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THE SUNDAY ExCURsIONs.
What the Thousands Did whom tho Their
mometcr steepied Up TO ~.

IAN aboard for Rockaway," shouted a
man with blue coat and Gao at Pier 2, yester-
day morning. "This way for Rockaway. Don't
miss 1t, ladies and gentlemen. We carry $3.50
passengers; only 100 arc aboard" "Ladies
and gentlemen, that man IL an auctioneer
through the week. lie does TINS work on sun
days. His boat is already crowded. You can
see that yourselves" Then raising his voice to
a higher KEY no terrlncally yelled, IAN aboard
for Conoy Island" rhe man with the blue coat
and cap simply said, "what dye take me for p
aud raked In tue lfty-cent currency. All the
lines to Rockaway Beach were crowded through
out the day. The Plymouth Rock went ashore
OF the Neptune House At aOout ~ y. NJ, and
the pier near the hotel gave way under the
weight Of the multitude. Two women tainted,
but they were soon restored in the hotel
one Of YESTERDAY afternoons events ON Coney
Island was u target shooting IN ten between
Major ID. y. Conyngham and Alderman Bryan
G.. MrSweeney. The bulls eye disappeared at
the first shot fired by the Alderman. A new
bulls eye was furnished, and the marksmen
took on their coats and hits aud banged away.
Tne Alderman won, o. to %. All the hotels on
the Island did "A thriving business, the street
cars and steam dummies being crowded all day:
Senator Norton Intends 10 establish hne OF
stages between his hotel and the car depots.
three miles further W ON the island.
Tho SHADY picnic ground at High Bridge,
win swings. shooting galleries, dancing plat
forms, ana bars for the sale OF lager beer werc
visited 10y about 5000 persons. Tue river was
alive. IS usual ON sultry summer sunday, with
pleasure craft
Eight thousand persons, principally from New
York, prOmcnadcd the travelled walks of
schuetzen Park. Union Hill. aud enjoyed the
"sacred concert" by Wannemachers orchestra
A Niagara oi beer flowed IN the pavilion. tho
ake wa. alive with boats and the bowling
-..eys Ntiv UOisS ''ss.. ten ms.
Concerts were given In Floral Park, West
Hoboken, and In the Greenvllie schuetzen Park
In the afternoon.
the thermometer at Hudnuts, IN Broadway,
marked 10 at noon. SO az o'clock y. NJ, and
SIC Al @ T. NJ
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Marrying Wherever he Went.


from H' Me"pHfs dtHItches June Z.
For a hard-viZaged and tough-looking
Individual one q. III. Parton, with half dozen
aliases. Is the most talented person IN the art OF
capturing wives and spending other peoples
money that has passed TINS way for long time.
He went through yesterday on lis way from
Shelbyville, Tenn, where he was captured on
saturday night. He Is about thirty Ave years Of
age. While operating IN New Madrid he was
known as q. W. wilson. He sold sewing Ia
chimes, married wife. and contracted numer-
OuI debts. Abandoning both the debts and the
wife, he went 10 Helena, Ark, and there mar
rie6 another wife and made more Dents, and
abandoning them, he went ~ Little bJck, Ark.
THIS was in 1874. He set up as sewing machine
agent and contracted more debts; whsther he
took another vile or not ID unknown; out one
fine morning he and spAp OF hOrses "A fine
spring wagon, and two new sewing machines
were missing.
Parton was next heard of IA a sewing ma hiRe
Operator in Minden, La. Soon after his arrival
there he won the affections OF charU ing
widow u not over twenty wears, and after Mn II
ing her his wife he contracted debts 70 IA o
amount OF e. go. lie then fed. When he wsA
caught IN Sheibyvillc he was about to take
VITA
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took a run up to Greenwich. the other
day. and the magnificent quarters Of the
ono famous Americus Club. The immense
building, ~ inding on point Of rock that 1uts
into indian HarbJr, Is almost unclaimed, eX-
cepi that IL Is now a delightful summer hotel.
Nothing has been disturbed. The expansive
parlor. with Its magnificent upholstery, and The
immense Turkey velvet CARPET, woven in one
piece, with centre II an enormous tiger head
and the words Aniericus Clup, remain Just tue
same rs when Tweed aud 1.-The boys assembled
there. Also UNCHANGED are the splendid apart
ments of the Americus President, Tweed, the
Nce-prrsident, Hank smith, and the SPORTING
Secretary. Charley Hall. Each Of these rooms
has the club emblom on carpet, doors, and
furniture, and is IN just the same condition as
when ITS occupant was IN possession. Ihero
the breakup of the club, nut all OF IT was
bought in" and the building WAS leased to AN
enterpHsing New Yorker for summer hotel.
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THE STREETS no ne CLEANED.
What Thousands of New \ orkers will Thank
MIR. Nichols for.

