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, 1877-01-26
THE CENTENNIAL LOAN.
J.sttcs Strong Dccides Agp Inst tho Gore
ubEnf.

JnStIc3 btfohS DccldeA Il Rt inst tl4o Govern.
u.ent.
PHILADELPHIA, Jun. n,.-In Ills dcciston
holding that tbs Ccntenn surplus must be
used III satisfaction Of the stockholders before
any part Gail he returned to the unltc.l States,
Justice strong says:
The appropriation was avoucliy made to com.
pse .nf ~ colshse
hnA Gccn Invited by tI,o government to Ion. it
wnH, t&creforr. mrttirg At least an honusahic nhii
gation, and that IT, was 10 cnlsidercd u'ay ho In.
ferrcd frtH thu closing wosA Ut tho acetGn, whicl,
declared tho Unttsd statsa should not be abfo far
any obligation nf paytnunt IN addition to the
nci, utdar which alouu tho United Etatca asscrtn u
claim to 9ny portlon of ths fnu4s ln tho hsnlH Qf
Tho conpsalnants. mnkra It evident that Cnn:rcis
tluhigt and cEed,ior batwoen tho Centennial Iioa1
Of Finance md Tho United Sta!ex. Tho language
@sed y ths osda1s5 ang4ase a r. syt.tapsta.on,,
lion, the Dosi.. londs wcro not e1ae,ed for ti4u
return of ths money,
!ho liabilities, wa* ea!lsd ..ea.anns a.'es, " anil
II Iofner pm ct thas aot wss called 'n!onsyA
to which tho Unad Etatca may Ectart In there
u such fund, il |. called prodt4. The phrascUlogy
y cnaueet: and With Il we think. ths 'nranin:.
lrbitpr, tho subject for dIatstba.lon Ia turpats,
not ,'remaiplng a.scIs." not cspllal. !.efore any
!yds M G1 ~ Of tao prsaIs
must DO paid Into tbs UaItr4 states 1'reasity ii
there are no proats Tho Government hls no claim.
| that has \ capital .lork1 Very plaiuy, only
what bas tnen :alaed beyond tbs stocl.. Tley arr
| nlway4 Acquisitions beyond tho !nsastn,ent or tx-
| penultusas. Snbudy wouit think q tax OIL lh.
brn1ts of bank Ut an tnsarnnrr company, ur. IN.
leed. pf my coEI,aTntion. was u tax TIN 1ts cxpla
Or tiS un IT. enttre property, II that property Aa
been counted tnto cash in tha t,rDceAa Of Winding
up. Con.ress. In liu prnstso. y speaklnE Of tl,t
nrulta u chkposatlun. lnI It IL 81 thun. aua !,
tllen 0H}y, II vets Hp claim, Int In lhfa
t..ese wssa 10 psputa. 'Fhv aSaeta saAth!my Attn,
| payment nf Ichts, aud now t1t dl.trlbutl0pt nr.
| uniy remnants Ut tha capital, ena insufficient t.
| Eet4vn Whit the stockholdelx pai4 IN. Ne thlnl
tho word "d!ylAend," az we'll ~ the worll ~ per.
! centayc." points H. pfoats and unt 10 canItal"
| IL 1t Was iatenIud t., embrace q division Vt al!
the money remaining In tNu treasury Ut tho Doarl.
| why wese lls wor,ls ''0r percentages Ut tn.
| profit" ateault II tho amount appropriated M
Heant to bu paid before thu stoclhuders consl wi
anything ilio,n aldsl Aurl!s ware tutui1y unNccea
aaFy, and unnseaHlnK. .TAa introduction Vt III.
| word t'proAla would have nu ulher object thu
10 desEaata tic subject of ha dividend Of percent
! age. II i Wns lnscnaed to glte tho uuitod hi4,u
| prior claim on the entIro remaining assets, |
would haSu bern sufficient to havs aafd bsforo an,
| dtfl4cA1 Ut division shall te nlada auony tui
stockleldBt&--aud No aEc not At liberty ~ say ths
Added WoFda have no meaning
1t u therefore ordered that dcetee bo en-
tered for shs distribution Of the surplus anloul
tho stockholders.
, 1877-01-26
NUTS TO CRACK.

