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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15
Res T.
RY FATHER RYAN

Ny feet are searied. and my hauds ar tired
Ny SOU oppressed;
And with deaire have lohg desired,
kest-oDiy rezt
In barren ways:
Ills hard to SOW. and never garner grain
In harvest dsys.
The burden OF nv days is hard to bear,
But God SHOWS best;
And have prayed-but vain has been my PTaTe
For Iest- sweet rest.
IT'S hard to plant in spring, and never reap
4he autumn yield
IT'S hard to till, and when tits titled to weep
O'eI EUitless field.
And so cry. weak and human cry,
Eo hesIt-oppresfed
And 70 l sigh, weak and human sigh,
For rest-ior rest.
Ny way has wound across tbe desert years,
Ind cares infeEt
Ny Path and through the flowing Of hot. tears
1 pie for rest.
Twas alERYs 60, when still child laid 2 a
On mothers breast
Ny wesried little head; cen then prayed
AS now, for rest.
And / am restless still; twill soon be Ger
For, down the West,
LIES sunsis Getting, and zee the shore
Where l shall rest.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

AT Montreal, MessTs. Cowan and Page,
engineers, have just completed their in
vention for an aerial car, with paddle
wheels attached for propelling the same
through the air and Professor Gremlev.
the seronaut, of New York city, has also
finished mammoth balloon, with which
he will make an experimental ascension
from Montreal in this new car in the
early part of the coming summer. The
capacity of the balloon is nearly 10000
feet, or four times the size. of Professor
Gremley's own balloon, the City of
Ottawa. The professor has been engaged
most Of the winter ia making the air
ship. It viii bs the largest balloon on
the continent, with the single exception
of the great Buffalo balloon, which was
built in 1873 or 1874. There are four
miles Of stitching in the balloon. The
lifting capacity of this serostat, with
coal gas of suitable density, will be
ever $500 pounds.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

The difference between Chill on one
side and Bolivia and Peru on the other,
which have just eliminated in declara-
tion of war, began some months ago in
the taxation by Bolivia of the product
of nitrate deposits held by Chilians in
southern Bolivia. A treaty has existed
between Chill and Bolivia exempting
this property when in the hands of
Chilian subjects from any but municipal
taxation, snd it is the intraction of this
treaty by the imposition of an export
duty which leads to this war. The war
will practically be between Peru and
Chill, Bolivia having no navy and an
army of but three thousand men,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15
MIsoELLANEOUs.

There are vampire bats in Brazil that
spread wings as large as q turkeys.
The more man preys the more Ger
tain is he to be damned by those he preys
upon.
The pestmaster-geneT has issued an
order abolishing all agencies in Washington
for the sale Of postage stamps.
Seven cents worth of oatmeal pro-
duces as much force in the human system as
ninety cents worth of lean ham.
A monument to commemorate its tri-
umph over Turkey has been ordered in
France by the Russian government. -
After all the talk, none of the south
ern legislatures, except that Of Virginia, has
yet accepted the Moffett liquor register.
One hundred and seven scholarships
are now available at Harvard the sun of
$125,000 being now annually distributed
among their holders.
An Arkansas couple, on their bridal
tention, because the briGe was six feet tall,
the bridegroom six and half, and both ex-
ceedingly slim.
The late Judge John W. EdmoDds.
being once asked what he thought Of a GER
tain speaker who had loud voice and was
rather prosy, said that he considered him
remarkable man, for he could FL house
and empty it at the same time.
A new method in the cure Of nladness
is praetised with considerable success at the
lunatic asylum on BlackwelPs island, New
York. A hall has been fitted up with every
facility tor gymnastics, and the patients are
greatly delighted with the exercise.
When Achille Murat was In Florida,
with a true Freuchman's instinct for new
and rare foods, he cooked and ate from
nearly the entire fauna OF the state. He
used to cook alligator steak in a way-so de-
Iicious that no alligator in all Florida would
recognize it as mOrsel of one of his BROTH
ers. He worked long and faithfully to make
the turkey buzzard palatable by good cook
ing, but at last gave it MP in despair. When
asked how he liked it he said; q Oh, I can
eat any kind bird-I am not afraid to eat
any zing; have no prejudice, but ze buzz
zard is not goOde."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

