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AZ fair q hover boomed
To thee 10 earth was given
Too pure e. dwell in this cod world
Charley found place i'm Heaven
His funeral will take place from mis- fati,eras re.
dence. No l0Z9 Eighth street northwest Sunday nj
O'Clock Relatives aud friends invited 70 attend his
funeral 3
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= UNDERTAKES.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

NV SHIRTS SHIRTS, SHIRTS.
WE WANT To REMIND You THAT WE SELL.
better Shirts the asked than estab-
lishinenf in America Not that doubt your know
ledge II the tact. b for fear that yon might think
of ii just at the ril Time f,Le reminder
that MLGINSIsS sold the .'Mystery" SHIRT for 75c.
when every clse asked 81. 50 the quality
and it is the gGuy all the tfne. The good '.Mys-
terry Shirt that you bought OF l. J. A. s. e. or
for as cents lie duplicated both in quality
and price to day.
The 'Mystery" Shirt good any Shirt in WASH
ingtn. and the price. unfinished, only IS cents, ut
dc MFGIS Mss 1912 y street porthsert
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AUCTION SALES.

s)AWNBROKER'S SALE OF CLOTHING, MUSICAL
Il INSTRUMENTS, LADIES' WEAK, BOOTS ANIL
SHOES. &c.
THIS EVENING, at SEVEN O'CLOCK at DUN
CANSOS BROS, 9th and d streets northwest
Closing ssle SATURDAY, DECEMBER TENTH a.
AEN oCloCk AN. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-09

gSOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
Il MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT,
CONNECTING WITH THE BOSTON AND PROVI-
DENCE STEAMERS IN NORFOLK.
Steamer EXCEI.SIOR on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at PIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-09

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
OF and after NOVEMBER 3D, 1884, the steamer
ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf foot of Tt etr,ef
at y a. m. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAi Tor all uver landings. On MONDAY far as
Nomlm Ferry. On THURSDAY, NonIini and Curro-
man On SATURDAY. CurrioInan and Ieonardtown.
o2s JOHN X. WOOD, Agent.
, 1881-05-11

ern civilization. The titles art Al followst ~
aa ss stS S"sFy & Fs &c Sd. rsy'ss Z Ss
ThsIE Wo'xsiPs i, ssy!asnee. r RTef vii;
Ssss'sssG f9a;s|sy s. ~ yaa e 3s'ss S
aa aa ss Me';'aS n s ss
tal Tho socia1 Nennats: tho Church and the statn.
Tns EaucSo Ws,t 11s ss'Hne m 0f ~ nHs ,ycss ,s
l!ody and the Mstorial lsady of Man. The Gnr's-
tlan Resurrection. ~ Tho Philosophy nf Law.
~ Tho Philosophy Of Prayer and tho Prayer"
Nj: i,snton J.sn!de!, who tccturcd iaat ycnr
nj ena ~ ~ nre s yess p s
julia ward liows viii leesues ugx,n "Phiosophy
y Eueops nd Amsrss 9nd "hs ,1 sst, g.,s s
ses e. afsafce @ ~ peT o. bcn9s cseae9 III so
sSs sss n <eaSs q R%s.s. te
ot Ethics,", Nj: 9. II. Emety: IL, director = ct
Fl b. sf; ssntors, .hs see!essry shess %pos il:
maa L'!etataro., s.Ens!Isn and ,1es,.a aesmnn
asHtSs Ia Hs sa IT, T. ein..s b'sse'
nssT: IL. !9tm n, nnfs' A. two ,,to or M ,ss Ga
tho transcondentat faculty In man; pr. Elisha
Aiulford onn IN tho ph!:osophy Of tho State, and
K. eFeT 1hs e, ~ Ses S @ to m
| faw blanks which at!ll relunIn.
One feature u thv school this year w!ti TO the
q ksns's ! ert!s,.s 4 F,rs as.sos;E Il: is:
ri ID s3s5 fsfss 81 f;.is + G. SatsH
prominent philosophers Of tho country 10 4
know t1at he il not prominent philosopher ID
the eyes Ut tho CONCORD set. and s,lch a. cannot
ass iii ss" Se M
| Watsun Of Toronto. Canada, author Of new
, 1881-05-11

LccturofA and LcctMrex OF tho Coming
Term Mt tho Concord Summer School
or Philosophy.

