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Af2tr Ulllian. Norrt..
Gunhfld Of nsthstead.-dlughtes OF 6udasm.
King EsicA HUntcr, of she ~ md fArm-
Numbered ten summers since tlo hu wtAorn sprAy
Asdn wh.e tho rhnrch-yaru On her chrlst ulny day.
T,E.a Tnat tns @ q eight d4ya' lntant - ths font
Among hor>efok, who ever used to s.y,
!il'hsIs "a gosai1s waited on delay.
So" !thesolno, estal, fatE "as ehs, and tai,
AbIs to raHRo atlet aud 1oviu9 all
lnnoerut rnAtinea. Most shn touuted 1ear,
Asnow-whts lsmb, which followed heF Anea1.
70 to tho l!ttie lowly cot, whore carne
t1nto the senl .nce 1t al onilsnt dame
1hs tnH1y children Of tbs ns4Hhoor farms,
as. .aeso'sed ya.,foG,sa @ srluS On .nsr .rn.
Willie after her, cropping tue green, uhacaIcI
A.. sound ns voice, With TO s1n.tinR llsats,
Filed In with cuFt'sy, each dfsctp,A
afeetng, ~ In she waas tho Donins.
6hort time endured the lamb s,eh lonei!noss
MA't!hg W1tho,!tt Anh presently g n prets
HE fursne41 'Aalnst tho uulst hel nur. anil then
ruthed With !mIatisut foot, and plstel again,
ana ere the earliest tasks wern duly said,
Tnrust IN head and ueck eueaf,trtsd.
Lhsu WIN Uncertain, asatter1ug AtaIr. began
70 tread sas t1oor. =, seeing which, tbsrs ran
a half.hushri litter Oh from lip to Up
OF ali tho rory. fr*all-h.led scholarships:
An4 *ay.f1Ced little ones pcepod np aud cauaht
9iee fEoaa their clders eyes md looka dlst1aught
but when ono hoo! nplitt the lAu1 and lsld
Upon tho duncc-atool. ~ II he esssyei
Thateon to mount and show Ills lack Of Wit,
let hnew not rightly how 10 compass It,
!ash euaolsA up tue laughter uArsatrains1.
And esn ils Do,l!na no longer fetgntd
The formal alcrumess which btascmed tor s,ie
beeing such unused presence IN her school,
Yet lads shs put hin, forth and bur tha door
Securely. I'LL II poon tue tasks we're o'sr,
NJ did the stto1l rshu!ue its dFnxsy head,
Ut huMbaEs llanel, and syllaElse y-Gead.
hut when the hot noon ca!!sd them out OF doof
Grouping The daItes wsa tAe lamb once n,ors,
Who, with oEtat bounds, to hs dear mistress cana
Much naarseIed then to zoe the beast u hne
Tns resi- aut qucsatuusd ths Do1.tnh,
"Why tnveth III the l1Mbkiu (iuuliltix7
Wlsfsat ths dame, teektAK . moral nigh,
AAds susWrr 10 Tbs eager chtt1suu's cTyt
!" "dunhild doth lo!s ths lauI, yuu know, and hsase
You stil! may bind in LOVING connaencA
EIch gentle Anl1,sl. II 1t Int md
Unto IL Rentantss thst yoa are k!nd
And tp such wa.0 II given The derics
- VIII oh . nIdru tbs Earthly iaFadise,h
-lPa|eeF AItehstt IN scT1oHsE ,for uettmotY
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At LAST.

Wien hEst the bsdds and bridegroom wed.
laey ioTe their Single selsea tbs bast1
swora IL tn she marriage b&d.
Their sspArats slumbAis LIZ mot rest;
IhsJ 9uaEtal and masks 9p aRalu,
They Elva and suffer worlds OF pain.
10th right sua wrong
Tnoy struggle long,
It'll sons good day, whtn thsJ aTs Old,
Soma dark day, when the tslla Ars todsd.
Death having t4kaa thsir best of Af4.
