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New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
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BY WILLIAM wNTFR An American edition OF the London
issue 1GmO. 81 80.
"ThseD comprises in addition to the beSt OF me
poems IN Mr.. Winters previous y0ume NY, WINES,
read before the Society Army of the Potomac IN 1876
Farewell John Brougham noteworthy series ol lONe
poems and others never before collected
The Army and Navy Journal felicltousv remarks
The idea Of the title is the pretty poetic ~ cy a he
1yrcs are the that has oated away from the te OF
human experience and have been blown about g he "h Vi
chance"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

DONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
IL Newburg Poughkeepse Highland pas s Rd pos
with Ulster and Delaware and waikiki Hs1Iiey hslaSMs ea
noatn rbomas Cornell James W. BALDWIN leave uay
AZ D. M from pier "a North River foot OF Harrisonst
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
6ieamuoals Gno RAILROADS

bi'lolOb "I" NV ibi--'NH
the
FALL RIVER LINE
between
NETWORK BOSTON
The managers Of this line beg temperance
of these superb steamers on the route
MONDAY, April 10. 1873.
Mains or expensc spared place them in spen
ensuing Every requirement for
~ vcnyrcc comfort safety of pass engers has been
w. ~, oul fh,y are presented Ia the pnblc IS the
INST EQUIPPED and MOST ELEGANT STEAMERS
Of their class IN the world. - 10 =. ,......,.- o
l,cr trom pier ~ North RIVER OF Murray at
~ M Leave Brooklyn, via Annex boat az 400 T. M
p H. j. r. KENDRICR, Supt
poRDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
boHD GEO l.. CONNOR Genl Pass'r Agent.
O,KOY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - Sure
coDnccons with all railroad lines, North, East and West
-, uE GREATLY REDUCED FIRST CLASS, 81. DECK,
ram ' noe. TNCU tl~ION, 81 30.
magnificent steamboats, leave daily except
,nr5y al O D. m from Pier 49, y r. loot Leroy,st: state
ana through tickets at DOdds Express, 944 broadway
n. \" anu NO"' JOSEPH CORNELL. Genl. supt
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l1coposals

DRAZOS ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE, TEXAS.
D-Tu IRON MAN NUFACTU URERs-fROPOSALS Lok
THE META I-WORE or a LIGHTHOUSE FOX BRA
ZOS ISLAND, TEXAS. ,.-..- ,,....-
OFFICE or TH2 LIGHT HOUsE BOARD
WA-HiSGIoN D. G.. April TO- 1878
Sealed proposals viii bo received at THIS Gce ntl Twelve
iron manufacturers for furnishing the McidEWolk OF a
Light House for Brazos Island, Texas Plans, sprcihcalonS
fortus of other information, be obtained
from the undersigned application by mail or person.
~ PETER L. HAMS,
Major Of Engineers, L. :. A..
Engineer. Secretary Light HOuse Board.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
Bound RKOnk ROUTE

