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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
Sic WarpIdnoer @rpbloee Der
9sNfhtd8 , Sitter"

fam sciern iriib 9 ubr wieoer %5uiammen,
ieete Die 8erbanolungen BON Wfitta9s IL bis
2 l1br aus, tastc pann pieoer bis 46 nhr
4benos uuo belt lire Sdlubberatbun9en bon
10 lbr bis beute friih II llbr.
SIS wurbe bic Contribution fir Die @roB.
loss uno bic untsrseorbn,ten 0o9en angenoms
men; bic @roblosen =Seriaiiuns unterliest
nod Der 8eidtisuns oes @elee' unb aui-
f6tsz@omite's Der bDhiten Weltloge, nab
reno Oieienise fir Die risosren 9Osen iofOrt IL
&raft iritt.
SIS Lief elm @eiut nm Stiftung elmer 2o9e
in Acknowledgement Gin, uuO man srtbeilte
GrlaubniB, cine iolde 3u erridten. 0iegroBs
Seamten. g9abl untsrseorbneter yosen finoet
in Der letten Ser ammluus ieoer Soge imSe.
senber 1873 fat: fOuImt felne Su Stanbe, 10
piro iie an 4. 0ieulta9e bes Sanuar5 in Der
Sieuns Der @roBlose uorsenommen.
Sie &opiteuer puroe auf 20 Gents pro
Mitsliso balbiabrlid felfseiett. Die ndafs
Sabrssiieung Der @roBlose miro am 4.
Dienilage 1874 i'll Baltimore sebalten; Die
nsue Contribution bat bulblabrllfe Situn%
gen abseidafit. Sic ioG aud in oeuliber
Gprat,e Qebrudt iperben.
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SAiESunArfAfpn.

rod Gbarleiton. Sc. itseIten sefern bic Sdoon.r
,Gaseo 2ob9e," Gapt. gBaltsr, uno "Ga9le," Capt.
Ser Sampfsr uMeGIeuan,H Capt. sopcs. ftaa
Sienftaa uon Bolton bierb.r in Set.
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a0rOlid)e Central GiGrnbahr,


Bon unb nod SOnntas, "a. Rou 1872, perlaHsr
sle 3u9e baltimore, luie iolgt:
s.So Wprgeuss Jttagaraz5ulss, Buffalo
s5nel3Is. td9lt6 (SonntG9s aus9enommenj.
S.25 @orsens, Spf=9 d,neuSn9. - Gde(tt
lSonn:d9s aus9enommen), mad Bitts6uro un6 Ban
HeIten, glntra, Snffalo unb ben Riasara : Hdu.r
II. |. 10. ~
i.f5 gsabmittass g6neusus. - sdoTtt
sSonntGos aus9enommen), nab 8ittsbura unh hem
sBefen uno noroltb nur bis Wiaiqmsport unb grie.
$50 &aht : SspreR. - GGgti5, nap o.m
1928 abeubs @5rtIid,e Grprea. tasltb nod
SQuen mo Canada.
pie !3i9s mn oer ~@cRzRarpIdnber @ifenbabn'
3e9en 40 Vtor9ens un6 1925 Iahmttta9s ab.
f.15 Jta6mttta9s al.
Die 3ige nat Sauouer seben 8. % Dtorsens, unit
lis uno 3.25 gtahmtttag6 Gb.
Sle 3n9e nllt6er "@unherleno =Saueo'er Stltrs
aba" geben S.25 Dior8ens uno 1.15 Dtitta9s ob.
observation-disclosures iige.
Rad Sarrisburg - lin 1926 Ia6ul., tdatd
SoGHta9s dus9enonlnen.
gsadb Narttun-um $50 IL. 1855 8orm. u. 5.25
unb 6.25 abenbs tdsl,t, S%Sonnta95 du~s9enommen.
Die 3iiac fcmmert in Baltimore an:
8om 8citen un6 Norben 2,l0, $50 Norsene
un6 2.55 uno 6,25 aheuos.
gorfz4ccommloSatton - 10. 10 Rorsens.
ttimore=Iccommooatio - H. 10 Va6mitta9s.
@ofepsutqe Accommodation BON @odepfpile
6.35 Wiorsens.
Barfton;a accommodates - s.15 ROrsens !. 2 rs
nbr uno 9.2o abenos.
Baggage ptrS pom 9otsls unb gsoenun9en obge'
bolt, Wenn man pie Sroers tn Der Otnce out Der
RorooIt-Gde oerSattimores uno @alrertftr., a6stbt.
@egen bes Weiteten, Slletg mao Glen Iuutteu,
Det nno Norb, ruenoe man fi9 nod Der Siustur,
Ga usrtz Citation. uno nab Der RorSoft'Gde Der Ball
allfrsS y: 6ists. Sen. =supa.;
(25S-) General BafasesdseRtsu.
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Sm

