New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

-,.n London divine might be persuaded to take H.
,,raover there is Burial Board to give validity to
,,reral and an interment The members have all re-
ened in consequence Of douot as TO the Legality OF
- election and now an official notification has been
eTt the Churchwardens from the Home once mat no
neyr bural ground shall be opened In the parlShes
therein mentioned without 'e previous sP" and ID
tbat huriss in those parishes shall be disconuhneu e1
ccDt as otherwise directed. In -FOUR months, II is uc
clared the inhabitants will have nowhere 10 lay ther
dead
pair of lovers in Central Georgia, who
had been subjected the tyranny of parental discipline
went TO n minister's house a few days ago and were
married They then made call on one of their ac-
ouaintauces. hurried step on the porch and LOUD
knocking at the door announced the arrival OF the
brides mother The lovers jumped from the side WIN
dow and fed riOtOusy. Tde aggrieved parent raFi'N
pursued them, and lively race was witnessed py VI.
ncighbors. The young people were deet OF ioo ahc M
soon placed several blocks between themselves ana ,g
cd iadv The bows saw they remained in their hding
place in the river bank until dusk
A letter from Southwestern coioreu hah
intending emigration Kansas has been puohsneu' inc
ortboeraphy OF which may be eccentric But TINS small
St ,onite atoped for by the sOundness Of Its good
sene IL SAYS This the Why the coierd people
wants immigrant to the State Of Kansas; they can't
make Living in the South aud furthermore they cand
moi Bg lands the South and Everpay fore IT, Again;
4" Tbay say you all can Not Live IN Kansas; u Is 700
Cole for Black People; you viii die aup there Like
sheeps We have taken into construction that We Had
- soon De aup there like Sleeps BE Shote Down
1te Beests and fos OF the Air" Well. here are Ger
,ai,lv pretty good for emigration: i. The
blaeks cannot make living at the South p They can
90, bpy lands there. 8 They do not ike bulldozing
From this may be deduoed the proper way OF arresting
,eeyolus A freedman VINO IA paid good wages, who
. allowed 70 purchase at reasonable price bit OF land
obod in Zee SIMPLE and who is reasonably certain OF
thsofety of his person will have possible reason
FOR leaving Louisiana or Mississippi and will probably
he is Another freedman
sbot ninety families gong thence 10 Kansas by
togon and adus this significant statement: The TACT
& E' "a near enough II the bOndman. spite of all
5mdrances often away TO the North, the freedman,
a liberty 20 whenever ne sees h VIII not stay IL he
has a reasonable motive for going
An old tin box stored ID an attic has made one
1Fomans beart leap for JOY As The Deroh Free Press
,sus the story prominent manufacturer died in Gin
cnnat nine years ago. leaving his affairs so badly ln-
waived that his widow was forced to so to Michigan ana
keen clearinghouse. In about TWO months she became
CONVINCED that she could not make both ends meet but
must do something immediately to relieve herself IRON
.cuaI want Her relatives who had often helped her,
,,ere called in consultations and il decided that
tlev should provide her with modest, eomioriaDie
home and SET apart for her small annuity. Although
during her nine long years Of widOwhood ana tIais he
lady had often visited Cincinnati 60 look after heI inter-
ess each time being put OF with promises ana eXIiaha'
tous she begged relatives to send her thther once
more 10 see IL there might be something LETT OF her
busn,pd's estate The relatives consented, and two
months ago she went 10 Cincinnati, when she learned
that her husbands estate had been entirely swallowed
M The disappointment brought attack of par
ayss and she taken back 10 Detroit her son euE
eestcd that they might again Iooh over ms &
trunks ana boxes, a. q tue search began. luSy CANT
uyou a small tin box which had been kicked about tne
ainc IRON the ume of fathers death When il was
opened a package OF railroad bonds was discovered.
years interest due them, and some OF them were
quoted at premium, the widow is now worth 9ooVoo'