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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27
THE KING AND THE FARMER.

King Frederick of Prussia, when he
was out riding one day, saw an old far
mer, who was blowing field and sing
ing cheerfully over his work.
You must be well off, old man."
cried the King. docs this acre belong
to you on which you SO industriously la
Dor ?"
mo, sir" replied the old man, who Of
course had no idea that he was speaking
to the King II an not 50 rich as that,
l plow for wages"
"How much do you earn day ?" ask
ed the King.
Eight groscheu," returned the man.
That would be about twenty cents of our
money.
THAT is very little" said the King
"Can you get along with it ?"
"Get along yes, indeed, and have
something left"
"How do you manage ?"
"Well," said the farmer, smiling, 81
will tell you. Two groschen are for my
self and my wife with two 1 pay my
old debts, two l lend, and two l give
away for the Lords sake"
This is a mystery which 1 cannot
sove," said the King.
"Then / must solve it for you," re-
piled the farmer. II have two old pa
rents at home, who kept me and cared
for me when l was young and weak and
needed care. Now that they are old and
weak, / am glad to keep and to care for
them. That is my debt, and its costs
me two groschen day to pay it. Two
more l spend on my cbildren's school.
ing. If fthey are living when their moth
er and are old, they will keep US, and
pay back what lend. Then with my
last two groschen | support my two sick
sisters, who cannot work tor themselves.
OF course l am not compelled to give
them the money but l do it for the
Lords sake"
"Well done, old man." cried the
King. as he finished "Now, / am GO
ing to give you something to guess
Have you ever seen me before ?"
NO" said the farmer.
'In less than five minutes you shall
see me fifty times, and carry IN your
pocket fifty of my ikenesses."
"This is indeed a Iiddle which I cannot
guess, ;" said the farmer.
"Then l will solve it for YOU" return
ed the King and with that lie put hi,
hand into his pocket, and pulled out fifty
gold pieces, placed them in the hands OF
the farmer.
"The coin is genuine" said the King,
"for it also comes from our Lord God,
and | am His paymaster. l bid you
good by"
And he rode off, leaving the good old
man overwhelmed with surprise and de-
light.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

Welded BLISS IN VIRGINIA. "A la
dy living in respectable style in this ci-
ty, says the Virginia City Chronicle,
with a beautiful little girl about five years
old, who calls her mamma, is about to
be married-not an unusual circumstance
here or elsewhere. In anticipation of
this event, a couple of weeks ago the la
dy took II trip to San Francisco and made
visit Of several days duration with her
last divorced husband. On her return
home last week her first husband called
upon her, and is now enjoying her hos
pitality. Next week she will have BID
den these cast off conveniences final
farewell and be baskng in the smiles and
enjoying the love of the hird of the Sc
ries. Such is social and domestic life in
Virginia. Even Vic. Woodruff could
ask tor no more easy arrangement OF the
marital relation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

AND Mr.. Merriwether paused at the
gate rs he adjusted his continental oil
cloth coat and gave his torch the proper
slant over his shoulder, to shout to his
neighbor across the way:
" 1t is time that demands men, men
Of nerve and intelligence and courage,
men of clear ideas and pure convictions,
and the citizen who stands idly waiting
when the country calls him is heartless
and negligent and unpatriotic."
And then Mrs. Merriwether's voice
was heard floating over the front fence
like the song of bird in the nigh:
Ersstus Merriwether, if you go out
without splitting up enough wood for
the kitchen stove, I'll do some haymak-
ing in that carroty hair o. yourn that'l
make you wish this country never had
a President"
And it is just such chilling influences
as these that shut so many of our best
men out Of public life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

