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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-06-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL AIDS

Published under authority of the General As
sepbly of the Presbyterian Church South,
BY
WH1TTET & STEPHENSON.
1oOl Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-06-29
THE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, VA,

AND THE
LATE JORDAN ALUM" NOW
CONSOLIDATED IN ONE PROPERTY
AND
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-06-29
Edited by Rev. JAMES X. HAZEN, D D
Secretary of Publication.

THE CHILDRENS FRIEND,
Published semi-monthly, copiously illustrated
one copy, 90 cents per annum; ten or more
sent to one address, 30 cents.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-06-29

The above rates include stage proportions
where necessary, but not omnibus transfer be-
tween Railway Depot and Luray Cave, MEYERS
Cave or Hotel at White Sulphur Springs
EXCURSION TICKETS will be on sale on
and after June LIST, good to return till October
3lst. j. G.. DAME, So. Agent,
Richmond Va
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20
The irish H;gbw,-n,-

An Irishman, finding his clsi, NJ low
BIB, resolved 10 adopt .'thc ROAD ns a
professional mean of refreshing his
.%yehcquer; and having provided him
eff with a huge horse pistol, prncocdc!
'oithwith to the conventional '.loncl;
common" and lay in wait. The no
less conventional .fariner returning
from the market with a bag OF money"
# course, soon appeared. to whom en-.
'sr Pat with the regulation highway
,aan offer of choice, .'Yonr money or
.our lifeG' a remark fortified by the
simultaneous exhibition of tho fire-arn
In the usual way. The farmer, who
l;as = Quaker, assayed to tcmporizc.
~ would not have thee stain thy soul
with sin, friend; and didst thou rob m.
II my gold, 1t would be theft; and dds.
thou kill me it would be murder. But
iold! A bargain is no sin. but 9. COM
nerce between two honest men. / vii.
i've thee this bag Of gold for the pisto!
thou holdest at my ear" The unsns-
lccting amateur Machcath. yielding.
perhaps, to the Quaker's logic ard
,olicitude for his spiritual welfare
made the exchange without n moments
~,esitation. Now. friend" cried the
rily Ephraim. leveling tho weapon
'gfve mo back my gold, or I'll bio.
| ny brains outr'' i.Blaze away, thin
iarlintr' said Pat. .'Sure, there's
liver . dhrop Of powthcr In itv' The
J result was q sold Quaker. *
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20
"Ah! Them

Herapped at the chief clerks window
and put on q brow of sixteen years in
state prison as he began:
'.Sir, several days ago I dropped o
letter into this office directed to Pontiac
to John Smith, of Pontiac"
Eyes. sir, l presume So"
That letter contained q ten dollar
bill"
Eyes. SIR"
"And it never reached Pontiac"
"Ah! it didn't?"
No. sir! That letter, sir, was doubt
less sto--n
wait q minute" rculicd the clcrk.
IS he stepped away. When he return
ed lie exhibited the letter. which was
OF only %unstampeh. but simply nd
fircssed: John Smith. Michigan"
as that it?n he asked.
Yes. sir-that is--nicm. sir--roc.
If. that's the letter. and I'm az ass.
r, aud good-day. sirr'-Deh'oH Free
Press.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20
VARIETY.
GZzA-

The new library building Of Column
bia College, New York, will cost $780,
600.
Large numbers of Mexican families
are leaving New Mexico and Arizona
for the northern states Of Mexico.
A distemper has broken out among
the canaries at Montreal. Several
hundred birds are said to have died.
The eggs sold in Cincinnati will this
year undoubtedly reach the figure Of
5000, 600 dozen. or 60. 1000. 600 eggs.
The trustees of tho University Of Ten
nessee, at Knoxville. have finally de-
cided not to admit negroes as STUDENT.
The New York companies. anticipet-
ing a light leo harvest next winter, will
hold their stock until another season.
Some 81, 10000 have been added to
the wealth of the nation by the mines
of North Carolina within the past five
years.
Coal has been discovered in excellent
quality and large quantity in the State
of Oajaca, Mexico, along the route OF
General Grants new railroad.
A man recently sold the timber-right
on a tract of land in Cambria county,
Pennsylvania, for S45. 900. He bought
the land and trees Q few years ago for
$1,000.
A now Oil field is anticipated in Elk
county, Pennsylvania, where the OIL
bearing roc Is found IN abundance;
FIFTY Thousand acres have been leased
Tor oil purposes. !.
A barrel OF lager contains 0
thirty gallons There arc sixteen hall
pints 70 the gallon. Retailers. how-
ever, get aoout twenty glasses me
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20
Mexican P~rOusu.ity for Stealing,

