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Commissioner BentIy Resigns.

Commissioner of Pensions Be.tly rendered
his resignation to the Secretary of the Interior at
noon today. Yesterday the President sent for Mr..
Bently and told him he was compelled to ask
for his resignation to make place for another
man. In accordance Herewith, MIR. Bently
to day, wrote letter complying with the re-
tloD OF the Office 1t is expected that Marshal
Dudley. OF Indiana, Will be appointed, to sue
ceed Mr.. Bently.
TO STAR representative to-day, Mr.. Bently
said he had no regrets at leaving the Office In q
personal or pecuniary sense. but he did feel
little disconcerted at being requested to give 1t
In the fight against ring Of claim agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-16
FrightfuI Accident

NORFOLK, VA, June l6-Cnarles Foyle en-
pioyed In the eDgine-room OF the Seao lart
cotton compress attempted today 10 cross the
path OF piston rod OF one OF the boilers Al q
was caught by the piston rod and disemoowele-
He died instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-16

TIE FRIENDs OF Col o. Il. DocKeRY. of
North CaroAna, are working very industriously
to have him made marshal for that state. IN
place Of Robert Douglass. They think they
WIN make the rifIle. Judge A. W. Tourpee n
en0eraaDg NJ. D0ckery.
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Shot His BrOthcr.tn.Iaw,

tINCINNATI. June ia Georgetown, ky.,
special says Mack Sulyers yesterday aitorno IN
Shot, instantly killing John Bonnell, hs
brother fn-law. on account OF alleged ill-t ca
menI OF Sulyer's wife by BonneI.
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Tho AIliamce orr.

NORFOLK, Va, June l6.-U. 8. 8. Alliance g.
II Wadleigh commander, sailed at IL O'Clock
TO day for four months cruise between Nor
way and SpitzbeTgen, In search Of the missing
steamer Jeanette and her party.
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Frost nm June.
Wall Street To-day.

NORWICH, \. Y, June I6.-A heavy viii e
frost prevailed in this tChenangOl county last
night.
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TIE PRESIDENT APPOINTED To DAY Fred. w.
Sparling, OF Washington Territory, to be regis
ter OF the land Office at Vancouver, Warrington
Isaneoi!; aenry COX. OF San Francisco 10 be
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MCFARLAND 10 BE COMMISSIONER OF 4Hr Lawn
OsFICR-The President has decided 70 an ooint
HI. Noah C. NcFAriAnd, Of TOPEKA, Ksnson. 10
0e Commissioner OF the General Land Odce.
TnD oeclelOn wa made flnal last evening ~
appointment WIN be made vegy shortly.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1927, 763 90; customs. $3.50, ,2l27O.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

bicycle RACES
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB
At Iowa Circle, l3th and p s:s. JUNE IS, pm.
Six exciting races. Band of music Reserved
seats on stand 35 cents, for sale at Ellis Music
store, je 6-2t
A COOL AND PLEASANT PLACE TO SPEND
IA AN EVENING
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN,
1879. l34l, 13i3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Marine Rsnd. Prof. SOUSA in charge.
Adm.tt8nce Free iell-3m
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What Gen. Longstreet Saws,

Gen. Longstreet arrived In the city to day
He called to pay his respects to the President
Gen. Longstreet is looking remarkably well
He said to STAR reporter, that he would have
liked very well to have staid at Constantinop pie
had 1t not been for family reasons. He viii
duties as marshal OF Georgia July 1st. In ref
erence to the statement that he Is to build up
the republican party On the Malone plan Gen.
LOngstreet said he knew nothing of It. He
certainly would do anything he could for the
party IN Georgia. but did not think that there
was any brilliant prospects for 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-16

SECRETARY BLAINE has postponed his visit to
New England until next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-16

