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Tho Lesson Of tho T.tlles"s evening subject,
"The Truth AboHs sse Gospels"

Ths ts.sn F;.. e .as evening subject:
uHtvEnaALrsr. = e..
The ha H. Thr% S caneS eorne. ts q !ad.na
n nyenne and Thrtg-frt street. 8. W. straao viii
-The ite, b. s Rydef d' vi, preach hi. morning
in St ranlih Church. Michigan averns, near
Eehtsen!h .tsees. ve:rer service in the evening
G,ssss iii. mo1nies + ~ tantsn d ~ IL
st.Et.. nGsme5. corner "s Warrington and RanRanon
NEW JHnrsALEH.
Thc REV. L. r. Meresr will preach THIS morning
Mase Mi, 81 Madison s'rast. saSjeet: "chr.at:s
The tcy. Dr. iiIbbard wilt preach thsa morn
stfeet sad rra'.Ie avenue, aud ata:sS eeiasE .h,s
afternoon In the Temple, corner Of Weft wasbing-
ifEnss': iiim!S y" 10 ~ 'e'a'' anu 10" 70 Como 70
Of STngaanon and Adams htscets. -,
1.-THE i.ey Chasles Thoupson yill preach in tho
in the iofenoon On '.Tho i,eantY Of uoliness,"
and In Tho evening on .'Tcmpcsanec.
LUTHERAN. :
md evening in the Church Of tho Holy Teinity.
corner of North Dearborn and Eric streets.
evening IN tbe Central Church. corner Of Vim Bu-
ten stsest aai Campbell avenue; Mornloe subject:
The !sey. j.. r. Toof win preach morning md
s,snn II ths r:s Church, Indiana and
MtacELr.AsEnus.
chapel Of tie Washug.onlan 1Iome At o'clnce.
ta,s StrraoG r.. reTps'aneo
.:.5i 'iaaEs 'aytos n; "? prsss NJ; ne.a'ag .na
sssGnS esss 81 4 ou tf Gtsa hs .sea Union 3'0n 7''s'
,1ll'setpies p Christ meet at No. q West Ran-
@i'te.esina ia Gu1r X M.,on Chapel 1T 11.. m.
.. The l|c.: i. y. raynter w!ll eon.,nct com;
pss .ses IL No. o
fntnta Of Huccersfnl Service"
!.ta t!is noruiag o. ..The Truth. ths Light, md
The Way" Iii she hall al No. ri West Madison
.,-Ms". Cora J.. v. Rlclmond will speak before
thc Flr't Society OF srllslualfet. at Occidental
i!al Ha'il'oa street, near Elizabeth, at 1o:45a.m+
The n.n.teeta.t.n nibic meeting will bs held
Il Snn;s Fem %, ~" 1o ftsnkl'n street, garner Of
sasee. '0's afternoon
-sunday 'rshoel exercise. wlt be he'd At 80 p.
Twenty .stxth street, between fndaua anu pratfio
avenues. and al j.. nj. at No. II Randolph street.
CALENDAR FOE TIE WEEK.
Jun< s4-Yourt! sanday aiiee Trinity; Nativity Of
St. ,fhhh tho baptist.
June oU-St. rctct.
l. CATHOLIC.
JaHs ct-Ftftt. Sunday after Pcntccost; Nativity
0f st. John baptist.
Juns est William. AbthIt.
.[uHs W-Ss. .folIn and Paul, Mn.
LHHs 97-Of The Uctoyt.
Jans as-st. iFe.'eas, u. ~; Vigil Of IS. Peter
and Paul.
Junf 4l-sS. Peter md Paul. Apo.sles
Iunk k30-E0pimcmnratinn OF 81. Paul,
JEWISH.
J1ns 28-Fast Of Tamux tTnnuE III.
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church. during tho summer, nftcr the int Sum
day in June, md the curtl, will prn,,ably have
70 be cltHcsi for fonc necessary repairs the Inst
two Sundays In July. Sunday mo.nnR srrvI<c
through the summer. II n m. Tic Sunday
school lk closed mil Sept, l.
The Methodist denomination Eti6tajns It's rep
utaeton for extensive work By arranging 10 use
the pastors at the canrrtnccifnx, and, with few
exceptions, must OF tie Afrt1lllht preachers ot
Chicago and Vicinity will wnsk at the Lake Hull
Erpnnt!s a portt0n Of the summer. Elder
Jntkfns, however, viii remain at i,ls post during
tic aeaeQU. -
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SAINT MARY SISTERS.
1na MOTT lNFLutNTfAL or AMERICAN zPlsct