A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune. writing from Mexico. says :
Nv asherwomen pawn the clothes Of
unsuspecting and trusting Americans
when given them to be washed. and
more than one engineer has had TO
visit some empeao and pay down the
cash for garments that were already
his, to get them put Of pawn. Either
one by one or all in q lump, these gar
ments are gathered into the NAV Of the
Mexican ssuncle." The statement of
my friend. the machinist. may be color
ed by a sad experience, but there is
much truth in what he says; 1t is only
fair toward those Of our countrymen
contemplating coming here to give the
actual coloring of the dark side as we'll
as the bright. In regard to stealing,
this ] know. that nothing along the
line Of the great Mexican railroad
from Vera Cruz 10 the City of Mexico,
is left outside after dark nothing that
the strength of two men can lift. Even
the car-couplings are taken inside the
station and locked up. This road once
introduced air-brakes on their cars. but
the workmen punched holes in the
pipes and stole the tubing, SO they were
taken of. On the s.Nationafn road.
and doubtless on all Others also, they
stole the bolts that fastened the rails to
the ties, until they were finally riveted
on. One of a gang Of workmen under
took TO steal the cap of a cartridge OF
dynamite, and the result was that he
and several others went to their reward.
Instances might be multiplied to show
that the bulk of the mixed population
OF Mexico are thieves and beggars. II
is impossible to mention the term steal
ing without finding q victim. Two
evenings ago / was at the house of a
prominent American here, whose wife
that very day had had a valuable watch
stolen from her /; they wero in consul
tation that same day with the chief Of
police about the possible recovery Of
some furniture stolen from them a few
weeks before. That afternoon / met a
missionary. well known here, who
showed me a watch that had been
stolen from him and which he had only
regained by paying $55 to recover It
from pawn. The wife of a high Amer
lean official in Mexico told me that
same evening that at the first official
dinner given by her husband she lost
SO many spoons and forks hat there
were hardly any left hat evening"
Though there is no other city of any
size near this; though the streets swarm
with policemen and the customs off,
cials search-or have the right to search
all merchandise arriving and depart
ing through the city gates, property.
c lost is rarely recovered. Even in
the event of the Identification and the
arrest of the thief, it is SO difficult to re-
cover stolen goods that they are in the
majority Of cases left with the magis-
trate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20

A western agricultural paper recon-
mends the culture of broom corn, which
it predicts will. at no distant day, en-.
tirely revolutionize the bread stuff sup
ply Of the world. 1t declares that by a
newly-invented process a fine and most
delicious flour can be made from the
seed to the extent Of one-half Its own
weight, leaving the other half as o val
liable food for stock. According to its
estimates, three hundred bushels Of
broom seed is a fair average crop per
acre. beside the slower. The N. E.
Farmer fears that this is q cereal story,
largely nrk of the Imagination.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20

1t is amusing, says an observer, to
watch a slim man weigh himself. He
steps on the platform as an elephant
steps upon a bridge, with an awful
fear of breaking the thing down, and
then puts the observation-disclosures
weight on the end of the beam. OF
course he takes it off again, but he does
this most unostentatiously. Having
found that he weighs, say, one hum
dred and seventy-five, he will ex-
claim, as he goes out. 'I've lost ten
pounds since last wcekr' He doesn't
say how much he weighs now; Il you
wish to know, there is the scale. He
knows you will look.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20

Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Dluas,p passing through joliet, Ottawa. La sale,
Ceneseo. Moline. Rock Island. Davenport West
Des Moines The capital OF Iowa.. stuart Allan
tic, and AvOcA. with b~rapches from bureau
Junction TO Peoria. Wilton Junction 70 hnsca-
tine, Washington. Fairfield Eldon. BelknEp.
Cenireyllle, Princeton. Trenton. Gzllatin. Came
ron, LeavcnNufth. AtchiSon, and Kansas CITY:
washington 10 sirourney. oskaloQsa- aud huoh-
vile; heokuE 10 Pennington. Bonaparte, Ben
tonspOrt, independent. J.don- OttuinNAz Elny-
yiile, psEalunsa. Pei!a. Monroe. and Dies Moines;
MI xiun 10 Krusauqua. NewtOn n MonrOes DeS
Moinest to Indiunola and NlntcrSet. Atiantls 70
Griswold and Audubon: and hroca 10 Harlan
and Carson. This is positively the, only iStli-
road, which owns. Hiiu oltrtteh q thtouBh hihe
from Chicago INTO the State OF Kansas.
through Express Passenger trains, Win full-
man PulAceCars attached. are run each whydaiy
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. L~EAyENWohIh aid AIShl-
soN, Through cars are also fun between Milwau-
ker and Kansas CITY. via the " MilSAukec anu
Rock Island Short Line"
Tb. Great Rock Island " Is mAgnlhcen,ly
e1uIpped, Its road bed Is simply perfect, and Is
tfnrf is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most VIII be the pleasure
of eutoytuR your meals. while passing over thc
beautiful prAiri-s OF Illinois and Iowa. IN one o.
our magnificent Dining cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal. rs good ~ Is served In any hrst-class hotel
for seyenty-fse cents.
AppreciatlnE the fact that a majority OF the
people prefer separate apartments for different
PURPOSES land tie imiaensc passenger business
u this line waTranting itL we are pleased 10 En-
nouncc that this Company runs Pullman Pdldc,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS ~ ru
COUNCIL BLuFFs. KANSAS CITY,
AL Ticket Agents In United states
For Information not obtainabic n
l.. II. CA BILE,
Nks ifsi1snt ae csnul han-fa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20

Good Reasons for the Doctors Faith.
Monroe. Ca, March %, 1850.
We have for twelve months been pre- crib
Ing cSwift's Byphilitic Specific'j in tho
treatment Of Syphilis, and many o'Ler lis
cases for which II IL Recommended, aud 80
results have bes n most sa,itfactoty rot hay-
ing been disappointed In . sing , Instance.
We think for all diseassa It is reco amended
70 curo.tt stands without . peer and that III
the medical profession will, soonet nr later,
be found to ecknoylcdge II In the treatment
o~fSyphiiis, as n sin. qua non.
nj. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.,
]. L. ROBINSON, NJ. ID.
Atlanta. Ga, May 1879.
One OF our workmen had n bad II
syphilis, Of nveyears' standing, and was
cifc."
wM.R. at. w. HOOPER.
Call for q copy Of young Mems Friend"
RICHARDSON q CO.. st. Louis. Mo-.
Wholesale Agents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R,Y


Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One other
great feature OF our Palace Cars Is . SMOktN9
BALooN where you can enjoy your Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
line. and transfers are avoided At Council Biuns.
hsasas G seiiR h msas IN raio an 6s A.ss,''n' con
The principal r. r. conneettops of
this great rou Line are NJ followsi
cnicAoo, with all diverging lines for the
I EsoIEwoop, with the LIS. q Ms. sndP.
A wAsnIsoIoa HEIGHTs. with p. C. 4sL
L \. r.
w; III. Md; and T. !. " kds
At ROCK SLAM with -Aiivsukee and Rock
l. a 6=s ssGIs lsRs:. 1 aaS Ike ED b. Is.s h 5ssi ses
c. M a 81 p. X r.
INVEST LiBKKrr. with the h. G. r = N.KE
At GRfEsELL- with Central Iowa z.
AtcousofI BIurys win Union PAcine Rk
At OMAHA. with B6 Mo. EE- On neh.J
Al JUNCTION. with
AtoTTunwA- YIN centr.i ieus 4 r.; W.
A KEoKUK. with Ioi. .Peo- a War w.bst
Al cHnssos. with II. 81 in. k
at h~iA I sssa and az Ca Ai 81. : JoP F K hs saaa
Al lEkvrSwoErn. with Union fAe. ane 1AA
HtkAssas crrr. with an lines for ths wssi
and LEAvENw9kIH..,. :,
Great Rock Island Houte.' srs seid ~
Jour home ONCE, address.
c...ahis.sf.5a;s.fo1o
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20
Weekly Leader,
usuID xykzT EzUEzpAE
Tes-.. - ss. ss.r. sLssH .if Year.
oomn.erosai JOB Prnasag