BOUND BROOK kDJ II.
IOR TRENTON AND PHlLADELPHIA d, oo O
@ aYf & 9r & lege9 @ and g 96a an AT oSo No. Tor
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail.
road ihlId an btIksstsp at l2OJ 'Jo 5;oO II'oV H. 7
Leave Trenton for York 20 except Monday 63j
SO, 1920 a. m, l2l5. sl5 4:lO G:!5 p ~ oooo ~
:3J p trains nom NewYork to tie $50 a NJ I5op' n'
sUSD&Y NcwYor ana Philadelphia @ 2t
sTo a: ~ 35o u p ~ i,Go ar 20 i02o a. NJ Gio D. M
T1ckets for sale foot o. berty NG & 5S2 + ana 5 gfs
way New.York amt Brooklyn ana az N9 GouItst Boo4'
II. r BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY. ~. 70, %
- AEkANGEMENr OF TRAINS taxing enecs i''' -
Cincinnati and Chicago Day yoE;1 EEgEess Drawing
m Win 5 l' iSsi iF to iae Weis ani SOUTH
"e groom seepI%E % coay % d' 70 siseTiGs
coaches through Bufa'o. Niagara fais Clnci
nat and Chicago without change aso hotel dining cars 10
p. in Em.Crant train for the West
and u midnight saturday nights only sanday sl5
@ DpFh and 4 Pass1S S i = 10 9sht m Z s@ndat R
9 $50 10 a. m, lA5 $50 m, and ~ nldnisht % roo,
1i$%%I5 $4@ 5s6 SiS ~ $50 BR gg5 end nd
M ana i& @dpe6t I" ';oo 'i' va Ill., Inv ~
midqieht. sundays q, $50 10 a NJ, las, $50 p H.
cornwall 8 a. IN, $3.50 43O p m. Sundays, s:3oa, IN.
NcsSarsh NT1 . a. r' $50 $50 p ~ sundays s3Oa
os o9dSI & k9s'iSn 10 A. a. @ S & i5 I'm 4so 21u SUI
cay TONI ~ i5 i 10 M " Sl5 49, sundays
$50 10 a. M, $3.50 p The m and 40 NJ Il IRA Trans ~
connect With Ncw York and Oswego Midland r. r. az MRb
Jeryis 40. loa n. 4:3O o. ! p H. sundays o''O
orr IIans leaving Chambcrsst on even or hall hours
before IN leave Twenty trist fifteen minutes earlier
man hove time trains avng ChambersL on quarter Oufs
leave thirty minutes earlier BoaIs lesvs
Twenty hirdst at 0Ij and lao D. IN; SohheGunB WIN
trains leaving Chambers St at 10 N and ~ and
1lcket for passage and for ap2rtrens Ia
ping coaches outane and orders lor he e
be left at the COmpanys oces
Nos 239 40l and gj1 BrOadway. Y; No Courtst"
Brook yI the COmpaDy's deiOts ~, xy,. a, 7.o5
Trans the West arrive III Nv ''-N
Ill., lI52 X9 Az" NJ haBoTTT r. general Passr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
rans ve for Fnge wood ClOser PermOnt and Nyack,
= $50 g:i5 a. m l. 8 L. 4:iJ. 530 $50 1870 p m, ava
saturlay nights only at 1889 p III Sundays T. ILL., anu
ESQ ,. -, No.. o.,, Ar AK N
m JOHN ABBOTT, Genl Pa~Sr Agent, NeW-l OrA
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
Gtrdmboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants Ex-
n press Iine.-Eleqant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEWCHAMPION will leave daily Saturdays exeeptedh ior
Albany Canalsf North River trs dock ao3ve
Line at D. M connecting with trains North and west rare
(decR 25e cabin fare 50e meals 60c Freight taken lower
= Inv nv oth thprlin II. II.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
0iinailons Uanteo-- males.

At ODELLS Old Established Office, 100
n West 3Iths, corner Broadway can be found ali kinds
male help farmers gardeners coachmen walters
white and coored who will work low, ana give
erenCes; female help in abundance. ODELLS OFFICE
lO9 West 34thst. corner broadway.
LII families, hotels, restaurants and board
"A ing houses n the city or supplied with
for kinds OF work English Scotch lTish German, swed
ish &c. all at reduced wages IN keeping with the times Ap
ply or address CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
los 6th-aye, near 9th.st
C0OK, &c.--A very respectable cOlored man
~ as hotel cook steward, or private family
thoroughly understands his business for the city country
Can on A. j. NJ 1871 Broadway second door above 3zdst
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

EARE REDUCED. oa,,,
Il S3 TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS. IS.
THE OLD RELIABLE SrONINGTON LINE
" FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONINGTON andlHODE ISLAND
leave Pier 49, North River. at p. H. dAuy
except Sundays).
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN win
leave STONINGTON at 4:3J a. m.
Tickets for at all the principal ticket offices and
state rooms secured at ali Offices of Weseors Express Co,
and 1858 Broadway. .,.
PROVIDENCE LINE
1Fregh onlyD daily except Sundays az
T. m from Pier - North River foot Of WarrensL Freghts
VIA IA eheI y T,nr"cK .s Pres L. W. FILKNs Agt
I ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
1 via New Jersey southern Railroad Commencing Octo-
bpr : 1877 The 6eamer jesse HOHT will leave New.
York Pier North River OOt OF RectOst connecting az
sandy Hook with trains for Long Branch Philadelphia ana
Toms River II a. M and Nineland, BlldgetOn Egg
JTorIor Il n M WautOwn, BaInegat and IuckertOn,
y. e." - 0.'iNN-' NoHeI"t .tlnasel.--
I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 4 KANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l,
1877 Leave depos fooi of Courtandt and
Allentown Mauch Chunk Wi.kesblrre PlttstOn sayre, FL
mira hic, Auburn Rochester. Bunao Niagara Falls and
the West Pullman sleeping coaches attached -, r..
ROB'r H. SAfRt, sup T. anI Eng +,
CHAS. H. CUMMINGS Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS.