They lo&a thenA altcs, Aaa tul e4ca athaf:
Thar fnov th4t thsJ a5s hushaAd, wtfa.
Far. weeping. t1AJ szs Tethsr, kelhaxt
r. L. ktoddGI2 " Aafpv1 AsRg5tns Ar paesmAer,
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. Vz!FV.3 FVe 1fT&7.
smArtloottnK hoy about u years old called
into Detroit bookstore yeattslay aud sad u;s
tuolher "snted some cards. IAs clark supposed
hs moant p!aylnR cards, and accordingly wtsppsd
nn1 pack. The boy aauls back III ths course OF
haH ~ hour. tung tho cards down, aud a44d,
Mother don't wAut thai k,nd-she& kpt 6ya
OF ~ packs in the houaa nov. She x4psa sou,e
aud Hs1p u to dAqI~r
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EXPLORATION OF suMArHA,
An expedition Is being organized under tbs
saspices OF tho Geographical Society of Holland
fot tho Pu.Eoso Of exploring tho Interior OF shs
Island Ut sumatra, sons parts Of which A1a uu-
kpoHu to EuropcAua,
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EVer1 drop Of the Ssrsani.llaa Rosolr,n. s<,nna,.
Id ,iEss !. ~ e. .s.sS nm* &C. sSs. urne aad st @
ths Nsstss Q! the bud, &kn udw aid suund M: r..
r. t, u.uMp4aou asudaar diss.hs as
~ suo nfoAts Huath tutauss ub4 Es ii 1nls Al
et.. PAN !: - =; 4. tn. 'y.ts d.
ta.n tasa ey,lps.; ssssss 4, s'sas hl.sk
pAlau Ai,eh4Fsss night sweAts loss el spsnp I'D II
y Masfs M ~ ~ s psisctp.c Within tho otavs rsts
~ GFo'e 70 A1s n1raon aainx Ii for ethst tss.s.
n, patient. datlJ becouanF roinoed By tha v..ts
arg dsooMposltlon that 10 continually ptoEemtas M
teeda Ia Artnstine thete tstA. lal rup4lcx tn5 ss
eth aeW satoris! made f healthy buu.-And hil.
e. e. eapasill.n Mn aud dsea sncnro.A aure esr4s
4. s.T, n1d Iii = Il In
fAal hlnsnlf growing hnttsr shl sttnosrT Sa fesd D.
Eesnk osttes Hppetse amnroFtnR snd leah end ,assi
Not only d.as the s,0.patilllsn hesoivsnt s1e.1 q
krnWn nudfA! agents In lao Ut throuIc 3aaufn
t:on,tispt!ona aud ba dlasasev bus it IL d. ouf "a
atA S1{e TOR
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MISLEADING 4 FARMER.

II 0As 1a7eaF u Iht Ch.ea9o IT1buHs:
cmcAoo, Dec. a.--Aa Jou have column for
lettefs from the people. propose to avail my
sa!f Of Jour Absssltty. and give yoa = conve1ss.
lon had betTesa rnyssk end fwuas from tn
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ht..1;.--- :.;,,,. -, ..,xt. 80 49,
/ '9a o.d'ns'5 e''".''' "o a"e''' "'o 'p"'
| Willie you vera In tuanosa At Cle Ecand, O., nd
e;nco YOU t,avo hecn in Chicago. ea1tl / hayc re-
! aart1od yon Az n saun1. f,1r.m,no.oi bus.ns,s
en., - 80 a' -. :" ] sn,a,au -. .1'n .rr,.t 49,,
spsedy retar" to srectc'stanlard or cnrrono
will have upon tho countEJ, mad npon ta'dlvtlua
interests"
dnsteer-"To nv mind, tia oirset u,,on ,b,
county, hno 11pou yon "a an indlVldua'. Is 4
etoaf Is any fnhthona toal problosu. aud ~ tsall
solved. Do Tou tako Tag Ca1cAuo Ta1nurk? p
farmcr-"Y Yes. and That ia ohat confusos mo
II eonm. In ,.tn - fan ,,,- ,,,..r.,t ~ r.,.. :,
~ ""no ~. o'.i ~ 'esu.N :,
s@pecie-paynens'. @ And tha. Is what nado ina ran
!" . Tx ~an s9u 9-a ABOUT is;
.t1, HM.,eeL -, ven. don propose 20 argue iof
u asn.uss tne measure nus cAn toll yna IN
tt1ousaaaonce t1' oi fesasn w.ta Oil tho certainty
~ nysa. ~, {, su sns soTeh .ne uss.on ~
aotaa', a'otea gscenbacks nj discount EenafAlly
'saf71iG'es a7i ono ennR M' on say a9'lae IN aaotoa
uio.. .ae .oes, papsi-lnoaoY. 1no avs o1 tnn.
