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, 1876-02-28
RELIGIOUS LESSONS TO BE LEARNED
FFcM SCIENTISTS.
SERMON ny IL. SUNDERLAND. OF THE FOUnTIt

s''1ae' y" IN, aosu.Aan. W 4aA 'o'AtA
M. ~. N .aA,AA .,..,a, ensnon' W..
iae l'ey. .. y. aonae.'ano, sno now ras'ot OF
tfa Fourth Unitarian Church, preaohed soa!or-
Honor 10 aver, man that wosse.h good.-lson, IT, 10,
To.n,uht- a. h,a ho.n announocd ~ iiatan -
thc 1rat ~ .ora, ~ s,- na,n,,r sc,on,,so ia,t
wv es ", y. ,a,, ou.es - ~ popAs so.uNae ie's"
eee Sunday svonDss s, oa oa A. 'aa
troductory 10 tlose, 1t has seemsd to me- tuat
+ cou1d not do a mora appropriato or unefn1
thin1 .b.n na1r ~o.r .ttsnty,, ti,,. ,no,,ino ~
.o,ns rc1Irians @ T .s.on. ,h1o tn;nr ~" ~ w W
learned by our age from sc'once aud aalentlsts.
/ haye long been convinced that there IL no
necnssar, hostility be.voeu religion and SCIENCE,
NJ 49,. th., ~ 80. ~ .ssoAss,
nay more than 'nhs' a"7o long ooon oonTncoa
snet on tho one nano science haa no oostes fflond
than true rsltEaon, aud, on tho othcs, that truo
religion has no bctter friend than real sotenco.
And whom I zoo science and raliuion o,iuoh.no
0st. ~ ,rovvliro ~ av., 1oo,io. oo,ts =. s"s,s
otnef (a'8hta "h'ob' regret to asY. "o n,o ntl
called upon 10 Witness on every ado and nlnoat
every d.y), for one, canuot but feel that tho
condition Of thiuos ID strspualy and mast Il.
nonsao5 "fops. ~ tne nsa' place. Always
very strongly suspect that tha party Which docs
tho lat-clonchiug OF tho fsosnin1, whethur It
be religion or acicnoe, roaily isn's tho genuine
thing, but .u,toad Is anseudo-ro][riono or nseudo
.ssss.s 49,, s - ~, W Npesuao.
ss.'nee. ~ anu aoaco tee,o, Wlta sooa seaaon' tnat
sne uppost'n B1au1uo tnsue hnsagnhlsElo 20 II,
~, ~ ~ . % ,tsa's H.. .ho sannns .nng tn9a more
frnHn,no II t,nt renu,ns Ssn WAY ~ uops ~
Tsstias tds Sab oi seiencs or religion. | HSioh /
ssa,s ~ w .oH' anu NJ .ntons @tsu!t 1nto IN
ntI!uuo ~ Natnhoussu!' GtylhH ou1 tpus
ae,oouu, ,, KY ~ ~ u no usni you. !euGlon,
out ,. ~ erea his paHa IT. 11a ons
Hht ~ pnttSus ~ ana snu .not snow
4gas untl! y naa s!mo 20 looK anaesheAth tue
a.a "ouu ~ un4 Snat ~ opponSa; IL aos vnAt
tre',tia - e.. u.u o" npnld w sasaa tne
tensor 10 o. ep IL 1ooTsn Wy ~ ono WHO beass a.
aota ~ s,an y. - s'"'oJas'ns Way ~ ono 3ao
ooSta Stone.
uenaoo s ss'onoe s snu stno tohsloh. seeing
e.eaa. an. ose - w. uscasm ~ oaca othsf 20 Al.
speoa tae LITE a'o mhen taey sana como 70 gse oyo
20 eyo, ~ ool{ 10 Yes5 llAted extent thoy are
se'9 10 yes. = Moala not aupp!ant tlo tSho1InRs
rynda r uda =, " n.ran oe =. raYa 'no seaeaass
ing to AuY Gonsldess6lo o1sont woutd, thlek,
a! ~ sansh1spao. s ~. "o9ia. u ooulo, supple.
4ent sao 49,, teacn.nRs oi Jesaa. aua iAo' Anu
tno Wal ius AZ page ~ mhns sesms g mo
mon. ne D4''A' "AA ''"S''D' ''4'DlDE'' u '''''
nua aess " ~. ~ tne osteettoa Or !oFo 10!
truth; n o. coutse ~ u true Of sc!sntlats, ~ Of
bsc StuSs a,sn Thnro ~ o n oYoy aoex nss ts
special p!e.iers. who p'Alnly care nothing for
truth % tFath pus only for thels own PCT theories
aooas no un!n. "hose writings eng laotut!nse
from sso asor nn .,
arc hs sasspGn md BY 20 The leading
mea who hare Ton theiE way to the front rAnks Of
SCIENCE aud who ~ recognized by scientists
, 1876-02-28
DuFFlEtp-BONNEY AND THE BIBLE.
WHAT TIE ORDINANCE OF 1878 pHoYfpEa

