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cnstotner where stray horse could bo found,
and who first 0cgan T.. guess In reBnrh 10 tho
bnese's color, aHd said, ,Tho horse Is n hav,"
and was told that hv was wrnnR. that tho hnrse
G"t snpiy renrkc rem ~ Va Will. u xnnwetl sgfF,s; i wa;
either bny nF q RrHyl'-shhuld such II com.
Ent stAtns Uf affairs unly portnis Rrnetnlltics.
ThcrG may % 1Hany dnr tx hnra0A etreftittr
Krooined. and theirs may ho many that aro mt
ring. INT, At any Fhtet thero !s n great tlcslre
pcrmentiliE tho heArt Of evary Dam',orAtto iaa,i.
cr to p4t Up strong tlokct. and there II sor,e-
rhnt of AZ expectation Ut winning IT TO sui..
:, Tho nonlnadons snr tho lesser Offices Of tho
Upon the location Of tho nominee fHr Governor.
There are lcw stronger men In rho uefnncratto
ranks Ut the Htnte than Nal. William ". ARM
strung. wlnhe Interview heads this article. Al
Democratic county Of Seneca. no ran for Cnn.
Rress orcc Or twice, and has held the oi.ice OF
Secretary of State. lilo hMs attended every ctif1-
ventton NJ tho pnrty In the Stale fnr many years,
and know ererytMMly In tho rnnks. hoth ynunE
md old. Tho meaaufe or measures that "i3illy" j"
" my one else trying to carry. Gen: ltlce, his
candidate OF twu ycara aRn, wns. dcteated In
ct!nscntton. to be atirn: but " fli!ly'n" Judgment
o. Ewing wMs mot}1ncd IN the elcctt0n.rrturns.
The possibilities arc not bv any means reinute
~ thst tn tns Aaor may himself be n9nlnated tar
should he desire tho second place. he wuu!d
sthnd fhs best kind nf shnw OF obtaining It.
Wlto HMkwAlte. and plcnty Of money, or ban.
GtnR ana w0niesfu! ability as an organizer frnm
sne so9thwess, and Artrst strnnx. With bis un-
the Northcast: a vcry xnod Ticket cs,uId 10
made. / submtt It with my beat Wishes ia tho
cominr convention. UANY,
, 1881-07-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY ], 1ss-TwELvE PAGES

Jume1 property. possession OF which has tcan
ct.f,testctl by heirs 4nce 1870. Tho present snIE
WAS brought ly William fnR1ls Ehnag and wife
nrHtnAt Nelson Ehnsn and wife and hthnr4. The
property cuHsista OF 1,t00 lots In il1otont parts
ut tho city.
4 DEFACLTEn DEAD.
The death by npoptexy nf Wlilinm ". Hurn-
,n,rl, fnrtnBrty t,ok keeper In Tho Joek Dep,rt-
mettt, tH.t.tIrrttl WctlnHsny Mt hnntrenl. Hntn.
f1Hln wns indicted aJ,tlt twn yenrs MYn ~ a de.
fa,,tter In the Duck Department ~ Rb0ut $l6 (tU.
nc plead Guilty md WINS Itfmltfel tn hall. He
suddenly hIanpnbarcd nlMut n yenr nKo md
nbthli1u whs heard ffum him until the annnuttgaA
fneat OF hin death. Ills btt1y wAs brought hero
mud funeral ecryces held Inst nlvht. 1tccent
Investigation Of tho dock Department showed
TINT Hurnhhm'B enhcxzfgfnent amounted to
81 oo0 tnoro than ttrst reported.
Kff.f.Et, HIMSELF.
An alleged hefaultlng clerk. Charles 3. Mar-
ttn ngc -, killed him yesterday tt1nrrinx nt
hIa llfln1o Nh, ~ Ahcfph! street. Heonklyn. lie
Ind heen tho confidential clerk hf {}eDrEo W.
Itr1,wn for two year when deficit Of t2.M0 WAS
discovered. Martin protested bin tnnNence.
TIE RTANuAR1s OtL CDNPAxY.
Tho Central italrna1 Cnmpnny Of Now Jetfcy
has been etlVaRcd Ut Ito rebuilding all !t4
bridges. tho standard oil Company fearing II
their pipes hrr tnket. up to permit the rntsuu nf
tho bridge at fiHy0nne they will nut he permit.
ted to retAy them. 40 they hare p1Aced II gtanl
OF :aU men nj thu place to prevent tho enitrr,Atl
pcnpIc IRON dong nnytbinG. The railroad mon
lre 1Athe ring In large numbers, aud trouble TO-
fUre ulorulng ID feArel.
, 1881-07-01
ous or A. II. s,ephens, stories.


