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Git YfanS9at.s berattbt ttnS attee:
eiffsApf

SOftou, IA. ytou6r.-g9dbrenD Der Der
gange1sn 9tadt b.augen Diebe IN Siaaf 6raut'8
BfanOleibanitalt ell, iprengten Die Spinoe uno
raubten @e9enltQnOe il QSerthe Don $4,000.
0a8 2ofal iuurbe bon ben 0ieben ppr ibrer
S!uht entlpeber ortrd) 3ufaQ oOer pOridblif
angeSiirpet unO i'm Setrage bon $4,000 bci6dz
ol9t. Otan bat fetAe Spnr BON Den Serbrez
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ltataeba,let,e 9elearapbem 0faf,le,

BufIl n9to II, us, Il. gfobbr. = Die
Selegrapbenpfdble Der y4merican~llnion<Sele~
grapherl=@ompagnie" 81 gtemton, fpeld1e in Der
ytad)t bonn lebten @iontage unaebauen uno
ieitoem burd) neue erjekt fuurben, iiuo bel1te
abernlals ungebauen tporben. Die S6dter
itnb befannt llnb iueroen uerbaftet meroell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15

Soermit fucrOen 9le, aui tpeldle iueaen Gerldnee=
nno bes gsroeDiua5s bon ibrem issisen Gnepunfte
bis sur gioros sloerue uno Der Sttpsritraf,e uon
9aroro=Iocnue bis SurgBolItraBe gSertberb bobungsz
Steuern tBeneits) gelc9t iinb, beRadrldti9t, baE,
iuenn bciaste Ibsaben nitt bis ipd teiens . en-
erfen Se5em6er rddNbin entriGOtet inn, die
1Inbereingten Steuerre6nun9en ioor ben pdnoen bes
Staetseonetcts NIT Der gSeiiIna, ais Sorbereitan9
auf annonctruus Oes 95ertau5 Der betreffenoenrun6
ftiife enen @runoris Der setteren an5uierge, ber=
9e6en tperbe1.
Solberaeitalt Tefrenbe lperoen ourd5 ofortiae gez
af1tnn9 oeIer getannt!nattuns beoeuenoe peere I'M
foltcn perrneiaer.
(274, 7,S0) Gtar:c, SScbb. Gtabtfa5Trer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
J(eue an5eigen.
Stoat Warrlane,

Stnat Dsarblaao,
@refattps 2ltni
annapolis, ben i3. Rebemher 1879
Sanfiagnngs=gS gSsof!amation.
o,S6, Sohn zee Carroll, 'Gseuperneur bcs staatp5
Wtarplane, leee hierm oird) oieIe meine ggefptipz
&rotlamatton 9onnerftas, ben q. 9iopeiubcr, als
ct,sen Saa Ser SanfSa9nss mao oes @sbetcs elm
Ino emg1ePlf Der Sepolferun9 eieie5 Staates ieine
frrcnse 8eehattung hur6 ancftcnnenben Ganf qeoen
ocii 44nad9ti9en fiir ben groBen g9obtunb unS 6as
eoeihen, oelen mir un5 i'm ocrfoienen Sabre erreut
beben.
---0 lirfunblitb Geicn babe id) meine
| @taatsz 2anol1rit bierlnier geett uno oas
( GisorI. @roBiiegeI be5 Staates gliGrplanb beiz
~'S''' seih9t. go seideben in oer staot 9(nz
-.- napois an biciem, Dem orei3ebnten
Sese peg ytopenber i'm Sabre unieres Scrrn eintau.
ad3tbunoertunoneuuun9i 9ieten5ig.
sSota Sec Carroll.
Sir ben @ouoerneHr
u. s. s,a4DoaA,
(24,o0,) Stadtsietretdr.
sSstcufrz9 Department,
- SfdetsafNrers= 3iircaa,
9atataus,
V SQIti NJ or 2 hen liz g}nn 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
Git eefdbrlid,er sd,aafb od.

oro to, Snt., IA. yfoD. = SSral Sc
beda 0wper, Satin eines in @reerltuid),
Sin9's eonrtg, luobnbaften Sarmers, wuroe
9eltsrn in einenl 6eloe BON eirem Sdaaibode
an9egriffen ilno burd) feline ApDrner berart per-
lstt, oaB ile in filrser 3eit itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
ScItfutpr0.

u flaHta, 8a., "A. 9toneftbsr. = 9Sm.
Seagrope, Gill nabe @riifin, ga., aulaiiiaer
jumger garnler, iaste iid beate cine Suael Sllrd,
Den &opt unb blieb a1f Der 5telle toSt. Sic
urlad)e bes Selbfmoroes ilf unbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
gtoti3em.
BefT, 5letSdmann & 9smp's prekbcfe.

