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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17

we met some Of the leading business
men and received their subscrip.
tons. Our next stopping place was
GREENSBORO,
where we met Hon. Judge Dick,
Hon. R. M. Douglas, Hon. Thos.
B. Keogh, Hon. J. D. White, Rev.
A. A. Powell and Hon. J. r. Nocho
of r. M. S. Here we received an
extensive list of subscribers of some
of the leading menin the State.
We next branched off from the
main line of Road for two days and
wendell our way to the home of Geo.
B. Everett and found that he was
absent at the Virginia Springs with
a hope of restoring his shattered
constitution.
WINSTON
is y beautiful little mountain town
Of about four thousand inhabitants !;
here we met DR.. w. II. Wheeler,
cx Collector of Internal Revenue of
that District, also J. W. Goslin, of
the Union Republican also our old
friend from Eastern Carolina, W.
G. Catus.
We next took passage on the
r. & d. Railroad for the old old !
yes, thrice old town of
SALISBURY.
Here We met our young and esteem
ed friend, Rev. F. G. Potter of the
First Presbyterian church. We se-
cured a good list of subscribers and
lad pleasant time. On the 18th
We took our departure for the town of
CONCORD,
md arrived there about 2 o'clock,
}. m; here We met our distinguish
ID friepd W. G. Coleman who spared
10 pains to make our visit pleasant
Ind profitable. We met some Of the
best people Of Concord, white and
black ;1Prof. ]. Wallace is the big |
gest man on Figures in the West.
We spent several days in and around
the town and then steamed our way
to the Western Metropolis of North
Corolina-the city of
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
CHARLOTTE.


We stopped at the y. NJ Goodt
House, which is we'll kept. Here
we met Gov. Vance, Judge Reade.
w. w. Jenkins, our old friend King,
Mr.. P. c. Hall and host of others
too numerous to mention +; suffice il
to say that we secured one hundred
and two subscribers on our tour and
received the cash for them,
The crops il Western Carolina
on the line Of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad arc entirely de-
stroyed By the drought.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
The Post Office Middle.
[ooNTINUED.]

CONTINUED
On Monday, Sept, s, Mr.. J. N.
Green, Asst P. M. left to visit his
relatives in Connecticut, and John
r. Smith being incapable Of manag-
= ing the Office employed two addition
al assistants, viz: H. L. Grant, ex-
P. NJ, and G. Fl. Stansell the late
Democratic clerk. The work Of the
Office is now performed by four men
and "Ephram has no coon yet y
H. L. Grant has assumed the duties
of "boss" while John R. Smith
dances to the music. We hope that
since the force ofthe Office has been
increased the management will be
better, and that mail matter will be
delivered without putting people to
the trouble of riding 26 miles to get
their letters, directed to our business
men, delivered, said businessmen 60
ing to the Office daily and failing to
get their mail. Mr.. Isidor Pearl re
ports to us that he mailed letter in
Kinston, N. c., (registered on Fri.
day morning Sept. I'd, containing
money and an order for goods which
he wanted sent him to Kinston Fri
dey evening by Express; the letter
wae addressed to Jos. Edwards of
th'ss place o~-keeps a large dry
within q stones thrdw of
ice. Mr.. Pearl went to
IS Office in Kinston Fri. 4
saturday and failing to get
IDS he came here Sunday to
-n. what was the matter and when
he inquired at Edwards was told
that they had sent to the Office Fri
day and Saturday, but got no letter
from him. On Monday they sent
to the Office and stated that a letter
had been mailed to them from Kin
ston on Friday, and it was then de-
livered after being delayed for three
days and putting Mr.. Pearl to the
inconvenience and expense of COM
ing from Kinston to look after it.
We think such management is not
lihely to render the mails a source
Of convenience to the public for Mr..
Pearl could have sent an OK cart in
charge of plantation boy and had
his goods in KinstCn while waiting
for his letter to be delivered out of
the post Office.
What does Sears and the colored
men have to say about John r.
Smith, now? We see he has taken
his Democratic clerk, Mr.. Stansell,
back in the Office and left the negro
out in thecold. We will now ask
Mr. John R. Smith a few questions.
|. Are you Republican ? I'll
SO why have you had Democratic
clerk in your Office ever since you
have been post master?
2. Why do you not take colored
clerk in the Office as you promised
to do when you got colored men to
sign your petition? Is it because
few Of your Democratic friends
have asked you "not to take Q mig
GER"
We now ask Mr.. Sears and every
eolored man who signed John R.
Smiths petition to meet and pass
resolutions denouncing him and
state the fact that he got their names
to bis petition fraudulently and then
send . copy Of such resolutions to
the Post Office Department. Will
colored men suffer IA he led aboutI
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17

