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Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sr MI btIattet, al be Bsicgenos
IN bctalr Nns No9anssptnse go
Enlsl mee bpilfeniOmbelf Smaa.
rras, Dc bar hos lis
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

men een 6te Wai. @idipan Sontb
crn observation-disclosures blep bel ppet
Sn9sf, % lI NIbslocre. lom bar,
belfl9Iilgeoe Der, bltpe mere ellie,
min0rs iaalepe. Vst maslps &aatr
pnn Grace airfen blep iispt aicnncu
Sagsl % neo / &irftu. VI Gan
9ertor cpbolet iig / sirfeu. men Sn.
gen blen @laaret. alrfons Sfane an
ilaoss nj 81 600. Spiret pna ND.
bolb. Ap airfen ialbt liaelcbes uce
8ln.8a9ti paa NO 517 @abalL M
blep repet alotles al. Gen cpriQt
Del af &asd paa bet aomle Goun.
tp SOipital bleU liselcbcs bortrcp.t
o9 Sforltenene falot neo % btuirfeot
me9en Sfnbe pnu 8%panin9su. ga.
! tienterne tom BOG ci til Cube. Yaa
osborn SarueitIng Wadinc Ma.
nniafiorb" blsp liselsoss Ell itOr Del
al 8aset aita9et ca 60 SOB al Si.
Demurrer ialot inc % ebslasue Wa.
ltinrrl % Nnbst for $4,000. Hunoi
@ansrue laa Greer. 4ampcpoiter
% ms9st 0noet itrcet Omfrins. Yaa
enfclie Steber al 8psn bleps s5or.
tan9ene opUUltebe % taItcbs tiloels
imuo 8inenerns. st 8restases Sus
poa Slcrnet al Yaulina os 22os
Ctr. blGiie nsp os en- @ut bleu
orrbt. Ranae nnorc fom o9ina til.
ltaoe. = Nerbeosn al Snpieen lp.
mes Stormsn si at BABE pGrct ioa
poIplOm, iflcnt Oct or fnap ci 9Th,
lom lite bar bapt mere sIler minprs
Stabs peo Sab al Cell euer 8ia.
Stormcn barcee fun no9Ie Wi.
nuticr.
Chicago. Wai IL. 5saar nar
8ahen til at giere Speflafler fom.
men til Observation-Disclosures. On.
trent 81. 8 lsanr Wor0es bopbs el
Nnial al umtrtut 500 mse Yiitolsr
% Rlubbtr b~cpGbneos WGno lam.
LET f9 % oroa MO moo Saroerns
ueo Douglas Clip. Ser bar i Nr.
beibe tn bel Gel Soli. iom blspe
tpunsne til at nsnlG9ss bette 90
frlee Sobsn, iom &loffm III par
uoret til omtrcnt 1900 Wano. SO.
gen ipnberIis Sfabe anrstiepes DOG
life. Sa ri. par omtrcnt II, fom
&aptein 8ufIsp meb $50 YolIcer
unbsr i'm &ommanbo, Opmatlheren.
DC paa Ylaolsn. San tiltaIte WGn9.
Den % anbefalsoe ben, iom oct beb.
lie. ben funce aicrc, at 9oa rolis
hper til Git. Sc 6Ieite iulsts o9iaa
bette 8aac, 90 DC. iOm cnonn pare
tilba0c. bleu al ell al Ser9eont Sooo
fommdneuct Stprfe olbeles 40.
ipreots. Osiaa ell anoen Strlte al
minbre Simeniioner siOroes i9aar.
6S al Dc peb Spferelien al Oct npe
GounipboipitaI a~niatte N~rbsiNSiolf
fanpt nsmIia, at Sl.25 pr. Gag bar
for libet. Rontraftorsn aibstalte Der.
for 6Olfene, ION ubsn Soritprrclie
at Srpsnsn bsrpaa off i'm @si.
- Sra Slinois meboeIes. at Spc.
oen i Morgan. Yits. @rscns. Serlep
% Mocoopln Counter iaar itan
u%i9ouanli9t soot.
Den norlt. banlfe Nusuitana
lpnobe, iamlsS til lit 17os Narsme.
DC 9erba9 Den l0oe SUM ferltfcm'
msnbe i Yaitor MnNrcwlons Wenis.
beo / 9sIanb, 81. 6orbanblin9s.
aiculianoe oil bIipe /: - ~fortiat Be.
banoIins al 9ercn ON @icniroelien;
y S~fuIsiasen - alminocIise Sp.
noeoIforbanbIinser m. ".
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