Volt " Artist Biographies" by NJ F. swEETsTER.
Vol. ]. TITAN. Vol 4. MURIl.lO.
Noi o RAPHAEL. Vol. D. REMBRANDT.
VOi. q DURER Vol. 6. CLAUD LORRAINE
Cloth, 80 cents each.
"This delightful series Complete in respect 70
biographical detail and full Of all needful matter in the way OF
lists OF pictures and their locations they are beau ideal
Voiues biography congratulate both author and
publishers on their wedeseved succes-I American Book
seller.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

A press Iine.NEIeeant steamers WALTER BRETT or
viii
Line at p connecting With trains NoE, bt s1d lower
SS Sy 2S Shsr SaS ns Ts 'Oe meals
A GREAT REDUCTION of FARE
IN PEOPLES EVENING Is HfI LINE STEAMERS 80 ,
g2R ARANE SSHPsfHs S ExFREs and
and ali points NORTH by Deawars and Hudson. aud WEST
by TTfSsfCTAss gSPrs EalIEGa F%R 81 DECK 5O
ExcURsI9N TiGkEf 70 AIBiAEYAyP. REITRY g g
LEAVE PIER M FS2T sGNp2Ys az GANfTT AT p NJ
c ce 3 SRa 3 RsasG an ss
R Annex ge%es %Ra adoning Fulton Ferry rooSyn
@ Tourist See SS q S S ~ 6 1 a P Norh
River. and on board steamers ma oroo,,,,,x rp,Ns
~ FEFRE% RHS ET5G RR65K3yE q Sh aySEX { B2ATS OF
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Sausatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brdgeport
leave daily (sundays excepte at IliSo H.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYok from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland
500 a. M Washington Counbus chicago and the West,
HicmOn Charleston and the South ThrouSh Pullman cars
i0o p M or Washington the West and the south via
GOrd0nsye Pullman cars from New YORK to baltimore anl
Washington making close connections for Pit shurE Cn.
cinna Iou VILE ana - Louis Ihronsa P9lmssh Sas
TO Ag1sIS % an Says W., the south and West Pull
man soepers fIom New Yck 20 Bam9Io and washington
81 Louis Pittsburgh, the aud Southwest Through
Pullman from baltimore to Cincinnati 1nd Louisville con-
rect- a Washington IN trains for Lyncburg Florida New
Orleans. and the South -.
B T saxay so23 aG eSrt o o5t ., coTand
'and Dcsl ossosss aui depot jersey Clty.
ASK FgR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAIiROAp
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station In New. YORK. foot OF ILbeuy-st
Commencing Nov 96, 1871 Trains leave as follows
O3Q H.; n.-tOr Elemingt0n, Eision beiVmere , Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqua, WIltesbarIe Elnrl, &c Connects at
Junction v IA ID /. ana NJ AZ. II.
s:lj cCr High Bridge Branch. Eiston. HarrsOu%
Mauch cnnnN. TainaGua. azeton ~kesbarrc, Scranton
NilIamspOrt sc.
1918 a. N. and APO m.For Somcrvle and bennington.
] %. m.-FOr IpnmCtOn F3ston, Mpuch Chunk, Tamaqu1
krsraIo scranton, TuukhauuOck, Tawaqua, HazcltOn
Reading, POiisvlc, Harrisburg, SC.
4 p. u-tOc iugn Brid"c Branch EasOn BelYiaeie anu
MGuch thu.k. Connects 20 JU elton with d. j. ana W. ~ H.
6:5u .. daily For Eason, AlenOVn and larrh oufS
S:IJ y. nj For I"s;on.
For trains 20 local points sec timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRAINa-icayr at $50 H.. IL p m. for
BrGg; aud iufprmcac points an1 at $50 NJ Tor
Flst'n, Reading, and Harrisburg
NEW-YCRk and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trains leave Perth Am6Oy, Rcd Bank, Long Branch
Ocean Grove sc. At g. lJ ll:+j q. l. 5:lj D. NJ ,,
Stages MattaWan station 70 ana from hbl
lOET and at Gqual to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
conscnors Leave foot IiGeryst, for Freehold al
s:lj Il:I5 a. ILL.,, 1, j;lj ?.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
conEscloEs Leave foot Of IiOertysL, Tor Ireehod al
S:l5. Il.II a.. 4. 81 o..
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Eam Schools.

VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular courses, years
GRADUATE course TOR degree of DCl Fall teri
opens sept 20. Address Prof. WAYLAND, New.Havcn,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERsE

r. EN I UItN ana LDNV bhNN DIV IoIVN.
Trains leave for Perth AmbOy, Rcd Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove &C. a Sl5 ll:+j q. III. l. 5:lj D. NJ ,,,,,
stages connect at Matawan station 70 ana from hbA-
lOi.T. and at Squal to and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

DORTER, &c.-By a young man of good Eng
h education, position IN cn ohtc or a. porter or "oh
work necessary; long ami saifsctufy lci'Itrcb
givc Address II. H. tribune Uptown Cficc, l,23S Biond
WAY
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

- Bile married 3d. good flower and vegetable
gardener aud thorough coacman can also nj X care Cal
lie do other wCIk about gCutlcmans place ~ wen
recommended both cOachman and gardener Apply NJ
CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE. lOo Cth-GVe'
"a
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

GARDENER, &c.-By young Swiss Prot
~ estlut, gardener ard cOIciman or waiter city OF
country: best rcferences. III Leeckerst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

GR0OM.-As groom, by young man OF eX
VI uarcncc Tho aud treatment of road horses Un
d!suds ue breaking and handling Of young horses know
assist with outside WORK when his time Il not tak' vi
the refers Ia last employer Aadre55 r. H. ~
town rr.blla Office Lbs Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
4 GREAT REDUCTION of FARE
"A BY THE
pCppI E,S EVENING LINE STEAMERS

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leave tahaTinesp daily Sundays excepted at I3O H.
and al nm
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
POEMS OF PLACES.

Edited by HENRY W. LoSGFELLOw.
Vol 20. RUSSIA, including Asietc Russia Little
Classic style. 81.
This volume contains all available poems that have been
written relating special localities in Russiabatte ana
Camp songs Alma, A7O Balaklaya Kazan Moscow, Pul
iowa SevasOpOl and Warsaw the mythical legends OF Pro
ineheus Caucasus the Golden Fleece In C0ichls
many other pieces Of peculiar local poetic interest
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
6itnations Malfs

OOACHMAN.-By a respectable Protestan)
~ cOtchman SINGLE who understands bis business slelv
temperate willing and oblgng hls references snow ca @
keen in perfect order II required, ca Ior
fwaidays CoiCUMAN no l4B East 39thst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
sales of state and Rdilray Bonds Railroad Bank aud
LLpreSS Stocks.
10 A. m.-sALEs BEFORE TIL

. 1 - w .UD- %
Del g liudsOu
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

NOACHMAN, GROOM, &c. - By a single
~ man. aged 20 wears who + good driver and groom VIII
meniators Apply at CARPENTERS NEW-YORK HOUSE
Of EMPLOYMENT, lOS 6ih-ave., near 9thst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
TALKS ON ART.

By WILLIAM NJ HUNT. Price reduced from 81 80 TO 81.
It abounds in vitality of in keen and delicate
discrimination and chief Of ALL complete kindlness
don Spectator
"singuarly racy and suggestive "-lPal Mall Gazette
For sale at all bookstores. postpaid receipt Of
price, by the publishers
ocCOOrN O.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
SECOND BoARD-l O'CLOCK p. NJ.

NV lTANhA
ymatured Coupon
1000. ...... 20 =
CT Western % ex
Nov Coup II.
2.OOO.-...... 72ls
American Ex B'nk
lO........l0O
Del & iIud & Co
200. be. 56@
SAIEa FROM 10
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

COACHMAN, &c.-By q young Protestant
~ and WIFE to do any kind OF work. In country
No
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23
4 Huge Monopoly.

