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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

Gen. BRAGG Of Wisconsin and Mr.. Ian
DERs Of Connecticut have had tho misfortune
20 incur the disapproval Of our esteemed con-
temporary. the Horid, as well rs OF the more
impulsiyo Of the Confederate Brigadicrs. At
present it describes them as men vino call
themselves Democrats and accuses them OF
" demagogcal dishonesty and impertinencc."
Yet these Representatives have only expressed
the opinion that it would not pay to hire tho
solid South to stay in the Democratic party by
giving it the run Of the Treasury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

BERLIN. Fob. 3.-The National GazeHe says it
shghly probable that the remarkable attitude of the
Danish Court AZ the Duke of Cumhc rlnnd's marriage
prompted Germany ~ ask Austria abTVgate Clause VI
tue Treaty Vi Prague.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

Tho New York Custom House nomina-
lions were yesterday before the Senate III
Executive session; and Notwithstanding the
opposition Of Senator CoNKL1NG Mr.. MERRITT
was confirmed rs Collector and Mr. BURT as
Naval Officer In the regular session Of the
Senate Mr.. McCREERY introduced n bill for tho
transfer Of the Indian Bureau from the Inte-
rior to the War Department and MIR. TELLER
presented tho petition of colorcd men OF Lou
isiaua who. after complaining that thoy are
prosecuted for political opinions. pray for relief
and protection.
Three bills introduced in the House indicate
n varied belief ms to the probable cost of pay
ing the pensions arrears. That ~ Mr. CUTLER
Of New Jersey proposes an appropriation of
sl0O.OO0,000. Mr.. DuLcHARD Of Illinois thinks
1t would be- better to issue bonds in the amount
OF lO0OO.0J) to raise the money. whlo Mr..
WHITE Of Pennsylvania introduces a bill appro-
priating 100000 600 only. The memorial SER
vices over the deceased member. TERANCE
QUINN Of Troy. were held in the afternoon.
While experts are quarrelling over the
question Of how fast man can skate. the ice
boat shippers Of the Hudson are showing 10y
practical sailing how rapidly their peculiar
craft can skim over the Ice. On Saturday the
extraordinary time Of ten miles in ten minutes
was made between Poughkecpsic and New
Hamburg and that. too. under conditions not
entirely favorable 1t is an everyday occur
renee for these swift-wiugcd sailing machines
to pass the fastest trains that run along the
river shore. SO much has the sport Of running
them increased in popularity OF late that there
are regular iceboat clubs having races Tor prizes
and for the championship tho same MS though
they were contested in the water and ia warmer
weather. 1t is an exciting and in many respects
dangerous sport; but maybe it is tho danger
that makes it SO popular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

The of years between the great Worlds
Fairs give m opportunity-usuaily taken
promptly-for corners Of the world n l.tic out
Of the most travelled ways 10 hold n.erna-
tional exhibitions 81 their own. such was the
case with Chiii three or four years ago. and
with Australia year before last and such. next
autumn. will again be- the case with Australia.
which is 10 hold an exhibition Of all nations az
Sydney. Free space. free motive power, and
freedom from customs duties are guaranteed.
and an aero Of exhibiting area j. set apart for
America. one vessel has already gone from
She United States. carrying goods for the cXhi-
bition. and another will 20 soon. There are
medals. money prizes. and certificates Of merit
for the best exhibits. but. after all. the true
stimulus for Americans will De the prospect OF
nndiu.. an increased market FOR thcr wares in
Australia. and this prospect is worth the eNer-
ton ami expense. in many cases, Of sending
goods to the fair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

Inoldtim confessions were cXtorted from
alleged criminals hy means of the rack and the
thumhsorow. Physical torture Of accused or
consisted persons Is now prohibited by law. and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of guilt must De elected by
other methods than the infection of bodily pain
The Clergyman, in modern Iails. takes the place
of the od-timc eNe'utlouer. Tho prisoner is
expected To pour his tnle Of sin into the SYM
pathetic ours of his spiritual adviser and ii the
adviser Is mott Roman Catholic pricst-thc story
soon finds lis way into print, and appears rs
damnng evidence against the accused. Prof
WEBSTER destroyed his lust chance Of obtaining
Il commuilti0n OF sentence when he allowed tho
Rev. Dr. PUTNAM to persuade him to confess
his guilt of tho murder OF Dr. PAREMAN. All
the efforts then being made in WEnsrER's behalf
wore paray2ed 10y the confession. ana the Gov
ernor and Council saw no alternative but 10 al
low the law to take its course. Yet WEBsIER's
assertion that his crime was no greater than
mansiouGht'r may have been true. Instances
might be multiplied to show that clergymen are
apt to be unsafe guides when liberty or life il In
jeopardy. The attempt to obtain confession
from Mrs. Coin, US reported in TIE SUN VI Fri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

