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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
DIED STAR LINE.-Apponted to carry tn

DED SIAR IlNE.-AppOnttu 10 carry lne
IA belgian and United states Malls.
'The following steamers are appO.u ed to sail.
FOR ANTWERP.
From philadelphia. From New York
NrDFuI.ND - Nov SWITZERLAND .....0ct. %
VADE.I,IA n ID Nov % STATE OF NisVADA.NOv. AZ
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia For Newly -.
3 STATE or NEVADA Oct "a
NEDEILAND ......NOy.2g ISWIl2EitLAN D.. Nov. Il
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CU RRhNcf. .co
cabin go Cond CaDl coV
cerage tickets TO and from ali points at the lowest raes
Passenger accommodate ons for ali classes unsurpassed
For aes freight and other information, apply To
GEO. W. COTTON, Agent, - BToni-st.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent,
EatteTy place New-f0rk.
PETER WRIGHT d Sons, Cenl Ages.
3OI Walniit-st. Plliia
II. Won DER BECKE. General European Agent Antwerp.
GTATE LINh.-TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
y Belfast and Londonderry. These hrstolas fupow
cred steamers VIII sail from COmpanys
Pier. No 3d. NOrth River IA follows .
STATE OF NSYlVANIA. ia, rs,lay Nov.
STATE OF NDIANA.....---..-.......I Thursday Nov
STATE OF Thursday Dee
Ard EVERY THURSDAY thereafter. First Cabin $50.
so aud $50 Return Tickets, 500 second Cabin la'sas,
$40 Return Tickets $50 Seerge at lowest RAJ Apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN ~ CO., Agents. ~ broadway y. 7.
STEERAGE OFFICE, NO - BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
DRTU GERNIAN Lloyd

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWfosK,
COMPANY'S PIER foot OF SECONDS t.. HlBokEN
HIIEIN. SATURDAY. oct. 80 NtCKAR, Sainnlay Now I,
ODER - SATURDAY, Nov. NnSEL.. .SatuTdav, Nov. -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW ;Y0KK 10 soUIHAMP'
FIRST cARIH 500 gold i SECOND CABIN. 500 gold.
SrEERAGE $50 currency. ,,.,s.
Tickets a reduced rates. Prepaid SteefsSe Cerh
Gates currency.
FOR irei ght passage, apply TO 49, . =, ,,-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

4 MEXICAN LINE ,,,,
N WEEKLY MAIL STEAMsHir sERvICE nstw sI
town sailing every THURsDhY from phisaepnliln sna
WEDNESDAY from Liverpool Tho fonoHing
steaT,er appoin sail from philadelphia: %
PEN NSYLyAN Oct 70 OHlO nov 10
ILLINOIS. nov /,
KENILWORTH....---Dec
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
.S7J "a : o. according - hrabon
steerGge intermediate tickets TO and from all points ~
the lowest rates. 49,. - ,-.-..,,..
steamers marked with star do not Intermediates
Passenger accommodation for al classes unsurpassed
For passage VI freight aud other inormation apply
GFO w. COTTON, Agent, az Broad At, ". \.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent.
Battery. place, kew.York
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, UeDeIal Agents,
3O7 walnut st.. Philadelphia
RICHARDSON SFRSCR Co, Liverpool
n 4 4 AZ OueenstOWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

ONLY DIRECT .INE TO FRANCF.-THE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANl'S MAIL
STEAMERS BETW ZEN NETWORK AND HANRE:
The splendid this av0rte route for the Continent
soutberly than other will sail from Pier no
so North River. iOOwg .-.-... -. a.
WILLIE DE PARIS. Lacnesnez sAIlIRDAY oct ~
Mr,RlOIE PouLois. ........-SAI kDAI >. nov. ID
FRANCE. TTudelle.. -; = a Ida. 10Y, [f'
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD nrcluding wlnej.
First Cabn $40 ~l2o. accord ng 70 accommodation
SECOND cabin third cabin $40 Return tickets az reduced
-. -,
Stcerlue S26 with superior accommodation including all
neressars Without charge marked thus % do
not carry steerage passengers. . .,-,-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-12
dhe. Autl,tla,
EastaaiAIlI'ule