V1H, HIstfdlH1anh Z Soatps 4jretbrfe,
Compressed yessD.
Da man entbedt aat, oaB piele geadlabmanaen urz
ierer 9efe b i'm Oiarfte befinoeu, se cat alle ante
$reBbefe uneres Ssabritates ouI ieoem gatcte ben
NGmen unierer Sirlua. alle anberen ftrb 1od,obz
ulnuseu.
alfcn uerlanse BON einem grocer @efy, ssletsd,=
saamm & somp's QreBbefe. gaalib mid!
6asrite0epOt: gir. "a, ssorssGm.epsa.sas
(Mdrsi9,1S) .. 6. asenues4, Gejdaftsfabrer.
GS jfarb
9eiern Ibeno go Dinuten nad1 II u6r upier tleu.er
5atte, Sater nno @5robpaer Better NsI, aus ct.
esenoel i'm elias i'm 70. ge6clsiahre. Sic g5eerOiz
9unas3eit miro ipdter angeseist.
s..1 Sss traaernse, Ssistcrleifenea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
e o It D o tter
GierSes mno Iinobieb Jmtter.

8afti more ben IA. WidrS 1879.
S,rn. e. Q. &napp.
Oiei 5err! SD babe bas 5sutter elmer grobe unters
5ogen bate es irsenb einem ge9enndrt9 pon Bfer0ez
beitsern perpenoee Irtel oeier Nrt fir e6enbiirg
Iino tam einen @ebraud 6e Pferben, Die on alleez
Ineinet Sdlpd6e leoen, empfe6len. attunaspon
SSiaaf 9. y. 5uttIe,
StallaufIeber Der ngaItimorezS bioz8 z8abn."
2Sitream Der incs8ild),uirtbSdlaft,"
SaIt more, Den 10. Uidrs 1879.
Ssrn. Sobn 2. Ssuapp.
Bertber 6err. gSir BADEN idon felt Idn9erer 3eit
Sbr Sonborter Gutter i'm @ebroue IL. nooliiren es nit
Bergnii9en, neil mir pollfonmen i6erSeugt iino oaB
eS Seoen mad nn9emeiiener BrobirltnS bIrdue9 be-
frieotsen iuiro. adltunssuon u. y. 9arep,
superintendent Der nCltpe DARN"
Baltimore, ben 70. 0ldrB 1879.
Srn. sSobt ., ssuapp.
gSertber SerrI DaS 2onooner ssIttcr babe id1 perz
iudt, unb finoe IS ebeHo gut, fuern nidbt beier os
trgenS Elm anbetes ieet aebrautes, uno epTeble es
befn ButIitiIm Don Ser3en. Abtungspouft
sSobn 5000,
Stalanfieber pop uAoams' GrpreB=@ @ompGgnte."
@s bati n england, srlanS, stottIanb, Sranfreid
uno Dsntidanb cine 87sidbrise crolgrebe Rro6esett
htntsriiA. (aprIlit, ,&tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15

rno 9Rspcpi, b!9aaoelt nit bem 9t;ioloent.