Judging from the eXperien co Of the city OF
Providence. Rhode Island. property quallA-
cation for voting il far from being bulwark
against extravaganza in the expenditure Of
public money. Although the city is carrying a
debt Of nearly ten millions Of dollars il Is in
dulsing in the folly Of now city hall. costing
about 5000 900; and resolution WIS offered
IN the Board OF Aldermen. the other
day. to appropriate large sum Of money
for additional furniture. although 10000
had already been expended in furnish
ing the building. In the course Of the
discussion the Mayor denied a newspaper re-
port that his chair cost siO-it only cost $50.
He also said that the carpcting cost less thnn
Z yard. and added that to put down dollar
carpet or an ingram would Dos an ah-urdty."
one OF tho Aldermen inquired how many Of tho
Mayors constituents had their rooms laid with
carpeting costing - a yard. Yet the resolution
passed. almost rs introduced. and tae swiullers
and bunkrup,s who wax fat on the plumber Of
tho people. and maintain themselves in power
with the aid 81 an army Of ofl'r-holdus voters,
will be able 10 walk on four-dollar carpets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

day. reflects no credit upon those engaged in 1t.
The affair had too much the appearance Of a
masquerade. and the Rev. Mr.. MoNTdoMEEY's
part in the transaction WINS little in accordance
with the dignity Of his profession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

In the course Of the investigation at Chi
caeo orde red by the House OF Representatives.
respecting Judge BLoDGETr. the question Of
the value Of the Stdats-/rtug newspaper being
raised, the Secretary Of that association states
IN his testimony that in order TO be worth par
n newspaper should pay dividends of Is per
cent. This is about right Although 10 per
cent. Is q very handsome return for money in
vested newspaper property is exposed 10 acct
dents and dangers against which most other
kinds OF business are comparatively safe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

Throat-ails Promptly Checked
~ JaYne's EApeeturAut-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

From the report Of the Superintendent Of
Public instruction. it appears that there are
now In the public free schools OF this State
1u32Uj2 children, under the care u 3O.5f6
teachers-7,97s men and 22js9 women. the
average annual salary OF these teachers il
;3os,7j. or slO.sG week. The average daily
attendance II children was greater by Is 0G9
last year than in 1871. but superintendent GIL
MoUR declares that the compulsory education
act IT, to all practical ntents and purposes. a
dead letter.
one novel suggestion Of the report is worth
thinking o. There are III School Commits
sloncrs in the State. Some of them are compe-
tent and others AFRO not, II teachers are re-
quired TO pass an examination, argues the
Superintendent why would it no, he wise to
insist that School Commissioners, whose duty
it Is To supervise the work Of the teachers.
should themselves be- qunlined2 Why not. in
decd? Coming to details the Superintendent
develops his idea MS follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

Fifty millions Of wealth. represented by some
three hnui r,l guests. present uu saturday even.
ius lt.t at the Residence OF GAoReE W. CHiLps-PhGi.
dsiJhm Rseofi
Thus wealth bows to the genius Of Phila-
deiphia's iunereal bard.
, 1879-06-10

