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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18

Self Control.

In some people passion and emotion
are never checked, but are allowed to
burst out in a blaze whenever they
come. Other suppress them by main
force, and preserve callous exterior
when there are raging fires within.
Others are never excited over anything.
Some govern themselves on some SUBJ
jects bat not on others. Very much
can be done to give the will control
over the feeling. The man who
governs his own spirit is greater than
he who rules the world. One Of the
best means of culture is the persistent
Withdrawing Of the mind from the
subject which produces the emotion.
The man or woman who persistently
permits the mindto dwell on disagreea-
blethemes only spites him or herselfand
sooner or later twill leave disagree
able impress upon the countenance.
The value of sell control as hygienic
agent is very great. 1t prevents great
waste of vitality in feeling, emotion and
passion. 1t help to give one mastery
over pain and distress, rather than
mastery over us.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18
He got It.

One of the most touching things We
have read in a long time is that story
Of a robber and q poor lone woman
near Franklin, Ohio. The robber came
to her house at night and demanded
her money or her life. She hadn't
much money or life either, but she pre-
ferred giving up the f9rmer rather
than the latter, SO she brought her
little store and placed it in his hand.
He looked 1t over carefully, to see that
she didn't palm off any twenty cent
pieces for quarters, and facetiously
told her that he could credit her for
only ninetyfour cents on the trade dol
lars, Gliding her for taking them at
their face value. s'Haven't you any
thing else of value?" inquired the bold
burglar, looking. about the scantily
furnished apartment; "a child's brace
let, ring, anything will be thankfully
received" She had nothing more,
she replied with sigh.
\ thought struck him. "1our hus
band was soldier, was he not?:" She
acknowledged that he was, and was
killed in the war. 'Then he must had
a revolver, he continued, searching
her countenaGce. "Ah, you grow con-
fused, you stammer; your manner be-
trays YOU. Get that revolver at once
and give it to me-" In vain the wo-
man implored him to spare that harm
less tlinket, almost the sole memorial
of the husband she had lost. She had
pawned many things when in distress,
but had always hung on to that. But
the robber was unrelenting. Sobbing
bitterly as she went to a bureau draw
er and removed the precious relic,
around which clustered so many ten
der recollections. "Must you have it ?"
said she, as she advanced with trem-
bling steps towards him. Eyes, [
must" said the robber, extending his
hand "Well, then, take it, said she,
gently pressing the trigger for the last
time. There was a loud report and
the robber tumbled over dead. ~
cvftinTnsu1ty osrgsnr-ru-r r,-rrsi;s..s jEo-
man.-Ciacimnati Saturday Night.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18
sflert }loetry.
THE ROUND OF iifE.

Two children down by the shining straul,
With eyes as blue as the summer sea,
While the sinking sun fills all the land
With glow of Il golden mystery
Laughing aloud at the sea-mew cry
Gazing with JOY on It's snowy breast,
Till the first star looks from the evening SKY
And The amber STARS stretch over The "tst-
A soft green dell by the breezy shore,
A sailor lad and maiden fair;
Hand clasped in hand, while the tale 9f toIe
Is borue again ON the listening air.
For love is young, though love he OLD,
And love alone the neart can I'LL
And The dear old tale that ln,s teen told
la the days gone by, is-spoken stil..
\ trim built home on sheltered bay,
\ wife looking out on the glis'eniug 81
\ prayer for the loved one far away,
And prattlng Jumps meath the old so5T--5ee
A lifted latch and radiant ace
By the open door Ia the falling nis ut;
A welcome home aud warm embrace
From the love Of his youth aud hIs gh- 5 z
bright.
An aged man in an old srm chaif &
4 golden light from the wts;stn sk -
His VI ife by his side with her silvefel.s.I
AID the open Book of God cigstre..
Sweet on th. ha ..he gioauIuK taits.
And bright is the glow OF the evening sttF
Bat deArer 10 them are the jasper walls
And the golden streets II the Land atsr,
An old charch-yaFd Gu green hillside,
Two living Sill IN their peaceful rest
I be 6rhermeu's boais going out SItb ihs ~
In The heFy glow oi the siabsE west
Chi.dcn's laughter aai old meas slshs,
The night tha, follows the nlsghlae elsss,
rainbow bridging our daFksnsd skiss =
Are the round Of our lives from .eaT % sA1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18
Chat with the Ladies f + November.