nn0 OD5pcpl1 b1bdu0li NIT Dem 9t2l0lOellE
Der YOtient uimmt 81 Bfuno 3u nad
Dem @tbtQrtba eiu,y ciniigeu 6iaIfe.
Dietne 6euen ,ltb lit DdbytHo iebu 3abyen an
Yeber6eihwerOer uuo CUepCpHe, ptrbmoen mit oiiez
%erSte pcbe mid 6ehan0eitai;, 6aTen mir nttbt; uGs
ttb ellen n0chte, btiumcyte mia; aiie5 Gje0, oas i'd
bieueaen auSga6, mar p,59eyoriGI. SD ita uon l1a
aUI 32 Sun0. 9noltd] uetludjtc id 5lr Jielo,aenti
IS bali mir 0fort, uHO b nagu all ciner CniileH 5G
dlc UNI iuni uuo ell halb 8itina SIT. 505 gduel er=
ftlt letnc @ui9abe, una ih ueroc midl az oaiiel6r
baIten. ,j3r er1cbenitCr
SoGH s.. Jtops
Sir. 4ii, g8nbaI6=4otuue, bic08o, SIT,
ocu 10. Sl;embcr 1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
Gal3fuB,
w2lAcr Sen &6rptr mdbr,nO 5cbn Sabreu bee
hrrtr fiir irnn1Pr nrhNiit

'"NtNJNt VN't aNUt ~ ACNJtNip DSE4I N"JNNNs -
OcGte, fir inner gcbeiit.
6 capz zSfiicc pou G6aS. Souabton, gir.fl. G0H9reBs
iTraRt, SoitoH, oeu %. Sebruar 1873.
S$J, gGGcts ,S Sotcr. O}eiHe 0Crreu SD bate eS
fir meine ilidJ sic in atnntnt6 Su ieseI-lIno our
Gle ale }ce, fir ipelle Die Gbatade 5ntereiie III
-oaB etu Godil bartnddtoer iHo duBert abItoBenoer
7S0ll Sal3iuG, lDclCbeu ib poH einem cren AuI=
treten his sum gegtnDdrtigGu &uJcubiide 81 beobabz
ten @ieegsn6eit Fate (nh SUlr etmG je1u abre angl
Uehcr 0Cn 0Yokttn I1,jl NeS %ebt uno ogr Cjlie0er
oeS SGticnten nit et9entliIiG rtticnoen uto uden=
Den SdbuppCu 5eoeGte uH0 ae3gH pcJan ote 4Huens
buug alcr betonuteH 8cbau0lun9sz uEo 6eilIuebooeu
nirtun9soS bIieb-baB biei.t 6Ju nadl rdlti9em @e@
0rGude oon 9Utieura iDdbgGlo ciltt9tt pen9er Gage
buHt eHoetc, baB ole 8rauiDtt uolitdaOi8 per0mul=
Ocn uH0 bic Naut rein mo 9eiun0 1T.
SD lam oucn nit G5nlidlcn gctoen &c9ditlttn uoH
ganien 0erSen ratben mo iyb rGtbe Guen o05 ghttel
u uerIuhcn 0cItlcS in biciu Safe 10 crf0laJe9 lDGt
&)aa5 er9t6enlt 5br
Is mas. s. Q Il q b D II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
81. 4ll, QY1bQIbzNotnue, 6 bit0Ao, 5G.,
ocn -. GeSember 1873.

ertung. SIM T0lte duBericr p11fider
Stipdd)e ooer Dfun Die @jsUiBltit Got oaB iiros
pbuloier Goif i'm Spicme taucrt, oanH Tuiro @utis
clira 9dnS punher60r IN itincr g$irEuH3 lllterF6t
ourCb ocn tnncrliden Gjgtrauh Don @gtcarlzjieioi=
pent, ptlbcs SucelloS 6a5 frdigitc Nilttl III oer
9ec 1t ilt yutreiui9un9 uuo 2lurgGyH9 Der Sebcr-
Guucurdz 5cle IL giH ceaantet 6oIettcUsArtel unb
6u9leid Gin mcojtmitcr 9iiten far Guticura in Der
SebNH6Iun8 acr duBerlidcu gctocn. sur oui9ciprlGl=
gene SInoc, Itr raubc, onueH1trbrauAte uHo Deterz
9cOrittntc Nuut uno iir nlle Die CiHerm 0auzarant@
bettcn LIT iie unet6cDridl. &5 &oilcteisSetie uie
idr onS NinoUiimmer uR0 fin &uot5cbrnuD III lte bic
eIegaHtcite eyfrbcuoile uH6 5citidnIte in Uiartte.
2lce 92ipalti9eu seImtCl luirteu oa nod, no aile
anoercn befdancn Uttc UirtuH3sl5s Darru, oenu lie
btltBtn nelIe no UrlprIHAhc GigtnhGtten uHh SSor@
3ac, lueIde nta 5oUr 10 crfo9r2i in oGr Uleoju 5u=
Iammcngcteut DuroeE,
Gte Gutcuraz NciimttCl mcroeu pr6parrt Uon 23ects
81 Botter @bemten uuo Srug3en, gioiton, Hno fpcrs
oen BON alien apUt1etrn pcrauit Bret5 oeS 6utiQrG,
tIcne 9udicn, 81 Gents, gro5c 8hbin nit 5fDeiein@
9al6mat Dem 5nbalte 0cr tejneu Yu6itn 81. 0leolz
ucut 81 pro lGibc. GuticurUz See % cts. pro StG,
mittcltt Boit 80 Gents 3 Stiide 70 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15