lpirO b,ute Aben. gum 8eneiiIe Oes Sru. Ssorg auntle
bas charlottesville: 'The 0ctoroon "pclbes bel isiuer
erIten Nuftubruns sIeid ioId' aG8eneiRen &utIang
fanD. ecstbtn. gBeber bic GusItattuug. nod Die 5niee-
reissIn9 os Stildes Ianen irSeno GtDas 5u pIniden
iibrie, uno ea Or. &untlc ii9 a%l9emeirer gelicbibeit
~erireut, 10 miro ibn an ieinem gbrenabenO ftGer Elm
QuSuerfauftCs s1aus b~eariise IN.
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Acknowledgements ~ sernttea

Elm 9ofaI I'm 2. Stodperte bes neueu @eb6uees
bts ,,&orreipouhenten," poIlfinbi9 fir BerlQmmz
.usscu eHs crldtet, mlt Jtaum iir 15O-175Berfoner
sGs &C., lit bei'm 4benb, Wonat ODER Satr bilIia
&c. gu oermtetben. Dian melbe nd In Der Gxpeh.
hS. ri. TS6-l
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0erbaftune Der mmtbma6liben
Morocr Der Trau 2amplep.

gn6lld 9l1ubt DIE BoIlSelbehotOe, 1lf Der
M0rbtr Der 6rau Sampleg in 81 t'Saltimore
psri6ert Su buben. @eitern Abeno nabnlen
bic Gsbeimpoli5iien 8eit uuS Sdailr suei
Ycrionen, beren 2buu uno Sreibeu ie felt
benz Dioroe iorsfdltis iiberwatt baben, gta'
mems Soibua ytldOlion uno Sbomas 6auos
ban, fet unb ~iiber9abeu ile tem YOliSeimar-
idaQ @rap. Die BebDroen io0eu i'm Yeiee
pofttiper 9emeiie segeu Die Irreianten iein,
iino pOrldufig aber iiber oie4nselegenbeit nod
nidt redt seiprddi9. Nid)ollon bat cine
@ntelin Der @rmoroeten sebeiratpet, Il. 9al-
loban bereits Elm Sabr i'm Sudtbauie %9eieilen.
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@!ieababpea.
N1I[iN0rf. DOtOmQf- DQhn.


