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The New York herald., 1879-02-24
CENTRAL NJ. Z. CHURCH.
THE RELIGIOUS CHARACTER OF WASHINGTON


SERMON Dy DR. NEWMAN.
Rev. Dr. Newman took his text from Nehemiah,
vii 2-"He was a faithful man and feared God above
many" The Doctor began by saying that in the
formation OF new nation the character OF the peo
pic is OF the greatest moment, and then he asked
where in all the mighty past. in all the living
present. shall we find the prototype of American
charsctcrs He then drew parallels between Wash
ington snd Aristidcs, Cyrus and Caesar among the
anciens, aud Peter the Great, Frederick the Great
and Napoleon. and concluded that Washington
possessed the wisdom and justncss OF Arstides with
out his fones. the magnanimity of Cyrus without
his ambition. tho executive ability OF Cnsar with
out his crimes. the patriotism of Peter the
Frederick the Great without his atheism and
tine statesmsnship OF Napoleon without his rasIness.
Washinston's character was harmonious rather than
brilliant and his characteristics blended In beautiful
proportions like the colors of the rainbow. He had
temperance without austerty. caution without fear.
bravery without rashness, constancy without stub
borness, seriousness without melancholy, cheerful
mess without frivolty and hopefulness without pre-
sumption. IL he had not genius he had common
sense II he had not audacity he had modesty. He
was q man OF the deepest and strongest passions,
and three times in his official life his emotional
being was agitated to the widest commoton. Then
the great men OF tho Revolution trcmbled in his
presence. and dared not speak till the storm had
subsded and he himself had first broken the silence.
wAsHISGToN's ENEMIES.
1t is . mistake TO suppose that Washington was
without enemies. SO strong was the opposition to
him at one time that In the House of Representatives
there was majority of ten against his administra-
ton. lie wts declared without merit AZ soldier
and statesman. He was charges with violating the
constitution, of appropriatng tho public moneys to
bis private use, and impeachment publicly sug-
gested. Giles. OF Virginia, in the House of Repre-
sentatives. openly objected to that part of the
Houses reply Ito washingtons farewell address
which eulogizcd his character aud administration
and among the twelve members who voted with
Giles was Andrew Jackson, then young man of
twenty y-ninc representing tho newly admitted state
of Tennessee. But through all these trials he
maintained himself with Christian fortitude. He
sincere, devout aud earnest Christian ~
he a vestryman in two churches. In
early life he drew code OF morals for the govern
ment OF his conduct in private and public. lie re-
turned from life In the camp without stain. lie,
az comlnandcr-in-chcf of the army, issued general
orders against profanity, sabbath breaking and
gambling. lie was man Of deyout prayer. His
The New York herald., 1879-02-24

diving hour was full of divine composure. Napoleon
expired in the dream OF ambition. shouting, "France
France France my SON. The renowned General
battle, exclaiming Stand by my brave gren-
adiers but the sage of Mount Vernon bade adieu to
the scenes of earth and time. saying. II die hard.
but am not afraid 70 die"
In conclusion the Doctor defended the fathers of
the Republic against the charge of inhdelity, and
quoted from numerous documents to show their
faith in Christianity.
The Rev. Bishop Foster preached in DR.. Newman's
church in the morning an able missionary DISCOURSE
which was followed by large collection.
The New York herald., 1879-02-24

DEDICATION OF A CHURCH.

brick edihce recently completed. Beleville ave-
nue.. Newark. dedicated yesterday with impress
sivc ceremonies in presence of large congregation.
Bishop O'Reilly, of Springfield. Mass. oficiated
principally at the dedicatory Service while Bishop
Corrigan, of Newark celebrated pontica high mass.
The dedicatory sermon was preached by Bishop
Loughlin, OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1879-02-24

TIFTH Az. PKESBfTEKIAN CHURCH.
CHRISTIAN DuTY-sERMoH DY THE REV. DIR.
JOHN HALL.
DR.. Iohn Halls sermon especially addressed to
the communicates Of his church. II would not
go the street. he said. in speaking of the large
class people who attend different churches on diff
fcrent Sabbatbs "to secure the attendance Of that
wandering class OF churcLgoers who have no regular
connection with any church We should have our
, 1879-02-07
RELIC OF DY.GONE TIMES.
Letter OF Horace Grre'cy upon Wnde's
Prospective Cabinet.

