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Noteworthy Trees.

A white pino was cut recently at Crystal
Springs. N. y. that was said to DO 3l5 years Of
RYe. II wast four Eeot through l76 fcot Ia hight,
and Its lumber BotA for $l8J.
Marcus Hhulsa cut OIL bis farm near Now 1ou-
don. recently, 4 wh!te-1aK tree, cut Of which bo
tnado 1r: rails. Ills notRhtor: John A. Dsisco,
% ono Of % .ts Wncrs Of M tbo % american torc.ts IL
the t'r treu OF Puget Suurd. This trees ayosaga
aU feet high. and son,o specimens hMvu bocn out
TINT measured III feet Id lorHth and twelve feet
III diameter nt tho base. with light and well-
prupurtioncd log length Of ninety feot to tho
hrs limb.
nyHHue, Harttortt, Eunn., eat uut In front Of hls
residence little elm lrcc, which tho neRhbpF1
ih.'stsnsn r. e. tsS A. Lncp ~ s was planted q
stands nuw Il trca OF line proportions, about
sixty feet high, In front Of the Wothorbee resi-
dunGe, whIun was then Mr.. Norris hume.
, 1881-05-23

e STAR RQUTES.'s

MoIlE l:xrosuREs OF THE "luSGh WORKINGS.
Sptetal Dlspateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
NHw YoRK, May CA Washington cor
respondent continues his exposures of the
star-routu service ~ conducted by late AS
sistant rostnaster-Gencral Brady. ROUTE
No. 3s,1ta4 from Georgotown to kokomo.
!, Colo, distance ot forty,sour mlIes s Seryica
ber, was Rwnrtlad to Ja,nes Stephenson, nf
Oninlla, for Sl,O4O. Stephenson, otlureIl to
continuo. tho surVlce uurIng the Wlntur
mouths, but
,wAs NOT ALLOWED AN OPPORTUNITY TO
10 6Ns
The number Of the route WINS changed,
allti, without notice to Stephenson. tho serv-
lea W!l. ar1itrar!Iy given to .tn,nss y, Go
Euruka Springs, Ark, eighty Miles, slx tiGlcs
Eyr wssk %as et to 1Dln cross trsn1 tr Of
seadof Mn nofsoy "1I e1lo; yas s,,,,s. no
qiltl,tIy 'let by contract TO J: N. Miller, uf
Springfield. No., fur i,S0, Cross !nnklng u
bfL Ut u, 4,Vl0. a number Of similar INSTANCES
Are given.
, 1881-05-23
TAJAI AGE.

Ills cnAMaE THAT SOME or ttls .s,.ErllIs.N
WE'RE tDltA1t.i isoTTEN lsIOU0fIr I'll TIL;
ATTkSTlON w THE nESE1l4AI. ASSEMBLY.
sptefat Dlspas<A 10 1hs Chteas" Tribune.
NEW York, May @.-rlle lsev. Dr. Tal-
lnaRe's twuNty-two brethren III the Brooklyn
l'rcsbytsry haye sent II nunsbur of documents
to the Genera! Assembly, IN session ut
l,nffaIo, upon tho Talmago case, which
may serve to re1puh that c0il-
troyersy, Tho complaint, which Ii
iilct( With the Judiciary Committee Of tho
Assembly, is. against the Synod q Long
lstaHd tor refusing to ulrect tto Brooklyn
NykS. III. Wells, nr. MoLciIa,ld, Arthur
,crusby. Archibald Mccullough. mud otl|ets.
III. Talma9o agalltst them, to tho effect
thlat they were guilty 1t ,norql rotte,.itess'
a,,d tho nilnisters Nppenle.i to tl1o SyM1a,
which. Without my. inquiry into the n,erlss
Dytrry. Nj attulipt ID to bo made 10 p1osts-
ciLto ihu complaint Judged, With the. AsSesll-
bly,, but all the ovidolce has been laid bt-
fore II.
, 1881-05-23
c,er Are surrounded by Police
''s' and soldiery to starve
Them Out.
c,,onation Of Rouman'a's New
King with a Crown OF
Steel.
,..,.h rrreconcilnbles D1ame France for
'' rrusYtux the Right OF Asylum.
p.,,rts that There Has Been Fighting Be-
twaap the Kallra and Boera. =.
ROuMANIA.
conoyAT,0S cEitENoNlE8.