WHAT TUE GAU1CANCE NE 1910 1AOF1uEHs
TO the Editor Of Tha Chicago Tribune:
Ou1uAao Feb. 20.-It would seem TINT no
oshor mhn Ia Chicago excep. tho noy. Duaield
much leas clergyman would writs to tia pub
lIo prons upon q subject Of whioll he admits
hLmsclt 70 10 ignorant. but In Saturdays issue
Of your paper he communicates his thoughts to
tho public upon tho true Interpretation and
binding forco Of the ordinance OF 1857. without
eyer having read tho samo In it he fnaa the
provision "Yhat tho Dlbls IN Hing James
veralon TO read In tho schools without
noto OF comment" Tue Icy. Dr., Duftlo!d
says hc 80 understands 1Ir. Bonney to FAY. Il
seens very strange that man. d Clergyman, 4
public toscher, should omit 10 o1amtne tho
document for hlmsolf, when 80 many thousand
copiea of 1t aro to DO found III tho city. but In
lieu thereof lsa tnkes tho word Of the poetic,
imaginative Dooney. II hol only undethtooi
Mr. Donnoy ~ we'll AZ va oldar citizens do, 10
would not have placod the good bEothor in suoh
dilemma for ho ought to have known that
fact, aud to haid tho lAttoF TO tho exact letter
Of his language is to do him great injustice.
Tho oIdlnanco OF 1897 conta'ns noth,ug ap-
to .hs ~ .nEsEe H.. x r. 1q ,ss NOUN
simply asys tlat "lseiision, morality, aud
knowledge being necessary to good government
a1d the happlaoss of mankind. schools aud
sho means Of education shail forever bo en-
courARc0 .....
How encouraged7 What IoIigio,? What
| Niule7
but hom tho Rev, Dr.. Du1iod bolabors tho
great legal lights III Ohio Tor not ludiug out bis
| new po'nt when tho contest Was carried on thcro
tow years ssos How 10 looks down upon tho
| lawyers Of Chicago for their want OF SeseaFch |
Why" says tue great Dunield, - tho tna!ter
IL Legally aettiea." 10 drAws upon his "iuner
consciousness" and sIs, uonney for tha law aud
tho facts. Ho proposes 10 move upon Tue Sobool
board 1t ouce. No more loitoripg. No more
halsing to find cut What tho law Ii. Iut Nj,
NonneJ aud lii. Dultle.d hayo The whole mattos
wrapped up tn their bosoma+
1!aaily this rushing nth 10 talk about tho Of
dinanco OF 1787 by n,an who has never road II,
IL begoston ut tho sams Ignorance and cgutlsln
~ tho proposition nado by tho same gentleman,
short s,uo ago. t0 crush out BY torco all opin-
lous not colacllipg With lila. 1Ia holds the
truth, and, 30 holding 1t, horroposss to ait dawn
upon al PERSONS holding cfsot Il. e.. not holalng
AIa supponcd truth).
The people Aro satisfied With tho settlement
mado by sle School puard, aud tho few clergy
OF this clty who A&ya shaken their little red
Tag cannot cali out eysn reply 10 thanl. They
hare no following for tho Eeason that lovers Of
, 1876-02-28
THE COURTS,
Record Of Business transacted 0aL
uIdnya