= "A kgenta wnnted. es Day maac
IpA r-.s1N II nelllDg our NEW HOUSEHOLD
As5 AlsT ICLEs and FAMILY SCALE.
NK NfzaEt w eighs up TO % lbs. Sells at 9lsSOs
W ~ DOMESTIC soALEC0.. Cincinnati, o.
, 1881-12-07

A.. j'FtffHfHff journal
Tho December inoon falls 0i tho AtlI. EEe IN
Yer on thu III. near .Anrs IN tho iii, aIl 1lfar
Uranus IN tho l;th. In tho lNth st1e cnlues In
close cpnlnnG!tan With Venus, passing !. min.
liies south. planrt and senhor crescent viii
fN near cnnuAA on the .Ath tn lnnl,n a lovely
picture On tho morning sky. On tho ..Ith TIL,
new tnuon Of the .lst linya lcr respects to A1t.
,lrn nnu on the ;hDtA to Nept,ttn and Jupiter,
I'm tho tli neArly tntnl eclipse nT tho MtI pe-
tirs 1t Ia l1lylsbic IN Now England hut may
ho seen In tho rheifc .tic0au. December may
not Trcsent HI active scrHo III planetary fcs.
tirlt!Gs NJ th!'Se thnt 'lavo rendered ilius-
trIons ECverAl ut tho preceding months nf
!lo 'noucntnus ycIr !BSl. 1t H., however,
by no fncnns barrc,l III materials Tor Oh.
servatnn Tor th0so who ,nvo to watch
The moving nannrana nightly unrollotl Oh tho
Nlnrs, The Qaadrat1lre III Uranus, tho conJ,luc.
zion Of Mercury uni SunuA, tho clnaO con 1tns-
tim Of buth rAiipts With tho at9r lietu HG0rpli.
HFe aone OF tho pr0MlncHt lntI1ents that nt!tlri
ITS at.t,ala Tho greatest Interest Of tho month
Will cluster nrOlui tho &1ovci..ntta Qt Til. ttio
"f planets. Saturn, jupiter, nnd Mars, rs nearly
IN Ihclr most superb aspects lt,ey {ynGk their
way among tho Eltttorng stlrs, Saturn aud
JHnlicr hAtlng Inssctl thalF prime and MArs
Anvefln: llcnr tho EOAl. 1h0 inoon!ess niShtE III
the 'n!dlo or tho 1!lntth Are tho most favorable
Tor observation. These Mro i,lsn ths longest
Alphts Of tho year, and th0ae, ton, IN wh!rh tho
most brilliant atars and chlslers that linl place
~ tho heaFcns mako t1cIr wny In stnt0Iy pro-
Ihe season Is highly favorable tor tctesconIo
vsewa of THO rla.1ctury Trio, MT MI who hnyo
icceas to Telescopes SHOULD Improve tho opl,or.
tuuty, .@.-7 @''"'
, 1881-12-07
SORROW1NG BURGLARS.
Capture OF a Trio Of 1inrd Characters for
the Robbery Of tlie Poxt-OtIsce ut Iscl-
Vf<lrre, Ill. =,

sptetaI Dt,pa,eh Ia tn. ca,easo 1,Hnn..
Ern,. II, r.. n -, .,,oo~Sn",t tetf tetTf,, .o,.-
h''uls' ll''' DEE IN hecafaNnse WIN tele.
grim Trout ARsiafn'1t -slarstaal ltlchnrdson, OF
ucrso,is On tl,o n. m. nnasonv,r. trnin m Tho
ihtoo.,3, T. rth,.os,"r,, 1o'rs, .sn,tn, wi NV 1'r
en..nso .,',. N',,wet' n,.ts .n, n'iu, "M..e" lnt
secured on tho train. tho coutluct.
or having bceu notified by telegraph
-. r,,".., , ,"".,.. - 49,, ~.
a. iontleS. aaa LOCKING tMo fonr
'loor or tho eoaoh* Two others 1lrf,ko nwny.
OnG, after n chase OF thfco.0uartcrs or milo, in
which hp wnt1e1 Fox River. wnx t.nntt,rch. In
thn c.uao h" uro5 t,v,co -, rho ot,,cnrs mi, ,vna
, 1881-12-07