\ rit,elanJ wc,uer legun'i. hat.
ted Il thine.r loui'i sman, aha hire.
DAYS thereafter The 'mbpppy celestial nj
peared at Il barber sl,cp ond ordered lis
pigtaiI cut of. saying In explanation.
''roo mrcfiet dam yank.'
well, my hoy - asked a gentleman
Of little eight-ycar-old boy. "what are
YOU crying fors" " Cause can't lind
my dad. told the old fool ii he went
of too Ear he'd lose me" was the filial
reply.
Mrs. Rose. vi Connecticut, said she
would hang herself II Rose wasn't home
at eight o'clock. When he came in at
night she was suspended to beam. cold
and dead. and he rubbed his hands and
whispered There's Y woman who
couldn't tell a lie -
I'VE read in de good book, says n
colored Baptist brother down South, "oi
John de Baptist-nebber of John tie
Methodist" And that, says a Charles
ton correspondent OF the New York OBJ
s,7rey'. is the reason most of the colorel
southern people are Bap.ist..
A newsboy, seated on the postotfice
steps, counted his pennies over and re-
marked "Sevcnteen cents in ALL That ;
| five cents tor the circus. three for pea
| nuts four for a sinking filnd, four owe
to Jack. and there's one to support n
widowed mother on until saturday
night
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-12
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and eGectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
ne soon re-
stores .taded
or gray hair
10 its original
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-12

color, witH tie gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often.
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are DESTROYED, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved BY
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead of fotlling
the hair with q pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional Use will present the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration Of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
II HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, il does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it q rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-12
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such - Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG.
Coughs Bronchitis, Asth0a,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries u mod
ern science, few are
OF more real value
to mankind than
this eHectud rem
edy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast ui-
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that ID does
, 1875-09-18

InsurAncA urn, 1n4rthsnts, snd fshktrs, Tnr" aeo
r,ttA nl, II must 10 sail IN tst'cr that tt s"nf'.
inelt IT thr intelligent ard Ht" ''it'sa.a rfnahs
thp hu+tnesn son,,Whit3 would &ee Ia tr ,utitrl1'-
tlcaIIy and unanimously iucel to nJnfat!,ffo Win
Mr. Brown in his one -s.lsI conflict will hia s,N.
The last rcrton v'rItc1l for An "nxpEr'nlon was
iho nbteet of all this eecleaiast!o racket II A ocA
m the Ols D!ort.
Krposicr-Mr. Isrovn, ynur friends complain That
insste t va n" y' anc r,os II yor con- a
ccvun9 your cnurse. Da 3on regard II a. very ar-
rio,,K pr{cvance7
r reTn sMsh!naESo's; 4, ,very ,e,o%s cannot
cirms an4 usei 10 1tIng In ttt field senlnht se1Fs
If tint class Of sncrnits. 1 tank. however. ths!
word ct 1l.nnt!o In regard tn th1sn who ~sre tl!e
statement Of Elder Jntkna rnntt be tn'cr-
pretct "A tho bitter eIprefa!ou Of an nnHrJ partisan
Thn 1,r. DlRclow. til. friend nn' nssAatn Ut Elder
1ntkinn In The assauh me. II net Trnktte Of Ah
Btreet Church, und IL known mainly 10 large por-
latIni, IT drurayeI md unfortunate youth through
Erivnio lispases lncilet to shameful ifc and peculiar
toa d graded and dis!cputalr element q fes'f,l "
And tlHt how much wright must he attached 70 tho
cccIs+inttIcai opinions at' Gngry: sar.sn ns.H'c
torInn1eht adyer'ffcmcnfa appealing for tho patnh
nao OF there dltreputAe sufferers ndprn our weekly
that shoui feel eattscg casntorsaso 40 ung ~ my
assnants atc limited To illAt rlaas NJ people, u-
K,-1laye orefturr' Of peace ever been tofme"9
motle to Elder Jnkins7 ,.,o,,
during Tho rert Of httIlitiea the PARTY n teafe n
tho congregation nse arransla and rveftirsa lonxlH
tU ratna. lawful. Just, aud eacefn aEnitfaton O.
dergnrts but were Invariably rent nntefeinoho,,siy
about tlrir sasnesa With .hn understanding thas
ntro to no roaen until e1hRea'rnt - ne snE,
precision Of 1ra lisown: Tho ezplanatl u taG ~ nIa ~
tary rcsFtatco tint hnve oeEed my enemies ~ tue
rh,irrli has lccn becarRU this F'tHcthon from shs
bcRinnng hAs been unlawful, nIlehratiau ofsaue'
, 1875-09-18

