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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
Religous Notites

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Dr. Al s1n % preach Morning
clock and at 7l5 Evening service seats are free
Lecture win be delivered N Cooper Institute Room
r. on the Mennial Begn OF Christ and His Rssurrected
SAINTS" SUNDAY, at p. m. Text; hev XXX, 40.
t Chickering Hall
,ns etR,ave; RSN STFT snTneT CStGnRRn CIStIhsRRn
su,,.is breaches he's At $50 SUNDAY AFTERNOON ,y
Singing BY the great choir All Everybody Welcome
ABshon Memorial Church, 4sh.,t west Of 6thaye-
The Rev. hEBLh NEMT9s EVEN ETss'h'' at Il M and at
at M in the can2s yGans Of e9D on The W" in the
AT the Filth Avenue baptist Church. West 46th:st-
SUNDAY services MoRNIHG at ! 9c9ck; l EyESISe.
invited.
A. wnshineton square Methodist Episcopal Church,
4hsl near Closing services Of the pastor
ate The Pastor the Rev. Dr. J. NJ KING win preach in
the evening upon Tho Freedom OF the Truth"
regularly rdniDed Evangelist win preach WHAT'S
at clarendon Hall between "a and tSaves sunday
evening March 30 at 1880 O'Clock Seats free No collection
S a. & G 4s ASye8 Tf
a. ESQ O'Clock number of best speakers also artists
uoh Noca ara instrumental OF rare excellence VIII gacl
Bp Bsdst IT, '"0 ceremonies NO morning service h" % est
p ABnP a. @ csPr rn% 5 % cone sP1 + o9 o Bal
tmore the eloquent Christian gentleman and Tenn
week D',iy frayer,moctng Everybody welcome.
Brick Church corner OF 5thave and s7thst, me Rev
March 30. II 4 D. m.
Cburch of the Holy TRINITY MadisonavC and 42d-st-
Hours Oi service $50 and l,:3O and and 7:3O
The Rev. STEPHEN IL TYING jra will preach morning and
evening the Rev Dr. TYING. sr. in the afternoon
Church Of the Covenant tPresbyterau Parkave
ana 85thst-Ihe Rev. MARVIN e. VINCENT. u. D.. Pas
tor viii preach SUNDAY. the 3Oth II $3.50
2 n sunday school AT $3.50 III. Preparatory lecture
FRIDAY n p. m.
Calvary Baptist Church Odd ST. between 5th AMI 9Th
aves.-Ihe Rev. r. :. NACARrHT r. Pasto breaches SUN
DAY MORNING 1890 EVENING 1870. Sunday school
$50 Congregational Bible class e. PRAYER meetings MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Central VI T.. Church. 7thaye and 14th-st.-Preachng
on SUNDAY 1t 1880 by the Rev. NJ. ID. G. CRAW
FORD, ID. u. In the evening At 1880 Dr. NEWMAN will
and Their Buried Cities" Subject, THE Romans IN
Prophecy.
ColieGinte Reformed Dutch Church 5thave and 4sth
st-IH" Rev. W. NESTERFIELD. Jr, VIII preach SAB
BATH 3Gh inst. Seryccs at ii a. m. and 1;45 ?.
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church bthaye. and 29th
st.-The Rev. THOMAS =. NERMILNE ID. D.. LII. D..
Will preach SABBATH 3Oth inst IL a. the Rev L. d.
BENAN. u. D., at 7:4j D.
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church Iafavet'ep place
corner last 4thst, ueSr Broadv ayThe Rev. 7. W
CHAMBERS. d. D.. will preach SABBATH 30tb INST Ser
wees az II and 4 D..
Canal street Prcsbyterinn Church in Greene7. near
Canal the Rev ALEX. NCaELNIl. Pastor. services al
1920 and m. SabbathsChoOl ~ 90 Lecture
and Pray er.meeung Wednesday evening at o'clock AL
welcome
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
1ustrnrTlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City