AcCtlfeF& Aul1 AEGtuEoS u kAo -osAeAM
Tern, MT tho Concord Summer school
OF Philosophy.
Special corrrgondsnee Of 1ns Cnteaco Ttibunt.
DosTos, May 7.-Westcril people have
shown fully As much interest ns Enst9rn iii
the Concord Summer School Of Philosophy
during tho two years OF Its life, md the
progpect now Is that Mt tho coming third
term ]argc proportion will DO residents OF
Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, nnd elsewhere In the
Northwest. Ever since lust October Mr.. A,
Bronson A!cott, tho Doan OF tho school. has
pean 1ecturlng nnt preaching III the West
1t has bcen rather remarkable tour, rs
word comes bnck to Ills Eastern friends.
lIu has no manager, alll has not devoted
himself to the large places. but hc has
bpcn invited from place to place SO often
tuat the average Of Ills public aulrasses Is
about ten weekly, and ha has spoken 1t. pub
lie Us often as ttlreo times tlay. III Ills tour
le l,us given much information about the
Concord school, mud onco at lcast llas nlada
It tl,e subject OF u public address. llo Will
return In II fortnight or 80 aud prepare his
pnrt for tbs summer school. .....
It appears now rs II tho attendance would
be ,oru numerous than lust year. 0fcoursc,
many Ut thu "dIsctpics" ot last year--for
tlIey al profess ta bo !earnerswwtii not = no
seels ~ ia ,,ad n.,niIea1nr iii Tia
otus HWY 49,. M..oy a,,,,,r".,,G soMo n"rn"".
MiallaKers HFe eneWI."H1' . n. tiiiisi3a 9},aucl
where tic lectures are to DO taol!yered, but
the surroundings Ut tie school Will Ia ln the
.vseks viii la t6p length at tho TORN, tho
sn,uc a. in liza, hfr Xlcntt viii deliver tlio
nai9 M r. - ~ u ninionr NJ, ria nnr,iny ~
ShtNtEofy ~ E!yGhf E!ftt,. ~ .o ~ ~ ~ tta -
July II, Mla ulo 'neTStosy Y & Il t,,r, ~, nsS
morning VI Auks ID Aoak W !iu 4octu'DLa
Uf lust year rcappoar Ia thta years list. and TUG
chlot eponkers arc unchnnRed !hete n!o Pfof;
". r. Harris, ,ur. II. 4. Joncs, 1ir. Alcott, ana
MF. d. j. 6nluor. A. tho prUgfan etah1s now.
must bo nude boforD the !totutee arc
delivered. 1t Ia a. follnWss After Nr. Al.
Cutt's satntatnry, ht. Y, =; stoauMaa WIZ
, 1881-05-11

To fhs Editor q 1ht oh'esso 1Tfouas'
cHIoAoo. May 81 notice amons your ar iHt
a.suoe !' .!uaa t,nn. nao",. ~, osn,ns,tar nm.
lowing: "sohasor Neceoe W.! csenp''us susi, pat
scmator Senator Nccco? i be rum rsypt7 lilo rcprc-
scnta thu Mni,nnoIuh t)tatrict,l IL it possible
tsar tho olrrav arr trv,nr to res,,rrcot Tho old
Puritan III church h coaos ana apply tho,n to tho
ference OF tho N, T.. Church few yoars ago up
po!nts f9mn,tigs n,i3sc. to 1SaFe 'Sa s4o mo
tnp'' tn nh,rci, ~ ,,rrt,rrtv frn,n taxation,
'Ihs ,,n'nIttra lin inn,,Irn nnd did trn0rt. Nv
mh;v ~ fnv.,r Sn ~ clIntItninE snrs nromntjons.
sforra ~ hu. onH IN ~ cnnstltuuui,al prt,.
tsinn i,r % 1nrticnor IN N tno Rfatns. rsnraial-
ynrsttin,, ~ liz mi cccicsMstIefsn out et,tiruly. and
Il % ths chs,rcncs catlnot stand uy voluntary taxa.
,hn Wn.t ~ i IF IN, mi t1liatoknn. mr." ffn tnIv
jn,n,,nstora iS s'at vamnraiIv mrnvidc ntrsnn
sxss. unless tha Epseopai doss: II 81 q i n "
.aea sn1st ;ns,xGS ~ ~ na.r b ILL.,
Eesy gne!y i ~, ,muo 1ur thnt ohrcs that
eannnt n tocrata ~ lgesa! , man man ,r,s ns
.,'a = fnrtn .r ..,,tavc II. III ic itn,f,Ict
inn, cthsu'tst miniaters hnnsn % mny nv uo frea
."a: tn1 LII ~ III s. o,,norato n IL r.
a,,cias f,, this ttc str,w frn snrfnrilefd
Indicates .si Otherwise. M "steaIinr ponnles from
4Stn ri,,, INV ~ atani v1t ~ nGrimu tnIrt M nars,
t1.ns st! v atenn9 ~, ~ IN yr1sme1n II rnah t,,
I ILsgslaturo il eaner. il ID 10" into ii lie .iay
ss,or ~ Se"Eyt ~ n thts i,,ifIrcct mrthrn. hatl
su,osed s,ee @ that Iuso pssso;laxcs %ere already
e:es!nnt frcp taxatlon ,iike other @ Church i!!'
prorty " ,no W., nus, i,,r ~ this nnt
eafs M9o e aeo ~ iesia3oa nnw to a..
sais sae Pc n,1n
ts mas ~ tSut thn o smisrss ~ Htnan tsathn1ic
, 1881-05-11