WHERE ARE THE SINGERS ?-"What
have become Of the singers % asks the
Montreal G0zette. All, yes you can't
see from where you are sitting move up
toward this end Of the pew and VIC will
show you. That is the soprano, the one
nearest the end Of the choir, letting the
young fellow with the cnmel's hair nous
tsche and curling hair squeeze her hand
He is the tenor. There is the alto in the
opposite corner, and the meek-looking
little man with Burnside whiskers, who
Is feeding her with gumdrops and ner-
vously looking out for his wife's eye
(the big, high -complexoned woman near
the third woman on the right hand side
of the church with wart on her cheek,
is the baritone, and the burly looking
fellow who looks ike Barbary Coast
pirate, and who has just stepped around
behind the organ TO take drink with
the blower, that is the basso. Oh, if you
just want to know what has become of
the singers, ask Burttngton Hank
cue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27
AN . tn. 9 we

CastOria is the result of 90 years OK
ments, by DR.. Samuel Pitcher, Of Mass
sctts. 1t is II vegetable preparation as q
i've us Castor Oil but perfectly pleasant d
taste. 1t can be taken by the youngest in
and neither gags nor gripcs. DR.. A. j. I'll
Of Royston, Ind, says Of it:
SlRs Il have tried the Castoria and
speak highly Of its merits. 1t will / thin
awny entirely with Castor Gil it is pla
and harmless, and is wonderfully ehfca,
as an aperiont and laxative. 1t is tho
thing.
The Castoria destroys worms, regulate
Stomach, cares Wind Collie, and PERM
natural healthy sleep. 1t is very eilica
in Group, and for Teetbing Children. Ii
is not pleasantcr to the taste, and Casio
is not SO certain in its effects. 1t cost,
35 cints, in large bottles.
j. b. ROSE & Co., A. Dey st. New Ya
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS
CrNTAUR LINIME\II
The Quickest, Surest and Chez,
est Remedies,

Physicians recommend, and Farriar,
clare that no such remedies have ever h.t
been in use. Words are cheap, but tbo y,
prietors of these articles will present =.
bottles to medical men, gratis, and will o..
antee more rapid and satisfactory result, 4,
have ever before been obtained.
The Cemtaur Liniment, White w..
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Frosted Feet, Chillblains, Swellings, Spr,;.
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Lock-jaw, Palsy, Weak Back, Caked Brs,
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Henry Black, of Ada, Hardin Co. mI
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James Iurd Of GAINESVILLE, o., says
Centaur Linimont cured my Neuralgia
Alfred 1ush, Of Newark, writes ."
me one dozen bottles by express. The
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it, &c."
The sale Of this Linimcnt is Increasing
idly.
faeF, ntaur Linisncnt. yellow Wro
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27
CHROMOS. enI., THE .Intl I"rR

CHROMOS. fnr., THE .I"cl I"rSl|
world q EN- bruclng over 1000, ,0OO Y
Paintings and Choice Prints, at
laIged ART Rooms. All the
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The Falls OF the Rhine, size ZO
mantle and grand ; Scene on the
hanna, one OF the hits OF the SEN
1927 Lake Lucerne, SwitzerlI
most beautiful lake in the worIdI
Bella, a charming scene in NoruI
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Boston Light, IA beautiful marine
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White Mountains, Niagara Fall'
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the Sea Shore, Paddy in DliiicuHd|
Virgin Vesta, Snow Storm, a"
Fruits, and other 24x30 sugec'S'
Business Cards, Sunday Scho9 \
Statuary, Notices, Black grounal
etc. Also the finest and most III
assortment of 9xll Chro,mQjs' A
white mounts, blue line and blnCA" .,r
gold line. Our stock EN- braces c1S p,.
desirable for Dealers, Agents OF >
purposes, and all should test If Yt Il
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Illustrated catalogue on recelP' lo.. -
Send for $3 or So outfit. Adu'.-o IN
J. LATHAM g ~
40 Washington ST., BOSTON,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27
II RS 5, MULES AND AMIN