A DVFRTISERS!
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE and
ALL FIkST-CLASS CITY JOU RNALS IO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULNFRMAN 1898 broadway. new ork.
copy OF advertisement when asking Tor estimate oTn
formation
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 60 BOweiy;
Tptov1 College .3l3 BrOadway-BOOEke keeping. Amin
Ynec spelling. Writing Lessons. 50 monthly foreEh'I ~
backward persons ia gnt privately ladies' 0tparImnt
University Grammar School, No. 1,4Sl Broad
u way near Primary, Commercial aud Classical ue
partments M. NJ. HOBBY W. l. AKIN, A M Pilncipas
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

= East 20th-St.-Suite of rooms, hand
ett sOmely furnished private bathrooms with private
table. or without board rooms for Rentlemen breakfast
seryed II desired references.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
Church of the Heavens Rest,

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The Rev. Or. HOWLAND y. Re tor.
Divine service. II a IN. and p. m.
The m. Rev Dr. PO1 TER and the RI Rev. Dr. SMITH,
the presiding Bishop viii administer COnhrIns ion at
Church Of the Holy Scpulchre 74th-st.. east of 4th
ave, The Rev. j. TUITLE SMITH, RcctOr.-Holy Com
muuion every SUNDAY ~ 1890 III. Evening service
ai O'Clock. Daily Evening Prayers at O'Clock. All seats
n this church are tree.
Church the Messiah narian). of 34thst and
ParSavc-fhc Rev. JAMES DE NORNANDIE of POris
mouth, y. H., will preach MORNING at H. EVENING at
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

All Souls, Church. 4th.ave. corner 20thstThe Rev.
DR.. BELLOWS will preach To MORROW morning at IL
clock and at 745 p Evening service seats are free
Sunday -schOol. $50 A.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

oI EAST S3D-ST., Central Park Heights :;
- Rapid transit forty minutes from City Hall city
and combined very large, sunny, welfurnished
second story front with dressing and Grstcass board
homemade bread pies &C. $50 for two also iOurthstoy
frouf for
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
ilusital Instruments.

TVAKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
rope 1873 advertised largely Beaty's Offer this
beautiful piano uprght paTlOr organ style loss;
- stops swo seis VI reeds weight boxed $50
pounds monoposts price about $40 price only $50 80
great the demand. worked at the factory m 10
m orders ms unparalleled Oucr Is extended until
further notice To A. however order New pianos
&lb5 rla5 organs, $40
instruments home.
Cular Address Daniel T. Beatty. Washington, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
At ChickerinR Hall.

Lecture viii be delivered CoOper institute Room
~ the Mlennal Reign OF Christ and His Resurrected
Saints" SUNDAY. at p. m. Text: hev- xx.. 46.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

Three {, four nice unfurnished rooms wanted
for qU family three aduts-between 10Th AMI 23d-
81 and shaves must De reasonable Address
PROMPT, Tribune Uptown Office. 1888 BrOad~ay.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
Brooklyn Board.

DOARD-155 MOntague-st., on the Heights ;
ip delightful for summer; elegant large brown
house. handsomely furnished suite or sing Q
families liberal Undue ements single gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
Gre Cream.

FACT-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM >,.r.
no "A l. NJ HIS FEST INAIS, HOTELS, kESTAU RANTS
AND THE TRADE
DE PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. soc PER OUAhE
CHARLOTTE III SSE ana JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS, -
PRICE BELOW ALL 9TH Frs
Depots 3O5 4thave 2SS Broadway ami rs chathamst.
EUSSELL'S ICE -CREAM.-Best in the city /;
25c Der quart Church Fairs &e Charottes 4oe per
doz: out 6f town orders q specially. ~ Bible House
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