OF every kind Neatly. chssply sndf1pedi-
tlously executed. Cards Of svsry shape and
kind. Bill Heads, Letter and Mote Headings.
Blanks OF every kind Posters. etc. printed
on short notice Having . new lot OF Typs
and Presses. we can do handsome work ai
Low Prices
, 1881-12-31
THF Library HEW.YEAR.

In turning over the prorelb1al "new leaf,"
SO general ut tllIs scns0n, We are reminded
Of tho advance mails In recent years In tile
tasteful and attractive styles Of standard
publications. AuIong the luo1tscl1urs OF tls
ctty'none l,ayu ,Iln.lo greater progress to-
w,irtls perfection tlInn Mcdonnell Bros, 1l3
Dearborn street, t;rnl'lnls Hlnck., rhelr sl'c-
clnItFes arc In fitting up private libraries,
birulng oXlrn fire sets, 1atgp Illustrated
WUrks, MD ,nA9tzlnes. They ,antitp
llolle but standard al!th0rs mud lmportaft
works Of reference, aud 0[ertollle cl,stonI.
crs thb u,tl Ut l0rga experience ~ sclcctlng
tho choicest a,ltt 'lltst desirable editions. At
this seasDll innny 0wllerB 0f fine seta, "etll-
tiuns deluxe" largu Illustrated works and
magazines, ,nra anXt0uH to sgcllre fnr thotr
l!ururlts II 1imains worthy Of tdefr buoka: 10
these VII auERest q. call 0', Act'nllnc!i l1tus.
They nuko specinl designs wEturr .lesiret,
nMl Invite consultation wherever elegant ntld
snbstanllnl binding Is demanded. trl's e!l:
tiTRr!sE 1s Ein4 ,2se s sss{nS 1 ft ,a & 1lt M
Its lillu Of busIilesa.
, 1881-12-31

4 Policeman Of Kan*ns City Fired At
b. n neutrality-suspicious. Wounds
I'd, the 0!fiecr 1l0rtuliy Wounds His
AAha1lasit> und Tlle1l 1sles.
Sptefal Uttpdtrh 10 1As Cl.tedoo Tribune.
kANsAB CrrY, No., Dee. W-About 8 oolOok
ssonRdta terrible tragedy was onactcd ut tho
"hlto House saluoti, OF Mntn street. Ill THU city
tetnltlnR In tho killing Ut Olticor biurttn
liyues, onc Of tho oldoat mombcrs OF
tho kansas City potco foroc. by Lolay
srcnsaaw. proprietor Ut tho satoon, aud well:
knoHu hursesnan III tho uty. Cratlshaw and tho
""taan with whom ho hau boon living for SOW
ga! suars, NH, WIN IL bntd tu be his wife. bid
been drinking and Vnarrellnx all dny, and aboat
euelock tha *nlllan ra1t int0 tho stroot, crying,
"Hurierl" unl Pollce.OafceF Hynus, who wus
Bear. ran 10 tho front OF tho saloon 4nd tulsl
t.re,nstaw .l, ,ae would hayo to arrest him. Cren.
.ald ~ d-4--- ut n--polid Hrr!st him,
IN hchInd tho bar. and then out ,tato thu
seatIDule. wheru liynes eto0d IN tho u0ar.
Hay Ctensnnw ieyelc1 h1s ravulver at tho
nket side. Thu brMye lnnn lrpppcA to h1s klleu
saa htett four tmns III return, hitting CrctlshAM
MN 'M me tlruut and right Aiao, Rtid tt,an tnpp'et
Ier Tser and wis deaI II, lesa than thrcH tnIhutes
ttteashaw hrgd three hhuta aud tho poicoEnul!
Ht94f, and Ut u latp huur tAo doctors pronounced
Aee1AhaW'3. .. Woupa3 YhtA3.
, 1881-12-31