1sIeJrtfol)ijl4e 9speIsten.
[Seriate ocr nggociittsa 8scje- fhr ben n3.utibcu
G0ttsipou0etteR".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
01r. 274.
ba6en Inter alien .9almitt,ln Der mooerrtct

Die 80. gSeetS & 4otttr 1a6en ME einea 3ucie oes
6e1t an Den ips5ifiiCbeu &tacnibateu oes Gutcura,
Gutcuras9ieiolueut mo Der GaticJa 5ee iir Taide,
oauerhafte uno iUobIeie oCIiun9 aer nrtiHigtCiten
ur6 gl6ioRbeungcu oc5 S!ltes, oer 6aut luI0 DGS
Stalp5. Groboem ii6crrnd)t tie 6r 70 atgeHeiuer
Griols; benn eS ipar rpob porousSuiebeu, 6aB ibre
Wtttei pieaet eiui9s Sldsen nit bcIfen uiiro7n,
neil e entneoer nur iporooilb ooer aus npihsnpcit
ialid1 9ebraudlt iUerocu lpitroen.
Stc f6nuen nun - oGat 6urtbt, einem g3jberipruh
Su bcsegneu - behnupten, oaf eiu anoereS Aiitte IN
6cn tlr5en 3etrouHt BON etyeiH Sabre 10 utce Dun=
ocpoue Ircn pol6Ta6t Bot, ais oIe eucurosNttttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15

Itlanta, @a., IA. gfopbr. = Ser 0teqer
Soroan Sbeats, meld)er am "a. 6ebruar 5. s.
etileH gSetBen, gfalllcas Sobn eebbetter, ernlor=
oete, w1rbe beute 5u Oanielsuiae gebdngt.
Sbeats bate einen Streit nit Sobn @lllians,
lelnem arbeitsgeber unO iiberbdllite benielben
mt S9lmpfmDrtern. llS 2eObetter iih in's
Nttttel le9te, lolte Sbeats cine SdrotIlilte
NIB l6oB i'm ntsoer.
@tne ungebenre Solfsinenge pobnte Der
9tnrld)tnng bel, ie0of befnnbete iid 1tllr me
lll9 gluTre9ung. OaS llrtbeil lpurOe Inn D
llbr gta6mtttags pollitreft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-15
@ta)tis iiir S:euersabler.