Brtxadeers-1 see Northern Conerismsu apo'o.
gt4ln Tor nssisttn ID Fafaln troops 70 conker u.s.
mud bringin forth 'troots meet for repentance BY
Glssn US everything 10 ak foE: sec tho
mud Ioctle ailcd. ! see the bloc taklu ORR III
hat to The gray, and sec Dekotashen Day Ia
the North nbotshcd, tho for one, betn generous;
an. wlllo 81 they want % tlckosato the gravas
ny sfcr ded, they naS, Ct they will do It In tho
osa,1e s %thSus 70 s0f .aoo. or parade wIsh !.
~ an Rotn Into the prophit blzn!s." ted Jos
B!R!er, "only am eoiu to nruphesy 6ackards,
wich Is the safest. 1 see = DEmekratlc party
wtcs got Into power by aksident, and. hedn's
conseionlhe asses in thu South who suppose that
the Nnrth, w!ch cg9revioualy whalc0 us wunst,
amt 1ist cz ready to to It tEiu. SEQ aecksun
w kentry popclatll by klaas nv people wlch
doo't know .kln1nfs and mercy When they sec ii
md wivh tnlatukcs ccmency for eowatdls. And
To takc q handspring into t,e fusur, I'see IN
elscahin In Ohio this fall. wteh will c1eno out
the DimocriAy completely my1d pave tho way
for the elcckshun uy Grnnt Ia 1880, with !
ConCrtf behind him wich will take nifty good
deserves and no more. .sse tic ptnsple Nv
States' Rites 6quelchcd. md the old Fcdret tdes
more firmly established than aver. 1 see tic
Corners remaining Jtst e. It fs ohlcsa tho eth
gems exchange baseoH'a bnr for thcir corn
feelds, and g1t 10 considerin skool-housa e1
Nv moro Importance than quarter raco track.
sec the ntggers gits[n out ny here. and leeEla
the kentrt without labor, bccoz tho white clst-
zens hcvn't got sense enun TO rccoEnize tho
fact that they nse men and give EN- the fftes
Zoo never learn anything or forgtt auythiug-n
And alter this depseestn pecee uv propbesy,
.1osef ruled oil with the retnark that we wood
find he Wuz trpo prophet. Petilaps he is. NAt
! got ali wantLl to drink for m hour or'tMo.
PETROLEUM V. NAsnr,
, 1879-06-10

people Ind boon called upon by the gentry tn
snb4crfbe &100 essf,-avowedly toward The az.
termination Of Christianity In their dlstrics.
Their moI,ts uperantil was 10 tear down Tho
chanel III tic first Instance. n11 subsequently to
destroy the houses Of tic Chrtktians, titus
iorcih1y driving them out oF the place. But,
happlty, only part OF this programme was car.
ricd out. Tho sufferers by tl,r riot fed 10 tho
magistrates yatnyn. where they were kindly
received and promised protection.
A few days later tho .magiftraie went IN per
son to inspect the wrecked thancl. liz lmine-
t!tatelv fusttuted an c1aminnt!n into tlle whoe
nffaIr, and required the oTendcra to pay all ex.
pcnsra attending tho repair Of the chancl, To
furnish medical atd to the wounded men, and to
lind si1 montha security for The liTes Of the rcr-
sons assaulted. Tile man who had been most
severely beaten was ordered to receive 40 as
compensation, but, with rare dttIntercstclucas.
he refused to receive the mooe1, In order that
The purify OF Ills mntivcs In becoming Christian
should MT be duubtc.t. by this prompt nctlon
Of tho Yunch'uo magistrate, md tie uDscl1sll
conduct 0t the native Christians, not only has
t'eace teen restored, but also good statn Of
feeling between tic Chrfatians and tleif heathrn
ncIghbora SECURED, the lutter fnr Once fully un-
deFstantling that ChristIa1s must not be l,erse-
cutcd for refusing To contribute to idolatsous
purposch, and also that the higher and nnbicr
principles which they claim to have adopted are
entitled 10 respect aud legal recognition.
, 1879-06-10
rITTSDUnG RIOT BILL.

a Aesolntton Adopted for Tho Criminal prot'
uAnn,sn,,no. "a. Jnns 5,--Immellatety after
IN. s,..n,f,it,, ~ ,hn Iou.. ~ uenr.,snt,ttvc.
nj, M faErnm H. @s ar T "f phi,.dpi.h;. aross
10 n question OF privilege, md offered the
following preamble and resolution:
wusnEA., The Riot Investigation Committee re.
por,ed that william II. Kembis. Charles Ii. saiisF,
Superintendent Of Public Uronnds. of Hlair Coun.
III \. y. Lclsenripg, Of Mauch Chunk; aud
Ghristsn Lung, of Cumberland Coant}. hasa ro.
,aseo M o. seS ST. IT, n. y o. nc nh1 .na .c
As,sn,hir' nsr'' md tltnt thrrs il syidenra of :
ylolssinn NJ ia con.titat!on o. the n.rt Of r. j.
NcCuno. Of Cumberland County. and Dt, &. Shoe
maker, Of Harrisburg; and.
WHEnEAs, The dignity Of the Hoase demands
that these men should be brought to punishment;
Therefore 70 4 H.. x... Y.u. u.a,, u,,t.
co1hoea fg, nnat neG T"ai, sh.e,,ni w"mS'
hiioIon' ii,nt.,' 1aHa s seH; Il u.hsa ~ onu
tt'rtH e.,,nttt - az ns., ~ ~ | IIcuss - n
, 1879-06-10

