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THE GERMAN PROTESTANTs,
Their Assembly At TSormhPFskceE
AgnlRs$ she. PapAl Dcttef Of Sep
,sen hcI,, 1855.

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Again i Is worms .se scene cen Of i Iasaess memo1
sa az ss sss + 2:
s4an, ssssa es e; u iss saps q
hss lons seen ieofed noau Win e,ann III
| Fope hi continuity insuiret nls Arenss 10 MOI
asi7e e1eruona IL Germany. .nd tas eaoss 81
1se:na : Nstionsl cs3hoac ca1,eh IN derEaa5.
M s a9ed M n - sa na1aia Re-. y r2
tle hoteststlksn Il Inther: sni tne Panai Iet.es
tse l. n TnSa !, A. e Pgs
.Dts e ae.toa: aad thoazh - sslioa i ao* "a.
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by the strte5T ofthodcx Il rstfonaiN.tc tSere fs
70 sogss .hss tas e, msn eaaposag Z hs!s u
eoed: N'~'' S''''''''1 = ''As''N'
ssnq Tss ts o e T. ~ IL q e p, e %
the Papal settcf ot senteuh&. On The tfay pfevi-
ous, about go Delegates nom an parts u Gc1ms-
.e1rMuhe, Wiesbaden. t-on.the.N Min.
Hamburg, Btemen. Berlin, Jena, Wcimat, 8tras-
hurx, Ravai.A and Anstkts, Ind a11!red. :Tne,e
tuanshtp pl Dr. schtnkel. of He!uelbelx Nu.EeE1-
=, When s1rsngementa Tetc made for the. neH
S;5 f,ssaSsn, ~ a,s1 ~ " T.
WaF4sns Ticenssns 1op TX " 2oef Seafss q
IRe morning m the a1st broke out
msfpinr the bcds Of the rT,nit1 fnurch m
sIoased ne .leepera Tne IS streeis % 1ese pG rspdi5
M s4en,e ma eSfha ~ rssas sv4s s1G ~ a.s
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- " o,n,o+s - tfs e ~ . ~" 4u!. sao
r;ty And the nn.n1,es ecntinn.ut 6n5e 1e
Jne g9eas t1na5e On Mhich the Luther moan-
naofe nnotaioE - 10 eiock aboae seq eccieeias-
~! = 1sa AIllse1. kon kne4e R9tneted In
es.io ees 9 psGt111s 70 Eaa9 n soa@n e1o.
og nola os nMv o. S91 7psss1ns A. tne utmost.
ana "a t111ay ay p'Gn1 eeala of eoGlse % nos
ne ne ~ mo, - aast 1ase ass: ota nelnem Wotf
ssM sna 1sn5e.ax p pastoI hegso VIC ciosed Win
German church y DE- Schroeder. Of Worms, then
pftenJ we!cemed ne assembled r1iutnde to The
a'L atIeI Waien rs Efoeeednes q the az were
forsy 1aea E'et II Worms q consideE 10 prssent
e3noH9n n "; % q 3daesd q tae tnstta
fehun 70 Aonoe :lne Germany have AxaJs held
ProtearaI:tfs1a - the greatest deed, aad ase not
present. ins Z 70 rass selioas oas i6sa moi af
ReoRlS tnlnx. Aaa the fensEed attempt made from
s,f hs e sqe{es11 70 ~ II a0's
nr, aiQaf$saE M & ~ io9oEed ~ y. schenket
Ean spo!e toT aoo9t ~ ao0f, y she co2s5e q ~
snta IA t5 ~ q, ot,s s;d
1as soG a % ta16 ~ Iafhsr gpoke re
nu.ass asIp1 Asao9' ! eaanot otntaHMst" ~
sess9se { f7ssS r ( s. !ase5fesa i a.a!pg ss.:ss-
sst; 1e ~ Sots " - ~ - =, Rsopte. u11ai-
S! oTTe ot s Fl " nae
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only, Gas.et1ia1a - @ 11nsG S:,ae,ss ':a T1atGomedsa
b. tope do VEGA, iii fpsaian daanAsat, who W
6oftmpata1 e ENh EhakspeGes s7snSlsssa ny Z;
". Eo1enA "a 9pE1t7h Gsp111o- II u 1ooudeo
On tia anna italian etQJ NnKh Was s-nsed q The
eanstrucssnn q ON ho1aeo md Jun&k IN ths
tk1l..s l1aJ hnssse. !Ls i.tu, naaZ1a.a JUilas La
hsEutoes s1A III entI tapf0J,-- e"- ~--
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The SS1aasteA sfDyfaK ~fSsaFvaais4
Ftur, kAe .Stte Fork !ssoa-

