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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
LfE.sY rsssEL-STsES

Marriage lic.Dscs were issued in Washington
yesterday 70 Wa. n Wundcr, Of Alexandra
County. Va, and Il. b. SWart, OF Georgetown
and James Il Ii :dua1 and Maria Y. Collins
bo;h CT Fant4x oouoty. Va.
Ihcro will De fer sale to- morrow at the stall
OF l'lr. u. Fl. Price, 10 the market, a fac lot oil
salt water ;allOrs. winter shad aud mackerel.
The flow Ct gas will be cat eff rom sl dc.
lltquenls after Saturday.
Mr.. Smith, who lives HOST Anandale. in Fair
fax county, has Just dug u lot of sweet potatoes,
SIX OF which Weigho1 thirty pounds and six
ounces. They arc regarded as largo potatoes
and good many in hill.
The damage - the railroad clip ut Shepherds,
opposite this CITY, mentioned in Tuesdays GsX.
cite, have been repaired. and tho transfer barge
WAS running regularly day.
Mr. John W. Campbell has boon appointed
Oversoar OF tho Chain Gang.
There was n chimney fire. on south Alfred
street last night. which caused slight alarm.
The Alarm, however, did not extend down
Town, and tho department Was net called out
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: ai"saSsy& gre.

PARKER. p. o.. 81 y Destructive fire
occurred !C.a Iris in1rHiag, c7isiGal;ag 1T $50
o'clock N -ul.H o.j.l, /: was c2:deniy the
WORK c! 10 i;".a;!!;r;: :na t!lases spread 81
rapidly Oh c .o,ttt OF III winds and 4 sIciiy
OF water tia: u: i';,: c,ui BE done to arrest
their progress ami, tflas I27i50 OF tSo tom
gInE hriwc"a -. Aiav.iJG iicus2 ard Wilson
(; Man :i.G's dry .caj5 hauso ard from the
river 10 ;h2 biuij aaa :ota!iy destroyed. About
!GG huiidlaa& were banned, comprising the
principal business nGr.oa OF inc town and 10
V5:ging Il Iass Of probably 5000 0t1. upon which
thcr3 was but !iltie insGra. c ), ~ ?olcjcs Eero
gen"r"e cancelled.
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srs3ITi.

AUGUSTA, Ga De-. G9.-Walcr T. Lynch,
a messenger q tho Southern Express Company,
who. about year age, reported loSa from hi!
car while brt3c:n Ytm5sso, s. o.. cid this
city, Ct q package containing sos, eco. h0i who
hes since been ilHnrison:d o. 2?ilsuj entered
FIR TIC recovery Of lie money, ;;as tried IN ttic
superior tOug. Il this c};;n;y, Gni tic jury
this m0!na& rendered aYc:lict afans5 :.i:a !ol
;hc Ia! aI.e>iaI 10 b lcurfci by Lgtct
w:th;o tTen;y day', dG!iGs whict tine he re
maI $ ID jail. Tie Gaze X itcd rfaat iatcics,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

LEcTURE-D Bagby lcctu,ci at The Epis.
copaI High School to largo md apprt c'sii7c
audience last night, who were highly delighted
with tho Odd Virginia Gen,leman" as dc.
sclbed by the dooor. Tho lecture will be Ic-
Ieatcd at SarcIta lIsll to night. and we hope
lsr!e audience will be present as tho 0ppor'
tutity to hear sueh literary treat may rot be
offered aeaio soop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

Francis l.. SMTH.-~!n shc 4onirntion Ct
Francis l.. Smith, ca, 81 Alexandra, Va, ior
the Senate. tho people OF this district !:src
made most conameadsblo choice, ecd should
elect him by rOuslDg msjcrty, i! ho il 81
aSOrabIy known and 81 highly esteemed as &c
deserves to be. We urge our readers in cid
Prince William 10 give him the best in the shop
On next Tuesday, Wurcnton SOLID South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

REvIvAL.-The revival of religion, which
hiss been in progress at tie Baptist Church. on
Washington street. for several weeks past, sill
coDtioucs Rev. MIR. Wharton ioEt yesterday
Tor bis hem, 10 Page county, and tho exe1cl: CO
will 10 future be c. n 1ucted by tho pastor. Sew
eIal p(rsor were baptis:d | s. night and or
tuesday night. Several remarkable c>nvcr-
sOhS have been made,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