''<''' o' olaec nsre.ey "P"" ""'"
. .st'o 1ort .@"n. ...-...
Tic Original Of tho .ul.!o!nrt letter is In oilr
no.scsslon. II wos w,it,nr ,ftnr tho fr,ncnrh.
. F1'aH. "a w 'e 0'..' ~. '.''-e
IN for about month, and when I'll, rsod ltc pub
,,rans thnn1r, =, ,s.r,a,,, ,,,a, In xan1 hc .on.
S''ss ~ e'tu'' '''"' ~ "o0'o w 80
vlctcu anu removed. Ills reTtaFnI was expected
to install B. +. Vale. fle President OF the Sem
atc, in the White lrou.e as President; aud It
was thought almost cqualy certain tlInt when
the Republican NAttnna! Convcn.'on should
HEEL! "ont" Iatc!' t"e' "anc "ou'a nc 'ou''-
nntcd for slce-Pfestdcnt OF The United States on
the Same ticket with t'cn. Grnn., who was al
fcauy university aefeed upon a. 'hc hepuo1Iean
candidate for President.
-. =! 49, ~" .,.ise !. not".. H. v. ~
'"'en W t'.o ""'ico /" ps"'''.a ~ n,i' "h"' ~
sncctinc tnc eonetsletlonot thc Iaoinct tocaff5
un his Administration:
SEw yonx, Arrtt ~. 1sN8.-Fn1txn III
Washington o-laotftw: hut shall walt, ~ mr wife
ias decided !" slay an Waai.l9fnn III our sk'es
oe til x; a ,s shr hos ore ~
t'at 1 = h: .n,,, =, ~. ,,,,,,, ,o,c
dcnco ihan ai}T Gtdcr New i:n1,ond ma,t. Ihink
it would be a rsl4tnity 10 lcnyo hin OUT,
l Judge tnat nut mora than Que ur lwn members
turned out JohnsoH 10 'nhko room Tor 'sa own
nsrnotts' ..!,s' ,,a v..,. ,,... ,.,x ....
,,a. nk + eos, III T., xn ,a nt u!sm, t n,
ta"ls VIM n"w d h. ~ orc. brrr nj ,.I !, H.
ditncn.abls. Morgan c1n1ot nf(osd to make 10
many enemies, as he fuat make ii he goes Into The
Cabinet
lupc onc OF Two rood Untonists from the South
will be fnken Thry ato a. !ite.triet AZ men eyer
were, anu t,eir sctccttnM WI! ,trengthrp US; 40
,n, ot ens IT. LIZA ,"r e. ,n p.nt " -. nts ~ r
ia sn{ n' fs 0s xor atna 'is ~. nno ~ n.n
Il i. rhlidish 10 NV tbat We can't trT.t men via
hare dared and snlIercti mare for tic rat.o than
nnY OF lls. Judge lInn, Of htasyiand Ia vosy good
80 n tlratx Erown. Of Misauuri.
,Ae TO vtce.lrc'idcnt 'ttto j. .aid, becsnse
Msdc's nomination = seen to be inevitable. Gov.
Fenton tlas unr dt,reatlnn. ard he u foF Wade.
iiis mon',has,oi, On !Mo & III oa!ss - eesta'n'
"AS oe NOW" "eA' "ee"' 1i,.".s. 1ii"aI cr.r,rx
Et,.. Washincton C,tr'
u. ,,,va sa,n rrn,t ,ic,f ~ I,n,r,r,.v t,,h,.
~, ,,nL,n, ,st ~ 1a,s. rccnif ""y .inrc', n
sI IN ,r ~. -. ,,, .n III
nt" tn In ar M III, of IL t;rrery XII Whasn
80 ~ 80 =. -. - -. ~ ~ -. IL. .,....sI -. -..I
, 1879-02-07