About arIOItniEhs ago tbe '1s,l1 puhahheN ths
6tp1y od RJctard, Ensan, young epAnfed Mt2n,
WIS han oEen accidents " shut N = ho,d q Y
boxni Ttthonf fpp3 uutl his arrival IN tbAafE. He
wasfept to the Colo1ed Home, IN Sky l1a1 sfnsee
and having staAd Als Strength, tst4aSIe1f0ett
ether % u1nd or 1t unsupported ueessA to
speak .Hls pulse ~ nutsssinE, .htD eysa Nd7v
dun. anat HI fnsG szA h&nd1 wsra oot4 .7Hia.
mi "a eoauit II VSs@ q 4 9rupI 0soea8aaca.::A
loud u Hol1e mHImW Was also heard at t4a haso
ulhA kezEk ..t.s -: -. I
IN Crews s.yzo - cT-J 80: r::1tR3-
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.$aay has .6stAozgks her Of 4 nse4aa 1l Ea<Jtn9
the monotonJ Of Ea4ilsh grammar by the l1s1p-
d1ct.pn Of 4 no1. ard ort&laaI fq&u Of l1Iez1lAe
yun. tAe edoPttoa Of WAiea VIA alikA scoAaGai1e
hue md s9soe-AAs aR ta4ssacst taatead Of say-
eza-phh6oaAr al % o. Tbs .bettef 70 demos-
Hyate the tNmense mxt1k tne4 NAE h6 okfaiEqd
By TIN dzzp1s cnka@2FAt o4 4aRsznoo1a language
tie Qzea& tsnea Z tNeaatas1aae y sahaaa2sas
-kcB4FLAL
1'asaea: r. = -: :: ~ r Aeesas-
Wexr.szsa11s+ I<assssds. anAe3 .fh61 AEsa1aA
'-1> :. .A ::
NusL. i5sszi1e
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MONUMENT. DEDICATION.
Address eF LAHFencc v-Alaem ns rhe
Dedication OF tho S. .diexHs n0nus
ment, JAnc II. 1880, at Hlos m ing.


