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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Gen. Sherman's son Thomas has been adj
mitted to the Roman Catholic priesthood
by archbishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Heart disease has rarely a more Sudden
victim nor a biblical text is surcr NRstra-
ton than is shown in the death last week of
the Rev. Felix Barrott, agci -, pastor
since % Of 81. Augustinc's colored Cetho-
lie church in Washington. On sunday hc
preached from the days gospel The good
shepherd giyeth his life for his sheep"
The next forenoon hesought his physician TO
consult concerning some passing symptoms
of bis mllady. In the afternoon he was
dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
For school Commissioner.

EDIroRs FREE PREss:-Mr. James W. LLOYD
is n worry worthy gentleman and interested i'm
the hubble schools and is a very suitable per-
son for Commissioners. lie will be supported
bv the voters OF WiltShirc's School House and
we commend him to the voters of CharleStown
'r,rinct MANY VOTERS.
Mnv IL 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

senator Malone was shoruof his strength
when the dead lock was disposed Of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Col. Thos. A. Scott, the great railroad
King, has again been stricken with paraly-
sis and his death Is only a question Of hours
and. no doubt, a momentous concern OF
his. Latest reports pronounce him better
and hopes are entertained Of his recovery
and restoration to great usefulness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

During the Eecent demolition Of Lincolu's
old home i'm Springfield, Illinois, an enter
prising small boy bought up all the shin
Sles for a dollar, fashioned them into vari-
ous designs with a scroll saw, and then
worked them OFT on the patriotic at 70 cents
and one dollar a piece. His sire can safely
simmer away and leave that scion not a
cent. He and his scroll saw are just bound
o. make o living.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
ICE cream.

MY ICE CREAM PARLORS are opened FOL
Nj the season. Ladies and Gentlemen ear
now be accommodated with the best ice cream
and ICES. Also Weddings, Parties an1
Families furnished with Ornamental and Dtilei
Cakos. Cream and Ices on short notice ana 'i
reasonable terms. GlSiAN DIM"
MAY T. ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Something wonderful in the tootsey woot-
sey line is the 10 poen& 3li7tytV months
old baby, Harry Castlemsn mC@s cosnty
Kentucky. ThH grey eyed. mildtaced
gooj-nataScd yoangster stands % A.3inches-
measures about the cali, thigh and waist T.,
23 and % inches, respectively, aud at birth
weighed 9 lbs, at three months "a, atsiX 40,
at twelve o., at twenty-one So, and at thir-
-tvo months 10 los. His daddy is proud
rs q uEac0ck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

"I see YOU are generals ell, but hope
this may get in"-reads a tinted note from
" Imogeue, who sends a pome. 1t - man
was TO make such an insiuuation 20 Us we
would mp and punch him full of holes with
our PcRcA bat rs it is chivalry restraints us.
M, Imogeae; it Is a it'll no. Nobody
who ever ssv ga would ever accuse us of De
ing full, tho we are most generally treated
as if we were and are not asked TO take
,uthiu'. You never saw us full, and unit,
the cruel SANDER is taken back your pomc
lanrui.hc,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Egccsioa Taesd0g, .Way "a
NOTICE

THERE viii be q meeting Of the Trustees OF
| Edge Hill Cemetery on FRIDAY, MAY
18TH, 1881, at 81 o'clock, =. NJ, at the once OF
Jle9n Moore. at which meeting business OF
grcst importance will be brought to the atten-
lion of the Board. By order of the President.
WM. II. TRANERS, President.
MAY II. 'Si-r.
IRON SHOVEL PLOWS, Single and Double,
/ Just received by DUKE &GALLAHER.
May IA, 81. rf
100 PAUNNS STFRb STOVELS and Bull
> Tongues, Just received and for Sslefy,,
Nav ia, 1881. DUKE GALLAHfR.
SVATER COOLERS all sizes just received
w and for sale by
May II, 1881. DUKE GAILAlIER.
"HirEWAsH BRUSHES, Brooms, Tin
" ware. Woodcnvarc, Oil Stoves, for sale
bv EUKE G~ALLAllER.
May "A, 1881.
CprcrrL attention given to 1it Roofing
Man ii 81. DUKE GALLAIIER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