The past month in Baltimore has
been one of almost incessant stir, bus
tie, jollity, brisk changes from one
sort OF entertainment to another, un-
til might say the madness of JOYOUS
excitement seemed to rule. The @ i
ole, the reception of foreign guests OF
the nation, the completion of the water
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18
L q Positive Cure
FOR ri! those Pnlrful o7u piHints and Weaknesses
G,rSf f,.,,. In
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


for al! those Painful Conn piHints ard Weaknesses
socoinmon 10 our best f. male population.
i viii JntfJ!y the worst forla Of Female Com
pIiats all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Clcera-
tion. fal,in IIs.lacemcnts. and the consequent
Spinal ToEkness aal is particularly adaPted TO the
Chunpe Of Life.
II will dissolve rrd cx7cl tnmors from the uterus In
In early stage cf G,vo! ,nrit The tendency to can
oefous hnmorst IS elccel very speedily by Its use
removes fatrtnca ierc. destroys oil craving
stuGants relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Tirat ar, rc@c5cicE, Nervous Frostraton.
General rtIi- S!ec icsancas, Depression AMI Indi-
gestion.
That fcs..ts of L-arine down, causing pain. weight
and bark1cc 81 cIwc cra:.cnty cured by its use
II viii at artncs GEl under ell circumstances act in
harmony VIII, tie laws III; govern the female 81 stem.
For ITO cure Of E.ancy Complaints OF either sex this
Compound Is UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA r. PINkIAM'S VEGETABLE COM.
POUNDS prepared ct :c3 and 23J Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 81. Six bottlesfor 95 Sent by mail
In the form a. pills. also in tc form Of lozenges
receipt of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkham
freely all letters of inquiry Send for pamph.
let Address as above Icntion This Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA F. PINKHAMS
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousnsss.
and , 1iiity o. the liver. Is cents per box.
E6 sS0id Ny ali DraGSisis. "a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18

r..+ a. -, go. -
'''i "9 your S.a't.
How " '"| "'n, Uo ~, r,r ,o'f ,It ''t' love von.
81. 1'.,r .rii,.r, i'l,.' ,,.|m Iar,ra : ~,
,Cn,,n ,n L-,r 80. to,o in'Inih'It
Iren,|,r.. 81" "' sa.l ,> Inv Inw y..;'s
ana Win r-,nr,,,o1s r.'oInt-on
/ And he name: and " hen he left the
menayerir in the midst Of the
shades Of aight. two s.rGuing arms
were around lis nrck. and tne barn
ing sirs were pressed against his own.
/ Soon the talk in the clubs was OF
nothing bnt Of the strange liason of
Man!asko with the beautiful lion
tanner. and ,lr youlg Princes father
anxious for the future of his son.
hastergd As much as possible lis mar
ria.e with the Princes Agratine
>lobuJa. to whom he mad been at
iiIaced when be WAS child. \ vio
lent scene took place between tie
father and son: at last the latter
Welded. ana one M It hy did Mt APP
pear at the mruayrrie.
HERNIA passed a night of anguish.
Two evenings she again waited in
vain for her lover.
( The fourth night. as she Was coming
ont Of tie cage and wrapping herself
in her CLOAK. Edgar said to her;
Hernia, shall tell you why the
wretch comes no longer
Tell me-. STE said, in smothered
vo.ca; Il ava ready for everything
+ lie viii be- married in three DAYS
+ 'Y-ou !ic.'
.Way sloula Ili,|
+ what Is the nam, of his brjtles'
( Princes Arrafas SloAala'
/ i, size pr, ttg:'
.Raaatitul vnrrg arI rich
( \ stri,lsat and hi,lrars laa-h lszan-
( al from lI,rua's lips.
, 1881-05-21
IN MEMORY OF UNION SOLDIERS.