words, 10 mauy times repeated, "wfthiu hye
nInutea' walk Of the depot" hs might die
happy.
Among other recipes, An exchange gives one
to change red hair 10 yellow. Well, yellow hsif
has lts advantages. Among others, 1t Il an ex-
cellent match for butter, and that's something
surely.
cornice of a high buildinv, and expects mo
mcniarily 10 drop, nothing 10 completely reas-
aurcs and 10 thoroughly satisfies Him IS the
sudden discovery that ho ID safely at home In
bed,
A bright little 3-year-old, while her
mother vas trying to ret her to sleep, becatne
interested Il, some outside noise. She was told
that 1t was ca,laed by cricket, when hhe ssRe!y
observed: "Namma, think ho ought 10 be
utletl.N
, 1879-02-07
TILE OLD FLAG.

How It In Regarded at tho South.
The following testimony WIS EtScn before tho
Teller Committee. In South Carollnu, BY Charles
Noise, q prominent Democratic lawyer Of Sum-
ter County, md brother Of Wade lfampton'e
Adiutant- General OF tho Sta.o OF Bouth Caro-
lima, We take II from tho Washington Rtptib-
iftdn:
nv NJ; Kftkwood.-9.E"Now, yot, say On The The
time The ilcpu1lcnns passed along With tho baa-
q" Aud With band Of mu'tcf" A'-"Yes,
d." An,l bau,,ers. What kind Of banners
tltI try huyoi' A.-"Ttey hnd some trans
parcnccs uat .hs United States flag, ichich ia an
uu,opuiar ea.b|eaH there
u,oug with titu band. and banners. md aagl"
O,-aYour brother remarked that that wns
calculated to cxcitc young mcnf" A.-"fes,
sir."
tA-"What weye these colorcI men doing ut
thc tinlut" A.-''Thry were marching along,'
O.-rbcn what excited thcmf" A." Well,
the fAct OF their having meeting down there,
which was failure, ani thu faet Of marching
tllrouuh The strrc.s, as IT they had ob!alncd u
victory, instead OF gulng home to wusk, Inalo
thrn, excited"
.-"Tilcreupou yo,' a.kea your brother 10
stop the rowa" A-"YEs, s.H,!',,a,,,.,., IT," n,u
cratlc speakurs were PRESENT." ..A:-"tieu.
Ijagood, tic Comptroler.tieneral Of the Stasc,
viii tatllp there ut tho retuest Of tic HUytruor,
md others. wers present."
D,-ADiu Ae speuktn A.-"Hs did, ut the
Democratic meeting. did not bear him, how
ever"
dots't kunw.".
V.-"Uid they pull dun. Gis Jfogr A." yes.
Q.-"fou sar 1t was m unpopular emblem"
A.--"Only to this extent: lint fhs Rtpuhicdns
'n,vs disp'a4at ihe G"Lted Statts foa, a'at l'4t
Ny Mr. Eirkwood-Q.-"Y You noticed num-
Der ot rea shrts at this eFossrstrccs" A.
Q.-"Ana you "ote AFRAID of troubled" A.
F." les, Sir.
bccauae The procession were curryiuR btnuets,
had music, ainl Yhl mentioned hofue Transparent
cics, anti you satl they earrat tic U"itaa Ssa!Es
| tt.ait A. lts, sirh
d." li,ui 0ut Is ,4ot fx'|,par htyxt" Az No,
! sr. The Democrats ut sumter have no elases
! they hayo never used a.Y. IPhn. Rev - Y at
Le.1!.ea,4 s7lt<Hg1. 91ere Il 0n ett4e7" 9f ot,-
prefso., 1t eteles them. hope SUM- time 1t VIII
| bc othrrwisc." ~ "
| Coln,ncut up,u this statcnent would bo
supcrtiuuus. 1t needs to bc remembered that
It ia the testimony Of Il leading Democrat OF bis
| couuty, a lawyer, u man uf EIurutlu1+ Wh1 reD-
resrnts tho thtgli-tol.ed" gcntlclncn Democrats
| oi South Caroisua. There IL no lasM under the
| heavens. except parts or tile United etatcs.
wllera the Ilug Ut thu stnrs alllt stripesh u not
| hunorctl. There arc no people in u! Tue earth,
uxccpt Democrats In part Of tbs United States,
who hato nhu slandcf the lag os ms Uhlted
States a "sn emblem OF oppression" Or who
do not rcgQrl II ~ tho emblem OF liberty nn4
freedom trom oppression.
, 1879-02-07
QVIPS,