1yashtag.on ooryt.po4taes kea1rsls cosrlsriour.as
duto illustrating how !ats ~ !.fe wgma,.s sel.
sbt.y0ntaS Mhuut hUF A0u may last. ll0 SAya that
a. \ ti.ae when i wns known snat the widow nt
l'retiaeut Madison was IN such poverty NJ really
q IItts, H. ''t'St Sitt t;s ass s reiief w.
lIouso, WHICH - earnostly chaiup|oaed: IL
IHaIG seltalg ,'.lnt In uFkluX III immediate
passago by saytlgs "Oe9tHM0n, to-day the
!ay seaoha1 a M tue venerable rye o. ysasss,
for thIs .!o!.;st mn T. e hor nv aaY y p.s!sS S
ssr.ss upoa the ~ ,*,natser aad aas:,eate.i the
passage 0f tho bill ~ WaTnlY that Il Wht
passed On that :lay. I!e, ttlt - slatcd WITH
htB triumph tAAt he dcctdctt t0 Iak9 tho news to
tisnos.. eotne 0ns, h.,woyer;. hid preceded Ala
aud fully reported hs speech t., tho lady, whu, 10
hi* s4eprtas xsssso4 hlnl " saying: T.. Or, .hank
1ul ylLu made u uIlslAkt Whph ypu 8all WAS
" ttrday. atn mol -, !! *!n 1aiy y tu.day.
lllMk Hus KrMV0 lntktaks," " he3 Dir. Stephens
f9pvat44 this % btss. Juan ]. CTlstunaUn. 0ne OF
MFs. Nfudlsuns frlun4s. wau had told hlu1 hur
axv. aho said: Al! tho sans. NJ. Gtephens. it y
true anD IL really ~ Year, ul1IH BIZ. htrphvnY
aays ho has auver dured u.untlou 3 lady's ago
since, hoxeyes l1uuA hu luGht lupe to make III
argument In her favor lF ~ uuux.
, 1881-07-01
CONEY ISLAND.

!. spfeiag Dtspaiea 10 Ths Chicago Tstb,sns.
NEW Yolns, juno a0.-Eycry one inter.
ested In racing regretted to-day that tic
closing day Of the June meeting of tlia CuNey
island Jockey Club lla.l come. This Club Ia
only ln Its second yG,lr, but Is alruady tic
strongest and nlost successtul turf arganIza.
ton III the United Statsa. 1t was Il hut
afternoon, but tho course WIS crowded,
Rs 1t observed to .bo, boca,lso 1t was much
canler aud moro attractive place tian tho
city, and becanse the racing was at rare In
terest. Ripple followed up his Victory Of
Tuesday with another crcdttable SUCCESS.
That very fast but short-wlndsd horse,
Charley G0raIaM,, WIS first In ono Ut his
fay0rlt !tttlo selling splns OF three-Quarters
Ut u mile.
A BRIGHTON BEACH nEARr
Of great worth called Krupp Gun had much
tho best OF the WEIGHTS til tile mite-al,d-il-
quarter handicap, and managed to run Away
3rum aalck htlrseA as One Dino. HRlnterer, Atid
Uncas, The luAt"namel anNdrupch crnWleal
along a. U bis proper nlace WRs In hospEtal fur
tho ruCktrcd And er4IlpIed.
blunt mn! nusttnate uuss a fpw inohea III frunt
OF Parole . ut tho hnlsh Of tho lunK run OF two
nMIsh.
p1EllNE LoR1LLARp's 9.YEAn-oLp YOUNG
sTElt FLlduT
took the Wclter Weights race and his colt Saccrn
had q Walk0yer tor tie 2-yeAr old purse. Frank
eattes Ut 4 stecplschaee eyer spcn on any race'
oaurse. tfht attal,tfnn OF turfmun IL nJw III.
rooted IN Lung Nrnlieh, whpFp tho trdt summer
mcottnx will opon SATURDAY.
, 1881-07-01
THIS EVENINGS PROGRAMME.