IAL ORDERS
S1n York Tofla,
From the deck Of river.ooat, - It steams
past Peekstlll. the pointed gables and square
turrrt Of pretty couutry-houso IAN bc seen
rising above tho trees Oh tue hI8hlaids 10 tho
south OF the city, Tho "IIouse On the Htll,"a ~
II is commonly called. Is st. Gabrielle schooi,
and the central establishment under the charge
Of the Sisters Of St. Mary, IN order the origin
aud Drogrcss OF which make an interesting
chapter In the religious history OF this country.
Fourteen years ago four Sisters Of tho Holy
Communion. who had been living for soma time
ths life Of rtigt<ts IN this city. felt that 1t was
desirable Tor them TO sevcr their connection
With that Order, aud to undertake the charge
Of the Hou1s Of Mercy on West Etghty~si1th
atrsct, ~ asylum tor the reception aud Eetor-
nation OF destitute wupsn. 4 year later Ill.
other associate in their work was received. aud
the homo known Rs tho 6heltering Arms wa
founded. In 1875 they obtained chartes Of in
corporation Al the Sisters OF st. Mary, and wero
formally rtcoguized BY the Bishop OF the4Dto-
ce6s.
! No religious order ID tho Uuited btstes, out
slle Q! tile Roman Catholic body, Is ut prt&eht
70 widely known and influential a. this Sister
hood. ,fheir organization u by far the most
uupleta anI s.sIttly defined 0t Any saas have
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they took when they became members Of tho