and defy opposition. Thay tub pistnse, antf Enur-
'ler at w!l, without fear Of !noinsAton from tbs
cn1thnt eettfer OF Iar. abiding cltxsn. Owing to
tho peculiar laws Of Congress regarding the uAn Of
troops. ETC., tho United HtAteA military Of this
locality at,sn1utely refnac 10 ad or project us
nEAtn.t any invasion or danger tf9n these hnntlita
tesort. where thor tnxe stolen goods and congrs.
gate together 10 enact nnlawfn1 deeia. tn somo
dare not 70 to reclaim bis ato1cn stock for tear
Of helng murdered. though he may ace It and
know 1t tn TO his. An organization Of thla
Of ofcera waa held on tho 12th Of This n,onth, bnt
such reign ot terror ex!sts in the Pan Handle Of
T'c1na-tlDnbt. dread. insecurity for the future
which pcrvAnes the minds OF the ensire population
RENDERS q faithful discharge Of dnty extremaly
hazardous. Therefore tho cit.xehs ask that com
pany Of fsnGcrs BE- eent there for htlE pt0tectt0n
, 1879-06-10
STEAM FOB IIORSE.CAnB.

Trial OF an Automatic Non. Explosive Motor
III New York.
Ss.s FORK Hfrid
Col. II. Angnmar's model steam motor Lille
made trial trip yesterday from Third avenue
and Etxty-seyensh strcct to Pf,nting-iloase
Square. p,As the motor was backed out Of tic
shed just above tho Third Avenue Ralrond
deoot II looked like IN exaggerated bohtail
car, excepting that II bad perforated iron
curtains At tho aides, front, the rear. Within
the inc,osed front platform sat the driver by
The side Of tho smokestack aud stcam chimney,
with ons hand on the lever and tho other on
the handle Of the brake. When the Iron cur-
tain at one Aida ves raised, the machinery Of
the motor, which extends from ona end Of tue
car to The other immediately, under tue door,
wss brought Into vlew. The fotlcr wss felted
{usfie and 10 when tf!B hGnu wAa applied to II
only slight degree Of warmth Vas felt: IN
front wAt little furnace. tflic boiler Of the
a stationary boiler Ii the shcd mud tie furnace
holds just enough coal to kcsp up the steam
during tl.e trip. Tho motor Is therefore, auto-
matte, aud needs no engineer. Tha duty Of the
driver Il s!1poly 70 st.ft T. st9p n ana eo.tsoi
only To the 1at psrt Of the uaeels. cover Their
wjlolc surfanc. Col. Argamaf said tliat to run
1U0 Of these motor cars On tue SURFACE road, or
for that matter On on elevated road, three stacks
Of stationary b'jilers thirty feet long and tHo-
and aaf feet iu diameter would be necessary,
and that the consumption Of coal would be frnin
two-an,i.A.hs!t tous to thrce tons day. The
Lille is q twenty-horAe powar motor. i!nd can
rnunt1 trips on the Third ayenua road with ono
nllng nf tt boiler and tie furnace. 1t Is claimed
Tor ti!s form Of motor that 1t can be run a. ball
tho expense of horsocaEs, and that tic boiler is
not explosive. .-
the Lille started down Third evenue about
hpek behind 4 lOtSe-tzr, and It's CHpn3H1tt[C&
, 1879-06-10
NASBY.