f,i's ta,n anus snn saeem1@es fesa,euuue !" ~
Iuoso ~ pes"een n man Aha mah. noItsr ~ ao'-
dolrsy ht o,,,r ds s.san gr ooss MOI
tnr,,sr un. on'H X soyen , anes dri,, ,na r,. Il,
,,,.as snrMe'-no dont dFl'' f,! onf mlno toueh 10
s.a,a " s, We oea 10 .nc!e w yoa e's the
'sa'o ~ 'aos-same lltust1a,4on e
roaa sar 49,, w. maso k1ma Pm" 70 yoa. snp
n.t. - ~ sas LII - aun
s.na.sd ~ = wnsss "1u pay Is W sno steeonaek
susao sunnoAro. pieeeat euftenSY. lo'mof'o" Con
n.onS lopoa,a tne !.eea.- iendae &C., anu tho
v,,r n",t - .1s = uu . w S'e' N9w, iou 1cn
3Mt XII ""Is ~ pay ~. Wy xnn a ou .nnt " iAk"a
hxyn .bo ,nonov !, G v3,r r'O Ootoe .nJ v% pou
iat ntnl ~ bo4a'-you nMJ u AZ 4<+4 CeaL,-
proving @ y ~ ~ take sll2ao groanSaoHs to buy
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/ 49, - W" 's'htts t%t1I VI i"NlHr uhkH
and fo" snc!' rurro+os it haH beenno An I'm
fottant article VI ronnArco IN tho Last.
|
TIE ~Pif0l 4.
! ~ VAS tho horc OF h'tno EnElteh nasurnliat.
that among tho results OF tho scientific ospol
ton OF tho CHALLENGER rou,,, In ,},n ~ ,.,,,,,
| al hvinu .,.,,nu. -, H.. .s.,. !'e'''o'
- I.,',.. ."'"o VI INC 9" sa'd' 'hts genus
VI s.f"'"'.ooe ~ oAueaelF ln1efcauns lion III
relation to the fossil amuonitos and 10 the cut.
t;e-lfAh Of tho ~ cs"nt day. II tnl,bts n npira
shell which Ia charnhcrol lila ,I,., ,f ,ha ,.,,t,
Ina ub,1. 4, H.. 80, ,.,,t.a,.. .;..,..
~, ~ -, n'' IVY '"'..e'es, "sa' a7as, a'ifl
." 'oA-paR nae tho ensEc'l'sh. 1t dwo'ls In
warm 1oas In the southern An hemisphere, and sta
she'll, sto cass up in tuAntities Oh lilo cuaats of
Ncy Xsala,,, sud other ,.1snds ~ ,,o a,,,,, T. rs
cihc and Atls,,tc, fl,ey uro also c.rrri aIa,'r a
hv lin fiuEf s,,a.r, and =; .,as .t-" "'u.'a
i. ii ynt o,s,. t:a ~: ~ " - t.s'esH"o 4A'i lec-
tnf,,re i,aen c.,,.,,tcn "s "r's'o'sne Aa'o hete-
Ono OF lI.n g wns, according ia the arodsm,,
brought from New zoaiaua !, LnglRnd, aud
uls"n by hlrd. Gray; u second was sent 10
ihrl ton md utse''1u.' Nv NJ M ~ ~ n,nV!io sua ne
Sea, was duscribea bv Fat nssn ria .' fh.t. sI'u
leDger has, rs was hoped seeure.l = fo,1t III speci-
nirlh wh'Io tlredsn,g or aus Of the Atasccae.