address eF Lawrence v-alaen ns the
DcEcnasen OF ~sho s< .alexn' u nonu.
ment, Janes17. 1889, NJ. hiesmtnS-
TOE, iii.
NJ. Ptsident, L7dies and Gsal1zrea;
ataleful IN cur zrcnllections, ne haye assembled
t. tedlcaie with Appropriate EelemonJ thia monu-
1neut to the heroic dead. This silent Jet impres-
Ere memn.tal zdtnantshes ~, n to tbs saez1dces
which have been made thAs freedom might nTe,
that soc.sl x3t u1ueT night Be ualntained-
scend 10 out cniiareh. Standing IS do between
The Yftnx and tbs dead, and remembering Mhat
the dead hare done. ard realizing what the Living
he nnss na1s iaiiea % ii n pleasant piacez
yen, We haye Cody iertage.' Connected With
- ~ s 1n 1ssf9 M saes9 y, sea e3 :as GnG ne
.u1J Of thnt Revolutionary virtue = hach ntsde Bun
hr III npn Of Lbs brightest spots tn tha iandscaPe
= ho4saah1 lS s.a1 to 5ou so-a.y et he heroic
past Huu1aQL Imagination Is tno limited Ia tae
Innge q beauty. human Eealas to9 neasIe N r.
memory Of the men Whose patriotic virtues Are H.
tended 10 be conmeuoated BY this ontEtnG. They
m t5c,T n maptSod: ,nI. a. ioe poet na1 s,id: -
"Wnetner On he E1fo11 high
Il n1nss % bc dies II tpr - man" y
Some Of those d1ed when the taoud Of WIZ w1s the
~ ;s e ~ % .a aGssa e oe as
q = noole5 ess1a5auon, and IN the pEo1t;;
sss Sssoe sc, Cox o1ss 4 Ss = aisd fs qn FL
stsndlna @ ~ higher md no.aes ihsS IT ia been % 1t
1ss % N Il anan 81 an
az he approaches tho sput shttuka back IN hnrspr.
S1t to the hero, when his suou
Has wpn the battle fut The free,t
my yoee sounds IKE . prophe:ls word,
Ard IN IL hollow tones are heard
The than5s @ Of rail!ona yst to be-
these meuf Gratitude Is aEnDu2 the uDplest VIZ
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haye lald claim 10 1he T9sA 10 profit claim the
v4ghl 70 la5sr. or to tie Instruments Of labor.
Fog The rest read my Louis Blanc IN prison,
and know ~ heart this doctrine: :" In or1e. to
0:s.nlhruu themselves lie common people have
Il eet Of tools to work With; II. IL tAe
fLnctloa OF the cusernfrta. to prpztae
l..cm.'' and psan: ''t one aamita that,
L.. order 10 Dcrealy 11ee nAn requires The AA,i-
H. 10 exercise and 70 develope Els faculties
!. suis Ia TINT society owes each Of its members
Instruction without which the human mind Is In
capable Ct Development, and The Instruments Of
3abor, Hlilort whitu human sctiyikics have DO
field 1or their exercise. But BY what means can
kocety give TO each Que OF its members the neccs-
aaE1 Instruction and the necessary Instruments Of
iIsLO- eAeepi by the Intervention Of The 5taie1 I"
tu ths: II II becomes necessary to rctotntsonlze
,he rourt-. nlso VII force my Tny into The ba1ls
4: Legislation. I alEo viii perTest The law aod
make 1t perform IL my LeAaI md at Jour expense
iHe vrT3 Wet for Which II has {a&a NOW Punished nc
MY decree Il modelled after so1rs:
AE11ctk l. There bn4u he tAxGA Levied upon
tscr5 citizen, And czpcciAl}y upon Iron founderS
AK1. z. The pzpcecds Of this +sx Aheil be M
LIED 70 the creation Of urrned corps to which the
1!.,e Of the ftateral e>s..aa14laxy anal IT g1Fen
AR1- {. 1t shall be tic duty Of The fratr7.aI CON-
tAtutnfv to make tuetr way 4nto ths v1rehonsea
q! karcbet, SAWS, tc, to takc possessspa Of these
'oclz, aud to distribute them 10 sech wo1k1oxr1en
IL nay desire them
Ihlnks 70 thIs iDgeninns device, Jou kee ray
}tao. that ahall no longer he obliged to bear the
r:1ks, the coess The otiur, The scrupes o. rob-
btTy The State vii rcb ser me 81 II haa for JOE,
We shall 10th be playing the sAme game,
II remain1 to be seen what wolld be &he eondt-
1.an OF French 4oe1ety On tae realization OF rny
second hSpothesth OF what at leasi, Is the cocdi.
a1n ol 1t a1tef the A!nost 4om71aso REALIZATION of
the ngst b hypothssis- ] DO not destrr to dtteuss
hero the econony OF the question. 1t IL generally
'-on G-e 4.:h q Aprl. lEsa. atte1 4 Fer1 eEttoas
eietss ainn which Reproduced In ths Aa.ssa. the
kseoal Council Of Ax.aeattafe. NsanfAetuEes sud
e<s.saefrF s a.sued -hs following orar:
Pot$tcA1 tophozuJ shall b. tsnxnt hy The 8uTefr-
tnsat psDksoTs oo Es1rety Ee2 tfs theot<tei asipt
nNsw q tr9e ttAde hut .1lt Nth special Saxafd 10
W.A -" sS1A1A4 -14 49,. '4@'-~
VIZ n ropsJ 70 ha docs7s thu. 1astis*s vruts the
pEI1 s7o9tanoa ord xa=. Esc-- A11--. L
ehe SWHsf - EassNtEA. NAY Il, It5a -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
VIM. Carmichael, Admir-.
COBH SHERIFF. SALE.

WN7lLL be sold before the court house door in tlt'
w City Of Marietta. during the legal hours of
sale on the list Tuesday in March next. the following
property to wit: The undivided half interest Of one
Steam lanyard in the Town of Acworth Cobb coun-
" Ga and two acres of land more or less attached
thereto. Levied on the property of f. +. White,
and Jas. L.. Logan, to satisfy fila issued from
Cobb Superior Court in favor of John W. Hill and
Abel Willis VS. i. f. White and Jas l.. Logan prop
erty pointed ou by plaintiff. This Jan, % 1869.
". ". CARREL. Dep'ty, Shift.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

wDY virtue Of an order Of The CvDr OfOrlinary If
ii D Cherokee county will be- sold before The c"ure
hbuse door in Canton in said county of Cherokee
the first Tuesday in March next between the legal
hours of sale lots of land to-wt z0}, go and parts
of lots 669, 500, 7t0 all bein. in the 18th disricT
and second section of Cherokee county containing
100 acres more or less. Sold the property Of II.
r. Carmichael deceased sold for the benefit of tie
heirs and creditors Of said deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale, this 29th of January,
1869.
VIM, Carmichael. Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
geoal advertisements.
COBB SHERIFF SALE.

