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ANNiyERsARY CELEBRATION AND MYsTE-
RIOUs RITES. Mccarthy Council. No. 1853,
Royal Arcanum, celebrated the first year OF
its existence last night at Monticello Hall
by a reti1iou with its friends, the public in
stalaiion Of a candidate for the honOrs OF
brotherhood, addresses, and finally, sump-
tuous repast.
The committee in charge Of the celebra-
ton consisted OF Messrs. I. l.. Courtney,
W. j. Mcdowell, J. A. HobsOn, !. LOyen.
stein, T.. A. Barber, William II. Tyler. and
Ms. Block.
Brother Tyler welcomed the guests. He
said the Council, named after the late Ed
ward Mccarthy, was started April II, 1880,
with 81 members. and now had IG. The
object OF the order was 10 protect the homes
and families II deceased members by pro.
viding a fund to which they would be enti-
tied on their death Another object was
their elevation in the path Of virtue and
love.
On the conclusion Of the address the va
rious officers stands were taken possession
OF by fantasticaIy- dressed and masked bro
theirs armed with ptcbforka, grubbing,
hoes, swords, &C., who, after marching and
countermarching around the room, had {
combat, which excited the llveliest emotions
Of pleasure in the breasts OF the children
and ladies present, majority OF the two
| hundred guests being OF that class.
The most eminent grand installing office
then announced that candidate would now
be publicly initiated. and inimated that th,
| hOrrid rites and facts then disclosed nigh
well account for the whereabouts OF many
citizen now missing and unaccounted for.
I inff ha hrl vol In
! through many DEGREES, aud responded will
JUNCTION to the various injunctiOns given by
the officers. When the ninth and eleventh
degrees were worked on hlm-the ninth re
curing MS belug hanged and the eleventh
his being branded-the little folks presen
fairly Quaked with terror; but the clndi
date survived, though he underwent boti
OF the prescribed Ordeas. Briefly, th'
whole initiation was hugely enjoyed.
At the conclusion OF the initiation j. j
| Wright, Past Grand Regent OF the Crane
Council Of Virginia, was introduced, anC
made some suggestive remarks about lDdlf
ferent and lukewarm members and the good
The order had accomplished in providing
against wan, on the part OF the widows and
orphans OF members.
William LOyenstein, Grand Secretary OF
the Grand COuncll, was tue next speaker,
and alluded with force and effect TO the
beneficial features Of the order, giving a
brief history OF it.
He was followed by Rev. Mr. Wallace,
who advised everybody to join the order,
and cOunselled all unmarried ladies not to
favor any man on matrimonial thoughts
intent who did not join.
An adjournment was then had to the
fesial board, on which many substantli'
and delcacies were spread, and to which
full justice was done in effective demoli'
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SEWISG.MACHI>ES.
MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.
OPEN 4ch'T, yrAsyi77ze NEW. SsAseg SAs
ENTIRELY RkMODELLED.

