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RELIGIOUS,


SFtela* bNp1kek ~ IHE jftbUnt,
INDIANAPOLIS. lnA., ,'Juno 13-Butler unlyer.
atty Of tho Christian Church graduated class
of nineteen to-day, thtcs Of them women, the
largest number In the history Of tile institution.
a bitter war hos bceu raging for some time aver
ttc recent action OF majority Of tic Board Of
Trustees III passlng resolution that all mem-
bcrs OF the Faculty should hereafter. be In re-
lgioua sympathy aud utilization with the Churcll
tuition Is conducted. ,rl!s actlun was oppossd
~ Oyld Butler, founder Of The College, anu by
PRESIDENT Jamesol,, o. the Board OF Truslret.
hut "as strongly alYoeatcd by Presllcut Hur-
f., s..teee o. 5ne NJ. fIaeaR?ty; mud b leading
Illinois, This quarrel ,cropped out IN a class.
GaY address, nv QUO ,9! the graduates nalne,;
Krsider, who dtnouuee4l ths attempt TO nut t,e
o!ca9 Go!,cGs VA ssstarlsa 9asis allng 10 tho
EaA Est oss. Is ,s q Ga'RHsts Ro: GsaF9 r. a to to
Trustees t!ecllnud to graduate KrsIlsr nnicsa ID ae
Apoluglxcd and o1,t hall OF tle class ,iecIined TO
he graduated ualess K4!ler was. The difficulty
was tluaily adjusted hy Kre!der withdrawing
rcIterasns ats opnlN1s. Thls .ftsrpoon ''diu ti's
ts elect rustses Tho 'sntas s.rasale 'fssoa Ssa
On. une han't to maintain lie recent
action. and on tho tothrr 10 overthrow ii.
opinion nas had, mud the old Doard trsydndcd
liz action. l,eforo tho election began it was
sgreed t!lat wheneyer i; member Of tho Faculty
wns w. % be elected, tle Hoard would look to .hs
selection Of PfotcasbF from outside Ii eyor a
necessity should extsA. Tan nleu,bers- OF the
9t1 ct Board we're ihen NEGLECTED. bong II! exeept
Elder l3iark. Fire AeE ones wero added,. This
victory for cilhes partf. It Is merely triumph
Dl good common yensA.: ..'.f
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CASUASLITIES.



sPREor1HLp, ILL.,, June IA sad accident
happened ut the residences Of George Murray, a
well-knowu attorney residing In the West End,
this afternoon. Robbie Knapp. aged 10 years,
the only child Of Mrs. Huntington Knapp,
md Gcorgfo Stuart, aged II ycsre,
son Of the Hon. John T. Stuart,
were visiting aud playing with Willie
Murray, aEed II, and Freddie Murray, aged :,
sons Of Mr.. Murray, the boys being alone ut the
house. After PLAYING outside while, they
went indoors to Get bali. While hunting for
It Ia closet, they camn across Shot
gun which had been loaded to shoot
cats with. This waa naturally passed around
md examined BY tic boys, aul finally, as Wills
MnFray Mas about to renlacc the gun, 1t WIS ac-
head OF Robbie Knapp, Who lived tut twenty
minutes: An inquest Was held, and verdict
returned In accosdancc with the facts as stated,
G!an here,
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fair. ''E ue futura ara var,
ltEAfARKAnLE ArrA,p

As+H1nASh AFFATN
aDfcta' D'spaseA 10 7at 7r,h.a'
FORT WAYNE Ind, Jt,no 13..~ann .
ens seens ,oo,: place tonight at the conn.ss re'ss
threatened for Wills to rc.n1t s"s,es aoo' Which
class G Of twenty wsrs to eraduate dea',5. d., Iha
school-l1onrd had Issued an , ord"s saa ths
snr. s Of til. ora .,iSu,.'s
bouquet was handsd up to young o,..aa nsaasoma
accepted H. and retsod to surrender !. !, sao
Fteslaent q the school-Board, tho Hon - .
astr,en 1s.f1,x ~, 1s a, wi: .!snco sh.ssea J. h
70 ltP' broke out In all paris of ~. eslek
ett! est 'h,sfns1sd H. !ssas Nth h.ss s sreas. a.S'
snon'um. a squad Of polleap p'stees sttes paede.
Ts.ters nae m mo't I'D NJ Edeortoa endsa4eoEsaa T.
speecll, but could not be heard for snu,1ato'Y sn,na
on Of ;as yal!: spd Kisses wben os. 9
lelt Tue stage. refusing to partIcIpate !, H. elt
eseufngs The exercises were nay ~ uroqe.1s ere pte
WIN amidst much confusion. Feelinv vusssatd 81,
AEEh over tho Rifalr, "as very
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u0uaE,

