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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13
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New York, Monday, May Is, 1879.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S HERALD.

PAGE.
2-Advertisaments.
3-Dr. Livingstone and the HERALD: Lecture by
the Rev. David Mitchell-The Search for Dr..
Myingstone-News from Wash,ngton-The
Anglo American Boat Race-Nely Grant in
London-Aquatc Notes-Miscellaneo Tele-
4-Relsons: christianity Gi Ne Commended to the
Congregations Of the City and Suburbs by the
Clergy q the Christian Churches; Beecher
and Other Scientists; Religious Rites and
Ceremonies Discussed by Or. Wentworth;
Happiness Of True Religion, by Mr.. IIepworth:
Enchanting Music at the Catholic Churches;
Morley Pnnshon at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music-First Concert OF the Catholic Choral
Society.
6-Horace at Home: Cincinnats Cincnnatus at
the Plough; The Great Nominee Among His
Neighbors; How He Manages the Water sup
ply at Chappaqua; How He Swings an Axe +;
The Chances OF the Campaign at Chappaqua-
Polftical John MOrrissey's Election Wagers
Accepted-The Connecticut Senatorship: The
Babel OF Party Warfare-sunday Recreations-
Total Abstinence Union-MeXico: Decline of
the Revolution Throughout the Republic;
American Railroads in Mexico.
6-Editorials: Leading Article THE Resurrec-
ton Of the Washington Treaty-A Chance Tor
an Honorable Settlement with England"-
Amusement Announcements.
7-EdtOrias Continued from Sixth Pa2e)-The
Trembling Treaty: Favorable Chances OF an
Amicable settlement-The War in Mexico
Gable kilograms from Spain France and
Belgium-Music and the Drama--New Publ
cations-Personal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re-
pOrt-BusineSS Notices.
S-Science Ahoat: The Agassz Expedition on the
Patagonian Coast; Oysters Foot in Diane
ter; Desert Where Even Thistes VIII Not
Grow Rich Harvest of Geological Specimens;
Hail stones as Large as Walnuts Plains
Strewn With the Bones of the Puma's Vic
Tins Extinct Volcanoes Of the Southern
Islands: skeletons Of Sea Lions In the Isle OF
Gulls-Financial and Commercial: The Stock
Market and Our Difficulties with England;
The Money Market and What May be Ex-
pected-Domestic and Havana Markets-Mur-
der In Greenwich Street-Another Jersey
Tragedy-Court Observation-Disclosures ana
Deaths.
9-Dcaths Continued from Eighth Page)-Ad-
vertisements
lO-Dom Pedro at Home The Reception OF the
Emperor and Empress on Their Return
Reciprocal Theit-The Internatlonals-The
Carpenters Strike-LOcal News-Shipping
Observation-Disclosures
acknowledgements.
acknowledgements.
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SCIENCE AFLoAT-THE WONDERS OF THE
OCEAN In another place in these columns to-
day will be found long and most interesting
as well as instructive letter from our CORE
spondent on board the United States coast
survey steamer Hassler. The letter is dated
Sandy Point, Patagonia, March 49, The coast
survey party seem to have found quite fairy
world of science. We recommend our CORE
spondent letter to the careful perusal of all
those who are interested in scientific discovery
and who have passion for the wonders of the
ocean.
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A MAN WHO MAY RUN FOR OFTICE.-From
China we learn that His Excellency Chung
how, on his return from his mission to France,
has just passed through Tientsin en- route for
Peldn. Sixty thousand of the inhabitants of
Tientsin went out Of the city mile or so to
meet him and congratulate him on his arrival,
and about the same number OF people saw him
for mile from the city on his road to the CAPT.
tall Chunghow will have q splendid show at
the pol,,s when he runs for office-that is, pro-
vided the in. nerial dynasty of China does not
become Jealous o, his popularity, and that he
NAV not have his beSa Of short at the poll of
his neck some fine morning."
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Earnest Words from the Pulpits.