A Cro1ffnblo ClLsHnHO 4nhlitlltioltt
Twenty years a8o this winter tho nian'l~
facturlli% Ut scdlcs was co,nmollccd III Chf-
cngo by the Cllicagu Scalo Company, wl1os1
object frdln tho first wits 10 ftialle Just as
good M nrttcie rs was tllatIe. nnd sell ut tho
lowest price nt which 1t cnlitl bs hs1ored
with tlles:H iWo oblects IN view their sales
h,,yA stcadtly Increased froLl thu first. until
they l,nye lung sinru fnI1Mtl tlo nrctsslty. OF
employing sulcEtois to Introduce their scales
allll links sales for thonl, us voluntary
0rtturs ,nvp con,o Mid nre stfl tplng received
rs fast N they cnil bN Tilted. consequence
they huvu been dDle to reduce their prices
tl3B betct Of tho little eXpuitse NOW required
by them tn 'nnkp faics. Less tiiait two yeirs
n9o, after cnrefuily experimenting, tltey com.
,ncllcea 10 manufacture 4 mach licettGu nr,1-
larger sr,tla fur tho household wEtl, tile finer
qualities Of ollr tuuuleu by .tle maIlinE
CLERK, rs well ns being furnished .at n pricu
ABOUT nNc-t|trt wlint anything similar l>lti
uyer been furnished ut tnfnsc, and as con.
sc1liellce thu :" "Ltrl1E, DETECTIVE" Is nDw
folind In nearly L. hundred thousand l!0nes,
anti lns lnn,td the l,al,lo Of tile Cn1cAnl,
SCALE COMPANY fa'ntIinr III al! parts Of tho
1r,irtfl
, 1881-12-31

,nrr MID l'nt Certain c"t,n'l.Aioner.
IT. The r., Committee ., n! % on l'r!lnx of tho County
oar'l was ~ sesslo yo'ter'ny afternoon ana
cr Clark, pr,,torrni by Commissioner Albright,
e,ny % tho p,t W." yea ". eo 0 m '%H a wero M IN. as
cI''e'1th'y tikoufact III euIIllcttiun NJ III tito
prel"rhst5n IT schctlutcs tor hf.l'lrra fnr lilo
soIt nnG ,va. .,rr",,S smr,r,.as, .h,. ~" ~.
...a ~. ~ ..'i' ,.... .' ~. ~
c'iaer wns f On l'ahd: iio den'ot' at'y toni,ec.
t!on With ElFln8 tho printing III ,lntt'cs liIlhett
tr my ono plsc, mid sAt1 uiat nc s0u(d demand
n inrousj' inycs! g"tlop Of tho whole matter nt
tito itnt5 Of tho i,hnrsI, md woull iafst ,l1Bis
Albrluut'a bcts1u ,natlc ulte If tho ftrest,ra-
3.4r, ~, nr,,. hn ali h,t .t,r, ,,,t,.,,
for tho county. but It had boon At thu
sa m 3 =" ss.p f riy: dae pt r ~" r"th @
IN t,itt1 nyry nrc;isor' Wnrtni,v t,r, in i,is ~.
plnnatiui,, ilv iie' tint be- VIII Kcttthg tired 1T
t II n6eY tae n Iii iii to % M rt t u yat ho kew
hf,.r @ tho m I%resit,s - ;e,rtcr fond TINT Buno
Of tfto cu!a!n!ssocrs hid licen ,e'vns ato tuo
tp tSs 1Si GiSs;h r IL si f. s Asf s s,sf mss
sSSs:rc .!: sy n '' f. s "Fo a tes .ass ts 9 ,s; s
u1a1S, u1,on Ill. ciasss conrlns 'S; i',to Tic Tie
if,lfil, liiis Tor printing cnr,c In in tno
thoy b M &c ronstr, @ ] ' I'LL uW. WIN s,tbscasnty ] ill.,
to s l,ega 10 clti,t, It, ii, fid milne t,f dull.
iert: ad h','x S'r, G|rx S1!iests M I ti,o nncy q,
ffrt G'3ti w. % @ kT 3 rt l!1 1. ~ einya IT. H. e
,nopv in tho b,ltIs t, his rtcf. Iii ttiis yetst
to sitst,lin thp rtnfi Ictt,sattut1, lind ii ii,-
press tiiN,t1 tho members lilo gravity 0r tno ui-
, 1881-12-31
The cnNnECIlcuT NlTllAL.