Special Dt1pdtth to 1hf Ehe1fo 1ftpHhss
GALGNA, ILL.,, hiny .N.-Tho 1D pastrss t''H1
SDlliers' MDnnn,ent Association, Of which 0cn'
0ratt Ia President, hayo succeeded in z1.ts'ns 10
Amut,nt sufficient to insure tho erection oi
magnificent ucnorial RhHft tn this city IN hon'!
nf those from thtA county who lied Aufi's 'us
latu War III tlcfense at tlialr county, Ile 4''a'.
Ut Supervisors havo lust donated s:'ant !" s 'ns
fl,ulalren<ly on hand, and to-day tho CRY IoaneH
Of ualona appropriated Sl.GD fur tho sa'le put, s
t,so. Tho monument IL IN be Of Erafllt. VII" W.
contain. aluuE others, tho II st'tcs OF t'e '".'
4. NAwllns, Gen. Maitby. Capt u T. ia,'nad iMMssad
tho victim at tho lsnitIn,ore ''hn 'st1gs .;,.ts
bri9o disaster, anl uthor ttlst!fgllse"
of tho lato Wnr, now 'ecellse Ars'l'1ae,a%. ,.,,,.
f,r yiny tho corner stono Will he !e, ~ r. 1;'rS IT,
The cort;tnonIoa viii be cunl!!o'ti y \, Ms vIssI
ipijtiiy Sojiinrs Monument Fun! y 1eM,s,i es ~
Gen. Gra.,t tn lnrgu dnnHtion. A'ii3i ~ iin. v
il. Wssbfre shc ltou. J. Isu<.el .''1st, e., ~
lnn. u. H. calnpno, ton / Z; S,,, Snl', lien, (.
tAutiNlu, nu1 othor ChlcAgnln'is.
, 1881-05-21
EMINENT FOREIGNERS,


crlMMd mud Earty.
Special Dtspafeh 10 The Ehteag1 1+tbt.ns.
DEr'olr, Mich, aIuy ao.-Tho special Lake
shore trsn lrAwn by tic Fontnfne engine,
whet, brought tho Duke of Sutherland and hs
pnrty fr0na Tnlndo, arrived IN tho slichIgan Con-
tral depot ut l:45 o'clock this afternunn. THO
distinguished purity cunsists OF tho Duke of
Sutherland. Mr. ti'ckcrstoth, Mr.. q. Crnss!lcll,
Mr. II. Crcsstlcld. Sir. Stephen a,,d Mr.. Ncc!c, uf
tho 1,ont!on & Northwestern lsnilwny; Muj.-
sir Henry Grec'l, E. u! 4. s. l., 11y Urcv.,. ".
II. Russell. Ill. d., Il. TIC, Mr. II. Wright, t,ri-
rNto sccrctary to tho Duke, und two
.'omcHtlcs. General Manhgcr Novel;, Dlvis-
tun Superintendent Charles Worth, u,,l Oonesal
llax9aRo Agent l'reomatl, nf tho Laku Shors &
rolSto horS. r. They weru rccolrr,l nt tho t,spnt
ny Mnyhr Th0nlt1sntl, nx.SehAtnr baldwin, Jhtiirs
Mesittan, aNl nthor promlncnt c!t:1sns Thu
yuclt, th1n drtlrU nhOt t1Wt1 lnCst ut tho lttta.
Rait lo1ise. aud lcnve for ChpngO III o'cinck to.
hight. Tho only IMay In tho purity Is Iltly Grecn,
WIN Es apparently Nbnnt III yGMrs Ut nYc Sho
tts honlthy English cnsnplexiuat, Lut Ii lot ro-
Inarknhfy handsome. eho WIS tlressc,l Ii nj, t,r.
'9tnHry b!ACk paes 0awt,, wurc buGk vluth
tlonk tFl1nmest With sono ki1lll OF blauk, frIzzly
stun that hui evidently been III service fr slt,J,
tltno, nl!d hRt1 OIL II smnlt. tlngy. r.l-crowncst
mt. ltcr fMC0 WIS rArtly covered hy Il h!atk
veil. An ordinary blAek j,as1snl aNu black kid
gloves completed her tour ensemble,
, 1881-05-21
NORTH CAROLINA pol TICS,
IL the Editor pf The tthle.tnQ 1'rtbulle.