The President OF Dartmouth OFT
fkeeClaer'a 'TsFlH- fountain service.
The l''s',t :taa y, Smith. Of Dartmouth Col
lego, has httlrctsrl tho following 10 the etlItof
OF tfls fer.noht Chrohlc,p:
DAnrMuETH CnLLEnk. l!asoyEh, S. IT.. Sept !,
1s'5.-fp he tuit"r ~ Ht rcs,tnnt fhranrf Z. /
cAnt fyIi,esr to inak 5oa 1pr your 1cel!ea, afcIo
IN Tic sahAath exctl1Einn- tathc Twin 9Iouata!n
Hnus" AMI glad In are that It cstrd In Izrt IN
lbs tnnqrspdt~'ht'ft and ~hrtniy euumended J ths
c,lltor. Il gave utttrancc tn tst vinws r1Ic ty CT.
'tst,ne far ~ have ltarnt F EotTi :nen OF all
iuns-Invefa of thtIv cnntry. Of Cl.Fsttnn.
i,t and NO Of to Sabbath. II has been l1t,*lezkaLy
painful tn ni 1t4 l~asrfnln'rs of The Lnrs ny,
bToodiuR a. u divine EHedictpn usrr nr 1uIet sai-
lrY-tn irar tho Thunder Of thn sAEwlecls anil tha
ncreec Of The whistle; ntid th kno7' thn a outrage
upon tho Christian sentiment uf Itp.*. and AZ
VIC think, upon ono ot t,odts ordinances, ii nur gel
aud defended by whu ought h. ihc champ!on u
better thugs. II grieycJ me rs!n' some ot pr
students icuve 10 Y, with The Habfnt. br7'pkrr4 to
rcn,em,nr WIN tempted theIn Your article not
whit loo plain or too tuuEtnt. II IL time ior al VII,
for tbs most precinns etrsta, not Of r Church
merely, hut Of The nat!on. I" tmak ont. III. will
not multiply woFb-I 1et'l not. Ny PnrIuAc VIA
simply 10 l.!d my protest 10 you're. aId t ray that
trubs ou will hold firmly tlc loei.io 5 hayr tatea
A u. NINTH
, 1875-09-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
lrpA BhLK-CttUIuk IMPROVED FARMS, s TO
20 4eees within q nallcs Of Chicago. Il. q. WHIP
ELE, tat QArk.at. ...
L1UR SALE-FARM OF l9l AENkA IN GtlRS, In
Timothy house, well u! ltinE water well fenced.
81 n,tlsa sutl Ut Cnqao: prica 81 yer Apply 1t
y9 Fast Madlsonst. Room
TOR SALE--D Hxti1ASEE-(iuOnF FARM MEAN
FailrnAd " miles cut All Improved and frneSd, good
butldin9., worth ~ 6: f3,bp c4sh Q. unlmptnEd lus
fteAr!1urn.et Room !.
, 1875-09-18
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNER wANTaU-AN KNEnGRTt0 DUKi.
l n.ss n1n "i,h ~ w. t9 puteha4s lnsare., IN .
d.. sat sa. ao.s "a sesss . 10
espsc. 0o.ds ess .tApls anl .ota 10 jabsts 70!
tseqaflsd. Addsoss q II, 1.laahs ue;cs. s'~-
pLi4KTNFR., WANTED FAKIE, on E01p
suh ne.slts. bty Fsu4es "a s.aA sAVt!A4. Adds>sa
ii n, Tribune Office. FoF tNp dA5s,
, 1875-09-18

and TINT with ihe akl1lFnl and comprehensive
ManaennIent of itH ab;" PROPRIETOR !t4 product
AID ,uuca, i will I,utfl hn niuplr.
, 1875-09-18

:. lI} F41lf F!!IHf.
-MoFffnlrf C1lFtHA IN tie i.ond4n ffhenIus7.
, 1875-09-18
AN EflTERPRlsING CITY.
4 "Trit,,nN" Representative
Among tho busy Citizens
OF FrcepOrt+
Notes on Some of the Most Prominent
Mercantile and Manufactur-
ing Interests.