l. "Iruunnn W1,ndashar," Chorus With aoios. ...Abk
Enrih AHnrcIn hssorgctbunll.
. baritone tnl0, Nj, =: HcHsHaurtx-
Epto Chorus By the GHFEsanA AAuneEch0f Of Clacn-
hntt
?. Aria from "Euryan.hs Wobor
Mr. ". CAnhltlltA.
q. "Ths Congregation Ut Suuli.uhxlHnp'c.'' .
NnQfnt Will
Surth American ID engai bind,
Haas SHlD. ME. +. HaHmeFtz.
T. Theme and tAr1A4unx.. ..Frpch
Mud. l'ssChkA.Iscninec.
t. "FEithtpfn fur Mni0 Ch0Sus sulu VGlces, =.
my sSf r. ;;;,,;, III; i ;a.:tr 'hfoea
ArnIU lib. Mr. ". t.. Tnm1tnA, Conductor.
:. Walther'a E1ize aonx. tEUm " Ito Moistss- ,,
T. "AtI A!0tlG. EGQfn4..sss..
North An!ettcnu tM0nvoFbnnd.
g. 40 Mo Fefnaudu." fslu Ills fay0F!tA".. pon21etu
alnu e. Donald.
w. W Atu q lk1&Wnr .MaAdeA&ouA
Mr. II. ". WhttnsJ.
10. Uruaus' DEATH! lilo tolssmann
hHrth AnsrloIn ksnHnFaFbund.
9D1ntstAs Yal0u1 AAtt. FD1GhkK fusus. Mts
. ". w.tNntlius; EFaeat Of HOlan, HI. I. ttonn1ertS
Hans =. Conductor
, 1881-07-01

THE STOCK MARKET 8T1t0SOEn4
Special DttpdteA to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw York, Jnne 30.-"'f'lle market to-
day." safd broker this afternoon, las
been stronger md prices tinve ndyatced.
rho future Ia considered doubtful. Tho
sllrewdest observers seem to be t1yltled In
opinion. An tnsider told me to-1ay Tint It
way useless to expect any permanent boom
In the market until the break in the trunk
line stocks hal taken place. lie thought
the Vanderbilts must 60 10 per cent lower
and other stocks from 8 to 6 per cent lower
before my plethora of money or condition
Of crops would cnrry the snarket up" All
other lnsidet said that tic market would
Improve materially this week. lIs thought
Links Shore wouIh recover its dividend In q
few days, aud all good stocks would 60
higher.
A report was circulated this morning that
the New York Central llad
WITHDRAWN FROM THE POOL,
and that Slr. Fink had discharged large
number Of employees, but 1t did mot obtain
,nucn credence. Rallroad nIen say that the
relations between the New York Central and
Eria Roads are far from fr1cntlty, anti that
there Is probability Of war. Grain dealers
say that tho lowest rates 0f tho
senson haya been obtained to-day.
Wabusl, Is very strong mid a
further advance Is predicted. Thu building
Of the New f0rk, Snseunelianna & Western
Railroad from Stroudsburg tu Scranton IL
considered settled. The. Company has &C.
cured sufficient coa1.lallds IN tho Lackawan::
,!0o, 700 tons Ut anthracite. A. CONTRACT WAS
made Tuesday with one nf the wealthiest
operators Ut that reg lon for 4QO.0o tons a
yenr. i Is understood that the Missouri Ia:
1tnftroui
It's Withdrawal fr0n tic southwestern Rail-
ROAD Association, Without this soaA
TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER POOL CANNOT De
MAlSrA1NEp.
The Association has virtually been lend for
some tiNie, but h0pus have been entertained
meett,'E nee IL 1"ly. It Is now sad thai 10 mest,nx
W 9e hc q9 sct w ~ stss w w ,bS bS
seceio to hls de1nands., Insiders Il Elayalcd n:
frs ssy tut hs tss KanS. aHo y
ss xs,x 1sSs Esxsod s:S Ss!s$ssss Il
crnsido1e aiMost cer'sn .,t ro atfrs
morning, "ront!nue In 4 very nnsettled coud!-
ton. The hlnnhatsnn directors hRvc oeen n
sHsslpn considerable part Ut the time this w1ek
Tho result seems 10 hAvo been to tncrelso
THE ANXIETY AND DI8fllCsTf
Of the Mauhsttan ant the Metropolitan stock.
| holders. II !B undvrstoou thnt nh earnest efnrt
as a'ao py ns sanpsttM stoskeosrs E, '.t
| Could be taken by instdors. and tho pr,eccds ap-
| piled 10 tho payment Of the July dividends
on the ground that It Was hotter to lose tnnnc,
inx nut q Manhattan stock. An insllcr said
The pfugram Of the mantpulators Of the Ec.
yatea stocks ls to default III tho, July Interest
tan md Metropostsn d.s Iaws!iits Wit eiihsr Se
fixed 1T. Or Hyrdlcnte formed tg ubtAtn IL con
, 1881-07-01
STRIKERS.