81 Oct omiaIts M ION inno.
trlist of Conner Charles WniOn
b burlington, Soma, piIl bllpe
sfild ION &nnoibai iOr Sice.Y t9.
INnt. gmbebst paa Den bemofraiIlie
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
Maibmat0n.

Gen SIC Mai. &siier Son We.
GRO belssts ibas besSe &on8rssiens
Suis. Ssietsret % bet boibe $us.
= 8 Ssnatct bebatiercocs ioa9
ON SenatorcrneS Mpnoisbso til al
funscre lom YcIfnops Sommcrc.
Carpenter le0te at 9lere QiGloenoc.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

tJ Sen brittle Wioeslbaps.
;aaet n beOrorct I'll Smprna for at
M, uto Sannoen ON Dc iprfllte
gTrru fuIoe fOrere ed.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

kr Snlussnterns / Wgleo lfal
nu, bait su uarm STginin9 nleb
saiuinsens trooper / N9rbsoen
Il Gamarap.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18


remonierne. Ieb @alnnt % 22oc
Cir. mcoteS Den al YrGliosnt @rant,
ION elfOtt,rsoes al "YbiIaoeIpbia
Gitp GepalrD." 81. % anfom Yro.
cesilonm til llbliilinss 8runNcn; na
opberte 3e9uet 90 Soln ltranleee
| luIo @lnnrs. Sc icrmsllc Mab.
uiuQs. Gercmonier fore9If mellcm SO.
pebbpaningm OF Memorial Sail,
bpOr en- long platform par blepen
opreitet. Yro9ramct bar: Senteu.
niol @abniuss Mart of Hicaro
&a9nsr / 3poifIane 8rn al gi.
tap Simpiun ! YbiluoeIpbia; Spm.
ne al Sobn g. Mbittisr (Mniif at
Sobn *. Ynine ni Moslohulctts);
Gantate, 3srtsn al Chimp 9anier
al @%sor9ia, Wuiif, af SubIep 8nf
al Connecticut; Spiorbrina iii Yre.
iibent 8rant ON at oabne uoIhllln.
gen; Yrrfoentens Gale SaIleiuiab
Chorus. 8anon Salnt o. aloffsriuS.
ming; Yrocesiion 9icnnsm Scpeb.
bpaninssm % Waifin. Salen SbOr
al 1000 San9ere % $50 Snltru.
menter nnber 9eoelie al 3beobore
Sbomas. ga YrGliocntsn erflrrebe
uoftiuin9en for cabinet, nbiolocoes
6Iaast paa en- Stars, iom bar rsilt
peo Oct Stso, bpor ban foo, %
osttc bar Signal for Ssisnine al
ale DC andre Slas og 8auuere.
0erpaa fulSte &nnonialut al 100
SuN fra Georges Sill % l%lbicrel.
len al Spinner Sulleluiab. 3 Sra.
fin Snllen latte Yr1Iipenten, asii.
ltsret nf SEQ. $. GorliiS / Sang
8irmpsoampmaltinsn, iom ltal lstte
ale De ANDRE @epGselis. Oa Yro.
cesilonen bsuc9s iis 9icnnem uoitil.
IingsbD9ninsen. 9if YrGliosnt @rant
meo IN Suitru pso Chen icrit.
Sereftsr iulate @eneral Sberman,
i fulb Uniform, % bans Sultrn,
laa Miniltrene. Supsrnrrerne Sena.
torsrns % andre bcis GmbsosmGno.
%sirst psbblsp ubobsr Sa9eu at pG
re fieli9t % bebassliSt. Set anita.
9es, at bsuuso en- balp MilliOn
Wenuelfcr bar paa llbiiiIlinss9run.
Den. % Saosrns ere inlopattsoe inc.
til 3rGn9iel.
- Sc 6 fornemite 8paniu9sr.
ncmIis: Wuin SaI. MaibinerD. Sail,
Dirt. Building, agricultural Sail,
horticultural Sall % llniteo Stotes
Building, fan III ii9es at uGrc fulo.
feroiss. horticultural Sail or en-
bcrli9 8p9niu9 al Sern os @las,
rer or ipIot mco iielpne Ylanter 90
Ylomitsr. &unltballcn CT opfcrt al
@rauit, % Der mcpsr GnropaS 90
bcn ups Bcrosus Weitcre frsm meN
Waler. % Silleobu99erfunltens aler.
pppsrlisils granddaughter. s Sopeo'
bDsuinsen bar | Den liolte lse ber-
ltst trapcI SittlOmbeo. SuIinoer al
Nrbcibsre bar perst beifiGftl9st mso
Srbuineen % Spitillinsen af Den
Mensoe Mrtitlcr. icm Der ifaI no
titles. Ser tales Gn9ellf, 5ranif,
Speif, Sfanpinapiif. Stalisnlf, Spanif,
YOrtusiiiit, sSspptiif, Gbiusiif, So
pansliif % Ell Wan9fo!oiSbeo al an.
ore 3unsemanl, % GeprGlentanter
Tor ale Sorbens ciUiyilcrcbe 90 balp.
fultlnerepe Natloller ices ger. Nall
las bar seu iterite % Nc'p yorf Den
lmnifsite Statsbpsnins; SOMA bar
o0laa lin. Sen %centenniale @aros
talsr 1900 Wano. % 8ranpforplet
bsltaar af 800 W0no. Mlt lam
menrssnet. CT Der $50 8pSnin9sr,
fore % lmaa, % DC beSeffsr tillam.
men 1876 Mfcrs 2ano.
Sen lite Mai. Ser nofolocs
trapeI @irfiombso for Snlosnosllsn
af DC tilbaseitaasnoe &rbcibsr. Cor.
bags Mftsn oil Der blipe bolot ct
Maslemebe for at protclterc lmoo,
at ll%oitiuinscn ifal boIces lnffet
Spnea9cne. YrGioenten mso Ssl.
&c a~ireiite bcrira %iaiten; liseiaa Ron.
arcsIens WebIemmer, Set anta9es.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

s. Nj &cii &lralmas 0eIeaa.
.r III GhiionalfOupcnilonm Ct iI
=, gonflina % lire i1r Blaine.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
q. slnunefeu, 1tesiper.

~ Oct ipanifs Stcrlbins bar
,,iaott ZEN me &oniiiin'lous We.
s,rm,Ile ON 6diaionsiribcN.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

MbotUsrapbiif 9ltelier, Sier'
~ net al Water st. Negative Ylaa
Der cpbesares % Xcpier fan ertclees
til nbper 3is. u. IA. shame. 4
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
[2ben Sara.