mark on sefgbert'a fnoe. and no n,nrks Of a
pistol having bcon discharged IN oicse prnxttnIty
u tho head OF dccnaactis that tho pistol w9s
fred from stuh distance ha to fnit to Inave Tho
nsuRl n,urka. At the conc1i1ana of tho at.
thrnoy's presentation nf tho cas8 other witnesses
wcrn put upon tho stand, hut nothing Of in-
pt,rtanco was clicited cIcept that Mary Dunn
testified that. wh!Io pnastng the warehouse In
which tho txxiy Of seIkbcrt wns found. she
heard plstal-shot and Immediately saW stolasn
that tho witness should not hsva related tSo
circumstance tcfnrc, ~ 1t cnn have hut littlo
we!ght now: Il may to urged on Tho pnrt nf tho
defGnst TINT thone n m hereditary nnn!n for
suicide In tho serEbcrs family. Tho vito Of Mr.
Stciam.. wh0, was soixhcrt's sister, Il
10 said. made teyotai Rttemrts to end
her own lifo and, hralty. hve years ngo sno-
ccGdts4 IN doing 20. Tho clrc,nsiAuco hnpponed
IN in Crosse, sud. although owing to tin high
serial standing Of tho family tho mattor was
kept 1tilct, r was m open secret discussed BY
the entire city. foop9 wunder d what could
havo locn tho cause TINT produced such mn Of.
fcot. a. tha etctan' hot1e was ono oi luxury. and
WIS presided nver By Il t1,nn proverbtallY kind
hpurtD4 Qud t1tulIept,
, 1881-05-11

~ 1A4 EUHQf ~ AHS Nffs$*4x~ &*tVA'*S
Ca1pAdd, May 7.-Now that Dir. Havorly has
CLOG tod tho sito fur his now thoatro, would not
a few words BY T11E TRIBUNE hclp to sunure to
Chicago thoatso Ut which aho may we'll bo
ptoud9
This eau only bo dono by Nj. ItaveTly'a
uslna oxtra caro- In tho selection Of an architect.
All who aro familiar With tho country know how
l0w OF tho many theatIes aE0 evou passn9ly
rood. Whyf iIooAuRG they aro t|a WORK y ne
thts iIno, nad then only Mftcr no has built sav.
cral thp4trua oAn h1 ttAllza how lttslo norlco
kn0wa. fiond !tnes of slKht, xoa! acoustics.
bolluty Ut furm, ounvenienuo, anu eattty can
only bu lutGrullod t,i9n 4ftoc lonx ps9ctioo.
iiail tlIo designer ut tho Grand OpcrA- ltuusa
unipfxtupd lilo almpIpst iden Ut aGsnuatca ho
wnl4Id hnve produced moro bcauty Of uutl!no
aud caused lpsa ateaiuinx to hoar. The lpslRnos
Uf thu changes tu tAe AcA1einy OF Musto Last
umierstanS .ti as % Whns be- should Dthor houses aru
1nly little more perfect, but they all fall to TO
what shent rical Designer would Gull ~ naar
perfect a. rnn bo tnatsc.
An architect who may hare had great expert,
encp In other lines utterly falls ~ theatrical
dost9ner. We understand Mr.. Aayeey has been
called upon by many nrEhttcots1 all Of whom, no
d0ubt, eAy thQy CHI (D rs Woal ~ anY QUO stse;
we kraw 1t catl't bu aoue. No man 10 abl0 to ~.
several and eyrm pftrr this cxpoF1cnoe many
viii fxfi. Tho writer could point out failure
after failure by men who stand. or should stand.
hl1h in tho profession, and we Rst anxious tnat
CbIca1o should Avcuro l'eW hottao which WY!
b0 q slloccBa. VIII THE TNluuhE tty a1td 500 IT
wo oaa1o& have this succsxs. and sh0N MI, ttnv-
erly BY patronage our thanktainesE t1oFE'
, 1881-05-11
A Chance to Figure.
n ths Er!4aF 1f The thttuQo 1fttufts-