II EAST 31ST-ST., Madison and 5th-ayes.
4 Handsomely furnished complete second floor: four
rooms from 18th April 10 May l private table
glest reIerence.
, 1879-03-04
MARINE NEWS.
tpecfdg DiIpofch to Tbs 7rttuHk,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 3.-Tlcre is agatu
considerable floating leo in tho bay. On her last
trip across the lake thc propeller G. j. Trues-
deli tore oil some Of her iron plating by contact
With ll!e aoatiuE tnasscs.
The schooner Belle Laurie arrived here froln
Al,napec with 1000 bushels Of wheat, nnd clear
cd aga[n TODAY for tlut port With 600 buslcls Of
oats. coy bushels Of corn, aud twenty barrels ot
purk. !.
Olo Christensen and Sam Nelson, Of Mani.
towoc, have pllrchascd m interest iu tho scow
Fclieitous for d nomfnnl sum.
Capt. f. si. Puck, President Of the North
wcsteru Transportation Company, has gono 10
Hamilton. Callada, 10 confer With tile Great
Western Railway officials In roforenco to re-
nova! 1f thu contract, to supply the transit
route between milwaukee, and uranl Haven
With freight aud PASSENGER steamers. 1'liu pres
cnt contract will exptru In month ur two now.
It Is nut known what the tsroat Western pc0ple
intend to DO toward FURNISHING. tbs transit
route, but tie impression prevails that new
contract with thu Northwestern Transportation
Company. II made for a term of years. will bu
more favorable to tho railway people than thu
one about 10 expire.
, 1879-03-04


At lIaycrly's Theatre the Standard Company
entered upon their SECOND week in "Almost n
Life," which viii oe glvan every evening this
week.
Mr. McVicker hns tendcred the use Of his
theatre for tic forthcoming benefit Of the
Elk Lot1re, which has bcen set for the after
tioon OF Thnrsday, March 10.
The ]. F. F. anil ITALIAN Dramatic Clubs will
present the musical comedy ;. swcethcarts.h -
followed by the comic drama. Nan, the Good
for-Notl,lilv." next Friday evening, March Z.
at Their hall, Nos. 802 nt1 S0t Cottage Grove
aycnue. It will be- an tneltatton af1atr.
Prof. X. ". ecagcr, who has been connected
Will, various musical enterprises IN this city In
former years, arrived tn thts city last evening.
He hns organized a mammoth " "pInafore - com.
pany for tour nf tic Wcst. giving The first six
performances IN this city. Rchearsals will COM
mcncc this week.
Ono ui tue bright. particular incidents Of the
yts!t nj tho .1oah Hart combination to the
Academy OF Music ftr tic past two weeks,
where they have done an enormous business,
was the tnnsicat escort that attended them At
~ depot on their departure for Buf1nlo on
Monday. Tic entire brass hand md orchestra
q the Academy, headed by Mcssrs. Emmett and
Nurton u, persun. 1nnrCned into tic depot, drew
up In line al0ngslie Of The palace car. mud
played d number OF popular airs, hntsllInE as
tue cars lett with "Swcct BY aud By" and
Home, Sweet Nomr."
, 1879-03-04