Mr. Morton, from the Committee on Foreign
Analrst reported, by unanimous cofisc,t, tic
Dill to allow any telegraph company to land
ocean cables on the coast Of fhc United St1tcs
This bill was reportcd by Fcrnanoo Who'd In
NC last Congress, a.i Is intended 10 cut of all
c1daa legislation. The bill IL subject, however,
TO Tho terms Of such Erauts an have been hero.
toiorc maae BY Congress for laying and main
thinning telegraph CABLES. The b!lt was passed.
Mr. Morrison, from the Committee on Ways
mud Means, reported I bill authorizing an H.
lovance for loss by leakage or casualty Of spir-
It's withdrawn from dlstiliery warehouses for
sxportatton. Referred to the Committee oi the
Whole.
:, Mr. Pound introduced bill authorizing tho
Secretary OF War to TIE certain moueys nppro-
proprlate1 by the act Of Mareh 3, 1870, for the
River. PASSED.
NJ. Young Tenneasee}, from tho Committee
op Public Buildings nuti Grounds, rcportcd
Joint reso|utton for tho completion Of tho foun-
dation Of the Washington Monument. Passed.
Tue House soon afterwards adjourned.
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DESTRUCTION.

C1ScrHNAr1, O., June 1B-Dlspatches from
Ohio and Indiana. also Kentucky stata that
destructive storm Of wind and rain passed oyer
thu. region from the north to tho south, reach
Ing points III Kentucky. Wednesday, night, doing
considerable damaRo tn crops, fences, etc,
Lightning struck several tlwelllugs ut Salem,
Ind. Daniel Mitchell, Of that place, wh4 killed
railroad ticpnt ut Chrlattarsburc, Ky,, was com
p'etelv deIno!ts'scd and 200 ttcrs ia tint ptace
uprooted. Tile lightning struck tho house OF
Johu Hamilton, OF Madison, Ind, scriously In.
lurlnE s0tne OF the minutes,
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AT ST. PAUL.
6rtcfdf Nfoufck to YAs Trfhtsfts-