3athbaus,
Salti M ore, ben 10. gtoo. 1879.
, 1879-04-21


The United States IL 's'c ,sreatcst raisn"col,-
moro raistus tllalI the Wtaln Of Europe. This
market Ii mainly supplied from Spnln, the
ruistlls kn0wu US "stalugu2" bong considered
ll,u hest. They como trun comparatively ,,nr.
row strip ut euuHtry III thc south OF NpAln,
which has hitherto hccn regarded US aurpassAt
all other regions tor 1Nsit,a OF tint character.
The annual ytuld OF Ala'aga Eraucs Rvvrlges
q, 1950,DU boxea Of twenty pounds cucll, It
suuEttmcs rcuchcs 9,hU0000 buxes, and lust
stnsuu abolit 3,000,ttW bpxtA wGro marketed
or this etlt,rmoua yield tho United States tukus
fully one-natf, uu which II payS 4 tlAty--as ot
asl other ratsns-ot ~ cents per p0un1. TITO
American rastIis arc ll,Hue from white grupe,
lllb "Aluscat ut Alexandria," to the rntsnE OF
which tln sui mil clI'nats Of llrEe portion
uf California nEo we'll anapttl. The vlnu brglils
tu bear sotncwlt III tie teeonl Ycar, although
tho full bcarlIE capacity u not developed until
1t ia five Years Uld, md continues to bear for
about half century. ut. times tor seventy
tyu ycnrs III tie cultivation oe rats!n.grupes
american gsape.gruwcrs havo little to learn
fraul Spain, but III Ills curing uni packing Ut
tllo ra!sins lack OF experience Is sill felt. The
rai6lns ar0 not cured by any 0rtliclal process,
iuWever, but IN q comparatively slinpl1 lnunntr,
The GRAPES are laid nn crayelbetis, md mr. cx.
lMsrd to tllc sun tor trll Or twelve taays In
August or September, when thoy are realty for
packing, lluYti,t turntd lroM whilo tu br0wll,
nnl gradually changed to tht fAni!llnr dnrk c0lor
Of thu ralsns OF ruEsEtsleyec. ilia wt!tu suEar
which Is generally lotlMl attached u tic sHlsis
sold In tho ,Anrket IL entlIuly natural product
Ut this grippe, uIld CONES OIL with u9O,-tlrst M.
pcarIn., ~ ruiz, when the FalGns ara about
two years Old.
, 1879-04-21

Ills ideas by .practtcIng them. As tho scv-
enty were called and reformed by personal III
tcrcesafon, NJ each member ni this ,loIy order ID
to charm another seventy nut uf sclflsincss Into
nDbtcncss; nnt ia literature ntui il.r arts move
Without The All Of gns aud ships pf wnr, ~ the
Communism Of Icsus Ia to advance without II
torch or sword. lts coming Ia not tho rattle
of a tUr1ado, but the Atill dawn of d morning.
lta troops nll curry olive branchrs, and tictr
step falls lightly upoll t!IG urass Upon It's bar-
ncr are pictured man with hook In bis i,at,tls
reading to Lis fe'low-mcn words which seem
divine.
The world at times needs cruel treatment
The sword Inns been useful, md ngain n,uy he
drawn with MI awful utlllty, hut II will be
drawn outside OF il,s. plan ii 1csus, outside of
Ills method OF reform, just as MI revolutions
spring up outside Of Law. 1Tllrrc u,ny bc
communism which IN dcsputtc land mny
appeal 10 rannon's voice, hut that IL
tho politics OF an hour. Christie lieas arc
Tor all days AMI years. It docs not feed upon H..
Hatncd passions that r!so aE,l burn like fro In
dry grass, but 1t fecds upon tlIOse nublc scnti-
nae,1th which ahond sprI,,g up t.aar Our cradles
n!ltl follow US Into tho empire bcy1nl the grave.
The Communists 1f Fratlcc did some good for
thets country md for the world, but many Of
them, having famed forth with The lurd i'm
iGhst, or tho brothcl, or of all common vice.
They wcro strong at,d crrcl for day. hut tlla
Socialists of Nazareth n,arcl, In tiip nnma OF a
sentiment which finds the thrsu score years of
earth too brtcf for the campaign planned by Its
loyG. Its tdcns aro the everlasting drnpcry of
lhc soul. Happy 10 he who cun put them on III
youth Ald Can wear them until tE,s l1nir iB SHOW
white, nnl can die asktns 0ol to mako out Of
them the robe III His Immortality,
, 1879-04-21
LIFE IN CINCINNATI.
a Son Of Judge TAFT Holds Violent Com
mnnlon with an EslliHr.
Eptcfdl Utsp1fch 10 The Tfjbuns