Onp unccliolu u fNsrcst bus tauI tn ll1l its
way intY prlnt. ae was Mcrtousiy GplN'srd. Or
nlctNrus nr III sculpture l0 slt tn Thomas l,lll
Tor 4ls statue nf E0rlolan.ss only 1t The ontreaty
tho s.tscElburs. naIl lcsurlbua his EoIluot
hudsr tho horllsx III vcrs amusing, Tho .uostcl
Wua lllntl9 Ut Furlusta siWa h1,lAu At t'h!tatel.
Until tho work WIS ron,pipto,l, 4 nlnrniux
hour wls tosatcd H. tie sitting, and Forrest
IN na staRa ot,stuI1e. Eaaur,tllyus savage VI tno
haugliy iehlnat1 could wuIl havu bpen. li[A trst
GouTae wus tn pnaS around l4u r.lil.i, locking
thustHrt.atHHn !nuEsier. "Whnloa thAl d
Nakcsf WherH's thAt tIakoaT' Ihon hu woul'!
that We nust dn ,hIS thing, but TINT d. UuIss
only Is 10 blame for it," Thea ho woula pnss
round Tho rooul ayaIn. mixing another tc1gntl
eeurch, after whica 10 would pqau In character
aud reRd tho MornlnK paper,
, 1881-12-07
CRIMINAL COURT.

r..
Capt.. Hon Eyster VIII he tried hoioro Judge
.'utcy tol,y for tho murder Of John Schumacher
IN Juno last.
Thomns % Sc Crow,bor, who s,olo money w,)o IN
tuo oH'pl"P I'll honert i.hwt plendeu Ru1lsy 10
tnrceny, and wns rGmnnlel.
TUG caso Of Ijr. Meyer, rhargc,l with tho MIR
dor 1f Ilnnry tiollern,nn,. wnl.,, ,vns sot rnr
.,'.' -. ', ,,o' 'u''eislah'ls wuen "'s hst lot
trli Yesterday morning, went over lndctinltly.
as hs counsel In cnglHud IN Ilrgnph M. |.
Morris Inllcn, who plcHcd guilty to petit
inrceny, Wiz sent to tho County jill for twenty
fli10 t[Ays. Thg was hts tlrat Otruilso, and Hvj.
sto1co was produced Of Ills previous good rbur-
nGtGr.
:, Tho onso Of Charles 1,onnis. Que Of the Lamb.
LrGcmtn gMnE Of blt EAiy. whD was Indicted for
Killing yolic9inan tare. canio up boforo Judge
Tuiey yesterday murninT, bit itIl thilt wits ollD
wns to tllter l. ,uGtion tu uu.sll tho Indictment
\ motion WIS Nude hniorc Judge Ttey 10
Qunsh III technical grounds tho Indictment
aE!.lIst flcrnartl sellgman. tho ox-Deputy-
hni wns liked ut $::,00. but, as hv wAs unab!e to
AifG Il, he was rG:naudeti. III tito ilrat 5ntct-
Uncut returned nRAIlst ILLS nnne WIS written
licnjhnin, HI nullo prUs. wns or.croh as to this
0t,e, tho other covering tho snHlo otfonst.,
Thu trtul OF ;7o!in Atannnrii TOR murder In
Killing Elizabeth Cltyeunl. bis alleged ul!strnsH,
WIS brRIn yesterday tnsr1l,nk. nt,u witt ucctIpy
, 1881-12-07

