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, 1881-05-08

AT the Sub-Treasury yesterday $o5, 900 in gold
and 5000 in silver was disburscd, tho receipts
amounting to 5000 In silver.
THE Internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted 70 500, Of which ZIG: 'sns for
S3SS tor beer, and =, ,.95 for special taxes.
4 NUMBER Of changes have been made in the
Custorn-Hou6c, but they are only transfers
room will be made for the SU applicants who
are anxious to till Olclul berths and draw otli-
ciu pay in the Custom House.
FOLLOWING is tho list Of tlutiablc goods re-
ccivcd ut tho Custom House yesterday: Cra.,u
bros. l. Chandler, = boxes tin plate: Eer9hu
liuhitnx j. Co., crates carthenware: Hurley s.
Tyrrell. =; packages carthenwarc, ! crates dec
grated chinn; Is. T.. j. T.. +. Baker. l00 sacks suit:
Cunningham s. Hunter, Is casks soda ash; Chi
cnt,u St.tmptng Company 11o boxes tin plate.
Collections, $5.733-
Ex-DEPCTY- MARSHAL JOHN STILLWELI+ will
take charge Of the night ul1ice OF tho Chicago
Custom House Tonight, Mini. Fitch. II faithful
Mr.. Sii!lw.ii is unwilling to devote the whole
night to Government business. aud expects to
be on duty for i've hours. from 6 70 10 p. lit.
Vessel owners are tn be asked not to clear ves-
sells utter that hour. The office has been kept
open all night uud ctcaranccs issued ut all
hours. hence the vessel men are making lively
kick at tue proposed elnburgo Oh night snlllngs.
JAMES B. DOYLE, Of Bradford, Ill.,, appeared
before Judge Dlot!Eett yesterday and gave
bonds for s:n.Uo under the in'i;etmcnt m Ghars-
tnE him wth @ a his 9ondsme pom ag
Harmon PheiIix. They qualified for several
times the amount ut the recogni3atlce. It ls n
singular fact that friends VI DOYLE are willing
to bet uuy amount that ht' never Will coma to
trial. and their confidence seems to show that
DOYLE has hnpca Of securing immunity i'll SONG
shape, although he Is not the 1nan u make dis
closures. anu any immunity he may secure can
be traced direct to tho corrupt use OF money.
AMONG the anoIni .ous regulations Of tho Gus
toms service is that which requires vessels enter
ing Lake Michigan to report TOR cxaullnAtio ar
ha nf f4Hnf.1tf1G.
i'll, here without The proofs OF this examination
art. iiub'e TO tine or seizure, and yet they are
constantly compelled to furnish aililayits that
the Deputy was absent when they passed the
Straits. II .,pncnrs that that official refrcshcs
his oyrrworkel brain with fishing. excursions.
and his absence + quite as customary US
his presence. The force there is too
small to nuke the personal examination of the
cargo required by law, and Conxre;s viii be
asked to increase tho force there or abolish the
regulation requiring stoppagcs and exansina-
uon At present no examinations are neoef eyer
extensive smuggling, while lake Captains are
subjected to endless annoyance.
, 1881-05-08
IN THF }0ckItP =

August, alias Frank, Hitzebcre, 18 years Of
nge, was locked up at tho West Twelfth Street
Station last night chargel with assuulting G. Al
bert, Of No. S. Sigel street. The latter is the
driver Of a baker 8 delivery wagon, and having
been annoyed by a gang Of mischieyous boys.
chased them. aud was about to punish the capt
ured ones, when he was fired upon. Tho pris-
oner is sud to be tic one who did the shooting.
but it is not known whether tho weapon was
loaded with ball or without1-at nll even IS, AL
bert was not injured.
Joseph Wilson. oxprossman, was at the West
5ladison Street Station Yesterday charged with
tho larceny Of some carpenters tools BY Nrs.
Amelia flugen. The prisoner says he WAS hired
By Mr.. Hagen to move some tools, and that
Hagen himself took the tools which bis wife nov
alleges were stolen, and sold them .Iu order to
ratse the price for some drinks.
, 1881-05-08