~" ~NkN> insertion.
eest ltatnin9 til be TO crrbtes sSa.
miller. Salut for bet tpife % fran.
ife Slo9 iamt 8aranti for Sffe.
Sientogelie af iaabanne 8esiusnbe.
Der.
GonItantinopel. Mai 10. so
al Oelto9crne / Sprerst i Salonifi
ere arrsitsrebe.
Spltonesu BuI9arien tiIta0cr.
Gen lite Wci. Gen en0sllte
Nmbaslabcr bar unberrettst Gsoic.
rinssn ON. at Stilllnssn | CONTAIN.
tinopcl er farstrnsnbe. Man fan
buert Sisblif, Tiger ban. pents iis
opcr belle 9anbst ct upbrno al %olo.
lOmbeosr MOB DC &rilfne. 8labet
mensr, OF Den en9elife MibosIbabS.
ilaare oil faa Srore til at aaa til
Sarbanrllerne.
Sen 12te Wai. Gnbnu CT in9sn
Sensilins foresaaet i Salonifa. %
De Wproeoss GIG Iis9sr u~besrapebe.
Eprferne par for forbittreNs oper 81.
terrstninserns fra S~srSs9Opina %
bolbt Wcrer for at lamtale ON at
anre:ts 8loobae blanbt be &riitne.
Wan bsirpstcr ct npt Sprer; Dc
RrIitns popsr neppe at forlaoe fine
Suis.
- Scrbisn, NumGnien % Mon.
tenc9ro bar leuot &ommislGrer I'll
Berlin.
- @rsp Mnbraslp enlfsr, at en-
aIminbeli9 europGilf 8onicrsnce lfal
lammenfalNes for at bsbanole oct
tptfiife Spcr9smaal.
Gnglano.
Qonoon, Mai II. Yrinlen al
&ales nnfom bsrtll i9nar Mftcs %
blep moota9en meo megen Be9ei.
firing.
- 3 GnsIanb er Der npli9 op.
rettet ct Selifab til &olonilation al
Sbricn % Yal9ftina. Selifabsts
Senlist er at inbficbe SOroelenoom
i Oct beuise 9ano % noitpffe ben
blanot oriitise uopanbrere. iaapel
&riitne iom Sober. SeIifabets &a.
pitaI, Der enbnu life er fuIote9net,
CT beltemt til $4,000 QitrI. Scr
iinbes aIlcrebs i YalGiina lite faa
tplfe &oloniiter.
Tranfrig.
Yaris, Wai IL. Oa @coet |
observation-disclosures $us aabnebes
isaar / 8eriaillcs, raabte Ell Bo9.
banolsr: IS SUBS % Den frantic
9elasninseS Napn, lsbe Napoleon
Den 6isroe! Neo meo @ambetiiitsr.
ne % Srleaniilterne!" San bIep I'm.
Der aImlnoeIiS SOruirrins fGnsllet.
fleits 3iIitsbeprrsnbe aniaa Dog
Oct 6Orefalone iom en- gal Wanbs
gambling. Bra9t for Oumitolen
iusoe ban: "Sss bar noicrt min
YliSt; Sc fan sicrs mso mig. bpao
pil." San bleu leslaot.
Sorifjcllige Steoer.
&on9en al Sabomep, Der bar paa.
lo9t Ell 8ebe af ben sn9sIlfe Ne9ie
rina, luareoe at Commodore Seiuitt
funoc fomme til bans SOpeoItab
Mbomcp i Mirifa % afbente Bcoen.
1aa ltlll0e pan Taa UBorn Oeialt !
% 8raet. % oct Ter no
til, at bans S~npitation maa bliUs
moota9et.
9iberias Yreiibent Yabne bar
benpttet oct amerifanife Srlo9sifibS
N%erpGrsIle til at faa lluttet 6reo
meo be Naboltammer, mso bpilfe
9iberia lenss bar peret
/ 8ris. Tinantstilitanocn i liberia
sr mc9et niilfreesltluenoe.
= 80. 600 Sulfomaner futile pG.
re Iamlcbe peb Wiru % bape beoet
NI9baniitan ON, at biClpe Dem |
en- "bslliS" 8ris MOB &nsIano.
= Maerio. Wai 8. gr.Sron.
ming Gbriftina oil | Slutningen al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-16
COLLEGE BOYs FIGHrISG.
A Decidedly vigorous Knuir Between Soph-
Omurss and Freshmen.