~oAAos
A grand shall racs-The oyster.
Football prac,ics Is studying plsy Toe.
Does N intellectual savage have mental
reeekvAtiona
The way to make liz cents 70 farlhest-Buy
stamp and put II on foreign le,sss.
Ginger IL not considered verY sleepy CON-
pound, but ws haYe al heard OF i gtnxer's nap.
Which two letters Of tho alphabet sse like one
OF the most cruel Of the Roman Empsrossl
N and +. Why N aud n Because they arc
nesr D.
Probably there Il nothing In the world that
q man resents 10 quickly aud 90 deeply u 10
fnd you aNfuily busy When he IL perfectly nt
leisure.
Said vesT good old man: 'sSome folks sro
always complaining about tllcwcathsr, but lam
very thankful Whea wake up ln the morniug
aud ind any weather a. all."
AZ the mena9eEte: Viaitor-"Eiow old arc
those elephantsr Keeper" Twenty years old,
sir" Yisttor-"Ah, i See; they are yet tn tleir
slephautiaes." Ills money wN Refunded.
"Whstts your ocsupsttonV' asked visitor 1t
the Capitol Of bright boy whom he net in tue
corridor. The boy happened 10 pe page In thp
uou&a. tim sunniux for Congfess," MAS thw
reply.
A police officer In Ncx Haven nas bexu fncd
Two days PAY for taking of bis boots aud Rotng
to &leep. Will 1 policeman ever lr&rU t. nayef
pull OF bis boots until after he h4a gons to
Sleept
A esl-es&ate dealer who died recently ssId
that DO va afraid That. be had committed ttuy
uups1dan4bls ~. II b. could hut rerall those
, 1879-02-07

0irs Io9ans Enndoa Letter 70 rt~eseaatt Enquirer.
III the midst Ut the chatter aud b4diua.e
FROM the o,hrrs aud talking lu quit tones With
tier. Grant. "Are you gUinK 10 ba the next
President of lie United States, GeneFalF l
xsk, point blank. No. SIN not, ha replies,
mols poiutculy and moro hlaualy. Then, aftes
4 paufs, a.l4 iu tbs saltsame tone III voice In
Which were uttered thu worli-famous military
lacouts1ns that stirred the peoples blood when
they were Grst 1epeatcd, nni whleh will 20 ring
lug down the aious"as long n mankind wages
war, he adds; !" but I'iu going 10 b. their znoss
lpdependspt Gltizgp."
, 1879-02-07


Meissonnler's great picture Of 1.-THE CulfAs-
sierk y has Just been tolil to Belgian amateur
in Drussc!a for 800 900 francs. The purchaaer,
who Ii one OF the wealthicst and ~ the anne
time cue Of the most intelligent collectors In
a laud full OF rich and well-chosen collections,
does not Wish his nama to bc made
public at present, "a the picture will not be scnt
to him for soma tima to come. 1ietssoontcs
has taken Il into hts ate'icr for the purpose
Of retouctlnG nna tn fact rcpontlng the fore
ground. Those who raw nna admired this uoble
work Of ast In its place Of honor At The upper
Exposition Of 1873, will remember that the
foreground lacked thut exquisite dnlsh In tho
treatment Of the details which is characteristic
OF the master. aicissunnlcr found It necessary
to sacrifice this iu order to send the picture 10
the Exposition In time. IT tA not hAtterinx 10
our owa collectors, but u ts true, ncveFtheless,
that Meis.onnler. exhibited great satisfaction
u oue Of the masterpieces on which hls repu-
tAtton 10 to rest, had been bought for Belgium,
and not for the United States Thu sale was
nrRotiated by II. Arthur Stevens, Ut Brussels,
uno also purchase4 haissopu!er's picture of
"T'he Two F1iends" for auothtr belgian col
francs tor it. Il. Wa dcn Eynds ii lhe hsppy
owner, too, Of two OF Rousaeau's most charm
ing works, "Tba Chascoal-Burner's Hut" for
whlrh be paid 10000 frAocs, and "'fhe Banks OF
The O,se" The latter hs hough. II tho Laurent
Richard aale some time ago. Prince Dem!dofl,
who coveted It, offered him fabulous sum II 10
would part With Il. To whom II. Van den
OF these old Flemish burThers, who were Ia
truth meTchant pFnees,. made reply; "Wo
HclgtAns buy pictures to keep Aem-xnd leave
them 70 Our chtdrtn."
, 1879-02-07
8ou&l4 CnrolluA's Strait.

