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STORE FOR RENT, FIXTURES FOR SALE.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL 1T IS TOO LATE. !

SIOhE fots EENl' f'AA o i.1o 80 .SS'>
DON'T WAIT UNTIL 1T is TOO LATE.
CALL WHILST THE ASSORTMENT Is GOOD.
Bargains in LACE CURTAINS;
Bargains in CARPETS AND oIL.CLOTHs;
Bargains In PAPERS AND ENVELOPES;
Bargains in WINDOW SHADES;
Bargains in GLOVES AND HOSE;
Bargains in READTMADE DRESSES;
Bargains In ENTERTAINMENTS. The ladies' VIII
fully appreciate thu great bargains in this tine;
Bargains I'm EVERYTHING IN LEVY BROTH
ERS' STORE. :.
They have REDUCED. THE PRICES Of their
goods from TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT. This IS
done to enable them to CLOSE OUT THEIR
WHOLE STOCK. which must be done IN very
short time Ijy 25I LEVY BROTHERS.
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The Norfolk Hirgsnsan will find in an
other column Commissioner PoLLARD's rea-
son for emitting certain counties from his
last report.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-On hand and con-
~ stantly arriving, full stock of all kinds
SPLINT. GLOVER HILL, SOFT COKE. and all
kinds of ENGINE COAL. OAK and PINE WOOD
long or sawed. Pine and Oak, long. al $3.50 and
- per cord, delivered free. Orders promptly filed
al either yard-l905 Cary street or 708 Broad
street. je2ll G.. II. PAGE,
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.
CITY EHGINEER's OFFICER
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, $40.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
y be received az this Office until
THURSDAY NEXT, 24TH INSTANT,
at o'clock p. NJ, for furnishing
MORE OR TEssJ BEST Quality RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
well screened, egg and stove sizes; ako. Tor
80 SEVEN CORDS, KfNDLING-WOoD, -
,r.e fer nse In city buildings. - :
The Commute Oh Grounds and Butld ngs reserves
the rfRht 70 reject any Or ait pr.,posas on rel
jy19-td Acting City Engineer.
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n>re. sTLL GREATER REDuCTION

nrTT STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GOuDS.-Wc are lie
ftrmned 10 close out niir Tire Sto X Of Sun HER
MILNE cry. and are selling at prices lower Than
any otrcr house In the city. regard OF cost. We
dcig competition. aud ask call Of all In want Of
Hats. Bnnnet>, Feathers, Flowers. Gamz"s, Grape
Wells. Mourning Gooais. &C. Country orders re-
celvc prompt aud careful attention. 4 call Is So
licitrd MRS. +. HDIILEF,
jy IL 525 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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II AVING PURCHASED THE 'SA-
-IIsLo0A. AID FIXTURES formerly hetonRing
10 my father, T.. Wass er.I have oreued u on my
own account, at No. 6l6 EAST BROAD STREET,
where will oe glad TO sec my friends and custOm.
err. FRANK B. WASSMER.
JULY 22, 1879, jy 22.2is
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TCOHgN BROTHERS
VARIANT PRICES AGAINST ANY HOUSE
De- 9ta -'a}H IN THIS CITY.
THEY MOREOVER OFFER THOUSANDS OF
."-'E' BARGAINS NOT TO BE FOUND
s.I4.Eu -.er ELSEWHERE.