an uno nab Sretta9, osn 6. DECEMBER 1872,
nut 9e9eT .3J9e pom mtsrimiriIhen SuOpuntts ar
cer otrlcH9ertsa 2oDnien0itraBe ab uHo tommeub bort
en-, nte iotgt:
Gbtabrt mad BoT5fnston
trib u9r 10 Vitr.. 6ubr 90 Qitru. uRo 9.35; gtah.
Tttta36 ) ubr 50 Min., 7 ubr % ". uuo 9 u. 90 W.
&bfqbrt BON RGibtn9tou
f.53,8.3S, 1928 Utor9eRs, 5.3o. 5.33, 7.53 NQbmitz
tags.
NntuRfi in SaItimo ore
b.2l, 1910 Ntof9 rs, 1910, $50, 7.0j Ratmittass
uHo 9.25 AhCuoe.
@bfUbrt NiarIboro'
irtb 9.Sj uno ytabmittug6 3.55.
Abfnbrt Don Wartboru'
!ru9 * mo ytu1m. 3 30; Gntunit in Baltimore
rub 10 ubr 30 yiin nro abenHs ) 50.
Der Abcnhs nm 500 Don Baltimore Qboebenbe
S19 ldbrt obne bed elm Der g~8a99ous mad 0eloon,
N.=&., 0urd.
Guumdna'i he 8alait : gEa9sous fino in oteIem
3 t9e roE Baltimore bis gSeIo0n.
1le SH9e un ass Bforlens uro 1925 Rutmitz
ta9s uon Baltimore, ioUie bic 3Ise Il r4.53 unb 8.39
VforSers uno 1888 Jtuhnittage pom Waioinqton labs
zen td9Itf; aue anoeren .3ige iabr n td9(1, Qusgez
nollnen Sonrtags.
GSeQen Stlete uno Iu6Fnnft fraee man in 6emBiLs
let guredu ill 8abnboie an Der pe ~ldngerten &ouns
lGnolraBe, uno in Der eroBcn Silletur Quf fer gtoro.
OfzSde Der Baltimore unb &GIocrt5traEe rat.'
SeMnTe&. gu Barn, Superintendent;
60. q. goIng, @eneral : Yaiogietz
t2oS-) N0ent.
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. II o G II : Us e % E L.
IN mo nab Sountag, ben 81. Oft. 1872, aebe1
Ole gata9terBiise td9ti& (SoHntoss ausssuOminsn)
ME fotgt:
Kseg s9oH5us mad philadelphia unS 3rutIbe en-
Stationen um 7.25 Worscn5. Dieier 3u9 "per6inoe
no an Der Observation-Disclosures nit Dem Grain uue
StatIonen Der Oelapcre : @iicn5otn unb In Berro
etue nit alien Statioueu Ger Baltimore 6 entralz@t
ienhGbR.
Gsprek3us mad B1ilaoeIpbta uno Peipzgort I'm
gao Qt0rgens, it9 in Berrpuile nit BEN 3E9e mad
Bort Ocp0iit oerbinoeno.
Bbitaoelpbta : Heu : gorter @rpresjue Rabn1. {
nbr 30 glinitcr; ~uerbinbet ft III @tlmington mitber
3I9Cn tlr StatIoncu an Der Selalpars : @ileubaep
5iuliten Bilnington uno hnrrju9ton.
acto nlTnooattons=3u9 nQ1 Bort 9epoHt nnb Der
oo3rtihen 9%elc9enen Stationen 5 u5r yiadmittaaa.
G;SprceSug mao 8til1belpbia UNI Z % abtnos.
STpreE5HS nab Rem : gort um f0.40 4benoE.
I'm Spnntaae&
ga9 Bbtlo0elpbia I lbr % Wtin. abenbs.
Rat yicU=gort UNI 10 40 a6enos.
Ourhfdbrts=Btletc iinb entiue6cr i'm Brefoentfr.
Depot, ooer ytr. t43, 8Gltinorc1r. an bQbeu. @bens
10 jam man bort i'm SorGus Sise i'm 5~interen MIDI
fS= uno SdlailUa9eH iibern.
G~erionen, rDGlbe 8iQete in Der Office In 8oItf
uoreitr. nebIncn, bo6en ben Sortbei(, oas tbre 3d.
gage ans Der WohHnng ab9eboltuno bon Der Linton.
Gtan5port' &C." mGrtirt iDirp.
i10O-) Em. Grapfors, aseni.
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Salttnprcr Staptthcntcr.

SIN Der r@oncOrblu" geluugt bertc QbcnO
8oien'8 HuilpieI: Sin Gusel" oocr alter
idiiet Dor Eborbeit niht" gum e~rlttl. 0tale
CUR 9luiiiibrunq. 9a5 Stiid lit leIh al
Qmiiiauten un0 brallideu Scencf unO bat
nod aui alien SitbIsn, mo c8 bisbcr auiges
fiihrt wuroe, mebrere @ieoerbOlan9en erlebt.
ga bic Seictung Der 3follcu cine DorSii9Itd)e
mo aui bic Ginitubirung Der 9r6Bte 6letB
uerpan6t poroeu 1T, 10 bari man mt Siher=
belt etncr gelunQeucu SOrleuHug eHtge9enz
ieben. Soiientlif miro urler Gublifum aus
Oerapatbie, luelde IS rpdbrenO oar leeten 3eit
Dem bieIl9en 2beater 9egeuitbsr an Den Sag
le9te, ermadeu uuO Tb mOrgcH Iben6 gael
reid III ben Gfaumen rer DSogcoroia" elIs
fiuoen,
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g. gopie s Sruoer,
~marnorirte Sdieferz& aminz 0ejtmie,