The bill levviug license tax on
the keepers Of gambling houses, a.
published in the New Oilea>,s Demo-
crai some DAYS since, if it becomes Ia
law will create in this state as great
monopoly n that Of The State Lot
terry, aEd ought To lie entitled An
Act Ia encourage ,he establishment Of
gambling hriis in ever, town in the
State, under the management of and
for the sole henrGt of one individual
or single iirm,' ior such would I e the
inevitable result of such % law. il,
levies a license tax us $50 geo on the
keeper of gambling house. ard fixes
heavy penalty on any one VIII" Tails
or refuses 10 take out thi. liurh>,.,
which. but for the other provisions of
the act, would stem 10 amount To a
virtual prohibition of gambling; but
in reality it amounts 10 The e,' atliSh-
ment Of huge gambling monopoly.
because il ryempts the person taking
ont State license from all paroc'ial
aid municipal taxation. while i, grants
him the privilege Of establishing
branch gambling houses in any and
all places in The State where he may
or wherever he thinks it will paw him
to do so; and thus he has lie gambling
house privileges of the entire State,
just "a the SIa'e Lottery has The lot.
.ery privileges If the whole State.
FIR Instance, an enierpri>ing irdi
vidual or firm can establish a gam
bling house in New Orleans and pro.
cure State license, and thus secure
an open field fIr his or their opera.
items Throughout the Stale, without
any danger Of competition in ,hrir
nrfarl"us occupation, with the priv,
i'egr Of establishing a ga "bing he'll
in every other CITY. town and hamlet
in the State. with the exclusive priv.
ilege of running all the gamLli -
bells in the State.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23

The FIST silver dollar coined under
ibp specifications 81 the rrw silver
hill Wa intended a. special present
for p;r-idcn, HAYES, and was rhri>-
tened in advance The veto dollar
Singular IL say. however. the ponder
Gus dies OF The mini came down ON
The coin and il came our Il Gc'ar. q
fraud, which had Ia le thrown back
in the waste metal and melted over.
The next stroke al the die. was n,"rc
succrS>lul AID turned out a bright
prrItc' coin. whirh was put in an rn-
vrlnpr bv he director If the uir'
and mailed 20 Hayes. The next was
sent TO john Sherman. Now. we
have a suggestion To make: That
fraudulent lirsI dollar ought pot I" i'c
mri;eh. it should he preserved Tom
i udtr>"u'> image STAMPED on one
side and Mad Wells vi-a9e an the
reverse. if the sulphur about obi Wells
wouldn't hiarken it. Now Hayes and
Sam Til,irn ought tn Ia kr this cola al
in some nice. quiet place, ana '"-, il
up again for HE Presidency. Let
Tom Anderson he considered 'hcad>'
and Mad Wells tails" Then Iia"es
could throw il up aud shout, "tead- |
win, tails Won lose" The country
would he st a. rest about the Prcsi
Denial title, aud the Electoral Com,
mission wuuld have lis dpr!-inn re-
tired Into inglnri"uS oblivion hy d
manner of drcidiny nhvi"ulv n"r,
correct han was ihei -NeW OrleGns
Democrat.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23

II was with pruf"uuG regret that we
received the sad intelligence, on la~'
Saturday evening, If tie death Of
hun. J. T. Leonard. representative al
the 5ih rongiessiuual district Il Lou
isiana. " Iii, n sad event occurred ~
Havana. Cuba, on Friday morning,
Marrl, 18th, 1873. lie had ;y"n. IN
Cuba q" marrv "A Young in'iv ~ IVA,
Island. whose acquaintance he bad
furn,d in New Orleans. and wa-
stricken down with yellow fever The
day before be WAS H. hav" c"nSnd-
mated The purpnse "f hi- visit and
sailed. With Iii, beautiful bride for bis
home
He was onlv - wears of a"o: but
hy close application To H. studies.
had aitainrG great tn:rcnce both in
/ biz rruie--ion "Hd a. an accomplished!
scholar in aii the lrnnrh.- ri II literary
and classical con - Of studies, and
was gaining for himself an rnvjah'e
reputation IN Bis r"-ii"n a. a -'"ir>-
man ard orator. Asa politician, We
l..;irvc, he was r"usri-nl!ouI. honor
allie and just, although We differed
with him IN eur n"hiicai opinions:
and. taking into consideration his p"-
/ li,ical affiliations. We have scen moth
ing IN hts brief congressional career
that we dpern worthy of severe cei,-
sure. while we ste much 20 conuend
and admire.
In his social .rla,ions he was re-
fir.d. courteous and aiiallp; and those
who knew him we'll can fully cadursp
y bat Hon. T.. John Ellis -aic. al biz"
in The House when the sad news oi
his death Was received.
IN bis death the Republican party
Of Louisiana has lost oI.p at liz r"nS'
distinguished aid allie leaders, Ibis
cnm.n,uniIv useful citizen and the
entire country n promising statesman.
But his death al-o shows bow vain
are all earthly hopes and aspirations
how shur, aud uncertain their dura
lion. bnw certain is tie fact that " in
the midst OF life we are in death.
and how important il is I" Try to b,
a!va avs ready to meet the fate thai
inevitably awaits all who live OF
earth. Lies Gtful dream is past
Let him rest ir peace. while ~e re-
member aud emulate Only his virtues
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23
The W0rk OF Fools.