Bernhardt smiled for France on Wednesday,
and said Of tho United States as she went on the
ship: During my six mouths sotourn tn this
country and Canada have travelled over 15,O0
miles and was much surprised everywhere to
tiud tho same type OF muu. In France it is very
differentiation uttnnAt iu each department the
races urt different, both III manners and appear
ance. Your women are very pretty. No one
can eaInsay that. Thea, again, they know how
to dress to perfection, and with a chic that lid
not Mt all expect 1t is quite French. Then
your chiidretl,-hoH beautiful thoy are. and so
swectIy dressed. 1oo!
Her opinion OF the country is: ..
coming h.r,s for the s,rst time. can fail to be
perfectly astonishcd at. the vastness Of your
country. The comforts in travelling cxcel those
oi any part Ut Europe. But the cookin cannot
endure. No. no, th,st Is llorrIblei Whenever It
was practicable l remained In my car, and mad
nv dinner prepared BY my cook, WIN went
ryerywhcrc with ne. The only meals with II
few exceptions, that at all rolishod. were those
nrcDarcd by him.
, 1881-05-08

AS to whether there Is any boom =" in Chica-
Qo's business this spring, THE TRlBUSE would
mention the following important sales of safes
and vault work made in the last ten days by
Jno. w. Norris. Vice President of the Diebold
Safe g. Lock Company, Us answering that Ques-
tion most emphatically: Marshall Field s. Co.,
". W. Kinlbull, ". B. Clapp l. Co., Chicago City
HALLWAY Company, the interior, the Standard
manufacturing Company, Gray Iron Company,
all OF Chicago; also, Hutchinson, Higgins t. Co.,
Lumbcrman's Bank, Michigan City, Ind: RAM
sey Company, St. Paul, MIMI; Brown County
Bank, Hiawatha. Kus,; Bank Of Paola, Kansas;
Pinkha1n, Leonard s. Co.. Rlackfoot. Idaho;
Bank of Clifton, kMs.. Butler County, Iowa: and
Bank Of Alexander, Minn., besides filling
all orders for their regular customers uninter-
ruptedly, which, by the way, is no small trade Of
ITSELF.
, 1881-05-08
DR.. THOMAS.
CAUSE OF H1s s1CKSEss-HE WILL NOT leave
THE CHURCH.

CAUSE OF H1S s1CKEEsS-HE WILL NOT LEAVE
THE CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Is slowly re1nfninp bis
health aud strength, and was last eveuing able
to sit up In a chair for fow minutes for. tho
first time during his illness. A reporter who
called to inquire after his condition wns al
lowed to sec him, aud he wns found ready to
converse, but lacklng the physical strength to
speak above whisper more than few words
at time. Speaking Of his sickness, he said he
attributed it, to the water he had been
compelled sdn,aae.to, to drlqk' WHICH had brought
regarded us tho primary cause Of his subsequent
!uEE trouble. 1t WIS shameful that half a mill
ion people bad been allowed to drink sewage
without being warned by the health authorities
ol tho danger, uud>he thought they had laid
themselves liable for damages. Before he was
tnken sick he had been cuIIel! to uttcnd as many
us four funerals Il day Of strong. hearty men
and healthy. robust children, and in twelve
WITS tno hs efK or. never was & So thy as It now
tue streets with filth. and added to
this was impure water to drink Or nothing Un-
der these crcumstances he feared I'LL epidemic
this summer. and he was not sure but when he
reEained his health he would commence suit
against the city, because he believed that the
,neElect Of inc officials to do their duty Ind
brought about his sickness.
, At this point Mrs. Thomas, his wife, suggested
that II he sued the city be would have a larger
which nc smiled. and tie reporicr took
advantage Of the diversion to ask MIN
few questions about tue interview
II those columns few days ago with
Dr. Jcwott or the subject 80 accidentally intro
uucad He said tho interview had been read to
hinl, and :hat DR.: Jewt1r lnbored under a great
mistake If hr thought that be intended to with
drlw from the Methodist Church. lie had never
thought OF such thing. and there WIS no red
SON why he should. The Church :.nd attacked
him, and If there was any withdrawing to be
dnnc it woula have to be on the part of his as
pfatter WIS dropped, however, and his
record was left clear, tho probabilities
we're that he would ask to be
pluceu IN supernumerary relation for he was
IN love with the Peoples Church. uild in it he
felt that ho had wider and better field for labor
thnr he Was likely to get through tho Methodist
Conference.
The doctor expects to be able to resume his
pulpit work carly in June, and to continue Ms
tho pastor OF his present church. which be anys
has grown from nothing in tho space Of IL few
months to be Il powerful aud influential organ
f11ttnD.
, 1881-05-08