WILL. be sold before the court house during IN the
I.ont hoalrs IF sale on the LIST Tuesday in March
next the following property to-wit Lots OF Land
No.. lg2 and 1873 IN the 18th Dist. and 2nd, section
OF Cobb county, byyirtue Of i ia Issued IRON G"pG
Slr,e,or Court IN favor of Wade White vsl n Rus
s.lI .ud w J. Russell Levied as the property
of l. y. Russell Property pointed out by defendant
l. \. Russell this Srl. day Of February lS69.
AIso-at the same time and place. one hnndre' acres
Of lot No 239 in the 10th district and I'd section OF
Cobb county. North corner OF said lot.) Sold ~
yirtue of # ia issued from Justices court held hi
and fur the 1O17 District c. NJ lin favor of W. l.
Anderson Levied on as the Property of Robert
Kirk. lew made and returned to me by constable.
Property pointed out by Plaintiff, Feb. s. ls69.
w W. CARRELL, Depty Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
GEORGIACOBB COUNTY 4:

NXTHEREAS, Jesse Oslin applies to me for the
w administration of the Estate of William "
Baxter late of said connty deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per
SONS concerned to file r'rir objections # any they
have IN my Office on or before the first Monday in
ia AprilArxt otherwise letters If Administration will
he granted the applicant at that term of the Court Of
Ordinary Of snid county.
Witness my hand as Ordinary. This Feb. H. go
+. A. DOBBS, Ordy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

w will aud testament of John Tate deceased.
having applied me for disnlission from his trust
aS Executor aforesaid.
These therefore to cite and admOnish all per
concerned. to- file their objections if any they
Lave in my office before the first Monday in.
September nsXt, otherwise letters of Disnssion and
discharge will be granted the applicant at that term
ofthe Court of Ordinary of said county
Witness my hand and Official signature as Ordi-
nary Of said county. This Feb. II. 1869
T.. A. DOBBS Ord'v
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
Georgia Cherokee County :

Whereas, L. Il. Fowler applies to me for the
Guardianship of the person and property of Ramath
Wildwood minor under ii years old Of Tfmon and
Mary J. Wildwood deceased; these are therefore to
cite and admons all persons concerned to file their
objections any they have in my office before
the first Monday II, March otherwise letters of
Guardianship will be granted the applicant at that
term ofthe court of Ordinary for said county.
Given under my hand as Ordinary at office in
Canton this January 18th, 1869.
W. r. d. Moss, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

"a OTIC E.-'I'wo months after date applications
q will be- made To the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
{, unity Ga for leave tn sell all The lands belonging
10 the estate of David W Dickson late Of ,ICOnn
" deceased Tor the benefit ofIhe heirs and creditors
of said deceased. This 18th day of.Ianuary 1869.
W. {. DICKSON. Executor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

NTOTICE.-rwo months after date application
will hp made to the c0Hlt of Ordinary OF Cher0-
kee county. Ga. for leave to sell al the lands be-
longing to the estate Of Henry s. * RhOda Gaines
late Of said county deceased for the benefit of the
hrirs and creditors of said deceased. This January
Goth. 1869
John II. Gaines, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
Postponed--CHEROKEE SHERIFF
SALES. =

WILL be SOLD on The lst Tuesday IN March NEXT
before the court ha..se deer H:.:s. Geor'a "it''
in tile legal hours sale the s.,lIowing proi~ri.
wit: lot a land No la5 iifthe 22nd dist and 2nd
section If said county Levied ~. the property Of,
John lush to satisfy Il ia issued from Cherokee
county count in favor If Fl NJ Long for the officers Of
court against said John F.,sh. Property pointed
out by plaintiff.
T. q GramIins. Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
POSTPONED ADMINISTRATORS