A FRENCH chemist last year exposed
a qusntity of -four to hydraulic pres
sure of 300 tons, which rednced it to
fourth Of its original bulk, without i'm
pairing The quality. He packed por-
zion OF it in tin boxes and sealed it up,
doing the rame with impressed -four.
When opened in three month the for
mer was in better preservation than the
latter. When baked into bread, the
pressed article YVES decidedly superior.
After the laps of a year other cans were
opened, and the Impressed -four had be.
come spoiled, while the pressed remained
sweet and was excellent when baked.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

The long-deierred Woodruff Expe-
dition is now planning to sail some
time this summer. A newspaper called
Around the World, viii be printed on
board the General Werder during her
Sbsence,-edited and mansged by Presi-
dent Clark. 1t will contain editorial
and scientific articles and an account of
the doings Of the expedition. Says the
prospectus, which apparently indicates
the general typographical style of the
paper: 1t eau be claimed for no other
newspaper that its files for sixteen
months VIII show that it has been
printed and Issued promptly, beginning
at New York and appearing weekly
now in mid Atlantic, now in some ont.
of-theswsy port of northern Europe,
sgain in the Mediterranean sea, or per-
haps dated from the Suez canal or the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

Red sea, or Issued while the General
Werder is lying " in dock H." at Bombay,
Canton or Yokohama, or while the ship
is cruising among the islands Of the
Pscife-until, finally, after its seventy
weeks of issue shall be completed, the
last number of Around the World shall
be printed as the Werder lies at anchor
once more at home in an American
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

The so called "horse communities "
OF Russia flourish in all cities where
there are universities. Most of the
poorer students, who are free from pre-
judices, live upon horse flesh, which can
be procured at one.fifth the price of
beef. 1t is the custom of students to
board in parties of from five to twenty,
and hence the name of "horse commus
mites" So many Nihilists have been
found in these communities that the
horse flesh eaters are liable to presecu-
tion by the government,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

EFFoKTs are making in ireland to re
vivs the study Of the Irish language. A
society established at Dnblin two years
ago to encourage such study, has just
published a report, which says that an
interest IN the movement amounting to
enthusiasm has been excited among
Irishmen residing in England, Scotland
and America. The demand for the text
books of the society is 'unsbated. The
First irish Book has gone through thir.
teen editions, while the Second Irish
Book is in its twelfth thousand.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

A oREAT many persons have an idea
that It is unlawful to touch or attempt
10 aid dead CT dying man, and that
the frat duty is TO notify some official
Lives have been sacrificed under this
delusion. The frat duty is 20 render
every possible aid and then promptly
to make the facts known TO the authors
ties. The contrary idea has been OBJ
tanned from The laws OF other nations,
which are IS absurd az they are inhu-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

TIE present year completes the eight-
cen centuries that have elapsed since
the overwhelming oftbe cities and eoun-
try adiscent to He1culaneum and Pom,
peii The directors Of the excavations
at Pompeii are to commemorate the
event by a rcisntific celebration to be
held on the anniversary Of the event in
November next, and have invited the
participation of msny eminent Italian
aFcbmOlogists
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

time, as we learn from gentleman recently
from there. With proper care and judieious
efforts there certainly can be no doubt of the
practlcability of raising ccfiee ia south
Florida, especially in certain parts of Man
itee county, and in the Caloosahatchis coun-
try. 1t would be Interesting 70 know il any
efforts have been made in this latter region
to grow this tree, and if SO, with what sues
ceGS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

CURIOUS, but we never saw this notice
in any Of our country exchanges: "Qw~
ing to press of poetry, large number OF
advertisements are unavoidably crowded
ont, but viii positively appear in our
II - Puck.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-15