1ns s ss4; s ~ It fGs n, T Tho , 1,sa sms n 4
other Ghnnncs will t!laturh tho lItslncsa uf tho
ennntryy: liz doubtful !hat II, IN Ii Tavern.
,1,rnt like MRS. ..,w ,'rsl4.lu'l for t'nlcrnhI
kcoi,iiiE ou foot !, iurxc r,ll,llo .!cDt.
rExytt,Ss. .....
The ruporl Of tho Commi.stoner of Pensions
caIju fDr il, ,,nyimx urrsrltres ur l,cslo,,s lit
this tftpnrs mcnt Ia mt nwnrs Ut nty 0ttGr iilA-
Ter e t@,laturnly matt !ucreasn tho Nnsernnont cx.
It y cn m r.
derived fun, ,axntloa. i statement u rrceints
imncm m !'itoEnnl rovonur shows thusn ~ lo tll,-
ccialR year hy III i,:Si,aij,it The tax on liquors
icai',nato subjects Of 1ax!ton. A reduction of
scuEMgs Fot, ,,Eprt1S,, THE TAXES.
Other objects firm, whlcl royenuo n derlycd
IT. fnrsn ~ M asM M Gt na.Gnms M @
fatnr nmd hnmnorrv "i i, n ,afrr' Thn 'ottnr
IT, Tx on MI nrtcc II o'irly and t,ccessnry con.
sumption BY AZ classns.. It Ia urged by aouio
woslt not rcucn tue nrluu ut tho article
to. tho consumer: ThAt contention docs
,pt tbS scon s1n Mr1i FOUNDED whc tho ST.
a. tho S9st or tho nrtlec Thorn's "go tho duty
Sass 5 :, g so l ss ss ,res ao "19
would ho ~ e1!,al Gsssl,l''x of burdens. Tho
tNS ~ tleihsita u NntO. hunks auti upon tho!r
SmnIa, II 9 I1asGnt Gi ing !Mra!mS',:
tnat, the l1t!biin raycnt!0 exeEct!a tho lGlb!ir
III fn,o,,l " ~ a,st NJ ~ @ Mm mt ~ III - ~, ~
fupnishnG ~ ,vhc ~ ,itt to ntfnnaI 3sta ~ ;n ~;
Uoycritnent II Mt M, oxncr,sc. Thora src,na ia r.,
Io rcaso1 that while ,axatiu, u tle ncai,s q
iiot 10 tho trst to pn taken 1H oH. '"' '"N '"'"'"
''S' ~ '' ~ ~,.r,t.%n ,o'n ",.ssr,l,,s
Tho other snt,rctS or reynpU| where n rctt,c.
tlon mNy. be inatlc Is tho eliAlo,ns. It n1rrnl1y
, 1881-12-07
II is 4 pleasure, wl.eu Inflicted With ,rhcu,n-

Il Is Il pleasure, wEeu Inflicted Will, .rhcu,n-
atisl,l, TO euro yourself when It can by ao,iu
.laeobs oil. aIrs., Ann ,j)ouHllsrty resides at
;Ti Il btre.et, South l}ostull. Sho ii MI elderly
Lady, Hru ias hcen afflicted With salt rleulll
between her fingers fur over slxteull years.
rc,hctilrs without obsainin: ni,y reiivf. slio
used 81. Juc4ts on fur tILnes. md BY tilat
llina ste could sleep ut Might; which She
enitl lsat To before. She assctI st. Jacobs
sAn Is entirely ruretl. Shu commenced thu
,,sn 0t st. .)ucobs on about two months ng0,
nnl NOW thinks thelu Ii nothing ltlfa 1t, ller
hand used tnswell terribly, but NIL that Inns
about the t!ntu she first used the oil, but sllp
lns5 hui 10 swelling htllcr
, 1881-12-07
Mrs. lsLoD0ErT,s CASE.