They will offer on Monday next
8 cases YARD-WfDE GARNER Il CO.'S LAWN
nj 5kc. usual price of which Il lnc.: -r.-
case MERRIMAC COLnRED PIQUES at SIC !;
cases bes PRINTS n 4Sc.:
rs Dieces BLACK CASllMEfES at 40c., hereto
tore sold ut Soc: ~,
$50 pisces BLACK CASIiMEEES IA recent specu-
lative lIurcha,") viii he offered ve-y cheap;
20 pieces BLACK LACE BUNTING ut 121lssc., val
ucl mohih ago III soc: -. s....s
] q pieces ALL WOOL BUNTING ut 1870;
FRENCH BUNTING greatly reduced:
10 soc; -.
ENGLISH RUNTISG tgruy miSture) at 12Kc.
worth 2lc. by The case: ...' .... f.
NAINSOUK MUSLIN at l6sc., valued NJ Csc
DAMASSE PIOUE N ! DC. formerly sold at 20c.:
INDIA NULL VI USLIS ut 22c., value OF which Is
A large stock Of FRENCH S,lNsoOK; .
VICTORIA LAWNS: &c.," t'''
LINEN DIES II Ola. checked and striped; = o'
MtSL!N> much under value: 5.. .
STRIPED FRENCH ORGANIZES at &c., valued
srEiF ED; iFURN1TuRE-LINEN at 1916, valued
DREsS-LINESs by the piece or yard at 12l4c.,
generally sold NJ 2Qc.:
ESQ F1:Eh Cll-EOVE CoRsETS at 25c., would
bc chran 1T 37'Sr.:
so pieces LApPETCURTAIS MUSLIN at 10c. a
NoTTiNGHAM CURTAIN LACE: at 10. l2K. 1e,
20. 25c., and uDwards--tl greatly reduced; -
Also. soHc rare bargains III REAL LACE CUR
10 ti niSS AssMErE at soc. yard, sold hereto
FIRE al soc. j. 10
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THE LOWEST SUMNER PRICES the
Il undersigned nSw asks for BEST EGG. STOVE.
and NUT ANTHRACITE COAL: SUPERIOR
WEST VIRGINIA LUMP and SPLINr COAL :
DOMESTIC and & UhBERLAND ENGIN F.
GOALS; LUMP. HAIL, and GAS COOKING,
COKE; BEST SEASONED OAK and PINE
WUOIt-LonR. Sawed. and Split. All promptly de-
liyered local weighcdl at extremely low prices DO
not delay. Buy 1T once at Eighth aud Main tSpots.
wood loij streets. }. b. WATKINS.
ty S-tndI m %
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sy<Hs,s3 AMED 5issAs..

GOAL, COAL, COAL.-I have just re-
" ccired supply OF ANTHRACITE COAL, If
superior quality: and an receiving orders from my
customer rs ana the publ. generally for their win
ier's full MIDLOTHIAN. WEST VIRGINIA
SPL1NT. and any other fue! the market furnishes ::
aud am scDing a, very low prices. Give me call.
Also. STEAM aud GAS-COALS.
is I5-1H = ALBERT AIR
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CALL EARLY AND OFTEN At
T.. 3. SPEECE & SOY,

MERCHANT TAILoRs AID C.cTnlgES.
!jv1l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
COUGH IolENaES

N The arsst British Remedy. There 10 IN
ouestionsbiy M other remedy 20 certain N 10
CHifIs and DISORDERS OF the THROAT
aiihs Yield 10 its influence; Tbs highest med.
complaints sIirts isov proud b. over half .
osnturys expsrience,.. They contain no opium,
morphla or any violent drug. KRATfNQe
o0uoH LozENoRs, prepsrsd By THOMAS
KEAfIN0. London, Britain. no cold By al
druegists. Agents fer the Pacific ooast, RED
INaroN I 90. and oHAs. LANoLxY = co.
San Frsncisoo. tai6 IN 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
EkoYj
GOLD HILL |: . NEVADA.
". II. BLAUyRLT T...................A0R

nEPosIrs ofCoIS OR BULLION received.
IL either on open account or TO Issue GER.
TIPlCATES therefor, payable lat the option OF
the hnlder) In Gold HIN or Ban Francisco; TO
uaks collections, purchase Bulliou atthe most
favorable rates, or advance coin .hefeon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In Ban Francisco;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and trsnfscts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

"ClS O man belong to brass band
and bo o Christian asks IN exchange
We see no impediment in the way. But
II he is given TO praeticing at home u Is
an utter impossibility for the man living
next door TO be q Christian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

A LITTLE girl. when her fathers table
was honored with an esteemed guest.
began talking very earnestly at the first
pause Of the conversation. Her father
checked her very sharply: "why IA IL
YOU talk so muchp" "rsuse I've dot
some.in 10 say, " was the innocent reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