uIQNy&
MORE rAx-F1onTEns,
Tho Vulcan Iron Works Company flied 4 bill,
Saturday. representing that Ia August lsat the,
acquired title to q large amount Of machinery
fixtures At Nos. 80, 49, aud 90 North Canal Btrcet.
This property was in May last owned by Atkins
4 Burgess, who were taxed on It. Before tho
collection hooks wero tranutarred from tho
Assessor OF West Chicago to tho Collector, ths
complauanta bought the property, and they now
claim that thoY should no. be compelled to pay
Tho tax. An injunction was isBuod on giving
bond In tho sum Of $500. -
The Wilmington Coal-AlinlDR and Manuisctnr
Ing Company complains that Its psrsonsl prop
orty, worth s3,72763, was valued by tho Assesau1
at $4,000, and n ta1 OF s5s9.ol lovicd agaluss H.
70 which IL objects.
Mary Uinan fled bill Saturday for q divorce,
charging her husband, John Diuan, with being
common drnnkard and wifo bcator.
ITEMa.
JudGo Drunuond overru1cd tho dou,urror IL
road Company. which was argued botofo htn
Saturday.
Judge Dlodgctt will nat be In oours this wsek,
having determined 10 take short vacation from
his aFduous tAbors, no as to DO bc&tor prepared
to copo with tho whisky cAsca mkt month.
Judge williams MAS occupied Saturday iD
hoarlug further arguments In tho caso Of Myo1
ct 81: W. The Crystal Lake picKltnB and Presetv.
argument on the part Of tho cemplslnants and
Air. McDatd followed him. Tho. quaation III
this aass ~ . very interesting one,
namely: whethor the Court will turn over
ths Asslgnae in ths Ba''sfapt Court. Tic aa-
thortios in favor Of ths rotention by the Circuit
Court OF tho property, Of which It bad obtained
custody oefore tho flung Of shs petition IN
bankruptcy, were fully presented, aad elab,Fsts
by G. ". Kratzlager aud E. B. Bherneu, and
The Asstsnse. The further herring has bcen
postponed until Thnraday morning.
UNITED 1TA7E6 COUNTS.
James D. Mowfv, Tfuskoe. ,anl A. G. Datohel.
der, aud g. o. Way, administrator, fled bill
against Francis L. 11iuokley aud tho Chicago 4
Iowa nal!Ford o., Company t. to ses.fa!n taom ttom
au Improvement in railroad car brakes.
II. k. Jcsup. Patton d Co.. Of Nuu York, tFed
bill Saturday against the Chscago l. Alton
Railroad Company aud tho COLLECTORS u tho fol,
lowing oounsiss, |: 81 Cook, VIII, druudy, Llv.
Jerney. Madison, LAsallo, Marshall, Woodtord,
Tazsve'', 1reaue, Pike. 81. Clair. Mason, Mea.
asd. cass, Morean, aud ecots, through nh!eh
tic road runs. to toBttAiu tho collection OF Tia
taxes on the capital stock OF tho road.
DANKnurTnr NIrTEns.
Daniel J. Wren Atod a voluntary petition u
banAraptoy Saturday: H,s dsbse. al unsecured.
el,l00 iu bills ind ao:ss, aud 92,3N IN open ao-
couuts. Noferred TO Ieg!ator H,bbasd.
john o. Monroe, a broker Of This clsy, a!so
fled voluntary petition, showing I'll, Q46.37 un-
aecutod dobts: aud $8g IL Of asasss, tha uaohs
Noforence to Register lIibbard.
John T. CutEan hed petition agatpat Daniel
T. Sherwood, oiaituing that thero la dus hin $2,-
1886. Curran claEgos th9t Sherwood on tEe
fnv nff fAhrt1arr &f}a ~
, 1876-02-28
intelligence, OF jnst,cs, hnd Of good governs
mont are 80 osorvholntngly against thern,
4 NJ. p.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL CHURCH.
THE Co1ORED Er1s1orALrANs or hrRtSdFiEf.D.
Tue following eorrespondoneo will DO read
With interost,
srnlxnEIktp, ILL.,, Feb. n. 1s76.-TAs lltp, r. ".
Grepo, Hector Of 81, Fhuls th4reh, HprtneFsla Ill.,
nEsRR.Np AND DEAh A,a: VI, Tie Undersigned, col.
Tor ourselvca and our fan'Hrs tho hest religion.
privileges. anu bel!ovinR the Protestant Episcopal
Church fn her octttnna. dfspllue mil wnraher to bo
well fitted TO supply onr wanth and to bring our soMIs
into saving unnM with Jcsna Cht.s earnestly request
yo'i. % Hector OF g. rauls Church, to take the necrs
easy steps for tho formation Of ratiah and lhe ota
t0i OF house of worship fH tbs csnsnt Of tbs col
orstf people Of Springfield vcinityt and would
respectfully suggest that inAHuch Al this wss the
horne OF our ulartyrsl President, Abraham Enco1n+
tho great hrnefactos Of tho colortd peonla Of tia
United Stacs tho church DO ertctcl to h:s memory,
aud thus ad In preserving and rerIeeaating tho fact
Of cur deiiveEanen from bondage. ~ we'll u Tho ro
dsmpt!on Of ths human race By Him whom We adore
u tho Divine DeuoiActor and Savior Of all.
with sentiments Of esteem. Ne ars reverend and
lesr slr, vsfy truly 3ourH, 4. j. REED,
slAuk1. v. CAsEf,
NoAM THoIAs,
VrTEn +. BM1TH,
DENNfa WlLIlAMA,
CHARLES II. C1II.,
H'ttLrA6 TnoMAs,
MES. Dora HxKD,
Mns. MARY A. GAaxT,
II. J. 6co1T.
, 1876-02-28
THE ORDINANCE OF 1887.