Civilization mral1s progress, ard progress
in no way 1nore tllan In mitigating tito tro..
blo Inherited by n,AhkEnd. T'he part tho
Connecticut Mutual Ltfe-Ii,suranco CON-
pany hus taken iii promoting PROGRESS II
this slttpct,on IL shown III anotller coI,ithn,
lii tile event OF their DEATH to supply the
nancy value Ut mems lives to those dopentl.
ent ol. them ID tha work of tllo Gt.!a'lgntlcut @
IT, existence -heilatlciarIcs rocaivud over
itlrue d,lu anu.haf millions. IN titlrty-tour
years' nbout 81, ,U00, ,000 lInvo. be6n paId III
claims by utath a,,a ,MAtnreh ellhoWme,its.
1'l}u best cn,illnetIt upon fnGts like these Ii
{ltu fnets themselves.
tho collIrlny'a standard Of management Il
high. ita reputation TOR econ1n alld securlty
unsurpassed, It Is Il. purely mutual conl'
pauy, managed by pollcy.holders for policy
hD4dtrp.
, 1881-12-31

THREE STEAMERS 1t3ar.
LONDON. Dec. ;u-t)nu cunstlng stcamer and
two stcn,ners cnxagcd III tho Mediterranean
,ratle nrc lit,n1Iy given up ~ lust during tho No
scmbor GnIcs. Tho lnss vt Itfu ls ITO.
TIE QuREs
his dcccptetl tito t1ellcauot Of 00uu0d's pratn-
rlu, "Tha Redemption"
CtyrToN.
4 largo consignment Ut cntt0h Inns arrived Mt
Ollua1n frt,nl uremcn, UnU firm nsono talEng 400
bales. It Is Slid tho cu4t "a d farthinK buow
liverpool rhtcs.
THE ASCtlon LINZ STEAMER ETHIOPIA.
for Glasgow, which arrived yesterday from Now
York. had l'ccti ngrou.1d, had bu1khoad
s.bnslloa. and boilers sturtvd. She Will dock for
repairs.
WHAT TIE SUFFERING LANDLORDS Asso-
ClATlUN Is DUNG.
The Eart Of Conrtown hna soht tho 1Drd-
Mayor stntoment showing that sinto tho for
nhtlUn Of Tho Property Defense Assooution 3ii7i
wrl.a hayo becn served, gu Shet'ta' snlcs Ut
furms. anu sosonty- tti,.e salos Of cattle havo
tten attended, and 40 care-tnaers supplied
With firms.
A1.isrsri:t.
4 russengor tnIncd WMls.i on tho steamer
Celtic, which sAtle1 from Liverpool Thursday
fur N1w York, WIS nrrcstca yesterday On the
arrival Of the stontner nt Queenstown ou
chnryo OF murder tn tho Cuunty Galway.
''slc Evil" ClslEs r.tE "r1M1:s.'
The Ttnca says: "T1lo Chll!ans. who obtnindd
svietory In Just war, will not bu ihcltucd to
submit to dfctntlon unless tho American army
and nnvY nre lnr8ciy rolnlurced."
DEAD.
DuHt1N, Dec. :n.-lnrtes O'1lricn, Second Jus.
tlcc III tho Cuurt OF tho Quctn's Bench Of lro-
land, Is dead.
MANlGTRATEs' POWER
Tho FTrcinaH's JntriA11 te1tsrls tho powers In
trusted to tho nowly- appointed magistrates IN
Ireland u tnar tlat law slightly modified.
MILITARY IAN.
Tho police seized all tho cuplcs OIL aalo OF
Enttel lrrlnhd, .iu Irtst It'DriL. anu tho UHttl
lffshmah. Fcrauns III tho proclaimed districts
arc ordered to surrender their arms before
Wednesday, nnxt.
, 1881-12-31