OrrIcE OF the BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Commissioners Of Storey County. N-vsda.
Notice 10 hereby given. In pursuance Of an order
of the Board ef County Commissioners of starry
County Nevada. made on the ilth day of Peb
rusry, A d. is72. thst'sezled Proposals will b.
reesivec By said Board up N and Including th.
ian DAY Of March. A. ID. is79. for supplies Tor
he County Hospital. I'm accordance with the
n ou,sition and hill Of items nle In the County
Clerks once, which can b. referfed 10 for par.
tieulsrs during once hours Of each day.
b. order Of the Bard OF County Commis-
''fss,i ssis i'm N ]. :. MCDONALD. cisrl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

THE Paris Figure says: "a man was
in bed very III. when an old ehum came
10 SEQ him. Il am awfully bad. said
tho patient; you see I am lying on my
right side. and my doctor says ] am 80
bad that u I were to turn over on my
left side I would die What an extra
ordinary thing to say. said the friend.
Il assure you ho did say it, replied the
sick man. Il can't believe 1t. rejoinsd
the visitor. 'whatr exclaimed the sick
man. you don't believe itp Then look
hsrer and hs turned over and died in q
rage"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. % SOUTH o STREET.

Direetorst
o. Hampton, W. II. Patton.
d. b. Lyman. z. y. RldIidge,
J.B. MAllon, w.B. Bender,
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate. bonds,
stocks. etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04


TINE CRUSHED POET.
sy xsSr NAT.
softly. gently. DER me stealing.
Borne upon the evenings hfecfe,
Ihear piAiutiys. mournfal uurmar-
"strasber e-ese =
Tile changes his position rssslsssiyl
Prom sfar asvest voice calls ne.
Over rivera. mountains. seas
Laden With the soulful lay Of
"strasbsr-e s-sss
Inc slsrss wildly ArosndJ
All, what vision side- before me.
y hiry form. q graceful esss.
o lovely fsee. y sweet voice meaning
.strawber eeeser'
"a hopeless gloom ss,,lss 90. .hls youns srs-J
An, nv love, In Summer weather,
whsn 90 sat benssth The uesA.
Did yoa trsnbie when narnared-
"stravbsr-s ee-s =
CHls eye becomes .lazsd and nredl
Loaf TO me. art thou sweet vision.
But vhes dealh shall bring release,
We will meet 10 other spheres a.
'-strawbsf ee-ee zee
(Bscomes raving usnisel
OWE or THE nors
Twas "on. Of tho soys' 'hs, sswboos' had
cinehed.
OF horsss = eOpni.ssur nns.
Who s.nslsd s~ay half his h''' nor ."
whsa Death won his woman and wine.
bat he sent for hi. jolly companions Of yore.
And. when thsy AL elfelsa ms Ssa. o,..
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23
TINE TABLE,
MINlTON.

x.yg wILMiN"fos
,.ssDnia ,ss s%s a 7s' q 80, si.s; s.sS, s sSs
5.S, ~. ?, Ps,sa. % . Al, p m. = q, 90 40.
York: 2.S, ,oys; rs Z tl9a m. ?; 90. p; 10
ul,o,ooeni Wash'nng,u.o"n, m. sun-
imo'T, T,eS7, lna, oi". pun
NJ, rss,,,s,.i,. s,ln q - = p m no sunday
.,.. go. sib a m;ioo' sop
sas'R +. r.; sio q mi w. WV
% sunday 'iS iNSorihern R. r.: e2o a
|plurton m. no sunday tram; .: .
q, So .,.rn ,u, il. RI ID, 10 oa . M
Swsre M,sv Wa, train, $40 a III.
M. Sunua' Ar wILMINaT0r.
r. s,,s.taaH'oa,s: aH" Y a, "a y, wv ~ "a a n,
pa; v =, y, i, pm on sundays IL 3d.
o. y ,qs e. 10 %. II Top m. ,on
few 10. ~ an o sundays; IL 43, on
pa n' ? Of, s 20, ,s4i,a m; i. ~ = y, =, !,
y, 5tais IS p M on Sundays 1'
N, ,or. 90, a m i2A, l2ss
Fsshln,ss"on \ on Sundays. 2 "a a m; sA6
| .,. 400 a IN ; no Sunday
,.,,o $50 um; 1910 m;
lM oas,, "a no sunday trains: Il
spm, =" r H.: S0 IL 10 q II
pslswan,ee Snniay trains.
N; m,n,on y" a Northern X. H.: 5 %,
lll@ilIsgs.1n" y y m; no sunday trains.
m, NAE ~ Western X. r.: 90 a M
lsSa,. y ,", sunday train, 6.25 ? IN.
" ~ wTII.sisGTos LEAVE PHIL
fV' hDELPHIA, r
:. street and washington ave : ,e
oso 90 10, Ia 10 so, II 46 "A m; 2 80 3 30
~; >: m, NJ oo,9 i5, Il 80, p m:
Wv" .,, .scopd and Market streets
nii'l !, ~ - ,8, 3hj, aSO IL 30 p N
@ 30. II 30 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23
III E AID e CO,
BANKERS and BROKERS.