Soon after his assignment TO the manage
ment OF the street Cleaning Bureau Police Com
missioner Nichols found many Of the equip
ments of the bureau unfit for use. The horses
had not been properly cared for many OF the
carts were lying in the departments yard with
wide seams In their bottoms and no tires on
their wheels; the harnesses were out Of repair,
and the men hired to keep the property In good
condition were rendering little or no service for
their wages. For the past thirty days the Com
missioner. assisted by Capt Gunner ana lunds-
man Stevens, has worked day and night TO re-
organize the bureau and to render lis equip
ments 1T Tor use. New street-sweeping
and sprnkltng machines have been pur-
chased, and the old machines have been put In
order. Every cart driver Is now obliged to wear,
when at work, Jacket Of blue and white plaid.
The Commissioner Is determined to make the
depart ment efficient Us the street cleaning
department in Boston. That record shows that
In Nav loo miles uf streets were swept, aud
64490 loads OF ashes, 1888 Of sweeplngs ana
l,0,1 of garbage were removed. This work cost
the city S53. l9l.lf, sum less by Sl1,52Ulo than
the amount expended for less work in May, 1876.
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yiudica,ina the Majesty of The Bench.


The Assistant Magistrate of Allygurh, in
tho northwest Provinces, has delivered tue fol-
lowing remark able judgment:
Pdcllua Is hereby charged with having, the II tn
Of January followed the court ON ITS rising and whe
the said court In the act Of mounting it, buggy,
from behind ana seizng the courts dangling reg,
tue other foot being the step forcibly pulled
court frightened the horse ana nearly caused an
accident The reason alleged tor Tins by accused Is that
he wanted TO hear the result Of an application " his.
Tue practice by petitioners Of pulling the cours by the
legs that should be discouraged. Accused only
says he poor mau agmting the truth of the cone
plant He 10 sentenced to one months rigorous iIi-
prsonment
The Lieutenant q overnor OF the North west
Provinces has on caliy recorded his opinion that
tl,e Assistant Magistrate bas, by his proceedings
in this case brought The ad ministIation Of jus-
tice into contempt"
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ATwATRR- OAKLEY.--At Elizabeth, N. j., June T.
~ the Rev. Dr. Lyman II. Atwiter OF Princeton, Ed.
Odkl' v OF Elizabeth.
DAlE-JONES.-ln BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 2. nv ths
Rev. James d. Wilson Of NeW YORK, William T. Date of
jack orye, Fla, TO Miss Julia Jones OF New YORK
WALTrRS-BktkMA N.-Un Dec. rs (Chtistmss
mig y, 1870 by tue REV. j. " Saunders of the weu
Street NJ. L. church. Charles A. Walters, Jr. 10 Eza
j., daughter Of Gerard and Charlotte Beekman, oil of
GrcenpOlat, BroOalyn.
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Average age, 81 wears average weight 1877 ID pounds
average height, feet 81 inches.
Before long they will move out to their quar-
ters at Riley's ON Saratoga lake.
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The Lucky Escape of an Infant.
From The Kansas CIR Times, Jmeo