OPEN AGAIN. @aS3sg
EVERYTHING NEW. .yMeNks
ENTIRELY RkMODELLED.
SOW THE
LEADING MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
OF RICHMOND.
Ne',r leave T. announce to the public that We
&c COW open and in fun operation al our well
t-.t- Establishment.
523 BROAD STREET.
Fscan non % carry The largest assortment Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
,4istere ,ou.h Of New Yoik ds voting three entire
tro exclusively to taese branche-. We contend
l' eur goods his season will surpass in point OF
bna,y asd elecAnc- everything in this city, at
Fr-' ihIi Vii. come within the reach of al.
OUR GRAND SPRING OPENING
fAIItKN BONNETs AND ROUND HATS
TAKES PLACE
MONDAY AND Tuesday,
APRIL II 8 AND 10, 1881.
.Ato "e sii exhibit all the leading London and
i-'.s4a syies and a number Of patterns peculiarly
'-. ''n' which promise 10 b. very popular.
We ea',O make a special display Of
RICH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
fibBJNS,
LACfS.
TRIMMINGS. and
NLAkkAL FANCY GOODS.
WOLFORD & SllLBERG,
j23 Broad street,
- he'wesD Fifth aud Sixth.
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THE PASSOVER Hebrew festival Of
the Passover began Wednesday evening,
and will continue seven days. lt cOmmem-
crates the liberation OF the Hebrews from
Egyptian bondage, and is therefore the an
niyersary OF the birth OF the Hebrew ua-
ton. No leavened bread is partaken Of
during the festival by the Hebrews who
conform TO the laws and usages OF the
creed. The festival is based on Exodus,
18th chapter, the Injunction for the unlea-
vened bread being as follows: "Seyen days
shall ye eat unleavened bread; even the
first day We shall put away leaven out Of
your houses, for whosoeyer eateth leayened
bread from the fist day until the seventh
dav, that soul shall be cut off from Israel.
And in the first day there shall
be holy conyocatiOn, and in the
seventh day there shall be a holy
convOcatiOn TO you; no manner OF work
shall be done in them, save that which every
man must eat, that only may be done OF
you. And ye shall observe the feast OF un-
lelyened bread; for in this self.same day
have brought your armies out Of the land
Of Egypt" The festival was ushered in
with services in the SynagOgues, and afler-
wards in the dwellings OF ISraeItes the
Paschal feast was held. Some OF the OrthO-
doX Israelites conform to the Biblical COM
mand given to the lsraeliteS after their de-
parture from Egypt, and SIT at table "wlth
their loinS girded, shoes on their feet, and
with staff IN hand" Tue suflerings en-
dured by the Israelites in Egypt are re-
counted. and hymns and psalms sung. Yes
terday services were held in the syna-
1OgueS.
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The Rev. John 4. johnson, pastor OF the
EpiScopsl Church of st. John the Evan,
ee,ist, Philadelphia, has publicly announced
that be is not afraid OF smali-pox, anu
willing TO visit all patients 10 the southern
part OF iba! city, where the disease 10 ep''
demic.
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BRIEF ITEM. The members OF the
Royallleu club, with invited guess, had an
agreeable entertainment at the st. Clairc
Hotel list night, including hop. There
We're many couples on the floor
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.nISINENES.
DjcHN0Yp THEATRE.

DiCHNOND THEATRE
IL REL NlI.ES'S
u-vTNlI = OPERA COMPANY.
TALENrtD CHILDREN. 80
d, -. f., pr,.,s and puDIC he the finest
Aait" t..sr.tir oIeariT iion IN existence.
TONIGHT,
5..,.-tt SpiiiVau's uauiicsl connie opera,
V.'-''N n VI. :. PI\AfukE.
SATURDAY NlGuT, AfRII 18TH,
Tsc1c0ut'> comic opera,
LllTlE pUkf.
.,,yn PIXAF0RE MATINEE SATURDAY 2s
ht@ L. ".
....,.- IN matinee. 25 ano SOC; re .orye seats,
,.,l,,,, n,fc.> a usual. ap i5-ltt
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. W. Goddin,
auctioneer, sold for w. l.. COwardin, trus-
tee, last eve ming, the brick tenement on the
north side of Grace between Jefferson ana
Adams streets .or five thousand and twenty
dollars.
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FCLCHtR'S AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WBISKEY.
three years Old. AZ tyJ per gallona very superior
article; MoNrKoSE Kentucky Rye Whlskey. fur
years DID, - IS per gallon. ". u. BLAIR Go.
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kESIUc HY WHsKEY tour year, ODD $3.50 PR
iALLoN-quality unsurpassed foi the mOney-ai
CHRISTIAN < WHiTk's.
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EASTER EGGS FILLED WITH FLOWERS st
MORToN'S.
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| lXL1k BROTHERS, PRO -,@s
ihsAsSiiONABLE Ia, MlLIINEY. announce yk9ES
III sJ,s1WriR n sPhING FASHIONS for NEAi
Ps,i.y,' y, sh9 tDNE~DAY the l2th and iSih.
ue's ngupa Hats aud BOnnels, Infants Bon
Ani.eisi - ~. fID"ers COrssRe Bouquets, &c. and
On Isse.itt Z Ah's-only house ia KichmOn Closed
.I'sa" be1tsAe IAN ape
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CUT FLOWER, specially, also a large collection
of PLANTS, AZ MoRToN's.
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FRESH ISyoicE or KEY WEST CIGARS 5CsT
received by ". -. BLAIR&
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F0UR.LEAF CLOVER. FANS, AND OTHER No
yELTiks FILLED WITH FLOWERS At
MORION'S
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VIRGINIA CLARETs tyory superiorlat
CHRIS rIAN WHITES,
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RESIGNATION or SECRETARY BrRKE.