READJUsrERs IN TR0UELE-i: was report
ed o-dsy that the rcsdiustcrs-W few of
hem there arc 10 the city-wcrc agalr 10 trouble
ab0u: a candidate for the House of Delegates.
Il is understood TIA, II. b. PIau. colorcd, who
vas the last person nominated, will deciluc if a
certain gentleman 10 the city will run. Ihc
proposed candidate holds the matter under I'D.
ViSCmcDt,
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ikiIteia by the Cars,

WILKE>GARRE, Pa., Oct. 30.-At ElirVcw,
Yesterday a!tcraoo2. Marin Psddtn. OF White
Haven, scuai2; shelter uadcr coal train during
q sierra. TIE tain Stated ani pGs'td over
PddGea'3 b dy, SaseilOg III ara: ant leg, lie
died while beng taken to his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

Blows Up.-Janlas LaaEhc,t wa blown ~
.! he co?rcr !u;cc ncaG ierrtor, III r.lrfaI
coaDty. Yesterday, b. the = iAsio:i ii 4 has,.
Dr. ChEEe'! WAS called IN and a..cpdod the
!rjarcd msn. vino, i; Is Feared ai not
recover. IS he is badly burnt and su-tsicc; 10.
tfrnGl iriprits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

ACCIDENTS j Ohm Ross, nj employee e.
the Midland shops, had bis ;rn severely CIT
Yesterday by a circular saw whiIc cleaning the
rubbish from und,r the s.W.
Mr.. Malls, who works OF the Mida1d Shops,
had his fsc, badly CT and bruised BY thIliag
pIsce Of timber this morpioE. The injuries
were not serous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

UEAD.--Mr. Isaac Paul, whose illness was
mentioned in the Gazette several days slncc'
died at llarrisohburg on Tuesday. Nj. i1u
formerly resided and conducted business 10 this
city, and had many friends hOre wEo Will r
g,fet 10 learn of his demisr. His dite'so WAS
t;Opsy q the chest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

5IEORGE WASHINGTON, Esq, will be
w supported fCr tho Board Of Aid, rmen to
I'll the vacancy now existing in that body from
Il THE FIRST WARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

ELECTION FOR hLDERMAN.-A apcaiai cleo
ton Tor Alderman is ordered q ba held ia ihe
First Warl OF TueGday, 10 Gil Inc ys9sncS &C.
ca5onrd by the resignation Of John Il. Bur
ronshs. $50, Although :ha eect;on is 20 close
ct hand 30 nomination has Ect tcCn !laG:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

PERSONAL, AND noLITlCAL. -i.cu2rai i: -.
nahCDC aud Ii. Il. H!ddIcbarger reached this
CIT? last night and LETT this morning On the ".
4 o. train Ter Lacahurg, where they wero 20
have spokgu 10 daY. The general will rciuca
to morrow and may speak hero OF Eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
New Jersey EpiscOpni!nNS

NEWARK, N. j., Oyt. 39.-'rha Episcopal
Convention CT Nor!hGr1 N9w jersey elected
ID. Thomas 4. StaTkey. OF Paterson. Bishop
% the seventh ballot. Tnu cIco!ioa was made
unanimous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

MuNlCIpAL-The Msyor has called the
Clty Coutc;l together 10 night ID extra :cs IL.
Tho meeting will be for the purpose OF c2osld,r
lrg the question OF rcncwiug tho lease OF the
american coal wharf which is sbou; 10 xplre.
The American company, 1t is understood, Offer
S2l0O per year for the what, the same rent
nov Dai1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

CONSERVATIVE CoMMIG-GEE. --Thr &5nsr.
va'!vo county caHmiueo rict lC-lay ~ Ii,
:72asGIcg's oicc. N:iais mtrs EireG .,r i'!y
il;in!iDg .! tic tickets i1r the oIcc,oo o. ;.c4
day n'X'. Tho committee ihca acja"rnci nn;ii
Saturday, whoa the cauyasscrs will be a.
noinInH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
NOTIUy TO CITY TAXPAYERS
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Oct. 2, Isl