they took when they became members Of tho
Urfef Of 1t. Mnry.
O1 Tho sclot,ls under their charge the largest
|. st. Mary's Schoot, on East FortY-sf1th street,
near Fifth avenue. There arc eleven other
teachers besf1es tho Sisters ia charge, md The
A. tho othcr schools Of this city Of the satnc
cfass. II IL one OF tho best known anil most
snccessful IN tho tdty. and parents whoec re.
!fGlous ietcfs arc widely tlissfmllar do not hes.
!tatc 10 place their ctittlrcn under the charge of
tho Sisters. The Bishop OF the diocese ii tho
visitor OF tho school. and tnatruction In tho
chnrel. history nul catcchfsm forms part Of the
courso. There 10 no attempt. however. further
tlan this. to influence tho religious views Of the
scholars.
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BAPTIST suaDAr.ScHooL INSTITUTE
Sr<elal Cpsrsapoa4<xes ef TAt Tstasz<.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, june &a-The Baptist Sun-
lsy-Schooi Institute convened 1t the State
Street Church. Lat Ive.daY afternoon, and held
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over until: Wednesday forenoon, when tho Rock
River baptist Association commenced their
regular animal session IN the tanc church.
On Tuesday the scssson!opcncA with prayer
and praise meeting. Thcn followed tho enroll
rnent and election Of tjfllcers. After sotne
words Of welcome by tho local pseachcrs, tho
Rev. J. II. Whitehead delivered an a.ldress on
"Jcsus the Truth" At 1 O'Clock, the Rev. A.
D. White, OF MarcnHo, fpokc on ''Thc Holy
Hptrlt, tho Teachers Guilds nn1 Helper" The
Rev. Charles T. Rowe. ot Bctsidcrc, gavca speci-
tnen sunday-school lcsson., A prai.c and prom
lse meeting In tho evening waa veil conducted
by Mr. L. A. Tsnwbridge. Then followed ono Of
the best addresses Of the session.: "Thc Con.
by the Rev. uafus1,a Anlcrson, u. D. Dr. An
dcrson advocated training Acitools for teachers,
and deprecated the attempt to make cycrv part
sensIbly advocated thoro,,9h reform, in sun
0ny.scl,oof rooms. On Wednesday n1tnfnf
verbal reports uf sunday-schools wcrc heard
from 8nnertntcn1enta: and at 10 o'clock tho
SundaF F-Sclool Convention adjourned, aud the
ROCK RIVER nA1TlsT. ASSOCIATION
a. Moderator. M A'Ai AFhs vas tbo Il Thitty.'
seventh annual meeting Of the Az
presided over BY Elder Lawrence. Among lho
prominent gentlemen from abroad were Dr. c.
i. Biackall. Of Chicago, Agent Of the American
baptist Publishing Society; Or. l. n. Hobart,
Agent of tho State Convention; Or. Z. +. Tot
man. representing the LadIcs' silss!on Union;
Dr. j. Pope, representing Hume Missions; DR..
uoodsreei, OF the Baptist Theological SemI-
nary; l.. 7. Savage, u. D,of Delolt: the }tev. D.
Il. Hunn, La lGrangc, Ill.,; F. II. llama, u
Clear Lake; 9; ,. stonc, of D1oomiug.on; 4.
'psDce'' oil eA'saeo; 1ssu.h nEtoar,.
Tho annual rrports showed tint there were
ten churches In the Association. During tho
ycar they had US1ileff III uetnhfrk.-1.t hv
baptism, Il BY letter, and 8 by experience, ami
8 being restored u membership. In tho satne
tlme 120 hah been tlismisscd, Ia by letter. IL
esuscd, II excluded, and ~ by death, Tho
whole number In the Association ta l,7774.
The Trcasurcr's rcpost slows tho following
contributions during tho ycar:
ncncvo!tnt homo nisa!ons. ...........$ T8S. 81
FurctVn m5EAons..... ...... .......... !. tB7. ~
For rablshinX Society. ....... -. ...... 111. ~
1flntstera' education un....,................ 80 20
Other objects 40f 81
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Fiftieth Anniversary Of the Episoo-
pate Of the Prisoner in the
Vatican,
Scenes and Incidents at the Conservation
ii Tho Church Of st. Peter
III Chains.
General Notes on Church Matters
at Home and Abroad.
Pious Jokes for the Unregenerate--
Church Services To-Day.
POLITICAL HISTORY.