a Son Of Judge Taft Holds Violent Com
lnnnIon with E,llinr.
Special Dtspdfch 10 1hs IFibunk
C1HclaNATi, o., April 10.-An irresponsible
publisher Of sensational sheet known rs the
Sunday ve.ra received a terrible bcatiny on tho
street thls afternoon ut tho hands Of tho yOuuc-
est son Of Judge TAFT, ex.Atttorncy-teneral of
the United States. The Ntrs published to-day
an anonymous letter protesting To coms from
The wIfo OF Congressman who had celebrated
a silver wedding recently, as did Judge Taft,
mud also referred TO the letter as from the wifc
OF MI c1-mcnher III tho Cabinet, CLEARLY direct
lux attention to tile wifo OF 'rait US tie author.
Tic letter purnorts to be an cxposo of family
matters, marital infcliclty by the husbuld
OF the writer, md general reflection upon hts
morals And views In regard TO matters Of this
kind. The editorial continent pointed 80
strongly to the wife uf Judge Taft M tho author
that ha Suns felt It their duty to notice Il. which
they did by proceeding to the office OF tho pull
lilllvr, Mnd tile ynub0er administering 1agc'a-
tlOI. Rose WIS found On tho stdcwalk In frnnt
Of tho ollicr, n,l was knocked duwnt thrown
inlo the gutter, and most thoroughly PUNCHED
by the young .nan, while the ctler brother kept
il!e crowd hack n,ri called for fair ulay.
fouG TAFT IL q bruau-Bhoul'lnrcI, wcll-devcl
showed that bis physical training there was not
neglected. fsose was badly used up, nlll had 10
Oc laGun home !n II hack.
hg feeling aiming nli ctassea Of cst,zens ls that
Mr. TAFT did public service, and should have d
medal.
Judge Taft's domestic relations are Of the
lmpticst character. mil during Ills furry years.
residence III Cincinnati there Eus never Geen a
breath ol suspicion against Ills pc1sonul clAt-
actor.
, 1879-04-21
Il. A.Nt)BLE.


THn NEW PASTOR or THU uEloS PARK CHURCH.
Tic Rev. r. a. Noble, lata OF New Haven, the
pastor-e1act OF the Uniun' Park Congregational
Church OF this city, preugbed yesterday 1norl-
iRg his first sermon to hfR pew flock. The con-
Ererat!on completely iilled the immense aull-
torlum. A wealth Of !iotal offerings utlorucd
the pulpit and platform. Upon either side tnu
rcad!ng.dcsk were beautiful designs OF cut flow
crs, ar,l in front md upon the stc:s leudIng to
the pulpit Tcru tasteful arrangements OF nHuRc-
pinnta nlld iIOwcring shrubs'' Upon the wal! be.
hind tho speaker was, In arEe letters, tile word
" Wccomr,n beautifully wrought in tubcrUsrs
borucrcd with smtIAx vinc. N
The reverend speaker took for bis texts pnrt
Of the fifth verse OF the fifteenth chapter Of
JotM: "For Without Nc 70 can do 1lothng";
and the thirteenth verse Of tile fourth chapter
Christ which strcn9thencth inc" The speaker
divided hfa diEcourso into three parts, In which
ho considered separately tho question OF tho
Mcat,lIg and purpusc af hudinn llfoi the regard
which nan bear fur their lives aud the cst!lnnte
oftts inportanco nladeby them ;snl rs to whence
camc Tue llulp necessary for moral and Cllris-
tim solution OF the problem bf existence. III the
co.irsc Of bis remarks, Dr. Noble spoke out
boldly his belief III ,i,u deity or Icaus Christ.
llc did not, as sumo pcrsot's preferred 10 do.
regard the sayior as u nlau who should be lost
sight Ut heCausc of the advancement made 11l
tho intellectually nnI khowledEa Df thc huma1,
race. uo did not alnlro Hin, only for Ills ex.
cccdIng virtues mud Ills moral teAcllngB. llU
liitn Tor instruction and help Ind been super
scslcti by any modern metaphysical invention.
trlc siealior nlsD tntcrpnlatea few remarks tn
tllu effect tint lo was thankful to science fur
the light slsed around Alld abont tho truths
OF tho world, md that nnthlME was
moro unjust mid hateful In n preacher ttlnn All
effort against the admission OF Increased Hight
wherever It appcnrs. 'fllr a,ls,Hcr t. thu three
frr.. ttAfnk
, 1879-04-21