Mr.. Nasty and Hts Frlends Dlscuss the Army
IsIil, and DppioFe the Oppression the South
IL 1roanInK Under, md tbs North as Wcll.
ToJfdn Hidde.
CoyrEpR1r Y KoAns {Wtch ia IN The State Nv
Kentuckyl June Z, 1810.-Tlerc Wuz sad meet
III a. lsascom's tie n'te uo heerd Nv the Prcat-.
dents veto uv the Army bill. A feeitn uv gloom
pcrvadid the soom aud thcr Nuz sadnis t1'at
wuz painfully YiZablc on every face. Dtsktn
Pogsnm he'd succeeded In borreln two dollars Nv
q Northern ysgabond wtch WIS prospcctln tue
Corners With vtcw w starttn II bacgin mill. on
Sscesshun erik, and but for that NO shood hev
sunk under the new trubb!c that bed come upon
Us, Tic Dsekin Is libsaf when he l1ez the means,
and 30 long e1 that two dollars lasttd NC man-
aged to kecp up, xlcl, nc did for some time,
1ikkee bclu redoosed to five cents. There was
forty drinks IN TINT sum, 70 say uuthln Nv three
rounds We got w Cnit, aictclter, whose credit
IL not UT cggshaustld.
next fall" sighed the good old nan. "Ald
eYery cuss,d uggrr tu LtbbcrtyytIlc Will votc,
ist t1,e sasua CT tho they Hux troo Kentuck-
ians.''
B!sIer which wuz prcseut cx he alluz ID Whon We
Iou't want him, !" Amt they borr Oh the soil,
aud dou't the most ny sm hoy tho beat blood "
Kentucky eoursn thro thel vassesi ING helt
Nv e.n ara ttlroe-uuartors white, aud they must
hey got It from Kcutlcktank, ez nouo w their
uot!1ers ever left tl,e Btsle.n
We paid no attenshun to the r.baid akotler.
"Ttme wuz," scd Capt. M'relter, when We y.
here, to saY nothin u. nleEers wlea ueveF
"Aht" scd fsasker Garttt, bis eye ll,in up
| with q momentary suthooetaam, :, remember
in 1855, Nv hanrsn Y.pkec scnool.ss.ehsr, rho
tnsist!d on votiu Ahilshttl tkktt: The tree Is
still ssaidin, und alluz shel sta1I c. monsn-
tuln w days foreser aed." mr..
I'VE kin atauI it,n romsrkt, "lor We ale
yoosal to hnln ground down under the Iron heel
uv oppreslu." Il,
seq vs. MSss5; .f: voo., to pe,o ground down" COP
| als fer our friends in tlh North! With so)erb
at the poles, ussd With tho sl!pe.!tsof system
contlnyool, xAt willths Irish II Moo York dol
l @ fs;ist III ' With &c
from uorutn tail ute, do, when ttEahlkls Gov
erntneuL tnterierss With E1etnin ktsel to prevent
etut MuthIks ! see Tue faithful patrick wien
u.a! lor wati On fpr u.o dsys ny Ttdea y ant I
citizen run aud ruz gsortfed."
:" 1t Is thuudcrtn Gst,n sod Jos biglot, "to
snus wuus,, ~ nheu Feiuy o'Bficn, Who put. IN !
whole day NY II, hez TO b aFrsatcd and bas&ssl'
!. Walt til another Prssedeushsl tles4ann," " !
M ritcs. Ihero viii bS ~ Aniishpist Geaera, il
lilo Chsru to tntnrpose his veto. THU We she
hey rat We want. The Contedris soljers will
ley ther penshuns, nnd our elnme& fos pr0perlY '
destroyed by the L!uktnas teehda Will be paid
500 = glorious pFospeck !" ssd hascotn, biz
oys !Itu Up very like y propAeI's. !" II see Con;
feurit &oljats rona Into this bar IN droYes, and
oeeh Nv Gu, payIn for ther dsinks tst atoen t.kiu
tlut you hey been rlnntn up dooHn sli uiest
dark days palanced, aud the money ~ tlo ttl
, 1879-06-10
SUICIDE.

pzLAy4a, Wis. juno 9.-r. Gormiey, PROM
tneut citizeu and ~ enterprlslnH busluess nan
Of this cIly, sonimttssd suiAls this astarauon,
BY h4n2tnR, ue was drst discovered by Que Of
hls aons suspended bv hnatsr from hsznes4-
hook in bis carsiako-housc. With hts feet resting
on the foos. ue had probably beea dead phout
i've hu,lFs. Hs VIA principal onuer aud tpsn-
agsr,o Of tho United States Star Windmill nad
Pump Nanufactosy Of this city, and had dons !
large and toyFishlug business for several IeEs,
until. durinS tho lAst year or two. financial eu-
, 1879-06-10