NAI4Es
GEORGIA BY virtue Of an order Of the
Cobb County. Honorable the Court Of Ordinary
Of said Counts will be- sold at the Court House door
in the city OF Marietta said county of Cobb, during
the legal hours OF sale the lst, Tuesday in March
next at Administrators sale the following Real
Estate to wit: Lots of Land N"s. 775, IA and 80
all in the 17th District and 2nd section Of Cobb
county Ga. containing 40 each more or less.
Sold as the property of the Estate Of Hardy Pace,
lare Of said county deceased for the benefit Of the
h and creditors OF said deceased.
Terms Cash, purchasers paying for titles This
NOV. 80 lS(iS.
SOLOMON X. PACE, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

NOTICE.--Two months after date application will
~ be made To The court ofOr,liuasy ofCobb Com
" for leave to sell part Ofthe lands belonging tn the
estate of C. G. Howell deceased for The benefit ofte
heirs and creditors Of said deceased, This Jan 20 60
\ BAKER Amd'r
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
Georgia Cherokee County

Ordinary's Office, Jam y. 1863.
William \ Dowda has applied for exemption OF
personally and setting apart of the valuation ot
O'Clock a. the 9th day Of February 1860, AT my
office, in Canton, Ga.
w. r. d. Moss, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
John II. Gaines, Admir-.
Notice,

w ILL he sold at Auction for cash by the TrIS-
w tees of SMYRNA Chmch. AT said Church OH
the C9th) ninth "f March next at roon, 10 acres OF
Land in three parcels of ten eaclt being parT
Of lot No 90 Eth, Dist. and 2nd., section Of oIii
nal Cherokee NOW Cobb County. on which said
Church i <:tuaied-tites warranted. Sold for the
buu,.fit of said Church.
The land is Ruff Station on the W. X \. Il.
Road aud well SITUATED, torprlvaic Country residence
I,v order of Board of Trustees.
NJ. l.. RUFF
january 9th, lo69.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
SOLOMON X. PACE, Admir-
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

Whereas, Mrs. \. l., Young applies to me for the
Guardianship of the person and property of l."vick
Young, minor orphan under IA years old OF james
Young deceas ID
These are therefore to cite aud a'lmonish all per-
sons concerned to file their objections if any they
have in my office before the first Monday in March
next otherwise letters Of Guardianship will he gram
ted the applicant at that term ofthe of Ordinary
for said county. Given under my hand as Ordinary as
Office III Marietta. this Jan. 9Th go.
f. A. DOBBS Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
Il. G. Granting, Sheriff
ii. VI. Hammctt, Ad~'r.
POSTPONED ADMINISTRATORS
SAL f.

BY virtue ofan order of the court Of Ordinary of
Cobb county, will be sold before the court house
door in said county the first Tuesday in March
next. seventy acres of land more less in the 10Th
district and 2nd section Of said county. Numbers
I2l and 30 acres the side lot No 40 sold as the
property of Mary Manning late of said county de-
ceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deceased Terms cash. purchaser paying for
titles December l7Ih, lstjS.
ii. NJ. lIammett, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

Gen. Rawlings recently dincd with a
man who partook divine rather freely,
and became talkativc. Finally the latter
said, speaking of somebody: ooh, that
mine enemy would write a book"
''Your enemy said Rawlings, pointing
to the bottle, ''dont write books"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

"MR. TIMOTHY" said a young lady
who had been showing off her wit at the
expense of her lover, you remind me Of
barometer that is filled with nothing in
the upper story" 'Divine AImira,"
ncekly replied The adorcr, ''in thanking
you for that compliment, let me remind
you that you occupy the upper story en-
tirely.Rn
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
PAINTS,
Ofevery kind and color wanted.
WHITE LEAD

In large and small cans of the best quality or
cheapest grades.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

HUMAN creduIity is boundlcss and IN
cxhaustiblc. Often as mankind have
been duped by schemes. they are still
rcady--as il anxious to be again gullcd
and there is no absurdity too gross not
to find many to give it crcdcnce.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
And many other articles of
BUILDING HARDWARE,

We have the oldest Drug Store ia Uppcr Gcor
aia We keep 4 good stock ON hard-and constant
" receiving fresh supplies. We understand our
business and will sell at reasonable prices. We
study to please
TERMS CASH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

From Prof. Montgomery
"Bone Dust contains the most nutri-
tious combination that can be made,
far surprising any other in judgment"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Pure Chemicals.