'AS~S -
-
POLITICAL HISTORY.
FATHERS or TUE nsrunLtc."
~ the tnot,cural enreurn,.. attcn',ino thc nr.t
~ ."u eeteon'es a11enu,ok Wv u,ss
United States fs c1.npilc,1 from tho nrocccdtnvs
~ Corr..ss ~, Iii h. ra.,.,I ~ ,ntnr,,t ~
la,rc c1os. ~, r.ad,r. ~ s,,,ss hnttor th.r
s~ M ''' saso y. a.a,N.,s ss'"e' Hea
any mere DESCRIPTION eou'a uo' tne genera!
prevalence Of religious ideas At the time Of the
~ tllo "uoycraor Of Nattons,n pulllor down
QUO md setting up another ttroug ii tho opera.
ttons Of His providence. The stately utter
nuces Of tho hlrh fuuetIonanc, of Tho ncw M.
tional uosctnmcnt are full Of gratitude for tho
past md Of fnth for the future. Tho piety
they utter Is tho picty Of victorious warriors
and etntramen. ,]eanlv ots,,re,l that Tho tu.ttrr
Of tl,t,r cauae has rccclycd the onnrovo1 of
w W. ApP'9sA "
"thc oFcat Afoltcr OF tho UNIVERSE" But let
Sl On Thursday, f w Xprii 50, I7ao after taking tho
oath Of Office, Georgo Washington addressed
ty5.sn tas Senate anu noaso Of REPRESENTATIVES, as
Wou.a ~ 10 peeatln!ly lmpfopee 70 Gnat 10 thls.
t aSY Wo rus. s 70
providcntial aids can supply oyory human defect.
lint Ills bonciicon my eonsccrato, to Tho iiGcr.
ties aud happiness Of the peeblc af tho unitoi
statce. government instituted by tbcmselyee.
nau inny nnnue esesy .asHuMoht @ employeo IN lts
nahnnistIailoh 70 efeento w!ta success tno fnne.
tonp aslot'eu 10 htn GhM!Hes in tchdtfang THIS
AoniaHa 70 she EfeAt Antnof 81 eyeff rapl1c anu
pI,n.o kuuu* aeeusc AJte! tuatit c3ptesses{ your
nus iss1 saan ny pMn. nof thosg o. ny
pis s s'a mi ada?te Sa esS sSo
!hvlsln,o t, neno WHICH cpnduGH tne auasa o. uen
n'o!E ~ ..an IT, E:op!s ~ saG Gnnea oiate1 Every
htep " WINCH lucy llavo ADVANCED 70 tAc character
O. an lMaepehacnt naton scems to marc oeen dis
Mn?HilahSn ~ s0na9 toaen OF rFgventlal agency,
IN H. srstrn oF thutr nttnd
tsauntEl deliberations and voluntary consult II so
fnanY distinct con.nunitses {ron Which ti,G dycnt
has fosYted, cannot llo compared with the 1nonna
ny which, most GosarnnentA l1aT9 hecn established
W!Ihout somo !etnr! o. pous grat!tnao, a!gng with
IN h9n,hla nnsic'pat,on OF tnu future blessings
which thc pAstsecsns to prasaqe.
Tho rresidcat, the Yico.rscsldcnt, tho Sem
tTnt,rtf fn H. i,omI1s f:j,sri ,rf,nr" fSivinn .
Ice WIS pcrfurmcd bY lii Gnautain Of Con.
grc.s,
ntu reported all answer 10 the PrcsiJeut's
speech, wlllel, was aercptcl, and tho Vico-Trcs-
turo to tho address: g.,
arnr thn ntircus 'n sr,.,os1s ~ 9inse s
'P~, Wv AeN..oo . ~ 'o>sso' w. '"t'""s'
. MHs! w. ~ at ~ Eu.t"cuchGa p clf.
campcs wSlc,, g1ad,1sy nrcpare te ,,eomtc nf ,hIs
cuun!ry for Iudcpondeace; when VIZ contemplate
e ,t sse apr ;be ana ns,e t ., w. "ss H
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hour tho novccs retire, md on the commence.
ment Of next day rise and 60 through oxactly
thu same routine. Alter 8::1l ut night no word
must bc spoken TIL 8:sD on the next morning.
This routine 1naka up tho life Of q novice for
two years at lcast. aud the time Is frequently
cxsende.l % toar aud even y aye years. No
old, aud mono becomes q s!stcr Of st. Mary ull-
III she Is ~ Tho discipline Ut these years Of
trial u confcascllY severe. II the trials and rc
yuirements ate not checrfullr sustained aud
fulfilled. sho can no longer scnlain Us y novice.
4 number have entered tho uoytt'ate with en.
thusiasM but never finished II.
At tbs end OF her toyitiate, tho young lady
csper ths M sise sc s'S vas 'sH sanS
10 tliu Orler bya vote Of tho Chapter, two.t|!Els
Of whom must give their assent. On bctng re-
cciycd rs q Sitter, her noytce's dress was
ordel, and, lustcaAlot 4 plain cross: sho wore
1roni That time one upon which silver lIlies wGr8
engraysn. Tbs l'fs ot a Sister VI Ct. Mari. Is
lIku that Of q novice, except that during the
among tho people who need tl,etr care. 4
novice rarely, II ever. ieayes tho houae except
for exercise In the grounds. The Sisters reccisa
visitor. u certain hours, but the nosires live
New York. living al thu Bel,ool Of stnsisry, in
the city, and tsaehluK with lnyre thas common
sueee.s. In 1878 she wen. to Aenph's, Tenn.
aud took tAe position OF S!sler Superior Of the
large achool which was founasthe{a by the Order
| In iLas year. Her Southern birth aud singular
altract!yrnesa Of manner assisted her elCrts 1t
has been conducted has now insured tts sue
AZ present thero arc twenty.four. Sisters Of
81. Mary aud fifteen nogtces. OF tho noFires
aud none older than, 10, beyond which agu no
| one Is received Into the slstcrhool. Two u the
noVIccs sFe widows. and The husband OF one was
IN arnaY oti|ces oi distinction. Appltcattops arc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