SPftNA lupHs
1rcrArEsr, May a'.-'rl,o coronation core
,a"r, % Of King Charles Of Roumanla toQk
L, 4I,se today. Great preparations liat! been
r sr,Ie during tlc past wepk. All the buildings
~ ,Sa chief streets were decorated with tlaRs
'. wi ~ fss,ouus Of tho national colors,-btuc
s.l.ow II nnl rcd. Bright rugs nnd carpets
,s1 .s,s 1;suiayed at the windows. Tito town
ss.e,y s wItI, garln1Mls md wreaths. Tenl-
.'rsr - tr|bunes wery erected ut all cnnycn-
Ea,' Int u1acss, On Saturday ovonlng Mt Q
s,.,,et The crowns were carried i'll state with
=, ,'I. rsco1t 10 tbp Cathedral, and remained
,herp ali n;A,,t. At O'Clock u torchl!gllt
.M i military procession was held. Bands
n'.red"The New Coronation March," THO
,trrrts we're crowdel With people III differ
snt WalIacllian and MOfttavian costumes.
Th+ women woro black pcttfcoats richly
,mb,oilered With gold. The men wore
xhle cuats md sleepskfl lnckets, or long
white cloth coats ognancntcd with black and
tpoA ....-...
THE EFFECT
Wis very nne. Tn Sunday morntng tho
,,tetts yero lined With troops. T1le trlb-
nne1 windows, aud r01fs were tlr0nget.
Tbe Kuyal procession passed from the rail-
x,y sta,icn tie wllole length of tito
:,y will canl,on firing md pulls ringing,
md abundant evidences Of gyent popular
.ntaus}asu With the first cannon slot u
loud thunder clap was heard, but the shower
gu soon over. At noon tho King
lu Queen entered tho court of tho
Cathedral, whcrp they were met by the
.leryy aud the choir singing hymns. The
summation took placo oil n rafscsl platform.
De,lhs the King was his brother, Prince Leo
pol Of 1Eullenzollcrn, and Ills two younger
sns Many diplomats ind strangers Wero
present. On t1lc right werb the Senate. AS
ssmbIy, and other bodies. Tile spoclal Aus
td,n mission WIS in.rustetl to Geil. Bauer,
eommaAlant Of Transylyanln.
THE KING woIsl: His UNIFORM,
It.ls and many orders. The Queen WIS
refy beautiful In n wltltu satin tlreHs, richly
embroidered with Marie DO AtetllcI collar, II
long whIla sAtln mattto, trimmed with sAbfe,
and splendid puarl coroHet. The crowns
were brought OH Il velvet cushion by tho
clergy from the Cathedral. Tho Kings
tsexn was Of steel md finely worked.
i Vas nhde from Turkish cannon
rsptusd at plcyna. Tho Queens crow,
Fu Of gold, with white ulltl
nj velvet cap. The clergy, III gorgeous
| soldeloth yessments. cl,amted q "'r9 Deunl.'
School children nsslsted tho choir, THE
venerable Metropolitan prayed, and
eRsed the CROWNS. Their Majcsttes
sae', and lhe blessed them, sprfnklel theul
n With hnly water, aud kisses tho crosa. The
hI1g, Queen, aud Prince LeotNoIu. D
, 1881-05-23

- - s9IV1HR ..tF8a1 ~.
ThurD ID u wou,ul, III Wuat Carthage who ut
tltfits utAp0s bur huuse In mnllrntuy AID hau
egupu ol, tho 4l.x4r. ebt Plus baoK curta!ns Wilt
butchers knlves and leutures tu nn tllaainary
Auutpuru. 6hu soU4 nut On rho u renta III bride,
.lt,l avuln ~ u person lii tlerp mourning Ilet
husband II Afrald Ut hrr, aud sleeps tlruased In
Ala working 1I0th01. prepared TO 9ut tut Ut the
house Ut AAy ttua. It ID thought hhU IL 1psa1.
, 1881-05-23
Tho EpyertlNr's Htute.