FROM me KANSAS tiB f"es' J"heV
At about O'Clock yesterday morning on
the Kansas City, St Joseph and Council BUNS
Railroad, passenger train No. 3 struck broken
rail aDc lnstan ~ the ladies' car and Pullman car
were of the track. A woman seated near one
OF tho open windows in the ladies car had her
babe torn from her or sp,and the child fell out
OF the window lust IA the car rolled over on its
side. The car was dragged ten or fifteen feet
after Il had fallen, But when the debris was
cleared away the child was heard crying near
the rear of the coacn. IL was almost uninjured.
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nm, ns Kmo,son CJama,cD Gsancr. My 81

Fropl hE hH0sion tJ1nldicdl GlsdHer. udy2
The British scho lner Eugenie came into
port Yesterday with the Intelligence That tho
Captain, young American named Simms, had
shot the first officer, Pitcarn, a Jamaican. On
the Attn INST. the schooner was lying ut Joremio,
ana Simms. who was intoxicated, began to use
foul language. Pitcairn demonstrated, and
Simms then went below, got u revolver, and shot
PtcaTn. and would have shot others Of the w
had they not Jumped overheard. Pitcairn lin
gered fourteen days and expired. Simms has
Doen inlDriaonad
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a Robin. -ous over Death Bed.

As James Carrigan, of White street, was
diving, on Sunday night, the upper sash Of one
more air His daughter, Mrs. Seavey, sat by
giving him ice. At midnight he died. and AS he
was dying a robin flew in, and resting on the
lowered sash, gave forth Its cearest notes, and
al the moment Of death the bird flew cut into
tue darkness.
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Religious Hotties.
THE U0sPKI TtNT,

IL SAITH 81, WEST, AND khAH OH Az.
Green cars Of 31th 81 line pass the tent.)
MONDAY, T. NJ Meeting Of new converts.
Addresses by the Rev. Stephen HTyng, Jr ana othen
TUESDAY SIP M.-Preaching by tue Rev H. Jenrey'
u. D.. OF Brookln.
WEDNESDAY,, 4 p. M.-Presching by the Rev. ".
Humpstone . -
Booth, ID. D.
FRIDAY, r Nj Preaching by the Rev. W. Lloyd.
sATuRDAY,sP M.-Meeting of Christian workers.
10 be led by Uncle John NAssar
Singing every evening by Thomas Il. Perkins and o
chorus.
srats free to all
He.pers wanted ushers. workers aud singers.
Address g. y Williams. AZ East iad ST. Contributions
to the support Of the.e services may be sent 10
L. OWENS, Treasurer, 40 East 43d ~.
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FT0In We DtnVU tCoI) Nets,
The snow storm on the 22d Of May was
without a parallel In the history OF the station,
more than three feet OF snow having fallen, al
most completely buryinR the house, added to
what was already on the summit.
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Kindne-- TO I'd. Eda,,. Midow.

From the Rmgston (Jdma'cD GieGner NdV97.
Farmer Bros & co. Of this city, who sup
pl ed the funeral haOiliments, have forwarded a
receipt 10 the widow Of the late MIR. Eddy, aud
declined to receive payment.
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MARiNE INrnLLi0E N0E.