COLLECTS RS OFFICE, OCT. Z, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that The tax bills for
1879 arc now in the hands of the Collectors. ] ho
attention e all parties interested is respectfully
called 70 tho following extract from tae Rcvo.
nuo bill Of this yesr:
Upon all bills paid in full by tho LIST day Of
November, 1879. the collectors of taxes shall 81.
low discoup! Of tirc per cent. and on al hills
paid By the lst day OF Docsm Der, 1879, they shall
allow discount Of tlrO per cent. and all bills
not psid on the 2nd dsy OF December. 1870 there
shall ba assessed Gnd collected penalty ofFlVE
PER CEN upon the amount of said bills and
on MI bills reEsining unpaid on the lst day Of
June. 1870 damages at the ratio OF ttrclrs per
cCntiiDI per snnum s:isll be paid"
Cilice: Boom No T. Royal street front, Msr-
ket Building. j. L. L ILL, Col. n Dis.
oct 2-lm ). L. FIELD, Col. s. Dis.
~ The Res: assorted stock sad .he cheapest
Boys aud Youths School Shoes in the city
sepl9 ~. 3. WADDEY, ITO King 81.
uBISINS. CuryGn's, Citror. Pruues and
- FiGs received and for sale by
octl6 =. j. DAVIDSON. HI King st.
a - Bells PRESERVING SUGARS ia,
| .sl ef galc ut icwo.t cafr=nt la.cS by
se,2S 6. Mii;HUkH.
| C,HgAP sTOnH JAR;-Wo AFRO cosin,
& j ont lot Of stoncjsrs tvery low prices.
senl5 T }. DkVlDaoN, l47 King st
DuNkER HILL CHOW CROW tor sal
oc;j5 ID. DAVIDSON. ~ King ST.
leuGARS--A fun stock OF all grades for ssi
, st iny prices by =. j. DAYlDSUN,
ieiS 147 King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEa-ugn PROBABILITIES, Cci3jcr 20, 1879.
FIX the Middle States colder northwest 10 south
=, =. winds, slowly rising barometer, ard part
cloudy woatEcr, and il: the extreme northern
i,,..,ag light rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
Str } W Thompson, lower rnrc, by r A Hee,
Str Ma:lsuo, loves poLc, Dy j Hroders IL &
CANAL CONN: EECE.

hrrived-Bosts Tyler, TO American Coal
Co; e + Smith TO 4 Ii Brandt;
UcparteG-Bcsts SAllio = Hasscit, Tyler
ard q r Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

1T Nlwin2ton, Goo'hisrG county. Va, III,
residences q his .iaHghtoG, y. Il. Z. Wight,
FHANClS 4. UlGEINi;. s.gnd sNYant7. i've
years. eldest son ri tie .ta hBbGry Uichins,
secretary Of :hn United States Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
: LHXANDKIn WATEl: UUGpANY.


s. AhAANDJt1 ":-ihls tOf' IANl y
-
HOnDEKS or TEr AI,EXANiiRia w.
TEL, GO. viii be held ~ heir clii,e, No 70
prircn s;r.., an IiDNDhT. .noni cf rIoron,
Der, ~ IL " c'och ~ m. 1. - r a-' oAi:G'
"'' -'--.',"! H'ciH'"rS'
iI-OE EEM The kU0 M5 :hoye !. st. bier
~ w. r,r% S'''' -. :" ''' IN''k "''i
or,y% oo.,y ''i' er,pIEu
iah:D -;; IN, '''"' "F''' r'Co just
~ i1CeHo1 W :, ,,,,,,,.
h6k2 CHo1nh HLW OhLEANS GO-
oci y &c Nii,RiTRN
- .-,..--..,
e Children's Bssriifll Eli ,,ivlcs '''N
ocLl3 FERGUSON SRKO
CNMALL SlJGAR tIjEEU SHDITI,DrrS
y and thin Biesl las. Pieces for sale by
oct - j. {. Mil'bG RN.
MINE CAFE COD GRANBERKIIS and
4 itesh LhMO1SS feeoiYHd To-Day by
'1'' q. " Au ~ JIM
poRCALAlN niN N ~ SETS for sale cheap
- ~ ~ g. II hDi E y w. D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

| FELL FROM A WINDow.-.A li.,lo chill Of
| lr. K. n. Crock i3!i !roul the window 81 It's
| fathers residence. il Tho Third Ward, this
Eorrlng. and was vtrg badly Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

SUDDEN DEATH -Hm. Il. Cbapmap, M old
ana we'll known citizen CT Fairfax e.. H.. died
yesterday mcraiac OF paralysis. lie gas stricken
a, o'c'ock il the mornlug AID died ut !
g clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

Qu&E>SrowH CATTLE MAEKEr. Dct'r. - --
Offerings 81 ~ E,H! If Cattle rs 81 which sol,I
~ 5.i!2 per 10 CO.. sheep nnl i..5:!t,s sold ri )
- :or Old s'h:cn. "rl D.; al: nr l.smhs Ma.
l,ct dui!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION HOUSE,