A Characteristic Incident OF South American
noItics il reported bv l.o Buenua Ayres CORE.
spol.,ient oi Tie Cologne Gazttte, Dun Carlos
Soto, formerly Consul Ut the Kepubllc OF uru-
iAu lifu OF Col. Lutt,rrp, Governor Of the Rupub-
jic. IA lie was describing hts plan Ut acti.n ut
q meetins OF the rot,.plrators hria in room Of
the bnsracks nt tbs Third tegttaent OF thu line,
IL. Advancing upon 50tu, tlle uoyernur quietly
said; "Bef0ru you kill ME, Carlos, Will XIII
YOU" and struck hilu Oh tlle head With loaded
whip, Soto teil to the ground, and soldier VI
, 1879-04-21


THE LAST sEItvlCE.
Tic Rev. Mr.. pcntccost held his farewell
services at Moody's church last evontng, nntl
preached his farewell sermon. The church was
crowded to overl1owlng, md the attendance Of
ministers nsid prominent citizens was moro
marked tl1an at any previous serv!cc. 1fe hns
been laboriug In tllc North Division six weeks,
and tic entfrc expense In light heat, ald print
Ing has becn $500, nid he Nocs from thence and
the city In fow days to labor ia the cities Of
the Northwest.
The services Inst evening wcre OF tho usual
devotional character, Mr.. Stebhfns anil wife
singing, and tile Rev. Dr.. Savage leading in
prayer for tho numerous persons for whom
prayer had been requested. The only variance
wus the appearance Of the Rov. Arthur Little
Immediately after tho prayer, who, after n few
aapproprlnte Introductory remarks, read the fol-
lowing resolutions:
:, Rssolrtd. That VIC recognize with thanktulnesa
the good providence Of our od In TINT HI inclined
muuy 0f tho pastors nnd churches in ts!s Liy,a-
ion OF the city TO unite in an invitation 10 these
brethren ~ como and labUr among us in WORT and
IN doctrine and atlIl mora In that lIo has given
stronger liz nee The spt!t aud Bonus Of Uhftstam @ fcilow
ship ndd brOthcrly love.
;, ,h.s0ISea, Thst. as a imperfect expression Of
tilnony 10 the fact TINT In MI. pentccoss we hare
found an earncat md Instructive preacher. an aole
most hn;StuI cnrstian , eo1uapnn eu ,n
and Mrs. Stobbins, most vnlunhu ind iaspIfIne CO.
la',orots iI the sweet service Of song.
Rfs0tred. That for their unccas!ng and abundant
labora among u, ''in season and out Of season."
during these weeks. for the inc!sive presentation
ord ssI Us G tn
poses formed, better hopes ktndlet. for tho souls
motion by tic words and sonQs uuJcr t,IS ruIIancn
Ut Tho Holy Spirit VIC render sincere thanks 10 our
covcnnnt.k Keeping God. and likowlso 10 them, lila
The Rev. Mr.. shcperd seconded the motion to
adopt the resolutions, nu.l they wero adopted by
a general uplifting OF hands.
Air. Penteeost then ca1nc forward md said
but, having bcon repeatedly rca,lcsted 10 taks s
"Faith " as his subject, l,u had seleetJl the fol-
lo,ylill, words for his taxt:
The 5uat shall live bg faItb.-1omaa.. J.. r..
tg ha sGa wus 'Gtssa a On The pF
~ a. H. Satss .n, ~ IN ,o aM sn
M, n951soo .u t ,,n1as y, ~ ausu stae ~
an Il wouIii b. rovcrisss Tbe % snsoerr on'n ,hcm c
MSns " ~ In XIII To- 's n.er Is
n,"nv nm i,stimcttnns nr ~. subior ,u N.Y.
n.aat n ,o VII ~ H. W ha,tu w W. n'
nn'ar ,,,t t t.,. ~,
ensr s ia!th a!s ys H :, msaf ,. t9r r., !qt ii
a"u "a NJ a hov nu - 81 atnr" iat %G an 9aa ~ on @
ss nd I've o pSe' saw " ~ SIofci l ae.s na.
sI act. & @ cf ~ e Mc,s o
ssys Is, 5essuss sscfs was % something ianeISie
ov ye WITH as savsn, y oct u III h.,eW. n
ow vGu, WmsH Was H Gnvs aaG!, a oetex
m ws x;cn ro,a s"we @ ~ ,o' o4 uo na
~ ~, t,, % f"t, mI rsts, ~ l,, LII .,,l Ma'
pu. one "r xna o. iat @ a,a sd Gn.1si uu eat =, wao
So,racd Wn were % M sirownrn~ s' man. Nv Iu, mn,
ot IL ~, 20 ~ o,r ~ s n ny ny
~ "1s 9a ~, w. w.. t,nt =, NO IL, ~ 1u ~
@ a1 .ne scetSt t. 81 eur seseae nu saists ,af
lHe laEulLy VI iaisu "Ms ~ ao!litY 70 take uolu
, 1879-04-21
Knowles Insect Powder Gun ID by far tile hest.