niyiNion OF the NOT ltdiIhAys Aht lily
-. t.,, 80. -, a a,ioh,tv t,i,,y surrae.
" '.ku'"'.S I'M" ,'n' w. 49,, H. s.;.,o., J., .,ta.
that IL. Tor lllhois'-A"o 10 se'''c4 ny ~ 'n'''
pF'RlnR pofnasoo' oo"pf's'ns "'Ans VI .l' 'e1,
echoo,u churches. and public buildings aro un-
..,t,a H., ~, ottv ~ Nh, nam. .,a m mn atate
'>.e"o. =" ~. Wy ~. ,,rnn,;nnrt i,.,,t,,,,,,,s
ano"s n'""y u, ne, r'"ns .tn .""'", ~. .s.'ss.",
praise for their public spirit aud enterprise. tho
Saooni No,fopa, LINK aud tho banking. house Of
:, Krar.,,nr L I'm. rrho a,uo h.va a nr,nch
- - ""o"4Se" - I "ao ~" IT, 1..-s.-
lioHso IN one OF tho hotels where tho weary trav-
e,er finds fcrosc, and aoIcome sucl, NJ Ii ael.
t,otn fouud in c,tieH ot thie eize.
Thcrn n,c many n,c,sant c;,ies IN 11,b,ofs hi.
.noro a'o ihaIS iioAean. e'''eS ~ 1'i'no'H' nus
stofe arc none tlat are oeUer places e''ncT 1of
Residence, bualnoaa, q manufacturing purpoaos,
than Froapprt. The surrounding country Ia fer
.,ro, being in tho very catdeu Of lie State, and
i. ,,,n,Ir a,,,aJ LII ~, a,,1 tr,,r
ID 'Aie@'s hst.'eo VIII. y" ti'1e'soat s'o i''a"s
trtous population. LOT moro detailed account
Of her prominent inseroste, business men. hc.,
tho reader IL Invited to roul tho following,
.rotct,oa 4rc,n onr t,nro,i,,o ,otrourop,onf
w n,,xr.
dealers 10 f*rnh machinery, arc examples OF ehe
succcss which enterprise and Hhro1dno*a can
ss sh's Guy OF f1sepo's' AZ reeont'y ~ l,,, Ines
Slessfs. Iatnea began pnA'nese' WIN eap'ta4
Anpo 4o' w.. ~, .;., ,oot ratlr win
hnd IN an incfeaiply hnoi. ao aoox ILL.,, n',i
inc n,oat o,serpla7.G, W. n so.o,,n,n.
wealthy ntlsheas men oi tne ei'y . ,rase ih..r
na.o 'no taos so ma, %vn ,nsy "e y, .c!",s ,,r;c
building on tao eo1net ~ M toea attcoso
chatic asteets nnslnS TX fnat "c hv 1n
respoceive'y .. ou a'u .eo Tny AM ~ cynry
variety Of 1nlm ~
foapefs, mo~ere ns. R'eesen' nee,' "a6,1t,,r,
sas1eina ecnu ~ a,,,,, "r nnI,,n, 1ei ~
pfooanY, *uoo.oo saI ,1n*xo- ~, ~ ,vh,o,,
.ho bueasfs 1epU sr nus;n"ss mnnaccre II,
those gentlemen arg nuh1ness l.a'asoae ~
northern ulno's an1 enn . spus Law ;%
ln.s present hosaoa tnn osta",n ~ ,.l,;s. ,ae
ca1e, " ~ siI ~ e1 ,e'1 oai = nsa an
bnckeyG T.. afa han nv" tIa ycrv hat IN
, 1875-09-18
REAL ESrATE.WANTEp.

REAL ESTATE. WANTED.
" Tssldsnne lot On Michtss north nl lTxeth-4t.
NICHOLS, BiAGG i uO.. l+s UHateern.st.
sVANTEI,-EQuITY OF sio,up IN t;uUp SOUTH
w kls hh1ss fur which hAra clear a&dg lots.
ia HEs u. uUO1MAN CO.. II DcArburu4i.
w AHTlip- -T*usToRY REs!utSuE nN wksr
a.sun,e. Il i. llNuiK, III bssstotnst., Iotsa il.
WANTKll-TilK BEST iiuuSR AM. lUr THAT
" b honEht for " ftH brtwnen Ashland-av and
LsAItttst,. L4to aud liatrtsoh-als. II. UhuoRH
SON, III tAsAlle.st,
ta'ANFPD- rURCllARK 4 ttn'p HtH1sF tlr
W Ut tho naEth u{ Thirty tur
nlutt bs bargain and not In block, IL. U. MuREf. rs
tI$Ek.at,
, 1875-09-18
WANTED--1fALE HELP.