Tho animal WAS blousht un from dc; III Of joo
lathorns, aud a;poat eu IL 1,ayo bec;; swallowed
by uno Of tllu ueop.scs isl,, wllic1 you1t ID the
specimen ui, being aubJecteti 10 the diminished
rr+o r
n's'I;o r. ,, y, 'ns ne "stes af mo aeaEe vas hauled
~. rum tno situation OF 'he specimen. It
the rocks aud s'oura and .h,,s crr.n,a a''.'a ~
nfedec. II IL t,1egcsfed that son'o plan ot butt
~. 'u* W." aSns enueo .he creature from
Auu,her ,ntereast,v :. int " rs H.. r,,.n,
OF the coast OF Jap1., waa s,eant,c nydF.,ni
polyp Ttoao ttowct-tIkr Animsls seldom o1-
rsou hAlt m lnch In longtll, although colonies Of
1 ~ ~ may 'n!'" M us""cAea Anu mats OF cUnsiitr-
Aho ai2e lue ne" f0!!tl Ia a.llod to tho 1I!ltisl
genus CofyIuuspna, and ctt.1ua tho iplu,ppee
eizD OF ftpt.
THE CpHti.MAnkET ARD sunsp7re
=, ...s,,,', ',-. " Wv e' - ol
0H'H' 70 W essaoil5u rs!Asll between tho fa-
cntrcnco Of eEptH On tho sttn and ai,e f,ctr.. .
,;o,a ~ liz ,,,,.o ,,,,.,.a ~,
a NV Fo'"'o'a'ae@so. MT och1seet,
studying tho same sericb Of pllenpmepa has
nojntea out that Tim rea+a ~ ,o,t, .;,.. -
u...t, hooa 'A'aeo III
u hceksEA LuIoFe uaF0 OECuffQd at AfEt inter.
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Prof. +. s. Morbe. Of Salem, occasionally
turns from Ills specially. tho brachlopods mi
amuses biuscif with the s.udy OF othor recondte
subjects in NATURAL science. sono time ago he
determined tho fact that ia embryonic birds
there are four tarsal aa vol four carpa bones,
tue presence Of tho snfcrnlcuittm beiug tho
main point. 11o Aah ssuco discovered thai the,e
aro embryo clawa on tso of tie tlsgits Of liz
iose-lImh. tho ina.xcd middle finger. u,hcrto
only apglo CLAW Las teeu known, md that in
hut feN cnees. These Interesting results throw
new light on TIN relationship batNeen reptiles
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commonly u,n iu tl,e tl,7oraLio,, Of 1nd1et bats
anu 10" sncli rirr0-eA it haH berntno An tn.
roltsnt article ul commerce in tho Lat,
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10 IA Editor a TAt !httAas T1tun<:
calcAoo. Dec. 9.-lo an editorial you s.y that
yon "hAye always inslsted that the United States
Government cAuuot toss national currency so.
deemabls in coin on demand. Nc Government
has aver been aole to do so and it 10 itapossiols
IN tbe nature os things for 1t to do so."
Gun Il bs truo that what cannot do well 10.
DAY caunot do the saus better Tomorrow or
next yeAE? Can il be trus that what cannot do
u IL. no one can do IT. Therefore, can II bs
trns that what 0oyetnnent could uos d. IN lke
infancy, it can never 10 1t more mature *, !?