1t1A-htfkhbEk3 AMI OlAf4t[3*
Spfttat Dlspa.eh 10 mt Chtfdao Irtb1lns
NEW YDf,x, June 29.-The strike IN the
Morgan fron-Wurks wns ended to-day by tho
return Of The blacksinttl,s to work. Tho En-
Rineors' Union paid out s7al to the men on
strike from the Brooklyn ltytlraufic-works.
THE clerks of tlla Grand street Rilsi l}owcry
mems furntshtnE-gnods stnres aro beginning n
movement fur the closing of the stures at 7
=. Ill, except oil Saturdays, III tile Hull season.
of July AMI August 4 mcetlng 1T dele
gates, ure from each Gang Of taborers and
mechanics. employed In the Departments Of
Public Works, Parks, md Strect-C!uantng,
will 10 held at Academy Hall, :s07 rhlrl
avenue, tomorrow evening, to discuss the
means to be employed to secure all Increase
Of wages.
+. BALDAcf 4 soy,
smelters and rptiners. III Nowark, engaged
about fifty New York men to take the places
ot the fnrEacencn who quit work on Tues.
day because they we're denied M Increase
OF e cents day I'll their WAGES: When
tue now llaNds arrived ill., NeWArk.
md learned OF the strike, they
refused to work, and taen1ndel q tlnyfs pay
for loss OF time. The Mcssrs. Balbaetl paid
their fures back to Nrw York. The tirtn say
TINT II the strikers ilad nlade their demand
for higher waRes before stopping work It
would l,nte received consideration. Afachll.
lists employed IN different sllops In Newark
struck for O 'nit-hUlldny yesterday Sumo
members Of the trails refused to nuit work.
, 1881-07-01
BUCKS IN CONFERENCE,
THE SITUATION AT ALBANY, j,

p kptetal Hhsutth to tn Caeago gttbae&,'
New YolsK, Juno 60. II. Dellnfs0n and
4, u. Jol,l,son, Of uttca: ex-Assemhlyma,,
Titus, Ut Utica; Gen. Grant, and other Bucks,
were at the Firth AyeDuo Ilutel to-lay, Tho
close relationship existing between ex-Se!l-
ator Conk'tnx and these frlenas caused thelF
uttera,,ces to be llstenel to will. attention by
tl.ose Interested In the contest Ut Albany:
One OF theul satd that Mr. Conklsnx had
given up all hopes u! being returned to the
Senate, and that 3lr. Plat hast EXPRESSED
h!msalf In s!m!lar manner. "Mr. P!ast u
remaining at Albany" said the person. only
to be Of assistance to Mr. Conkllng. aud at Ills
request. fIhey' ara acting In taru0ny, atld
all talk 10 tae contrary Ia untrue. Mr. Plat
, 1881-07-01