AH5rr1t..MAf,E tJtrp.
pooItheo,,r,. C1cr,,x. s.c.
AfAN1En--it,Al laENc1Af. ThhfELEh: ~ Ex;;
,r.d. ,o as % sf.s nS Ss,sssnn.s r,eotrnr.
c.rns.sr and shiiit, Aegy the Ghsasn White Lad
am WI G"nP'n': r.fnef utesn And fn'l"o-ss'
s: & t. ;,s I'd Z ss + .ss 4
% s's g. as"i sss
U,asrtp- 4. r.pru,rx, ~, NAV A a15,,,k:
;sas fs;;' s'sss. T. s 1aas
ss.a .s.v,t xdars" T. rr1aa:. 'ssa "sa ''pe''ae0
| .TrnaHs.
AiSrT,E!ns, ", d, Twn y,.,! ISL Il! 'ATHAkEns IT,
;sn' ;smpi,"'"' Z. *''"A TT H. 81 nAAh ", Hurting.
| ttANIID -TidHEE EN-: rn'TMtkEEs. 10
W.XxrEn-A ri.sr.,;t.iss IS rts1pM:s;;Tr,.it ; T1:
ears f'i's s2'i "s: ss sa"i'.ra
fhHN''is hN5s 'Aa '''"''' APP At NJ S"''4' 'oS''oAf
| tt1AsTFt,-:V RET ki.AYFils All, M.stss ,r
kst ett Z @ t:',. I n ] .1 'tss Fl i ss s ~ t' M
sh catt t. M f;'pi'1,cs: 81 = Ssta hs'
1VSSrEi,-f;ooD TlSstn. Bvkor pNo., 8,
rs.s s5;. ! Fx 4. i.st e e
Went Madtson-s.. ',' -
~. Gsn s.o =. ifo mo 'es'
IL iy1Et, 1utt.I,JATEly ny TiipN.g ry-
w NHIT. Rockford, ILL.,. iii irst-ca'. br'etlsycr..
HSrKntSsKA S;o;a ID .2n L.as. FURNACE MAN
E,,,.Ia.,,,,o,,r oo7,o,o.-
| AH1pAcsA.GnE 9AHG4uaSnn ~,.,
| 4TAHTEE- 20 HAlLEOAD MES fpH tnNA ANls,
sas ssas' T'se
1,.Asrr1,"an w % K,iLK,,tD Lsx0nEt.s yok INK
" Knek i.lAnI ilarns tn iowA: vsRcs Ii Is per ia
Iron fare; I 10 wrf IN farms taT.niIl7 stnniuasrrr
| " ,.r,,,, III; ,,,,,.,..
| ~ aii.n-lh sAh MllI, IA nUtEE9 Ulk HNEf !
, 1875-05-31

Tho Paris correspondent OF tho London Dafly
Telegraph writes: II take 1t that ons Of the best
pictures IN this ysar,a aelou taking, il for ii!
pah.' tel'eyo this altist is quite young; but,
of course. he hhs exhibited before xith tuarhed
ablllty. What strikes ono iu especial IN Ii,
gocker's treatment Of . somewhat ronnl-
ing the two dangers, commonplace and
liant. Tho toyen soua OF Saul Anng by tho
mrists OH q csosnbonm. Tho huns OF corruption
have ncotcely yct fallen on Them, or they fAde iu
:he s!ekly, thauaeFons ,; llsht @ ot evening: Win
ttudes. No sma!! demand h It 90 d1auehts-
mans ingenuity 10 .cprasent Boson figures ju
linz, espsclsily whom all afc hanging In the most
difficult position that can bo portrayed. We
torao ia dislended, the lower litnbA oHaced In .
manner ungrnceful Of. iteels. aud a1tnoss
impossible 10 vary. Dy snppressiug tle
ttee OF ths cross, lettng the bodies hang FREQ,
tles. nnd By oestlnK some Of hts hgurss IaIt-
loose, susf feudIng them bv oue hand, or tu,niuR
Them about, he has trinmpAod oyer Tie rest,
Those eeyon cocpsaa on tho beam are admirable
in drawing and Of color most exceIlsnt. ne,
noath them. QUO wond suppose, Rispah hsa
been crouched, until the bot and suIpln.o!ls
event time brought out those aocks OF birds, lii
omenea. which Awoop up bcsweon dark cloud
aud barren ground upon the sight. srrngn8
wa disgst sno .nos.s shs fosonost uae'ths oi thsI
foul brood to beat hIm back. IAore ia not
ono line of grace In the motier'a sttI.
tnde. nor aore Of wnmlnliuess ia hst
hoasse threat. Grief snd tho sense OF aput-
With beuk anl claws outstt etc bud tho Lir,j meets
hor. The woman IL oaget to kl,l, iu reye1Ke OF
her own deAd. Bhe will str,ko tho vuituio as
she woulu fan strike her enemies II is not 4
the mother whom children dream o! liat yome
Will think abe. may DO indeed tho wild Arab
woman ~ mans cruelty made iier, bEoodinx Of
fosengc whtst tho seycn correes swing aboss
with eager fury. Wo haye nut tLo oud Of Ills
pah's tAle. II Ii. Deckor'a portrait be Aueht like
the truth, be cure not al! of thoss WHO counsel-
ID DaylI came 70 de peaoesbiy III their bsds,r
, 1875-05-31
THE RITE or CONFIRMATION.