Tho editor Of tho t9srdsttnn Leaa<r, writing
about u visit tn tho famous llsnItl 8wamp, tolls
tniA stuEy: "Exeurslony Are freuuant III tAo
summer seAxou trt,na Norfolk. HaveFnl yeArs
aHo tho 0uvcrnar ut tlu State, while OH one at
those constviAl parties. b1lnR somewhat she
VI tho yacht: und nav, Whenever tue e1rtlcas
ui0t runs ht1 btat upon sNak. II IL sA!1 ho 90.
iets IN thu !o4 boog: 'uToundsd Oh the 0oyeFn-
rrtH tfrtk
, 1881-05-23

FIGHTING BETWEEN THE KAFr1ns AND
nOEtts.
DURHAM, May ..1.-Naws Is received from
Pretoria that there has been fighting between
the KnIIlrs nntl Doors. The loss on both
sides was slight,
THE loss,
LoxnoS, May CA Durban dispatch says
the Kalllrs, In tho fight with tho Docrs, lost
suventy1ncn killed.
, 1881-05-23
AMERICAN FLOUR.
Ita Importation Into France-r'rotcEta
or French NIlllers-Appeni for a FRO.

" rIe"c.1 "ss1'ef"~'APPe"' 'S1
tec.ase aa.".
w.s',.Sorny ,.,sl % ~ = = At sIn~s,|;rho ss % mt,lers
Of Franco havo become alarmed at the III.
crease III tic Importation into tlat cuilitryof
tlonr fr,m t,e ijnItctt Stntrs. and have nd
dressed to tho French Senate petition pfny-
tnE for MI fncrense Of tltty OIL American
flour imported Into France, or that Inv bo
passed that Hour be not allowed entrance
nav o., NJ, equality will, wl,ent. The n,llers
tcction 10 lIouie industry, clalning that the
Importation. from America aro very prctu-
dlclNl to tho milling Industries OF Ffahcean
that 1t Is mt In nccurtance with French III
tcrests 70 'tlntlt forelRil n'anlltaetutcl l'rt,-
hct9 on Dettef terms thalf INC raw 1llhIetlals
Tli1s movement III the French Legislature
,,n,. ,,t,i,nnt,t,. rroy. II ,,, n n,ntlnr ~ i'm.
h"S u1''il"to,s l.o'e ~ pe tl'nttet VI n'.
portancc to the 1laur alld wheat Interests ot
the Northwest Ihs H., following t, Is te text o.
e.lo p.t.1'o.i npoh s.'s "up'ss.' ~ WE" naan
fra,n Eronoa. A ~ '''0 >'''''~ ~''"' 3'
~" .u.,., ~. r,.,... . ,,.,.,. ,.,,o.
isse IT,, ,,,,t s,, v , 1,,, ~. ~, Ira,
S'ar sitensIoa = ths prssont situa.ien os TO
French mltess @ @thro!gh thg % groTth s Of tho Ill., H.
porMuon 2, our lrhin tno q onitGa sa1es' ine
~ It;
s3::..:""........:....... ....;.. -. i.i9i.u;0
itieroasG w'Gn sens ny bo,.n ua,ss ~ %auS s
year. nas refnn;nca mnn,eca nGeatiso ". ~ ~, III H.
nttontion wis Hnsafhe " tno altMAt,on " E.-
~nSrS S, te 1v W. asa II
t"r's9s "' q e t',s @ so,'r eansasa Il shs 'ssa-
t,mr u " M oft,r 70 snrpose ih9t in's i!tn9so
v1c!t nns pr9ysseo9 H. Eng!sn 'nT!s Ito
, 1881-05-23

Arond,4 Besf, Irnu, and Wins, with
Ctnpho1a. tho standard medicinal tonic OF this
progressive nRe. It enrlches tho blot,d. prompt
Improves digestion, otc. ltoslllt: 4 round form.
bright eycs, happy state Of mind. Arend's drug
9t0ru, cOFner Mnds0n street aud Fifth Nvenua.
, 1881-05-23