That West Virginia is not responsible for
the I of the Virginia debt which the find
ing bin arbitrarily a,cribes to her. Senator
IL. g. Davis contends these facts prove: 9-l0
of tile Improvements for which the burden
was iuUrred were located in Virginia; that
state contained 81 GEO squareHilcs. West
Virginia but 10000 SO the separation the
population of the Virginia counties was
1,l22, 900, tina; Of bc WCt Vrgitia coun-
ties $4,000 the taxable property i'm Viz
ginia aggregated 81 900. 600 in West Viz
giuia bat S647 ,O00-lcss than
Isn't there some mistake as % the aggre-
gate Of taxable property as stated aboye,-
Jefferson county alone has more than is
named for both the Virginia..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

pury. weak and sicklv children made happy
inI strong hr Brown I,ou Bit-cr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

What the penalty for breaking a dead
lotk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

DIAPER SEEDS as cents a paper Flower
Sod included. GEO. ]. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

OURTENC CENT COUNTER Of useful House
compared with.
Come and see rs and find out for yourselves
that what we say istrue. Tho Great New YORK
Variety Store. Cheaper than the Cheapest.
KOHLHOJSEN eco
~ L. fSsl
, 1881-06-01
PUBLICATION.

mCCOPDING to orders from The
~ Presidency dated the 23rd inst. an
election of a member instead of the
3rd Member for the Country District
OF the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted,
M. r. Skeoch, who has withdrawn
with the consent of the Colonial
Council, will take place at the Court
house on Saturday the 18th June this
year.
The polling will commence at y
o'clock noon and close at 8 O'clock
p. m.
The Electoral Board for the Coun-
try District of the Jurisdiction of.
Frederlksted, May 3Oth 1881.
r. PETERSEN
, 1881-06-01
NEW ADVERTIsE WE YTs.


THE Absentee-tax being due on
! the first June, the respective
ATTORNEYS are requested to trans
NIT to the undersigned Commission
Statements of the sugar crops made,
also of the revenues of houses owned
by Absentees, conformable with the
ordinances of 18th February 1917
and 22nd February 1866.
The returns, of which blanks will
be distributed, are to be forwarded
before the 10th june, after which
period report of those in default will
be made TO The Presidency.
Royal Tax-Commission, st. Croix
1st June 1881. ~
M. r. NYSSUM. O. KRAUSE.
J. A. HOVER.
, 1881-06-01
acknowledgements G.

0FOLGE Presidentskabets Ordre
af 23de dennes vii Yalg at ct Med
lem til Colonialraadet istedetfor Diet
med Raadets samtykke lludtraadte
3die Medlem for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistricts Valgkreds,
Planter R. Skeoch, finde Sted her paa
Thinghuset L6verdagen den lite Juni
d. A.
Valghandliugen begynder Mid
dag III. II slet og suites samme
Efermiddag ri. 3 slet.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds
Jurisdictions Landdistricts Valgkreds,
den 30te Mai 1881.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1881-06-01
PASSENGERS

ARRIVED.
AY. 28.-per Schr. Vigilant from ST.
Thomas. Mrs. G~ustavia Lem
ming, Harry Drewes' Adam
PEBBLES g. sister, ~AitredfTaily
& Joseph Jany.
BOOKED AND LEFT.
%. .-Charles Lever to ST. Thomas
29.-H Grigsted.
GOWN. Henry Simmons, Robert
Williams aud Michael Mar
Gus, Rosenia Samuel and boy
August Corneliss.
"-Mr. G. D. Cardoze, Mrs. Cla-
ra Osorio and daughter.
"-Catherine Harrigan and SER
want Catherine Smith, Mr.. P.
Hoyer, Jane Ludwig Scheld.
, 1881-06-01

May 3-John Thomas HutchisOn aged 70
years.
+" "-Margreth Richards still born fe-
male child.
4-Waldrine Jackson aged l years
and 5 months.
" 5-Christian James of Est. Jerusalem
aged 30 years.
" 40 ilhelmine Barry aged % years.
""-Ann Thomas aged go years.
" 11-Sarah Michael aged rs years.
IL Christophine Charles aged 6Weeks.
" 1s-Brandmajor A. Meyer aged Sc
years.
FLORENCE Joseph still born female
child.
2l-Martin Christensen aged Al years.
" 22-Antoinetta Creagh aged rs years.
" 24--Annitta Hazelhurst aged 10
months.
25-Maria S6b6tker aged 4 months.
/" 27-Augusta Brown aged s days.
" 29-Cathrine Williams, bern Derricks
aged AZ years,
" 30 Rosanna PEBBLES aged 90 years.
{. 31-Peter Beale aGed 4 months and
IL days.
, 1881-06-01