There Is 20 more quiet place I'm town
than University llill. BuL YESTERDAY afternoon
a. usually pltcid atmosphere was disturbed ~
II ~ "a wuirlWinu, anu simrli 10y thc appearance
on the campus. To the rear Ot tie Hall Of Ian
guag-a, OF an unassutuing Sophomore. VINO
daneled ~ his htnd a uApprr littie walking
STICK. A base ball match, in viii IA The contend
ing forces were selected from the Sophomore
and freshman classes, respectively. was IN pro-
gees. lie eighth tnniAg of the game nad boen
reached, and an ominous silence among the
Freshmen Ranks seemed to buds no good for
somebody. All at once the Suph with I. q cane
which, ny tie wa, Is allowed MIN ~ all coll
lPGe custom-was cspied uy an argus-eyed Fresh-
m an, and WAS made The victim VI sauguIualy
attack
hrea or four bury Freshmen dashing for
ward upon the unsUspecting SopAun ore. ,Iicd TO
Mrest the cane from his grasp. Then the class
men Of bOth parties joined the Fray and, rily-
Ing to the slogans OF poth, a general melee IN
sued. ne Two mines, uinpirc and scorers for
sOuk their occupations and united with tho all
~ ulZing classes.
Inr cause 81 all the trouble was surrounded
20 the depth Il a dozen men On every side, all
tigging wan might aud man for the possession
OF the offensive stick. The sophomore owner
chung 10 II til lis hands were maugled with
blows and scratches. Hats were trampled un-
dcrioot. coats were torn from the 1acks OF thrir
uncun-cl JUS weareI-, ana II W. not one nor two
VINO Cane out Of the rush" exposing moo of
tucir .kedness than Is convent Onal VI sale IN
this climate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-16
LOOKING FOR 1 RAILROAD.
The Holders Of 50. $1,000 of Bon ia TrTinr
10 fiud out tho.r Value.

n 1871 a railroad company was OF

N ISL railroad company was organ
i2~d unoer the general law, named the Hudson
ana :. Lawrence Railroad Cumtany, Tor the
ruTpose e building lire from Ball-tOn spa 70
Osdenshutg. Ia the cert .iirate ned m the oni @
Of tho secretary "a state, ~ Robert l.. tiresue.
lisf Of the directors ma stocA holders - the
company. In the Same cert lncatc n IL also rep
Resented that 81 80 ~i.r,s 81 stock Of SAID COM
many, representa-. SlS,,sn, have been subscribed
Tor IN good fdth. ana 40 PEI cent. paid thereon,
amounting to l5.tlJ. Ia Is. the President,
ton aud masonry O'hymeut On CONTRACT, .!lHi,-
uh Land. land Oniutges. and fences, Sl..Ul
Engineering and agcucir-, SO HsleS. Total cost
OF 10 Il and equipment. S2l0.AlS! Length OF
road, 80 miles.' since That tune the company
has made no report.
IN 1873 the company issued S2b0j.0q1 six per
cent. re Il estate honds. each bond Of the de-
nouluAtiuu 81 500, payable ten years ftrr
date IN caSn, or, AT the option Of the company,
IN q tract OF Ibnd OF 81 acre. to he located IN
one uf the counties Of Saratoga. Hamilton,
OSeida, ieratmer or 81. Lawrence. ou tie line
pledge Of all the lands tnar may be purchased
or given 10 SAID company ia the abOve named
counties. These Dunus Wtru thrown upon the
market. and the holders Of them are iuy-stigat-
ing lur the purpose OF ascei tanning their value,
ana wh-t her the company has EVER made any
surveys or done any WORK upon their proposed
line, or obtained any utle to lauds BY purchase
or an.
Inquiries IN ths county and at Ogdcns urg
have revealed the fact inst the comp say has
never put in al appearance on the county
iecorus or ny any engine .ilng y rites, aud no
trace of any SURVEYS can he found ihs only
stockhuldes purpoitng to reside in Saratoga
county l. j I'M y. Grover Of Ballston. II there
Is or was any such man IN CNistpuce he is an
known 20 tue oldest inhabitdnt of Ballston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-16
NAMING A RIFLE RANGE.
How Croeds Farm wns Presented % the
Weird as Creedmoor.