MNIATrRK ALMANAc-TgIs nav
sun rises. 2S sun sets. 81 Moon rises IL 70
HitH WArkR-Tnt~ DAY
andy Hook IL IA Gov. isAna,l9 0S Hell Gate %
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When mind and bodA are out Of sorts, with
cold eKremities yeowness in the SKIN, cOsycness.
dull neadache. and an lDdspositlon to sur aoow be
sure you are IN for bilious attack, springing from
more or less dlsOrdered liver DR., Jayne's sanatve
pills Will bring the liver to healthy condition, and
speedily remove al hillary dlstress.-Ads.
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Steamship Albemarle, Lewes. mdse and DasA
Steamship Wyanoke, Richmond, city Point, al Nor
folk, mdse and pass.
4 Steamship city OF MChmord, Liverpool mdse ana
pass.
Steamship keptuue Boston, mdse. ana pass.
AisOtne usual river ana cosstSlse yesiaA
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The ma..aehuscr,. silver Mine.
Aoslon Leller q As san Nanclsco "a

Boston Letter 10 the san Francisco tdH
The main shaft OF the mine in Newbury,
Essex county, IL now sunk to depth Of over
2J0 feet, ana the machinery Is ADAPTED for doing
the work OF IA mine OF 800 feet. From a ton ana
a half 10 four tons of ore Is daily taken out. The
Burleigh steam drills are used. The prospective
value OF the mine Is immense. In 1872, its third
year, the yield was $t4,O00 in 1853, Sh5S,OOO, In
1870, tl,t0O,000 Silver bars are now being IN AIDE
In staid old Newburyport.
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WAsHERwOMAN's FRIEND.-Pyles o. K. Soap
spesks for itself on trial Sold syerywheIe-AaR
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No persons toilet Is complete without CRIsTADO.
Ro'S HAIR DYE It's Just the thing, So john at.
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M family 81 this season should be- without BU-
CHAINS CARboLlC SOAP Depot 50 John Of.
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AublitatiOns.

(MNSlEiaOI CONSUEI.OL GONSIELOI
~ CHEAP EDITION IN PAPER COVER
GEORGE SANDS GREATEST WORK.
COkSUELO, A Novel by George sand. Translated
from the latest Paris edltiou win all IN. vsioas
and corrections by the author new aud cheap editop
IL published this day complete IN one large octave Vof
ume, paper cover price ~ cent?, -
GEORGE SANDS BEST WOEkS.
Consueo. l2mo cloih,tl ~ Jealousy. l2moclo,h ~ 6
Countess of kunolstadt bn In ana l2ulO cloth. ~
Above are In l2mo, cloth, gilt side aud back.
Fanchon the Cricket ~ ~ 70 pap"i, or cloth VI bQ
First aud True Love 10 The tOr,air. .......... so
simon ................ 90 The Last Adm ..,., so
Monsieur Antoine, n lubTaOns, paper 10 cloth 10
- Above book Ton sale by al booksellers. OF
copies Of any or all VIII be sent, post paid, TO any
one auy place. remittug nrlce to the publishers,
u, Pk1kk5ON & BROTHERS,
800 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, Pa
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The Defects in the Oid Eiastic Truss arc
remeded In romeroy's price q. 746 Broadway.
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Among the inyentiOns Ter aileviaiing ha-
suffering none have achieved such brilliant
Ihatsold Only by the kaso Truss Coz 6S3 Broad way
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Are used Of the West Point Academy.
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1usinrw Hotties.

knox's new summer styles are ALREADY very
POPULAR. Thei are acknOw leuged Us the style OF the
season There IL nothing str nge all this, for Knoxp
eNier are always DCau fful. knoN's two tmpOfiulne
aLe Ss hroaiwav corner OF Futon st., and under the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Those Afflicted with Hay, Rose. aud Peach
ieVrr uf lever aaj Rue, eau nnu reef by Wis
lug fire Island Ne ich. Trans leave Hunters Point
$50 A. NJ. aud 1880 T. NJ. for surf Hotel,
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The smooth aud Pleasant Taste of MILK O
Magnesia makes II especially desirable remedy fol
chidren's diseases, IN which It always succeeds.
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Moneli's Teething Cordial lulls the infant int
Q beautiful sleep. Price 20 cents DotiIe.-Ade
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Oh My Hesd-HOw u Aches
Tee, W. hear n every dav Quirk's Irish Tos
Will cure yop. eold by drugksw-AdS.
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3uslnsss A0lnss.