CURIOUS transformations When &
pretty bonnet becomes a pretty woman !;
when msn turns hOrse into a pasture |;
when 8 door is found to be ajaT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-06-05

@as bic 0efdtsfarbe ssrratt.
Die @ef6tsfarbe berer, tie az 8ereaaunSs-
telhrereen leicen billiS5 rosr aei@pG9t iac !,
Iabt ffsis auf einen frGnfittsn 3ufano fplie,
Sen. Snrsm mir bic fSrpsrIihsn Srsane
irsgulireu urb bic geroauuns Mno MlImiliruna
ltefSreyn, ssrbannet mir tene serratberiihs
prgamrntflrtc pon ben Wanaen. CUR 9e1ei.
tigans siaeS faben, erltliAen Ssints sebraute
man 5oitetter's Ma genbitte rs, Elm
StarfRnssmttiel uaS Mlieratip, tpeld3s jene
5inoernihs rncuerier ataft pbsFl9rn @pbl-
tsfnrens unp psriSniiGsr Nei,e tslsitst -
namIib seitSrts @creanlAs NIB Secretion rnb
tinen nntbdtisen 3uifanb eer. @eeGrmt. Der
fcrteelsbtr @straug eieies mnidastaren Mt-
tst5 ssirc aans bsitinnii pbsii9e .3raft unb
Gfsslmasipteit Der, 5unitiunen dru @efplse
baben, tif HStperIubitana bermsbnirea. Mno bic
bliibnsn6arbe Der @tfuncbeit wisSer auf zen
fablen, sinssiunfsnen Wansen berrsr3antern.
.5s -.--.--...<...,.r III
~ saecbs Silt Gpec Tcnic 1T etn un.
fsblbares Wittsl sesen 9aaen., uno MA.
4 ..,f .1txaS tgNa HF-sFi isf
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r Sawinenllur3 I'm Nsrner Dber!ans

,s-a Sswinenlurs I'm 9srnsr Dbsrlans.
@ie fsr ,.SbsrianDer" beridtet, bat iid
am II. .Wai fur3 mad S ubr Moreena
Iauf Der Qotbtbaileits Der Saasfrau cine
Isewaltise Staublawias ssloR, mslds mil
8ul9sr BadptA iissr BEN Stuisntsin ins
Ibd llxstt, hae auf oisls MeHen als
@alrer perwiiilst wnresn nno bic S'dmms
,uis ssmabtes 0ras bsrumliesen. alaorn.
baums, bic ieif Menf&enssotatsn hcrt pea
eawlnsn lrpb totsn, iiao entwsssr nit
{anan,t bet WnrSein ODER sstnidt ,pis ccai.
talme su gcosn ssriiisu unS srpbs Strs
den ipsit ioriastraeen wcrpsn. 9luf Der
entsesenseffb!en Ssiis inp Die Stautpol.
ten iabtrsbit Mlp 9ulen Bis ,am Dilpbcrn
unb 6iS mad Dem Sspinantea! tinauias.
1leesn, tbatdbwarts Bic gum srammstoad,
rprsserunssa. Die alteltea Mangar. spa
aaaterSrunnsn tdnnssl iiA siaes doldsn
grtisniIIss nidt erinnern. @lidsrwsile
ssrnatm man xbis list n,dbt, pas Nsu.
iasulttsn sefdtroet poreen ieica; rassssn
liino pisle 3snlbo6er uns Sheuu.n psr,
fdiittet uno ssrf0rt. Der 0alolAapen
triff! ben Giaat.
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Triiss,e Cuff ne yfntb,psnsisseif IN
) Der Stspbnnma.