Tabrlt un0 BettanlsIoFaI:
Siibnefz&de Der BrGtt' un0 Sremoutfr0Bs,
boben fets cinen terti9en Sorratb por S9ieier-@a
tmicU on 6unb. AuItrdee Gui irseno eiueu Nrtitel
in ibrer Sinie Deroen a6tunssooa %iolieitlrt. Die
einSigs
$hiefersSefunfe= Sabris
in Baltimore. f1prili, Ia JtIe4p)
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Bur gSicner Stusfteuuna. - GScH:
Eel uno Grc0itbrtcTc.

Die beuoritebenOe @iencr @elt austtts
Jung, welde an l. Dtai be9innt un0 mutb~
maBlih nidlt Dor benz ?. gtou. itIteBsu mrro,
bat Die G~eiIelut be8 amerifautiheu Bubliz
tumS in 10 bohem @rabe eutpidclt, baB ij
mid oeranlaBt iebe, Die Guimsrtiamfeit oes
BubIitums aui bic Au6f3ellung BON Sre=
Sttbrtefen 5u lenteu, uadl pelaen bei oitier
9elegenbctt EN- 9r0Berer gegebr, ais bi8ber,
ietn wirO. SD babe pieien llmitauo anticiz
PIT uro oarauf bin Die um~faiisnoteu Sorbes
r%eitungen nit ben 9r0Beren nit mir in Scr
btnouug itehenben S%aufbduieru Guropa's,
nanentltt) NIT Der Hinton : SauP" in
SSicu einem Der ~bsoeuteuoiieu Sch
3nItrtlte 9euti6lanO'8 abgeidlofen.
@ediel uuo &reottbrieie Su ZEN njeorigiten
Rlteu bt 8. SfIiuc.
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r. @etterousitdten II. = Siioweiflide

@iuoe. 0te Salte pirb nad)lafien.
@irfamteit oeS g btzSteuers
Nmtes 10 d b renb beS SabreS1872.
Der Staot- Stsusr= Ginnebmer, Sr. Sas.
OR. Qnoerion, bsrihtet, baB mGbIenb ses Sab
rec, euoeuo anl 81. Sftober 1872, Die garSeu
@innabmen bee Siireau's aif sS,511 ,272.46
iih b"elauisn ha6er, Elm geipeiS fiir bieSerelt.
ipiuigfsit, NIT pclter bic Steuersabler ibren
S~srpflidtun9eu segeu bic Staot uno ben
Staat Enlightenment lcien, trosoem, oaB Die
@elddfte in einem bemsrfenSwertben Graoe
barnieoergelegeu hGttert. Sic Steuer. Ginnab,
men mGbrerO Der leeteH 5 SABRE tparen, lple
fol9t: Son Der Iuflage BON 1872 (SaiiS
s2I7,16 6 .979) iino $685. eingenommen
moroen; pom Der auilass bon 1871 (galis
5000, 1874 ,811) iino 92.16 % einseuOmmen
poroen, uamlid) 58.42 % bis gum 81. Sft.
1871 uno 1914 % bon Oa bis gum 81. Oft.
1872; bon bcrglutlage bon 1870(SaliS $202,s
525.S38) iinb bic Sauseu ginnabnen auf 96.
"A % CREDIT norOen; bon Der Iufage fir
1869 (8alis s197. 693, 54O) ipareu Die &Otal.
@lnuabmeu 1891 %; bon Der 4ufla9e BON
1868 (SaIis $194, 404,33l) Warell be Sotal'
Giunabmeu 1884 %.
Die moratli6en Stcucrsiutrtibungen bes
StaateS upb Der Stabt fir @ruub- nnb per-
i0ulih.s @igeuthum iiir bas leete Sermal-
tnngsjabr b~elisien iiA I'M @ansen aui 3d.
463, IS Asa. Der Intbctl bsS Stuate8 an bic.
Ter Summe belief ii6 AMI 1921 ,8S1 .26, Der
dntheil Der Stabt aui $3,141 ,403.3 s, lpie
bur6 ~folqenbe Isabelle ertldrt miro:
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8Srienberidte.
BON lySm. Eifber S &pbnefi,
RaGtimore. "a 30. aaEuar. Abtnbs 5 usr.