GLENwonp, H., May 6.-Aro you good at loyal
DaurIns7 It 80, toll tho lawyers how to eolro
this problcn,: A died Interstate, leaving widow
and sovol surviving chtldren, two uthors hhying
ded, ono OF whu1s' luft four children anu tho
olher five chit!lrvn. 4 had Mn!lo ady9nGsmcmts % 20
Ii FlU0; To II $:ssb; to *5o;. to q &7o0: to II
t1.s; tt toaq of tho four granlrhttdrsu> 4 bad
S160. Uniier tho law Of lowa tho widow ID GU.
titled absolutely to onc.thartl q aer deotMAodi
to collect haek t to tho eT,ot 9. o' e
yanuo1ronts arc lnalr. neyond that ho cantnt
sssoyor buck 9r npy shras Sn, pna aysgGs T. nIs
hands TT dlstributt0n. THO ohfldroH ut died
Ioforo bis dnooaao. alla their children tako BY
rlRht Of renrosentn ntlun With tho exception ol I.
w6o ,nakes no claim and who rcloasos tho ad-
lnlntatrAt0r..
sharca?
your legal correspondents huR him with both
method Of computation and resu!taf -
, 1881-05-11
SOUTH AFRICA.
THE 1kAHttTDY,

LONDON. May l0.-A dispatch from Cnpo
T0wl, says: Tho i3asrtos ref,sc to accept the
nwuru Ut Sir Hercules Robinson.
TIE 1luEtt e:T'TLEMEST.
NEwcAsr1.E, Natal, May f0.-The l:oyal
Commission, appointed to consider md SET
tlc all points lett IN aboyance ut tho treaty Of
luuco with tlle Buers tias formally opened
It's session. 1t IL decided to axclnao repre-
gentatlycs Of the press from tho slttlnEs OF
tho Commission.
TIE QUESTION or rUNIa1tatENT
for nets CONTRARY to civilized warfare was tho
first subject which, came betoro the Royal
Commission: The D0crs and natives have
begun llostilitles On the western border.
, 1881-05-11