REAL ESTATEi
DEP A RE NJ ENT
D.
MOrtgages Negotiated
DWELLINGS, LOTS a
FARMS at Private Sale.
real. ESTATE
25 years Experience at
PUBLIC SALES.
Rents collected, and Pro-
perties Carefully Managed.
CoNvFYANCING with
Legal supervision.
Interest ON Mortgages COL
lected.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23

only 3I5 feet deep where the water comes
up To within IL feet of the top and gives
a supply of 800 gallons a minute In Sar-
atoga I secured out the Geyser, Cham
piOn, Vichy, Franklin and Sans Souci
spouting spri Dgs. The rock in New York
IL very hard and seems to be set on it's
edge in layers, between which the clay
has worked and in which spaces the wa
ter Is found. ] think it comes in at a dis
tance and works its way along to where
we find It," nr-..I.- a..
"Do you think that many such wells
will he bored?"
@."Yes. i am overwhelmed with applica
TORS for estimates. The wells will never
become a rival to the CrOtOn supply, for
that we must have, but where plenti-
ful supply of cool, cheap water is wanted
the wells fill the want exactly"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23

Knowing from experience the ulhsatis-
faction So often attending the dispensing
OF many of the cmulsions in the marBet J
would call your attention to some OF the
features of the emulsion which l have pre-.
paret and dispensed for years with rn-
varying satisfaction. The Oil used IL the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised In the choice of all
material and In every detail of its manu-
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi
mute division of the Oil glObuies Is render
ed very fluid and perfectly paie table,
Each tablespoonful contains 80 Ger cent.
OF Oh and 8 grains of pophosphite oi
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
TO all Physicians who may desire them.-
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold wholesale and retail b,
W.E, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apI2-tf Ninth and Market SITS
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23
INSURANCE
DEPARTM ENT.

0
FIRE, NJ Rim F y LIFE
INSURANCE..
Represent itp
La Caisse Gent Gle Fiio
OF Par fs
The Farmers Fire lnss Co.
OF York, Pa.
The Watertown Fire, OF
WateitOwn, N. Y.
The La Confiance Fire Ins.
Co., Of Paris.
The New ENGLAND Mutual
Life of Boston, Mass,
, 1879-03-20

The County Treasurer is now paying county
orders up to and prior TO Dec. 2.
Six insuno cases Will come up In the County
Court at o'clork this morning.
The Committee on Charities met yesterday
and audited hills, and granted several npplica.
ttons for pnsscs.
Tho County Treasurer yesterday sold $5,40
worLt Ut $500 and SlU0 county bontls The lat
ter have run OUT but new supply is expected
IN tu-day.
An iusano woman, wl.o Is known by tic name
Of "Alary," wus picked up In Lake Viow yes.
tertlay by at officer, who brought her To tic
County jail. She was ut thu Jefferson Asylum
three ycars ago.
T. A. Iurch, oi this rfty, was nrrcatc,l unon
70. 81. yesterday, brought in favor Of Kinlcy,
.lonklu6 d Young, Tor Il debt OF $11. lio went
into tho County Court nnd scheduled. Assets,
Ss5.s md liabilities, $2sS0.B7, Tho former ux-
cmot, according to tho laws Ut Illinois.
IN tho Criminal Court, yesterday, john Car
roll wns tried fnr tllu burglary Of tho o!llco OF
Val B!atz, wins founil guilty, mud hls sontcnca
tlxrl Ut one ycas tu the PenitcntIary. John
NMIsll, altns MrAuley, WINS ful1tni guilty Of bur-
glarizI.g the oillcc Of Mengo Brothers, mud his
selltcucU VIA fixed ut unu year In the punitclI.
taary. George Onors WIS tried Tor lurceny and
acVutttcl.
, 1879-03-20

