The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

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kindness Oh occasion, was accostel tho
other day With. How do yon Do, sir
Perhaps you don't remember me
NO, confess I don't You have
the advantage of me
"You are my bsneiactor, sir And
the stranger went into an account Of
himself, 70 the effect that years ago be
had no business, no money, no money
"a friends, but number Of mouths to
fll daily. He applied 10 --- for some
thing to do. had no employment
for him, bat be gago him some money
which proved the beginning Of better
circumstances "And nov, said be,
my name is (Which revealed near
relationship to person in very high
Government position, and if can do
anything in return for you or yours, il
will afford me the iyeliest qualification
TO do ii.
The "benefator, happily has no need
to ask any fayors for himself, but such
an evidence Of gratitude was some
thing, to say nothing Of the assurance
Of friend at court that would help to
carry out some benevolent or kind pur
pose another time, for some other as
deserving and perhaps as arpreciatiye
a beneficiary,
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
The charming music Of the Marine
Band, which has lately been resumed
here bi-weekly for the season, formed
an occasion for one Of the most delic-
ious treats to the eye, no than the ear,
Saturday afternoon, in the grounds o.
the Executive Mansion, that can we'll
be imagined. The various brilliant col
ors of the ladies' spring toilets were all
perfectly complemented and harmonic
cd by the fresh green Of the sward and
foliage.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
The Sunday Schools Of that part Of
Washington known as the Island had
their annual procession aud eastMon-
day. They marched by the President
at his mansion, saluting and being sa-
luted as they passed; then listened to
addresses from Rev. Drs. Sunderland
and Newman; and concluded the day
with their banquet The Capitol Hill
and Wa shingtou City" Schools declin-
ed to turn out, the former on account
Of the fatiguing distance to the little
ones, in part, and the latter on account
of differences growing out Of the color
ed children Of the Congregational
church joining last year One school
wheeled out of the procession then. r
. One Of the straightest OF the Orthodox
believers fresh from the North re-
marked to me to-day: Il see that the
religion of Washington, in the broad
principles of Christian brotherhood, is
behind the politics In the Inaugural
procession colored we're allowed to
march.
LUTHERAN SYNOD CALL or THE President
The Lutheran Synod in session here,
numbering some $50 men, a few accom-.
panied by their wives, paid their re-
spects to the President Saturday.
GOOD OUT OF NAZARETH.
w. w. Corcoran, the rich ex-banker,
has just executed q deed giving to
Washington bis Temple of Art" the
ground it stands on, and all the back
rents due from Government for the use
Of the premises for the Quartermaster's
Department during tie rebellion and
down to few days ago; together with
his extensive and really valuable col
lection Of works Of art The whole gift
is estimated to be worth not less than
$1,000,000. He also intends to make a
further present Of 100000, as fund
for defraying the current expenses Of
the Temple as public museum OF art.
Auguste Belmonte, the prominent bank
er and Democrat Of New York, is re-
ported to have profered free selec-
ton Of any II pictures from bis fine
collection. Corcoran was sympathi-
ger with the rebels, and remained in
Europe during the war, with all the
gold he could raise at leaving; and re-
port has it that he will soon return to
France, where be has bought beauti-
ful villa, to live with his only daughter
He obtained large beginning Of his
millions something like Jay Cooke a.
Co. by doing business for the Govern