Baltimore. otu 90. SaEuar. Abtnbs 5 usr.
4na. 8Cri. aHe Bsrl.
Solo 1855 Gent . Su - 36t6 37h
.. Ct. 5.21r giG & Is u 2. 81
a. Is lib st gaf Sabu 2JG 22h
(5!'67 ...IrE1. Il51ll Vito zen &eri AZ
.. st. 1O.A0rtI5 - iDtb sen 8eri 4
no 6r SeI'83 lC3 lU3kI SoDaro Eeri
ga 81 cit, -. 50 II Dler Il d. Seri /
8a6r 66...... 10 Is ISttu&S STD 96
30 or 7......150 - Stto& = 9r'S7 97h -
IDSG 81 Sutl l. iiHIBlt&G /. 7lg! 50
30 Conf G's . st OK Ror Seut 6r VI 94h 90
Baltic Or -. s15s S7zI Ror@cHt6r Clio ~ 92K
SCiso or 49,. 90S 97.!I@entS bio6rI. So S54
3alto 6r i W1 = 81 I2SDto Or 2. $50 95H -
Boito 6r 1923. gay 1Ol llSgio6r 2. 28aS2 So
BdIt06r 1900. g6I 81 tBDPo 6r3. Su595G
SNtempbis 6r 0Is. 81 Dta&Gjn7r' t0l 1923.
5nt .ol Bate l21 Uid&@in Sr3. STA sih
@itiJ Sanf....tfl4 l3hl Rid Il Dan 1. 10. IL,
6raEtiiH 8an' 1t1 - lSr.&l &UiQ7r7 IS
ooD 8lnt.... 6 Cr.6AI 6r 2. IS
Uftra8GnI....1tS Sr.d I'll 81 4. s2l& S3R
Ot q Sl9f.... Tx - SltO 9Gs IS s 10,
3, 9tct Bert slta 81 l9eo's @fSobl 40
Baltic 3 v : t55 lSreosr Iurnp 1
u Kent ~ N 9alr|
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E4n Suttcn mnD GrfGltun9en iper=
Den Oft Dernadsldfft9t! Cine Iingere
3eit auitebenbe 0auer peruriatt Rei5uHg
Der 2ungen ODER ir9eno Elm droni'deS Sal5s
libel. ~Sropn's Srond,ial Erodcs"
iino Elm mirfinmeS NeiImittel. l25. Si&ml
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Scr GeIdnaperetu ,,Oarmpntcn

bdlt WtontaJ AbenO ieiueu OieSlabrigcu gro
Sen Uta8fenbGl Ill Der ,,@oncorola" ab. Son
Seiteu hea SersiuS lit AutS QetGau moroeu,
I'M oieie 6ellitteit in jeoer 6iuEdt iu einer
brilallteH III MAIDEN. Die &Oitime bat Der
Serein bon yicp- Yort tommen laiIeu uuo
pieIelben lOQen oil @le9nuS allies itbertrefieu.
mas auf ben OtasfenbIlleu, melfe nGbteno
oe8 porbergehenbeu @lnters in uuierer Staot
abgebalten %pnrOsn, geIcben maro. Sbon
Der 3tuf, melhen ild) oieier Sereiu ieit elnigen
Sabren crlporben bat, biir9t oaiitr, oaB lid
olei:r Wta8teubal III stnem 9ro5artigen &c,
iIaltcu rplro. User bate etniI geoatt, oaB
Die ySarmonie," melbe i'll fleInen SsrbIltz
ntfen crumbs, mad elmer Derb0ltHtBnliBlg
flr3en 3eif nit Dem yyiebeltrani" uno BEN
y@ermanlazW tdnnertor," Die i'll ben pronlt.
nenteIteu @eiar9oereinen Der Ser. Staaten
oebDren, in Die S6r1nfeu trete1 un6 erfolg,
lstd nit %oenIelben coufurrireu ipiiroe. mo
bod 1T oteS beute BET SAD. IS l6Bt lit nift
abldugn,u, paB Die ,0armOuie" inter bic
9elan9uereire eritsu Raugs6 getreteu ii, uuo
mir t0nnen nit Suueridt erlparten, oaB lie
Iif auf oItlem S%tanopInttc nud, III erhattcl
ntiien miro. Cider miro Iid MontnQ 4beuO
Gin reyes buuteS 9cbeu in DIR v@oncorcia"
e~ntfalten mo Die S0ue Der Gun uuo 6r0blid)s
fslt niht Dor aabrud be8 Wtorgeu8 perItHm
men,.
Ser rWfarpldneer &urnScrcin."
bdlt Wtontag AbenO i'm 9rOBeu Saale Ger
Observation-Disclosures" ietreu Sebntsn GRO
BEN Wta8fenz mo @ipil=Sa ab. ga oaS
arrangements GOmite Die nmfaIeuoiten Sory
bercitungcu getrOfien bat, 10 Wiro I9 lifer
Elm 5ablreihes Yubltfum e~tniiucen.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
WAH DRPARrHKn1
FUNERAL OF PROF ToRggY