Whether there be anything inspiring or
suggestive in the times and seasons which
should make our religious teachers more
earnest than they are wont to be we cannot
certainly say, but the sermons of yestrS.s..
appear to US to es w. sgsgyn10s.atory and
.-ore direct in Their appeals 70 the careless and
impahitent to turn and seek God Dr. +. M,
Eddy, Of Washington, preaching on the OK.
ceeding great and precious promises of the
Gospel, rejoiced tc be able to declare that they
are limited by no tine and curtailed by no
circumstances. The CON- itions have only
to be observed and the reward il
sure. But if it can be shown that a. one
of Gods promises ever failed in accomplish.
nent he was willing to admit that the record
in which they are found is uninspired They
hold out two things-escape from the corrup-
tons of the world and the reward Of our con-
stancy. The nobleness and royalty of those
promises, so touching in their tenderness and
rich in their reward that they commend them
selves alike to the grandest faculties and the
simplest intellect, were made the subject Of
remark, and they were freely offered to tho
audience in ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
church. Gods still small voice is heard in
them oil, and He stands behind and guarantees
their certainty. To the sinner and the saint
they are alike precious.
There are few Christian graces more needed
than cheerfulness-not levity-and upon this
subject Mr. Hepworth discoursed yesterday.
II any man has right to be happy it is the
Christian, and hence, as Mr. Hepworth re-
marked, long faces, except under the greatest
and whining tones, under any posi-
bio circumstances, have no place assigned in
the divine economy. With great truth and
emphasis this reverend, who is undoubtedly
competent to judge, declared that there
is great deal of stuff in the community
labelled religion that is no more like
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POSSIBLE CHANGE OF MINISTRY In ENGLAND. =
One of our latest reports from London is to
the effect that if the statements of Ministers in
both Houses of Parliament to-day regarding
The Washington Treaty are not satisfactory
the tories are prepared to propose a vote of
want OF confidence in the Ministry. 1t is also
reported that in the event of the treaty proving
a failure Ministers will resign. 1t is by no
means improbable that the tories will take full
advantage of whatever opportunity offers We
question, however, whether Mr.. Disraeli and
us friends are particularly DESTROYS to come
INTO power saddled with the responsibility of
opening fresh negotiations with the govern
ment at Washington. 1t is doubtful also
whether the liberals are not too much afraid
10 be sent back to their constituents to allow
the Ministry to be defeated Our news to-
night will make an end Of rumors. few
hours more will determine whether Mr. Glad |
stone will remain in Office, whether Mr.. De.
raeli will come into power, or whether there
viii be general election,
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner S0th st.-Per-
formances afternoon and cvening.-JARTINK.
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The Spanish Treasury Budget-Ths
Item OF Charge for the Church.

AAAC cF~HASAA AHC~buuy DuuSet-Ahc
Item or Charge for the Church.
The Spanish Treasury budget has been pub
lished in Madrid According to our cable
despatch the Cabinet paper recapitulates the
items Of income and expenditure during the
past fiscal year. showing that the gross outlay
did not exceed the income by any very heavy
figure. In estimating the government ways
and means for the present year the Ministry
annea,-.e to have carried out the idea of taxing
solid subsio,,f"l, profitable interests, railway
receipts goyernme.,.. bonds dividends lega-
cies and landed property. we are not assured
that the more hunbIeindustries haye been cor
or at all, relieved of the pressure
of the public impost ARK mission which makes
all the difference in the w.,rld in the matter
and means Of attempting to ca 'culate the exact
condition of the kingdom at Ia, 'ge or forming
any correct estimate of the social 'ome status
OF the Spanish citizen millions. II Ne budget
for the maintenance o. the clergy Is main-
tanned without change. This latest inteliik ence
may serve TO explain the sudden excitemc. 1T,
and the collapse of the Carlist rising Tn,'
Spanish clerics understand the Irish political /
iystem Of Justice" by iDsialm' Il
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BOwERY THEATRE. B0WERY.-WlrcuEs OF Me-
YoRK-MY FELLOW CLERK
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st JAMES THEATRE. Twenty eighth street and
observation-disclosures NEw HIBRENIcoN.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-THE BALLET PAN
TONNE HuAPTY DuMPTY.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

LIMA EDwINs THEATRE. TO Broadway.-FooL
fHk FAMILY-WANrED FATHER, 30.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty-fourth street.