IN Inst weeks 'fNtnuEE. arc lust about my uEi-
t1erstnndang Of tho circumstances. Ny yrc91mcnt.
Tho Eighteenth Illinois Infantry. oarly On tho
morning pf April wort btls1y enRalto' rubbing
up t,Dir plins md aecontretncnts for tho .uEuNf
Sibt,tlNy morning inspection whom tho tnltt!H
s III VT ' i .in Hn Tt tho eanon.ta: M w. wrrs fans
nbt,llt .la. spd WI wero TWO o. thrtu mics In
tho rear II i'renttsa At that. cno 8Ry. a far IA
my regiment WINS cot.oernHtl, and tho othor
es"'i'iicsa ''s ~ TX sky ' w'i t St hive sarrrscd tha
my moro thin dlsl the attack of tho cnefny:
Thofo was no uther idea about II ttan thatl
sas W. M Mo'pletn sarprs2 Ihes r. san 1,,; u 70 s ots'
nf AnllUh ut fearful! diealvantaxr. It teing out:
nn,nGoru.l the !lrtt dayl o.;s3encsalctl. atd
surprist,d. ]. for ono. have nlxxys wondered
ns s sso Sayn s e I sak 5 uaasf sat,s III
ton i,T . staif u!1!cor of uon. hrecktn-
ridge Tbo nt he ssys ,t'o. Gsos'od ,,t;nt, sns
lilo enaexatnont Hc. furthor says TINT the
tlchnl OfcGru nftun spoke at their utter asnHzc-
t,,ent At finding no advnnccti cavalry plckcts out
70 watch for tho noven,enfa OF tho oncmy and
pEckut, and 1t ntatl9ncd pntY a few hundred
yards from camp. Gsn. ehefmsns statement
thnt th8rG vnt MI hnrprtsG at Fhf1h IN, 10 sny
ts sr,1 sr91y Syce e bn e: @ s opposed to
It In u yUry titflieult thing 10 Fn*orae known
history. 1t seems to mo that A CORPORAL In post.
Ing canip-Kuartt could sh0w tnore strategy
tSo @ esttis d shitoh: 1.at. io5tt,nsssIy ior tbs
country. tho RINK anil tila OF ths Federal army
thoru wor0 of TINT Western material who tusdc
no calculations abotlt rutrcAt: md, although at
s To.o ssna sosethor VIA as'h she II III
6ut,orsl!natoA AZ Uet,. iIraJman, and MculoFnand.
and oth1rs, IN what Knvu ny THO victory at
Shiloh, mud nothlnx else. saya Dacirs anriys' u y
, 1881-05-11

tlon Of his f,tlde Tho team and tlmtdlty Of
tho Princess StcphaiIB had 4 innfknh OBJECT
,lpDn tho lnrge attendance Of iloya1 uul
nnbie ln1Ics, mud caused nany Of then, also
to shed loars. +
1IANqUET.
At !'nlf.past q yesterday evening II ern,ld
gala dinner WIS gEyan IN tho ilnfbnrR. tfctb
boIng 100 coyors in guild and slxty-fonr In
silver. All tho representatives Of fosetRt,
epnntrios ard h!Rllost alfEnttaf!es Ut the
Empire wers present. On tho right Of
Tho Knlscr ant tho Princess Steutatlfn.
rrincu 1ilNtolpl, md tio Princess Vlututla uE
rrt.ssln. On lI!a loft wns thp King OF the
UslRians. tho 1'rtNce Of Wnlca, The Countess Of
Opposit Tho Emperor sat tho Empress, l,av-
tn,; tho Count of Fiuntlors on her lufs, THO
tlrsic was by tho Court bnnd, pntlcr dirco-
tlph Of 1fcrr Johann Stra,lss. After tho sixth
COURSE tic Emperor Rayo toast tu tho happy
Union of Rudolph md StcllMI,ie. Ear)yttt
morning tho following Telegram wns cal'lrsl
from Naw furk to Daron llaylnerlc. Minis
Tor Of Foreign Affairs of Austria. by the
Austrian Consul ut lint port alla Theodore
tlasulnayer, who, with n number of Austran
and Hutglnn residents Ut Now forh Clty.
celebratad with ii banquet Lilo welding Of tic
youthful Princess md tho 1'ritIce:
The furinor Austrian. Hungarian subjects,
now cttizons OF tho United Ntates aud resldunts
uf thts city, III Wow pf mnnfosttnx their faith
In tho utility and esisu Of tho Grown prt',ee to
lac bis Yront puwer u honalt tlio people he Il
t!cstttott uilo tny to FulD, met Ut banquet t1
cuIctlrato his wedding With tho granddaughter
| Of tho most constitutional Ut European inoli-
nschs, anu to commemorate thu evont, and
1lnyc formed nu association for tho protection
| Of osniKrAtits fruni Austr0-1iuMrnry.
| .... DlltssEs.
| Princess Step1lnnle wore magnificent
robo Of cloth OF sttse with train otaborato
In embroidery, orange blossoms arranged III
buMchua looping up tho slress, a'M veil Ut
Brussels luce, niatio especially for tic occa-
st0n. l1cr mother, tho Queen, wore d blud
velvet dress, trimmed with lace, mud tho Es,i-
press wore palc.eray dress trimmed witt,
Brussels polnt-lace. lho traInB Of tie forclgl,
prlncesses md ArelItluclessos wuro borne by
pages nlil indies Of the palace.
IN coMAEMoI,ArloN or THE MARRIAGE
tl,B Emperor Francis .Joscpl, las founded
twenty-five scholarships at various schools
a,ld lias given 100000 ltorirs fur the free
admission Ut ten pupils to tlio cstab
lish,nont for tho education Ut tho daughters
of ollcers. Ilo Inns also Rrantod complete Of
partial amnesty to thirtY-tlrso po1s0ns inl
prls0nea fur various offetlscs.
T1lE nlslt'A1 PROCESSION
walked from tho lIofburE Palace to t1t
Church Of st. Augustine through tlle Argu!
passage, which route Is always esoq OF
sucii occnstoils., Tho display IN the clllircl
and tho sacred etiflce was lighted witl
countless gas.jets around tho pillars a1,t
walls Thur Imperial arld Royal MaJcstlc
.rnrt, ,t,,nt, ffnnf h ,ta,t that n,tfrn1n,l tf
, 1881-05-11
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
1<fttA.