(N1F7f5FoM g. III s1l0s.
Thru u no money III the S.xte Treasury ex-
ccit what Is put tilcre 10 bu paid Is fateseat AN
the pubIt. deli. All the appropriations made
by tlr last Legislature src exhausted. nnI the
s.truus saaEtcu ulliccta OF the S.xte Wsl have 70
wait Tor uler next mouths salaries tnl the
taxes cn1ne in, In Audi or Maj, Or borrow mousy
Rt Or Ia per esnt y Mouth " the b2pk&-
, 1879-02-07
FRENCH NEWSPAPERS WIT.
fEez.&.f

"Wagaerts music must annoy you, "ssll some
one to N old musician. "Oh, bless vou, 10;
you CAD ssy or DO anything you like while 1t l.
being played"
Dog stury: ~ bayc vile. sis, > model OF
all tia ulfely virtues, one whose ndallty asvs
never had OCCASION TO suspect. Faithful, sisi
Falthful wa no word for Il. Why had dog,
q very intelligent aud observing dog that vas
ioadIJ s,.4shed 70 NC. Well, si1, thai dog VA
, 1879-02-07
THE COURTS.

ohto''
o0,,,,ur,
InE CUUNIS.
runk =, c,,,c.~o n-c>txrr.Reo,rd of ,Iudr.
,,.nss Va sw,,.. ttr.
''" 49, am
oo'onon barnctt' tooacco aeAe' ~ "'N
against Rudoloh Wolf,on and Throdor Wall
.tein. of M. cty. Ia recoyer Il. .En5s, Uc says
I'm, ,hout 1ha u-th ~ s.,,smbcr ,a.,. thc d.
y.,a.n,, L., 49,, y. .ro.,,rc ,rAdit .pn-cxcr+cJ
49,. s.' .,'s :" t,S ~ r.. -, ,s,,,.ia.
l,.'' '"e! "e'c "os.n oo"'o =" 'ao.'ss'
and' On fsc strength OF auch representations
he sold them bill Of Vood4. lie now claims
tllui they arc entirctg fnsolycnt, and werc 90 At
the tlme Of the purchase; that, during the
last, sh.y bought ot yst'ou. D..tte, ss',ooo
made no payments. T1,cy. however, cla,r
.a,.. 49,, ~ .,,e. s"sa 80. .n.. ."sa, eann ~
doubtful Claims, while tieir liabilities execed
s4s,ooo. about two or three weeks s aso tl'ey
one Fcrd!nan,, Seubcscer, a. prices much below
cns, n,,, .,,,,t IT.. ..'ns ,,..a ,,.,, ,sv,,.nt
Of *3,seo to Rachei W"1fson, s!ster.fn-law Of