RI ORDER TJ ACCOMMODATE ut;H NUMEROUS
rAtrtine illtnnXhout the city. t,ny. established
lla snsh 'scs e f;s different Iri.!on. !. ds,lxna!ea
Hrce ~ charged At thu stsn lcc, and will he received
until nelork p. m. during tho week. snl until D.
y. & i. s,MMs. Nookaeilcrs and sta,loucrs, 17s
Twtnf y y-seEunti.af.
Is. IL WALDEN. Scualca1tr. stat,oncr, etc.. tus
"est A., Mna:4n,nt:, Il! . near WHs.Fn.ar.
,NUtlEEr IilhuMsTbS,. .Mcst.siho News Depot. 1
Blue !ssnh;sy., CORNER ot lialxtol.tt. -
II. c. IlERttck. jcwelcr, Sewsdcalcr. and Fsncy
GDU1s. 710 1.nke.st., curnts f.tncnln,
, 1879-04-21

tho Governors suIto dispatched him with
dagger. Notwithstanding tl,fa, LatoTro 10, says
tho correspondent, almnat popular In Uruguay.
, 1879-04-21
TO nENT-YnOUHEs.



IN fhfs column arrs Hrts h1s. Is cenfs per In.
asrff1n. Each additional hnt. 10 cents.
, 1879-04-21

(.Asil PAIi FDt FtlYATE LlliL:AI41Es on slN'
" Rv tuIuneG uuy books pS Ri4 kIdi ID my quaatt'
ii. 'EllAPlS's, cur1tr It9li44n aau ueaFuVlu'a.e-
, 1879-04-21

tt'EtE0AAl.aly-LADlES AND 4.ESTLEMEE cAs
bu taught tcsQt4phf, plaetlcAily httluY theui 1u
clnpayluenl. Apply IL 2s5 kasE uh!o'ss.
, 1879-04-21
CITY REAL ESTATE;

IN thts column. three tfHrs o. f<fS q ctnsa per
erttaa. Each Gddffionai ftnt. 10 cents.
, 1879-04-21

CAsY' OFF CLOTHING. -
II CASH PAID FGH LAnaE6' AND uEhFl.E'
N IugA'a cA4.Un cIutltnKI carpets. anu boaatlA.
Coli Of aIdrcA4 T.. HElisEIltL, $40 skatent.
f,Asll pAil. F01t CAsr.OfF ELnrllINu At !.
attended tu. -
~ uIfEsT PRICES PAID FOR CAHT.OFF CLOTll-
Ill liz " NJ KAufFMASN. 2al GlaIk.a
, 1879-04-21

WANTED ~ Al3NI. I.-~---->----..
yTYtSTEtl--TlI Jtl:NJ-FlVE aESrLEMEN WISH
w sinsly foolna without board. Oh North Side. ~
lwrci CaIk ani Eaas etlc gn'i ltln1lesl4 south u
eslt FIuuis prsferEelt tuEsruAtrt Unchanged. = ~
ttbuue oilee.
V9jANTED TO IlENT-TIISEEE FURNISHED
w foots, wilhDut board. for adut fsm!!y. Aldrea
7 u, T5ibnA1 pihce.
, 1879-04-21


T1Is sALE.oR EIcnANoE1.A, ,hAit1k GLUE
Il factory III tlat enp1tt. ID. kELlEf, AollLEt 4
CO.. coal lcasrs VI Washington =.
1)AHTIEs nAvlSu san 70 INVEST. oAA. ny
Warrington md u opportunity " luaka 81 Wv lu
ysYf'a lilue. Eall nut SEQ fur f0uEseif.