Fusel OIL az the I;s*enco Of t'inearp1o
htrasvberry-Gtder tr0nl No Orchard.
A.t1u Ytfk Hun4

htravvberry-t:tder fronl No Orchard.
Ht7v Park Nun.
"Tllere Is mighty little genuine fruit ex-
tract In the strups md flav0rs dt cttI,,ne rce,'
the chemist of n manufacturing house said,
pushing aside Rluss jara. strainers, and re-
tOrts, 20 rs 10 lnaku clear space for some
Of his books Of formulas "Satural navots,
arc both weak and costly. Fur instance,
II you sugar down pfneapplcs nr strawber-
rEes, you get delightful natural sirup,
hut your white sugar alone will cost YOU
s. cents gallon, and tile fruit Is expensive,
as yoa know. The flavor is Just at It's prop
CT strength and will not 20 Il great ways in
tavori,nG additions to the s!rup; aud SO only
a small portion Of the fru. syrups and
essences ofcommerce have any fruit about
them. Smell thlsl'
lie unstopped vIa1 Of thin. transparent
liquid. It dfIIUsed Il strong pineapple odor
Of Irritating pungelcy.
"That," he sald,"is butyr1c ether. Mixed
with alcohol, 1t Is tho pineapple oil Of COM
inerce, and 1t enters Into nearly every lavor
manufactured o1,d into must perfumes. II Is
extracted from rancid fat. The taIlow oil
which Is tho basis OF artificial butter will
furnis!, It. Another prominent ingredient OF
artificial itavors Is anlyle, which you will
n"o" us'se. -, .,.o .'''a'a ~ !"se' wa oo'ho
o!!o VI ~ e.'"l'.ha"s ~ !'1t .ie A!als1iaeture
uf the flAvors Of pineapple, strawberry, rnsp-
herry, npricot, pear, orange, and apr1e,
Co,npuuntls Of tnctE,yl. NJ, extract Of coai tar,
mr., nisn r,,ci, nsnti. smrcinic nil o,,t",n"i
nre hlso 'lue1 1seu. ouse'n.c , Nela. oolaiIlea
liu'n aiDer; sepnee MGin, rStfuetel ifoil INt
allu beli29le ncisl' uilgtha'ly extracted ff1M
vegetable resin. but llnw lIRtle frnul nnpll-
tlintile, Il cont-Uii product, are also much
!'srt 4! various shapes. Fnrlnlc acid, another
lnRFcolent; was Originally ,ootalnett fruLl
4htSt hlil c!ee ils lal,ie ~ aeE!Seu from tile
i.atln Wof!t tt,r ant, 1ofiiictn; Htt u Is now
m!ltulaelllrea arlt1iclaIiy. Chlofotofiu goes
INFO st,lli4 llasofs, notanly grippe essence:
anu qxalic nclsl goes into tle bloom of
EM!3cberry, npfleo1, lemon. aflu apple. Iar.
tniic ac!u II also largely usal. Most "
these suhsfi'!ce5 are useit II tho form of
ethers, uiu thelr STRENGTH OF od0r IS due to
their cxGeeIlllG vasnitlafy."
AAfe noI , sc !s1 c91fliIpnll'as lIp', i!llGrtous
noses," wis the answer: "7hs reaso!i why
they mny bc used TO Initiate fllsurul ilarors
With stcil success IS doubtless due to tie fact
| tlmt tie fnsurs OF tho NATURAL fruits nre d1.u
| to their prcsencc.. Nutyrle a"ld IL naturally
| present isl the pineapple, tarlnrlc ncll ~
| wine. cItr[c ncld Il! lemons, n!lt oXale acid
| III Eo0stberrles. Nhiia ArlliirtAl tir0rs Or
csse'tfeS woiIi be poisonous. taken in lnrge
quantities, 1t docs nut 'luH thnt thetr !tsa
ny ttavnrs IS li!tar1oNs my mora than TINT
almonds should NOT ny eaten because thelr
| c0llcelItri.ee1 Gxtrnct ls pnlsonflta.
"AS matter OF tnct. Sl!ttn water tiay0rs and
caf!dy haFofa ate all!11st ~ 'afa1ly nrt!sleln!
, 1881-07-01