Rudolph Wollson, though tbey were not iu-
deb,e' 10 bsr in a,,y % smo,,nt. ~ On the aoth nit.
also they pad 10 X. Goidstc!n, brothcr-in.law +, :
! tf1th nj 1tcret,hrr jsat ttry sent IN Ntnnrhtnn
wis. 7n,n ,rnnd. ~ .,h,,rn 4, nm Iy,,lcn,
80 - s.. ~ -, Wv ,,,s
nofI, Ole OF the pastncfs OIL Tic hrm. lney Oh
,-uu,sad ,Iai,tifY ns mar cnrt n h. ,nr,d h.,n
p T ~ ~ - e .'e'p
thefn make tic fett!eHent' anu 1nFcatcncd TO
leave the State II they did not succeed In their
.o"p.'n"e' no "N'1e1n.N' ~ e'' "Ae "'so
iesoeo'
nH oe"N w e"4tA"o.
The old case Of Cunningham ". The BANK o1
Chicago came up again yesterday morning be-
| fore Judge Moore, The Judge wanted TO know
~ N. ,.,t,o. h.d orr.sd m . R.c.iv.r Nr
n.'.tE,.. ae ~ ~ "*o ~ Va . .s..s 49,
snuielot han not' ME- Mason suRpeasso one Or
two names, which Were not satisfactory, and the
| Judge, Of bis own motion, appointed Mf. Au-
| ru.t,,s .1.,ot,Aon, ax.Cierk Of tie suoertor
S,",,rt =. 1tcreixrr. ,,ndrr n hond for 9E).tM
Mr .Iacohst.n hat mi hrrn ennsnSted. md il il
not known whnthrr or mt he viii accent.
" .. .,
UNITED STATES couH1s'
The National Bank Of Illinois began suit Tor
Sl,o9o 5estesds7 against ki'1An "' hane''
= SUPERIOR COUNT IN BRIEF.
Lyman Coleman fled bill yesterday agafnat
George X. Clarke, Eliza, Hammond. Osws!l a.
Bogur. sdlnin!atrntor, l.. 81. boguh ". 8.
Boguc, an! John II. Bosue, to foreclose = = trust
deed for 3,375 IL on thy 3. u Of Lot 9. Block 8.
Of Of the s. VI. i Of scc. ., IS, ID. -
CIRCUIT COURT.
| Re,,,,n,n n. t,unr,ngham I hc0.n a sntt for
q, ~; a1ntn.t - samm.1 = WTrht '1'
Wt,,ia,n A. Tsm1ernn ron,me nccd . anil
.rstr.; ua'M H. t,tc s1,oe" T. %hig.n sonthe1n
| k21ifoaQ CoH1pany1 clhl1plnF tlVtuD dsu'aCes.
, 1879-02-07
MAI. RENO.
~, ra.tirony for the Prosecution
" All In.
NJ, far ths Defenss Began-The 1n7esti-
'''' ''' estiou Nearing an End