made known, that public Vaccina-
ton VII. ,e performed in Christian
sted's Julisoictionby
Physician at the aforementioned times
and places. ..N'
Tuesday June 9TH a. c. IL o'clock
at tie residence Of the Kings Pfhyr
sician for:
The town of Christiansted-With
Suburbs, both East End Quarters,
Contentment and Cathrine's Hope,
Contentment's Land, Friedensthal,
Friedensthal's Land, Longford, he
coyeryhilI, Pete rsfarm, st. c%athrhe's,
Louise's Rest, and Rtchmond's l4apd.
Tuesday June l4th a. G, II O'Clock,
in La Ord. Princesse Schoo.-nouse
for: 3
Hermonhill, BeestonhiIl, Alders-.
hvile, Richmond, Orange Grove, jaIi-
House, Golden Rock, Little Princes j,
La grande Princesse, Bellevue, Rat
tan, M%orningstar, Mont Pellier, ST.
Johns and Judith's Fancy. -
Tuesday June 2lst a. C. IL O'Clock
in F~riede1sfeId School-house for;
F~ricdensteld, Rust up Twist, La
Vall9e, Belyidere, Canebay, North
star, Prosperity, Concordia and Salt
river, Mary's Fancy, Mount Pleasant
and Solitude. Mon Bijou, Windsor,
Glynn, Clearmount, Leban onhill and
Little Mount Pleasant, Canaan and
Botsy's Jewel, Bonnie Esperance,
and Hermitage.
Tuesday June 28th a. c. ID o'clock
at KingshiIl Station for:
Slob, La Refine, B~arrenspot,
Blessing, CIifonhiIl, Spanishtown 81
Profit, AnguiIla and A~nnaberg,
Lower BethIchem(oId Works, Lower
Bethlehem (ncw Works., Kingshill
and F~redensborg.
Tuesday July 9Th a. c. IL o'clock
liz Peters Rest School-house for:
BuSoyh"le, Cnthrine's Rest, Gra-
nard and Diamond, Canegarden ,Jeru-
salem, Hope, Annals Hope, Grange.
Work Il Rest, Humbug, Retreat,
Peters Rest, Sioniarm, Constitution
hill, BuIowsminde, SionhiII, Castle
Coakley, Diamond and Ruby, and
Strawberryhill.
Christianstcd's Police Office Dist
May 1881.
H. A. JURs.
, 1881-06-01
Acknowledgements

1 HENHOLD til Anordning af 2den
Februar 1877 ON Indpodning af
Kokopper bekjendtgj0res herved at
~offentlig Vaccination vii blive afholdt
i Christiansteds Jurisdiction at Land.
physicus til ~efterneynte Iider og paa
efternevnte Steder:
Tirsdagen den 7de .Iuni d. A. ri.
- paa Landphysici Bolig for:
Syen Christiansted med Forst@der,
begge Ostende Q%varteerer, Content
ment og Cathrines Haab, Content
ments Land, F~riedensthal, Friedens-
thaIs Land, LOngtOrd, K~GcOveryhlll,
Petersfarm, st. Cathrines, Louises
Rest, og Richmonds Land.
Tirsdagen den 14de Juni d. A.
Kl. II La grande Princesse Skole-
huus for:
Hermonhill, B~eestonhiII, Alders-
hvile, Richmond, Orange Grove,
Arresthuset, Golden Rock, Little
Princess, La graz de Princesse, Belle
vue, Rattan, Morningstar, Mont Pei
lior, St. Johns, og Judiths Fancy.
Tirsdagen den 21de Juni d. a..
III. ~ i Friedensfeld Skolehuus for:
F~riedensfeld. Rust up Twist, La
Vall6e, Belyidere, Canebay, North
star, Prosperity, Concordia og Salt
river, Marys Fancy, Mount Pleasant
og Solitude, Nor Bijou, Windsor,
Glynn, Clearmount, LebanonhiIl og
Little Mount Pleasant, Canaan og
Betsy's Jewel, Bonne Esperance og
Hermitage.
Tirsdagen den 2Sde Juni d. A. Kl.
u paa Kingshilf Station for:
Slob, la Refine, Barrenspot,
blessing CIiftonhilI, Spunisltown OK
Profit, Anguilla og Annaberg, Lower
Bethlehem cola Works. Lower Beth
lehem (New Works., Kingshill og
Fredensborg.
Tirsdagen den 5te JUL d. A. II.
Il j Peters Rest Skolehuus for:
Bugbyhole, Cathrines Rest, Ora
nard og Diamond, Cane Garden,
Jerusalem, Hope, Annashope, Grange,
Work & Rest, Humbug, Retreat,
Peters Rest, Sionfarm, Constitution
hill, Bulowsminde, Sionhill, Castle
Coakley, Diamond og Ruby, 90
Strawberryhill.
Christiansteds Politikammer den
Site Mai 1881.
H. A. JURS.
, 1881-06-01
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 9th inst. whit
Sunday there will be Divine service
for both Congregations in Chris
tiansfed's lutheran Church
, 1881-06-01
NOTICE.