The next day the directors were TO meet
and felt that ought to have name to suggest.
Suddenly u occlr.ed t. the that n would he a
good idet t. cal 10 after Creed. 80 junDed ~,
struck itgnt, anI scrioOled OF with uen III
the words Creedin-. trcedam. CreedVlile. Creed
UNI, trccdou, Oreedmont. Crccd-hot. Crerdnht,
Greed plain, Cree dhcid, reedmnrsl. treedmour
rct4ru 10 hcu AMI tell asleep. with tx d
resolution that would next day submit some
one or tine thcr of the above names.
At breakfast set ted upon "Crrcdmoor" as
the m 81 breezy and eupnpniOgs word. | wrote
the name lac Roman chtractt r. on a piece If
paper, ~ order t. impress the eye Is well Is the
etrs ut my associates. | showed the name TO
WING te. uut oe did MT seem to fancy IL. non
tue question came up al the meeting sugges ed
"Ctced moor IL sounded like so much Greek
e. tie board, fJr after the p ger upon which /
around, II WAS quietly drupued on the table |
SAID nothing. and did not Join ia tue bali hours
dis"us~iOn when fOltpwed, during which sew
eru other names werr suggested
Ne ry every gen lcIdn resent had some pet
ntme 10 propose, but none would yield To the
ton ~ NAMING he range be postponed Then
MAO George Moore Suitn Of tue New YORK
seventh, Iickei up my card, turned IL over
once or twice, and said he diIn't see why
"treedmoor' was not ~ good u name "a any
thas could be thought Of. Mr.. Alexander W.
Craven wan ed TO know what IL meant, ana upon
nv lnturnln. .hiin replied that he thoAght { re
II me would Ntho very thing. Then the others
called for are ding ct the word. and alter each
hed pronounced 10 Tor himself two or three
times, "Creedmoor' WIS. believe, unahimous-
IL Gupted as tue tide. luis was al "a meeting
81 the directors neld on the .3i dav OF July,
liz. The name appeared Ia InE sun ON tnS
iuiiuwinc day inns w. tue nrst dime the name
ever appeared IN PRINT anywhere.
HENRY @. SHAW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-16
An ONO ELOPEMENT.
wealthy Wooi-Crowcr Chm sing his Dsusb-
ter and her Husband.