i :
Mrs. lltotlgctt WIS on the stand MI yesterday
lorot,non aud pnrt Of tito Afternoon iiororo
Judge Smith teatifying In her cMso against tho
Managers OF tho DID Peoples 1fomu for her
ejcctlatut.. Itur slory iii. not tlIGrer III tho tnuiu
from, thu ono previously told, except In hur cu-
trNtllct10n Of Tho evidence for tho dofouse. As
hi evidence Of her. thrift .nd skill sho exhibited
to tho Jury so'no waxtiiowcra sho had ma.'o
whItc Mt tho tonlr, and the materials for which
haa offended tho visitors. Mrs. I]lodgctt sail
ahe never employed lawyer 10 defend
hur r!ghta until after her cJeotmrnt, and
never tnAlo tho remark that her lawyer WINS
achEn8 to lHse hnr turned out, as sworn TO t,y
snnle Of tho witnesses. III roply TO ql,esti BY
1t hu aa eaS .hs o u po 1s Work
kuuw har r!9hs rs wcii Il tho Eatron q or itho tho
tho sck when asita Tho Aiatron wss Il, tho ,ialt
VI rra.tlIu8 ~ chapter In tho jslhe md than Of
ferlMg pFayor; on . aevtn,l oees!ons aftsr or
lingo" abont tho lunates who refused
q y, work. kpoax!ng q them % as laxy;;
asincss % was sin @ asast Tue tae Holy ' t'host. tnsu Tha
witness sA ss,p 1lryGr shook her list III tho fNc0
or Mrs 0t!s, y Indy visitor, nnd snIl sno would
csiie Mrs. dSSs oi sothss i'i uus % ur s1 spoka t,
,!|sresnee,f'tiy of slo !oas' , of TrHssea ot 10
en- 9 tS es dSs wtS ha sso
tho rules ahc Mrs. t3lblsi would expcl hor. Mrs
fsSs 5 " es Sot sS o ,Ss 'tis9sS "a sass
In reply l 70 a questlon by Mr.. rbouns, Mrs.
,sEs. Urant, " tnii!atc, testified ttlat ste heard
ths Marion s'.l' sn'ao of Tho n laaics !" biz 81
nlHtron read et!cr lrli, Fur1.aI,d, Jones, i'res-
dent 1l tho l,otra af Trustees notifying tho ulA
sa!llea % npnaar ~ tho chapel on Il certain suy
NLGn tHO k4tIl NnH 10 tllCUt. hIf
, 1881-12-07
UNITED STATES COIrRT9.
Nancy X. 1lbgcra l,cRnn suit for 81, 600 ycstor
ny RKninst Louise I'Owrcr.


Peter NaIutes llcgan a antt ycsier.lny ngainst
Horny Nnno IL rccorer Sl,6o0.
ANN Johncl HE'D bill against Edmund
Knaucr, Albert stotzauLnol,. Fanny l,,,t. Funk
1snht .,loaes,inc MnnGhnrahy, j. y. llirchfnoter.
anh Frniih aild Edmund is!rehInogr, tt, fnrcetosn
two trst-iuctl! TOR r., i m tho t. Il NJ tho " =
uf tho 3. i Of Lot IL, fopis =, III Shelllos Atl-
dltlDn to ChlnhKp.
I.,.cy " buckingham sued 1ibenczor 1}uektnf.
hu1n for al .thk
, 1881-12-07
PROBATE CDIJEs'r.

lit tho cBtntn nf Franz llOCk, tito will was
proven, mil lettera wcre Iaslln'l to LudwlK
Hook. Under bond FOR $3,nMj.
Iii tho tstale Of fhalnns 'rnnpcsoil+ lattcr7
tcstnnGntary serp granted to Thnft,hs Templc4
tn1, Mnry q: TetnplCton, anu Mary Tempiut0n,
untlcr bond for $ii, ,U0O.
, 1881-12-07

june nItuMMON1-ln chuNltcrB
JunnE l!t.t,nnETr-Calf Of oritni,,nl calent]ur.
ArrEI1.Arl: coUItT-1l0, III, '1lS, III. 1e0, No
CnEa un Aenrtns.
,IUnuH GARy-AssIsts Judge Anthony.
JuiaE BMlTIl-No first call. Trlal call Nos.
4. 4.G4. 4,s4s 4,76s, a.7ai. No. 4.5G. People vs..
Old Peoples Homo, on trial.
JUDGE W1sLiAMHOS-Ass!sta Jut11e Smith.
.JupaH ANTitONy-G5I, 0It to iias. Ea. eco tn G&,,
cas ~ - ds, a7 Wy. g!5 9ss'. 0Ss 10 aS. f Gs. OIL
.un0E GAIll'SEl.-;a I, and &. No. h24, Cum
mnas vs, Ayerlll. On hearing. -.
JunnE lt.llKRH-NO first uAu Trial cnll Ti7l8,
sSs, fM. ~. !rt!z. ~, 10. II, I'D, 'sgy4, ~,
III, 'Ss, ~, 1nI,. III. M, sN}, 1, S00. No. 7.
llGnl VII Evans, oil trlul.
un1E AioltAx-!5+ IT, II. 1?s la1. 1S.. 1s6. 1a9.
1e! lHs, lG No, III, EllS Va. hclilrney, trial.
.iipnH llAWEs-:*ss. ~ ~, :sao, III. srl.
M enBo Ol trial.
,ui,oH isAlsslM-No call. No. AL, Pattcraon
Va. Stewart, on htMratlK,
.llirGH HJAMESON-EU. :M. >
!umaE 9'uiEr-Nos. sk1, .sai asg, and 800.
JuuHE td,ONia-N0s. i4J, An. 40, 40, d, 10, g.,
4a.i, H. ~ d. ", II, II, 20, III 81, ss, sd, md o..
, 1881-12-07
pORT or CHICAGO
kttHFt.tfA