ARrIcLk AZ.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Fourteenth ST. and Bread
way.-THE VoKEs FANILY-BELLEs OF THE KITCHEN, &C
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, Goth st.-Per-
formances afternoon and cvening.-JARrrNE.
BOwERY THEATRE. BowERY.-wrcuEs OF NEW
YoRK-MY FELLOW CLERK.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-rHE BALLET PAN
TONNE or HuaPTY DUMPTY.
BOOTHS THENTRE, Twenty third street. corner Sixth
av.-RIcHARp Ill
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Fourteenth St and Bread
way.-THE VoKEs FAMLY-BELLEs OF THE KITCHEN, &c
wALLACK's THEATRE Broadway and 18th street.
LONDON ASSURANCE
MRS. r. b. coNwAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE
ARTICLE AZ.
PARK THEATRE opposite City Hall, Brooklyn
JOAN OF ARc-FREScu SPY.
THEATRE CoMIQUE. 5l4 Broadway'-CoMc VOCAL
Ishs, NEGRO ACrs &c
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. POI Bowcry.-
NEGRO ECCEsTRcITIEs, BURLEsqUEs, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO HALL, 5S5 Broadway.-SAM SHARP
LEY's MSsTRELs
STEINWAY HALL, Fourteenth street-GRASD VOCAL
Instrumental CoNcGRT
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. Gls Broadway
SCIENCE ART
DIR. KAuN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No. 743 Broad.
way-SCIEScE AND APT
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BOOTHS THENTRE, Twenty third street, corner Sixth
ay- nm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS

EOrIUK- ~ NEw aUY EHrIsKM ENTS.
CEMENT and gravel rrOhnR and presorvatiya
paint, Tor sale by Sage 90.
SKI notice to the members Of the New York
Association.
THE regular Republican club Of the Nine.
tsenth district will meet this evening.
TuE teachers Of the cOloroi schools will meet
August ~, At m.
THE trustees Of the First district public schools
will issue tickets OF admission on Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday.
FouR THOUSAND gallons Of clIsr vinegar at
Bryan Bros.
MArTINaLy h wugELER have s57, 900 for In
yestment.
A GRAND mass meeting will be held at Union.
town tonight,
FouR horses and carts are wanted
NUw stock Of school books at Richard Roberts
DR FLODoARpo HOWARD has removed to No
on street northwest.
THKRE will be public meeting Ia the Twen'
ty.hrst district tonight.
SrupTEs will be resumed 10 St Matthews To-
sutute on Monday, September ..
tbs Associated Survivors OF the war OF 1872
will meet this evening.
A MAT six room brick house for rent
Dr. THEODORE HAusuANS has returned to
this city.
TVS sixth District Republican Club will meet
to morrow evening.
SCHOOL n0nKs at =. A. FIJI = Co.'S, corner Of
Fifteenth street aud New York avenue.
RnnERr H. uRAHAN has on hand a large
stock Of cnrrngvs.
TuE do West Club will meet this evening.
HRArEs, Bartlett aud Sickle pears at Reed n
sons
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THE COURTS.


TWILL
SPECIAL TRRN-Judgeh Mum phrsys.-Thlsc court
was engaged rs follows yesterday
OgltYiO W. Rice. Order TO show cause WHY
attachment should not issue
skinner rs. skinner. Order directing drdimus
poietiaiem to Issue.
COrcoran vs.. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
company Order extending time for taking ties.
umony To lst OF Ootober.
BfoWnAvs. AistrOp, Orler OF reference TO take
testimony
Petty V. Petty. Order Of reference to audi.
w ti 70 ascertain whether property can be di.
Bylo vs. Todd. Order for final ratification Of
trustees sale.