THE ORDINANCE OF 1887,
Mn. nnsskrs VIEWS.
To he Ed1of u 1ao thit.9o Tribunal
CnlrAao Feb. 2G.-costalnsy Ia Tho charm Of
tho Law. and c'oarness Tho beauty Of loyal dis.
s"'sv" n, ~ ". ro,teion nnr,,,,v aua sppv,
cdgo Of tho ordinance Of 1857 AZ tho baals Of
good government, nor thoeo who dissent there
om r,ou' .,,h a norfsc. acrsor ia. M -.
AAs"s ",'A f Nv NV wv wv. 10
points, ~ tho ohu thas All ~ho afo Interested III
tho subject may tho batter proco0a TO correct
conclusion. Tho great and general importance
or tbo ten,c and lin conrern ,nanifcatc1 IN Il
s.aa, - rs.,,sS ,aa,. oars - ~ .I.... ~.
7eo'i " "on'anu h''''' sa's ~ Run'a hkn'nas tno
errors 70 Vhlci partial WOW OF sho matter
naturally lends.
Tho ordinance OF 1857 does not. IN torna. ssv
ANYTHING nhout lin Dih1o in tt,a nnli;o scfooln
~ ~. 'u'"s nDo"t 'no u'''e 'a suo 'ao,o oenoo'" ~
nnt Il aoo6 plo'luo, ~ o.'o y. u" "t'''os a".
NtctAb'o compact," that tol!gson. morality and
and the l,.ontncss Of mankind. schools and tho
.no.n. =, a., c.tton .h.tl f,-oro, l.. n,no,'.e
.rv"s'' % E' - .,in W .,1n ~ /, ~, ;.",i,
80 % .m ~ =" . EosIitr ,,1 IL ,,.,nIn
slou1d u tanchs In in tLo Schools a. a. necessary to
eqTu m,.;6 6o'atnu.uus. 1t' x.,x .,tta.. H. ,,,.,,
. H..i mavnn,, mme w 9t iii
MUS nn IL, shm;ss,on ~ ~ l,e St.sa ',to ~ ~
VI ~ ~. t;,,,a ~ .,to.t,;ass sao u ~
nt ~" tnn9s t,io tu n q a, tpo
to.. 49,. , .ernss ."nnt;n. ~ a.sr. H.. =,
14sT b,,t r., i,w ia ah;oct IN a Tin Msto.,
rnms,utn, s"s. ~ mat ~ tsrtms ,s.onant tse n,sI;'
nspce but Is In in harmony m Of viii t and m jaayos y Il
% ~ 'os0 n,,,a,n,o AI,n nro a,,I.
W tao 1e6'oh."se "'o uese7ony sun
HtotnaM lat ~ o.,,,. n,a.e na. ah.as., .aa!
0o s n - nss,s os
, 1876-02-28