1safR3tN
sr. PAuL, juno l3.-Ftre was discovered TO-
dsT In The basement OF No. West Third street,
occupied oY Dicklnaon's 0o-cent store, hut vas
quickly subdued by tic Fire Department, tho
building sustainins loss Of about $1,000 or
$l,5U Ia ta's basement and first floor; insured
for $a,5W each IA the German Of Buffalo, tl,u
Commercial Of New York, the Farrneut OF Now
York, and the People. OF Now York. Dtckin.
son'b stock was ncarly ruined BY IRE, heat, nn,l
water. Ills loss ~ estimated at $15. QUO; Insured
y ne Liverpool q London + Globo for 81, 600; ;
nix, Ut Brooklvn, so,000; alsrchants',
OF Newark, $1,000; New Hampshire, ao,O0
The building belonged to the cs;ato OF Hiram
lsorcra, deceased. 1t Was damaged by lrc and
ner's Eloe!, aatofa!,gi md was occupied by
Dickinson ut thlt tlnlc.
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soon hcGan to dislike hls nov parluer. llc did
not Ike tho kind Ut men that no bad about
him, and bure1afiea soon became 70 prevalent
mat INC now llauor,ae WAS soon Viewed with
out Of town, and Il wns soon remarked imt lis
absence was ueunlly followed by Il robbery III
thc direction which ho took. Tic 1ewelsy store
IN Town was robbed, hut 1t routll mot be traced
1ttt, the institutions that Illinois provides Tor
s,lcl' A. lle through his hHllslng propensittcs.
One morning Kcating fu,lnd him aurrenttttously
taking liquur out Of the store, and be re,uoa.
ttrated. So did parf-rith buugsstarter, and
With sscl, ollcct that keattng wns laid scusclcss
on tho floor. For this t'arr went to prison for
the fourth time. llu was IN Cambridge jail for
fHscc months, md thcn returned 10 kcwanco.
tls text arrest was on Tho insignificant charge
o! stealing eatf. Thta reyer came to trial, O.
tcr u''e avatnst htm for robbnE tho Post. Olee,
which was iust opposite bis house. OF this ha
vas convicted mud stntcucel to one year mud 4
tiatl III tho Pcnikcntisry.
RsETEScxD FOR 1NcEsr.
Susan. IN ihe meantime, had given birth 10
whom, was dead. 1t was attacked BY scnrlct
fever, and tho Doctor ordered tt to be wrapped
III blankets ntnl KEPT warm, tce water to ho asl.
ministorcl internally. Susan told her father
IN glve 1t Ice water" md ne seized paii of
Water TINT etood tcar md dashed It over tho
sick baby. In M hour 1t was dead. Parr lid
BY this established such q reputation TINT mr..
ti,tpg would have been behaved Of bin. mi
when he was on trial for robbery 4 charpe of
Incest was also preferred against him. III mi.
too ho was cot,yIctcd n,lti esntcpced to fyn
years more. At Tho same Tins Susan was
scntenguu to nii.u n,onts' i,nprisun mont for re-.
celyug stolen goo.ls. At tl,u expiration, OF her
term Of imprisonment she made haste to return
unnatural father. .sho TOOK hof chIl. md
brothers, and sistcrf With her, md tfeY made a
home for Themselves here, Bernard. t},a son.
got work, nn.l tllcr began to do waij.' irwin eot
arguatutel With Susns, mud, nftcr thnv i.s,j
been living togtl,er four or i've months. s,c e.
Ing taken very SILK no married. her. ifn has
acFvcd three terms in prisou,-two .fnr larceny
nlsa one for assault atuI battery. Ncverthetrs,'
II does nat appear That he waa naturally a bad
man. Tile children had been doing we'll to-
getsicr and whcu Irwin married Suan,, ,,c ,n,Ic
n hpue for her AMI aha tnoe hnr rc,,"r,r
brother autl sister with her. @~'
rInn ~ rrp rn,,.-
.a,a.", -, .ah 1'ta.A' %
4o:! ~, "as % rureaseu % iIota 1oI.et ~ February,
80 Io,' M.nt Ea'no st5aeht 10 ttta CITY. He Ind
not uGtn mere q tlag wien he heard Of lila
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COLUMBUS, O., June IN. 8. Vincent, q
wcll-kuonn citizen Of Wcsterylllc, this county,
while handling ]oalcd eun to-day, was shot
and so aaverely wounded that he died d few
hours later.
Ellsworth Adams, a student IN attendance
npou tic academy at Central College. was
drowned today while battling.
Adam Gearhart, aged 10 years, was drowned
while bathing In the 8c!oto fyoF to-day.
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lentoa,ly guarded sesisst. I Me Mnee melting I'VE ~
delightful, and tho tEip vast thoroughly e,ijored
" all. Very tew went To the Park Theatre to.
night, tho majority driving to the Brunswick,
Whero tho evening was snent III quiet way.
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Cause OF the Recent Advance In
Silver In London.
The German Government Hoard-
Ing tho Coin in Its Vaults.
With Wow, It Is Believed, to It's EARLY
demonstration,
A Run1or Current that the
khedive WIN Shortly
Abdicate,
SILVER.
GERMANY HHfENr4