And IL it true that what uon-hspublcaa Gove1p.
raents eAnpot Of hsvs fsllad to do. = Republican
oas eannot doh IL Brother Jea&taaa'k nstu1s
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ANINi,lliNrS


4 Variety nni Artistraliy Presented at the
IyccGn Thontrc,
Saturday evening u very large and fash
ionable audience was IA the LYccum TAoatre to
witness Les peux Avcngles," "Mme. bertrand
ct Nile. Raton," and La Rose de ST. Flour"
Tho first two pieces were very comic and lively I;
tie las duh and unintcrestiug, except as an ex-
hlbition Of provincial dialect aud dress in
France. In the main, the actors engaged in rep
resenting the different PLAYS did good work I;
Mile. Duparc ana Nossiours Schmidt and Castel
n ore particularly distinguished themselves
The second piece. vaudeville m one acf. os-
pecinllv pleased the auditory, and the ar Isl =
who PLAYED II. Mlles. ]. Gle Fave and Duparc
and ". schmidt. were called before the curtain
at its termination
on the 18th OF October n French dramatic
COMPANY will begin series Of performances IL
this house, playing threo times a week, ON al
tsrnatc evenings, and representing some Of the
most popular French comedies and dramas.
Tits evening la lille de Nine. Angot," Mile.
GealrOy as CtItTtt IT,.
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quenccs Of disobedience and the need OF
laying hold on the provisions of salvation.
We fear that Messrs. MooDY and SANKEY,
though they did indeed Use largo halls
IT, London, will miss in G1LMoRE's Garden,
with its peculiar construction, that immc-
date hold on their hearers which gives
success to their efforts and reflects by the
enthusiasm il creates added enthusiasm on
the exhorter or singer Any one who has
heard the solo singers in the garden this
summer will appreciate this possible de-
feet Of the present abode OF music and
lager beer us a hall for religious exhorta-
ton. But this may DO overcome If tho
place is packed with people, as it no doubt
Will be, md If there shall be n grand
chorus OF song sent up by the congregation.
The campaign against wickedness PROM
ises TO last through & he winter II IL Il
successful, IL will inevitably stir up tlie So
called evangelical Protestant pastors gen .
orally 10 liveier efforts than arc Gus ON
ury with them TO provoke the Christian
zeal OF their ilocks. Moody and SANKEY
Will be the centre Of n great revivnlistic
effort, the fun success OF which IL Is not
safe TO attempt TO forecast. The long cx-
pectatiOu may make the realization seem
inadequate, but so also will tho general
curiosity, If not interest, ia the renowned
cvnuEelists serve to gather for them the
great congregations wnich their London
lnbors so long held together, and which,
by their very size aud unity of attraction,
assist I'm enabling the revivalsts to excite
their fullest power and produce their
strongest influence.
III Mcssis. MOODY and SANKEy shall
assist The Sun in its work OF stirring up
the people TO Il realization of their duties
to society ana TO each other if they shall
make tender the hearts of the rich in the
presence Of exceptional poverty and dis
tress, il they shall arouse the sluggish con-
science, of men 30 that wickcdncss shall
seem the hateful thing II Is, if they shall
give new vitality to religious profession,
If they shall make men feel q deeper obi
CATION to both Con and man. if they shall
kindlc such blaze of spiritual enthusiasm
that in its pure flame shall be burnt up
the gross and sordid aims OF uen-if they
shall do thesethings or any part OF them,
no one will give them greater thanks than
Ourselves
Since 1851 this country has not had any
thing approaching grand revival. II
has been u long time to wait for new
awakening. IL the coming winter shall
witness like outpouring of the Spirit, we
shall probably come up TO our Centennial
next July with cleaner hands to celebrate
tho work Of our fathers. We give Mcssrs.
MooDY and SANKEY welcome to New
York.
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Extrnordlnnry sen sIekne--.


The following experience of Capt. r. c.
Coleman II the American rihe team. was OBJ
tanned from member OF his family, and of
course Il authentic.
The CAPTAIN, soon after getting out of sight Of
Of sea sickness, which Is very rare, u Affect
Ing not more than one in "a hupdrcd PASSENGERS.
Instead Of developing IN the ordinary form OF
terrible nausea IL affects the brain, producing
delnum, and all the SYMPTOMS of BRAN fever.