y
LAWRENCE. kss., Jan. aa3.-You appear 10 bo
In tho business VI answering questions as we'll
Us pFopoundins somo tough ones. Reaolve me
these:
Why did not Csonla's fellow -couspirators cast
tbelr yotea for Tllden, or wouldn't the bar'l 20
rpundl
Why did not Mr. Chamberla!a. when 10 was
abused mud insu'trd by Whlte.LIae sua pre-
vented from making spcecb, enforce his rights,
a1,ti se. AZ example to lts pcopl9s liz vas tho
Chief Executive, and had majority Of the pset4s
supporting lin; Or why did be not res!guf
II war grpws out oi this elcrtlou, ..has repnb-
licau government lu thls country proved q fall-
ure, aud would t4Qss who know tho value Of
prare b. tustIfigd ii askluy the protection pf =
forelgp state Or 6tatcsf III thu event VI war,
sucb "a prvyL4 Il, 4sxiro. v-the natural ktasi
, 1877-01-26

Mr.. 1nhoucbrrc's new Ens,,i,h wer1;,v Truth
,t, -, ,,,t,,,, ,,i t., ~ ,i.
p'o"ss' ,., 'e"ea :" Wv "'ru ~ ""o
lheht!c dHuenliy a'HofG eeEta'h La'!nlos III
british thigh ]tfc," which raihcs trausccnds
Lotl, ,,r Mor,,unut rus, md tbc WrI.
,.', ,'''.,r. s,ss IT, p..,,'.'.
'a"s''oll'1te sasc ~ h"aH!e'cSsnc5s' le'aaPs
an American Journal may bc atln~cd ~ pre-"
sent the truth nnder II still mnrc Transparent
t!tlld aslstoeraey Of tho realm. 1t seems that
tHe !g Easl q. -. .no Acau y "c!ih'loWh
.in.,i 'u' i,.'. ~ NV ,,cn n,,,u,hs nm VIII MI,
p, tic wllc OF Lurd p, wl,o holds jIigf.
position 0f trust III the Quecns household.
;illis WIS mt EXACTLY IN sit{1recedentrt event III
i.ns,lsa soS'sy ", ~. mu ,,ar ,3a " nefu
iai,nly in'orn i I,rr tnosc that si;c In, In i,sr
1ss.svi"n n ,,,,.,.r,,c II ieltcrs wrilien hv him
In n r"rtnin Nr.. r.. III CORNWALL, whir
sccrt m particular credit upu,, his owl, theory
n,ni nrarti,Y. t,f rontutai iIelity In tja
.in"d,p.r t. ia ,'n,lrr.fon,l IN hav"
hnar scrtt,rd tint thn ,urt thjny
III con.%rmt.1 eut,1,l In wn,,II bc IL,
ma. n snunre MIR tGp mast md try Ia ,,o ip,,rr
brrat,nr 4, nar,i !, w.. ia T i, ,stc harE hJs
tr,n,.t ~, In nul I'm I.nuutnss ~ E. f. ~ tnEr
hart hnr " cram h,,simrI. Il /. l.rt in SIM,
i"n1. t,,vawnr ,.t,.,hnr ri y - H., i,,,s
oH'' Ho,H ~ III. l"lv ,rhnsr corretnn,lcns,, has
snrv.., liz n,r,,'so ~ Intv t. ~, wniI In.
hcc,i consultcI in tiir ucgD,Iattous, liz is
mIiitoev t,srsnn, mnd Mra, fr-is hi. srrf,ni
VIII r5,r,i.' Nv h,M only s,x years ptso. inri
TTo' ''. ,nnn t1st ;1s his It}t} r.ur mn, in.lv
r- IL ~ ver; n,u,h rtu,nurr. lin, sIn ttu,,ts
~ r,it,ut Xix r.rc "a r",nnrk, In m yennty
-. ~ ~. mi ",," ~ i,"r Einavt,,,.,, i,"v...
mrrsn,r" trir @ "wrr. ~ si,l fsrIa"tion 10
.et =, e.,s,S s @ n ~ ~.
;a4I ~ s,..l, nerf.,r,oanrcs Ia as IN si,n, mol
s, E.if i,,,'.,. In., t tnt,,. II,v -, f,t,,I
, 1877-01-26

The meantst In America 1Ives In 1.olt, q. lie
ia q wcllto-do farmer, and bis mother lives Ia Il
snail ln,uau rear lis farm. IIr supplies her
with frosh milk from Ills dairy anu makes her
,,ay tor 1t. el!e Jocs not require much milk
unly enough to dilute her tea morning and
EVENING" few tca.poontuls day. lie haa ns'
ccrtaIncj low many spounfnls QIart incMlire
contAtlls and keeps c'ilint u the humber which
she receives daily. When the quantity consume.
appru1.mates 1uart he presents hls bill. Sfllh
sells for three cents q LItlaFk III the town.
, 1877-01-26
AptI,pAUiE 4 rIfT.