PACIFIC HOTEL. CRtCAnn. Mny :D.-1 find tho
following dispatch In yu,lr Issue OF this morning:
ill., d. /. i:' H 'ox.sr A a rtnsl xIs II
TX t nt S5*Yn ss ,ena %ss r
ss!S SSSses st Ssn': %as e
1.si III a as Il .1s Ma ~ @ " Is . * aS nf
sofsd ic II so state a"a Il ct "a f1 s' slsS II
s = ''5 n s & III: Il:
Ss.T ssa IL s ~ " ntt's "a ~: r. H. T. r;
IT, i"ts spes,. pn 'S5 ts !,, s; s1 h sf rs;
;S IL s:: III ,s;! .
tsatsa; ts u @ 'sy y acpuss a;s Ut sS r,; SUBSTANTIALLY Fus
Ierinit mo to SLY that It ts utterly false, Tho
call for the Convention bud hccu signed hy
innny lending coloreti mel, before l over henrd
OF 1t. know iluthing III IL what tito Convention
h4ls tIone or proI,a0A to do. and willie htfv ILL.
provo tts nets. Mm not 10 bu forced into ''AuIny
It blind" In lny ss,ch why.
Your tilspAtfh WIS oyl.lontly prompted by that
dcspIcabIo ring ar Enrth Caro!tnI '.b,sscs" who
hnso bcsi sitting OH the pnrty IN TINT ssutu for
dDnl vii lsten ~ my views ut,l etst uts,llt fnr
,nara cfIeetiyp mon. So thsy nv % coI!uact my
liz. liz w". % t!y !" IsSt ,n .s ,"'xxsts a;xst
s tre ' !" s,sxi ta iet tSs aTy yicye
that wn1ltud tu hive hEm prefer curpal-baH.
Ge,a. nt;. ~ published i. u,fortana.:iy It np-
fsoosns',rIH'ntlon .waa ihnt. or i "natiyo" viii,
nefa. lttu p.'.'r buy l.! ltalogh As,l ws'rke lip
t. h1as,1ol9 position through tho iard so'o Ut
/ ask nothii!a from this A,iu,InIstsn.ion or my
other. but 20 iyish md !ntcd to sea lilo ilt-
soaii faciiuF )" tat i lily ion tto 10 tisus, i
!nstoa,l u tlio pItst. iloforO We. .can hase any
hsnHsttay Growth w must Hvt r q 4 lot q sets.
tllD Stluth WIN tnik tho rtFty there lust Htrt,r
, 1881-05-21
MARINE NEWS.
Tho New Stean.Barge j. 3. Lyon
to Be Honored To-Day.
Lake Frotghts Doclinc to Four
Cents on Wheat.
The New Tug W. H, Wolf Arrives
from Milwaukee.
General Miscellaneous Kilograms s..
Port and Other Notes.