|. Sin eeutiAer strst laBt in. eer rM,bia.
3eitlhriIt iiir Norobeut f6lanp" fplseneen,
and bier;utanpe rpqe @eltras babenben
ag abnruT ersebcn: Gs if iait unslaublid,
tspie meuis bas Gplt ieine 2Sebnunsen
emaD 9htafratmes gu liiften ffest. Sn
sntalden sgSpbnan9en tpiroa eaS san5e
Sahr fem Seniter sssSRnet. (?) Sielc
@cbaansen5 lins ntr lbeBpesen feudt,
neil in,s3ininler Esefodt pirb llnb man bic
lid, elitwidelnpen Dampfe ME binauSlaBt
melAeIlid,aau hem Baitoeu as,ieberlhlasen
ul1p BEN festssa. 9ielt BON gentaatipn nurd
SIC gpfei .ber Winpe perlfppfene Mie
EN- aMp fieSt diiftein golfe unp sehrt all.
Rner. @einnobeit bas grrurtbetf esgen
sDie agiiituus ano seipnperS eesdl bic
sidttfuft.' sDaB Nadtluft idaolid, gift
aaseiueini ais sal.ssen,aht, BEL -cfenem
SSepiter idlafen, mas ESD bfe- grSBte
8cNtbat1it, 41lt paS Sclf fiji, toOt6rins
!senc! 0a liegen lie in e.Sen ,3dtass
5imWern SuiammensepferAt uno dtbnsn
eieseisness stusuinituns cir, ltirp, AM on=
|'befen Diorsei, liiat erauidt, Ioubern mtit<
srlln Afn4nsne.&l4Spn Der 9e9en ulors'
s9etls0sunebn.enoen geridfehteruns Der
teuftstry ben Sdlaf3lnluern fpptlnt aud
Scr weters gSltgslaute. oaB eine. stunoe
fSdlaf ppr Wsitteruadht 'sefanUer. iei ale
emesStanhe nah @iitternadt. Hho iolde
MenlAen. pie. DeD5Sa aueritoH Der glrft ses
fhIentlid pc,, lib atbalteu, Der allein lie
bentz lmo. urseitsfatis n1adlt, fub en-
lid panh INNER unmotl, otaleid feline
.beiinimte &ranfheit iih BET ibnen ent@
nidelt unb baben eaS gan3e Sabr NIT
ADpttcr anO siputbefer' Su tbnn, piei itnen
nit ibren Wepifamentsn unhtSStid belfen
fSnnef. Debbafb fanb1soe iid bietenoeI
@e6ssnbeit benuet peroeu, I'm ben,
So ts. ou3urufsn: r2iiftet aGure Wobn-
3inittier nidt einn'al, icnoern 5ebnmal7im
Iase!.. Madst Durdsans bic iib bic
Buff in ber, bh1teriten Gds ernenert bat!
SMafet im CONNER tei Offeneul Teniter
i.np ibrSet I'M Winter tpsnisfens fur 8eus
tilltipnl lcurd 8ermittluns eines 9eeben=
sln,thers. Surg, tebenft, paB Die 2uft
@ler teiter Sreitno llnD einseathmeter
Saueritcf bic bette Meoi3in it'll" s'
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@lmenbprf & So.

u, Den. Du6iifum btermis SUE 8snn!uis
aa9me, eab wtr nebea unlsren. alien Oe.
Ehaft an Dem MaIupla,s
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3 "a Or. @srra2re Mc.f, ssl 0;sran.
Der une gisenttismsr Der Gatiunal,situn
} III AM IL; Mai IN 8arlia TN 6S. gsbsas.
'jab,e mad fonS.m seip,n ssaortsn. Sn
@smeinfdaFt nj. benz esrRcrtsnen Or.
'3ae.l sief sr TN SaSre 1s4s bic seaaanie
3situns ins ssbsn: @alo' parauf ltauf sr
sbes eras (aBelf'ids) tslsSrapsilas Corr.
aipcneeastureau {sins Der bieiissn ahesiir,
ten @reEe'' asnllts Ginridtuas) In
Dtutialone, eas sor slii'asn Sutrsa In
cine ~1ttisuseienlhaft lters,aanSsn 1T.
DIR Verfortsne .aint.'taBf Ia ueitsn
Rrsiien turh la,itet.ftt ,nss GbayaItcrs
unr ttnt flets b.uitfsns MssltsStistsit
Gin 'eutss Qabshtsn. - 80. -, ..se
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: Serf GuItos sduer. lllabino. 81,