Mrs. wlNSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethng old aud well-tred remedy. II ha-stOOd
the test OF many years and Wa, never known to fail.
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TlnslfA instruments.
A GREAT OFFER. We will during ths month
N dispose OF large stock OF hist-csHs new ana sec
ond hand square and upright pianos aud lns, for
cash. or ON instaments Pianos aud organs TO rent,
from " 10 ~ Der month, IN city or cOuutry. HORACE
WATLRS SONS, All HOadsAY, New lork,
A BEAUTIFuL plSnotorte only $40; Weber
acince tor cash j. BlDDLE. 10 WSyerley place, near
broadway,
A LADY win sell rosewood octave pianOforte for
N 900 Private residence 2l6 East 30th st.
DARGA leon, t95 rosewood piano, t76I
- new dou0lereed organ, to5 stenway, Weber, and
GORDON son. IS East lash st.
INIEGA Nj rose ood plan fore only $50 mngnin-
h cent sietnwry piano saerlheed by lady,
OODONs, l57 Bleeeker st.
lady will sell for f7b rosewood stoddart pi no.
IL forte. Including stool xS kaSt 50 st. near "a ay
DRIOIRET. pRITON a. CO.. 800, ,,,-,
III Sil AND B43 BROADWAY. NEW lohh Nlih'
Manufacturers %
THE STANDARD ORGAN .,.....
UNRlVALLED In TONE, DESIGN, AId FINISH OF
lUr school OF Church Prices .,cfa Rented and sofa
on inenls Call aud examine send for catalogue.
MAGNIFICENT rs octave piano, all modern i'm
MI provsIuepts lees than 500 with and stook
fAnVs from $50 up on lnstAllnIentb and TO rent.
hRAkAUkR, Sox bowsry.
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now ToRruNEs WE'RE LOST.

Now all the old residents Of Indian Bar h ad long
known how they mad lost Caiifornl a fortunes. II
was SIMPLY by cot staying in San Francisco II ad
we remained there ON landing and bought land
wien II was cheap, the city would have grown
mp around us, and the steady rise IN real estate
would have made US mllionaires. thousands
and tens ~ thousands OF disappointed miners
Jaw aud grieved over their great LOST chance.
Here was an opportunity to profit ny past sad
e1penetce. VIII great copper veins LDder US,
there would OF course come a new town, per
baps city. 5 we took time aud the town by
the fOreluek. We lad out Iudl ~ Bar city. We
preempted all the land on Goth sides u the
river for three mlles. We secured ferry privi-
lege al Red Mountain r. There was 10 be no
waving over lost chances THIS zine. VITA the
Keen ewes OF men quick to discern deskabls
routes for land carriage, we recognized in Rod
Mountain Bar the only available road In Ind an
Bar city.
Indian Bar City II laid out yet--Lke any ottsr
corpse. Only gophers, squirrels, fattlesnake ~,
owls aud horned toads reaide there Gradually.
she copper fever passed away. Shareholders
became very weary OF always putting none into
claims and never taking any out, They did get
one lump OF ore from the MOutauk claim. 1t WAS
nine DAYS wonder. Shares doubled, treDled,
ana auadrupled IN value. Itlay on the counter Of
bufphys store and was guarded with Jealous
care IL rested US to gaze upon IL after a hard
oays work But they found no more. They sunk
deeper ana deeper Ia the dlnty rock. The
charges Ia the arm holes would blow straight out
- IRON gun barrel, disl1dging scarcely a hat
iul OF rock. Really, there WAS no yein-no well.
oenned top and bottom wall with Its " casing "
% s'Ay interpofed between the vein and wall
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THE DERBY" RACE ENGLAND