Mrs. BELLE NJ. BURCHILL was to day ap-
pointed by the President to be postmaster at
Fult Worth, Texas.
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C- n o T I O Z.
The undersigned having opened his New Store at
&. l419 NEW YORK AVENUE.
with well selected stock OF
BUILDERS ASD MISCELLANEOUS HARD
WARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C..
respectfully invites k!s friends and the pEblc 10
give him . call.
ap27-2m JAMES q. LANBIH
a. LADIES'
DO YOU WANT PnRE BLOOMING con-
PLEXION?
II 30, q few applications Of Hasan's
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
VIII crafty you to your hearts content
1t does away with
SALLowNEss. REDNEss, PIMPLEs, BLorcHEs
and all
DISEASES AND IMPERFECIIoNs OF THE SKIN
IT OvERcoMRs THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF
HEAT. FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT
IT MAKES A LADY OF THIRTY APPEAR BUT
TWENTY.
And so paurAl. gradual, and perfect its effects
that it Ia impose ib,e to detect its application.
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DR. E. 8. KIMBALL. Director,
under the auspices Of the
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.
ssUe clst that presented this opera 30 success-
fully at Il e benefit Of Manager Samuel g. Kings
ley including Miss Eva Mills. Mrs. e. q KimbaII
F. bay. John Pugh. A. II Bell, F. NJ. Pear,on,
II. A. FOresman, &C., and the popular
APOLLO GLhE CLUB
- Pirat,s and Policemen.
7. Sa'ler, Stage Msnager.
Original orchestra score kindly loaned by Mr.. r.
= Oyly Carte. OF New York.
Mr.. Warren g. Young the popular baritone, will
n1 between the acts, 'Ye GauaLts of Eng. and I"
fuH o. che ira acc0mpanin ept
Box Sheets now opeu at Ellis music at ,rs, an G.
W. Croplty's drug store. G. orgetown. jelO-10t
w TWEEN 9Th AND 7-H Open every Fur G.
Won EOR LADIES aud every AFTERNOON and
EVENiN0 FOR GENTLEMEN. Male aud Female
Teachers ready at all hours to give instruction in
swimming. Admission, 25 cents. 1e4
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The BallOtfne To-day.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 16.-In the bailoting TO-
day the half breeds dropped Mr.. Rogers for the
short term. voting for Mr.. Wheeler, and ran his
vote up to IS, placing his score higher than Mr..
ConkliDg's, thus having a candidate for each
vacancy receiving more votes than Conkling
and Platt. The score for Depew was the same
as yesterday, but he lost one. that OF Senator
Foster, who changed to Cornell.
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H. OFFICE OE THE COMMISSIONER o.
S TIE FREEOMAk'S SAVINGS AMI:
TRUST COMPANY
WASHINGTON. d. g., March IA, 1881.
Notice Is hereb, given to the DeoositSrs and
Creditors Of the FRhEOMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY that al claims must be pre-
sented, and all dividends heretofore declared ap-
Piled for, at this offfte. or before AUaUSi II
1881. or they WI be barred, and the amounts dis
tributed among the other creditors OF III, Con
psny. Is provided ia the act of February 2t, 1881
CepositOrs who have not already rae lived div
dends should immediate y FOR ward their h ookI bv
mail or eIpress or through some respsu.ib bia oSul
or banker, scc"m pafiaf with their address
msr12 JEO JAY KTffX f,npru's-io4e-
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NATIONAL TAEATER.
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE II, 1885,,
Testimonial Benefit rendered to
MIR. y. e. ElLIOTE.
By the leading amateurs Of W,shi neton On which
occasion VIII be presented Mr. Johu Brouvhams
beautiful comedy 10 five acts, entitled,
ROMANCE AND Reality.
General Admission, so cents Orchestra CHI ,irs
reserved, 70 cents extra Box sheet at Ellis Mu.ic
Store. $50 Pa avenue. now open. Col Seliason
st4ee manager m3t, lis, 16 IT At
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EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY
The Manager OF the
WARRINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
Takes Pleasure i'll announcing tie rn-
ergsgemer 0f the celebrated flSSsssfts.3N
CAPITAL JCBILh + SINGERS,
Coin number
For ther First Moon light Excursion of the Season,
tTHU HURsDAY EVENING JUNE l6, 1881.
he steamer Mary Washington VIII leave her
wharf. foot Of 7th rect, at 6 80 p. /, returning
at IL 80 pm.
Music and dancing a new and finely waved
daE eing deck. No Objectionable parties allowed on
'ard.
Tickets, for gentleman aud lady. 90 cents-for
Bale at the boat Oniy.
Jel5-2t E. g RANDALL, Manager.
, 1881-06-30
NEW YORK,