SAN francisco, June M.-Clarkson n.
Potter, OF Now York, reached this city Tues
day. In response to Inquiries BY n reporter,
he satd he wns on slg,t.seelng tour on the
Puclha Coaat. and nynwcd ignorance on tho po-
lfsieal stt1atlon Ut Albany, on THE p!e4fSant hn
fur United states Senatnr ty tho Dumuurata
while on his Way to San Francisco.
, 1881-07-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 3o.-The conErcgn-
tion Ut Mayor kalloch's church l,as written
him letter nsklng htln not to be a candidate
for office, whluh ho nrlswcrod by saying that ho
would not run tor office Axntn.
, 1881-07-01

tret' yar1is from tbs interesting sccno, nrrlve,1
Ihc anxious Hother. IN order to rclteyo the bny
estzeA rho cth,n with hcr hnnd4. whsrtuptm fo
instn'in his tenth In her wrist, md FIR hltln
Ms Wnlc tho contest wts lively 0etwgHn tho three.
ING un*prrhte cton IN TIC tnraniI,no aelsrd
er ttn,k frntn tho bny's pnckct hts knife nntt
attcr tltsGm1nxo!lne n the com be stlilt mold mn
cut did h9 rulux hls hn,j -,
, 1881-07-01
SUICIDAL.
&pseid3 Dtspateh 10 TAs Cateaso Tribune.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June 3o.-Frank LeIbrook,
Of E!kadur, cut hls throat twice to-tlny with
u razuF. Ma IL the son OF ChHrlus LeIbr0uk, u
pronilncnt n,aro bant. and no cauas Ii ass'Knod.
and he died after suffering fuw hours.
, 1881-07-01


WENoNA, ILL.,. June 2s.-Iis It Is q gencr-
ally conceded fact that Judge D. cannut pos-
sibfy be his own successUr. 1t will snon bc o
matter for The Republicans Of 1lltnnts 10 DE-
eide as to who It shall be. In the D'uomtnx-
ton PtsntHgruph Ut yesterday mention WIS
made Of the lion. Greenburs l.. Fort, ex-
Congressman. l suppose II the matter were
tn be LIFT to the choice Of the Republicans Of
the Eighth District, or to tito Democrats II
they were TO clluose a Republican, there
would not be many dissenting voices 70 this
proposal,
MI. Fort has In very able manner repre-
sented the Eighth District in Congress for
eight yenFs, and to all appearance might have
esoson = tre sSa lie f
WIS purely voluntary. and much regretted by
by constituents, althuuKh ttcy consiles thsn:.
In conversin1 short'ttm since With prom-
name bus been msntioncd freely W as a i,ft,babis
:sSs I'm ;SS
'~sy: @:sy ae vii u nasS
I have not seen or beard from him ainco be left
Washington. understand he ia spending his
summer quietly. looking after bta several farms
the first be has Ind for almost haf lifetime
lu bis pleasant Lac,,n bone.
Shnlla he be called to the 0tlIce OF United
States Senator. bH Will ba lnNu OF tho people.
and eannot fall eventually to become Us tt,pllnr
In the State as be now fs Iu Central lllluls. lte-
spect Tor and confidence In him always hnrc
become acquainted With him. TN.
THE t7rsEESRACK CAaGP-MEETISG.
sptetdi D'pasea to The Caseus, 1rtbuna
LANSING, Mich, June 3o.-A visit to tho
Greenback camlelnee,tng tonight disclosed
tho fact that. IN pnint Of attendance, there
llas been slight gain fur ttie ieredcenlables
today, but far from anything approaching
crowd. Probably 800 people were III attend
ance to-day. which, considering tho cialuls
made In advance, Is anything but cncour-
aging 10 the managers. uaweyer, large
crowtl Is confidently lutked for Saturday al,d
OH the Fourth. which will be necessary to let
the management out OH expenses. The ora
tors to-day were Warren Chase, of California.
aud ]. II. Randall, of Jamestown, n. i,
Theirs was quits MI arrival OF notables
To-day. In fact. tnost Of tho people, present aro
present are D. II. Elark. cAndl.iatn for Unypri0r
on the OrccnoacE TICKET tn l0wA: a. 81. West, Ut
Ing Weaver will gct h.re t,-tnurr.,w. uud will
speeahlfy. Quite ns!,nbar Of Western editors
s9ue e 'o so'dSy ss"x w "r$ gares Il nys
GGna,snn; ): N. wtsd. ''S BLU sar. .j,S J's'7"a
aspek shs H.. a;s kas; tsnaa sa II ii e,as.s:.yes s s
ttn Sentry. thr TH'aN, the National. aud a NUM-
her Of athcr Gseethack pnpeEs arc comfortably
ably lucated And tho weathnr beautiful, and all
that seetns to be lacking 81 fur Ia tho crowd.
, 1881-07-01
INTERNAL ReueNltE pFce