The funeral services of Prof. John roTrpy OF
Columbia College took place at the West Presbytcrin
Church IN Forty-secOnd-st.. at p. yesterday The
church hroDged with spec Itors. Ia front Of the
pulpit tastetuy arranged wreaths.. crosses and
anchors Of the choicest flowers Tho remains IN
closed in beautiful oasket or rosewood profuseiy
adorned with fragrant garands. Upon a silver
plate bearing the and the deceased with the
" DEATH At left OF the casSet seated
OF the Society OF Cincinnati and S0empOyes
Of the United states Assay Office. In the body OF the
church were the faculty aud many Of ths students OF
Columbia college. OK Congressman Frederick Conking.
Peter Cooper Prof Aonzo Clark OF the College OF Ply
sieians aud Surgeons Prof Epson Of Hamilton College
and many Others The following the pal-Dearers :
DR. william Parker. Dr. Dcladeld. DR. Aznew. Prof
Asa Gray, Prof Henry Gen. ROome. Prof +. A. r Bar
nard =. AlbfnOa.
The services we're conducted ~ the Rev Or. Hastings.
pastor OF the church. with the ad Of the Rev. Dr. Hut
ton OF the Weston square Reformed Church. and the
Rsy Dr. Prentss OF sue Church Of TIE Covenant After
the singing of the hymn. How biest the Righteous
when hs Dies" prayer offered by the Rev. Dr.
Hutton.
An address was then delivered by DR. Hastings He
spoke OF the pleasant Intercourse he had ever held with
deceased throughout acquaintance OF more than
30 yeaTs Prof TOrrey he said one who had sought
the truth for itself alone totally uninhuonced Dy any
desire OF GAIN Having been his pastor for ten years.
the speaker prepared 70 testify that he had never
lost MS firm grasp Jesus. 1nt had ever been deyoH
aud sincere follower Of Christ. feeling ms Own utter
weakness. and depending on Hin fer strength. Eni-
neuty a Christian scholar hs believed tbs God OF the
Bible aud the God Of nature 10 be one and the same
Being Nothing ia the scientific Investigations OF the
world gave him sorrow than the re-
searches which had been made with the idea
OF dsproving Bible truths. HIS great heart
had in much Of womanly sensibltY ana tenderness.
He was ever ready lend his aid aud sympathy 10 any
good cause In conclusion sail Dr' haslhss 'n5 ITO
lessor left noble foundations Of Christian schOl-
ship upon which all especially the youth should strive
10 bud We should 10 follow the noble example
set before ms long ana so unusually sue
cessful noble foundation for scientific knOgedge
has the world by this most able OF scientific
men But OF al he has left for ali future genera
Ons character uHmpeach4Dlo tor integrity and non
esty with a Christian example which 10 vel De-
hOOves us follow. To have obtained such character
IS the grandest highest nOblest achievement Of man
DR. Hastings followed by Drs. Hutton and Prem.
ss who referred ~ the long and successful career pt
he deceased and bore additional testimony m regard 10
bis Chi1stan life exalted character. The remans
viii 10 taken ~ WOOd!a~n Cemetery this uornins Tor
nfertnelt.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