To ConRMsnpttvcu.-IIany have been
hRppy to HiyG fhor testimony lii favor OF +" Wu-
b0r'a Pure Citt-Lt,ttr Un and Lime" Experience
has proved It to bo valuable renedy tor Gun.
sumption, asthma. dipthcra and all diseascs OF
tho thruat and lungs. Manufactured only by A. D.
NIlbur, cholnIst, lioston. Bold by all druggists.
, 1881-05-23

TEuck d Kayner's Moth Powder ~ the
surest inseot'ktllcr. It nnkcs short work OF
valuable furs and woolona fronl the ravaKoa Of
moths. luck & Itayncr. makers OF tho "Mars"
f.olaune.
, 1881-05-23

4 CONFERENCE.
HONE, May aaa-Ktnx lIuinbcrt llas had n
conference with Coppino, Sfancini, md
Fnrimi with reference to tho formation Of n
Cabinet,
, 1881-05-23

wv S"'09's'''e"'
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MEXICO.
Onurcsssrc rarlr f.nxvs- -xmupe1tpp
spteta1 Dbpateh to 1ns ch'eugo 7,thuns
tses cs"s"s wrsx " fs@S Msy different s.
tions OF Mexico, give detailed information rs
to thc opcratlons OF tl,c Mexican Tariff laws.
and MS to s'ul,ggling on the border. Tho fol.
lowing are Illustrations Of the operation Ut
these lnwH. Consul Turner, writing from La
"Tho recent enforcement Of M old Inv OF
nestle etotas ,ntrolucsd lt,to LH rnz from other
parts nf Msxlco. whsch weivhs heavily upon
every i've tn!,ablsans. The duties On in!pasts with
lies, ITO, which arc Imposed. ruiso tho Gust Of a
articles 50 high that tho peopie chi, scarcely cnrn
thpy nnve ilot il dollar to spura for supeffluttcs;
and she merchants ure reilly atratd to Import
e1f q m , to aGSo SSut e .S
trp'e duties. Only lust month 4 u,erahutlt hero
W. fresa r. H. 9 @ as ot @ r sEhs
by alexcan consul, NJ! might psAs onu gus.
wros ns aao;tor a @ ~ "t9 ana 10 SUI. T.
!cctca to heavy lines au.t penalties. I nn con-
bas e sn L. .eF E. y w. 5 e Snx e9 Il h
sidesed correct in his own custom. house. - w.
that sher principal dut.es are "n Is 1t tbe ie
portors to all pt,sslblc trouble and expBnse, aud
- IND way,s aa u,eans ,o nposs ncs and they
1nont, will gtyo iii INSTANCE: 4 package of
.ssortea candy sent " sa,nules nd valued at
Fnnctsco 10 n merchant nere. 1t wis tnvolccd
as .Axucat cani.' which / think was correct,
| und lo not sec how Il could be propcrly catIed
Ntt1 nj I'll
slitna. iines. rsr. Il, tta nni r.; Iii II ~, 1hn
1nr casea, frequently On u much larger scale, Nro
fear that ner M @ tho M aw Il ay s, soino Al ttio t
crn,r IN his ilvoico lnny nut only causV h,ul 10
bo nncd, hut also !mpris0ned, ulia he roaiiy ,n-
out tao caancu Of iho sn1nu proiit. In nv
Npiniun tho only effect Of ibe law OF huy,
t. s ecS % ea
mate elnu1,els. -.
tsa 70 eo no rssy f'f tse,9
roas0iaGiy 10 expected That the Imports uf LII
Iuz viii be Increased to any coas!dcrabiu extent
! ia tue futucc,"
| Vicc-Tu,,sul ,1enne. Of Nueyo Laredo. de-
scrii,rs s,nmwrIinm nvnr Inn hs,rtier. NJ
"Nucvo Iurcdo Is ,yhat il noY turned a FREQ
ety eensampston. The pt,puiatlon Is from 4,oon
to b.UN. Uf course these large stocks OF t,no
S ssS I, Ss ss 's ss
Of tho.a ilni the way to tho Interior
Thoqs a.. q T. tn9m pyinx a,es ssS
nv "1s ,A n nc,oro,,v conceaca tba, III. oro.,b NJ
q 9f .hs oss 5Ts ses S tfS s 1rae
md Hill thrce. fonrihs Sf Ibe nattye hau,i.
iation i enxastd At j.. o,, n q iarees ee',5 Or
at aeorcs or placcs batwe"n % thos. tyo - oitos a
fsr talcs up a,,d down 1t ncar Intervals. par. @
o1HN9 s ANIL seu'A sg"us M nao toau9 ~ 1ac sCan
, 1881-05-23