&Sse{at DNpatth to The Chicago Tribune. :
Nkw YORK. juAQ A.-QHAiN-1Y hent-W(ntOr
Wheat moderately active, chtoy In tho opuon |lnc,
slpoFt toniIaga cintnnlnu on limited 4cae, uuyl-
ssas mostly In rod KraaeA aud unvradcd NJ.
red rutalnlng its ascondoncy - the spuc,,-
Htuz carly In tho dny about Ha}&q
psF bu but again Eecodtg through tho afternoon to
nearly tho latest RAro1 ut Yesterday thus rottccug
n good part the variable reports from tho Wpst,
10. Nhtto oH0Fed rather moro freely and quoted
hssvy and irregular, further tceedinK about
k&lo per bn on very slack Inquiry. bpsiny
wheat has boon als0 y0sy uamo. nnd auetod bstply
steady. baes No. ) rod ut eLN0L17k for canal, unt
ch!cdy at ylzs}f for railroad. closing nt
noslly II tk27}&9l119i. closlag ut si.z79St
July. N.a540LHk clollng At 4l.sH bldt
70 August, alsl'$a!7+G c,ostna At st.zlh, 8eplem.
ssf, 2ls c!ostns at tzJgff No.. rcd. t44t
eDgraded rcd. tll18tx NJ to gunjtyt No. ChEcagu
aud Alalwnukoo RprlnR. si3&ls4. eltslnK At tl.ztH
asteds NJ Bsprlngr Ills, unHrtded sps.ng, .9t tSs
oor0 very freely dealt In. and quoted
stronger, but unsettled, In lnstancot, xni1-'
~ shrouRn tho earlier trailing A9Ha
hu but weakening toward tho elose Oh delIyoflss
ethaF than July. OH which mouth thq Improvement
Aisod Western unaraded ut a0asshc "a 10
quality and coudluuH1 New York steamer
nl1ed 1T b1A&as6c, chiefly " sHfaao, stsamor
Willie ut 65Eds low mixed At &1&e.
cetA sxaln quUtud doareE. In inatsnces M*XpA bu,
ad. ~ . fu1U, tery tfns pm \ m0dontsy actlYa
sosemepl chety In tho grades OF No. y whlto and
~. in the spatu&tlyu list Whlto Western ua-
adsd 81 Gk9t1c ~ TO- quality. mlxeq DO 1t AeA3xo1
sssses ss sss e 1:s' sss
asbo, "a saisi odstass. slss i.is 'sS asssss "
, 1881-06-30

s1sssy 1 a" Ss " Mc;" e. .rn s4k as .
tiSGs 70! II. E:1f: re ~
st.s sss s ssoty. s5" r. 'e%sns Ss% q" Il .,'sS
$Sss Il |. .1s s5ss'i io.,ay Mt ns,r.
lioSns rashsF dss"d, T si.iloai qns;s:i ,SE
4 J! ! S|'?s ;$'s :: :a
slas s f. sss sss ssseiss i L.: ;;;ss s
;{s's i;ss,;s: :, II;
;si s.!s .hss h i : @ ~.
+ f., Ts Er IT, ;spsMtc IT. % fa ssa @
w; ": !: I' III !; ii: i
,s};:,r; KEx ; 'c .'! t nix .'ssy; ;
;$;s; :$ ;; s:s:: s|a; III:
TLsWssS ;sses!s y 60 n.'s. sxmt,s s',n|
;; $% s :I; @ As,Is;s '; s;;; ss + s s
Whsat l,n,ed la!!ers e|a's!,d n@snyE @
s"s ;; sSss: 'if;!sl; II; iG,'s INK
H. 1%Hi:ss' st, .s,,. 5sa ,.'sf ts . II III FL M si II
i; $si;ss S$ 3a;': III ;F's ;s t!s3H ss
atrli gretl, HNlf1(ut Nd II}tc. Rtrnssf
NIL ass, u. &as.i. Senen!.'y,Sf: n
n!!xGh, 4Efs TIC; wiH Nn. 4tt 41e.
HAY-nni Att1 WGIk, nj WMthtr.
o1 1lissefSs IT, ~: Sw ygsnass gss .Se ''sot" and w''.
tlDri:llt ti:s-CotFAo lGt Int firm; lilo carzoes
lsfai u, ote S!.sas M! md ID , ,MSnx, ~
yass rUtsnina Hlois! NJ W. h'cu soady, with FUR
sGislaid. ltnrgUoH - bnnt. EE.
l'ETItJI.Et'M-ttn1I ind t.tlCl,nrEGd
TAEtOH--Htgnuyi G6f4i:4c.
tkEAIS.-flrh nEd uHct,llitcl.
Ttjt1.Nrt$E-Ftfin, nt fl}I8ttc
EaiHH-juift iSkfGi16G -. -....
r1lEM-Hion,iy, fnnfiornte alen,nni. hcmlock
rptn luustus hyrpB light niddes htd ticnxy weights,
EEa9ia.
WUUi-fn good demand Rt fnli ,,rscnss tlnfnesto
tlesc. pulled. t c. ut,wnslled. 4sEc1 Tug
M, lte:Ue.
i'IOv!stnSa-!'ask slronzor,. fairly nettvo: otts
mes. t!ikHtlft:1l6t npw dtl. flG.Hl Ncof quiet bit
Htcil{. Cut CHts NH'1tt UtntrHl 1H!G ctGAr tn|it-
;r; Ssso 'ho't d. '4c Lard 'is's'' rno stca't
: hErrsn-i,cmand fair a,ld narkc. iirm: toas22c.
CtEEaE-t1ut fMe1}8t.
T., @ ~ Il S"rGer au!e: and m,
SCOTCH t!.tlN1d1s An!nEicaf. tly{ir*IiM lttisrla
xhuutinx, sEtlNtlSW. NhIls-Eut, fl0t9liat cllnch
| $1KratIj,
, 1881-06-30