from Nature and ooteuoh As from theology Or
AnytliuR wearing the nxme Of roliglona
lheao then. trtends, arc few Of tho lossons
which, think, ~ personn who care for real TO-
liglon, NO may loasn, aud ought to learn, from
thoso, on tho VhoIe truly noble men, whom
God 70 Hle all-conp!ehepdlng prorldenos has
prfcslesa legacy Ut modern science. Othnr les-
SOUS still nilglt ba mentioned; but thess are,
pcihApS, ~ important 10 any. DO not uudar-
atabd me A for lnoment doslring to tascl that
scionos Ia ralgton, OF that sclsuos can ever take
The pEuviaoo OF religion La ono tbs province Of
gctonce ~ quite another. Tho fuucslona Of ra-
ltgion arc ono; tho functions Of aoieuca 1uito
smother. But tho Autnar Of thaao two ls tho
ssmo, and they are both friends. This Is what I
toloh. liigLtly undos stood, roIisiau aud scteuco
can no mora ba eRenl,ss than my eyaa and my
earn can b enami4s, or than my perception and
my reaAoa can b. enotntcs. Thla, frlenda lot Us
hellsve and kuow. Th!s lot VI ress In "ith 9Esat
this, am suto aee mol suythiug that will nssm
to III sa.lder than tho siRht OF religious people
looking OUT upon scienoa and the great loadora
of soieuos with hostility, ot suspicion. Or fear.
stand l:ghtl AZ II there were reason for sppre-
Aessioa lsst the great spiritual ves,tlea upon
Which religion founds itself. aud with which it
has 10 do, may prove Intangible sad fAde Away
under tn!sss!sasioal A.! religion mosua more
At night5 Under the dim LIGHT ct moon aud
stars its outline was more OF lsss popfused; !; It
wAs yague and dshAdoHy thing It saamed to YOU
~ II 1t suy momeut It might take wing aud fly
Away. Surely uudor the light Of tbs sun il
woald yaaish luto thin siF sad nothln gness,
but ere long tho night pa4sed away, snd ths
light Of moon aud stars gara place TO tho lieht
OF che dreaded suu. Did the mountain dAap-
pearl Instead, tss outlines grow sharper, every
feature about IL more du.incs. Instoad Of fadIpg
away with tho light Of day, It grow = thouslpd
tsnes more real. 50 hlato1y, teAohea vi 1t has
eyer nsta ssta religion II u it, s1petlsnee IN
tslenda Of religion bare olup9 10 tho moouuEhk
, 1876-06-05
MR., KNOTS INVENTION.

NJ Kr,,+ ,yrs im'!ai1 's,,t ~ ss for E,,rone II,
trir,nnI @ mt11ts II. III f1,s ;at s..sknrss Ind M
nrrr,seH rr,rs m "i1 1im IJe sa he hai IN iuinle
",a,, IT,, ~ t'iii ,, 'ilv III. horht T. ns nj"
XII sailnr' Who Ind been 10 sea for iurty yyurs
"tM "ui G1., IaT n.,,,r h..n efrk MI htn1r
am na ,ae,tt & .ss wv ~ ,o,, t etc.n,er pot
~. , w, t' ',a" o,, iii H. h H. IL, w,s t s,t
Luz is ~ ..",nle en-. 81 these now,lers. aid thrn III.
,s,n7s mtrht howl n,uI fhr hiIows ro)i, far ut,
@ ~; ,ras INN 1o1I t,,ru hi. stn,nnri
oesnh ina1 WI n st.r. v' M .nnvr1 n,w."f n
"t @ In,i a." ~ Ia viii frj"n,Is wbi salinT
5 W., r az, s.,, nc III, ai,in ,,ut nj,
~ .uu e..vnnt'v. o' pr.srutIv M iera,, - ink
uHsc W ~ .t ~ ..J. .n3s,,s ~ f.,r -
, 1876-06-05