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
CINCINNATI, O., juno 30.-Thu tnternal feve-
nue. receipts far the First District OF Ohio for
the month OF June wero $0l3.at0 For the ycnr
endn4 To day, s,E0. .33sa. TAs Ia an increase bf
nearly a million Uygr tue preceding year.
, 1881-07-01
GRAM D. PICNIC
At Wright's Grove,
SUNDAY, JULY 8.

Dnx odlce now open ht the Expaal ION Uufdlnt
fnr tho ene VI NEAEatvEn AEAT5 uniy.
f.nRle tsaervUd Heats IN l'arNuoltn.. ..,...".,$a
Einxls tGservou Ssatx Ia North ualtOTy...........
w. Thc saie III usissral AdnllssIon Tickots 1psn
two b0urx tefur1 each performance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-04-14
IN,LE;NT..


When mothers watch beside their chill
dren's cradles,
And kiss the snowy brows and golden
hair, 'e
They do not see the future that is coming,
Though life is'made of grief and pain
and care. . gA, r ~.
But God is good to all the tender mothers,
He wells the future, with its pain and
sin; t4tl{5s So - q
Though sometimes fears may dim the
present gladness,
Yet never can they quench the hope
within., .,.5te.
Yes, GOD ls-very good to tender mothers
They see no thorns upon the golden
head i ,i' :, e-7yJ
Of him who plays amid life's earliest
That bloom fleeting hour and then
are de.d.
But she, the model Of all earthly mothers,
Was never spared tine pain of knowing
this:.
That, though her Christ-child played
with blooming roses,
5Thecross must come, for all her pray
erful bliss.
To look-He slept-upon His snowy eye
lids, a.'" ; =
And know that they should close'upon
the trees; irs.,
To gaze upon his smooth and stainless
forehead,
And know that there great drops of
blood should be; a.f
To catch His dimpled hands and softly
warm them,vi,. al.a - p ,ll - !,
AS mothers do, between her own, was
pain;
She felt the nail-prints on their velvet
surface
She could rot save her lamb from be-
ing slain. i;l', "a ~. - .'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-04-14
Dir. James r. Randall.

1t ,mayinot be generally known to.
our readers that Mr.. James R. Ran
DALI editor of .he Augusta Chronicle
and "Coastiiut,unaist, and who has
b, been in Washington during the past.
winter writing the most charming
and nswsy letters to that paper, Is
the a zof the beautiful and pops
ularlGonfederate song, entitled "Mass
rylahd; hIysMaryl.nd.s"i 1t .waswritS
n'daring the first yeas ofatlie iwsEs
and was SO fill of'9he!patriotlc sentis
ment 9o,f the aSodtHd al that. time that
Il : soon 81 became j recognized us one Of
the national airs of the Confederacy:
Mr.. Randall has been residing in Aqlss
Gussa since the. var, and has been ens
gagged most: OF the ltmeasj editor Of
the GoastitutionaNsl. He ia one OF
the most polished gentlemen engaged
ouths Southern press, aud his letters
from Washington have not been exe
c,lled in elegant dietion or scholarly
style, by any Of the countless army
of; Washington. correspondents, who
write professionally from the capita;
He. is now at home in Augusta, hays
Ing returned last week and nd, resumed es
his editorial ties,-CorinGfon &ar,