and did moi Ing untll tho nnsrn tnppy a crtksed t',c
erncr tlwx II, mn ncitlent tfa ChfMEO. }nr!lt'x-
Ton qancy Fund, near lins'lais, ihe curly nfrT,
bSiwean huycrH wns r,fIieiuntiy ritrl to carry ~,
prircs b I. Tho te,Ye.l ttn!tn arrival later u tlla
t1y. but the q rtlfnhd continuing hrfs0 TIM hnynhNn
Was sustained 10 tho r!*n FAIRS wDre NJ 2shasiM
nrkinr s, a,i ~ ri Es] tn gOd i, c.lnicn
heavy al,lpplfl. ns. rio nna!I!y ms tati;iaau!ry.
Inc 0fEdr nHs pf ihfofnf Krnlts bolnV tnrU th NEu.
Ally llnIlict Thu following sn1cH wGre nnted:
, 1881-06-30

TOLEDO. o.. iunc ncZl-GNAiS-Noon lionrd-Whont
auiEs Nu. rod spot and juno. t!e0t Angust, si1s;
yuar, sl.l|I Corn hrm, No. 2. July 45et year, 4so
Outs wnnk, So,9 wlc. September, .sGo.
ArrEtSouE CAi.l--Whcnt stpntsyl No. !. rod, spot,
tl2ss Juno k.o1Si luy. sl7sS August, sl.l45ss Bop.
tsn,bar. ~; Ld, tl1st Hsku4l Yoe!, sll!.{, amhur
axs2 stg nl M ts; M Maste,!s NJ xIqIy; !5StS I'D; is
btl. l1}ke uhkul, seut. ltt4o blt. 1870 usknI.
itEcEttTH-Whont, a,to bu; G1En, ~ Jul bu; bnts,
aEilirNEsTs-wheat, lou but corn, aooa bu, oata
Ths Exchange Mill faIourn tomorrow afternoon
Until TuUslA} ntxt.
, 1881-06-30

UALTIMonE, aIts June sg,-fiouis-Firm and fair,
local tF1tlt lEnniih.
DnAtS-Whcht-Westorn ahout steady cosIng
ulit Mo. w!ntcr red, sput MID Juno, s.1T 4al2&i
Jnly, e?isnt.9Jks August, 81 September
fl.s!J&@LGL c0rn-wes,Orn rteAdy, o!oslnH nstner,
tIct El,tt ind .Htr+ 6t1<ttstfr, iMy. 6t{dtlt!fcs
1.,tE.st s|e.!rr ~ tats-steayt Mes1-
ilAy-jjulli ltr,U 10 u,ioiuv i'cnsySn1lti. ti7.0s
$Al,Ul. -- ...-
lRutIBDks-Httatyn nna anict- Lard. rOtned. l!c.
nuTTEIt.-stcady; Westrrh fresh efsss. l:s.t1c-
EttA-FlrIh ut j5c. ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet Busur qulutt a soft, loAo,
IETllu1.HifM-QuIGk
lHEIUitTs-rn IlYGrpuo 4ttA.1y
lsEcElrfsFto lis: 0s*I wloat, 1o, ,Vn bu, corn,
Ef,tkb 1l.i Ohtt, 1hfn but ryn. ~ hu.
HHtp,iESTH-1Fhna !2E!U! bu, t!lrn. s5 100 bu.
HALES-Wllcat, ~ ,aD btl. cGrt' lB4rG5f bn.
, 1881-06-30