for work when lie returns to ths city about
April !. ANY persons interested In tic succcss
Of tl'c carnival Who may have pretty little nrti.
clcs. such as are available for use In tho "tisn.
lN,Htt,n will confer fnvnr upon alrs. Dr.
Tooker tn Charge tlcrcof) hy sending tllcm tu
her Mt No. EOS Dearborn nvonlic; nthl indies nf.L
gentlemen tlesrous of taking nnrt i1t the carn'-
val need not hesitate about applying for service,
as ta'cre ata tnany ptaces yot to be 1t!lc1; e. Az
1uurned to meet ut tho PHncr III 2;8o oatur-
day.
THE t'orNosuRE cENsunEp.
: At meeting Of the Junior Glass Of the Union
College OF Law, hcA Atnrch Is, 10 tako action
on aI article published In the chrtAtiHn Cyno-
sHrt tlcrogntory TO fllr character OF said tHsttu-
ton fklc following resolutions, drawn BY COM
.ni,lcu previously appointed for That purpose,
wctc adopted a.id ordered published III ttic city
papcrs:
WmEnEAs. The CAristian CKnosHrs has prefer.
tcH charges Of nAde1ity In thu instruction Of tho
Professors Ut the Union College Of Law: and
WHEHEAs, Tho sAld papes hhe further charged
Tic students Of sald college with conduct Intend.
1nE 10 ridtCutc the Christian religion.
Hfsdirfd. That We, ths stntcnts OF the Uniun
College OF Law. hereby express onr total and cn,-
phntic denial OF raid charges: anil further declare
or dchIee 10 MID our Facility In whatever action
may h1 deemed necessary for their rcfntntton. ".
notwithstanding tho eutitcc Ut these chnrEcs, such
attuu should sccm advisable.
GllAxuEn FAnwELL,
CLARENCE u. CHAIRMAN,
FRANCIS T. CoLnY,
Committee.
, 1879-03-20
TIE CITY-HALL.

Thrce eascs nj scar,ct.feyor verc reportcd ot
+bo 1toottn f,1}ce va.terdov.
Mr.. Robert Law waa paid $1,000 Yesterday on
his coal contract with Tho city.
,r.o ou,., r,,.... .,.,,..a -. .,...
,ut epeI'u' eonso .I,,' appo'n..u " s1.s.s r,n-
1u1Ees OF elcctlon 10 calico 10 mcct a. lhe Sltf
Clerks oflicu this afternoon at O'Clock, md
,,ur Contnfttce On echools Ia called for Saturday
:. IN :.
"' ''0' - ''' .--, ..-.--.
The Trcas,lrcr's receIpts yesterday wero
Sll,536, anti III. disbursements only $500. One
sytvan!a Rut!road Comnany, being the unpad
a'ane @ auG On as mgce,msh t,' ca.t e.test ~ , i
lra,.',t -. III IN " IL IL nn,s iii nail a,h
w .t.,'.. nan T. a.,'. "' P0'o' al"
'"s f'naae' 10 "se''' ~
The ttetn. In THE Tribune Of Yesterday m
uonncfnE tho unsuccessful htteil!pt O. suicide
satf 10 lIare been nlado by Mr.. u. Il. Hramhasl,
1nte Superintendent Ut bridges, was tho neans
uf bringing to this o!}co Alr. Dsaml1all himself.
accompanied by alI explanation to tho elect
self: Rucll n thought ilcver, entered his mind
lie happened to be at the Nurth Pier Monday
about orloek D. III, ft1d unfortunately fell oil
into the water. lie SWIM to hpiIe. md clung
itum, Mr.. DraInllall claflns, did t,nl much inju-
rs, for which The TilinuNH wishes to apologize,
aud p1aca tlu happening correctly before Alr.
Brutnllali's ftends.
Tho s1ayvr thinks tt,e appropriaslonjs Is still too
EM, "n ,,n II" - ,,ot ,,,, 4 I'D IN v ~ H. ~
pii ntli ,ev ,n 1o,c, pc','.,, a, c ,,h a
~. mt ,ce m "s fyon NV ttu. tSnie n,v % sr
~ near a,,T1'ec =, tn ri ec., tvs inrs
H. oic M,i M ,Tohab,e tat he vii be @ wti,
t asu 1naI 4 's,e T. ~ .onn,,,nr " ".
c p,gso'I @ ~. % n,.t a - @ .,G,, y ,,a,g ~ IT,
.on t'1, .,,n .,,c sry a"1,n ~ ~ ~,
,maY osn 'o otts'n In, c ,l's ~, ,v,eb ~ p
~ s..s.s,, a., T." ~ ~ .,,o,,. .. ~
}FCAl shAbNot - tA AsHStN' f't""hS Wv oGHk "
lsasus ] a. ~, ~ tn H,tt " S, orr on,,' mon'
w ~ Eoh't .lH VIZ Gu"nst.i wv ..''tt"t 4ae"th'
, 1879-03-20