Mr.. Barnard r. Roswell is n merchant
aud wool-growcr Ia the Western Reserve Of ohio.
lie makes his home near lOaugstoWn. Mahon-
ing county ana IA the course II an active busi-
ness life of forty years had auas-ed con.
siderable wealth. His wife has been dead about
sixteen years. and his family consisted ~ a son,
now in the employ ~ r1ie United states Corps
of Engineers. and n daughter seventeen years
old, a graduate from Nas-dr College.
Running ON the Pittsburgh, Tort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad was employed as a passenger
conductor. MIR. Frank Pattt.un. he met
Miss Roswell on the train frequently, and he-
came acquainted with her. Acquaintance led
to friend ship. ltiend-hp to Intimacy. and init
the association Of has daughter With rail-
road conductor. and forbade Pattison the house.
secret meetings were arranged between the
euahutei pair. hlit seeing 40 nope oi receiving
the consent Of the ohdurate parent. they de-
teriuined To elope. Pa.tison quietly obtained
leave ~ alsenco from the manager OF the road.
and Miss Roswell obtained her fathers permits
sion to visit friend In Garfield. neghborihg
town. She did not return. and the father. filed
with the EraNe-t appreheu.lous. set out to seek
her. She had not been To Garfield at all,
and hearing lust at this time that PAtti. on had
got leave Of absence. he started in pursuit In
the mean time the fleeing couple had cross, Il
the country To EnOn Valley. where they took
the main stem Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad. Their train was belated.
and the one upon which Mr.. Roswell was fol-
lowing overt ook them Just outside of Allegheny.
and the two trains consolidated and were taken
into Pittsburgh In some mysterious way both
parties escaped seeing each other, until just as
the train ON the Pennsy lvana road was about to
pull out from the depot Pattson saw his father
IN law boafulng the same Train, anu without
waiting for bag or baggage, the lovers slipped
out II the car AZ the other end and saw the
train which lore their pur-ucr speed eastward
Marriage was determined on AZ once. The
KcN. DR. Grimes performed the ceremony. and
the couple took the train to the Centennial -
enjoy their wedding trip.
The party reached Philadelphia. spent few
DAYS. aud yesterday morning took the limited
express for Washington. Intending to - home
over the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. nut the
fntherhad struck the trail and received inforna-
tiou about the route pntti-nu would probably
pursue; so Dee watched all the trains through
the Charles street station.
lcstrrd1y when tho limited express rolled in
he was there, aud I'm the window of "a Pullman
car sat h.. daughter glowing and happy la her
new relations. She raised the window. aud
piWIdiN smiling on the oll Gentleman, said I;
How de do. par Tie rest A. usual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-16
T1IMf0E EXPLfINING.
The Pastors Version OF His Retirement from
the Christian ut WOrIt.

tue thfisttHn Ut MOrN.
In the BROOKLYN Tabernacle, yesterday
morning, before beginning his sermon, DIR. Tai
mage said:
CAS- the newspaper press has an important
bearing on the community, l think IT appro-
pirate that ] should make this statement. as
have changed my newspaper relations Instead
OF being editor Of the Christian at Work, I will
he editor Of the Adrdnce, which will hereafter
be published In New York as well a. In Chicago.
This Is no sudden change. Four months ago