N ACCORDANCE with the Or,i-
nance of End February 1877 con-
corning Vaccination it is hereby
, 1881-06-01
ID II A II III =

registered OF persons buried i'm
the public cemetery at Chris
tIamSted.
, 1881-06-01
acknowledgements

rFOLGE Gouvernementets Bestem7
melse er Gouvernements- Skonner-
tens Afgangstid paa de s@dvanlige
Postdage forandret fra KlG11 For
midday til ri. Ia iddag.
Efey Ofdye.
Christiansted's Postcontoir den 30te
? A. j. ABOYE
Postmaster.
, 1881-06-01
TRANSLATION,

ACCORDING to orders from the
~ Government, the time of depar-
ture of the Governments Schooner
on the ordinary mail-days, is changed
from II o'clock a. m. to - o'clock
noon.
By Order.
Christiansteds Post Office, Both
May 1881.
Postmaster.
, 1881-04-01
THE COUNTY-DUILDlNG.

TiiE emyIoyGs Of the several Offices were paid
for March yesterday.
TnEitE Will be q peromptory call Of motions
for nrw trials before Judge Moran to-dny. TO-
morrow Will l,c snntoncc day.
Jol1N WusruM, ono Ut tho mitch bond crooks,
wns taken to tho Chester l'cnitrntiary Inst night
10 Io tho Stnte Ii years service.
TIE following wcr1 aliudRcd Insane in tho
Comfy cOtrt yesterday: Kate Schtncrr, Lofts
lfaker, Patrick Cullen, Joseph Cnrretsf, JuMcs
kripel, nnd Alexander MOrrison.
TIE lscInkg cnsc, set for tsial yesterday, was
not calIct. fur tho reason. 1t II snId. 1hnt II
discovered thut 1t wsiI0 tnka sGvrrul days to try
1t. md thnt 1t would extend over into tho next
tcrln
THE Grand Jury yesterday passed upon fifteen
cnsGa. fon ten true bills ulld returned thirty
eight indictments. Among tho hills WINS ono
III tlu casu Ut John Schultz, sent tu full Yrut,l
NOrwoul l'nrk Some tlnlr lHo ty Justice ltutter,
charged With administering tlUlsun III trKc hts
own lifu.' Eie WIS discharged, VI course. Tho
Jury complains III tho luOsu Nay III which tho
rAIronh nuthOriilcS present chnr4Cs tgulilst
persons for lnrcrny and tho ruhhtT ff tholr
cnr+, nnd cAuscd suopn.nns to bn issuGd for some
Of tho mngnAteA to npppnr tu-dny fur mn inter
vtew on tho subject. Tho jurors smy tliut III tho
minority II cilses OF tho kind thcre ls no pro,t
uF tho ownership pf tho propcrty tuketi. nor
Identification Of 1t, which iIts etl 10 tho throw
Ing ont Df complaints where Indictments wutlll
tshurwlao hlvu beun found. n1ld they want to
haye tho difficulty rcuhelltll for tho future.
, 1881-04-01