Rosa O'Dnaovan delivered Zee.
ture in Toronto. Canada, on Monday
night. What the subject of the lee.
ture was we are not informed, but it
was prcsupposrd to he of such IA.
tnre a. 10 arouse the worst passions
of the crangemen, who are So insane
as to want TO keep up rud tina,
ought To have died century before
they were born; whcreupon they Dc.
termined To make it The occasion of a
riot, " hich determination they carried
out to the full extent Of their capacity
to act the part of nadmen.
The results Of this insane resolution
were a number If broken windows
and beads, aud large number Of mon e
serious wounds and several murders;
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23

In our remarks Oh Mr.. Nelson's Jet
tel, We did rot explain our opinion If
one Of ,he quotations used 10y bin;
and os Rev. MIR McClendon also fails
to refer To it, we will now 60 80. II
is found in Psalm sc: Is. instead oi
81: l3, as stated hy Mr. Nelson, and
tie wtcle verse reads: For great is
thy mercy: and thou has, delivered
nv soul from tie lowest he'll"
Tie Whole psalm is one Of those
iuini,aLIe ou,bursts IF praise so cOni-
mon TO tie sweet singer Of Israel.
who praises God for delivering him
from the great iroull.s Ly which be
bad so recently been lcsei; and II"
doubt be had an assurance that God
indet d delivered his soul from the
lowest hell. a. we'll AZ from hi> earth
" enemies, by forgiving the sins be
had committed. Read the entire
psalm.
We ere aware Of the fact that nj
versalsts claim this text as a proof OF
the fact ihniibe severesi penalties Tor
sin are inflicted upon trausare.>ors in
this life; bu, this doctrine Is contrary to
the teachings both ofexperienct.and he
Bible, for The most wicked persons
are often blessed with long life, health
aud prosperity. and tie enjoyment OF
all the worldly pleasures # life, while
tie most pious are often afflicted with
all its ills. just as Christ says in the
parable of Dives and Lazarus. Read
that parable and sre if Christ does
not therein denounce not only future
but unallerable punishment for un'
believers.
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but the brave policemen trinmphrd
over the roughS and drove them from
the heid, or rather lium Tue main
streets into The aiicywuys aud re-
stored order.
We are AT a. great loss Ia know
how tie .rrIurr "a O'nunoVau va- &"
irinri"u>lv ,iirr; these men ~ "" are
10 accnrEi for lie moti>tS, a2rrc!c-
or passions hat iupel n.rn /" act iIk"
maniac, ard raise riots, Whi"b M
varia"iy hrlng distress and mis,rN
upon Themselves aud families, with
he arc0mp,i>hn of II" rur-
pose in possible arl;ciraii"n cX
crpr the useless an,! wautou injury al
themselves and rri.hi,"t-. We know
no, hat To call .urh acts of folly rX-
rrnt the work uf fools aud tie devil,
whose agents they are.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23
Large Fire in Panama.

AdvirpS from Panama confirm tie
"ennrt Of 0rr there. involving a loss
of $500. 600. which broke out in Il
drug store, and was cau>rtI lev rlrr X
carrle-sly throwing u match INTO "a
measure Of bay rGur. The Ere spread
rapidly; half Of the northeast side
and all nf the east side "f the Plaza
were in ruins in less than an hour ;
both >jdcS were destroyed. Owing I"
the unusua,iv dry season. everything
was in highly ihilama'lc cnudi'i"n.
There were n" water Appliances i'r
exrinyni.hing iac fire exrrp. that in
The Grand Hotel. a dr'aclir'rnt Of
500 men. and abou, G3 from the
steamer Elizabeth . sent on shore. di,!
good service. aai soon bad he flames
under control. The insurance "n the
burned district amounts tn $3.50 600
all il European companies. Tnr Graad
Iin,c! caught four diii.rer, i;.np~. aud
WAS cnlv saved hv supc!human Efforts
The proprittnrs were several times
carried out uf The building IN "a state
Of exhaustion. Many poor families
suffered. aud subscription was raised
To assist them.