l banded In NV RESIGNATION to the oflice OF tho
Christian at Work, and read II myself u one of
the owners Of that paper. also sent my resg-
nation to enother owner, and received letter
in acknowledgment Of the receipt OF II. At the
earnest request Of one OF the owners, made n
monthly engagement, but distinctly told them
thai 1t would terminate this autumn. and that II
WIS on October would cease that relation
month from that dav. But last Monday found
the Christian at Work had been surrrpttiously
nold to the puulis her Of Unitarian paper with
the IMPRESSION on the part " the purchaser that
] would 80 with it. Aftrr III q surrrrtiftous act
considered my OBLIGATIONS had ceased ut once
ard forever The pn ere of sale were TO he
the document when | that morning overheard
them reading In the adjoining room.
1T was not until last Muniav evening that my
and immediately struck "a brief rood by.
Those who put any faith in my written or
spoken uttt RANGES VIII mo tuen m the fu-
rdnce ana not In the Chitstidn at WUk Inc
whole petversion rose from the fact tina, the
gentlemen OF tue Christian ot WORK wanted TO
sell the paper aud me with 1t. 1hCv solo IL out,
but have mad some trouble IN delivering the
goods. Applause. do not blame any gentle
mhu on the othcr side of the paper; but do
ask THIS ~ n matter ~ common fairness and
Jusu =. And know that NV side viii be ~ ated
also. For all the facts which here pr sent,
an ready to give my AFFIDAVIT. undertake 10
say that no gentleman would have done any
other way tn n | nave, had he been placed in
such % pnsiuon.' IApplause.l
MIR. aim ge then announced that In the SER
wees In MS church next Sunday morning the
sermon would he omitted, ana In It's place Mar
tn Farqunat Jumper was to read his poem on
tue Immortality of the Soul"
Mr.. Ialmage's discourse was on the Bible. and
IN IL he referred to the recent visit of Prof
Huxley, sNtng: ION his arrival In this country
~ ny Christians were fearful lest his lectures
should shake tho foundations of Christian
truths. He ATTEMPTED to ride down Moses aud
the prophets. He came and went, and his ieu-
lures. 50 Ear 40 hey we're assaults On the authen-
ttcity Of aud trul rs Of the Scriptures, were prO-
digiOds failure"
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BrRNs.-o sunday. the 18th Annie T. Rarn., agad
II years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her fuurrt iuc-t, - 4. AZ, At f.N, trli
81. Anthu w. thirCI. sullivan -t.
AhDN ELL gu saturday. Oft. II, Martha Jane
CardNc /. Hgrl / year and n iulis.
Frleud- and relative. IIJ invited 10 ai-
tcud tnr funeral tht r"slHtn"rof Ter par'nfs, 3 -
Grand eln Aiookyu, l.. u, un MonlD, OCT. 40, at
- VI.
EARL.-0n saturday. ltth int, Eopeu Z 'rl AGED O.
Years uid months.
Poar II r odle ~. 2i1 J. sal 4. VI relatives and
friends ~ thr family arr re lrrttuN lrvttI.u nt.rnI
Mulan II. koduan, ~ NOnc s,., crconpo,ut, Tues
DAY eN rulng. "a sntiuck.
FNRL-rolAr -rAa LopGE. so go +. & A. NJ
Rrrflrtu: va Hfc hereby summoned Co. q'trll a
special communication ut P1lU star Lodge, al The
rooms, MS Az. 10, uu TUESDAY evening, litn INST. Al
oprt, .nArp to pay tir i- tribute ol respect TO our
deceased wrfthl nfutncr, hoh"ri TAM,
~. @TFWAkT, sec. Gl'A tILGlN, Master.
81 Yrsr,.
Tie relatives and friends ARE requested TO attend
his funeral rom the rTsiurnce of ms daugn.r ~ 81.
Allen nu Tuesday i7ih INST. At +. NJ. near cbster
Ay., lsvrnwOnd, Long Island cay
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4 Discovery IN Norrh Caroliua.