1t Will no doubt cnus0 general surprise that
tho railroads. without MUM outside pressure,
sh0ih Of thalr OWL accUrl reduce tho rates
olle mnnth GEforG competition by lnkc sUts In.
The ratcs that prevailed during this wtutcr
wcrc iiyu ccrts lowur per luD pounds than tho
highest rates that prevailed last wlntcr, nrh thu
rates ttnt wI.l Hu Intu olfcct today Nro " tow
III lhosD that prevailed during tho hi9ht Ut
tho navigation scls0N last guintn0r- THO !tidi-
entons n,'w aro thAt thoru will bo further ru-
dtlclOns III rntes Al SOON US competition by lakn
has sut in.
Tho action Of tho railroads In this JHattor
shows TINT thoy uannot churKo 0xorbtant
rntcs, cyon II there IL m competition, but thAt
rates wilt bo dlctatod by lha supply and do
man1. Lust winter, whoa rates Wor1 hEgl.
or than tho s,scsont oau. Tho cost Of operation
WINS much lighter. III sn0t the npurAtlug TX.
| pensus this winter waro heavier ttun they haye
tho freight business Guyo buo, worry auuai,. aa y
sluWn hy tho lArKo llgcreua0 III earnings M ali
tho rpads: fet they wurD unable to mlynnrR
t'lirs to tho satnr figures thuy waro Inst ycar.
would havo fltlicn uif 10 such um exteiIt us 10
nuke thulr lusscs utiat Kre!ltur lhaN {ney wero.
They Coy coHId on!y secure onnugh hussss 70 keep
nble rntcs Owing IT, tho llcurnoss Of navigation
1tsli..ss bus At!tm fAlto'' osf. Md % kti,naatn
tho opening OF navigation u what cnuGGd thonI
ssssp" :" sy s usSS ss s SEo u "es DO on wt.s III
keepnx down tho raii ratea th!s soaso,,: Ercat
ssa! ot osi,'sss @ @ buy bse1s s' m!d !: st'!l hsns
which ok course I'as rs effect ulon tho ,r,il
lta'es. Tl!s competition has cs,ftse.l several Or
tF,l l,tA.ng agreement and cut tho rMtes. anu
only by t4,l!n.,nna low rates all i!r9us,! could
ts4,sa SsaSa5 H Of S ma Ss 9s n6 ~
has pruven uoInnloto saiiarl. Tho tliahillty te
pop! tho O. ons!noss ~! frou, nj EastarM eonargtlnx
| up tho competition between tho flrtOus trunk
, 1881-04-01

,.u.,,.,., tu ,,+ I,o,,o, a, ..,,I,, ,r,,u,,,,I,,
tho appointment Of assistants. Mr.. Henry
Mnnett vii! bc Chief Assistant General rasscn-
rrr Aucrt ff Tho IrunsrjvnuIn Cumnnrv md
-, 1,,..' ~ 1H,: = q. ,I nI,.H
!hc iHteonre. N.hc,nhat' IT. t*,l'S Hn''seau
at l9ttAburH. Mr.C' W. Albums Will 10 Asa'htnnt
chIcnRo.
Mr. +, r.. c,,,h ,vn, ,,c Av,,st,pt t,cuerat pos.
"' ~ " .ur w w. WI ,.tn, t,a,......, ".
lA,tlts 1T C'ncltl,tnti.
Air. Ford hns ntsu ,ssuet, circulars hctnIng tho
.,,st... ~ ~. .,,,,, s.,.s,,,.. '
"".es " has Nv" Mssn.a"ss' .,.. r
Mr. Henry Monett Chtpi Assistant faseoheef
Agent. will havo Immediate control Of NIL clerks
t,o" viii ro,,,,r+ r., ht,, r tn,,r,ot,ora in Mas
snos w.. tep't " n'.h ~. .''e.l ~ ".'
hulnoflty 70 cnnhtttt local anu Reher'll corFo'
sp,ndcnco iasne Instructions to n'i sub0r1lnntcs
I'll rrunrt IN pussCnuur rntcs tickets. md tic
, 1881-04-01
FEDERAL NEWS,