Dl1Htf kOl.E4 AT ST. 1OHS EuEHCuA
Tho ut. Ilov. Bishop Foley administered the
Sacrament Of Confirmation to 233 boys aud $40
girs in Ut. Johns Catholic Church, corner Of
Clark and Eighteenth streets, yesterday, The
nev. John Waldron, pnatos, and tho nov. Mau-
rico Doruey, assistant; tho lev. John II. Gro
gan. Of 81. Dridgets Church; the 1.ov. ]. 8.
Vcldin, 8. j., Vicc-pteeoent Of st. Ignatius Col
lege: tho lev. T. Il. Noonau, rastor Of 81.
NaEy's Church; mud tho Rov. Oven stousou,
from tho Archdiocese of Tuam, Ireland, wero
present. Tho boys wero prepared by Father
Wuldron aud Father botney, aud tho
glrls by tim s.sters Of sloloy. Tho church
Was beautifully decorated for tho OCCASION.
Tho Attendanco Was go BIaat that many parents
aud Others we,o unabso to gam atlmlttAnoo to
tho sacred edfoe. The Father Mathew Ivtal
Abstinence and BeEoyoIcnco Society wore also III
Attendance, accompanied by thor tietu band and
cadet cortB. rho varlous hcneyotout societies
connoutet with 9t. Johns Churon. numbering
$50 mon, loaded by tho Hacred Healt Juvonilo
Bund. under tho direction Of Prof. O'NciIl, and
The Young La1ios' Sotlnlity i. Y. H., dretBou In
whtut bearing beautiful banner lrosonted to
tlsum by tho 1.Hte,s OF Mercy were also prcs-
cut. Tile chiEdsen Ut tho CONGREGATION, boys
aud girls, presented q tlno appearance ns thoy
g,arched III procession along Eighteenth A:reet.
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THE MAIL. CONTRACTS,
soMk MORE or HlNpe' WORE.