LONDON May 31.-There were thirteen
starters tor the great race to-day, Mr..
BaitaZzie'5 Nimrod colt, which was sub
seqently named Ksber, ridden by
Maidment. scored the first Derby ever
achieved by an unnamed colt or FLY
After a preliminary canter, the entire
field, with the exception of All Heart
and julius Caesar, got off we'll together.
This pair was slightly behind. Father
Clarat was first to show in the lead,
Coltness running second, followed in
the order named by Wisdom, Forerunner,
and Hardrada. Then came Petrarch,
the Nimrod colt, and the remainder of
| the field. Coming into the straight the
favorlte, Petrarch, raised the hopes Of
his hackers by going to the front and
holding the lead until within two dis
tances of home, when he gave out. and
Klsber, who, under Maidment's steady
riding, had been gradually drawing up,
took first place, aud, in an easy canter,
came in winner by nearly five lengths
Forerunner second, and julius Caesar
third. Time, 2:44.
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MEDICINES.

Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incip-
lent Consumption, Night weats, Loss Of Voice.
Shortness of Breath, Catarrh, Group, Coughs,
Colds, ETC., in few days, like magic. Price 81
per bottle
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to covered buggy, became frightened while
standing near the corner ofPalk ave. and Deming
street Tuesday forenoon and started to run away.
The driver who was on the ground at the time,
neld on to one rein, which pulled the horse into
describing semicircle, colliding with post at
bain's corner, which was broken short of. The
rein parted at about this time and the horse took
10 the sidewalk on Deming street, jamm ing
the buggy between the fence and tree. Here
the thills separated from the buggy, and thu
horse ran into Bain's alley where it was caught.
fortunately there was no one in the buggy at the
time, and the principal damage was the injury
done the buggy.
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AT THE PREsIDENTs TOME.

By EBEN E. REXFoRD.
A solemn hush il in he air;
stiffness that is half divine,
And through the shadows here and there,
A strange white glory seems to shine.
tender incense fills the day:
The last, sweet tribute of the flowers
To the great man who sleepeth here,
Through all the quiet, peaceful hours.
What strange emotions fill my heartl
Ny soul stirs with electric fire;
Perhaps his epirit fingers near,
To lit my earth-born spirit higher.
lock with barred and reverent head
Upon the martyrs place of rest;
This spot is truly holy ground
The sacred Mecca of the West.
To-day, beside this grave of his,
I live those April days again,
When in the hush Of broodng war,
The nation moaned in bitter pain
The electric wire that girt the land
Throbbed with strangely human grief:
The man we loved SO much was dead
Cut down like some untlmely leaf
The loss was not our loss alone
We lost chieftain, true and tried;
But freedom claimed him for her own
With all loving mothers pride
And many heart beyond the sea.
Who breathed with him in freedoms air,
Cried out in tribute to our dead,
1--WE lost our nobest brother there!''
The angels of the upper world
Heard with deep and holy awe,
Then sang an anthem, grand and sweet,
When liberty was made the law
But grander, sweeter swelled the strain,
When he who sets the bondman free
Passed in through heavens wide open gates
To Gods unending liberty:
Rest in the grave where pilgrims come,
Here comes to thee no hint of strife
Thy memory is the worlds for aye,
The record Ola grand, true. life.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 1875
Western Rural.
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GEO. M. EvERHART.
AEMPER HALL, June 8. 1876.
FROM MUSHROOM TO IRELAND.

The Brig Mechanic of Racine, loaded t
Muskegon, Mich, this week, with lumber
Tor ireland, under the command ofCaptain
M. ). Kelly. It is expected chat the Me-
cnanlc Will have completed her prepara-
Lions Tor the ocean trip to day, and in a
lew weeks will no doubt be heard from
at Quepec. Capt. M. j. Kelly is an old
sailor OF the briny deep, who has made
the passage often between the two con-
tlnents, and if the experience and good
luck otthe past is worth anything to a
salio-, we may conclude that the Mechanic
Will nave successful voyage and safe
return. Racine Ad0oc0te.