WOLF CREEK, Iann- Oct. 8. i give YOU
az account OF u mound npe cI recently. 1t
about ihrre aud a half MI from ~ oil Greek.
western North Carolina. ~ is about eiglt icet
high. After digging 10 the surface OF the carln
on the edge, We went through 10 the centre and
found skeleton. After x 'tlin. our hiti-f0ur
bone. IN auGinR he shuil and chest, We traced
him out to ret ms length. lie Yves, As nearly As
we could get ~, seven ioet IN len.th. from his
we found nothing else. except small rccn that
u cen hrukrn, about urea inches long. per-
feeily -nloOth, and Win n small hole thruu.h &c..
which see subaOsed WAS used for II pipe stem.
Ar lnuf the skeleton WAS Il row ~ burnt rock !.
unGer THIS mes and fire. Goals al IN IA circle.
According t. ar. S'idires IL has been three
Thousand years since the-e mounts WIRE buili.
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ANTHONY -EDwAGDS.-I orient. [. l.. at the
II r.is. assisted 10y the Rev ". Il. Jos lin, Frlrrlc
OF l,na' |. Edward, f,d.
BAlkD-pEY.-ln New YORK. Oct. 10. at the rest
frncr OF tne hrir- father. b the Rev. uncr Russ, 81
dGulht OF John n. Dcy.
lLuME-sANDLR.-At the Gramercy PARK Hotel,
on tnt In lust ~ the l,cy. ur George r.. krltel
August hlume TO Mnua r. Sander, stepdAuG CATER OF n
Marquird
toklklL 30 cE-On TNuf-lay, OCT. II, AT the
residence OF the brides pirclts, by the Kew. theodore
:. Brown, thafle, a. Cornell Ia serena uausA.er u
Charles Boicc, all Vi Duueun, =. j.