A curious Incident tot,k place In Paris. A
drunken man, Philippe Docllcn, was staggering
to Ills home In tie Rue St. jacques. AZ be
swung along, taking tho cntlro pavement, he
ran afoul Of passenger WHO, With an oath,
dealt lin such blow that be fell pruztratc,
bats,ei In blood. Whilst the brutal n'.afloht
ied others ran to tho aid u the ppor devil an,1
tS hia s 70 a ateGar,, wnSre, 70 a,,a 1e
evidently detained from tho sctti1y Of 4 ring
worn by The assnlIant, lad lodged IN tho cut
produced by tue bluw,
, 1877-01-26

FINANCIAL ADVICE.

Willie q crowd Of iwenty-ono men STOOL
around the coal-stove IN The market yesterday
morning, cacl, one facing outward and having
his hands crossed behind him, Brother 1artlner
was aaked whether he thought 1t was better for
man to put dollar IN the bank than to flide II
away at hunc.
"rut II In dc bank, safl," was his prompt re-
ply" "put II In slc bank for twu reasuis. De
iu.t rcaso, ia heealsc II kind q lTB y!,l up tn
society to hay fnoney In dc bank. DC 1.cx'
reat?n is you kin let II lay III dc bank t!ll dc
kin walk in dar sum day when he's busy an
say: Il guess III take ont dat TWO hundred
dollars tottay:' He'll tlan,l &c cash eyer, you
hcx ttc capital 10 go Into business, an dc goose
ilai,gs high. LcastwaYs dat's my tdeo bout
laukffis,H
, 1877-01-26
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY JANUARY 2s, 1871.


foreign powers bc iustlaed IN interfering IN The
interests Of humauityf
n, under Tie present statns, q storry Ct al. Of
tie T1m>s understand It, sir. Hayes should l'c
1tclagct cIcste1 tY the President Of the Senate,
anil fnaugarateti, would Storey, prefer
armed rcs!stnnce-Nar-to fubrntse0nl
And would lo object ~ having nil the telegraph
wires around Chicago cut. cnrtailing bis style
Of neWa. and tho railroad. hrokrn IN, cutting
ofllho sale 1t hls paperl War means this sort OF
thing tu both sides. GcIt. sherman says you
can't refine war; mn more you can't thu 7;He;
stttt IL IA hllrnnu to LdrKist.
Dnc tno5c, 1nvasa of vacuucyln the Office nf
President an'l ViceTresIdcl,t wnui,I the t'rce-
dent of the Renate fe eligible IA frct!t1cnt II he
we're under Us ycara VI sgot REEoRNKR.
, 1877-01-26

tho interests Of Mr. Tfder, that the State
had been carried BY the Democrats by large
majority, and that the election was quiet
and peaeefnl ono. It looks to me rs
though they were deliberately trying to deceive
The 1eoplc, or elee they arc manufacturing ev1-
dence tor the snke Of defeating the will nf the
people, and clccting President wlIo, II elected.
1t will be with the blood OF many innocentss vic
tins who fell The prey Of the great Reform
party for claiming thetr rights - freetnen md
citizens nt The United Btatea., What spectacle
to behold In this our great Centennial.
Comments arc respectfully asked tor OF THB
TntnUNE. An 1HQulRRR.
r.S.-T'hc writer waa in 1.onistsna u11 other
Southern States Immediately after the election,
nI,d The 1}rmocrats universally asserted that
there had been = fair, quiet, and peaceful elce-
tlgu.
, 1877-01-26