while deciding that Chamberlain
holds over, also declared the Mackey
House Illegal, as he was bound to do,
III dcfcrenco"to the supreme court.
The court cannot go back upon i!n
own decision. Tho levy pl3scl by
the Nlackcy House is not worth the
paper it is printed on, and the
Supreme Court is bound to protect
any person resisting execution
under it: The only possible chance
for Chamberlain is u decision that
he holds over because there mas no
fegaI LoyiS!otore to dectore u ueu
election. An illegal Legislature can
not pass loyll t,x-bill. No act i 8
valld unless passed by the Constitu-
tlonal House and the contribution
asked by Hampton will be credited
IN any bill originating in that BODY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13
An Interesting Landmark

The masons Of Monticello aro
ERECTING anew two story building,
the upper story to bo used for tho
lodge, and the lowor for a store.
This building is located ON the site
ORIGINALITY occupied by the old
VI citorsonian Institute" which was
destroyed !:y fire during Shcrmao's
RAID The land for This Institution
was donated by Mr.. Philip p.
Pearson, and the building was erect
cd III 1901. Thomas Jefferson cave
ahundrcd dollars to it's construction.
and tho town of Monticello was
thereupon named for his private
residence near Charlottesville,
Virginia. The School enjoyed some
celebrity in the early days of the
county. H,ro CllnoAl,or H.
Per is said to have pursued his
studies under the first principal, tho
kov. John Rogers, walking six miles
every day: The late Ex-Governor
Means aud Other loading citiz ,,s Of
tha county also at }endcl tho Sahc,l
1t WAS used as q female seminary
just prior to and during the wAr.
The progress Of rcorection is
somewhat impcded by wrnt Of funds,
but it is hoped That the work can
ere long be prosecuted to completion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

A HANDSOME e:YVApE
HAMPTON, GOVERNOR OF Sou,Fu CARO-.
LIMA, is tho subject of very hand
some engraving, almost Ife-sizc,
just published by Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswcll, Charleston, S. G..
The picture is the first product, on
so large scale, Of a new and secret
process based on photography, and
is very fine likeness of tho Cover
nor. We feel suro it will find q
large sale all over the State Mr.
?. G. Zyhstra, we'll known hore as a
resident of Winnsboro during the
war, is the canvassing agent for the
counties of Chester and Fairfield
Wo commend him, and the enter
priso he represents, to the liberal
patronage of the people of both
coun ties.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

Mr.. James @: Davis Special Agent,
has visited the. western portion of
the county. He met q hearty re.
ception everywhere and mp to date
had collected over two thouscnd
dollars. The southern, eastern and
northern portions will be visited
this week. We are pleased to SEQ
the support rendered to Hampton
by the people showing that Fair
field is abreast with her sister coun>
ties. Chamberlain's pretended levy is
n nullity' Judge Carpenter, even.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

RichardSoG. the local of the Go,
3lumbia Register, parts his hair wide
in the middle and is the best para
graphist in the State. It's good
time to raise his salary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

at the recent term of court in
Lancaster but one person was cor-
victed, poor colorcd man, who
being hungry i'll the night sought
food, and in tho dal,1 mistook his
neighbor's smoke house for his own.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13
NoTECE.