Mr.. Beverly stated that 1t was very i'm.
portant that the secretary Of the Society
should reside in Richmond, especially this
wear. He for one would be willing 10 pay
more salary than was now paid the secre-
tary IL that would be an inducement for
him TO remain.
Colonel Burke, the secretary, stated that
there was no member present OF the COM
mittee who felt a deeper interest in the
welfare Of the Society than he. ard he
regretted very much that his business was
such that II was impossible for him TO
change his residence from staunton to
Richmond, and therefore rendered his
resignation, to take effect as soon as his
successor should be elected, for be was
tirmly OF the opinion that the secretary
should be required to reside 10 the city, and
IN rendering his resignation be would still
continue to take the same interest that he
had heretofore.
Colonel Beverly stated that 1t was with
deep regret that be rose to move that the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-15

THE THEATRE LAST Nom. There was a
fair audience at the Theatre last night to
witness The rendition OF the Chimes OF Nor
mandy by Miles's Juvenile opera Company.
This opera Is 30 well known 10 our theatre
g0ers that any description OF it would be
supertlOus, and it is only necessary TO say
that it, beauies were fairly brought out,
" ben we consider the age OF the artists who
compose this company. Miss JeDnle Dunn
as Serpae,te Is a sprighily little actress, and
possesses u voice OF rare sweetness and
power for one OF her years, aud whose por.
travail Of that character will compare favor
ably with that Of artists OF maturer years
WHO have esSayed II on our boards.
Miss Sdlle Cohen gave very correc. I'M
perSonatiOn Of the character OF GermalDe.
She aats well, and has sweet, sympathetlc
voice. Master Augustus Collins as t1e
MARQUIS acquitted himself very handsomely.
He p0>sesse, q baritone voice that would do
credit 10 an adult; while Master Arthur
Dunn a, the Bailti showed decided eyi.
dcnceS Of genius. and bids far to become a
comedian Of no mean order The rest 0i
the cast gave satisfaction in tbelr respective
parts. The chorus, under The direction Cf
Signor carlo Torriana, was very effective,
ana gave evidence OF careful training. Il
can be truly said that this is the best iuye-
nile c>npany that has ever performed in
Richmond.
Tonight Pnafore will be given.
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FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PREsEByes
az CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTrAS & WHITES,
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EASTER fGGs,

AL sizLs, coLoRs, AND PRICES.
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a large and beautiful assortment
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+ ,, WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BE>T IF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GEANULATED
SUGAR.
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r..,s3r ON opening aud will te found an agree
,h.. ,55lica 90 tie choice things which unGeniably
n 's-ge ihe plea Urts of life and encourage good
= .5sship and good nature il rightly enjoyed.
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t,. ,a.e,y been Introduced, and meets with marked
popular iayor.
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s07 Broad street.
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MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LFMONABE. OR WITH FINE
ICE. To SUIT 1HE TASTE.
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4. PIzzINI, JR. s,
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6CCATIoSAL.

NJ LDGE-UILL SCHOOL.
NJ is~vsA sttssOn OF inis school will commence
l5r ~ Of rtPTEuBER, I6s /, and close tle
'"'aiars spDiT tOtb
MISSES RANDOLPH,
spfa, Keewick post. Office,
- 4M AlDeIDafIe cOuaty, Va.
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x,,IrARY NOTICES.

,,c,yS ATTENTION .-ASsembIe at
IhA i.',,l ArmOsv on THIS tFTi6ay)E
" S,s,s O'Clock. n un res, uniforms, iorN
'.rfoay dri.l. ,-,s eossIprx Contain.
Et ~ % J. E.JILk X. orderly.
tl5lt ---------- -
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ss> THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu.
LArioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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S}l By leading wine merchants. grocers, hotels,
Ic druggists every where.
Trsde supplied ~ manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN = WHITE, Grocers, Sl4 Main
fret Richmond, Va. IA 9-dsuN %fom
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hlbltors the Judges, as soon as they have
completed their examinations Of animals
and articles, aud when their work is finally
completed, they shall cause the premium
ribbons to be attached; and at prescribed
time, by the chiefs OF departments, the pre-
MUM animals, except sheep and hogs, shall
be shown in the stock.rings.
Fourth. Before the close OF the Fair the
judges shall deliver TO the secretary their
books and reports, and the same being
found satisfactory, they shall be paid the
compensation fixed for their services, which
shall be charged to the account OF the per
centage now deducted from premiums
awarded.
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GOOD AT ALL TINES.