IN .tc1oek Yesterday NoT1llHG'
~ ~ e,,nes..ot the previous dny, Capt.
Tho ""as "".,.l,ca md was asked few otlea-
Va.hey, was 1c.a".' .,a'.
...,t hr Mrs. ttiIbert'
GAIT. THOMAS nonaA.
.,, 1Itnets. lie testiflcd ihat no @as
" .,s ~. IN ,he Seventh Cavalry. lie ms COM
iLapts', ~" ~ The nock-trntn during the fight nt
naudins ~ ~. liam. under Cant. Mathey. He
tbe Little be ''o'' ,h ,,,,,,,,,,u, ,,o I'M 9th.
!. ,hes pcAred thc "Nct'o "t
n''s,s ,roops for the lnt1ians' lle heafa tWo
huo a-.d rhile on bts way up, down Tic
rpueI' ~ ,,rne of Tic fight Bentcen cau1e to
htst. A. ' ant, told hin, he must N axe an
s,,,ek upon the 1ndlhns' "h'cn nc W.. l"cy
.s.d ~ do.a tho stream In the direction IN
nos!a ~ h.,rd the firing. about quarter Of
shseA me5 ~ l.. tt,c rcar Of the column, They
uls ne "s' -. h,t . .bo,t tinc. whcn
remained down lsro n w. artatna1 no.,tIon on tho
pv1 a n. ,.y Rcuo when they returned. lie
BILL ~ N. dov of The 9th, and ho invited
~ him On M me ~. w.,l. ,ro,,nd. The bu1]e,s
rt.aess to taSe "a.N ~ ~. .I,. ,r,,a rr,,,-
~. d,tpr pretty thtck At TINT time Inc hF1ns
sa.',d i.tss b, that day..
10 replT to question ny inc Mceo,"sa oSo L. =. u
vb,t prepasations ms conma,", aGaun ~ =
rs1s ordered BY himself to take Guns nf,a n,1Ie,,-
n kuiyeS an1 tuIo" W - 49, 49,, -. .IsIs
- ID to offer sonic sifaht nfoteetlon ios 1nelr
htsdt Ha did not t!llf1k tncrc Was sn ~ o'u.cs
r,t,tut who showed the Whste icat"el ~ NY
XII, aud be thouRht I.s"o "n.%m,su ,x...f
nd tnnuzh, nna "as noL ,t..a 1o"a'n'
n made q pretty stubborn 1Gs'atancg;
IA nrobaAls did tic bcst no coh1u "lth eulai1
nanber Of men against great 20 noay o. andranS, ,,,
Hs m!ght not havo cntouragcu ny 'nen ns MlHct1
a sopt Of the other officers; tncrc was u,nGt-
ssssir acn In this resocct; rome welo more da.ii-
tuf md H1at!e Lstsc. os'o'' -. ' san1
*cnt vent t4."uE" ~ ntIrnit r., snv which VIVA
a1le4 Ha!' .fp.t,,,,. n drfcndej1 ,t,ou tic tcm.
he most etns,sns1 nt1cnr l,ovr tn actrd lie mid
rHment 2. 49, n,o.n ~ Rcno tI,dnfxt aftcrnoln.
By tnou3n. ~ ~ lin, IN wnlk nro,tt,tf. Uo tonk
Wien nc ssMv H.'J .n.v whi1n liz wns in
nov .,u s.r-or from na.snp bullets.
eouuouN ~ T,,i.r village mnvinp off. Ut.
10 mH u. ,,,nxa tnn 1ara -. many M ann wnr.
tooua l!uxo, .,."st ! nIi xn,nrn. hn hid mt In
r1efs, ~ a. ..a'. ~ ch,iarrn,
HeTs taesu aasdet asfed witness what bo believed
las heev.ust ."nti,nnnt ntnnnr t,c ofllrrre
~ ae gsne'a,' ,,,nT n" ,stc of dan. Custer. Ha
40 msn ~ .ncuaht Il va rennrajy i'rltcyrI
fspea tnat ~ Il" atther nottrn intn tior,t nIaer
ihat Cutte! HaI a1,,s IN r., inr n, ~ +ra,rr
Mete uat ~ ~ ~" 49,, ,,n,,nt fhI. i,n,1c..ton
Hs nleen nau os.n ,1ttr.a. .ofl h. a,d
On INC tA.aM, I.nre.sina sh IN ~ u'n
not tpo. enS t.9g ~. 4. .o'r,anfi ,%nt Gn.,nr
n'1ds Of the menu. 'dn sn.tynrn5 rn. ,,ia not
and Bis tFoops "cta uc,oteut tt.t anct ua .i,''. hos
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lLeun4l.

Rlllian Jsorated Jse!.ted physician and surgeon, Sir
frofe.soss see9gr. ha4 teth ed from the position Of
hss ansi ~. - Morbid Apato,ny tu University COL
10 Artx rsptal, rs, Londou. which le has held
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tsty Ut ttae Fren.t, tt-,si5.,t