DEAYIIS.
Sunny Bruce. only child Of Charles and Saruh Nc
Asleep in Jesus
| TT Paterson IN. ~ papers piense copy.
s;s:s ss%ss s;S,S ss e s.:
nss. IN 10 Gs Ha ~ yeaf na o eth h AFTER
| Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ti; of s 't IL T
aEa ased I'll u yfnEs % months nDdn dnd ay c,oo
aS ar toriay Invited 10 atend '''sAS of
chalcs 4 4 kepuSi coat3 xe q
Kansas, n:ed 81 years.
Andrew und Cecllia Davidson. ased ) months and
rrsnds q the al'y 1 to ~
McGNATiI-afay !. 1851, james AcGrath. aged -
Kenanlns taken to Detroit Mich. for tnterment.
oEElESMav & sth Il Mary daughter @ of John and
d FSb1 SRu4a 5e s. IS es
vary Cemetery.
a s residence 2p Wa
Funera b carSnses 70 Galvary on Monday, May 9,
- -nafaio and Geneva tN " papers please copy.
ST. JoI1N-Max,2- ISL. at St Cnthus!nes Ontario,
Gsnna e. Il n g, 9 g. biz dn S,s, r ,t1 Of Mrs
So Isl, Daniel +. Lee. aged 81 yeurs and j months
nnrici Ut Lancaster. siass, Nay l. ~ ~A'' e''''
Etl.yf,RSTt}SE-In this ctty May T. nj 7.3na m
Carrie, only tlalchter Of Harry and Carrie Silver
stone, aged Il years months and Il days.
Further aotce OF funeral will bo given.
NrTaCC Hr-nf rnnsumn,1nn Nnv 4 1s1,v f.a1,a
hs;nraG fon,ifcr ~ I"i:n II mni saTTah n = S,crne
Sar9 'eo o"s'se' - "o4a 49, u" "'A" H. -e
Fnncral from residence 3ss South Dearborn-st to
t,nsnh3;t SunInr War y nt iii Il nj "~ w.
HGhBAkp-The funeral services @ of the late GU.
ia n'ccE ~ ~, 1si,a nsrn,ent vii ha ~ III n.nhin III III
fta.nosarv % - ~ ~ " " ~ '
.n."1.I.,u c...... Nav, ,,
ntraws III" ~ +: " a1ra. r. r. II; 1ia ~ ,S1d v,nr
~ ~ hnr arr " "'N0 VA ~ " - '4S 0'0 '"AN
VI Fnnerr' Monday At II o,clock from residence IN
arrnhnn.st nv - rrinrcs m ltnsrhjit " '
A'.- ~ " y. .. =. t,. j.. -.r.
htlsO-in % t1s cst! ara1 eaan * Jane, ohJ cni!a
o1 t1d n aars e ne'' "1ea seats 1'ot'n
ny: fro, s- t3ubho,da+ SDndsr of+ornoon NJ
e.,n" ntnrTort ~ :ra cri.rn r.a1z,a,nrv St' ~
- e."eA. .i.'o M ICY. ~ .. ,. a ee'nst''
tfa - :r,nmus n,ir 1r.h i va1s ana inonfhs
~ Hctino - - f,,n raj al hor.stfar ' ~ ''.'
~ no.'eI - "e'a 49, ,a.s .s.,.. m, ,u..,.
eI s IL e !nte ses'aeace' A' "essoA-s1'
hGnoat @ Sgs s;e n M.2 ~ y, hv c,rriacos m .,
rnrv fSnnnof,srv = -
BGIl-t.R-ihe 1uncfal or MISS Julia huLef WILL
, 1881-05-08