- Seff Guitas sduer, ulacina, yas.,
4beriatet:''aDr. eTNii s'nlt'ss''R RSuia i
8 am u urs erFTr - fen baten mid
sucns einem Rebeuiabrfbsfs qaussn. une
4eb9teioen Dbefreit. Neine 6rantbeil
bat siel @ele 'setcnet unb bic Ner,te ]ss
ten, iis fSnnteu i,id,ts n1ebr flir mid ttim.
Da bSrte i'd pcn Orr ugu 4 Sc
snia'& y AM su r8eF gropfenun
inabn 3u ibnsn mene 3Afuht. sic ia
ben Mid gang sseelh 'nap id fdbte bette
9eiiiuser uno itdlfsr, ale pcr listen Sab
rem. 7s0f A9@ fe q ste ."-''
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Ell 3apeirs e isAldft-

aui eem Aiamrrla,a, sessaii5sr Dem Msn.
Gerecte! sta5iirt pateu, in rusihsn, wlt
bsnfaas cine ssobe aaspabl ppa
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Nad einiseu Stuuoen pertieB er uus,
uno uabm nod, eiue Slaide ct. Satcbs
Oel nit 9ad etpa 9 Tasen tan, unier
Treune mieoer, seiate mir ieine idSn &C.,
heilten SiiSe uno bat MID, baiislbe gum
Nrbl ouer eeioenoen mitjuttsilen, mas
ib biecn't asrne tbue. Scbn een5eu..
Npcn |cva;n &C., Sain "a
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pentf in Der Wp1a,srs nos tsjm Sesras


tpebet in Der We1n1srs ac;h teim Besras.
NIP =
Qeuilpn? l6rie is aubsr mir uao tagp!s
mad tem Treppens .ianber, 'Er1 r''n muir
auf BEN Glbeu gu bolten
Nd nsin. Ssrr @:af! itl ole millsi eias
@sels mir raid hrs gSprt. Oas SGaa
lein-absr fon,Hssa ,@is nur srs tereis, Id
Hmn6 Stnen 70 Sie iagsn - iosrsgctt, pai
man MIDI erlebt Bsr pap psecsrt taEte.
OILS Id nit eem sosssu GtaTen g,,in sraeu
Wale RON Der gresis,s unSS Dem Gtaa!sie
selprehen tate? ss1
Sd mar ibr, fsineS Npstss unp ,95sean
lftns mdttis. II, TIRE @cynuas srFol5t ;
eas Ntelsr pisats Nalhts gum 5aIaf;irn !.
mey filr bic &inosr, in Absesgsissne ! 5htaft
fammsr bauehsn mahie lis mtth niht fub,
rem, ein @pbn;in:asr fa,isn sanjai ithlsn,
loshllebsNidts iibris. ais DIE sDunfslfaq !
msr. IN Die lls mir einsu Subj saiusinttuJ B;
beun lie iat lDoi. DaB itt mia nur mi! aa.
britsr Muas aaEedsi Alstt.4sD Day eanp
chen ainp netsn oam sBdHts6od; osg Ouall
Der gAsm tal,sn machfe m'c csn & ,pf aet,
pirbliss,; 10 uubte pisgaa!so,aas aHrst
Ven, am fur otstaeH 3D. tSa,sl.
Eos, sJfaaism : Rue,,s Fdh bsruot =
md it isas Bsaatstu ssbl,sssns -Saois pil-
i'm es .,Iht2 Asfr eas i. ia,sagaa,s5l'h
son fann 5smano hsns SssfAWihora osne
4ss ,apisssplsa .siisea-+ Die Doii'sii
y uab ifit wanss -aias ssiaaeere sl3,
icltesn Sis mid Mot idhssr =
j.u-,n;s quite s5tau -issiieslte een Rcpf, uao
i'd l4A pls iss pie laPavn "a uisasla sen
trotsna g = "a -s's47a . "a 40
Gnrtiebrlt ialakl q
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sASn S4"tfubSH uNVlSu I1s w e 3pA&t " pAto
gum 0esenitduce per uusemeiniten Nnf.
msafiamteit.a Die ,netronifen" Der Ya.
riIer Bldtter rurten nidts n,iite, fire
pompSie 9auseinridtunS, bic litbernen
Vapemannen. bic eIfenbeinernen gettltel-
len, bic Marmcrtreppea ibres Sctets 3u
teidreibem. Sbre Yfsroe waren bon 70
eDier atitammuns mie bic bes &aiiers.
Nud Napc!ecn icl ju cen Hepor;usten
Der Dame seb0it Ia sen, uno cine 3ulam-
nlentunft, bic liss. auf eiaeut Uen Paria
nad Dem 6aa5 sfabrsnoeus BabuSuse mil
Dem 3Snis rcn Dcaanc ssepabt babeu
icu, 1T icyar in bic ytteratur lbsrSssaa
ser. tinD ron AIerauper Dumas in fe,ne,
,Aiiaire Glemencean" seitilostt wcsbsn
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Sas Gnne etnrr amgrtfaHtiDcs
Gtrsne.