CRiIAH NArtNH. !A., juno Al-ht thS regular weekly
dairy loar VI TEuds sales to-day LIN tubs OF butter
were sp!l trices rnnge fFnM fnE ereumery,
lumsnl ckGceuuu tho HAppt3. --'
, 1881-06-30

Vt. LOUIS, Juno oa.-cuETayMi Middllna. l03&c, Sales
la. ltacu'pss, lC0i shipments VT stock. N70l
3, NEW GsLEAN June eH.-cDTTnN-Nut Fecekyed,
!. MEMPlis. lvnu M-c0rrOS-AbH AbHieli. rec1Ipis, N
6ftess shlpmeaa, @1 stock. l69ll sales, lu's mid
, 1881-06-30

DETROIT. Mth., Juno ozl--FLuVh-stoady.
uAAlN-SYheat-Exsra n1ullnaii No. white, Ia.t7y
reA nuul!na!. M. whItu, tl.t4k. Recspn, ra0 bu,
shipments, l.Nn bu.
, 1881-06-30

t>,. EAST ltlEltTf.
.Jssy HsF j Hs%T ss @ tsas s's nd aat3s!'ssss: il
III tsEs 81 ssss ST. ~ sos sny
has ,s ssw ,i'fs .n;iny a Tt vs,y fSw
ssSaS!' s 9, 1's a'o'. sa
oa.: rsss ars s @ f?s% stoSsy snsss
Es'Ss :'a 20 ~ IS @ n ssss Ss
sna AZ e. I, ss g Tsn.s Es f. sSss ay IT,
$s s::;s: & s vs:ss: 'ss sy; @
ssd ssss 5 'ssE g 5 @ '''' total for two "''
I, HurrALO.
sH esa.sssPs ina tsPay ssas!
sss f!sfis aSs :'o'k.
S5S'5s '$$$ ss S's: 5s se s5aS
&Ss @ !s$s S$:
n stss SS1% s ~; sa'
:. NEW YORK.
Ss :!
s " a;f $ 1sS
:sss "sss; % p'as ass ,ssS 'S
Sea f; t"s ~ fS sGos 4o rs
i sr. LOUIS.
FL h M a tissts wFk s11 % nt;4 ;p
ss4, H1p"s shpns IT, TSs; an as;.isf
fssHa siStscr: efS.: :issss. :sSa aSs; moderate
= df%sad 81 III tansy Il :{S -. '. s.,' - NV
sssy s,ss ass: sS sssaSs Sssts @ ssss
r. '' =" KANSAS CITY.
. sptetaf pttnaitb 10 The Cnfraco Trtbnte
, 1881-06-30
CfNCtNNAsrr.

CINCINNATI. juno - l-Ctrrny-Qut nt inJtc.
FLniH-i}uilt fnnilly, tA3hHtt funcy, AL0oenLh.
t;uAtS-tfiIuAt cas.ur; NJ. rod wintnt, s:nat at.
Cus,--1Iohand tnar md ,tarkut* trn,t No. mixed,
%sis; ~" e. :ea!eg ,t s;' ''fp r, M. nixc As ltso
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ilnI nj fiJdi,r iaItd iiIi!i at
ttt Hulk pRib @Npt; st1HuserA. fL l1Gt c1pur rlIJ
f4Ill IrtH xrarr., and ilrHl, shUudur5 itI; cluaf
rjl, a. Ii; elurr; Et.Ah -, 80"
Wnikky-ACttyu A1sd ttrM{ ft,E, -
uUITEtt-uu1l Afld t,nGlinnxott.
, 1881-06-30

sr*etat D.patsh 10 Tho Chteaao Tribune,
KASHAn CRY, Mo-. dunu st-iiWAlS-Iho I'rtes
CurrsHt re,,orts, Whuat-lsaroiuls 1,r1l hu, shIp.
monta, 7xkl bu, HFnlur No. cua, Ankct July, Net
~ hu ttipneHts, l.iu hut hlalur, Nj. cusl, ae;
, 1881-06-30
TfT3FFAf,n.,


BUFFALO, June Al-uJtAtN--starket, vcry dull,
prlcss numlnaIly unrhnH9odt no aalrs,
CANAL ALfNEi1&lTS-unrhalReu.
, 1881-06-30