X lL persons nre hereby notified NOT
~ to fish, hunt, enter, upon cnt timber
or IN any way tresposs on tho lands If
the nndersigned, on pain of prosecution.
l. alsP request all parties indebted =
myself orr to Richard Jones, to make i'm :
mediate settlement. All parties holdinu
for payment.
jan 3! 1t JAMEs JONES,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

4 A merchant states that of tIlir
teen thousand dollars advanced b,
1h'm to farmers in Fcastcl yille hl
lest only fifty dollars.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

Now that The Presidential election
about to be settled some Of our
ubscribcrs can pay their dues.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13
In Banllruptcy.

In the Matter ofJ. A. CALDWELL, bank
rupt
w WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Tho UNDER
J. signed hereby gives notice of his ap
poln'mcnt as Assignee Of the estate 81
1ncoo "A. CaiIwell, of Fairfield county,
been aCjndGcI Bar %rupt upon his own
petition, by W. j. Clawson, Register. All
person. indebted TO the said Bankruut
Will make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Il. w. CLAW; ON.
feb 1-tx3w Assi,,noo
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

Senator Beverly Nash cyinccs
symptoms Of conversion The
colored orphan Asylum in Columbia
of which he is manager was on the
verge of starvation. Chamberlain S
pockets were empty. The spider
had built her web in Cardoza's safe
and the Chamberlain "treasurers"
were not returning any taxes. Nash
addressed q letter to Governor
Hampton soliciting aid, and received
thousand dollars. All the poor
and fricndless will have to look to
Hampton.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13
y. CLENDlNfNG,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

WINNSBORO, s. G.
R THE undersigned re-.
rna W. <gsa spcctfully announces to tho.
~s1'4@' '-S'~ citizens of Fairfield that he
gssA~ haa removed his Boot and,
Shoe Ntanufactory to one door below Mr..
q: Muiiers. l am prepared to manufacture
oil styles of WORK in q substantial and
wor,:lnGnlikc manner, out of the yerv bcst
materials, and at prices fully as low rs tho
same goods can bo manufactured for Mt tho.
North or elscwhere. Ikeop constnptly on.
hand. 10 good Stock of. Sole and IJpper.
Leather, Shoe Findings &C., which willbe
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash.
.Gs7- Dried Hides bought.
oct IL j. CLEEDINISCt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

Jndge Mackcy still holds that
Hayes will be the next president :;
and declares that one Of his first acts
will be a recognition of Hampton.
Judge Nlackey thinks olso that u
committee Of thirty two, che from
each county, should be sent to
Washington to present the claims of
the Constitutional Government.
Not a bad idea.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-13

The pleasant weather Of the past
fortnight has givon an impetus to
agriculture, and farmers arc DIG
pairing their lands. It is hardly
necessary to speak of the necessity
for planting grain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06
DIED.

AUSTIN. On wednesday, August l, ISL. a. Fal-
mouth, Macs, JENNIE A wifs Of SIDNEY ". gst1n,
aged q years.
BOWMAN; On Mondas, Ausa.ts, ISL, GEOReE
NOtlce VIII be given u funeral.
COOK. On August 4, hi, at 6-s1 O'Clock. Mr.
IETIIIA CooE aged IS years aud months, At the
,esloenee 81 her grancdaughter, MRS Chas h.
hemais 20 DC taken q Phi! sdelg hia. Funecsl on
Tuesday, IN Philadelphia, AZ ; .. IN.
CATION Ga the morning Of Au gust 5, ISL, JOHN
CATION, IN the 18th year of mis- age.
Ills funeral viii Jake place from the regiisacs OF
his latter, No Is street southsast, On ia ssiay
evening az 4 o-cl 'ck . m Friends aai quaint
HARVEY. Suddenly, on Saallg norning, Au-
gust 5, IS77, near Winchester, Va, A. EAKNEsT,
only child Of James b. aud Ruth u srysy, az a N
"0f sach Is the kingdom Of Heaven"
LUCAS. At the Epiphany church hone, No.
1919 II street on SATURDAY, August 4, ISL, Mrs.
MARY Lucas, in the Ssth year OF her age.
MCCLELLAN. In Lbs Angeles, Csliforais. Au-
eTy Of this city youngest sur OF the late George
iBoston and Maine papers please copy.I
POWELL. On August 8, lsTl, at 80 q. m, VIZ.
II and Eilzsbeth Poweu.
Funeral, "Wednesday O'Clock. Relatives and
southeast.
RICHARDSON. On sunday, August s, ls77, MT.
MARy =. kIcHAR DsoN, beloved vile q 9udson "
Friends and relatives are res ,ectfuly invited ca
attend her fenerAI from her late residence SO. ana
9TH street southeast. Tuesday, August 9TH. Rs-
9uitm mass at ST. Peters church 3 o'olock.
sPATES. On August 5. 49,, MARGApyr
sPArEs, wife Of John spates the Ola year oil ner
age.
The relatives and friends arc most respectfully In
oclsck, from her late residence, no. IsaJ s,th
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