20 &.ancs thu. VI w French President la l.200,
dssss We rI.ee oi Tue El5aea aa private Eusi.
~saeTea Jea5s' term his suplunypts
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HAtQ wv NM HEHt HUA lt0HKtl himself. flOW u
that for fidelity, chi"
M.c,.,v.,. ~, .,.,.r,n-a -av, .,..s
of having IN several nrrnsnn. tTa1, rc.,s ~ rn,1r
Wtie.m Hm.henIN.s fin,;t he,inw. = Hor1 ,nnt
stwsrs f,ser ~ sr..t =. .,,rec !. W,taN'..v.'.s
vnn Rsv. snr.rs,,,s 90 ~, .an.n ,-n,.xeS,
'' e' ~ 'u<" .A"s' ~" "'Ne" ''esS"'''
a oainc ~ carrying II a ball robe ot gn.'ze
here demaMlcd that wl'tc', W. svnto'ziuc hcr
asmiIr. ION, II Is just,' replied tue young
mr., man, 10 fncin'ng himself. "but the sea at low
There had been st,mor that A lady Of noble
BIRTH had clopcl viii 4 ,listIngushsr, ,;ranger,
eo1d not hn dabted VIA snecdv ."n,uo' n,t forth H.
II Whast Not word OF truth II, III. fuI,jy
shr,ekcd female IricnI Of The stsodcrct, i'd;
Il Ht,e dco[ce tit Thst's The sort Of cousdcra.
tfon she has for me, after i've bcen telling eyrry
une IL wae true. Leave INC IN The iureh this
wny!'
-. r o~. rv.u c.
i. n Scw iear's Day: manef 70 1uest-
i.c xit ,n WI rn,d on y 5nu ast IKE ,sst ss;
!out SOUP KNOW, ut - ~, .ns same: YEP.
t!e"hn esM1 y nans h @ -. 5t, W. -. 10 w. @
nn'.ns ms.n.. ILL., wv 1870 ~. -, ~ ~, hsa. ..,s
@ so.i1, 'u fnshios e aer nrsr and a. thumb Ssaes s s
N expressive panlo"'"e'
.losept, had been engaged as man serum. the
night bcfrc, and at =. m. srps SILL IN bed. en-
loving Z plcasinr waking dream, when his nas-
Ter rang the bell, rang It aGain, rang q trlpt.
bob jor and Hnally, receiving no anter, burst
into Tic room like i whtrtwi'h. t'ifcso f'vc
bceu ringing for you for the last llonr, yun lazy
brute; what do you mean, eir, by this condurtl
What do you mcani" ~ Was waiting for YOU
to" "Waftlng Tor mel uashblank sou. !
hired you 10 wait on me- fou hired rue and
agreed to hoard, lodge, aud cLoshe ME. | WA
waiting for you to come 10 and clothe ,nc.
Hand ma them nAuts will YOU, now that You're
hrrn
LAMART1SE AND THE BEAUTIFUL
RUSSIAN WOMAN.
s,rt. fnntr
o. ,,,.r .i,r. rhon /, .,u.r,,,. wa. ,n
onso apon - .'."s' 49,, =, -.
tne heJony o. h's 'ame' an! "aA A. a.. lo'o.t
courtyard huge travelling carriage With four
horses, afn,oriAl bearings OH tic panels, a
courier. footman. and = lady'e mud, trunks OF
solid sotc.]eathes everywhere cquipnEe Of
n boaut,f,,l md noolo Russian woman who had
como ali tic Eay from Moscow to sec the author
of uThc 1,ako and the uaruoncs.H She must
.ra Lam,rt,ne ar dis,
sbc W.. slender. finn. daintv. wtttv. sntrtte I'd.
with da,,r,o,s to,scs Of The bcad. und gracious
swecns Of hor drapcry, and the prctttcsi accent
In illc worId,--euayc, silye1J notes dropping
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m tA4 co'u1aa. A1<< HAS tkas. c<ats bsr IN.
ssEsi1a- kerA 9asHHaaaI hxes 10 CtYlt.
NKW AND SEcoS D 1IASDs!SG Frs AND OTHER
dsst .c!as M h!pes - ons.lhiFl rAuo- Loan Of.
41es Ii ClNk'kL& W ss4lts. EaaiA L
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4IdI24%W
slr. vxasos,. Ill, Feb. 6.--'lhs, following
students, examined In the Appellate Court
yesterday for license TO practlcs Law, we're to-day
granted certificates: Henry ". Alexander,
tsn %s% osp H. AfB%s'5sos Fri bet1x ce Eli.
eott. Josenh C. Glenn. W. K. Hendricks, George
8. Holiday, Mahlon Il. MANDY, +. n. Myers,
John Il. Packard, ". G. Rich, Jr., WaEner N.
White, Frank I. Wright. E. c. Clarke. Daniel
WhitA.