,,.ou 1ta.,onvcr. uo1,top ifast,.,r, snndtlosa
Tux L. L. IaFksE, NtiIlh Hay. t""lHs.
AtTuAL HhtflSHs.
'Erop, J, u. Eeayerns, snpsatNck. ,,,,..
fsr,E Messenger, lsstitGIi llurustt, l'2uh
Braif. yal.EIH, R!Yrxau!t !AY, i!xaL
kcnt AlVDt!4t, MAtttAtUt, llRht.
schr Mu,iisiup, III. lG4atll. kMu!lelea+
ktf,r Nutth Htuf. ltphlHAtBr llHhL
, 1881-12-07

,hs ,iry ssato No aat lucy eau o+ hays
iilt t[iey ars purely vcgetapln. ,ho In,el,ctat,
not tho tlmO Or desire 10 prepare 'h'
and wish 1t nIsenay tN use' ,,., ,,ronrt.torj Of
10 uppomtnIato each class me poipn rstavuy
Kidney .Wtrk now ottur that ws'l'Au'""
~ su'd ImI hy ,'HM Sslxsssts S ~ WsysrJWhere.-1rum'
, 1881-12-07

an abstract Of tho annual report of tho Rocre.
tary Of tho Treasury, tls Hon. Z, H. folgor. Tito
rcpnrt covers forty pages of printed matter, and
ct'rnprlscs aa,nut II, mn words:
The revenues for tho tiscnt year were s.:G0. .1K:.
::s.,1 81 and ordinary expenditures $.Gp.7
leny1nE Il s4N'lna rtsut'l.e Of $lu0, ,003, *0l.0s,
which was nppllcl ~ roilnws:
TO tho redemption nr i'ontls for the
rraetiSnaI currency for tho sinking ''.s.s. wv W
'Ten-lortics "f isl sl.................. :,oiu,i:U
Flve.twentlea Of iHlt............ ... lssHk.M
Elvc-twcrtlr3 III 1Hi4.. a,itN,nM
vt-twtntIGs 1r 1BBa. a................ a,1Nt.h]
sa'liso!a " !ell. ...............,.... l4i !hDlm
"nsos G't,sos 81 81 ,sss ss =,
,rnxhn indemnify Hsuck...,:........ lUJa0p.u1
OH 'lcmnt1tis e0lnpounl-intcrcst,
r tse iucrrase If csi, ii rrca:ary tisist
The requirements u the sinking f,In.l. inclnd-
ID sD;sv, ,oli&: Thero ,yas Applied thereto. ~
sow., - n. alpys' sts*'s'io3. lry'py deficit @
SlS S'a5.ett1. Tho requirements nI tho fund for
tho present fse1It year. Including thg halhneu
from lnst Ycnr. viii amount IL $3!t8i i,sfifl.
Amount pt hnHs redeemed during duly. August,
September. and October ol tho present yenr Is III
exccse nt the requirements by tile sum Ut
sulN.;ska0. S,.rpsls revenues. however, viii bo
public drht.
lIEcE1rTs FOR 1851
have increased 80 35e ,tul 10 over Inst ycnr Gus.
tnns revenue tncrcns sc $il ,E5I, H.. md inter-
nil fevenlte $tt,.sl.fl l.G1 Expenditures shnw
tircrcnEe ar $.l.tU,sD.D. rs fntnws: III tho ln-
trrlar Department ipensinnst, s't1f..Sa.Is!; In
in ntcrcst on public debt. Sli,:lS SttiL Thu re-.
ccipts nn expenditures TOR the prcsc,,t ycar ro
estimated M follows: Total rccelpts, ct,tGI ajld
estimated. $4rO,klJtd9; Total cxpcuilturrs,
actual and catiinMictl, s!7lJ Jtkgltsi, tutl si&-
tat,0N; eatllntrt anui,lnt due tn sinking iani.
,.sr,v.r1..
.'.i. !aMn '.'''
lAe Fqvenuee nM1 @ cXnonsea ni me 1iscnl year
elH!1g June W! inSh estlt.1htet upMh inc tsls or
txlHtatlR laws. VIII 20 as ihlloWs: It'ttl ortlnrY
fecc!pis, S4ME iotMt estl!nntei ,1 ea, ~ nArahui.
M n; ni.1 str,,l,,s az Ntsi; it,"i,MIlng NO.
tho ninkinv GniltI. 'rhp cstirnntrti nxnrnit,,rns
i.issi;1 rEo inrrMov f.st M J,n,.ns ~ "xnt,mn,.
tttrcs III. tim tsrn vrH iSBi rc in I'M 81. n T.,
, 1881-12-07