p1sNl. III productive capnnt!es nte taxed to the
emigration may. therefore. 10 considered r.thor
Il rt:t!gf thnn nthpfwlsn hut thD:o who ara
ctnlvratlng ar, tho tilars ID tho aeds and Vino
trltuturs to nur agricultural welfare. and who
hArr Runoratly Aolllu mechanical sk!l IN welt:
Thpy compose tho element "c can 'enst aaord
,Quc~tion-"ts Is ttnro any rcason Tor e,pnosins
taat pqIprrs and srintnais sro sent froin hcFc
Kcply-" None wbatavors that Is. Ia the case OF
pert1ns known to be such. It Is Of course I'M
r eugh ury III M III" sH. to amteoedsnts of every ono
Of tho nlMny hundreds prGsnt'fing thomsclses "
ne rr9islcrcti MS intending to ctn,Eratc. tsut
part q loeal. conlty, d Town authorities; or Of
my rh!!snt!rop'r association, to te,li % sGh per;
Understanding oxists hero that. even Z tont
ththct. they would not 10 permitted TO tnn.l."
Qnast!on- Arc thcrc q any x means " wblch tho
~ !Ss :: ss. nlsa .e ss.,:s.
aton, ii@niGary IL ~ t,,,,i 1irsa,tn arc rraderei
frutIess by tho fact that any German wishing
T. essEso u Anus'fn ca oasy ~ ax snSn
ise French frt,nticr the passport regulation!
viKor, 10 tl,at hit fow emtKranta from &c :rnany
leMrc Dy why Of tinsre or other pt,rts III Pr0nce.
Most A. Of thnso leasinF coyortlY e. ny way % ~ ono
viuusly ifeationei.' ' :"
Qucsuot,-*To wbst, III your opinion, may this
s,c,, ~ ~ efgasH y f. IN rst,S ~
lleply-' Every aensun disastrous to MRr!cult-
Mral ltieresA K,scs IN Impetus TO enigrntton.
inre!. ar Snr NV vnnrs csa,.nr snuc tIstresn and
want nlnnt'g tho lower CLASSES 4nd n tho rural
sps ~ n mmSse latsG,s y. ~ tn fn,s
tatus Ut waRes IT, or 50 day paid therc, and Of
tho xoo1 crups md Heneral prosperity; naturally
ik viii t4rnntcn n bnn thcir Ia bert,. w6ero
. sTv s, ~ @ Si"ea @ q @ ~ NAM In. ~, ~
anoy ws JAZZ rc WI" % e" any ypl II IN n @ r s 5
, ta9 .afof: wnor' nor a.ten pass
vs"s7 o,na mie tici. wIvas and nj
fan,its Whea noi t,oIr ' WORKING houTs 'auu art,
.:s Ihav nms. ~ t,n ~ rntirc .tav tt1or hgo
resut re- " H. T. ty savS M notsao, a1 9se no nests9 ,,
81. ~ ano et!o VI tna year WA" eo's "eeo " tao
o,sss ,2nsst3fs " there no fomodY Tor this prev
70 onE u nr v ~ nc ~ e,o .n
ilo,so ~ sy y, oe % IT, S,y you ui,1 M Us @ unv
Ersat :xtsni . 5one away wtth, wuereas nov r,
sSornx IL! s ss aGos! 4s.'. ~e,s6s @ ss Il RSas;
afupmne @ III " pno Ut anotaor OF 1acha oe'o9e DO
1tis.ss nut1n' IL, ,,.,,.-,. to.a t,a,t ,,o,I
!n7orei of tic s eoatEos, saS q atairs II A@eses
s6itheria p..t,,,,. p,.:. ,.,,.. ,.,nn. r,ar.
ns ass?antt q Ssa xsTss; sosd @ s:ops sn5 5 5xon'; :;
ea t ao snys: n re, INV
n "r au wtth H. pfospes!s esto1o R~ hn tsa
tho e9F1n nj, t psoposMno99!a,y - 9!y
u',S,ay, ,,ayy,., Z" o,n ,n,v x,oo. w,,, ,cu,ra
ss ayst i. 's ssasssrss e, tss: s'S
o1 ,%" a" F.ns o1e e
, 1881-05-23