RS s, MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have never yet seen a case of Spg
Sweeny, king-bOne, Wind-gall, Scratch.
POll-Evil, which this Linilnent would
speedily benefit, and we never saw b ia
ca os which it would not cure 1t will
whom anything can. 1t is Jolly to .pend
for Il aIrirr, when one dollars worth of
ta,r Liniment viii do better. The folio,
is II sample OF the testimony proddced;
JEFFERSON, Mo-, Nov. 10, II
"Somo time ago | was shipping hory
st. Loais. / got one badly crippled ia
ear. With great di.licalty got him to
stable, on Fourth Avenue. The stablo-ke
gave me bottle of your Centau LINN
which | used with such success that in
days the horse was as active and naarlrg
| have boon Il veterinary sarseUn for {.
years, bat yor Linimcnt heads anyllH
ever used.
A. j. M'CARrY, Veterinary Smgeor
For postage stamp We will mail Cen
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hom every state in tho Union. These
ments are now sold by all dealers in tho q
try.
Laboratory of J. b. Rose & Co.,
A DEY ST., NAw YORK.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

THIS is a Gaelic proverb: "If the best
mans faults were written upon his fore
head it would make him pull his hat
over his eyes"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

AN infdel is a man who lives under
all the advantages of Christianity and
then ridicules the mother who nursed
him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

A DANBURY girl has settled the mat
ter. She says II frosty moustache is just
like plate Of ice cream Daadury
NetUs.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
DISHONEST . SERVANTS.

For several wceks past Captain Ricly, Of the Thr.
tcen,h precinct, Brooklyn, has been ON the trail OF
two clever servant girls who have becn in the habit
Of v,ctmizng their employers by stealing wearing ap-
pareI and money. Tho thieves, whose names are
Maggie McEliroy agcd twenty years. and ANNE Scar
ing twenty years Of nge. are now In custody
and were yesterday committed 70 the Raymond
Street Jail 10 awat -ri examination s. before
Justice Riley. Third District Court The g,rI
McEllroy, who, when not In service resided with her
parents In Gates avenue, has served term In tho
House OF Refuge for her incorrgible conduct About
six weeks ago she obtained board at the residence OF
Mrs. Connors, in Washington street. New York repre-
scntlng that she out Of employment but that her
prospects were excellent for an carly engagement Her
address was good as also her Appearance and tbe
FIRST Etmati0n Mra Connors mad OF her real cbarac-
ter was when she suddenly disappeared, taking with
her about $40 worth or wearing apparel Captain RicIy
arrested Maggie, whom he found hiding In the cellar OF
her parents house Tho police, further pro scout
ing their search FOR evidence against Miss McEllroy
learned that she had been cooperating with Annie
Sc ari ng IN systematic manner in executing robbcr-
los. "A soon as one would md employment sho
would notify the other of favorable time 10 call and
carry Off stolen articles Several complaints have been
lodged ior grand larceny asainstfho Soaring woman
She widow and Is known by the aliases OF "I}ro.
gan," "Brown" and ''Stewart." has served six
teen months IN tho Kings Coun ~ Pententary upon
conviction for stealing $50 rom Counsellor Anthony
Barrett Of the Police Board, and $40 from Mrs. Cor
man, Of Gates avenue, M ur ,t "' IA
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

An application Of the Commissioner Of Public Works
or an additional issue Of Croton man STOCK 70 Tho
ameuns oil $l6S 900 has been referred 10 Comptroller
Kolly '4 ''i
Tn, SUM Of $4,000 has been transferred by tho
Board oi Apportionmont on account o Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction for the purpose OF erecting
two paviions for the use Of the insane on Hart'y
Island. fe.fti
Mayor Ely visited tho Female Normsl College, At
Fourth avenue and Sixtveighth street, yesterday
morning, In COMPANY with Governors Porter and An
thony Leon frousdalc, superintendent OF Public In
srucon of the State Of Tennessee and
OF Virginia ,asn r.se tt ~
The Wornen's Hospital has applied TO the Board OF
Apportionment Tor 81 900 out OF the Excise fund 10
furnish their new institution. The matter has been
referred 10 Corporation Counsel Whitney for his
opinion as to wbother not tho Board has power to
appropriate money for such purpose.
Mayor Ely has signed the Aidcrmanc resolution re-
Questng the Corporation Counsel to furnish opinion
AZ TO the powers of tho Aldermen 10 regulating the
carrying of dangerous weapons by private persons.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.