opseia| D7sp0tfh 70 Ih4 ChftdGo 1e1bunt.
WAsn1soTox, D. O., May 90.-The postu,as-
sot'aenerai has Just taken auolher aud IN lm-
poltant step IN 1ieAk1ng up tho postal contract
HisdH-spenoer Ring. Tho manner In which this
wac done is Substantially a. follows; When tho
contracts for carrying the ms!ls for tho Pacific
slepe we're let. hfr. John Altman made btda In
linda name for ai1 routes In California, securing
ths right to ptffofku the asEvtcs and roceiyo the
compensation, aftos tho Awards were made, by
mssns Of powers OF attorney executed by H,pds,
Up to tho TINA OF tho reccnt investigation Of tho
ling Mr. Altman performed the service and
drsw bis pay Without question or difficulty, Dut
whom Kinds saw that ho was 10 b deprived NJ
hls contracts, he bethought him Of tho shape Of
tbs Altman Contracts, and determined 10 mske
bold eaoft TO secure something At lsast
frsm tho wreck. 10 this aud 10 notified
ths Sixth Auditor, e1-oongresauau Buhoets, that
hi had revoked the power Of attorney given 10
Alman,> and demanded that tue compensation
ta The Carrying on AllmAn's routes sLou,u be
ps,d to him (I1iuds), scheots accordingly issued
ohers to tho clerk who draws tho warrants for
tls service to make them In favor Of Hind. , A.
tie almo time notifying Al!mau il San Pan.
cfco by mail, Of tho fact lint
linda had revoked bis power Of IT. It.
t!r1sy G ahsTs sm,n was ~ to tnat time nearly
Yashington. end Tor tho past threa or four dsys
tas beon sighting tue case. He sppealod 10 tba
first ComptrnIIer OF tue Treasury to ston ti1n
laymous Of the ~n,tants 70 ilinds, aua to have avs
10 amount, turned over to, him. and. Fsiaay
au's) favor. During ths in.estls sa.iun NECESSARY
10 establ.sn Alman claima the fact wa develop
"a that 1iuda still hold contracts for some e,rh,
>een r.utes in California undet cover OF one n y.
Nichols. These contracts llays nil beeu aunuli.
81, snd seven OF them have been awarded Ia
Mr. Altman. Il appears quto conclusiYeiY
fon tho foregoing that Hcueets.
tho Sixth Auditor, WkH willing instrument il,
fho handH Of tho Hinds-3pencer ring, and sho
1etaYed tho tender Of h,s esi1ustion, which wss
tpQnested sotns time Gipco. Tho closo conuectidn
l1iads and Senator 6pencor Il illustrated Gy sho
Acs that some OF Hluds' paper tndorse1 by
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Kingdom had already rrersred tho way. Thla
Christ mover ntendcd to taks tho -, world
.ao e9'es sae o' noTse ota; ns:.ke ns eG' attm
ing to rno BY fnrcc. ard VIOLENCE, and
torture. 4 thonnand ycara weso TINS lost in tie
work Of oyangol!sng tl!o world. u was Christs
purpose TO DO no ssoIencs , 10 mens VIII. m 10
Ranae .nto armies 1t conltt subject tin world in
thirty days. II WAS hr prayer, rftacltinR. In
ssh, "iaoi', aud e1hortntion ttat His work Has to
boz i'm upisf:cA.
'0d! tntendcd TINT Ills Kingdom Should 10
universal, a!,-attoua I'LL tho ~holo world. Tho
Dibio was peryadul by tho ono great p,,rposo 10
establish Cbsist'a Kingdom. II was tho promise
running through Il iIom Genesis 70 Revelations.
halfway redemption. Gods plan OF scdcm| tim
waa broad enough for all. No otLer Fchetue
but one equally applicable could be conceived.
IN sho physical world tlo MIR. tho sunst,iuo ans!
nclsous in tho disposition Of hly Eltts. When We
looked Mt boino poor unfortunate heathcn ,aco
we asked outsclyes, Could Cl.ri,t's Kingdom In
G!ado these degraded, wTcteied crcasuses7 Was
LIS rd n1sn OF sslyao e IT,. slo ;s them then
thoughts cemo upon ns wo should rcicct upou
tho primitive coult,ou Of our osn race. a
thousand yeass ago tho Angio-Sa!on was ignor,.
ant, goddess, and batl,atic, aud lar moro crutl
Of Christ had redeemed and enlightened Iii.
Whether tho skin was white Or black thcro vas
heart beneath It, and the Kingdom Of God,
which, o" tue Sabbath day, brought
snap' @ofs,' brotuerhoei Ct and eonmunion 0a souIa
tho Sandwich ia!nuds wolo tIlled with IcniEhted,
barbasot.a pcorlc. But tho K,nglotm of Chrlst
haired ontd !llem' aud now they rssalod Mner.
leu I'll tlaiy ruut,ees.
It was, however. rather discouragng to reflect
upon tue n1nuunt of work still to 10 duno D.
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ELSEWHERE.
4 NEtREAhT pR1E6r,

NEw Yonx. May 3o.-Father Lake, formerly
assistant pastor Of 81. Anus Church. ahoso ser
mon attacking public schools GRATED 80 much
stir last wiuter. and occasioncd his Suspension
by ths Archbishop. WAS recently married 10 thIs
city to young lady FROM Lorraine. aud has
!nEen up his residence in Kan Francisco. Father
cesaioM atNl nlarI,ase OCCASION q marked aensa-
stuu III Catholic cr1leH.
TUE PRESBYTERIAN 0ENInAL ASSEMBLY.
6r. Lotus, May 3U.-After two dayst argument
Presbyterian General Assembly, vote via
reached last night. Tue question Has on euu.
tanning tle complaint OF III. Cooke sgainst tic
Louisville rresbytroy, aud ths yota resulted "a
tollowss Sustained In ps1t, 88j ups sustained,
G7.