Ut TIE THING TO KEEP IN v1NE-CFL
LARS.
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NARRATIVES.
Norfolk Landmarksl4th.l
SECOND PAY,

The order OF the day for Il A. N. was
" state of Religion" and that hour having
arrived the narratives OF the various
churches were read as follows: Amelia.
Ashland, Belle Haven (no repOrO; Bethany,
Brunswick church, Fredericksburg; Grace
street, Richmond; Hampton, Holmes, Man
chester, NamOzine; First church, Norfolk
Second church. Norfolk; Gloucester, Not
toway; Old.Sifce', Petersburg; Ollvet;
second church, Petersburg; Portsmouth,.
Powhatau tno report; First church, Rich
mond: second church, Richmond; Third
church. Richmond Samuel Davies, Sussex,
and Tabb Street CHURCHES.
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Boston:
{. II. GRAVES & SONS.
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Entered at the Post-Odce at Richmond, Va. as
second-cass matter.l
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: HUB PUNCH.

sDEBoARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
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HUB PCNCU.

, DELICIOUS DRINK
y r>eN FAMILIES, HOTELS CLUBS,
PARTlES, tTc.
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The hub PUNCH"
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First. These judges, or experts, should
report for duty on the second day OF the
Fair, and, before entering upon the dis
charge OF their duties, sign an obligation,
or pledge. i'm book TO be kept by the Sec
retary, TO the effect that they will faithfully
and imparIiaIly discharge their duties
under the regulations prescribed by the
Society, and make full and accurate reports
OF the awards made by them and also that
they have no interest, direct or indirect, In
any article or animal which may be exhb'
tied. II any Judge shall fail TO be present
at the Fair on the morning OF the second
day, those present who msy be associated
with him shall proceed 10 Oil his place with
competent person, whose appointment must
be approved 10y the president OF the Society
and the chief OF the department.
Second. The judges, when ready for duty,
shall he supplied by the secretary with list
Of all entries 10 their respective departments
and books In which their awards are TO be
recorded.
Third. 10 avoid dissatisfaction by ex-
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The following commissioners TO the Cen
eral Assembly, which meets in Staunton,
were appOinled Ministels-Rey. I. Pryor.
ID. d., and Rev. G. ID. Armstrong, ID. d., as
principals; with Revs. I. l.. Preston, ID.
d., +. ID. Wi,herspooD, ID. d., as alternates.
FlournOy and Judge W.
II. Mann, as principals; and j. ID. h.
Sleioht and George u. Hall as alternateS.
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HUR PU y { II. i:
q
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.-rcpTS OF HONoR.-A regular
L NJ RICHMOND LODGE, No. 2lq,
n aSs %sSs|o az BONoR, viii he held " their hal
ssncr o. ~ ~. o',i, ck. An amendment 10 the BY.
IVENlNc.s, me nrst and third Friday aighis in
isrs % Hses Iii ne considered. All the members
tsch ne.s,,cd 20 ~ present.
E ora" - l.. r. REiNs, Reporter.
, 1881-07-08
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, g.

County, KUutucl,y aged 1i yrlr-, Rnrv"i III tho
wMr uf IT.: md was wottn'lcd ut tho blttc nf
fgw tlrtrllhI
Nnttnn sm.t,zrr am, kn1rrInf. hIs wtfr. II .tcw-
tsIl cipn Hf 1t"~sK'II,nt, IN itti1uiry. hrn c"n.
tnnnrint1s. Thu husband Is loi u,sI tho %lig i'll
years u nRc. H.
1Ng III uatnkerpor OF tho, Elne. f,o,,,iy
hnt1Ys nj Flntl,tl.h Il. II tl!;tl r'Tr'ntly ut TIM
faculties ~, III tIsn .iMttat.
Mrs, Hannah Chrkt, nf East Hraiisiy. Conn.,.
Is rntfItY out s!ettl1ty Eh'! H't* tnArrfetI III
her is'ii y"ar. a,l taa lived for oIs''y years ttsi-
" Whcn t,r children Of Mr.. I'otsey Perkins, of
TN,lut,pti, NuKs., s,trpr!%eh her M hrr tooth
htrthiny. slie hlwu't tGr Hrprncatin'i ~ tt!ar
acel0n by AitiHR ialGlt of lheli. firtl ht,i!'!.
cu!a, IT, l.. 2uys t1,at to I. l,t' years r that In
Whs w,.lIItlml IN ta witr nt IHla, Tint he llhs
been t,nrri' eight times, and 'hnt o has olss.
ten rhi''Iren !ivlnY:
,Tt't, r"nsGlininl nnnEGtsafy q no birth ni
brutcll ut the hume tr her Rfandfit'vl,sGr. Ttl,
ttI Iltly Eniurt4ltl tho Eitosts with s"iEs n,lh
stories. shr slll .'oes ber OWN scwrt's, Etd Ii II
It, sinriu,,, n. r.. lives Y!lla,n !:lwar,.. w..o
II l04 ynrs nia nssd III 9nH' iH'nsth in sns horn
III EnHulH mud srvpIl fnye'ny yt.hr* H. tho British
HrIny. tlt:I,. fought III spain nm! fIpIstum lit.
der Wcll!hysm: !ta u!tetra4l inr: i.art ~
xtratlE thn ,tna'9n ~ ln't,n. II as t4xnt:sn
+ Whun 1Amsls Istttnttl. oE sl"ltH'll. lth tn tho
nisMr blls!ssny bride nf 81 ;yMra he ,wus In hts
lNal yenr. IIr WIS bnr!l " i'arl.. fshnec. 4,
IN. tn! 10 reG:ntty did t'.o tuty Hf u corn,,ors
ii silver fn,lir-GD which hu suIi wns presented
% h!In by HnHet'i |. nftcr tho hattie hi ..t.ter-
litk. HI strvea Epef Ns!nnicnn In ,I!ost Ut hts
Hrunt lii tics. itclult!NE MaterlHt, ~ GA'llc 10
!Irlf.., tn!IltIn during tho FFcnc.cu'li'd:an rs-
iuv OF 1Ets.
, 1881-07-08
A Dynamite Plot.