TUE Penslon Agent Aisburscd $1,000 yesterday
to tho bcncticIarics Ut tho NAslonal bounty.
T,tE Custom House employees received their
March salnrlcs yesterday, amounting TO about
eB,0U1.
TlIs totu! collections for internal revenue In
Collector linrygy'A district for tho tn0nth Ut
1fArch were $7.S,Ul6
AT tho Hub.1'rcasury yesterday $4,000 In Rold
and $4.UUO III silver WINS disl,trsed. Tho receipts
OF slivOr amountod IL $l@,0u.
Tns Internal reycuno ,:tccclpts yesterday
WIS far spI1ts, E,ss Tor S' to5acco. ss9a for q.
g,.rs, aud SUI. for beer.
CoLLHcrnM SMITH bus received tho new rules
for tho government Of bouts carrying b0llcrS,
Sast se ss 81 IT, Spns Nnptans
bonrd haso bccn adopted.
Following Ii tho list Ut dutlablu goods reccivct
ut tho Custon.fionse, yesterday: MnrshA!i
two cases .dry. gotass; Lyon s ilsaly. eighteen
eases hasy sior m n Sat :sxS saoRa
suit. Collections, $s,7S5.
GEORGE IIAsHON wns brought boforo Cnm-
n'!sslonor. ltoyno yesterday frt'm Vcrmf'ton
speclal A9ol,t Heard. Of tho Bloomington Post
ohiec ltg lived ~ 0alcn'. a1'I While tilcre Rot
na nt ,so sttq9 of tho to s Gscs H. f
IL the letter two international l'nnucy-orters for
$50 anu sl5, which nu cuahed thrnlgh tho identI-
ia o,,!o 20 aoFcnso and was hold In default Of
81, l,00O bhll.
a PIECE OF persistent and successful wprk Is
to ho crulitetl to l.,st-Oilce Inspector Nurse,
md tho swift punishment which followed Ii
ar!tNo will hMve = Kool effect In Lotutrlng
other Post. o!i'so thieves from laying out lrSsh
ut Wcstttult. ILL.,. was brnkbn Into a,ld stamps
md envelopes valued ut stso Bto!en. inspector
Morso ~ once Rnt on tho trac9 Of young nun
S %ssSS"rood IL @ fuiie~s % t',o o I'LL a'.i
y!!!o il,.e., whero ING stamI's woro ,iisposed Of
rcstt1 Elpy Inst Frl,tay. Tho following tlhy ho
brought his pra0ller before Judge Trent, fiji the
United Suites Court for tho Southern District Of
1llIolB. lie WIS At U,ce trlCt. nn1 Montlny WIS
Atntuneed 10 three years In tEo t,ticstcr lenitcn
tiary. whGro ho was taken, Wednesday, uttor-
hOtH. THO Inspectors sinklo report IL II m0tlcl,
tho tr,al. md tho conviction. withIn psriod u
thtea weeks.
N1cKEI.s
Asslstnut- Treasurer ilbert ycstof day received
tho following circular, which contains MI fnp0r-
| tnnt chGllyu lit tho eolnuxo nllu tssiiu OF tho
minor bnse cuins:
Thu Nvo-cuit nickel coins Of tho Unitod statca
hnying buuu presented fnr redemption 1T tho
sesnrnl s,,b-srensury nilcca tn snuii gt,antty ~
IL show tho Lnt.uAt outstanding u bt rGtlH,ld-
Ant tho cG!llpxu thereof has beeN suspended. \ 4
Issue, 1T tho cost ii tho Mint for transportation,
| nH hcret9fHro. will necessarily to discontinued
untll u shall nppenr n1yhAblu to fesut,,p tholr
| eulnHke. THO Treasurer Or my Assistant Treas
| urtr Dt the uMlteh HtntGs wit! pay out over his
cnlintcr, for !egAl.tellticr nsItes rtcDlsel, nuy
minor coins held by him ind not nUeucd F0r Tho
| eurrent business Or Ills nllc6. PGrtons not att
Matcd III II city whcro thore Is I'M Assistant
Trcasursr cAn o1tatn tho coins slssirou thru,,Yt,
thoIr correspondents. This minor cs'i,.s Ut tlte
10 "ltniuou ut tho Mint ut 4tPhlladcIphia ,ls hero.
| t0fore."
, 1881-04-01
reported from No. n West Monroe strrct. md
one case OF diphthoria from No. 1a62 Michigan