MANSION HOUSE.
W j. Skinner. Va; i e Sil!cott. FAuquier
Rev I B Baalo, Wcstmorciand; Alphcus BoI.
Ing, Burkcvlil'; q ii White. Baltimore; II
ID Garden, WareutOn; 7 II Uoviugton apd
wife. Culncrar, 7 g Mckinney and wife. lIar
risburg, p; Il il D4Loa. Nov York; i Bal
ley, Va; L l. James Va; Rev L llodgs0r, Bal
Gmotc, john Core, BGllimcre.
TONTINE.
A + BroHo, Baltimore; Judge il Il Cock
Grille, Fairfax; l. Il !iu c1:son, Londour; y L
Gilmore. do; f Berkeley, Va; j ) Owens,
do j II BIr:r, Curorcl; j i Robinson,
Poa! ci Rex; Il s Wi19ron, n. Y; Is "
Branch. Ecamo1G; IL 9 Jackson, 81. L)ui:
II p.g!s:san. jr., Cambridge, Did; 7 Is Put.
ter. Va; George ! HG&t, h;Gi0ur; A BAL
lirg. "a; judge +; Ssugit>r. BGfks; T. D
Sc.ioh. FouIt:icy, iIS lo5tt. - " J Skio-
Ger, DO; .iUaa N!arh:i. Dc; y n !. Ghjiia,
w.; Gcacr,l William M1:,v.,, Petersburg;
II ii Li.iticharG,y shan9H!oaj; i q l.Ino,
FfCi.rie kShura; Geo D}ul!as Wa,hiaGtGn; j.
. Could, Mstkhar; +! !; S;rothcT, DO; !; G
burrows, IuipeD2!; Wan ]. !'iakiin, I'auqul"r;
j n Love, Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

lie l0dusrIal School connected with tie
Unton Rcllct Society viii resume is sessions IL,
Peabody Hal, 90 Saturday, oext, a, ,c1
0 COCK q. Ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

:A!rrHrgr Dr.n%>c %l--Nir.;,ui, s;aa4 d.
i~:rr; :; DO ronsr ;t.,cl o.; &, second so-
r!,- "t; raat i;!' r@Gr%fs 81; mc9; ten fo;-
'i''. -. Cotton 6.!!; mlddug i! Flour
iuH nui loser - sT'fjHH; toward street. nnd
|cstaTu anpor \ &4i: = DO hxLrn5JiaS6, 90 Fam.
II: Il >n.c City Mis- supcr ! iJ$j; DO Extra
" 1A,c';; ;!U FHmig t. ,1t$T -; do tic brands
:h,;:I, II, P%tsTs"o family s. Wheat
a1i,LG"Tn u"'i ~no inw'ri western lowcr, anh
r.',s"'t G9i" s"rinr:" red i.a.I&1: la Mm5or
"'+l; 80 Maryland ~ '';" 30 western
~i"t'r T"d sr',i ard Oytoh"- !:'1!ml2S; No
rcmh"r i:ri.H@; iirccmhGr i"S!s!"3. Corn
--:-"uLhcrn dul ani rover: Western lcwar
!'t aCiiN' st -" Gs"inC; NU;,tir-m waite JjalN :;
10 y'i!'" ~ ca: A".l'.o f"iX"t spo. md Oct
" i"@'!; Nry "'GnI!; j!"C lI-b5. Oats s. shade
Hns!"iH HHIiG l2at't: i" H4,set 3's10 i:yu
quiet ANA llTsr NJ H!.1, H%y !fm; prime 20
cr".cG iGa"m ami Msryinni ij,slG. Cc,isc
i'm; N,n @srEocs l5ulS4 Sugar at-org; a sr!.
":@!0. Wh'a*cy ir'n nj 81 -.
NEw YcnK, Get. 70 Stocks stroily. Money
ca. Flour ,.U5. Nhaa. !cH;:. Corn uN-
chgrgrt.
FOHT OF ALEXANDRIA. OUTDNiiH 81.
,un ris9s............ =: i,ln .e!s............. j.
AaxiTSr.
Schr ii A Barmsn. rhil.'nlrhi,s. To 7 j Mc.
lHtit'S "a 70.
;!chr NJ d lrclsnd, Philadelphia, 20 ;? j Nc.
haiioy & Go.
CLEARED.
Str j W Thompson, lower rnrc, by r A Reed.
Str Ma:lsuo lower PoIc by j i!roders IL Co.
DISASTER
SChr Ma!lic r. IHhcr, from Washington, DC,
for Perth emboy, al Nav York 18Th. DC: -,
of Cap" Henry, took gallo from NE; lost
abou: 100 rairosd tita IRON OF deck and was
bicwA oil south Of He;tcras,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