rtlr ;o,ty n. lynn.
ro+o to.t c,ontun f.,.,+ f,,,n 1,,~o,, .,,,, III.
Am INV stna,,.,', 49,. :, .,.,. '..., ~.
tito f!litto!s Central Elevators for n eargO Of
corn. Tic yo,,nK man. nlthostgh comparatively
'1'hccustt'tne to handling stea'n vessels .',atle
sSry good work ot t.: UNI, the noble s.cn'''. bnrse
,r' "re,,or"t, ."s ,,,,,a"".,, -. ~. ~ ,e sy
mMa ie''aS u..css'ou ..' ,es.esu5 thht NJ
hnl Issued tnyItaltona to cotcrlc Of jl.,nr,l Ut
Tr,llo friends for II "spread" uu board ut d
,.uuclk ,his nf.rrnoon. ria ,nri,atons ~ an.
ue''cN .'s.e ntse'Hooh' t"o '"s""ao'ts cHi~
hr'ec 'nnst tt not all, OF tho ioatlitF snctnbcrs
Of tho Hoard OF TrAt1e, nnd undoubtedly will
10 very hnppy atair. Tho john y. Lyon
t is a %f nr. nnrn' II ssh 5 ssr @ :
rn ~ ~ ' IT, ns atw ee r., n wter r. 1no no
tn,,, onK pern ny ~ IL y H. w ,
II tho % kicss f s r hrast hs 8 S ". ~sa ssctaa ap%
na'na worthy u thu honor for Ills il'lo vessoi. "
.... LAKE fHEint1rs.
1t was gsnertily believed t!hlt Il much larger
nti!nber Ut engagements were ftIli1e. Thg rates
to s u wSrS Is ssts on wheat @ az o eorn
n;ents wGru: 70 DutIutn-t'rupoler ChGaFU,
49,o0 bushels wncat: schuoner &. U: I,urtics, d..
g0 bushels whent: sch0u1.cr 8. II. Foster, 4s,Uh0
bGsncis Wncat: propGisor j. uoiltd. lVuN h.lsi1cla
,,,pRn' Ei} I1I,snns wf.at IN y III Mousrn.l
missnt,"r tM,"4. Snilat isi,o;x n ,.hn". ~
K,rstt.Hscbosr ii siIiue rS'Ei1 Fitun9e Mc lsss
cs.,n fr.iwhts - ~ x,s .en.9; ~ n.., n snan oF
fhtu,xh no Initial ntiynnuts wns srnt,rt,i vtssar
day.
Tuu ", II, WOLF,
t;urty ycetertny 1norniux Inn now fin y. II.
con ti'ss u cntt eto ,Gs t S wkcf .s,,I'c aser ny
1n.,rf "xr.ct,nn ina hn, '.o u,,",, 9h1s II
rrnft II Il s,mt r. In % ,wnn"rn, ~ thnt sin s"t t
tm.l rn.sicrcisic uttn,1n, ~ frti,ia ~ ~
crs. oItt,s,i tu tic infurcst nt,l ertfnIs,m wns
, 1881-05-21

Senatorial xAprortionment Committee. sulur-
n,nnsiy ontl.n.vorcl +, !ntrsslnss TIC Senatorial
ano.her storu of ni,jseten.. E"wever. md hc
chanxcs which tho Iitn,*c lIll yr,,p,,se. IL mike
81 tho Mriann Scnate BIZ! atfecf only Tho Fourth
Nnth Tenth 1wo!lth: ro,s;tsanth: Ninetcsnth
E"rty.nnth. Fiftlctt1. md i;If;y-rst i'Istrints.
Those districts. rs ado ilp In tho ltntlae bill
which may get ln somo Of those daya, nro rs fol-
Fourth-rhc Flight, Ward, Chicago, and that
pnrt nt tho snvcntb lynY onst Ut tho middle or
:. Ninth~Iho rwolfth war., and that part oi tho
Eleventh. west Of the following ilno; Tho ec.tro
"rH 10 ,s esntsa ,HS' @ % q wa.ns.sn S sifeo' stfs.
thunre Gust to Tho eensr line Ut Elizabeth strcct.
thence north 0'9n. anil lnr to tho centre linn Ut
which !s west of tho centre !tnr Uf lnnls street,
and thnt ,art Of tho sixth Warl which il west Of
~ seftS1ns eeffc ls # Mta9 r, rSis " o.,
fsafecn|@Knne Msasss ai, HneFR ne Rnis sna of'0
!Mineteei!la-l,al,sge. Krn,l9!i: ai,l tlruntly.
twenty ty.iiftl,-1nsen,'. pt,tnant, nt, MARSHALL,
Twcnty;stxti'--Wtn"iftu.! nl,l 'raxawrli.
Forty rty-nfnth-Jackson, Williamson, a,id John-
,, ,Fift!cth-Franx1In, salinc. on''atln, and
t''fty3;t}gat-uuIon, ~; }gat- Pulaski, Alexander, Mas
THE ANNA APPROPRIATIONS.
aI'ent tn q tahortuis hut vatl attempt to ID
st,ti'e Flhshllg q, tho Anna Approximation bill,
1slion to $A. .Uhl ntreay appropriated, fur Il now
wttix, ai!d &t1,&tl far temporary bHrrmGks.
tn,lt teinE sent to thir,l rcalinH lusf hcfnru
Nll1o.trllt'H tho Speaker sn,d tloro WIS evury
prospect Ut z HocA working quorum o.mnr1ow,
ptetfgcd themselves tu stay anu attunl IT, blst-
!t.ss. The announcement served as hint tn tho
dsiwn OF Il not!ce Ut u Republican cntIeus to
cnItAoer this vGry subject or appropriations An
ntt1n!pt WIS nude Il, SECURE III evening Hrss,,
hut. like similar nttcfnpt tho ncr tinv, 1t wita
failnre, uni tho fiousu accordingly tIbjourllud
until to- -fliorFoW tiUrli!ng.
, 1881-05-21