Gine 5weite Der amerifaniidsn Nten
teuerinncn, bic in ben ieeten Suhl Sebnten
unD tefcnoers wihrenb oer lestsn Sasre
bes 5weiten Gailerreides Die 3unsen oes
son5en itanoali iiihtisen @uropaS in De
wesuns iesten, 1T pcr meniseu aPcden
in elmer sEripdt S,renan lfatt Eel PariS
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p - Die Sesldlaht sor benz Sofeu ppa
squiaae ,pilhen ,wsi dilsnildsu bSl,sr.
nea &eieasgn.fen uno BEN Iyeruontfnen
Van,erld fen puasear unp Sap,penseue;a
In fur bic pan,,r1hiff, riftf aerab.vslau.
,sno ataslaufen. % 3rpofs sif,,p tie b1tpen
hilsnifbsn 5hifTc aeiunfer,. aSsr NIT il.
nsn ,ualsih {aut Die enreyeupencio. ter
stvl, per psrpaailAsn Hlotte auf BEN
Nossn pss slfseres. Die natsrrn goH.
lxit,sn iibsr bislsg 5sslblaeas srp,rpen .yors
aasn Wauoneu, Die I'm 8rlibe peu Nlotten
Rap. nit arcssm Sn,ersiI. srwartet m,r.
| osn Die 5raae. IS Die eiisnaepau,srt,u
gni6s pirfltd Die Sortbei!e iite..uSi,erus,
babfny Bic man Fir NJ tsaslsr,iat r. non
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Gin iunaer yRhnr, seamens VI

-. StH I"HHNt '0tH554tt .VuH'efFo %0K|
.tiar1 8ce. i'm Dienltee lei 1ernt~Gbas.
=gle. GleGaa in gnierer. .Stapt, tam wines
liiOtsenS IN mein @eidSit unO beftaate
pFh, haB ion feline SiiBe teoeutenb idner.
5su nae pa6 er slaube, pisfetben srkorm
E3u tobeu, nno ,eiste mir feline 6iibe.s SD
babe idon Hieies aeisteu, mag ieced bes
esnnens ba6 bic biibe bes arnien Wsen.
g@en mIidE @nrefen verfebten i,nb bub
lid befar6iete, nieIsiben mil bien ab9enonl
men mesSsn. gDir aentfsrnteu feline
SHube nnb @trimpfe unb rieben ibn
tadtis nit Zen, 81. Safcts Oel ein.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