GERMANY AELENTs,
LONDON, June 13.-Tho Times, In tnaocis,
article, says: "ono Of tho main cauacs OF tho
rtse In silver was the publication Of letter ia
| tho undor Secretary Of State for 1ndla, giving
tho viows OF Lord DIDO Rusaell, British, Ambas-
saaor to Berlin. IN regard TO lermany's cotnarc
policy. The letter confirms the announcement
ol tle Herman Govcrnmonts determination not
to sell any more silver at present. Tic letter
iarsher stttea that The Germau Government has
410,M0o00 In s!lvcron hand, which, will Increase
during tile suspension OF the sa'es; and It Is
added on The authority of Lord Odo Russell
that 1t Is generally believed oy financial men ,p
Germany TINT tho Government is preparing to
Introduce and
ADOPT THE DoUDLn STANDARD, =.
rs 10 France. Tliss news uay 10 quito corrcct.
for the economic vagar1ss Of the German Gov
ernmcut iu oil directions arc unkuoru o,tauti.
ties, ani Ne tnaY bo prepared to accept tho per
pctfation Of any folly attes what tho past fow
years laya revealed. Still, It would bo well to
receive this news With caution, for more reason,
ttsan one. Tic belief Of financial mcn 10 Germany
10 harutJ sufficient ground on which to
come to tho conclusion That silver
Will be remonctfzol forthwith. As n
Whole, however, tho tendency OF tho extracts
contained IN the parliamentary paper, where this
letter appears, Is to show that the recovery in
Tic Ya'uo OF silver ts quito prohabss. That Ger
many will coaac To sell TIL the price rises again
Is also vsry iikt1T, for tho loss 30 far has been
rather severe. She is, besides,
heHtHDHAND WITH HER SILVER, COINAGE.
qui1c apart from any aucsttun OF a douhlo
standard, md In the end may not bayo much
more to sell. Tic production OF silver, more.
oTer, has been far less In proportion to
gold than Is populatly supposed, aud it, coz
sumption greater than those who advocate tic
adoption Of b!uletsllsn, for England have al-
lowed for All this fully }usttGes the opinion
'tl1at flic depreciation Of silver bus been uuduIy
great, but It br no means fellows that IN ,mme-
'd!atc aud great rise Is to take placc. Tho lesson
taught by the recent experiments Of India
Councll drafts should not ba so lightly forgot
ten. While thcse drafts arc kept small In
amount
SILVER ADVANCES m PRICE,
but the moment they Increase to nnYthInp like
the level Of t1p requirements .uf the Indian
dovcrnmant, tile market gives.way. This state
OF th!nEa must to some extent continue, what
ever tho intcatfons Of tho German Government
may be, and Whatever the rel1ttYe production
to Silver and gold, a. long a. tho arnouut of In.
dian Council demands 10 meet home payments
nearly equals or exceeds what the excess Of tbs
EXPORT trade Of 1ndta can eoTGr.' II cannot bs
TOO often reiterated that therein lies the truo
alf1culty of tho silver question.
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CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box 8oe7, at 7:oo yesterday
morning. was eaused By the burning Of q pile OF
hay In thc basement Of cottage ut No. 2a5
Forqucr street, owned bY John Hickey and de-
cupled by john Dut1al As a dwelling. Damage
to tic building sao0: insured for $500, In tie
Watertown, Of New York. Damage to iurai-
The aarn. fron. box Ot9, at sos last eyeuur.
was caused hy the turane Ut barn iu tho rear
0. No. $40 North avenue, owned md occupied
bs John Dcsald. Dsp,age, $lOO: Insured for
S:00 In tho German Mutual. CauHe Of tire uu-
known,
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El'RINl FIELD, ILL,

r**eeV AAk4tt9 ~ 4hs 9Totkt4s =
BrR1Nov1sLp, Hi June 13,-At meeting Of
the two congregations. hold tonight, the uniou
Of tbs First and Nors1 baptist Churches xas IT,
eided upon. aud thatosEsntzatlon Of tho new
church, to b0 called Up Central baptlst Church,
perfected. Officers wars electtd, and Comnlt-
tee appointed to rail- rxatur,
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CUBA.
BINkNr1GT.

HAVANA, june 1A-CaptAln.Gene Blauco
tssues decree that, from tha arar ot July. all
contributions mud other payments Into the Pub
ltc Treasury must be made in gold, admitting
foFrfgn silver only for tgactlona OF u. Tbs
Treasury will receive silver Spanish coin qullm-
tlediv. according TO IT. ysluo Telasivs to spauIah
gold coin. =
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TIRES.
pnlNr 1inEEzr