The fact that Gen. Buffers salary gran was
s.stened on an appropriation b generally quoted as
.uilcent reason why 1t could not De killed oy veto
,-orn the President Bat TIE Springfield RcDaOiiod"
nt.tvey puts ont the theory that the President might
have very effectively spoiled Gen Buffers little game
A. has
A. matter OF fact the bill with the Butler amend
t va na-sed By the House, Monday afternoon, ana
h, ne senate m the small hours OF Monday night II
-.stg Gen. Grants hands early Tuesday morning on
80 morning both houses sat two hours ana Daii Win
~, business Of importance 70 occupy their attention
.7,,v killing time. N the President had sent IN ms
80 In he had said can't and won't sign this bill VITA
49,. rhur in Il" good reason 70 DolieVe the
su would have promptly relieved 0i tDe OtJecuOh-
-,.. features and returned 90 him There wae time
-g,neh 80 far as that IS concerned
C.raed had moved the Topping on OF the sal
~ grab ~ there not every Likelihood that the
rus ana senate wOnld have followed ms lead AT the
.-s had Grant reason 70 look FOR any more dls
..pus consequences IN case he veoted that b' than
lr or Inconvenience OF temporary and not very
.rions character. and session OF Congress
HaI every reason 20 relieve that the moral effect
III me veto added pressure Of aroused and IN
firuant punlio opinion. would force the House 70
md mus the bill within weeks time, aud without the
Ruilrr smeudmentf IT 80, gwen TINS choice OF OWLS
rfch ought President Of the United States 10 nave
f.s-eui Wuat hJs duty-to use the veto power,
srby rsiug Al session with rs possibilities OF
fnre.teatiun etc. ~ sign bill containing what hls
r-.f Iowa admirers descubedyas shameful robbery
nj Al me same cnacng 5000 year into MS own
t,cketf WHAT would GeOrgr Washington hsYe done ln
rf.- zsuls cg-ct
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
AN ADMINISTRATION VIEW

Here is the short and easy way with which
o. Administration journal dispOses Of the Louisiana case
~, Philadelphia American says:
We doubt 70 even the valiant McEnery VIII De able to
-ur-e he wrath and keep 10 warm n the presence OF
u cad aud renuTseless steel But he snail pc aDle
90 10 hat 10 10 be hoped that blank cartridges Will be
reserved uuf of order shall have been deter
mined There Is argument % convincing Tor madneh
a. sudden death.
or course then cold lead and remOrseess steer are
90 settle this quarrel The right OF fourhths OF the peo-
s OF Louisiana 20 choose their State Government
b mere trhe We have got past the old fashion of set
ding things by legal means blank cartridges are
not convincing enough for the "madmen" who have a
weakness for self-gOvernment
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
topics OF THE TIME.
coTuDNT TELL A LIE.


oi. evident that the moral of George wash
and his little hAtchst has faded from The memories
rs. r.ueration OF Congrossmen. Tie BHAe''n OF san
takes up the LIST Of mendacions sinners 10 the
s. Nosiuer case ans says that they may ihdividn-
- es-,rr scNle Of these days awful examples IN
=, smoral drama" II adds;
- are the boys who could tell ne and te u yery
tssoasv too They not only cut the cherry tree down
stb the cherries IN their pockets stoutly amrneu
nNa hsv never had any, id not know what they were
~, AZ anv had found IN their possession some
IKE tent on mischief had put them in their pockets
cIspdestine way. II Is due 20 Butler and sargent
~, tAese boys got of without more OF a Congress
s-,vs,ng: but whether because the former know now
y III themselves or f1r other reasons, we are not au
20 There little use OF quoting the cherry
- moral any longer Here are not less than dozen
Ssncress boys who had been brought up on tins moral
- hsd taught t 10 Others and yet when caught az the
S schei putting their hands behind them aud saving
~ didnt do H. They have justly merited public Dast
80 nor the lack OF which enables pubho men 70
80 fhe truth. COlfaX out without impeachment
asop succeeds him only after admontiOn from the
sasto the crooked story 70 which he was party
VS. unworthy OF him.
more dScouraging view OF the case Is that not re"
r.dy -goOdy people select two Of tho more hA
Grant examples Sf this OF storytelling as cases IN
~hinh the story-teiers have been made " victims OF
circumstances" and the rest are held up as sinners
above all Others.