OPENING OF THE sCHooLs--No MORE VICE
PRINcIPALs-A JUDGMENT REsIsrkD.
The arss mooting Of tho Board Of Education af.cr
their summer vacation held yesterday afternoon,
four o'clock, In ,hsir building, corner Of Elm and
Grand streets All the members were present The
report OF the Superintendent OF rruarcy vead,
showing that all truants who had been confined had
been ireed twelve Of them having been confined In the
Catholic Prosectesy aad Two on Randali's Island
Other communications from tho different school trus-
tees OF the vardz nonnating teachers and
vacancies, read and referred 10 the appropriate
comm,usss Several schools are undergoing repairs,
and the trustees asked that they be closed until tho
repairs could be completed.
Mr. W. II. Jacques, inspector Of the scboolship st.
M"rys resigned his position on account Of Ill health
Mr. r. l.. Coudert offered as prize to the best stu
de.t IN French IN the Normal College a gold watch
and President william Wood offered q prize oil $40
gold To the second best student Referred 20 the Com
mittee on the Normal College. ra~t ~
MI ". A. wlckham, Of tne Board, offered resolu-
by reducing The salaries OF the instructors Saturday
evenings at the Normal College. Referred TO the Com
The ComEitteo on Bylaws reported favorabiy upon
an amendment prohibiting the appointment Of vco
principals future tho grounds OF sch action being
Tho desire 10 save money by allowing the authority
now delegated TO the vice princp be delegated
iithey wcro called vice principals and paid higher
salary Tins does not interfere With those already ap
pointed. fftth fDfeI ftHt Hilt u.f l..
Tbe Committee School Buildings and Furniture
reported project TO make the school furniture uni
iorm IN all the schools OF the city. They recon-
mended sample desks seats TO be maae Tor the In
spection oil the Board. Commissioner West objected
ON the ground that IL would be creating monopoly
aud wouldin tho ond be Of more expense TO the Board
Inc report was, however adopted by vote OF Is 10 3
report was read from the Building Committee To
pay $4,000, Judgment obtained against tho Board by
the owners OF -piece Of properly which had been
builtupon by tho Board Tor Grammar school No 40
IN Thrty-seventh street. A resolution was offered
that the amount OF judgment be paid This lost
by a. vote of 13 IN favor and aganst
The resolution, fourteen votea beng required
10 carry the motion. The motion reconsidcred
and long debate cnsued. some were not wiling 10
pay, as they considered the IS, 900 mpos,-
tIon Others thought It better 10 pay the properly
owners might ejcct them anu u would cost them moro
than to erect school house At another place.
Tho resolution was nasy lost by vote OF IL to q, IA
beng required The votes against paying the money
were those OF President Wood anu Commissio ion
Baker. Beardsce, Cohen Place, Walker, Yves. and
Wetmore. EC- 0Fitt tW iuEfW u1nf. ,flv.
A resolution appropriating $4,000 TO buy piece OF
ground In West Forty fourth street adjoining Gram
mar School No. 81, was adopted, and the meeting
then adjourned .sp elf s,-es' .t1iroar n.r5,al,s
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
MARY SMITHS GENEROSITY,