"What I object to In tho wenltl-bc funny
columns of tie IiarktYt, and other papers of
It's class" Mr. BArrangeT remarked "a hu camc
into tho aanctum, and atePpinR warily ArounA
the "Midtlfcrib Welcome" With its inviting
tushlons and aluring upl,olsttrnG, md sat
down on the table, impa!ing himself on hand
ful Of manuscript AMI two Inches Of file, "what
object to in your fun, is it, mechanical, un-
natural, forced character. Now,n he cpn-
tinued, ~ have keen. delicate perception, and
a most greedy appreciation Of hurnor. 4 Joke
made by rule tlisglsts and nnnoyH me. Iirnor.
wit, fun, to please an accurate and highly cultured
tnstc, llsc tnllc. must be the Natural huhhling
up Of humorous, Witty spirit The lumor nr
tic day Is sally lellelcnt Ii these qualities and
1t neeus rCsOrM."
We bushcti ut tho implied rcbnkc Of the cal
turch hu,nor1st, and begged that he would
specify mare particularly what lie meant, aud
smile stole over Ills lace rs le pushed enough
things OF tile table to afford hltn sitting place.
unl drow package OK manuscript aud news-
paper scraps frO,n ilis heart pocket.
:Wcli,a to add, 'herc nov; just happen
to have u few points that l jottctl down. fs !
! came down street th!. morning." {'Ec could
not help notci1l; that the paints were "Iotted' y
pnpor call ctl tile frtphic, saying that Months
| bees were lcpt in the unclent arc-hfyrs.' New,
what l,uUor there Is IN the h!ca, lc has spoiled
IN tho construction. How mitch better II would
have been 10 Say. Noah kept iliA beca htv.t1 in
| the ark Scrt Idea strikes you With surprise,
| which IL thu very csscNcr OF w.t.
Wu adInIltcl tho "surprise,' without dis
| acntlNg yotr, and afr. Darraugcr went on:
| "Now, here Is something frum the Rochester
| De7notruf and Ehrourir, about Bennett running
awny TO Europe. 'rhc Hrrila Yacht to know
bettor.' Now, don't you ace that the Joke, a
Door ono Ut best, Is 81 stiff a'! mechanical that
very few people will ever see til | c,ln sec very
readily, wish mr. keen sense Of humor, what II:
Is trying to get of, but how much kecncr rclis!
would bc given 10 tho joke were /. printed in
this way, "rhc LfdMu ,yto}a(ulcf{3hs tyarhtJ
| {oughf to know bcttcrt' scca Ana then lool;
1t ttIs from, the Brooklyn ArgHs: Tic eaye--''
IL the absorbing intcrr,t he tclt IN reforming
tho hin,or of tho peranl, he slid uff the Table
mud knt down in thc "Wclcotne" anil put HI.
feet on tho table. The gauge dial H. the side o'
the table indicated Il pressure 1T Isl pounds
the fntal lever was aprull. u fur IS 1t would 20
nlI the chair fairly llowled as It slot through
| the l,angus window ind dumped him out into {
passing ast-eart In the alley bcnvath. VIZ have
Just learned ttMt tllr Corulicr'A Jury has return
cd verdict If "tlpath frhul pulmonary ron
SUMPTION" md tie prnphct for Il reform IN h,
NOR tlis ycar Is shr0uJc1 III Impcirttabl.
| gloom.
, 1877-01-26
4 tESsD1I1US WORLD.

b3lH Hn tAfF,3 -tfHa.
A pecler caught All oil offender climbing In
at au open window In Gold I'LL tllIs tnorning Mt
o'clock. The tough backed out of Ids suspi-
cltus positlou, aud nftcr reaching tLc ground
said: NOW / suppose you'll DC guih' round u
tcllin' home more u yu4lE d-d Hes about nc.n
The charge Is burglary,
, 1877-01-26

COUNTRY HEAL EATATE.
TOR sA1E-iDrACnE FARM. IL MILES PROM
eitf. weil.ImprereI tfr.heE anu wRkI: Rre4t bat
gain y taxrn room. IL. #fflPFLE. Room u. lo4
NA&hinEss.H4ts
, 1877-01-26