LONDON, May 1o-Alr. Gladstone said to-
day In tho Commons, In reply tn question,
TINT india WIS represented NJ tho Monetary
Conference after America mid France ltnd
accepted the terms under which slI0 was
willing to 10 overwhelmingly: that she
would not thereby bo committed to ai,y rcso-
luton taken, but NIL proposals would lavu
favorable consideration with Wow to the
establishment Of tho value Of silver.
THE MoNErA1tY coNFElsENCE.
PARIS, May 10.-'rhe members OF tho
Monetary Conference nre being dined aiid
wined hero to their hearts' content. Lust
night there was reception ut tho. banker
SelIg,nan'5, Tonight Mt CohRul Walkers.
Thursday they dine with tho Minister Of
Finance, aud Sunday breakfast With ten.
Noycs, Mt hts l1otal III Versailles.
srEEcIt OF sIGNon LUzArTL
PANS, May 10.-Slgnor Luzatti. the Italian
delegnte. WHO was tic chief speaker nt tile
Monetary Conference to-tlny, whllc highly
comptimcnting II. piernoz, tho Belgian
delegate, OH Ills knowledge OF finance,
pulnted out that the View llc expressed at
Saturdays sitting oil the monetary sltua-
tlon OF England. Germany. antl tic British
Tn,l,es wos. in sotno respects, a mistaken ono.
Tho present stats of tlle money market. n.
Luzot,l saii, amounted to q monetary crisis
Willie tho value Of silver had becn depre.
c!atod by the laws of various countries, TWAS
clear that gold was not sufficiently abundant
| to be adopted by all tho Civilized nations
us tho single standard. l1e reviewed the
causes Of tic power Of the United States for
| absorbing gold, al,d explained some lnae-
curacics committed In estimating the losses
bl1hetail!sm had ontalled upon Franco.
| y1E1t,tEH 1tt]JtHIIAIlDT AND ilIHIfNFF
, 1881-05-11


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s,r,,r.u ~ Tn.,,nv hnEn hatrs war;, nfrarod
oi.s",. 1,ort i,n,,it, a,iaiut,,. nri f,aru.
sr,,ors ,yns n fmii ottauuia,,cs NJ hn,na and
t.s,.ts ',,s,,',,, ..,, ,t.I.ts.s ,.,nra ontm,tn
,sa,;n,. s,.,.,..,, ,.,,s ,,,'ni,r,,snl n tries
frnt' ti,.t n,, otra fnr tto Inst snrlns' f;ross.
i,rnd and f,on,, warn i,aif.m,t,nv h, a uunny
lnw,,r.
t1NAvY FAILURE.
4. s. u. Schr0dor. merchants, of London,
have failed on account ut tho failure of tho
Amsterdam ilrm Of u. II. Schroeder Il Co.. it,
tho sanlo ltno of tratc. Their liabilities are
nearly E5n.00o. Tie assets tlope'lsf upon
tho liquidation Ut tlo Amsterdam house.
THE ni,00clf -.
lost by tho baroness Dtir.lett-Coutts at TIC
Ql.eul's "tlrnwlng.room " Inns beUr found ut
tlncilnol,om 1sntnrr
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ported that he ACCUSES the Conservatives Of
deserLtng their e0l0rs.