srtefai Dhpa.eh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
DErRt11T, Mich. ainy l0.-lasscd up-rropel.
Iors Sowbnrs. Missourt ahl burgess; steamer
Vietorin anu harRcs, IFnn ElIff; stetu,- barHcs
Garden City aud barRes, Plymouth md bargrB,
MAy0wcr nnl bArHrs. uerlnAnIa and bprxcs
Mnry prlu4lo and haracs. rnnt Albl,,u, N. Mills
aid burgess. uacar Townsend arl sDhut,ncrs Il. j,
Kelly ind i3Glcttd. Dntonagnt and burgess, OiuAr,
OstHtn. II. II. CNlflnl,urry and barYo; achppntra
L. l.. Coync. Uoorue T,urasnl,.
clearcd-rr0peller Nortaorler, 1ndlun mud
barRG.
rasscd up-propoilors Onelda. City OF Con-
cord. ltussia, Rtcaln.basgcs X. ]. Iiackott mud
eui1sort. Altoona and eu.ls0rt, 1at,es i. uonall-
son ant harges, lllskhena md barRos. Smith
soorc. Macktnaw and bnrEes. 0cosgo King nul
nasKpa, u. r. taosa aud bnrgcs, Korahaw, Manl.
sau' schooiora q. u. Hsnsoa, f. nEakc. Thomas
Huayle, AMor'sar. s!int!so, isc!a Cusc, j.. ".
ii'nM arko % wnni'oxr !'S Il pr;y1st scncsis H. T.
.Arrtvui-sch.s,llar Ftustwtng, steuuer u,
lthsMn. stoMArt anu burgess, .pr0puler Nashua.
H. +. ft'dga, Il. wetm0so
wlal-Southwcst, eight snllos.
MILWAUKEE,
Spttta1 btspateh 10 Tas Chttaeo Tribune,
MILWAUKEE. May A.-OrNl1l frctxhts won't nfr
far il9O lu.ss ~ foevs: IL II isutFsiS, liz I,.,so ~.
llelvvtta. ,il wheat, 1t cu',is, Tj,S scrooMnr
sohn IT, MyrItll Taa chaEsc!u4 for 0ra froia Es-
eutlaoA 60 Akntnudtu attd Tho sch0ulcr Jura ORC
frt.sa Es1anAGa tu tuCluvelanu, both Ut Hl,YL
,Arrltcd-l'topeller Jay 1suli, stSap,- barxe
p1tunsae, se1o''Eturt. l.uunAr,i ilaunu, ii. Z,
Clpare'l-FruEuller Dean Hchtnand, steam.
hlrKo Cnriutrnnt. 1eho0ngra IIeIyutia, 3. V. ii.
Watson. leorxo D. lsuaseii, John u. Morrill,, aud
JlEa.
uuFFALo,
sntttal I2bnaseh to 7aa chicago 7ttbuns
nurFAtU, N. r., May Observation-Disclosures
Falrbanks: svhut,nors llod. Whlto, and Illus,
Grangar, j.: !. taae,. ". =: Cr,sthwujlpt QuU0l,
eaxo; propeliors Arab!a and Avar,,. Erain, Mil
wuukee; prnpclEet ElupkIna KrHi.l, Tolelu.
C!eareu-Vropcller sam +. liUsiYu. lIuncoek;
nropettSr ltuaalo, wascfly, a,!4 Portage, uui
Portage, aud Hchooucrs. Micaigun, 0runKor,
Ant!e h. put6rsuh. coAl, Rcd White ulNl Hue,
Eol. Ellsworth. thcagn; propeller N. X. FaLr-
bunk, lMluth; scitnncrs J, |. Cuse, coal; iilkYiv
Ant! JuHcs, milwaukee,.
Thcra wus llttae tnoro IIto shuwn III tho de-
n,nnd fur stssels. uld charters wcIe III follows:
W. i. ErnsathWa!tD and MurenHo. c,ul III Chi
eMutL, 70 cctts Htnss; schuullurs Irnuxer aud
j. u. AiliR. caal to aaluo port 10 cents; achoon.
, 1881-05-21