Agnes Hsnnou, living AZ No. 5o4 west Thirty ninth
street, yesterday met on Tenth avenue an acquaint-
ancs namod Mary Smith, English tailoress, who
says she lives at No 232 Second avenue Mary was
accompanied by another woman, who was unknown
to Asnea Amer exchanging greetings and short
conversation Agnes parted from her friend Nary, but
ater started very eagerly search of her.
pOcketbook, containing 50 Is, had disappeared, and
suspicion pointed to Miss smith and her friend the
guilty parIies. Mary was found, and magnanim usly
offered to refund 81 Of the amount provided Miss Han
uon would not have her arrested The ofer was re.
jectcd and Mary was required ~ Judge Bxby TO give
81, 900 bail for trial at the General Sessions. y 1-
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


Chief Justice Curss OF the Superior Court yester,
miAh " spaaer against the New York Elevated Rail.
road Company 70 ascertain the damages sustained by
the defendant by OF tho Injunction restraining
the building Of the road, which was ssoved and to
repors the samo TO the Court Ex-Judge Bosworth Ii
tho referee named, 4'daaa III no5 IS -tr~ia .a
Judge Van Brunt yesterday granted an injunction
restraining tho Comptroller from selling ut auction
the ferry franchise from foot OF Tenth ana Twenty
thHd streets, East RIVER 70 Greenpoint Tho in.
Junction Obtained At the Instance Of the Green
point Forty Company. .".ipf iFe-a atIb .eIrlfrsu
Joseph English was charged before Com N issoncr
Osborn yesterday with offering Tor sae an altered
United States 81 600 bond He hold for exami
tlon, which was sst down Tor to-day l HI. .5 ,
george ash ngtOn Hliard was before United Sta
Cemmselonsr Deuel. yesterday, on charge Of rAudu-
lenty obtaining pension unaer the assumed OF
john Preston. HIS explHnutlon that bis name en-
shore is Georgc Washington Hlliard but nat be en-.
listed IN the United states navy as John Preston and
under that name was compelled 20 draw his pension
De was dschafge on his own recoEnixance. .Aila
Rcinhoid Murcnand sued Henry Carr. In the Marine
Court TO recover 5000 damages, for having al,cn-
lted the affections Of hs wife. The case came up Tor
Trial IN Part OF the Court before Judgs Snnott and
jury, yesterday, when testimony on benalf OF de-
endant was given 10 the effect that plaintiff had been
bis agent and discharged aud that THIS as defendant
h which he was innocent. Verdict lor defendant.
: Tho extradition case Of Eberhard Wiegand (the
lacts OF whicn nave already been puDlIshed was be-
lore United Staes Commissioner Osborn yesterday
Mr.. SOLOMON who appeared counsel for tho govern
mont of Hssse Darnistad, where The crime is alleged
10 have been committed said all tho papers had
rivod, tut, being IN German, week would bc neces-
sary ior ther examination, and asked an adjournment
Judge Dhcnhocfer counsel for tho prisoner but Was
granted ny tho Commissioner. flJ Ia -fet Il Aif
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
HOW RoBB WAS ROBBED.

Mr. James Robb. Of No. 2o7 Seventh avenue, finding
business dull, on Tuesday last concluded TO take
trip TO Coney Island, and shut up hts He gavc
the key John Lynch, oltorer about the negnbor.
hood In whom nevertheless Robb seemed to have con-
fdcnce. Lynch avaled himself of the opportunity to
watch worth IS. Officer Du6, Of the Twenty min th
precinct look Lynoh into custody, and Robb yester.
day preferred complaint against the faithless
who admitted the theft but boldly maintained that the
amount was only e2l. Judge Bixby held him in $500
O
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
Z THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

Ata meeting Of the Board Of Fire ommissioners
yesterday proposals were received for the repairs
projected AZ Fremen's Hail. In Mercer street. re-
port Of the proceedings OF tho department was re-
ceived, furnishing an exhibit OF Ihs outlay ior the
month OF August Fire Marshal sheldon IN an
account Of tho losses by lire during tho month. Ac-
cOrdng 10 his statement 100 fires occurred causing
total loss OF which 1850 was on buildings
ings amounted 20 $2ls 200 and contents TO S40 l5
The uninsured property destroyed amounted to
81 926.s ~ p .rt'rf = ~ itfs Il
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l.
Before Judge Gliderslcevo. ~
A FoRalvINa DRorHxR. ~ =