proncfled d shower Of stones came on the
police ftosn tIlls stronghold, and the resilient
Magistrate stntes that bullet struck the
wall nlongtfs Ut tho agent. Tic pollce, with
swords, battnis, anil rifles,
HEAT 1sACK Tiff c1sown,
but could do nothing aaatnst tho castto gar
rison, wlfcf, WINS armed Will scythcs, forks,
and other implements. Tl,toe priests arrived
oil the scclo md cifectually cxerted thetn-
selves to sccurc order. 1}nt for their inter-
ference ucrc would l'avo beeil blondslied.
When thu expedtllo'i fnce'l for l'otIle tliev
found an0thcr brokeh bridge bcforu them,
aud, willis tt1oy were making the passage.
the crowd, who Ind brokcn away from tho
priests, opened tiro with stones. 1ntne-
dlately Tile police were gIvcn the
order to loatl. Father o'DonneIl spra'E
forward In frnnt of the leveleu rilles mid
shouted ont that he would lIe responsible Tor
ortlcr. Meantime b1'ly Ut police rushed on
the crowd OF men and women III tho rear.
Swords anil batoiis vera foarisIiea. a re-
porter was ROUGHLY handled. md tho police
struck out cxeltedly right and left. Tllls
was tile last collision, attd ....
THE POLICE THEN sAFKLY CROSSED THE
49,. h.1lp,f'
1iMlt M loH6 lhtet t"o 1A'salu-AeHBtto u"Huat
with banners, nnd ACCOMPANIED ny tnonsamds 1Is
OF people, arrived on the towniana ironl 4lp-
parafy, anu be'ng TOO late LOT the a!sturo.
a''ces. procectlctl to celebrate the defcat OF
tho !andiofds. u was intented 10 eV'ce .olln
, 1881-05-23

No Risks, Profits GertRin. Send for
circulars. Qart!en City Grain Exchange, CHI
caYo. III.
, 1881-05-23

CoysrANTIxorLE, May @.-Mlahat Tasha
has arrived here. Turkan Boy, formerly
Turkish Ambassador Mt Kon,a, during 70.
cent visit IA Su.yrna, communicated With
Alidhat phslla, A,sd, It having beels eseer-
taineA that previous to hts visit correspond
enca had passe4 between them, the for1ner
l.as been arrested aud Will b0 brought to
Constantlnopls.
cnSnEANEu TO nEATHt
Abdul Boy. ux-Cllef Of ths Albumin
League. has been court-lnartlaled ata COLI
lelupp4 10 death,
, 1881-05-23
SPAIN.
TILE CENTENARY OF cALDEROS.
G.SN{tt fIttJk

SPAIN.
TIE CENTENARY OF cALpERoS.
Spretut Ct't1t.
MADRID, May aa,.-To-tlay begin the fcstf-
vitIcs of thu Centenary Of Caderon. For
moro than ten days Madril Inns pre-
scented SCENE Of extraordinary
animation. Sometimes rs many rs u 600
strangers llnye arrived In one days
trains, Already more than ninety thousand
peopto have come, and every hotel down to
the lowest tavern Is densely crowded.. Tho
prices paid I'll many cases aru rltl1culoslsfy
high. 'rha vnst majority ut Visitors cuitlo
froui the Provinces Ut tho Peninsula. niltl
among tile Foreigners tho Portuguese, Frencli,
and Americans nrn most numerous. The
weather llas favored during tho past ton
tlnys tile horse r,ces and annual fairs 1T
Snuls,lro, ~ we'll rs the Mnlrid Ferla Ell.
prado.
THE 1louI.EvAKDs ARE ALIVE
With tents md payltions, splonttislly pre-
1arctt fur the dances mid concerts which arc
tn bo given by tile principal clubs anu corpt'-
ratl0ns of tho Capltnl Tho sight IN the streets
since the fa!r opened oil Thursday, and evoil
lnore 50 to-day, IL quite curious, MS n'Rny
visitors arc ntl!red in quaint provincial
cnstun,cs, tllo bright colors Of tho women
contrasting with the singular luggings. beaycr
hats, yclyeteGn Jackets, and bright sas}'es Ut
the mcn. Tho festivities Of tho centenary
are divided Into tho popular entertainment
and PROFESSIONS, that begin on Wednesday
! text, md
TIE LITERARY AND sc1ESTIF:o cELE-
R1lATluN
w',lcl, WIS ipnngurnted to-slay by dfstrIbu-
tlon OF tho prices Of the relatives of contrib
| ntors 0f essays md poems In honor Of Cal
dnrnn srnrn %vns vprv sntnl1t iii Core in
, 1881-05-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