SEW LIfE-Ht.AT.
EVANSTON, ILL.,. MAy 4.-Tho Government has
ordered II hew llfc-boat for tho United Stntes
stutlnn at thls paint. The now crnft Is SELF
Fighting and sc,f-salllagt and coa,pr,ses tho
latest nui must ntreuiIyo improvements known
~ the sHrvioF. II ia understood lhat 1t will 4r-
rlvg hUFD tluxt week.
LOW lSSuIsAEGE.
Snffiai Dspatth tn The Ghttapn Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. May :a,--Tho failuro II,
fnrtII 1htui nj this port his huG ie,urAiIxuK
cttG9t, nna cs.rE1n* wcru to-any lnsurol as Low
~ Is cents llUr $lN.
Will no INTO utY-nOCK.
Tie tug 1nuscs MeGort'0n arrived frnm Mus.
k9K.m1 today, nl'l Will w Into lry'd1ek to re-
pl4co u bruItDIl Whupl.
, 1881-05-21
Both AppOrti0n.licnt Bills Suc-
ccssttll by n Strict Party
Vote.
Continuation Of the Struggle Over
Appropriation Bills In the
House.
Quite C0mm0tfon Created By tlio Re.
ceptfon OF the Apportlon,ncnt
Bills.
No Progress Made, However, and an Ad-
journmont Taken until To-day.


NN'
sn,tttt r,f,nui-a =, ~. t..,-,,c n,.'.un.
e''aHu t'h''nt III, alaS sN-iho schate coh'
Fehea NJ tho usni hour this morning.
Tho Weber House bill. Tor tho Improvement
1T tho Lnkc-Shore driveway. Chicago, and its
isc rs rnrt Of tho boulevard yystptn, wns read
n seculid fltnu. .
Senator tntlon nrcncd npn,n,t TIM t,1 c,o,r,.
t.,. 49,, i. ,. - - 81. 70 = ~ , o o't ''''
s'n .'s'. :" wv 'mu FsHn1 VI eul'''ent aona'a 70
lsUnrl 0f TMrk Commissioners.
senator Merritt presented a petition from,
,,,,,,,,.,r .,Y trolnr. nrrtn.. H., ,,.s,,, - 49,
lii, ,r,r ,a,I,. ,as ,1 ~. =. -. ~
,,...,. ~: ~ mh' eHuvM ~ III ~. holi"rs'
lsAsPu HntEs .. IL, hcrtoot, William Loeb, j. u.
At1slt, ". n. ktrluut, George l.. Dunlap, and
utnors. THO Yeuntor rpl,n,yct i'm hlH notttIn,,
] n.u 'psv.n' ~, y. WHICH no oeclaEea tuAs tho
passnKe nf the bill would DO
DISASTROUS To THE INTERESTS or 1'1tOr.
E1Is-o"SElts 49,.
III tae Vicinity OF tho proposed driveway. Ho
therefore snuyed n reference of tho bill to tho
Comn,ttlcc nj, Jlnlfrlnrv
sn,,.tnr A.1,,,s .ntt a.. .,,.I., ,..
ocnat"e AaHH's esslt' tno petlt!on merely
brought ,'oirlIburhood aunrrcl tnso tho
Scnntc. Since Eouatur Merritt had l,lrRcd
tho matter t,,, bo propo,cd 10 tc,l Tia
,uhn,, .t.,. u.,..s - :" ts'' wv
', wau'o , saoey. sena,or Ana,ls tnon took !afeo
Hlnp aEu eSplnlhea tho relAtsyu positions ct tlO
, 1881-05-21