Draper vs.. Robinson. Orier for appearance Of
absent defendant
Barber W.. sullivan. Hearing Of motion to
show oauso postponed until September Q, is72
and restraining order continued,
Barker ys. Gilbert. Order to show cause why
bond should not be set aside.
Ihe court then adjourned until this morning
ORPHANs CoURr-Judgs Humphrrys.-This
court was engaged as follows yestsrdaJ:
The last will OF Mary T., Brown, beuupathlnV
her estate to her relatives, was flied. Tho heirs
passed.
queathing her estate ~ her relations, was FULLY
proven and letters Parliamentary wore Issued to
L. Bates. Bond 5000.
Inc VIII ol Gregory Ennis was fully proven,
admitted to probate aud letters testamontary
Issued to John r. Ennis. BOud as. 900. He al.
reefs the executor to pay the following sums
500 10 81. JOseph's Male Orphan Asylum, slOO
each to 81. AIMS Infant Asylum, ST. Nincent's
Orphan Asylum, Little Sisters OF tho Poor, st.
naculato Conception, and 400 to 1t. patrlck's
church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

Tho Great Council OF the District Of Culurn.
bla, Improved Order OF Red Men, has Installed
the following great chiefs for the term ending
Alex. p, Gray, great Sachem; u. ,. Urabbs,
great senior sagAmOTei A. ID Cannon, great
junior sagamOre; James l.. Dement,, great chief
Ui records; u. q. Divine, great keeper OF wan.
punt Thomas Rich great prophet; W. j. Davis,
great slDnapi W. h. Williamson, great guar,i
of The WigWaIni Jas. Rullen, great quart OF
forest.
The representatives to the Grcat Council Of
the United states, Wuich meets Ia Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th sun, corn moon, Y =. d. ISL,
are: q, ). :. Benz. ,. UraBbs, uI NJ o. and -
=. Jas. W. Moss, OF No II.
The following officers Of subordinate tribes
have been Installed Tor the present year:
TuscarOfa Tribe, No. b-Wm. ,. Myers, Each.
emi JOS. y. Reynolds, senior sAgnnOre; T..
Cooper, junior sagAmOre; John II. Aiug, rhlel
Of records Mathew JATbOe, keeper Of wampum
Usage iTi0s, No, ". s Donaldson, saOhom;
Wains, junior sycamore; james L. dement,, chief
Of TocOtdsi J. T. SprlnEmAn, Keeper Of wan.
punt b. ,, CrA6b, prophet.
Logan fTlD0, No, s-Janes Graves, sachem;
T. l. Newman, senior SYCAMORE; U. N. Allis son,
Junior sycamore; A. &. FEATHER, chief Of records;
J. II; Newman, keeper OF "Ampumi r, II. Payne,
prophet.
OnRndaEa Tribe. No. lO-SamueI Thompson.
sachemi Q. N, Korper, senior sagaInUre; i.
uOodaH, junior sagamurei Erwin Erb, chief OF
records T. 7. Spare, keeper at wampum; Jas
Pullen, prophet.
John GuslocE, senior sagam0re; W. II. Wilson,
Junior sakamoTei WIN. Lewis, chief OF records;
j. W. Moss, assistant keeper Of records; vii.
liam Otto, Keeper Of Wampumi =. l., BrlscOo,
prophet
Saint Tammany Tribe, No. I3-J,H Walsh
saehom: J. II. LLpphard, senior sycamore; J. U.
C0ulna, junior sHgtmoIei Geo. r. strictly, chief
OF resOrdsi X. u, POlklhhOrn, assistant chief Of
TSe9rdsi A. r Gray, keeper OF wampumi A. j.
Weigle, prophet.
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COLORED SCHOOLS.


A regular meeting Of the board Of trustees Of
colOred schools Of Washington aud Georgetown
was held last night at sumner school building
all the members present.
The meeting was opened with prayer by TTus.
tee 9ray.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
aud adopted as amended 50 "a tO include the ap-
pOlntment Of Miss Emma '. Brown as pTIncl.
pal Of sumner school building.