logical study. and IL therefore recommended to
bc made for Europe, The Con1scss asked that
such stations Al Mount Washington and Pixies
Peak fthc highest station on the earthly may bc
maintained, nnd that even moro observations
mar be notcd than those r,ow attempted. a,1d
that ali the observations mar bo published for
the usc Of tneteorolotiats everywhere. The
Congress mAie no practical suggestions ~ to
weather predictions In Europe. = matter which.
u would sccm, might ba arranged With very
little difficulty,
, 1879-06-10

tarrasau,et1.s seemed 10 weigh heavily uuon him,
n,,d 10 tAe fact nf hts inability 70 meet ohiiRa-
lie was about 55 years Of aeo, kind. .lcarted,
0bti9tbg, honorable man. md WA universally
respected, lie leaves a wife and Two soDs. wlIo
have the oarn est sympathJ Of tho entire conf
forsnttv
, 1879-06-10
An American Chapel tq Qhips RaokeA.

On Sunday, tl.s 10Th Of February, mob OF
oyer hundred persons toFeibly. entered tho
Amesican Msthodlst Chapel AZ Yuneh'uu, l4o.
niles aouth Of Ycoel,pw, a1M violently aasault**l
tho Chrlsttlus WHO hs4 gathered therein tus d.
yiuo worship, Tho catechist sud congssRat!on
escaped ~ tho ulagstrate's yatnep, leaving the
Immediately set 70 work nnd destroyed tho
seats, tables etc. Previous 10 this Attaek the
, 1879-06-10

sf<r tOTk 5tH1eJ.
4 few days ago William Sloane, tle bead OF
the wel-known aIpet-tt -tto,,&e that bore his uames
died in ths city. lis was known to be poe
s.ssed OF great wealth, yaroustJ eetinAtel at
from tso0,uo0 to $t,06o,0o In hts employ
ws.s any ners0ns Tq% az ~
freely aM11be 70 them the credit OF the shara
they ind 10 building up the fortunes OF Tie fls1nt
and lssore he died he saw IT, remembering this
fact, to acknowledge blu gratitude III Buo-
terdsy. : peti,ion for the probate OF hle
will was tl'et, and II Is pros,abls that the will
will he admitted. Ita prov.ssons will make glad
the hearts of the fortunate employees Who have
been provided for. ~ The terms oi his VII. ).
Mr. sioaus EiTcs ssh, Zoo to uinbcr OF thA'
S5,0U, according to tho yenst OF service Of t1f
different persoDs named. Mr.~ Sloane, fn the
clause Of h!s will providing for these nequeat< ,
saws TINT much Of Ills succeaH tn life lad been
due to the fidelity, wcl-drccted labors, and in,.'
tcllfgent intprcst in bis buslness Of tho mos
who had assisted him in bis tntsrnrhes. IhA ,
Oldest emplpye had been Ii eluane's service foGSs
twenty-five ycsr&-
Nr sioauc has not forgotten to pruv1ds for
many religious bodies and societies, 70 which 10
took an interest, aud ho leaves fl4V,uO 70 20
distributed as foitows:
Board Of Foreign Missions. ~. 600
Hoard of Dopept1e Missions. D, 600
Bosra Of Church ministerial Rsitut ...... IL, 600
American Sunday -sabool Union 10. 600
New York Tract Society .... .....--...-.'... looo
Seatncns beciety,... ...'...s ''''... '''''. e'o
rfes5y tsfIan Home fof Aged Women ...... 1000
New York Bible society ~, OOo
Alr. Sloane also leavcs $4,000 70 his pastor,
the Rev John Hail, Ut the Filth Avenue Pres
bytctian Church.
No other Wh!sker Dye equals Htll's-5o cents.
, 1879-06-10

Strong Drama Of Domtattc Interest," with carefully.
we'll t.dr1wn rhaFattrrl and worthy ltora1 Furpess
that IL uOWhcfs uuduly pAfaaed
JUVENILE PINAFORM COMPANY.
Rprcfhl ttattneta every day {exrept saturday. At
o'clock accommodate aclll ctl.lrcn ad OtItdrs wfo
hare been unable witness tIr evening rsrf0fn
Farewell Appearance kmndAy evening, June is.
, 1879-06-10
KANSAS.

Towns, Population, Firms. improvements,
"I,uE.Outa." and 1in,nigrantx--A General
Description Of the Askansn1 Valley, Along
tho Atchisou, Topeka d Hnnts Fe Itall-
, 1879-06-10

No other Wh!sker Dye equals Htlrs-5o cent