ora II. Z. l!chas1lson, cua 10 Mitwaukcr,
ID cents: schuuner a. q. Merry. conl, Cleveland
y, ~ MWAukne: W etfta: hehut5lcf tarnton. eNHa!,
sni,,;n9,,tu ,s ~, i,.e. .i aa.ie: ~. E.'a @ ,
aliSm shnis ,,r ,,rri,, n,,,t r',tns v"rs ,m,t
ri whnnt md IL s.nnt. ~" c,,rt, '' @o'''o
va "o'e" 'A*A ~ et"t" WI t"ih'
PUNT HURON
LOTT liuttoMt Mich, May M.,1.-Phsaed np-Pro.
nsmsns. !" n"'t e vn,:nM; !" j. IsnckNtt a1!!
sri,@a,tS,a ~ f~s,s.I, na,i,.,,, "s iUE1u.i
jntn Kncrho,tse viii =, v",,t, 7,I,.n, ,,,
rrs, IAck Chandler ,tctio fit,t1,ie,i. Masv ffMt-
liz: ste,,,t1or Knwccnnw '~'''eei'' ''"'s' 'lAA-
iinssoti ,inwn.fsrnn"iirr cItv ~ 1fr,,rt t,,o,u.
ctIs, Onofhn, Ontnnngon and bnrro,
-sblthcns!. l!Kht; wntther fln0.
:, IntT !luht,S, Mich, May Aa-f0:1l p. NJ
i,itfsed np.prnpellera Smith kl0oro HHfnltpl r.
lipEe, hl.ck'slAw" 9nl hnrHes. Joseph +. donald.
st,h ,tnd tM!rKea, ueorRo King mt! lh1tXes. Ciiy
,a-So.: .u,,,n.,ss @ u,,,,n,s 'rsnea, Mnti
j1nnnt, ri,",,ns uuovit ,rorin" 'f; !, <. w.
i;i IGlakn" ~ "''''' '''t'' IL o"'oso''
Neutrality-suspicious. Evyntfnu anil conhort. I'm.
t,n,,rfsr nj +, t,,.,snrt tk 1,aarhf., As"
..s. .su.' "en.Aee hno'
~, ltHtF coLnoMHE'
sptstat Dttpate" % 1hs t"teago Tribune.
, 1881-05-21
pRnHlBlIl0niS1S.

Cotuxn,rs, O., alay sa-AooHs .'u,' "as, ljyu, as
to tho Htuta Christian Tunp.ranes, ,',<,l tbp fol-
eomblod hero .hla attoruoon a:'u ..,nx,,, rfrs-
lvwtug otticors; J. T. Jnstce, "I, shnr,ua'rr
dent; j. U. Dun Eolumoa.'; f'v .nd ii. T. o..
Aksn l. " ASs VIZ. .yssaass iss;ass,s; rntss, s!,
st SNsarss, sIs, iis"os.x s:slsssEy; i II T.:
Columbus. Corresponding sHS,,I.itIons cIiar ~
Iloall, Cleveland. Tfeass'fEfto ff,to,i t vote '!1
"nsohiGIt!on ,us cuuildatcs for olaco VIII
, 1881-05-21
H0G.CHOLERA,

Snsetat DaaateA to 1Aa Chteaao Tribune,
Piano, ILL.,. May al-lI.x- cholera hus agaLn
struck this sectlu1,. Dur!ug tho pust week W
Il. Fatou. u wuutthy fArntcr, living uie eust Ut
this puce. has lost Ito hogs. They still continue
y, d'up OVER ~ tho TAto nf ltvo uAd slx Il tay III
his }Arsts. We AeMr Ut nO other sufferer here ut
uEeacnt from tho disease.
, 1881-05-21
The Gospel OF the Resur-
rnctiOn.

lsy REV. JAMES II. WI{lIt,S, III, D. tGno., sl.2s
rho subject 0t this buuk u1d its insEteriy treatment
cai,at full ~ nstract tnhy reaerr 1t is A,l nituinpt
tn rennt1 tllc dnclrna OF tic resurrection 10 tn M
fSa1 1t fs0Et tho features we.s 'ayg taat.p It nt1.
hur-bErck 10 many. Wha It IL atntedt NJ Il. i,nr-
nnnxo With thu brst tendencies nf lodvTn thought
this h'atencnl h ShuwM tn lu unruiy cxlstupt with
tbs teachlnas ~ tl,u Nuw Testament the subject
II Dt tndpet thu only atustlsIcnt wn!g ruiypsoits
th0a adequately,