POINT .nEEAE.
=, fn1tAnktrh'A' Jano'lJ.-llc fire at fo!nt
pFcc@e WAS fc&tnu'ett A. ll:l5 a. m. BY n stlN
orce7e which prevailed, antl the f'atncs wero
1nu"cu 10 immense psoportions. lhe Atlantic
tetfo.cum storage e@snhnnS's warehouse build
l"e' aoout wv icst long anu l5o tcct vide, took
,so rom thc burning olP"hlch eaeai,ed from the
aiausoo, ono OF lhe Vessels Which had Geon In
names etncc the hFc q Wednesday. The entire
WORKS aa1d surroundings arc IN Imminent peril
iHltADELPHfA, Juno la-13:2o p. m.--Ihe
lnIloHlng dispatch haA lust been received from
Fout brcezc. II At tuon the plnce Is goIng. 1t
IA feared now that the fire will reach Point
hfeezc W Works. strong westerly breeze
b'cw the aa'nas to the whnrf of tho Atlantic Pc
trole,ln s1osage company, and the fro at once
spfead to large shed, 600 feet BY
e'ehts' lmmoaats'E tsouth OF the ware
house, which was y destroyed Wcdnes-
ua1. ihe "1hd thdh Fsercd to the north,
hha Tue long, ltnc Of sheds extending for
ncarly th!!e TO f1ic aouthwnrd caught lire, aud
" noon NJ were aeiaze, with .3oo barrels OF
VI! "llieh they contnfhea'"
south ot theso aaaeds is the Point Breeze I'll
"oFRs, Alluded to t' TIC above dispatch, and.
t..a no.o" .!aI ate large NUMBER ot frame hn1sa.
!hss occupied hf Horsa'en aud nlclr families.
IN TIC rear OF 'tsis nuo OF The seven
sheds reported on '''firc arc t3ve oth,
ers, and larger ,,o,cnonx.s ,,,n .tI
est OF which IA pnO fect i'm. ' ~ n'''asr, ano
leo' "luc' "nu the ihfecat 4U feet by 125. These
are separated from the burning sheds uy m e'c-
yat|on Of ground, anil from tho present toltca.
tions they viii bs saysd. a. scfl NJ ,he A,,anst.
~ 40. ~, tan5s' i!'fthce east which cor.
la1n io'.oGV barrels crude and 40, ,0OO barrels re-
hacd ntstl anccfal oils 10 process of manufacture
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Tho Abpmtua tlua Of Desolatlon'

The scene OF The Aountain AeadoH uast u.tc.s
Is now Tue vcry picture Of tlesos . nsasi .uen,
womeu, ald children snc!e, 10 lSa7 nM " s! ID liz
desert, Win 10 abundaaed VI graz. 81 e.vt ths
streams, AMI sTsr.aoslng springs; ;,.a lYus ua' md
.utl4iag 6ut lreary waste tn1tks TX ,ha i, .I,o
brautful spot IL y ssld !h4s tae @s,s' Solicited
sinking, anl tho ban*t xhso s,4ss "s Hurted, con-
s,aSe To- to re.ppesr wdIs ss!et. T. ~ e. spi Tni.
STUN the spot i haunted and ssy ~. ~ for help
iron, tie Meadows bring piercing cs'e. ~
to hsiF cars.
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THE RECORD.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 13-Op mot!on Of
Mr.. Withcrs, the Army Appropriation L,ll Was
real second time, and referred to the Commit
tee on Appropriations.
On motion OF Mr. Maxey, the House Supple.
mental Post-Route bill was taken up, amended,
md paaaed.
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NEW YoRK, Juno lA-Arriyed-Stea1ush
Odsr, from .brcnsn; Canada, from Louaou;
hri..unlc, from London.
from Nav York. s-'
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SAFE,

dLoucxsrER, Mass, June 1s.-1he bo,t
upcas Sam, 10 which Goldsmith aud hss w!te
started On eruias around the world, pas been
sDoksn ~.
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VIENNA, Jnne la-Rassia has proposed that
Aleko rssha shall not b allowed to SUMMON
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lase majority Of tho International Commission.
All the Powers have concutred In tho proposal.
GREAT BRITAIN.
COLLISION

LorpoH, Jl,no 13.-Tho bark Collector, from
Arendaf, Norway. for this port, was sunk By
the steamship Oder. lust arrived from Bremen,
Juno g. tstttfdc 47:ot, longitude IS 20, and four
Of tic crew and passenger OF tho bark droYued,
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SWITZERLAND.
AGAINST CAPITAL ruNisnAxKr.
GsnsEA, June 13-Thc Great Couneft Of
Geneva has refused to discuss tho ro-es.ab,lsh.
1nentot capital pun!shmont Not aInels voice
was raised ta'la iaroh
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ITALY,
HEkTENHHn.

aEsoA.. June 13.-:sIgnor Canzio, son.in.law
Of leu. Garibal1l. has been acntot,etd 10 one
}sar's fmprlsonmsnt for resisting thh police Iii
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TURKEY.