II the patient remains In This condition until he
Peaches land, or even feels a land breeze. he NAV
recover. but a recovery from this disease under
other CIR umstances than those mentioned, that
Is, while on board tne snip away from land, Is
sure 10 be followed 10y ship fever, which is GER
tain and almost immediate death. The fever
aud dehrium lasted during the eutire passage
over, aud his comrades were almost certain
the team. lie recovered Rapidly, however, on
reachinH land. and his practice soon proved that
his ability To III tho bulls eye was not impaired
The captain was Informed by the ship physi-
clan and other high medical authorities that he
had narrow escape from death, AMI that he
ought not to cross the ocean again. Under such
circumstances ne very naturally dreaded the re-
turn VOYAGE, hut IL had to be atteuptcd, at any
I, te. soon alter starting on his return he was
attacked the same IA before, though even more
severely. lie remained dcllrious the whole
time, however, until the vessel reached Sandy
HOoN, aud escaped shin fever. IL was severe
few affected "a he was survive u second ocean
passage, lie frels that he was very fortunate.
Though he returns covered with honors, It
would take greater Inducements than the vic
tories Of DOllymount or Wimbledon to tempt
MIN 10 cross old ocean again.
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Moody and sankcy to Bea in their Cam
paisn Against Sin at New ork.

paisn Against Sin at New Y orks
1t is now dehuitively decided that Mcssrs.
MOODY and SASKEY shall BEGIN their
formal onset on sin in New York on or
about the first of November. Gu.MoRE's
Garden viii be the seat OF operations. No
more will there be heard the strains of
WAGNER List aud GoUSoD, the warbling
of songsters, the sugary notes OF LEWIS
cornet or the inspiIitlng tones of the star
Spangled Banner. GILMoRE's baton will
no longer cut the air with graceful and
ever-yarying geomctrical lines, the lager
beer will cease to dow, beauty and fashion
give up the promenade and the Irritation,
aud air guns will not pop in the Little
Creedmoor. Instead it will be the voice
of Moody entreating, warning, eXhort-
ing, threatening, and the devout songs OF
SANKEY poured forth TO euchaut no criti-
cal ear but to lift the agitated soul OF the
convicted sinner on the wings Of music to
catch the strains of the celestial choir.
1t is wen that the two evangelists begin
operations III the metropolis. We advised
Brook lyn a. the nttest starting point for
the engagement with sin. II sorcly needs
conversions but the Brooklyn sinners can
easily cross the ferry and put themselves
within hearing of MooDY's exhort,tions
andSANKEY's sacred Tyre. New York ia full
OF wickodness; and # il can be overcome
and diverted from its satanic paths, the
victory will presage triumph throughout
the Union and sound the call OF u centen-
nal revival.
Last year the English lay evangelist
foef, -,
the same enclosure in which the American
eyaugclists win try conclusions with
SATAN. He did not find great success.
Though he drew large audiences, yet the
fire OF his oratory did not seem to quicken
the flames OF repentance in manyhearts
The old Hippodrome is so vast a building
that the ordinary speaker loses the advan-
tage of that personal magnetism which is
so effective and necessary an adjunct of
the revivalistic exhorter. To produce the
fun effect Of such appeals as he makes to
the sinner, he must command the undi-
vided attention of his hearers-keep their
unwandering thoughts on the one theme
OF their personal salvation. They must
see him eye to eye catch the enthusiasm
which inspires him, be dominated by that
spell of eloquence which makes the one
man speaking the ruler OF the thoughts,
emotions, and aspirations OF his audience.
Any one who remembers the late CHARLES
G. FINNEY's mastery OF his hearers, will
understand what we mean-how he kept
the attentive crowd breathless as he de-
picted the lost condition OF man in simple,
intense language, and with merciess logic,
terr!hie warning, searching inquiry, and
pathetic appeal, pointed out the oonse-
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Beware of Poison.