MEET NE IN HEAVFS-Ono of tbe r,,st
aUecting incidents OF the Pittsburg riot was
that IN connection with the death 81 A l,tlIs
Dpy. lie Wa> shot I'm the abdomen and was
Carried into saloon near by. A PHYSICIAN
was summoned. while the llJtle sufferer iay
Cpon piece OF Oh cloth spread upOl ms
noor. TIE ltie-bloOd was cbbing f-o-l him
ald covering the cloth with gore, bat he was
conscious and able 10 talk Iitsig a inter
NAls. lie Kept calling for water, water ."
ana eagerly drank the precious LIQUID handssf
pain ne seemed 10 become Conscious of ina
TACT mat things earthly would soon fade
nom us view. lie was a boy OF more than
Ordinary -ute.il genCe, aud as the fact OF hts
approaching dissolution becsi ne fmnrgSseI
upon him ne asked that MS mother De caIlef
They told him she had been sent FOR. but
might not reach him in time. .sTnen." said
he, III die, tell mother 10 meet me Ia hea-
ven" Later In the evening the gates OF pearl
were opened and his spirit entered In the
Eden OF everlasting rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06
EVENING STAR.
'0N ia y .............A August q, 1877.

f>NCHoLs.-'I'AL lNFLUENCF ~ rrp,,g,
DIsEA SE.-DT. &c, rge " Beard rsaf n ,2s.'.'.
on - TIE inr ncncc 81 r. nd IN Lhc caussff,-,
t4-0 cue OF disease lie a., fel two cas.S %
ofs-Alc diseases 81 the spine y l.. tCh had r :
cetNed decided temporary relief va.l,s -
ting under blue glass. The opinion va - :
pressed that IN time all works on thersns1-
TICS must Include a chapter OF mental tbers
keuIcs. From experiments and study Dr
b'sru was able % make the foll6wing
lsy geological suggestions:
irSt-The i'll success OF patients treaftn,
themselves, aud OF physicians treating their
ONn Iamlilesr was partly due 60 the want of
ave ana The emotion OF wonder 20 co operats
with them.
second-rhe Old custom OF keeping pa-
tiehts ignorant OF the contents OF preScrin-
lions oy writing them In Latin tad psyche
i iosy Oh ~ slde. POSSIBLY we may be going
700 lar Tie Otiler way.
Third-lt Is entirely possible thai hva,o
phools and tetanus may be brought on. win,
an their distinctive symptoms, and fhst
deah may result, through the emotions OF
lear and expectation alone
fouifh-PatientS whose will aud fn'eIls,t
are feeble have bad proguosis. Tor win
them the subjective symptoms are ri llur-
and vice versa
Ftfth-Physicisns OF great scientific M
2inment and real worth may fail when an
Ignore nj and obscure charlatan suecAeis
because I'm the latter wonder and awe ar,
excited, and these are more powerful thera-
penticallN than simple respect.
SiNth-ln experimenting I'm hospitals with
new meulclneS, patients must be deceived
or else The results are complicated by mental
lnnuence.-i Me,ticoi Record