The secretary read several cUmmubicat Ions
from persons invited TO participate at the dedica.
ton OF sumner school, among them one from
Frederick Douglass, esq Tegrettlng his ina
blllty to be present.
Mr.. johnson called up the question OF the ap-
pOlntment Of u male tehcher To take charge of
the preparatory high school; which, after being
discussed at length, was disposed Ol by placing
the school In the temporary charge OF Miss Pat
tersOn, and invite competitive examinations Ter
the place, To be held at Sumner school building
on Saturday, September I.
On motion Of MT. Gray, Henry Grant was ap.
polluted music teacher, Vice l.. Arnold removed
Mr.. Johnson called attention TO the lmpOr.
lance Of selecting gentleman as orator, aud
nominated Rev. John b. Reeves
Mr.WOTmley nominated Hon. John NJ. I.Angs.
ton.
Mr. Reeves was elected and the secretary In.
stTucted TO notify him.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnson, Rev, u. ". An.
dersOn was selected TO participate In the dedlca-
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. Wormley, tho Secretary
was requested 10 turn over To Mr. OTay al
papers In his possession.
After the Transaction OF some routine busl.
ness the board adjourned,
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CITY ITEMS.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Second Grand Gift Concert.
DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED.
No PoStpontm mt from September 2S

10 The Public;
The trustees Of the Public Library Of Ken.
lucky being satisfied from the large sale Of tick.
cts already made and the daily Increasing de.
mand for them, that there will DO no occasion
for postponng tho second drawing In the gift
concert 10 aid Of the public library Of Kentucky,
have Instructed me, as their agent and manager
Of the gilt concert to say TO the public and tick.
otholders that the drawing will positively take
place on September 18th prox., and will not be
postponed. An active demand for tickets comes
IRON every state and Territory OF the Upitsd
States, and from the Canadas, giving assurance
to the trustees that nc circumstances can pro.
vent drawing at the appointed time.
sufficient clerical force Is engaged to keep
up with the orders for tickets, and In order that
this Office may DO relieved Of the Immense pres
sure Incident to the business for the week or
two Immediately preceding the drawing agents
especially, and those DESTROYS Of procuring
tickets, are requested to send In their orders
Immediately, Us sales will have to be closed in
time to make the necessary preparations for
the drawing. II Ia tho wish OF the Management
TO All every order for Ticket as we'll as TO soil
all tho tickets, but those who apply htst must
hrst be supplied; and, II those who put oil buy
Ing until sales arc closed, have their money 70.
turned, instead Of the tickets ordered, as In the
hrst git concert In December last, when thou.
sands Of dollars that came too late were sent
back, they Will have none TO blame but thom.
solves. THos. Z. BRAMLErrE,
Agent Public Library Rentncky.
IouBvtLLy, XIV, August ~, ls7a
Branch Utilco 500 broadway, Now York. In
charge Of Major Thomas II. Hays
A. NJ TUBMAN, 4I3 Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, SC, cheaper than
m ana In bn
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The Soldiers Veteran club met last evening
Mt No. ass Pennsylvania avenue Col. }. q. p.
Burnsdos In the chair, and 4. u. Richardson
secretary.
The chairman the committee on speakers r. q
ported that he had invited forty speakers to
participate In The mass meeting to he held here
In September II, and had still twenty more on
he list.
The death " Mr.. j. II. Smith was announced,
and Gen, Tcrrll was chosen to MI tho vacancy
on the printing committee, Ocoasoned by his
death
Sixteen new members Joined the club
Mr. Short, from tho committee on transpOrta.
ton, reported that the tickets to PitIsburg
would be ~ aud good for thirty days from issuu,
which time could he tNod by the club
Col, Lubey moved that tue club leave here on
Sunday evening" September Is, Tor Plttsburg,
and 20 by the way Of the Pennsylvania Central
railroad. Carried.
Mr.. short moved that all parties intending 70
20 TO Plttsburg with the club, and all OF the
lists out shall be reported to the CLUB by the
next meeting on Monday evening next, 81 that
,he correct number intending to make the trip
can 10 nscertaincd Adopted. The meeting
then adjourned.