TITAETED TEXAN LANDS N LARGE LIFTS:
W parity exchange trade. Addstss ~ Tribune
1{rASTEb-rANrlES OWNING LAND n IOWA
W cAn md rurchasef ~ corresponding with u. L.
uAElIiNM, EIt.tpn, Ia.
, 1877-01-26

heGs AAAt kNCEU Elftu1nkL4l1EE8s
was y faitIrs TO-, giye u bond that WIS
sailsfactnyy to tho Supervisor ta no deemed
refusal to aervot II such q construction wus
tolerated, 9ll sorts Ut abuses and frauds might
presentation OF tic Collcetor's bond, II turnei
out that hG WAS tnlstnken us tn thu slrettes re-
qu.rcd, untI An was wlllins to give ncw bonlI
thu ofllcu @as not ilso iatto vacated. hut hu AaA
able time, und It WIS the duty of tho super
visor to consider It.
iii, 1lsNnrcK
fol:owca With an able and exhaustive argument
III bchulf ot defendant. lie said tlts procccd-
tnS sought Ill extraordinary rcnacay,-a writ af
1u4duMlus, s,-whkh iss,lv,l only In tlu dIscsctiotl
vi thu Cuurt. 10 ESTABLISH! Ills riyht To this
remedy petitioner must make cut clcas Gaae !;
ttss untset the petit! t!oner claimed tl!at he wass
c!cttc.l Collector, aud WAS HOW tbs Collector u
the Town Ut suntt Chicago. Il was not
disputed that this was u nlatcriat allegation,
without any title eurt!ticatc uf election t.,illd
not toI1,u ntu court u,Ita ask this remedy. Thvy
met The allegation that pcttl1nur %as Cnllcctof.
| They sail that lIu did recctye q notification
highest number Ut Io!cs east, but they elalMcsl
thut ut ti thu pc.itluner was Ineligible under
| tho Constitution. Petitioner c2llu intu court
cam!ng to De au officer. a,d WAS llflnself H.
rest party to ths proceedings, anl y tesolYea t.
caEle here oil tnallta.nus with U certificate ot
election, they could ,os ~ back VI that eurtif.
ieate, aa 10 my question covered Uy It, us II
MS ,lla4e tho Conclusive evidence upon that
question. but lhs authorities they haI cited
lion VI eligibility. What cyIdcticc had petl,
tlones rgotluccll ~ ~ hts right tu
tbs o:tlcel Tho ecst!lcats did not touch tllat
thp Cours, aud might To tried In my direct pfo.
| cre,tinS to which tho party ltulseli was party
It uas trua 1t lld not allest biz Flights - W oil
cer do tacto wi.esa thu gg4ts of ths puhlie oi
third parties were Involved. The certificate waa
, 1877-01-26


ccTlDS sALEs EVERY TEE,ltAY.. TitltIs3.
dag. aud Saturday. a. 10 I. na.. hy WESTON &
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16