TaSTEHDA1 EVENINGS aEHffCE8+
Mr.. Pentccost delivered discourse last cvcu-
ing In Grace Methodist Church before house
full Of people. The subject OF hts remarks was
taken from passage OF Scripture which re-
lated The circumstance Of tho Publican coming
and giving himself up to Christ, acknowledging
how great etnuer ho was, but praying The
Lord to be mercfui to him. Mr. Pcutccost
said That every sinner stood In just tho same
position that the PUBLICAN did. Every man TINT
was born Of woman was full OF corruption. II
We we're to search tho Scriptures VIC would find
that wo were told TINT we were born in sin.
This was the testimony Of Jesus Christ. sou.u
people thought they could clcan themselves up
i little nnd make themselves white. riley might
rs unclean and Iult OF corruption as
ever. II God should wrlto tho story
of our 5 hearts 50 tlE!t NJ mea could
trusted ncn black from tlleir eyes down to tilcir
teet with iniquitY. The true spirit to come tv
Christ IN was to confess tl!ut we were. doeply
yea %ith si telt h,,. ry repSnntnnt, Ind aske
Chrlst III the risht spirit: He knew TINT no was
rotten to the coro, and richly deserved puniat.-
,nunt. hut he believed IN the norcy as well as
In the justice OF God. He said, "Lori, know
TINT have slnnad nRatnst Tlleu and against
God, but hive nlcrcy on neil
The Glhle said, "T'lle soul that sinncth shall
surely dle." There was Justice In our ealyatiou,
but Il WIS not justice to us; 1t WIS justice TO
Himself m atonesnunt for our sins. unti Was
propitiatton for ils. So mercy 10 us was Justice
to Him, Tho cry Of sinners should bo, 'sLorti,
bo mcrctul to us; let Thy propitatlng grace fall
might bo stcepcd IN ain, II no camn to Christ rs
did The Publican, ws could find merry as ho did
Tic spenlser bcsouGht ali who beard Its yoice to
take hold II tl.e tncana Of grace ot!ured them,
Of God upon them md Ills love il, their hearts,
Mr. stebhlns conducted the Singing, ns usual.
, 1879-03-20

the nsphalt which Is to 10 on top OF the con-
crete. The brfck walt separating tho Post
Onlre portion from the cast half of tho bnec-
.ncnt Will also probably be completed bY tint
time. 4 number Of fliT windows have already
hccn pit In, mud tho work 10 Eosng nn ns fast rs
possible. Onu art of tlu. stcps, leading 10 tf,u
northwest corner area, has hern p',t In p!acc,
nnl thu remaining approaches viii soon bn
md thu piuInblx. ii, very ehnFt time. The
stone walls inside nro rccetrIng their
first coat Of white paint. nn't tho
ceilings afe 10 be treated with a generous appf'
cation Of whItewash In q day or 10. Altogcttr.
concerned, mid tile Pnst.Oflcc people early In
april will move into what will certainly provo
to be vcry desirable quarters.
, 1879-03-20
THE LAWRENCE CASE.
Testimony OIL tim nlvorce.Trlnl.