kU Wb 3Auof ~ 4A0 <h]%AEb 4tbV4Nes
EVANSTON, ILL.,, July DAT this tftno, when
the people Of tho civilized world Aru sorrow iils
over tho attempted assassination Ut our rrcsi-
dent, thurc exist III various pllces IL tho United
Btlt0s organizations, nuv ur luss secret, for tho
purpose OF destroying ilfa and property In
urcnt l}ritnfn. W1ll!u tllerc may bn n grcat deal
OF tnlk whIc!, is llo wln.l." ypt thoro Ia solid
nlid certain faot which cantiut bo sot Asldu-yl2.:
money hnB been md Is daily bong raised In n
quiet but eirccttyo WY to soul "dynamLto
feictds' frotn this cttlttry to England.
It Is uotng t!0no hero In Chletlso, ind mon hAvo
therc, and others propose to ienyn here, for tho
purpose OF dossroy!HE Nrllish public proparty,
and II private ,pruporty gots in tho why 1t nlso
rurson Of Unc Wnlsho. NOW =, IN Frlrcu,
whoncr, it Il presumed, hu, Will dlrcl,t 0purA-
tuns.. Money 10 betns sG'lt tn hItn,. mud no
eat,0rs FOR moro. a rulE, nf terror Is TO ba
paper, hut hy nutua! nrson, axr!osluns, A',u de-
strnGtt0n 'nf lMrrnuka, pntiIu buildings, tiUek-
3Wssls, dc. acouRslrcls *h0N Tho Almighty hna
apnred through y1nrs Df underground work with
the nlnraorulis urt dcstr,otlsa ucslsIta Ut incsi
TOO cuwnr41ly to tiD lllnra tAn rtnii.
Ihu syintnthtus Gftkul fr0lH tho English peo-
plD In nur prusrtIt orEsis wArrnnt thatn butter
treatment ut nljr hAnus.
| tlro my u scur0 Uf lnun could wrIto you and
corroborltn lttl hMyp hnlu mud 8vg tsuta!ls tint
knnW nhuvht Ut if four dill ilut hOld ahClf
l'Antts ltle t!nu ailt tho fruits will he sevlI,
utd WHEN wo shAi read III yntlr columns Or d.
SOURCES given wa s.,all lind uutth Ut infnM,y
tVNchou by tlllr city tiuopor urrn thnn WI .luw
WunKgt! Into by tho Msas'1!n Guttonu. cnn N0!h-
/ itY u hutte to check tIaao .suitutcs Of tiurlar
llsl obstruction! LIT good tncll speak 1ut, :,
, 1881-07-08
4 Day OF ThnhksEtvlnE.-SugEc fot
Glow CMllOnas