iYu 7 they w sent one i6Sy =, sent IT. igen,y
Some si"N to BIrookiyn, some to young ladies,
some 20 tallors Oh. II was too funny for any
thin9. / deliver many lovo-slck m1fsathir;
since the night before, and he must know how
Ne darling T. Now 2nd then ,h'y n wir9 o, i0r
ANY number OF duner Appointments and thea
ire ENGAGEMENTS are made the. queer, It
thing Of all is the carclcssncss oi thu Irople
about operators. Why. bless my heart If we
wore to make ono mistake where they make
at all. The man sent; send me dozen eggs,
His correspondent asked To have II repeated. /
rcpentcd H. lie. siipposing i Q Joke. sent the
He meant a dQzen engravngs and supposed
the operator would know enough to nuke en-
cravings out of eggs the wort he wrOtr. They
write absurdly. and In their desire 10 saw" two
cents leave ont word that * essential to the
meaning. Half u dozen times this summer
iucn have telegraphed to their wives: Meet me
al Coney Island boat :. but Us they didn't mem
ton boat. time, or pier, they doubtless went
alone probably they meant TO all the time
an easing Of your lot here p
well. think 1t would be Il good idea If the
hours were different. II the offices wcrc TO
open at eigh, in the morning and be kept op"n
~ ten T. NJ. two operators would lind, profit
stance. 'co1ii stay rom eight iii ihroo. and
the other from three till ten or vice ycrsal'
What do you do ia the idle timeY
finished. | wonderif could have il printed
poctry--'A Glimpse into the Future; or, Our
Land in 1890 Now don't laugh; why
shouldn't try ~ well as any one clscf"
You should,'
"a woman who telegraDhs has to do great
| deal pl thinking. She thinks when customer
| comes in and when he goes out. His message
H. ateNt for more thought. and queer messages
| need curious fancies. Its pleasant life. uitc
| all"
The telegraph authorities say that women
operators are ui great advantage. but they will
! glt married. Just a. soon As n woman devel-
| OPS into irst-cluss operator. she's too smar
! to be cuntentcd with her sphere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
ORTHODOxY INCOMING HETERODOx
Phre SpIrituniisiic Doctrine Preached from n
Presbyterian Pulpit.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: II is n
noteworthy fact. and one ahundantly verified.
that whenever new truth or theory is first in
troduced TO public notice. and has engaged the
bitter luminosity OF those with whose precon
ceived theories it is antagoniStic. there comes
time. and that before very long. when whatever
may be really nutritive in the system comes to
;hc front. is uSsimilHtcd. and exercises IA pO-
tential influence AMONG its adversaries. long
before any ono Of them has ceased TO abuse it
with all the acrmony Of sectnran craftsmanship.
In this way. homeopathy. hydropathy. &C.. have
almost revolutonized the old school OF medical
practice; but the fat is stoutly denied. though
obvious 20 All laymen. The free thought 81 the
age has tempered the N'srliiirs OF IalNlnlsiic
dpcirli rs. which are only ncminuly held 10y
rIcrEytnrn of any denomination. ana lnusi IN
cvitahly give place 10 the stern logic OF iarts ana
scientific Deduction. This is confess 'dly the
cnse: but Tree thinkers are Just Us cordially be-
BIT what desire t6>.all special attention to Is
the tact that the pulpit Of to-day breaches rad
zeal doctrine in Disguise. that corresponds cN-
actly to that of the mnrvcl-loViug sect of the
Spiritualists. Ii YOU dvest these people OF all
creed. go lar as il goes. + All we'll enough. and
accorls exactly with what have heard from
the most orthodox. The two cardinal points
First-A conscious personal existence after
scc9nd-The ability to influence those pre-
Niou~ly known TO them.
How far they are abu TO manifest themselves.
or nlatcraliZs. il an open question among them
selves. ana Is not pertinent at present. The
point that wish To make IL. that quito recently
heard an able and most excellent Pre- sbyt"rIan
clergyman, in n funeral address. distinctly as
sert that the coffin before him held OuiN the
she'll of a departed soul. which alrendy looked
with joyful face upon another and better world.
Also. that II WIS Il mistake To- suppose that death
put an emu To the Influence thar q parent might
exert upon the family circle. The preaslc r
said that. in his own cnse having lost u mother
in snrly lie. lie knew that she mad continued u
influence him for ro.i-pernapH quite as much
a. Nhs n alive ON earth.
This is n beautiful und significant ruth. II il
open 10 IT." objection ol being pure SPIRIT
ism. and IL ~ different ~ can hc from what was
iIul.Ai from ust"riau pulIiiS thirty or forty
Srlr, ago. Bat w. know "a gulO deal moro ~
astronomy. chemistry. md Fher soi'nrns tNHn
We did IN those days. And II cannot tut ID" tlat
"" can peer into The iutu. world Wtl -nue-
what Iui 'k"n",l vision, and ma the truth
whether formulated By ourselves or others.
IENOX.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
NOT IN INfTDEL.
Hut he L. of the Opinion that skepticism 10 q
lseiui CHECK ON Faith.