UENIEtl,
nEt1.1N, Dec. 30.-Tho stAtcsncnt Is lcnlcd that
llu1laudor II French citizen. suspVoted Of throw
ias tho b1tto Which ca,1scd the deaih Of tho
Car, is to 10 surrendered to 1tues1R.
RUtTEllAE.
DEnr1S, 'ec. Go.-surpriso Is felt that no auc-
cesaor tn White, Utttdl statcs M1nlstor, has yot
leen nppQlpte1.
, 1881-12-31

t|ortna,, nptor mined vhr Oaton. Mt prrsutlt in
t'9rn'nt1y. o',t Of xi,9th n a'lltton % to thosa
chrryimH D,, ynrInus swif,llnx Fnu,ea, niri
si1lt!itR Which y tho arlttR nF ,prppcttJ III IT,
Htnlln1eM.s which ttevnr exintcth NJ, nrcnlttr
chht4ea uxGGrt That Ut forgery liNtH hotn frU.
fcrrud aRhinst hi III.
, 1881-12-31
IlUSEiA,

4 Conspiracy IN WAflHAW.
vienna, 1)cc. :M.-'tl,c ontrnRn7 hi Warsaw
Sunday lust wurc pyunsri1,gt.l. Thu Anr,n NJ !lrd
was rAlsed simultaneously lii fnur churches. 4
majority Of The persons nrrcatctl haye bucd re-
lphset.
tEt;A aAsst,f1TCIL.
PANfa, I]cc. :H..-Fnrn s,,tssuEltc nnd pIcrr1
tAsrattr havt written to tt1 cdtui. Of Jltstfet,
usklnK nssstnnce for distressed Nlhttsta. TIM
editor announces that he will receive eontrl-
buttons.
, 1881-12-31


TuMs. Doc W.-Twb transports hero convoy
jlvatl1 soIhGts to lr,1,ec, The hospital in t1id
Aschbishop's palnco l,as boon abandoned Us
hupeleSly Infected.
, 1881-12-31
FcflN0tAY.

It is 4 satIataot[ol, to know tho Manufact-
jurors Of boots and shnes haya combined to
soil direct to consumers, thus aaylnA ptullta
OF ulIlatusnel. Their principal depot,is III
CIurk street.
, 1881-12-31

A DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
ALBANY, N. T., Dec. 00.-~It IL lIttucF4toua that
1 circular has been Issued Inviting tho leading
l>ealdo.ats from various purta Of tho state 70
meet ut tie uelAyau llouia Sunday IL CONFER
, 1881-12-31

COUSTEsAiANDEn.
HuENos Af1tEs, Dec. GW.-Tho expedition
which wda organizing 1T Valparaiso fur tho
eapturo Of AfoQu!pn, Peru. has been counter
mtnJed,
, 1881-12-31

The S1nitaru I3nvtnccr nt. New York Is
published Thursday Ut 40 William ". IN,
, 1881-12-31
Vora Eassulitch, the Russian Female
Nihilist, Again Before the
Public.
The Troubles In N'arsaw .,fcro tho re-
suit Of Conspiracy Of Scoun'
drets.
Operations, So Far, Of tho Suffering
Landlords soda1ity In 1ro-
land.


t'RSEvA. leo. 3.~-Tho trlal trip through tho
#. Gothnrd tnhneI WIS highly allcecssfu Tho
time urGsiptc,l In tho tInssaEc 1T tho trim tvas
my minutes oue WY asl1 tlIrty threu tho othor
, 1881-12-31
MEXICO.


CITY or Mexico, Dec. W.-t'ort Anton Lizar-
Do, tho Gulf rrrmittus of tho oiexItan Southern
Aallrold, is open for fnreI8n and coastIng tradc.
, 1881-12-31

rIacallstarsx Cough Mixture yearly
increases in popular esteem despite the uuuhsr