NEw }CEH, Get, 70 stocks stcoiy. Money
ca. Flour anil. Nnaa. !,H:.. Corn IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

fUE CANAL NoAINF&. - Tho CGmb2rl,nd
' ,GS ~. s HAT ali or nca.g all oi !he hoa.:ncr
tayc decided to accept the advances 10 81 ccnra
nI!crcd hy iho Consolidation sai New N@nifni
'orHpanies and nearly all The campaai ahi.-
ii yesterday ct that figure. The rpc0 vino
composed the 90 cart uactIlg, held AioEday.
have rCsOHci 10 accept - Gents AID cousc
QpCnt!y The committee appointed By them did
not wait On the companies. The American
ompamy, who previously paid 50 How pay %
cgGt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-16
OPENING THE GOSPEL TENT.

The new Gospel Tent, at Broadway and
Fory-thlrd-st was opened last evening with appro-
pirate services All the seats were occupied and the
standing room at the entrance packed with crowd
that reached the pavement outside The Rev. Mr. Mn
gen the Rev. Arthur Brooks and the Rev. Mr.. Bonham
we're PLATFORM and also the choir OF the church
OF the Holy Trinity and hundred volunteer singers
from other Riley A Brick chairman Of the
ecutve committee conducted the exercises After short
service Of song under the conduct OF George lockwood
the Rev Mr. Minceu read from the Bible and made the
dedcaory prayer. Mr. Brick delivered short address
OF welcome in behalf Of DIR. stephen IL Tying r whose
"A hitherto he said, the services were to
be wholly undenominational everybody Of
every creed was invited The abcst ministers
i'm New-YOrk aud Brooklyn had been engaged TO preach
during the season. message from Dr. Tying was read
by the Rev. Mr.. BOnham. II bad been
his purpose TO dictate special mes
sage but be had not had strength
enough TO accomplish II he could only extend greet
ing TO those present and TO the numerous friends and
supporters OF the work The dedication sermon was
preached by the Rev. Arthur Brooks from Lake XXX IL
and ii.
The new tent, erected in accordance with d. Tyngs
determination to carry the Gospel Tent work during
the Summer was put on the present site be-
cause il was thought to be the most oen-
tral and desirable place. Ii is 80 feet
I'm diameter and has seating capacity OF 200 Ser
vices will be held every evening except Saturday
Gifts I'm support the work may be sent to Augustus
Holly. treasurer No. 5l2 PIne-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-16
DIED.