To THE EDITOR OF HE SUN-Sir: Motto.
ing that the brrvity OF my contribution. or the
manner ia which my Ideas were therein ex.
pressed. has conveyed the impression TO your
mind. and perhaps TO tnr minds Of others. that
/ am an nllci in tho hsoad-st sense Of the
term. and am anSiuusiy waiting for the over
throw OF thu princip. OF the existing religion.
l beg the privilege OF cNpressin.; in this COM
munioaton my convictions. hoping that they
will appear less ambiguous than before.
There are two elements presiding over re-
ligon-faith and skcpticism. Such being the
ease. there is q tendency toward the due medi-
UNI: whereas an extreme in either direction
would be- far from desirable.
A. regards the cyistrn 'e 81 first cause. this,
think. must he admitted through faith as we'll
as reason; for tie infinite and eternal cannot
be investigated by in.nd only 80 far as regards
the co2nilanc. OF fact. pointing 10 the exist.
cncc ~ the UnknOwuhlr. Thus faith in
specific sense can eNisi IN harmony with rea'
son. | likewise agree with you IN thinking
thai mind, without tie fdpIort OF this faith,
would sunrr d'Eladat.on. But student OF
history and philosophy mus. l think. notice
tar dependence IN past TX OF faith upon igno-
Tncrc exist among ,he professors Of Chris
fianliy OF to-day tN gray" iaut-. hgotry and
Hypocrisy IT,. lr-t j.. lui4i:liia. thc result OF
mi-lAt'ri f'f-.iNl 90 itt 'i.i.. Oar ancestors.
after settling ip Am"r'f ily exercised this
spirit 90 lNt.. .l.u' l's..l.. '1-f Who assumed
'ratf.. tDr.-'' .ia. ..i.li... ,vu - tho pres
'nt hn0. pas los "a ~. ..Ii' i.iH "rl undor6l-
cells .i- boon " i .i'' ,l'r - mahogany. But.
"- a-tr z A...- b. u- tIu i requires many
yciis inr the il.. o.. -4.u' .i, 90 reach Us. 20
II Z" 80 % hNl"n t". Nr Nil.i ..- nl "a hi@hcr
culture having hr.l iloulil .fl.ot"i,t suce. are
invisible now. tGl ln alter S,als are d-s-
inNlt 90 exert r'u mia n.n ior Tie Iood Of
4 rceird- hypo,rsy. no truth is more self
evident tAdn thai oi Ial'f r.i. -..g iu4.: " Man
DO. i|t ~ .sl Ia. e. lftsy T. a
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CIRI SCEURM.
What the Secretary of the Interior Thanks
OF the Virtue of Gratitude.

..,.
SARATOGA, Sept. 13.-AbOut Two mics east
of this there il living n farmer named c. Ling
-, ~ 49, .t,.,,,
hau' VINO on ui' "a 81 N"NI""r' roo onH'i"'-
rd to this country from New BrHhdcuburg. ot
iho Grand Ducnv Of Nlr.tls,hur,r- Strelitz in
,..,,,,,, ,,h, t,,,,, ,,''.. { ,,,,,o,, II, tert
'"IlH"iS' ~ NV i"''Vi '''' i'i''n""' nv iooi'
carried on the business Of q publisher and book
sellcr nnd together with the well-known pub
49,, Y,....',,,,,, L., ,oi,,n,J,- ,,,i.,aro,
nsl'r, I't'rhl"nn' ~ ,'iu"v'c u's's''nc"
to Carl SrhuM and q. hlnkcl in th'lr night IRON
urison Iinruau who had considerable means
Il, H. ~, H. it ,,,,,,t.,. In 1877 tool bia
when he lel me oiu country III 100 tooA n's
way to America via LONDON. where ne visited
a. Kint,l vrho oi thnt finn. lived thore From
-, = ,i . i.,. ., ,,.,,i s,h,,r, an,
hinkel ne received l'U'r 10 NHH N'huiN" W
which the following Is q true translation:
nt...,,,.,.r 1,.,,,rr Nov. ~ 1877
H. A.. ,.,tet... "a ,''...'' ~ ' 80 '' 80 ~
Brlorin f,nt ~n III. h.fcr ia won known 20 you lie
assisted Us III our isht li1u Sew Bland. nburg wish
You would hep him IN ~ .fnc way hat he helped US
LUX t' rom guy wv N'i WIS -eN ~ YOU 5es'e'
dive l',s Z, ,,,r erd 'l,ns tcannot send
vet any t,lnr,s TO inc ,ai,y r,li ~, I,ei il-s
Win an my heart ,oufs q BNEEL
.,t, ,,
0V"" "l''I ni9 "I'Nl I'll Nll0 country ihhRnbu
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City. Hohokcn. and all those cities which are
now practically parts Of Now York. and which
ct the present time would swell tho population
Of the city to moro than two millions. Of whom
500 900 really reside within ten miles Of the
City Han. What will be called New York thirty
years hence will probably far outnumbcr in
population tho ihrec and thrcc-uuarter millions
which are given az the population Of London.
but which are spread over Il much larger area
than would he embraced in radius of ten miles
around the City Hall.