sill. JONAS SWALLOWED III.
I.osnoS, May l0.-Alexalnier JONAS editor
Of the Naw Tsrk VolAs ZcttHMt, WIS recent
Iy arrested Mt Dresden. JIG WIS suspected
nf'trayellng In tic Interest Of tlie Socialists.
Ills baggnso was searched. private papcrs
taken, ,liid l,n was not allowed 10 lenye 1,ses-
den aud its vicinity. After nino days, how.
ever, his tapurs wcr0 restored. as no proof
Of the alleged suspicion was found. !!1 has
now anpIt ed 10 United States Minister Willie,
ut l,crlin, Tor redress. Afr. White has sub
,ui,ted the matter 10 the Berlin Foreign Office.
, 1881-05-11

IAltS SlCl4lS NlakktlES 1O l}SllUf LlkOhE4t
"a. d: Rpse}u1 Guile.
LoSi,oN, May l0-Atr. larlell Inns written
n letter III reply to Archbishop Croke, de-
Tending thu action Of Ills party fl refusing to
vote for the second reading Of tho
Land bill, and dcprecnttnE the public discus
slon which was adopted lit the House
by persons not fully acquainted with tho cyf-
gCnccs OF parliamentary warfare, lie hints
that tho declaration Of a willingness to make
concessions on tho part Of the Government
would ctlanga tho attitude Of tho Irish party,
and ho Insists on tue necessity for united ao-
ton.
WARRANT OF ARTIST CANCELLED.
L. Dublin correspondent tolggrnptls to!
night that tho warrant for tho arrest Of Mr..
Brennan was cancelled to-day. Other evonts
point to moro conotltatory action toward tho
Land League.
rRocLA1MED.
The Dublin Gasetse tonight contains tho
proclamation Of Dublin City, tho Borough
of Delfnst, mud part Of tho County Of Ty.
rone, under the Arms net.
Three important arrests OF Fenians will bo
made tomorrow forenoon.
Tho cancoling Of tho warrant for Mr.
Dronnan's arrest ls probably dla to
stIs. nI1oI1r's OPPOSITION .
to tho uso already made Of tho Coercion bill
for tho suppression of tho Land League agi-
tation. After tho violent. attack nlndo
on hfht by Mr., Sexton for Ills Gull
nccttUn with tho arbitrary aots OF tho
Irish Executive OIL Monday night, MI.
Bright hurrfe.lly laft the Treasury Bench,
a1,.lit was runlored TINT he threatened Mr.
Gladstone TINT It tho notion Of tho Govern.
| ment In ireland were not modified he would
rnsIun frnm the f;nt,frat
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
How 1t Strt1keR 'fsnl In Iowa.
10 tn Edtlor Of 7hs Chicago 1rtbunf.

nLA1Rsrows, la., 3tny g.-Acccpt thanks for
your ab0 editorial on tho Gnrl.Dtd Conkllng i'm
bruxlo In your issue OF Saturday. May ! 1t has
tlctrue ring 70 It. nnd We cagorly Look Tor more.
II necessary. 1owH will furnish q battalion t0
IND Impress him with tho idgn TINT Juthts A:
Gnrt1eld Is prcaldont OF theao United States and
not him. WILL =. 6lLLiAANs
, 1881-05-11
MEXICO.
1tAff.1tFHGTi4

Cry or SfExico, vii Dnowysv11IE, Tex.,'
May 10.-Thc Scunte passed bill yesterday.
authorizing tho President to make contracts
during tho reccss ut Congress for construct
ing railroads. It Is Thought tho action Of tho
Deputies will bs favorable.
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18
FRANKFORT, ILL.,, May a*-eeelnT that tho olf-
crtuxtsnces attending the h2tt1e at Shiloh arc
being discussed In your paper thought ! would
stop forward md say my pteoo Rbout It. ! was
m eys- witness q far as private soldier could
bo.
Tba sta tatamauts Of Con. A. T. Jehnson, ,:gtReu
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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Improves digestion, etc Result: 4 round form,
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Would not be without Il. cd dllnxss Rus-
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Is retIf4.
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