
IrOF. LEvER1EGhAUs WILL PREACH At
7:45 D. the Seminary. cnrner )h1o anu Sooes,
TIE REV. e. KOEkSEls PREACAEs THIS
AMI L. Moyne-sis-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-09
MARYLAND MATTERS

Nearly dozen canning-hOuseS are now
being erected in Hartford County.
The hOg-pen nuisance in Towsoutown
is to be brought before the grand jury.
The Montgomery County agricultural
fair is to be held September :, s, and @
Professor William L. Baird, PRINCIPAL
of the academy in BeIair, died wednesday last
The Westminster Gaslight COMPANY
has just declared dividend Of three per cent
The average cost Of maintaining the
Dorchester County almshouse for the past ten years
has been 5000 per annum.
Ohio S. Lee, r. I. Martin. John F.
Lingan. John Bauer, and William H Stagmer have
been elected town commissioners of Belair.
The new courthouse at Upper MARI
bOrO will be completed this week. The cost, IL
Guiding grounds and grading, will be S2),g)0.
Algernon Tillard, an EngliShman, has
bought, for SIS,500, the Glover Hill farm near
Finksburg, formerly owned by Lewis H. Cole.
Mr.. Alternately, residing in district
No S, killed three bear cubs one day last week
The appearance Of the old bear put an end to the
sport.
The middle convocatiOn of the EDisc0-
pal Diocese OF EaStOn will be held in ST Paurs
Church. Centreville on the 10Th, 1lth and 18th Of
May. The first service viii be Oh the evening Of
the 10th.
The gross receipts of the county treas
ury of Dorchester for 1880 were Soc 2091 disburse
ments S67, 14S16: cash balance in bank january J.
1881 O7275 The treasurer is of the opinion that
the levy for 1881 will be about $1,000 less than that
of 1850.
David Yingling, who died near Man
chester, on the 1st instant aged eighty years, had
$4,000 insurance OH his life by Spectators hu,
only 5000 were in force at the lime of his dea!h
others being dropped because the holders were too
pOOt TO carry them.
Captain William Cooling, of Chesapeake
City, while leading in prayer at Il church meeting
last Friday evening, was noticed TO tatyr in lis
speech, and almost before the congregation We're
aware of his illness he was dead. lie was nearly
eighty years of age, but had been in good health
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-09
TEe Coed II VIII DO.

l was talking last night with gentle
man I am in the habit of comforting with on ac-
count of his quiet residence in Washington, silent
observation and close experience, and large
business man. bOtt here and in Europe. Said he
al have no doubt but the visit Of the Duke of
Sutherland Will be the means of adding fifty mill
ions of capital to tic United States. lie is one of
The principal men in the Northwest Railroad of
England which Is the Pennsylvania Railroad of
the Kingdom, having the largest mileage, the most
perfect track, The greatest equipment, and the
largest amount OF capital. In it are invested
probably SG01,0}GGgj and am not sure but that is
the amount Of stock. Ii is as Z railroad man that
he makes t:;;s visit-to pick up suggestions from
our riirUad system. and also TO see the conditions
and future of ra!iroad investments in America
Gdth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-09
Fredericksburg Republicans Moving.
The resolutions of tho Cnlnrnl De-.

| Inc resolutions OF the COlOFed Read
! justcr-Repubiican Club of Fredericksburg, Va.
adopted May 8, are as follows:
/ Whereas at convention composed of representa-
tive coored men Of Virginia held at Petersburg on
! the I4lh day OF March, 1881, it was unanimously
resolved that we, the coloIed voters of the Repub-
lcan party of Virginia, give our support in the
coming campaign to a Readjuster for Governor
| do so.
Whereas committee appointed by the said con-
NentCn have issued an address to the colOred
voters OF Virginia calling upon them to organize
which we have so much at stake
Whereas there is a movement on foot i'll Vir-
gInia to put a straight Republican ticket in the
he!d III the coming campaign:
ReSo'red, l. That we, the colored voters of Fred
eFlcESbuTg, III mass meeting assembled OH this I'd
day OF May, 1881, do hereby indorse the action of
the Petersburg Convention.
= That we, the cOloscd voters of FREDERICKSBURG
organize campaign club, which shall be known
as the Republican ReGdjuster Club and shall CON
slst of the following officers: Walker Howard pres
Ident; Joseph Russell, vice president; w II
Ieales, secretary, and Albert Ray, treasurer
That we disappTOve of straightOut Repub-
lean ticket this fall because of having tried it so
often and failed.
favor, and confidently believe that our interests
will be better secured and preserved by aiding
that party in the efforts to permanently settle the
cuIored line question or GnaliZation of the races
which IS an injury to the prosperity Of Virginia
>, That we, havingf full faith in General MahOnes
sympathy for US as and his desire to see US
accorded every right and privilege to which we are
entitled as citizens of Virginia under the Consti-
tuition and laws of the country. and his wish to
promote our welfare do most heartily indorse
his course, and respectfully request him to look
after orr interests in the First Congressional Dis
trict OF Virginia.
d. That i copy of these resolutions be published
IL the Washington REPUBLICAN, Richmond IJHig
and Fredericksburg Recorder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-09
AG Government Safe Robbed.

When Mr.. Williams, the janitor of the
branch post-oiIicc and custom house building in
Georgetown, came TO the building Saturday morn-
ing to begin the laboTs of the day lie discovered evil
dences Of q burglary. The police and Deputy Col
leetor Parkhurst who lives by were called in.
and it was ascertained that the pOstofce safe had
been broken open and robbed of s455 il money $171
in stamps, 1900 in bonds, ana Il gold watch and
chain belonging to Miss Blackfc-d who is in
Charge of the Office. An unsuccessful attempt had
been made to break into the large safe in the col
leciors sfiee. upstairs. The work had evidently
been done by professional burglars, the detectives
advancing the theory that there were three men
engaged in it, one Of them having concealed him.
selfin the basement of the building and let in his
confederates with their tools at night The safe
in the post-ofice was opened by boring. Holes
were also drilled into the shcathing Of the safe
upstairs, and gun powder poured i'll for the pur-
pose of blowing it open, but for some reason the
fuse failed to work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-09
Ovcr-ZeaIous Policemen.

The college graduate who has been en-
gagged on trial police reporter for THE REPuBIr-
CAN last evening turned i'll the following brilliant
composition as the result of his days hunt for
news:
About i:SO this a. M. Officers Quinlan and COoper
patrolIing their Beat in The vicinity Of Sherman
Row, they noticed Eight 10 spring SUDDENLY from Il
basement window, Crawling Very carefully 10 the
window they looked in there n IL drunken man in
the act of eating Luncheon: hat on and shoes off.
after finishing his Luncheon lie removed the dishes
from The dumb waiter and cr,wlcd up the officers
thought it time 10 intt rfer, one went over the
fence and knocked al the door the demand from in
side TO know who WAS there WIGS answered by saving
they were officers they then nsulted for being
over efcica and called all kinds of name it was
drunken inmate Of The house