The Baltimore Gazeits thus enumeratea tho
mls!laps Ut certain resident Of that city: "Ou
Saturday afternoon Mr.. John Allen, who Is
about IS years old, after alightnE from pas.
baltimore Streets fell to tue ground and had
tl,e bol.c OF Ills right elbaw dtslocated. Pr.
Dwlneliv rendered tho necessary service. Mt.
Allen was one Of thu passengers OIL tue steamer
Mra0ra, which wus blown up Oh the 10Th Of
AprlI, 1SAi, 35 ycars pgo. lIe fell In the watcr,
fortunatcly receiving bnt little injury. Sons
yeurs utter whtle building o houso In the
country, tho lightning struck the house, eaus.
Ing hlili 10 fall from d window OF the third
story, by which hs collar-bone was trokcn. Biz
months ago be had another full, 0islncating his
right shoulder. All the Injuries wrre to tue
sight side ul the bO4ty.h
, 1876-06-05

friend Of ynnrs, ami want to ser ron in good
my plan IL to bring yuu IN here, and let YOU rcnt up
l,t'r'' for two yrart AIfow mr. to urcc npon ro;l
wrt;ns I'm n doing The very Ees. IN nv nv p"wrr,
Int ynn knnw am not the wholc Government; II
were would rnake yum prince. the first thing
for my heart I. always true md tender for My
friends. skirn.h along the bert wny pos:
slhlc, n.1 did during Tint fiery campaign, and Cod
will finally take rnnI care Of il all.
sent yon q Int Ut garden aecls aome dayk ago.
Drop NE the Dcwa often, and remain yonr de-
voted friend. ", j, PcHM.s.
y: S.-''lvc my compliments 10 Mr.. Harry Nellf.
cliI, whom, nlrn ook upon az a brother.
, 1876-06-05
rnerty prca,letl over by Rev. the DR.. II. L. Good


rncrty trcai1etl over by Rev. the DR.. IT, !. nootl-
sprct) yestcrtlAy morning preached hia first ser
w., h.t,ro w., ,or1rn,,r,s,,, Tho .nnctnna
NV" ,.n '''' r"''' '".k, .s" r,',.,,,,,
cdiIifc wns ft'ctl, ahd Inc pulpit HhS t"stei''iy
decorated with blooming plnnta, Vines, md
bollo,cts. The Escat marble pulpit has been
rrmnvrtt md rruluccd nv neat wooden ono,
,rI;o,' 1a,,,'s .,.,nn,.,nt 11.t tn ,bo vast snnrc
winch to''Ns s'''',eN'as '"es ~ .uu a@as 'p'
The Rev. GnIusha Anderson Is gentleman
alu1t feet 10 Inches high, well proportioned,
and w,;,,hIr,r ,rn,,hly 1no or 100 no,iuds. lila
III ~, a. ,,,,r,t,totin,,o r,,,.
.et ., IN Liii. =. % ,a'u snn w., f;aSnI
tsihn1.' W'ct Is o" @ ~ ~ naa. '' .,.harn
nouf w neR mi, ~ i.t ~ ts9',t,n ,,,,h H.
nt,as. ~ , , u IT,, i no1. liz
o! IL IT, tvrc " ,ritI, ~ ir"n~rov .i,ervy
nais,ach,ai e a,,%oro,~' % 1iis manner Of sne"N
m~ H. ai,r XXI hn cn,,n1ete. nme sul,,ert Ir-
w y 1,o", m e @ T., III Ill., ,r.u i','Is
III ,tat.,, III. - W ~ ,rnatin IL L nj
at.s,,t " III, ~ eue ~ M ont,,o.+ christian
T.n,,' r@,,s ~ n,,n,,on, T., H. 5Isoa'r.n
w., s,rn nis IT, ,s,a thnt H. 1 'o hns tinrs
,nti so" ss,,, 7 H.. a,,,ia ,,c, -. ,rsic h.
,,rt'',y,. ei.,u "1 IN III Sfr n,1nr.nn Ia =
m'.rti, ,o,sa,,',, - - .ri",t fraInr,itv md
MI, ~ tt.. ~ r,I :" WI ~ thn f"r vii,
wi,tc Nil ii a nns cr6 ~ kra "m VIZ
iiIs srt,ns,,, yrstrr,!Sy Innrninv was from The
,art ~ ,hc 1n,h X M vo,.cIssThc rhr,.h ~ In
iivinv ~ f, mi III" n,or mn, rrn,,,i nf thr truth."
H., .S,,ar"i5 ~ rrtinnm Eai that r. snitn ~
49,. ,,,,,,na,,t io1a n III. stnn ,nrt thc
,t orHr ,,.a. ,1ro,.r, fr,,,, IL. iir1oS nnS IN,
m, cnti,. w." ,i,t warn riasni W ,Iii,rs act IN
caas fn"nn Gan. taii Il ',ns,, ~ r.,,.',as ,vi,,c
l,cl tht sunrrstr,1ctures. Tim,tby uu,icrstUoJ
, 1876-06-05