Halls Safe and Lock Company are now In
their new and commodIous salesroom, 81 WASH
ington street. where all custodtans of yaluable5
Gun be suited. The Fifth National Bank of this
city has just closed a contract With this Com
pany for the constructor of their largo burglar
proof vault This vault Is to be made Of their
dri1l-proof Steel with all of their latest patents.
which includes about all of the only secure
methods for constructing burglar proof work.
This concern has been manufacturing their
, 1881-05-08
CAM 1T BE ENFORCED?

C1NCISSAT1, May T.-31ayor Neans has lssued
an order for tho enforcement Tomorrow tSun-
day} of the law which reads ns follows:
"Whoever sells or barters any spirituous IL
ouors on the first day OF the week, commonly
called Sunday, except upon the written prescrip-
tion OF u practtcing physician, shall be fined not
more than $5U."
The police have been directed to give notice to
all sai0onkeepers Tonight.
, 1881-05-08

The Supreme Court Of New Ha1npsh Ire has
decided that there is nothing i'll the
nrnpcrty. The contrary view has long been
held. hu1 tho Co.,rt says: An exemption not
aovcnnrrtct in n11y churter or Legislative act, IS
not prcstriptiyely established by enjoyment ,:
however long continued. We decide that tho
Constitution does not exempt church. property
from taxation"
, 1881-05-08

Ihe Daisy Lawn Mower is the latest. cheapest,
agents, Of Lake street. ''
, 1881-05-08

ooFeta1led burglar-proof safes for the past
twenty three years, and there Is 10 instance
"nere one Of them has ever been robbed OF a
dollar.
, 1881-05-08

Ihe universal verdict is that the New No. is
1 1ne siinplest md most durable sewing machine.
Wheeler & Wilson manufacturing ca. rs Slare.
, 1881-05-08

'i}ar0mrteF corfocied Tor tempereture, elevation,
ard instrumental error
arnn barometer. 1|.Sss.
Mean thermometer, 6l,S
Mean humidity, 10
Highest temperature, fAa
Lowest temperature, 5a+
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
CHICAGO, May T--l0:l3 .. u.
, 1881-05-08

Finest teeth s.. Filling half-price. Cum
MINIS Dental Co., 70 State, corner Randolph.
, 1881-05-08

Terrible Loss OF Life.
tltllions OF. rats, mice. cats bed buxs reaches
ioSe their lives by collision with Trough on Rats
Sold ny druggists. l5c boxes.
, 1881-05-08

Buck T. Rayner's Moth Powder is harvester
mat reaps roaches by the million.
, 1881-05-08

NJ EFT II E RELATIVES OR
lV friends Of deceased members ot the Sineteenth
ct organization II they will drop tine 70
the u11dersl.ncL. giving number Of grave, locatlon
md cemetery In which they are buried
N ". H. CHRISTIAN. Cor Sec.
TIIE WOsLANS' CHRISTIAN TEMPER
| nnca Culon OF Tventy -second-st Will hold their
m0nthIy meeting on Monduy ut O'Clock p. H., at
1helr rooms. IN Michixan-aV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Swiss Benevolent Society will !ake place on Sun
dnJ Nav s. 1T! p. m. in Uh1lch's Hail Members and
Swiss citizens ID general requested TO be present.
A BuCHEK, SecreluFy.
, 1881-05-08
BIRTH.