0liuebbcevc. II .
A FoRaIvINa BROTHER ~. -
David Macdonald, Of St LOUIS, was arrested some
weeks ago . bench warrant issued from the Court
OF General Sessions, on an indictment charging him
with libel he had just arrived from Europe in the
Ethiopia, when he was taken into custody by Detec!
tives OConnor aud Field The charge was that of cir.
culatIng through the mails certain iibellous state
ments rejecting the character and standing OF his
brother, Robert MacD6nald an importer Of lsces at
Nos "a and 66 Lispenard street. These bels. II was
claimed which were widely circulated through the
bis brothers. business David MacDonald was accord.
ingy arrested and indicted, and warrant was also
sued oa iSr ms arrest res on c,vi proceedings tho bail
noy Courtney representing Robert. Macdonald. The
prisoner Was admitted to bnIl In tho sum oi
$4,000 on the criminal suit but he was ~
once re-arrestcd aud taken Ludlow Street jail
In default OF bal the civil proceedings
few days aiterward the accused made
public rctracon o! the iibeous allegations against
his brother. whom hs declared he had trod tn njure
Ia New York and several European cities This being
The case Mr. Robert Macdonald, bv advice of his
sci, Mr. Courtney, abandoned tho OWL proceedings
against hun, and The prisoner WAS accordingly dis
charged from Ludlow Street Jail; but tho Indictment
uiJ renamed against hiin At the opening OF the
Court yesterday the accused called 10 the bar by
Assistant District Attorney Bcn and pleaded guilty.
Mr. Bell observed that inasmuch AZ the prisoner had
made ful retracton Of the iase charges against his
brother Robert who satisfied thai sentence should
be suspended be would ask the Court that
be discharged on hts rccognizance under suspension
sentence, that should ho again repeat his offence
he could be brought within this jurisdiction and pun
ishod. Judge Gilderslceve said that the offence
co,nraincd Of was SIMPLY niisdcmcanor he would
chsrgc the accused on suspended sentence. The ao-
cuscd who ia sixty. three years old, tncn Ief. Tho
Court W.
ALLEGED poRaEns ARRAIoNED. gr
.coioneI" william Carrere and John X. Hustled,
who arrested August % BY Detectives Pnssr.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
BURGLARS NICELY CAUGHT.

At two O'Clock Wednesday morning. as Charles B.
Larraway was passing the shoe store OF william Cum
mings, JE, At No 6l6 Eighth av., he noticed two
acting susptciously, and resolved to watch them.
Soon after he heard the OF broken glass and
the pair emerging from the with an armlul oil
plunder. Larraway gave the alarm, and Ofhcers Null
llean and Bgin, OF the Twsnteth prscncI arreslsd
the mon, who proved to be John Wilson, OF No 6l2
woet Twenty seventh street, and James Rogers, OF
No. $40 West Thirty-ssventn street About $Ib worth
Of shoes found In their possession Judge bixby
committed them for trial In default OF $500 bail each
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
THE BROOKLYN 1NFANTrcIDE.

An Inquest was held by Coroner Simms AZ tho
Brooklyn Morgne yesterday on the body Of tho infant
which was found nnder piIe OF hot ashes IN the
cellar Of Mr. D. Gillespe's house, In Bergen street.
where the remains had been placed by Catherine
Saunders, the mother, who was employed there a
domestic The latter testified that the child was STILL
born. Dr. A. W shepard. who made the post-nor,em
examination, however, testified that the infant had
becn born alive The jury found that the child came
10 hts death by violence, and tho woman held
await the action OF the Hrand Jury Nt