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Yesterday afternoon the members OF the
AneTlcuA Yacht club, who several days agI
went 10 baltimore Tor the purpose Of bringing
around the new yacht purchased Ia that city, ar.
rived with her safe and sound at the Seventh,
street wharf They were met on their arrival
by Mr.. WIN. q. Magee, president and u number
Of the members, to whom they gave glowing ac
counts OF the voyage, particularly mentioning
the kind treatment Of Oapt. Geo. ". Shekells,
proprietor Of RlymOnt, where they remained
several hours aud caught any qu@tlty Of tinG
white perch. Tho boat Is IN spl endld condition,
and rs an evidence Of her qualities II Is worthy
Of mention That while In the bay she sailed dis
lance Of one hundred and twenty miles In eleven
hours She II amply competent Of aceOmmn,
dating hity persons and the members Of tho
club look forward TO many pleasant trips on her
during this and the succeeding seasons
This IL but the beginning Of hne yacht heet
on tho waters, and while cOngTatulatlng the
members Of the Americas we bid their friends
NO and dc likewise
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haH. a lima. IN Wasf
aWi y, 81" ", VI 4, .,S,ri,Is :, nI,natch y
y ui,'N'u 800 ~ 49, -. -.
to- n e,s.iI',, ws,n Tsstber
AmRn knows how y V himself, 80 lar a' the
miNeI-irink question y c'h'''heu'
r. hoinE In the spelling OF the name OF the
next month, oysters VIII no punished'
There Il no truth IN tho rumor hat the
weather bureau want u occupy the sky pArlDr
81 tho new RErUBLICAN OtitC-when hnished.
lack uorpcr. OF Tenth street has In press at
the rtnco Uf the AHzStger hook entitled What
l know about pTickly neat
Lain Roblngpn's show has hundreds of nor.
ysnus pogtcrs 10 unrbIl before tho admITinR EaEe
of mail boys
.,,..,,.., 10, haas, ,,,.,,.,,t,.,. ,,,,o.,
,lacs the rc,Iipt of DR. NAM ietter about his
gxncditIon 10 The North Pnls
nm. 49,, -, ,,..,,.,,,t... q, d. $1,000.
hllo Nh t 'NltsuS Sons'stuE VI = C1IANah
~ t, W. uS"A''' pass "''"N '"' N''"uo ''orS
hItoih"""'
Mr. hcnrge MiIier has received the contract
lnt HS,,nG tlis new tstoIn scneol I"t f'''
Nv an" NJ" 'ainlS pu''niuk Iot F''VVO'
A gent, whose voice was as clear as crows,
STnss and siIi hs Sonld giTc tbe c,mI,Sy liz ~
,y1ris AMI they yynpIJ n nj tbe air nutsIJn' Wv
"''"' "N' INV "'N'' ''' Wv e' 'N''"''
Cake. Of the METROPOLITAN hotel. will. Il is saIJ
make sil uJI out Of Congress hail tame NAV,
ln's S'"'""' W. ''uh'"'u'A'' nun Vn MS sue
Tess
The baskets OF fruit nine varieties. In front of
Reed 4 sons, appear TO take well with the tray.
, nn%u a. ,,I, h your pa'Not ~
An o,liisrs and s,IIor. Who wan, IN ~ =,
Putshurg with the DO West" CLUB are invited
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few days ago notice was sent TO Lieutenant
NuOnan, ol the sanitary corps that child by
the name Ot Lucy Johnson, living In the south
crn section Of the city, had died, and that her
mother was unable To bury her. Amer the In.
quiTy usual In such cases, an Oner Tor the burial
was procured from tho Governor and leit will
Geo. Berry, tho corporation undertaken. Two
plant that the corpse was SIN In the house and
was hecuming really offensive, aud on lnvosr iga-
ton the lieutenant found that the undertaken
had tailed to attend to hts business. The child
was Immediately buried and the tact reported to
the GuyCTnuT.