WELlS-Mny I. to the wife Of Charles o. Wells .Ni
North Frank klin-sk. u son. Both doing we'll.
, 1881-05-08

HdItRIAGES,
ROChE-RECOND--At Morrison, ILL.,! May 3, John
g. Roche. Ut Chicago, and Mrs. Anna Record OF Nor
risun. No cards.
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MIME. wAsHINGToN,

M ME-. WA6HINGTON,
III FASHIONABLE
DRESSMABIN6 AND TEI4H1NG BTORE.
l4ll Hxnna. ave.,
Dresses. Suits. Costumes, Oloaks. &c. made In
superior style at short notice. Ladies can have
Dresses Cut and Bssted. and perfect ct guArsn-
ted ans
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W. MI. SHUSTEK e. SONS.
je:o 9l9 Pennsyivanta Avenue

l4C6 l4TH STREET NV. 1406 l4TH STREET NV
have large lot of tin plate on hand; ais ,, q
large number of good roofers am putting on
~ Cd fin roofs, AID Also repai-. paint aud screw
down old ones at the cheapest availabis pricep,
nsipg screws instesd of nails In putin e on new
reefs. Thirty years experience ia the business
AL work warranted and Susrsn ca receipt given.
Do not forget the name and number.
j. narrower,
jt3c-2tt 1906 lith Street Northwest
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Bismarck. In replying to coDgratulatory
telegram from some German students wrote
that the ''sau5ations strengthen the hope that
the national sense o, the German youth vii
in the future confer on the fatherland that ia
ternal peace which the generation that ex olres
with me has not found" So. Bismarck realizes
that the government he has directed has not
given internal peace and prosperity to Ger
many. Before lie dies he may make the dis
eovery that the government should not depend
entirely upon the national sense" for internal
qu.etude; that the rulers may make or mar in
ttInal peace.
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The indictment of Senator Sessions by the
grand jury at Albany seems to have been a.
much Of a surprise TO that individual as to tue
public generally. 1t is presumed that the
grand jury had no more proof of Sessions
guilt than vas submitted to. the investigating
committee-the testimony of Bradley. 1t is
openly charged that the grand jury Is BENZ
manipulated in the interest of the stalwarts
and the action OF the district attorney In post
ponipg the trial OF Sessions until next October
gives some color to this alleg alton. The wit
nesses upon whose testimony the Indictment
was based must be In or near Albany still, and
when the accused demanded an immediate
trial 1t looks, at this distance from the scene OF
action. as IL II might have been granted, espe
cially when the interests OF others are involved
In the result II Is not Sessions that the stall
warts are striking at, but the side he acts with
In the pending senatorial fight. Public senti-
ment is Overwhelmingly in favor of the prose-
eution and conviction of bride givers and orioe-
takers; but IL is just SIS fixed In its opposition
TO Using the machinery OF the law for political
pul poses. The allegation made by Sessions
coULsel and ~ numbers OF the half braei men,
pt's OF the legislature, that the Indictment Is
IL, ended only TO affect the senatorial race.
or ght 10 prompt the district attorney to early
pr, secutioG.
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There is general movement for the sup
preston Of f1re-crackers and firearms this
year On the 4,h OF July. TIE police authort-
ties OF nearly all the principal cities have Issued
orders for the stringent enforcement of NUM-
cIpal regulations against the use OF explosives
In the streets and thoroughfares. II these Or
ders are properly carried out the long lists OF
accidents, fires, ETC., which have hitherto fol.
lowed the 4th, viii not appear in the papers
next Tuesday.
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century or so ago 1t would have cost man
his neck, ordinarily, to have horsewhipped a
real live lord In England. In an English couro
yesterday the Marquis Townshend was fne1
only E500 for horsewhipping Lord E1ward
Thyme. 1t is true the lord abducted the mar
quis' wife, but that was one Of the privileges
OF lords hundred years or so ago. This show