l.. Tb thu Editor Of Tie ChtsNgo Tribune,
CHiCACD, July 1.-Fur 1.-Two midsummer days
tho pulsua VI halt million human bungs III this
Krcat city havu boon throbbing with fuvurIsh
oxeltcMunt.. .Tho punlurosls 1tlurgy VI tho rrchs
has Tod tho uultliu With vAst editions Ut unwa
from tho National Cupltnl. a,,d ynt tho public
reads Oh with tho sAsnG DAgGr nrkllty ns ut lrst.
Every nGdoatrlnu WIN llassus Vith TRIBUNE Of
tlco pltusos u rcNd tho latust bulletin, Anl to
niurniur word OF thRnktnlncss Ut Ht'od news
or breathe q sigh whun tho noWs 10 bMl.
Every face beara u look OF pntn, Ut
unxtbty, Of borrow. Democrats md 1ta-
pubI.oans moot bufoFo Tho windows Ut
your 1uurnal. and apcnk tho sn.Ho laE,Unr. utter,
tue satno prayer. II oyer Il people. divided clso
by flutIous illarruls pr scutonul tea.otlseA
wcrV suddenly unlloa, this IL tho pccAaont
Fouds aud chickering's hAy0 huon swept away,
md griet he1 bowosl every head. clokod every
hsa.t .notssenGa oyery eye: Strong u,sn, fall t'f
ous xasbs Gotne pud su.tJ, % ard ptlss Is On viii
sss sssi I id Sy tit tss tssrs; s e. s
wiz Eorror aaa saspu..*s. taraiIy Is sho as naas
ow u ths Capital saentioncd. Tho ircaa oosi-
seilio!ces IT. iii not havo, tor tho tInlc boiI.s,
Dss ow oSHs'a @ SSsss w. ro
growing brighter ai.l insplrnE ls with stronger
hopes, i scelns to mo wo aro WArrantsd - pro.
thcsWi,Ile plu1ltali of ue..ti,:. Tho poople Of
thasU SlatGa uld Territories viii Nnnt aA uppur.
tay "a Il xIss @ sSs ksExqS 81 pyss x
Ss. tis. c',o II h M throSsh HIM rRtausx as y soeS n
eG s aas @ sao ess @
passed., uno his pOttynlosuenco begun, \ lay III
s nsar f;aso b. g sof RsSs lhfSkt
pssaa psapa x RteSs faas ot Ms c!aaps. % ia osxs.o
, 1881-07-08
: A Mauiac at Heu-sA EhtttGxc Cook Kills
, = Captain, Tsrr0rlxes u Crew, SGex
vIro to alla Yesnslt anil IN Blown Up,

= HdM FfHntfst0 chr09tcit.
ThG steamer NeWbern. Capt. 5letzKor, ten days
ito.n; Quuymas,, prr!vel IN tnis port YESTERDAY.
sha brought tho ulRtc, u. 9. MclsanG, and fur
Mseattsa:ot ~ tho lll.fatoa sohooner Eliataeo. Of
bRn Franoisco, ]. Qutta nwnur, Malcl WIZ ~.
esnlly l blown up in tho lult Of C..liforntn ny ths
a. MarNsby. Tho following Rre tho ciroIltn'
stances Ut tho tru9etly " g!von ny the 1na1u;
On tho Mortiug Ot tho liItts lust. Wntle An tho
pnassHe aoross Iho GqIf tro,n cups V. Luess e
Auxatlnni about midway, tho cook exhibited
,r agns sn 81 insaa!iy ana se1a to 20 1aborin9 n.
:ssnsM - On I'd tho Il tatssai t. salktas @ s.' u csps: H.
nosakhy. .whun tho latter reu!aFkca TINT
ho would 70 bglow and, lt9ht, . ciEaF.
~ = moment ho retuFntd, haatl!y crying
OaL "Cat9n hI!n} catch hlma" ut tho saluo t|Iu0
apparently holding something with both bands
fsD Gaosn door, when the Captain Srls:!: :" !Hll
tose KMlo out" lie foil aualnst tho Mate, who
tr.sa M % pa!! TIE kate out, 0ut could not, ca!!.
nx tno nun ut The wheel, ulu ut the satlte tsuu
eEatinR th0 Cuptatn. he s,lGccodcA III extracting
sho ueaaly WEAPON. Thu CuptAfn gaspc1 two or
.a.Gu lt'ea alld immediately expired. lilo man
r. !lla wheel suw tho ChinatuAn running to u
nGker !n tbs FORWARD purt uf tho cab!n. whgro
ans Stuw, fearing ho would tire tho ycassl,
AaSus about s,'h1 ksgs Of powder Uu beard, pro-