one case OF dlphthoria from No. 1867 Michigan
nyot,uc.
rt,v f,,u,,,.,,o,or ~ prb,,o ,yortu vns,o-.
49, ., ta 3tts ~ - ,a;i, tx st,y ~ ~ tnn
y.rp Hr fnrroctnn Thn In,snst III hT, wn.
''""e" y" w. .'ee'o''' 1"o '""N'| '''' '"' *"''
THE tity Ttcasnror, up tf yesterday had pntl
out over sND,tsn this week, a. large portion Ot
which wins sent to Nov York fur bond rrltctnp-
tion, rs previously reported.
wo.,1, nn Tho rcu, t,+r.ItulI ,vIu 1u, rcsnrc.1
,vo,. nf.r nn1t iv fnu nr,lnr ~ ltt,;l,iit,v iu.
sncrtnr iSIrkisnt,. WIN hns instructed ttn coti-
trantnrs t., rct tnirws rcny fnr Tint r,lrosc,
''N'"'' '" 49, '"'e' ''''' ~. .'"'s
THERE w's building permit issned yestcr-
ay tn Eat'lerkout ~ +, spn TO- put nn II tw9.stnry
Hhop u by ~ fcet, ~ lWcnty'st1tfl nt1u Hut
strIl streets. 10 Gost sl:TNU; nIso to ". wcnscI.
1,,' w9.story dwelling. Ws!itwofth nvehues hear
Ihirltcth street. 10 cost sJ,Uh
r,r t,,usroI,cr ru,rtyea tho ncw .,ont r,c,stor
yrstur!ny Far thu rrrstrntinn nf Inn frr cctits
3t ia n ynr.. hnrtir mi ,,f,tnI,rn rnii,nc ar.
rsr~rd i, s,nmr,'. 1 fnrn,s III thc s,as1 Iii,
Sill saI. nIiti s.5 I'hnrn nrr a.tts, tirt1rcs
s,tmf, etch n,wr II, rctrrs1nt ro,,ncns. and uf
thnso thrro arn t.yo for,r,s.
rrvr.trS, ,,o,,s,s
, 1881-04-01
SUBURBAN..

Tho Republican Convention for tho Town of
Ccuru nut yustcrlay fUrunopn Rt A.issln Dir. c.,
Il. Crarts III tho Chalr, Tho Convention a.ioptnA
u resolution nntnKonistu to tho movement for
tho rrpenl at tho txist,ng town chnrter, and
notlt,,Ate.l Il full ticket, as fnlows: Supervisor
J. J. Mccarthy; Assessor, Genr9o Il. l.uttors;
tin; Trustee, joyeph I,oullcrsbsrKer:- Police
MaEIsiratc, ltolla 'carsu!l; Justlots, 3. Dunlop.
i. a. Nubb'na. J. W. bnnll, john I.exyMtu, r.. 7.
Crawford: Ep!.stabIes, r. II. ltTiu4cs Z. Il. Col
burn. q. kellogg, Dan CFuso, and Thomus
EUUNuu.
, 1881-04-01

5Ptetal Dapaeh to 1hs Chleaeo Tribune.
MlLfolsp, Ind, A(ntcil 3l.-TEe physicians
sny to-tlay funr npw casas OF sInul-pox l,uyo
como u tie SURFACE. Thero aro between
twenty-five aud thirty cases.. Doctors thlnl
thoy cur Keep 1t from spreadlng. 1t H. mostly
III ui,0 nelKhborllUIl
, 1881-04-01

The ratlrants. expect II 10 n worry henry emil
grant buslnuss this sprluy md snmnlur. OwiuT
to tho continued wintry weath0r. emigration
thus fnr hha rot bcun ns heavy as 1t would have
bcon Ind thcra bucn m early spring. fet few
tlAys more will ste tho eEntgrnnt trAiho In full
bl,lBt. An unusually largo emigration frum
Cn,iat,M to MullitDbn Ia expected. Thu Michigan
Cuntrrl uItl thGAH, t. t}ral.d Trunk Railroads
brought III last evening nul this lnprnlslK tho
10 MntlItobt tn seek hHuca thoro. sutch hnn-
t!rc'. mostly CAnndInl.s, nrrivMl last evunnK.
nld more VIII nrriyo this Morni.x. These e1nt;
property anu supplies. A larvu iunlbur of e,ni-
En.ilts FROM tho MOnHuntB country, and from
uCrtl.u.ly, England. Alld Holland aro on th9Ir
why y, ills cl,.lntry. Most OF thogo will Sock
homes IN kMnsRa aud Nebraska.
, 1881-04-01

The rapld strides IN art, as applied IL tho
paperinY aud decorating OF wnlls III our butter
ulusa OF dwellings, uovcr before cq,inul thoso
visible this spring. Even thus curly In tho
seasun, ut liilKcr l. Co.'S. M. .0A Wabash-av,
twhoso tasto a,u stock arc provorb!ul,, tho qucs-
ton ut once becomes what not to spluet,