PEORIA, HI, Juhu .. @.-tlltAtH-Corn 1uiot, high.
mixed. 4Sl(Gs#s; Mixed liz lsJfu uAts tuIti No, J
uhito, 1ltso. 1lyo steady, M. \ ttno.
lIla,twISEH-Htoaiy ut fi,ts)4.
ilEnEIrrs-Wllent, 3+1i5 bHt narn, us pu. oats
10t:E4 hut ry.t ~ hui aar1GH. Aa1 hu.
ly.2l bu; rye, n0nVt lmrlcy. taD bu. :,
, 1881-06-30

rttunt ns fnEmar hEdnts. hHt t,o enrrons demand is
scft rottu gt,f1s atenhy and unrl,nngct!i lnv mil
medium Hrnhc* ~ cttt1n ffanMG1t lhtaey said acHu;
UrlHia nulpt: flfntEn KuttIs ditIt,
, 1881-06-30

i INntANArnL1s. Ind. tuHe 2a-GHAsN-tyheak
weak, tLlfsE9IlT. Corn wcaks tt}4Qtsc OAts weak
HsBo,
, 1881-06-30
LIN; N.tPJfjhJION. .,.~
GO0DRlCH'S STEANERS(, j I :,

Err Racing md M!wnuken twIco dn!ly nt r. m,
For tlfnnd lihyrn, vim alima,lkc., twcn daily ats
H. H. nd =. m, SMh'try nHrnlnH nxcrpted.
Fur shsbnyrnh MnnttnHur. iht'iinE,t.n. and tians.
tee. daily NJ ~. sn ta,ht1ay H,brnlnx 1xctptcI!.
IT, rn ,, tiren!I Eay %nd say tmrts Kcwan-
r9: E.snnl't fayntr md Al! Lake Supnr'or towns
VIZ EsEsflhfhl, ssntltftlny Mt n. n.
tr FtnMktntt, iIes',rt 4ircnilfa. aic Tnosjay ht6
n. m. hflN SHtttr,trY ut Il n, Ill., .. :
LllrkA fN..f 3iirfuhr1.nY. -
, 1881-06-30
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NO. 1e.

plated relation like this. She was un-
willing to put her freedom as an author
ess and public leader into the fetters OF
wedlock. They quarreled, separated,
and Chopin's heart was broken. Con-
sumption speedily completed the work
it mad begun, and the woman bo had
reproached did not come back to sustain
him in these dark hours. The two met
in the sunshine Of dream land and parted
amid its glooms.
Let us turn from these unhappy scenes
to more cheerful picture. Berlioz, in
one of his letters, recently published
abroad, says: SIN the summer Of 1888,
Henrietta Smithson, being ruined in
fortune and half-cured of broken limb,
I married her. The day of our marriage
she had nothing in the world but her
debts. I had only 300 francs, and these
were lent me-" Berlioz, after hard ef-
forts, paid his wite's debts, and the TWO
were happy, and were devoted to each
other in their artist lives.
Schumann married for love, and his
wife was his inspiration and helper. He
could not have done without her. After
he became insane she watched over him
like mother; and after his death, tho
best interpreter of his music to the
world was noble Clara Schumann.-
ostOn Folio.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-10
Cannibals Shipped to Europe.

Captain G.. Schweers, of the Hamburg
steamship Thebes, who arrived in Ham
burg on the Goth from the western coast
of South America, has brought with
him strange human cargo. During
bis passage through the Magellan Straits
ne obtained eleven Feuerlanders -
four men, four women, and three chill
dren-veritable cannibals. Some diff
culties had to be overcome before he
could persuade them to undertake
voyage to Europe, and the problem as
to their food on the passage was also
the cause of q good deal OF anxiety, as
it was impossible to lay in stock OF
some kindred tribes for the sustenance.
The captain reports that he was highly
satisfied with their behavior as passens
gers. At first he laid ordinary cooked
meat before them, but the whole COM
pany sickened; hereupon they were
1 provided with raw flesh, and they re.
covered their normal state Of health.
They we're offered tallow candles, at
first in fun, but they regarded this sort
Of food as very choice European del1-
cacy and the women invariable made
their children partake OF it. All the
members of this curious company
showed remarkable capacity for learn.
ing and acquired q number Of German
and Spanish words and sentences with
facility and employed them to good
purpose. The visitors are to be sent to
| Paris first, where they will be exhibited
or will exhibit themselves we should
perhaps, rather say-to their civilized
brethren in the Jardin Of d'Acclimata
tion. They are next to be forwarded
to Hamburg and after o short stay IL
that city they will make the tour OF the
great cities OF Europe. London Globe