The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
SpirlaualiSa&' Festival.

Walton"
SpiriauaIfSas' Festival.
From the Boston Advertiser, April2.
A Spiri,nalisiS' festival was held last even.
ing in the Music Hall to celebrate the tweu.
ty-iourh anniversary Of modern Spiritual
ism, which really occurred on Sunday. The
programme was divided into two parts, the
first consisting OF addresses and music and
the second OF dancing. The arrangements
were made by committee cons sting Of Dan
iel Farrar, chairman, John Wetherbee,
George Hosmsr, Phineas +. Gay, l.. A.
Bigelow, and Lewis Il. Wilson, Secretary.
Mr.. Farrar called the company to order at !.
o'clock, ar made very short address OF
congratu!aiion, which was foissged by an
overture by Caters band. Prof. William
Denton then made an address, which formed
the most solid but by no means the heaviest,
part OF the evening entertainment. 1t con-
sisted of 4 concise review Of tie progress Of
Spir;tuaiism during the past twenty -four
years, upon which the speaker based glow
ing an,icipalions Of the future OF the
idea. Addresses were made also Nv Mrs.
of the Banner Of Light, and Mrs. Jennie
LAYS. lie uuuiuSiS, WHICH Wttc
introduced between these addresses, we're
two songs. Sunset" ard "Good Might"
by the Music Hall qlarts:te, a song by Miss
Thomas, and "Angeis ever bright ard fair, ~
by Miss Sarah +. Loud. Miss Emma Har-
dinge ! '','r. who was announced to make
an add ,,rd Miss Lizzie Doten, who was
set doaD - read poem were not present.
The cand part consisted OF ten plain
and 4, ~ dances. to the music OF Csrtsr's
quadril.. hand. The seats which the audi
ence ha'. copied were hustled of the floor
with all POSSIBLE dispatch, and in about a
quarter OF IN hour after the close Of the first
part the large company had entered with
great zest upon the opening march and ST.
Gillian Circle. And it was apparent that the
traditional idea OF the personal appearance
of the -piritualists is 10 nearer the truth
than these ideas are generally, for Il more
cheerful, rational gathering Of men and
women is not held IN Music Hall the year
round. The dancing closed at midnight.
Sundries.
A Tilted lover in Mobile, Ala, stole the
presents be had given the tickle fair one
while she was being married to his successful
rival. He is in Jail.
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the O.eap-Inter.ed.
This sumner lie meteorulogists are 10
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their mo,hers' the mo1ais OF fourteen BOY;
more or iess co,r'p'eu' anu Que Iun'reo 'io
t"eniy-three hr'a''o's.
Asks an lndiaha 1oa'"d,' no. wonio
1t sourd ior democrat 10 shout, Hufian
Tor DAVIS! 10 when hep'oAicah eatoi
responds, frenS J.h 'C IL ana IL WOMB pe
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PA' INC a''
In the last iincef OF ihe bf"'sh V"dr-
fe.1y Lyed Ameu hhah Bahadof, OF .hs IN
dan wv! SsiV,ce' contributes an ar'i-ie IN
vindicatlon OF Mohamnedanisin. ihe spirii
OF toiefation, WHICH marks the present era Oh
universal inquiry, Is iofcioiy liiusi aiea when
the influential senii'rehsious resie" mus
permits ifee discussion ol d ,al'h anu Practice
heretofore com" upon as "'u'.s' neA'ie"
fracicai chei,i'S' Is sad 10 nave pre-
pared new FORM OF Anc' n'"1e UP win
siiicae OF potash oi sou'; anu peculiarly
adapted 10 painting neral surfaces SINCE IL
gives 10 the oijsc.s Paihied acoat,hs OF aiih
cal stone, which Is saio 10 rerieciiy "i'hs'ahd
the action OF ar, water an" heat.
This shows the power of petroleum.
The last Of OF Nan:ucket's remaining whale
ships was sold few weeks since. Twenty
or thirty years ago Nantucket had fleet Of
some eighty waalers, Eve sixths OF which
were constantly 4. sea. Now, what was once
appeared from lis Old home.
Plenty nj exucri. fur some ,ur,m,srs are
to be had in San Francisco. In the course
of recen, trial growing on, OF a gambling
transaction, the Judge asked If there was