c,NpREII-on Juue IA. Anna D. yonigest q ''
d. Wiilian IL Campbell, % NeW BrulSW - ne,
49,. At her fathers residence On fh,Itsd1' Si'
p the family are to attend without ur "'
Please send 30 lo"tt' York at NJ.
The penusyy ania \. r. IRAN leaNAhs .''"
Viii be m time for The funeral - g., ,.ov
yr,y On sunday June l5 al her resdence, .
OUri widow OF Thomas Aston Colnn on o""''''' " -
liter If the late Henry y. OtueheI. ., atana
nj friends The family are re- n's - ~ 6th
Reia i ne t,nurch Of the Ascension corner ot
ave. ana lOtlst AT l"' 'I'NN''1
AM furtacr notice.
,S Sar 3 c. papers please copy. MI,
y,.,D In Rrookiyu. saturday norm g Jufe =, 80
e., VIE of George 81. uaiste' aSea Il years
ard t her late residence, 3s6 CiAssonsy Broo'o'
Monday. Jdne 10. AZ p m ,--,., p.,,,o
or,.sn,y In Aurusta Nc. June u, fhkaoeei
~ ronngest daughter OF william oihson, $3.50
s,ssT Colltge class OF 1877, aged - years ="
,y-At Pan France. the 2d Inst C0onei JOHN
McMuIIay, OF New YORK 80 o.. ,t,,aha,b
- o. friday Iuue H. at Greenwich, Conn., EhLaoo'"
PiO ~ ,'ir fS,,gltar OF Mrs %. :. Ia Forge - Ar.
ia fIsends respectfully Invited 70 ~
i,i ssryie,, ON Monday, June o. a. i',O a. '' ~ ~
ulo,S 90, ,rscatiou ~ Churcb SrcenNioh q, ,,a
,,rtsye, viii waiting AZ ho ~ tha 10 lO
and Nrw.lav r. r., on the artF VI ,ie n
a m Train from Ne"-1oiAi wv
wich AT 100 y. ~ n, rupa
Euteret into rest on the ~, ~ So
" - ~ Etza :. l.. VI the ate tlet -.
10 ,ilu me the late Iecharnh itNlS GAIA.
- - r,,,. M har late residence on aiTso"'V 7'aP'o
" ~ + an Monday, the l6th lpss- al IL a III
Ina, r"', aIe Invited without further nOtice
pa,i leaves foot Of whitehall e. ~ ~ a. ="
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intellect aud resolve clear and strong as sucoessh
military leader" "a,
IL was the financial storms OF 1887 when IN
great fortune secure. that Asa Packer began 70
rcyOlyc the plans OF the university. From Tue PC
ginning he resolved to link the university 10 ht
church. In 1865 he announced 10 his Bisbup tSieEe ~
bis intention found Lohlgh U3ivcrsty ficker Jan
rose on the mountain In almost unriYaled grace
and beauty OF proportion Fully ohccred ana rgnpfn
the institution organized aud opened IN tue Autumn
1867 It's chief aud controlling mlssOn was t1CbIn
partmcut afterward enlarged by judge Packer 70 .e
present Latin and Greek PROFESSIONALLY. lie hRe"ine
added Char OF Psychology aud Chrl.lan Esl,onoo'
ana authorized the law lectures OF the crfen' y'br'
Finally. the magDifcence 81 his testamcbtafS chnoN-
demonstrates that he cont mpated fnc uhlVer
sity ms the crown OF bis long ana nOpe nc Tie oy h
tributons TO this Institution have nov reached tbe
enormous sum ~ S3.25O00o while bis aggIcgate
charities within fourteen years exceed r4Ooo'Voo
cannot omit" said the Prosideni to mention Una,
cOnsUmmate wisdom which linked Jhe rtlNa! ~, ~
university IN one fellowship az life The one y Ue
Oun1a,ion and the other the supersrueture OF slhge
edilco. Both sprang from the same soul; Doth W.T.
fOstored with the same affection bDth were secuIcu w
the thoughtful provisions OF the same testament ana
are left under the monetary control Inc prtsI
dent Of the railwa y aud the president OF the unfrp
are virtually members OF the sane cOrporhlon ~ ne
conductor not a brakeman, not hagman along Tue he
of the railway who Is not DAILY WORKING LOT INC u
sIiy. Our founder an orthodox believer IN lhe
supernatural scheme OF redemption. lie receiver VII
nany as crystalzed INTO our scripura ana Al'osVos
Church He adhered 10 creets, articles, oincts anu
liturgy He embraced Prayer Book IN us un'iy anu
entirely. For nearly hity years be was connecC and
exemplary commandment Certainly nc was nel'hei
crit TO- scholar nor theoiogan but his profession a
belief and belief meant Practice or louu. aid
in Jesus Christ inheritance lncofTupdpo "i"'"'
and everlasting" -, -, ,oo ~,
The Commencement exercises will take pace on
Thursday next NJ 10 O'Clock. All the closing EXERCISES
Will be very plain and unOscDtatiOus, ana the Hhua
ball and Presidents reception nave been abandoned
because of the founders death.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.

NEw-BRUNsWICK, n. j., June 15.-ln the
midst the preparations for Commencement which Is
generally the centre Of social carnival in this ancient
city, daughter of President Campbell was suddenly on
Saturday, removed by death. This sad event throws
gloom over the entire town. The president fortunately
had finished his Baccalaureate sermon, even 10 the
closing address 10 the class Al the request OF the Fac
ulty therefore, the Professor T. : Doottle read 1t
TO n crowded audience in the First Reformed Church
last evening lie introduced the Baccaiaureate with
the following remarks:
It's with unaffected difndence that ] undertake TO
rrouonce The Thoughtful and noble words contained ia
ibis Bacca discourse OF our bereaved president
A these words are repeated you VIII miss
the electric force and energetic emphasis so
Characteristic of their reyered author, Dut ths
deeply impressive and touching circumstances ubdef
which their repetition, however feeble ana Inadequate
is performed VIII, doubt not carry them 20 your
hearts with supreme eoQuence and effectiveness. Inc
sermon was energetic exposition or the duty O IeNtI
euce and obedience toward parents, teachers, eupeIoI
civil governments the church ana God II was remark
able Tor It's simple and vigorous AngolsaXCn Englsh'
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