The New York Irarhtc prints view OF the
etnd" q II. Barthold!, In which tho statue ot
Liberty En}iEltsn!ng the World" which will
The soeirty sRvtng the matter In chargc Is the
lhton Franco-Asnericalne atnl the statue will
hc commemorative u o,lr Centennial, aud tile
traditional fr1cn1shtp between tile two great r,a-
t!hns. 1t IL NJ tnn9cr mere project, but llas
pahal into the do1nnir uf reality. In the studio
of ". Hartholdf. In the Avenue ilDrca,,s, Paris,
work Inns already begun on the model. The
statue will be e. metres In height, a metre being
equal to :a,:Yis American inclits md. Including
the base, w!ll thus bc about 2,0 fcct high. II
Will be cast neither in iron nor bronze, a. Inns
has been Ba!a. hnt In copper rcrons.t. The thatn-
sand Or grave! TO insure stability, that I, may
not oscillatc or trctntJlc during the scvercst
storms. A flight Of stArs will ascend frsn the
hahc IN the interior tn the haud holding the
il thought, will be an electric Hight. The ha!l,l
ls greater In height ttan two 1nrge-sized men.
, 1876-06-05

Philadelphia. Tho superb grand plano made by
the Schumacher Company for Dom Pedro IL. Of
Hrazft WAS used, Mr.. Dlnlta bring the
artist. liz was assisted by Mrs. Reed
AMI Mr.. sthltlnsd, two accomplished
vocallsts. The rich, powerful tones Of
the Instrument held tho attention and the NIL
n,iratIon OF very large number of audItofe, III
clu,ng many cfitlcn1 Europeans; n'nl the ap-
rlasar after each selection showed how ferrest
WINS the appreciation by cycryhr}y q A'nsri.an
bilitics VI tr.r famous pianos wns also given to
an enthusiastic assenLly in the forcslonn, R"he
D'Ertna playing upon oiIc OF them and singing Il
nari.R of Mrs from the prominent compositions
olfeyesal uAtlnlls.
, 1876-06-05

Congressman PurlnRn's Doyotedncss.
With the consent Of tho recipient, this Tulla-
lassee (Fla., tseafifs prints tho following lctter
from, Congressman Plrman:
WAsuiss,rux, d. G., 1875 - ~. !Sun,utl Is.
Shakespeare, 1ulsahastt t!a.-Mr DEAR stn:
Theru Ii 1lo uian iu Florida to-day like better
ihan you, or for whom would du more, Yum
wcsc br0ther III ulr In lie huue OF necd mud there
IL nut a day that do not thlnk of you way d,wn n
tho botsonl of my heart. But Iust sec how hare
been flxcd. Tho pluee that Philip nc cnunsy h4a
WA &boI!shcd lung hcforu he died -4ono tlMe ~
July q August, there was no chance tsse: :
cuull hava sent you oil On the cuast ~ ahti! yon
# T anythin: icft. ahd 10 foueht the best .hnv,
fnr ils liins being, would b. for You 70 ssssh @
fact il, samuel the paru fur you ii hero !u
WashIn:tnn tor you l!ayv The intellisencs ahd pen'
mansh thas " WI s,,ate seu IT, aaSs & p!ues here
from ths State Just niust prepare for auozne.
uf.hty campaisu: Ytu lEuw ] an1 u gsasefal
, 1876-06-05
Inner CunsclouxnesA.

Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson saw young man
OF his acquaintance tic other day leaning ugalnst
a lumppott, locking very pale aud trcnulously
holding between hts hnEers hRlf-smokcd c!eur.
With TINT tender consideration vi youth Witch
has always distinguished him, tbs kind.heartctl
sage appruaclletl and uskcd;
What's the matter, Chasloyf''
"That's what's tbs 1auttcr," replied tho bag
gard victim of tobaeco, lepositing his breakfast
III tho gutter attcr violent paroxys'n,-"a HI
evolution Of my inner cousciouAness,' Mr.. Emu
cyson.n
, 1876-06-05
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

FEtlCDS EUR SFENlAl NloILAi3'
INTEHsATloSAL ExM1BtTIoN, BUREAU or 40
RlCuLTUnE, FHll.ALELrHA, May 30 l61G.-Tht
Centennial ColnmIssion lias erected special IN
,ex for the exhibition of fruits, The dimcn-
sipns Of tho structure, pituatctl on tho east Of
the Agricultural Building, and connected with
It by covered way, are 1sO by 200 feet, afford
Ing room for thc .llspluy Vi 5000 dishes Of fruit
Ut periods of special displays. Although the
display Of genealogical products will extend
OVER tie entire term Of the Exhibition, aIording
marked manifestation OF the wiau range Of our
soils untl climates, still there will be certain pc
rsc.1s especially designated for the display of
particular fruits which have special seasons tln-
der tue Influences that morctnmediatcly pertain
To the States near to Pennsylvania, and which,
from their proximity to tho point Of display,
Will afford tle material for laryu md expressive
exhibits. .
Tie periods decided upon for these special
disnlays urc az follows Though any nf the
fruits enumerated will hu received for exhibition
either preceding or subsequent to these datcs);
Straw%1f!sS, d JanS S,a:t5.lI, T. II ,,,xa,os
Mcluus. Aug .! 10 4J.
Northern pomelogical products, Sept. II 10 10.
Qruilex, Oct. 10 IL 1t.
Nuls Oct, x. to Nov. l,
The Pumologteal Annex will ulao be used for
tue exhibition vi vegetables, roots, aud tubcrs,
continuously, aud Ut stnted lHtrs, viz:
Early summer vegetables. June 90 to.4.
Autumn yescsanles, p seps. 10 to.3 81.
Potatoes md feeding roots. Oct. ato7,
Tables nnd dishes for both fruits and veGcta-
b]es will tu Furnished by tho Commission frcu
Ut charge; producers beiIg, only Ieqnlred 10
ray the cost II transportation. Products as
ttl,u1 md displnyGI at the rxpcIlsQ Of the Cuu-
, 1876-06-05
SATURDAY,.

Special DttpatcA to 1hs Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Thu chief feature OF
Saturday at the Centennial MAS yocul and III"
struulental CONCERT, given In the grcut central
pavilion Vt tho Main Exposition Building. under
the auspices oil the Schumacher Fianu Company Of
, 1876-06-05
SECOND BAPTIST.

INSTALLING THE NEW PREACHER.
Tho Rev. GAlusha Anderson, tho newly
ale'cn pastor Of the second Baptist Church.
Srner Of West Monroe and Morgan streets, for
, 1876-06-05
MISCETLA ANEOUS.
ONpINATIQN.

ST.. LOUIS, June 4.-An uuusual event took
place today mt st. Johns Catholic Church, the
occasIon being thu ordination Of seventeen
priests, ten Of whom were students who left
Germany because they would mot submit TO
n1s,nnreIls policy towards the Catholic Church.
The ceremonies were very imposing and were
conducted by tho Right Rev. Bishop Ryan, as
Sisted by several PROMINENT clcrgy1nun ol this
Diocese,