HENRY WARD BFEcuER announces that
he proposes TO take "a far more active
part In the management Of the Chrf tiun
Union than heretofore, and to make the
paper his own in a more important sense
than ii ever has been" az shall consider
it," he adds, Gas a parish parallel with
Plymouth Church"
This announcement should he sufficient
to keep the Christian Union out OF all
families wherc honor, virtue, truth, and
piety are respected.
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Amusement, TO-DAY.

tsaserry ~ Music ArJuni tb. World
Au.eyienn Ibstitute Fair tai ~ ,nt ~ ~.
nsetht Theatre Tns Fiyir- Seld
novery Theatre Meek .pd Nect.
brriire's Orcrntt,use Me- iori Nia'irsis
rirk Avrspe Theatre oar By.
enpsrt's Conccri Garden -ilt ~ nj itA ~
Hsvc's Circus = hth Az 80 Uh a.
Lyoesm Theatre L,Pn, Dc Me Ang5l
metropolitan Theatre vsrslv
elvnr'e Theatre The wotf.u ssi.'. IA
Park Theatre ghr rclM
rArisinn vnri tbs ION #. an Hrosdvay.
sss trarci'co Nnsi els vusy..
rAratre tcnilaue saoo.rf N'th.
union Square 10. ar Co -su rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

Insurance Commissioner SrrDMAN Of
Connecticut keeps up bis IRE upon the Ameri-
can Lifo aud Trust Company OF New Haven, an
institution which has received due attention In
the columns Of me Sun, while the officers Of
the company are making a desperate fight to
keep possession Of the assets OF the concern.
Having been defeated 10 the State courts, they
have managed TO get tue matter into the United
States court. and the ;co-t Of all these ex leuslye
Legal Proceedings viii probably be paid ia the
end fr IN the funds - the unfortunate policy
holder. Commissioner srrDMAN, who makes
Oh VT that there Ia deficiency of the ass cts
10 an amount exceeding twenty-five per cent,
expresses the opinion that the object Of the
officers In delaying proceedings Is to retain the
assets ~ the concern until after the 18th Of De-
cemhcr, when the limit for the continuance OF
the guarantee fund Of S,l,oOJ ceases. In the
ne tine DEsJAMiN NoNls, the President, has
been prosecuted on three criminal cher-os.
namely f1t arcfIsal 10 GLOW the Commits sioncr
to examine u letter book % the COMPANY for Il
SIN Her refusal 20 allow him 10 examine c"rt lin
parcrs re-, ting t. receipts AMI Expenditures ;
and or refusing 10 answer certain questions
under otth. Th,-e c-scs came up in the sew
Haven G. ~ Court CA Thursday last, and on Fri
day JuNas iECR gave his decision, in which he
snid th-t a the three cases were all for violating
tie sane ta'utc. thcv must be passed upon as
one. llee ID that he had examined the letter
book in quesiio and found that that had no
connection with the insurance case, aud as he
could not say tnat Mr. MOVES deliberately in
tended to commit a crime, he should discharge
him Oh all three couuts. Commissioner SLID
NAN seems to meet with obstacles on every
hand IN his EFFORT to protect tic Interests Of
policy holders, bat be Is none the less entitled
to credit for his untlrins exeitious on their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

ALBANY, Sept ia numcrously- re-
tion presented to Gov rnden asks for the renoy Of
james W. Eaton, tn superintendent OF the new capitol
building H. IS charged with not giving hls whole tmo
exclusively 80 his dutlca, nlvcriug ms attention to
olher buulihgs ana private cuuiratts that improper
materials are usei, ard work f. soyrnN performed
WIN nus consent that hr permits dangerous side
urta 20 &c erected, und nl Ii conduct ID unUecomiGg
heAlll man and 4 elJle niInnr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27
Wngncr N Cominp.

1t is announced that the klralfy Brothers
have engaged Richard Wagner to come to this
country next year and give or direct tairiv mon
stcr concerts and that they are now building
" grand ptlAce Il lmusements" IN phil delpnia,
10 be opcncu az the same time as the exhibition.
Wagner IS to be the Hon OF that occasion.