Dispatch IN stto Tart Sun.
NEWPORT, n. l., March l7.-.A1r. Francis r.
peckhaiu, Jr., opened tho case this morning far
Gen. Lawrence byreadtng the charges Us contain
cd In the complaint sworn AMI subscribed to by
Gen. Lawrence, antl on flo with tile Court. Tho
first witness was Mr. 1saac Lawrence, who tes-
titled rs foilows
e. anl the brother OF Albert G. Lawrence, t!lc
r'nintift III this suit. lsnow him and his vile.
They resided Mt my fatLer's hnuse, Ocf.ru Point,
for 1--WE or alx yeara. My brother has resided
sl'ero sinrc February Of last year. l,aye not
aeon Ills vito for nearly two years. ! have sccn
their child. The no.i,cr has had s,u commun-
cation With IL for over year. l WIS Informed
last year that Mrs. Lawrence had left her lutcl
in NcT York nill Eone abroad. have not sccn
Mis-. Lawrence anti tle General together for
long time, certainly not since February, 1875
X the mother nini the child Ind hntl any com-
nnntcation should have known tn
Tue Witness WIS not tross-exaMtncd.
there stcpped to tho Clerks desk IN Intelligent
appearing young woman uf nbont % years Of
agc. She gayo her Testimony In d clcur yotcH,
but With dceltlcl FRENCH accent. After scstl-
ness TO Gen. Laws!nces child .sInce Its h.rth,
that she knew MIR. Vnn Don Nest to visit ,hs
defendant late ut night tn Hrny's Hotel, Wnsh-
ington, ,she sntl t!at In 1876 and 1911, sto went
70 Kye Beach Will, Mrs. Lawrence, and that Van
Den Nest followed them thero eacl. year. In
1875 hn used TO vistt Mrs Lawrence in tic pnrlor
Of the Rye leach House, alltl rc1nnin until or
2 o'clock IN the morning. At New London two
years ago tho uenGral forbade Sfr. Van Don Ncst
to visit tlts wlfe. After that she discovered
scnd!llg telcgraIns nnt letters to Mira Lawrcrlcu
In her {witnGss') uamo. Shu totd Mrs. Lawrence
to discontinue it, but aftorwnrd witness rccelved
letter aaslressca fn lcc nnine, but 1t did not
hat n hr.t
paper, nt,A witness recognized Il rs COPY OF
the original letter sho lad received. 1t read Us
follows:
WEpNEsDAT ArrERxooy-Mr DEAnEsr: Hrs.
81 Ss~pe se Wal at S ns, nn ass o da
lwlsh conll know how to Sec you somewhere.
nm sorry and repcntant a. the Lost letter Eoto to
aay iSnesr ansiy love yoa. aad Want wan 'y Yo and nj
snnll havy yon. came what may. l aH Tired Of
wa!t!ng, Tel nls that you love .ne nnd that you
ny fs aa Ms wy assy sst G% nShs :s w
eau hardly admit the thoassilt Of living without
yoS pqnt keep no respon.ib!e Tor ny III ts'psl;
ato H o ssst ga ~ sos aehr f fFea.o
this at oEcc. Mall thc answer to tho hotcs. that
may have 1t Friday. Dc klnd and good 10 me. /
Will love gnu 70 much. hate thu life lend. Tell
you. Your own. faithfully.
There WIS no signature.
Tht8 concluded tho examination Of Miss Klein;
Of MIR. Carroll Livingston, which proved TINT he
took the original OF this LITTER to Mr.. Van Den
Nest In London, a1ld tllut gentleman ucl;nowl-
edged having written It, This was pln'ns!n's
case. -, =
'l'ie Court ito Mr.. Iloncy)-11ave you anything
Mr. iloneY-No your Honor.
The Court ttn Sir. prckham);-1 am satisfied