,.r7IvG OF THE RFHONsTRANTs AGAINST THE
ErBArr tXPrEDrENT OF TnE MUTUAL LIFE.
Inst evening there was held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel q noteworthy meeting OF the policy
holders of tue Mutual Life Insurance Company who
lave been active among tue remOnstr4nts against The
r-Jat plan recently adopted by that company About
$50 were represented IN person or by proxy.
The object Of the meeting 10 appoint an Executive
Committee, secure thorough Organization and adopt
"A dctiuit, pan ot action. Mr Cyrus W. Field was
appointed charm In, and d series OF RESOLUTIONS
y-rc considered aud unan mou'ly adopted The peam-
bic eis orn Zeal and moral objections to the new
expcrmcni Among objections stated were the III
creased ri es Of to agents the dangerous
stretch OF administrative discretion on the
part Of the uustees; the questionable use
Of draft "wHnout recourse drawn by
the newly assured against fund to which
they have contributed nothing; the credinE OF these
drafts as cash II the premium account Of the company
and the char.u oth drafts 70 the surrender value ac
cunt "a II they were pad To renrng members, tnus Civ
iu fictitious credit the ment OF The company
IL was further stated the authority of Ezuf Wright
Sheppard Homans ana ID. 7. Fackler that by the new
plan the company couid not realize sufficient amount
OF ca-h to provide required 10y tue usage OF
the comnany aud laws the state. The whole
nlau Was then condemned as violation of the princl
niles of mutually upon which the Institution II
t,unded as deviation from straightforward
Geai,rg and os an Injustice 10 old policy-nodcrs.
II was resolved further 10 rrqnest the maIa-e-
,,4nt of tl, company furnish the names and
m ~ all the noIicv-holdr, IN order that the true
..nse of AL tie members Of tine company n regard 10
tho exp rlrt may be obtained and was also ordered
~ % trstecs ne rouested to furnish "a statement OF
the arDoln. insurance already issued nuutI ih' nc"
system together III all the details Ol the entries III the
51.,ro,Cinea- made "A Inc !,oos- Of the comiauv
Npssrs Heron 4. johnson. cyrus ". Field. NJ b.
Fi.l0ln-. {. l. hlu~. urad y. JORDAN ahu j. ".
NcSuIjorb. we're appointed Executive Com
r,tt.e " mn powrr 10 add - their Mr Conrad
y Jordan Was constituted treasurrr A subscription
r.+ Vas opr!lcd "a considerable amount Ta-
r,,s,d on fDr spot. ana arrangements were
mad. 10 secure sufficient sum OF money
=" .arry Du N. contest Altogether the len
prr ot the meeting very resOlutr and determined.
i,d d, . I'll - proceedings characterized bl thc
,,,saas uoe ration. il appeared II tire genJirnru
n" re cuuductIug TINS movement have enlisted ''ior
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
prcrNr PorGH WrArHEP At SEA.

The steamship Aisatia, of the Anchor Line
arrived from London yesterday after BRIEF decay
caused by bo-te weather AMI d.-a1.ed machinery
ON the day after CHRISTMAS, coo miles from port
lllg. crack was discovered IN the intermediate shaft
This was temper ry repaired Dr me engineers and the
vessel after few hours delay. proceeded at reddcrd
su-ed making nine miles an Aour Tnc steamer Wilsi
again on turday. The bark Crown Jewel winch arrived
from Hamburg eucouHr cred hurricane IN - George =
Bank and atterward Succession 90 gales durnc which
she ruug er ruddrr head aud tOrcma-t The oarA Ill
ltms from Antwerp also encountered heavy ga.. and
Ilsf An -urr ,ut " sails The frK America mad heavy
weather. Abont 900 miles trom SANDY II JoA size spoke
The Brltisn uirk TIem snort of provisions and -up-
rlje, ber The Them nld been spoken 10y schooner
ten davs previous and supplied with provisions.
The STEAMSHIP labrador f-om Hayrc FOR N-w-Eork
wucb was due here "Wednesday morning. had not ar
lived up 10 -luG8wu dst night. Captain Ward, 90 the
schooner Nary Ann which arrived from t1re Island
YESTERDAY tn Lelnder A JEFFREY, the keeper ana
crew OF Lfravug station No % great credit Tor COM
ing assistance while passing Out or tbe Inlet tAus
saving, he declares, both vessel aud crew.