No hospital needed tor patients that uso IIou
1ittczs, a. they cure 80 spooGtly ut home.
, 1881-05-23
TIE NEW TESTAMENT.

TIE N NW TE619AM = n I.
TIE REV. EDWARD EVERETT HALE On lTs
RELATION 10 UNtYANlASIaM.
Special uspaleA 10 Tia CAttaso Tribune.
NEw York. Muy n.-'lhs pulpit of tho
Ituv, john w, Chutwick's UniyersAllst
, 1881-05-23
tl'lyNIS.

VU 10.
EXCITED Aol:NTAiHEElts-
plAEnTA, a1ay :f}.-The mountainous in
tbs ueIghbu1hood Ut Muteur Aro very much
, 1881-05-23

6esst as si,araaiees of i successful manhool.
Hut. on ti!U i've of hls departure spectre CON
fruits s smt hl l. ts 4. dsns npa of military tnna
res1;is ;ste ~ ps'"st Fs'sa W"
avoid Ss tss dc6t that 10 eases Sut ~ aSoldsneo
il atmply Incidental tu tho carrying out ot bits
previously c0aco!tod plHtla. Anu ~ ~ quietly
snlp. Germany loses III aoln-hodtuu citlzeu, nIld
tbe Umitcd States cehsus report ahFonle!ea a
ConsHi.t;euura! Kreisu,unla, writing from
Berlin, giyns tho following sunl.ndry Of Gull
KrnttDll frnl1l Germany to thu United Status
d5nrlnK 1sso, with sketch Of tbs ctfor
hnvo tho honor to trausult herew,th copy OF
tho ropart Ut tho uorluan C0,nlnlsal1nar OF Etn-
!ggatlon lor tho yGnr ls'sl as suhnltfed 1y tho
y ion ia sS Is has so
number nf lufman cMiKranta In tho your tas'
wns !b lto, Ut whom ~. f7s were n,ales, and a.
Guilty. s from r. I'll sbe W isovlnsos 81 West frussia.
Fon,eEaala, and posos,., The nu|ntoE uf psrsans
Snk;ax S ta tla% ts kasd st ssss xs
fram tho 0ras,1- nnuhy nf st14et1. %.bd1; from
iiuchy ii Iiosae. 8.Vt:; tro.n tho drama. nuchsn
4 ' '5' s'S% tAs u a+' SSsss
!" IL rcYarsls tho I,erts IT departure, usemon
wAs rosured 10 nn,st largely, hl,ist porsons aay-
tttk kAtl9I (rm thGTG. tlnluuuFk ctHhU3 tt0At IN
order win las5s7 prrsosls leaving saiJ p.rt; In
addition, lt.stt persni!s elnt4Eka4 Ut Antwurp,
igrunts befov sIRied, i'st! repalrtd In tho
uuitcl stttes, :,l!y !. firakil. Tho rcasona. ~
stated III thu rennrt, fur tho nrefer5eu given tu
tue United htMtrs ctIIlsIst III tho fNct lhAt thoro
iii opportunity IL nttosdri oyrrf Hno by dllxsnt
work, IN II comparatively sh"rt lllae, 10 Halti
Iussca4lull or l.uuse ula Land of his own, and
~ hecallp independent Vi otaoFs and "ell-to-
do ..-....,
"As showing the class II persaus emiKrattns,
lno following futuurks, Yuutud ltuta tho report,
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