Solid and fluid extracts, &c Our Senior has had
more than - years experience in this business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-19

a DISTINGUISHED visitor once entered
the counting room of the late Baron
Rothschild, who was very much cngag-
ed. Without looking up he said
Take chair and be seated The
gentleman addressed, feeling aggrieycd
at such reception, remarked
"You did not, perhaps, hear my name,
am the Count -" "Oh, yes" re-
piled the banker, "takc two seats, if you
please"
"AuNTY," said sentimental niece to
a bcreaycd widow, NOW you are pros
porous and well to do, let us get some
pretty tombstones for good Uncle Dan
iel you know he has none at his grave.
Aunt Kczia lifted rp her hands and
emphasized this touching expression
.'Janc, if they want anything Of Daniel
at the Judgment, they can find linn with
out guide board ! tell yoa he'll be
there in time"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
THE VANDERBILT BRONZE.

The event OF the week. socially speaking, In the
way Of popular ovation VIII be the unveiling OF the
Vanderbilt alegorical bronze on Wednesday.
Already list OF guests, tenth OF the names OF
whom would give mperishaole ec,at to any social
gathering or ceremonial, has been published, and
the programme OF the AFFAIR Is nearly completed.
Bishop James viii open the proceedings with
prayer ana Mayor Hall VIII deliver the Grafton
which win consist OF an eloquent rhetorl-
cal encomium and biography OF the emit
nent citizen whose career the group ex-
presses, interprets and 1ttiugly commentaries In
alegory. But one regret remains, and that Is that
the ceremonial cannot be rendered more Impressive,
significant ana In certain way municipal by the
erection OF the group at some suitable spot In the
Park. The results OF the forecast of tile eminent
subject OF the allegory have been great public bene
hts and surely II Is appropriate that his biography
bronze should become the property OF the public
IN noberand broader sense than accrues from It's
erection at the Hudson River Railroad depot, late
ST. Johns Park. Grafullas seventh Regiment Band
Will grace the occasion in full force ana lt would DC
supernOus to predict that the wealth, talent aud
eminenco OF the city VIII be represented III larger
delegations than have graced similar occasion for
many years. II ever, IN this country In an eminent
sense the day VIII be observed as o metropolitan
holiday. Flags VIII be hoisted ON oil the public
buildings both municipal ana national, In honor OF
the event; hotels. steamers and private buildings
man. Governor OF the state Of New York; With Y host
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
ANCIEER EEgE yyLR.

Reported strike of Brakemen on the Frctsht
Trains--AdmirnI Fisk, Jr., said 60 lie IN
Command of Another Army--Livcly Times
Anticipated.
report became current in jersey City yesterday
afternoon that the entire body OF brakemen en-
pioyed on the freight trains OF the eastern division
OF the Erie Railway struck on Saturday night. The
cause or the strike is said to have been la conse-
quence Of the discharge Of three OF the brakemen on
Friday and substituting in their places three men
not belonging to their organization. The braKemen
held q meeting at Port Jervis and demanded the
Immediate restoration OF the three discharged men
to their situations The company declined to accede
to the demand, and the consequence was that on
Saturday evening the men held another meeting
when strike was resolved upon, to take effect at
once. AS the trains came into Port Jeryls
the brakemen engaged In running them were notified
OF the action taken and at once left OF work. In con-
sequence OF which nearly the entire amount OF the
freight that was being moved over the road is now
standing upon the track at Port Jervis. No freight
trains arrived or departed from Jersey City yes
terday
Admiral Fisk declares that he win not submit to
dictatton and furthermore tnat he Will I'll the places
OF the strikers with q set OF new men. with this
view he yesterday afternoon and evening had scouts
out in Jersey City, Hudson City, Hoboken and New
1900 men 70 proceed with to Port Jervls
His intention Is to pay OIL the strikers and
reght ans and in case Of interference oy 10 snt
their way through. Admiral Fisk's scouts were
authorized to offer 1--we dollars day and expenses.
In Jersey City over 100 men, mostly "Hre laddiesu
were obtained in the lower part OF the CITY, A large
number or recruits also obtained In New York,
and they were generally pretty rough characters.
shortly after nine O'Clock some sixty runners came
over In a body from New York, but when they
learned that they would receive only five dollars per
day refused to go. They wanted twenty five dollars
apiece, and thought that was reasonable enough TO
run the risk OF getting their "heads broken"
Shortly after ten O'Clock special train sent out
loaded with men and others were to follow as fast
as the men could be brought in. The passenger
trains will run as usual.