=
Wtllinm IT. Simpson was nrrrstutl for tlcbt at
tho lnstn,lcu nj 4. I. McQrNth. IIo WIS dis
charged upon scheduling.
a new calendar is to l,o prepared FOR the 1ln-
eei1lbcr term. tMnnenGillS 1T EUIprnt M. @tNSl
nd running TO No. o. l3+. i,clilstyC. except chnn.
terry Gnscs: tIon commencing Ut No. III nnd
running to Mn. ..fN}. Inclusive, tho chM,lGrry
necessary.
, 1881-12-07
DI}rOIRClsR.

slarlo Sphrocler. complains that In laGt sho
n,ado tho xFeat 'nlslako Of marrying Theo'lyro
Schroeder For tho last i've ycars aho suys ne
hns been ln tho habit Vt gottlnx drunk, mud IL
cailHOt my lonaor live With HIN In comfort or
even safety.
, 1881-12-07
tM1tEts OF VESSELS ChEAItED FROM ru,s IN,
IN NOVEMBER. " '"He
FsfSsssta
NICK AMI (lTllf:jt eOTEa.

ntlCK AMI OrllEIt HOTEa+
Cnrt. MCMILLAN has Hnno to POrt Huron IN
look hfter tho suh0nner GrotOu. WI
Extonslye repairs nro to be uada IN H..
.schonoer Winnie Wing tils winter. "'s
THO staan,.harRo .Petcrs will make uno,be,
trip 10 Alan!stce fur lumber Tor this port.
capt. Maythot has sold his one torutb loter.
cst iii tho schooncrC c. q. Mixer for Il l5a
Tho schoonrrs lscsumptlon and ror, 1,,c.
were stripped aud lafu up for the winter ycstcr.
Tho Crosse Point lfEhtshp has been removed.
tho scnson. ~
Tic Registered tonnage Of the now rropeicr
wisconsin !s lal tons, or Two tons less than tho
propeller MlchlKHtl. '''' 'A'
Tho Union rug Line will keep four ot Its tugs
IL tonn,lsslot ,ls long rs there Is any movement
of vessels i!i tho river. -
The lost tug IN commission Of tho Vessel.
Owners Towing Lino, tic d. i. Carpenter. Taa
ordered Into winter qunrtors last nlEht.
Capt, Joseph dorman, the wcl-known tus.
port. ~ 'AA'
whilo moving out from tho lumber market
yesterday tho stcnttl- barge Dnrnutn fou1cd with
schooner's libhoon.
Hunk Dlue. tho Kood- natured Superintendent
~, tue Uninn Tug Line, IL now enjoying tae
privilege 9f m Ailiorica1i citizen by serving On
"sa's :" '"oso i"'sS D couet'
4 ycnr ngo thore ,sns plenty OF business On tho
hikes, but the cold woathor put m abrupt end
wGtther, but ut business TINT viii pay. 'a
t,,,,.1 ,,, ,. A.. 60
~ tG.nt nas ~ ouu! III .e ~ tno Gus1olt- ltonso
~ Nv ~ M MI ~, ~ af ~ me schvnn.
laco 10 George II. IIanse1,; Consideration. m s9s1
tush.
Cnpt Tucker, NJ tho sc,,oo,or xo,,,o n,..,,o.
,v," Hh.a le. ". tuu ny 4 SlG ttAsuhef
r, nus a. sy .ssa II, lem notfnlt With hs
H. ,,"r|v ~ feia,,ay . III, dt!st ~ 0fennx
,aat y. pasty ~ !t!et,us Wnn Pfesentca MIN villa
"e"s "f1c'o oi matrimonial tarnltute--a cradle.
Tho milwaukee, Tug lioat Limo has tnkcn tbs
coutract from tho Insurance companies Inter-
@ sss% st,,ve ~ e u j. 2 yhaycr on The beaea
y. y. ~ reuaso tno scsse!. Ine COM
y .o. ~ receive Ply Lor INC work only IN con'
a''io" '1''' Tue Fesse' Is re'casoa.
4 representative Of tho Nnw 1:nuland Trans.
portatiun Company is in Windsor uc9otla,ins
Pratt, built list yunltncr ut Wnikcryii'e. Which
/, h1,Y not yot been put In pnnlnasun. In ease OF
sulngI har, ,Lu Null1fmtt ix,Et, viii build jarver
QUO Tor tho lumber business. 'N '0'-e'
ri, .,,rut fa.,t,.o, nv, hi, ,,,,.o H., ~. fiji.
mng MnMal lestsat at2a nn'! Givcn " INC ~.
nt Wt w.fth ri H. s3rcst ensr r ua H. ass ,s eseoae o
~ " COZ 1nGltAA ctfct% 4uCs}eC 1anH Hit5 " sHt~
, 1881-12-07