how cheap aristocracy Is getting to be.
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The British house OF commons has reached
clause seven Of the land bill, which contains
the most vital provisions Of the measure. There
are twelve pages Of amendments to this clause,
and II is going 10 be a slow and tedious WORK to
get through with them all.
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An English gentleman" who stood well In
high sporting circles has been caught In an
attempt TO sell race. The name of this sport
OF high degree is Iowa very proper name
and he proposed TO sell the race for the North
cumberland plate. He owned the fagorite. Bar
ealdine. and his proposition was TO win or lose
the race. just as the book makers preferred II
they would pay him for 1t. While this jockeylng
scheme OF prominent horse owner illustrates
the bad side OF horse-ractng, the PROMPT exoo-
sure Of the dishonest proposition. by Sir John
Ashley, to whom it was made, shows that 1t has
good side Nil Low viii not be likely to figure
prominently IN future racing events
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BEST CINCINNATI HAMS.
OLD CROW WHISKY
VERY CHOICEST sAhDINES.
Te'ightful SWEET CATAwBA WINE. 81 per gal
CHEAT SWISS PROCESS FLOUR
Ny BOUQUET WHISKY" s. so Der ssllon
H0RSEFORD'S AOIO PHOSPHATE
FANCY OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COZ FEE
One Bottle MOB WHISKY. SO cents
Large Stock OBOIDE TEAS.
Low Prices for Everything.
GEO. A. OHARE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
jes0-2w 1918 7th st northwest, bSt N and n.
THE MANY FRIENDS OF MR.. O. O. CAR.
L hul L viii be p.eased to learn that he has en-
ttrtly recovered from his recent severe illness
9Th spfs TO the skill and close attention Of Dr. Ford
BITE at ndiI and is to be found daily
at his fathers stalls. Center MARKET, where he is
resdy Ut AL times TO serve his customers with the
choicest meats in his line.
He hopes by urbsni,y and fair deainx to merit
q cont nusrce Of the Patronage Of the public It,
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the greenblckers OF the second C,ngressoa Il
district OF Maine have nominated Washtn gton
G cert to succeed Hon. VIM p. Frye. IL Is
supposed that the democrats and greenbackers
VIII unite on a nomination. They count upon
republican d!safIection IN Sagadahoc COUNTY,
because the claim OF that county for represent
alton was disregarded III the republican noni
nation, 10 help them In carrying the dis5rict;
but 1t is not believed that their hope will b.
realized, as the republicans are alive to the
Importance OF carrying the district, In view O..
the fact that the loss Of Congressman there
may lose the republicans the organization Of
the House Of Representatives next December.
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The Double Sheet-Notice TO Adver.
tiserH.

The STAR printed for the present month OF
June 2,Ol6 new advertisements, being an IN
crease over last June Of 26i. aud an increase
for the six months of 1881 over the correspond.
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Users will confer favor BY sending In their
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PERSONAL.

MADAM ROSS. the long established. reliable
istaction in all affairs Of life than any one In the
profession; tells the past present and future des
my gives advice and assistance all matters ap-
pertaining to business. love and matrimony ALL
IN TBouRLE CALL. Satisfaction given OF no pay.
northwest. ap6
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NrSTB STREET. ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
H0sIBRY.-4 great bargain IN MISSE S' FAN
CY BoeE. al IS cents. so cents &c. former price.
30 cents
LACEE-In crest variety. comprising al the nov
cities In WASH LACES, NJ lowest prices.
CUhSE TS-Dver stat, sly ga. Only those perfect
in cut shape and finch offered our patrons.
UNDEhWkAR Our mske of Underwear needs
no me- ton Each garment IL perfect. aud prices
s. low as for Common goods.
100 L0Z. HEMSTI1CHED HANDKERoHIEFg,
at 81 so per dog. worth 81.
DOGGLASS'.