HkFUHM3 IN EHE1H.
CoNsTaNrrsopLr, J,ins 13.-The Sultan has
determined to sanction ttho reform. demanded
by tho people Of EretG..
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No other Whlaksr Dye equals uilrs so csu,..
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"H.lr Rsrtyuu" " rsstotss gray Ast ~"
tbQl cVtos for ~ Cent1.
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FaIF Then Qulxt'y took aIght, aud was next
lad q sister and SOMA cousins, Hnpptly {ur
them, he did not stay there loug, but moved TO
hsxunee, whrts Ae represented himself Us III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09

Worse complaints have been made by
storage passengers by ocean steamers than
those which the Commissioners of Emigra-
ton Investigated last week, but these latest
charges are concerning matters in which
abuses can so easily occur that the case
should be a warning to shipowners as we'll
as to the Commissioners. The steerage of
steamer bound for New York is bad
enough place at best; it is crowded; the
air is intolerable; there is little or no
privacy or comfort possible between decks
on the voyage the emigrants are
left so entirely to themselves that
single bully or bad character can
work an immense amount of torment,
while the manner which most ships off,
GERS consider the proper thing whom deal
ing with emigrants is such that were the
emigrants Americans of the lower order in .
stead of foreigners there would be head
or two broken on the pier on the arrival OF
almost any steamer. Some of these mis-
cries seem unavoidable, but for abuses like
those complained of on the France there is
no possible excuse, and if it were the Gus.
tom at Castle Garden to carefully interro-
gate several passengers from each shipload
Of emigrants an end might be put to such
treatment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09
GOOD SHEPHERD FAIR.

The churches OF st. Patrick. st. COLUMBIA. 81.
Antoninus, st. John and st. James and tho Chapel
of the House Of the Good shepherd are all repre-
scented in fancy fair in progress In Park Hall.
Newark, N. J. The Good Shepherd table occupies
the centre OF the hail. and is conspicuous by reason
of the tapestry pictures of "Rebecca at the Well"
and "The Angel OF Death" both OF which are the
handiwork OF the Good Shepherd Sisters There arc
numerous other articles both ornamental and useful
by the Sisters are most attractive; from this
aags are gracefully festooned and Chinese lanterns
suspended, which, with their various coors. add
much to the beauty or the scene. white satin
stole, exquisitey embroidered by the Sisters Is
be voted 10 the most popular Clergyman In Newark
All the articles usually found &c charity fair servo
to complete the ornamentation OF the table. Pro-
fessiona and private talent to the musical
and literary features Of the fair and number Of
young ladies' preside at a rcfJoshment stand.
The handwork of the Sisters and their sixty nino
proteges suflces to support them in their present
quarters and tho object sf tho fair IL to complete
their new building In rhireenth Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09

The State Board of Charities is doing
wisely in circulating the resolutions adopt
cd at its last meeting concerning the Grip
pied, blind, lunatic and infrm paupers
who reach this country in great numbers.
The Board is satisfied. as most observers
are, that many Of these beings are sent here
by the towns and cities Of their nativity,
and it asks members of Congress to
work for an appropriation with which
to return such paupers to their
friends. Those Of them who remain
here must be supported at the public ex-
pense, III one asylum or another, unless
they chance to bleed the general pocket
more severely by following their home pro-
fession of begging-a profession which in
this country should be stamped out by the
severest means that may be necessary. Two
such paupers have arrived in New York
within a week thousands are already here,
and tens Of thousands will come unless
prevented by law. Let Congress see 10 the
matter it is an international affair of more
Importance than many others with high
sounding titles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09
LITERARY CHlT-CHAT.

A. s. Barnes will soon have ready the hrst number
OF the second volume Of Mrs. Martha J. Lambs "His
tory Of New York.
Charles Scribners Sons will publish life Of Gil
bert Stuart. tho famous American painter, with
illustrations from his pictures.
second edition of DR.. David Thomas "Prob-
lemata Mundi: the Book of JOB Exegetically aud
Practically Considered" by the Hebrew scholar DE-.
Samuel Davidson. will soon be published.
Professor Sheldon Amos, who. on account Of deli
cate health Is now his way from England to Aus
tralia, left in the London press . work "Peace
and War;" which will shortly be published.
mildred at Roselands." by Martha Finley. and "In
Prison and Out" by Hisba Stretton, are just pub
lishcd by Dodd, Mead Co. They belong to tho
Sunday school order Of books. and safe reading
for young people,
can Involuntary Voyage" from tho French Of
Lucien Bart will be published by the Harpcrs. II
is q companion volume to the adventures Of .
Naturalist" book that widely read by the
youth Of this country.
"On Board the Rocket" by Captain Robert q.
Adams. is new book Of life for boys. The
author is the son OF the late Rev. N Adams. D. D..
and commanded the vessel in which he sailed
around the world. d. Lothrop Co.. Of Boston. are
the publishers.