arc considered. Tho Groat .najorlty IF tie cn,-
rlns nf the t'nycrnnnnt s.rc IN my !'t'fElHetts
deserving NJ high commentator.
rItt: MERCHANT gt:1tviCE.
Tho cniltinuInu decline Vt tho merchant ,na.
rnrHf tho un1icd Ntntcs Is tn In Hrr,lt!y tlr-
norc m v!Sw pt The y ct ~ shat tSs,s wS ,r, II
,Nv S sotnn,creinl world. and lint o,,r shtps
,nents ure sttau,y and rapidly inereas. ,s:
MI H' onis is o,,r anvration i it.rcs innlshiaa,
hut i Is lc*s taan wnen otlr nSparts M'1d 'n,pnr1s
ypc wsn m nerc 1 :" s s t. so" eaar sGr Il @ es
10 tho s1cvclopn1cnt ot th!s Interest. o. thn cn,,
ternrsc aiad energy nr american mechanics anil
Hhrcnst ri n,,r rival. in tho friendly cnntest Tor
OCEAN supremacy. The substitution Of iron for
wS a ii ha s s Il 'ss xo aa.
lutt lhcso chnnges cni1!d nut hnyc been n,}rcrso
70 Amcrica i wc fnl rrvn 70 our nayluat,on
i,,cturcs. commend the wl,o!c subject to tho
M question or Fseatcr masnit."ls Sr farthrr-
reaching Importance cnt1 rngnRe their attention.
IMMIGRATION.
In iaEi the Supreme E0tirl Of tho United Vatcs
cclhrc,l tine0nsttiIt t0nnl the stniitcRUf certain
E,ntns which Imposed upon ahfpownrrs or con.
si'tnrcs II tux Of s1.b0 Fur enrl, pnssonrcr mr.
tlvlhG from tnreEl country. or, IN ilci tlcrr..
M r!,ife, ,,t ns. 81 cxe @ fnS ,o seas r @
trlIrf III support of auu1 puSsct'grr. Since this
'irclsnn tho expenso attending .l,e euro anl
Suites n whose por.s they havr iandc.'. Al u
lnrgn minority ut s,ch tnin.Hrants Immediately
a:M iho 'rcrriiorcs to seek pnrsnanrni homes, il
10 tt,nnIsostly unjust To lTppsc Nt1nn tho state
whosn ahnres they ilrst rcnch tho hur,sc,, whlct,
It now cnfs, Ettr fills trAat1n, nn bcGtitlsG Nf
tho Nntonnt Importance Hr the silNlerf, recon-.
1nrnd Legislation regarding tho spprrlslOn nirl
1r!nsIsory caro oi t1EmiErnnts Mt tho ports OF