SIN ~ FHCHth tHfUHtEA
Something not on tho bill " was artctt Sat-
urt1ay night ~ the Stalnturd Theatre. wien
Rcc's Surprise Parity gave "Conrad. tic Cor
salr." Among the uuoonre was certain hard
wary merchant who dcpts exclusively In pots,
Eaus, u1.ll kettles, md everything 'nado out Ut
iron, from needle to an plls,or. llu Ia foull
OF thu drama, ut,l uyerv theatrc-goer knows his
tall, link figure, crcct as MI upltftc1 lance md
~ stifI a. If its owlcr had been fed on rn,nroda
Or drilled IN thu celebrated Company q Of tho
Second. llo entered tho theatre on Saturday
night nnl gruyeIy took his seat. tic gaxeI
mildly through bis glasses on The Conrad ot
ani long a. tic SLv SnlaI Of Wit
lin Eduuln. liz even had s!Etlo for
WI W'tsm hestnysr as @ a s:ha ,.: Masn s,,vt u
what shc was to do Tor husband, hc promptly
Jcuiied; s'ijo n1,a marry tlat handsome man,"
With soul as hard as his own hardware, tllc
Mcrctunt lett tile 1hcatrc anl proceeded To u
of carrots. turnips. a,!l Tomatoes: Ilis boaquct
was to 10 Indignantly tung Ut the feet uf The
"guytnE" hiestayer, Instead Of carefully lid
inE Ills present to htcataycr, lie allowed ~ to ba
sc0n, ulNl tho boxketptt promptly sent an
ushcr 10 hm requesting tlat liz would not
attempt to throw t,,e vegetable compliment q.
,ho stage lie tussted on llls rights. liz would
throw tho bouquet. lie bud ~ muel Fl9ht 10
throw vegetables Us u0"eFe, Feu eA1sotS u Eeu
roscu. Iac wot!d not surrender lIls bouquet; lp
wnuld lrfsud II with hts ltfe Tho us!,eF rctrept-
ell, u1lL tu spreiai p0leu utilcer attached to lhu
theatre was tllcn ealrl In. ltwuntd not du 10 ar.
res. prominent citizen a,ll "k!cli un fuss" 10
with careful regard III thu rights Vt property,
the officer seated lliInscf close to Tue ncfrnalt
pnl4 copttnte4l himself With watching, him. Hy
and by .Seyd I'aIaa, ths Turk, Iu tha per4oa ut
s:estaycr, approaehed sfc foot!elts. whc',, rails.
iny In als seat, which wa within few rows VI
tbs ktaye, lle prepared TO throw !ilo bouquet,
but lta nru. was sel1e! ly the theatre SPECIAL
n,ll . st1uHgis Tor tho possession Ut the ycxeta-
bio bouquet commenced. The oillrer selzed the
thing by tho root of a parsnip ard tlse haruSaro
man held on BY 4 turnlp. Tho whole house VIVA
On it, feet yelling aud kissing. MEstayeF roarea
, 1879-03-04
POLITICS IN AURORA.

AURORA, Ill.,, March 3.--Judge PARTS had au-
nounced himself by Aantlbl.ls to address the cit
ixens OF Aurora this evening concerning eaMli-
lutes for city Offices to DO voted for tomorrow.
anu, finding the City'tiall closed against linn
this evening. proceeded to tho City Clerks
office, where waa W. ". Bishop. candidate for
Mayor, WHOM, Parks had attacked iu u ha..'blll,
charging him with having been Obliged tl nlnAo
restitution Of $4,000 wrongtulIy obtained fraru
ttm Chicago. Burlington &; Quincy Railway
Company. sotns words cn1acd. Parks atAtIIIs
tl.9t bishop, ought to be Iu the l'cniteu.tafy,
whercalon Bishop made an attack upon t,lu
Judge, and further proceedings under tho &nll
were interrupted hY thu City Marshal.
, 1879-03-04

sty!a Of cditIn4 paper. The first impulse Of
an agEricvctl party In aearchng for IN editor 10
70 degrade him wftil cuwhtdc or d horscHhip.
complain Of \ ,nan WIN resorts 10 his aat."
"You do not, then, Intend tn have set;arrahan
arresacAn mo: would not subject nny ,nar
WIN uses h!s fists on me TO tho Inconvenience Of
an arrest: Fighting II that kind Is healthy and
n handkerchief saturated with arn.c4 over tAc
tight side Of lt8 face.
, 1879-03-04
1IAalIIE,9.

Air. Do,ntnick Murray, the wcli.kuown char-
acter actor. nppearcl at this theatre laBt cvcn-
lng IN sensational play, entitled "lnnocont;
OF, Tie Gamblers Crtme"; IN which hu ns.
sulcs numerous characters, md goes through
cUcr WIS present.
, 1879-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Nt,vtcKER,s TuEATnE,

1AVA ~ N11s4A13-| = e0e
n,v,,r.ro,s T,,rArnr =
The second week Of the engagement OF
" 1,rre,. surnrtsn Party ~ at h1cVtrkc.,. Tncnt,o
vns ho,,n lat n,obt viii, ,,c bu,1,.",,. ~
"Bates 1s IN IN tic @ woods" Even were tic iond
recol.csltons Of childhood not sufficiently potent
10 rrcal 10 u,l,,l the story Of the rhymes uuop
whIc,, thc !" n1o. \" is founded. mcntiou Of /,
w"rr @ en,t,.,v m .s.nsrfuou. @ pcca,l.e Of ,hv num-.
sl.y. rhe Kice psrty version differs 10 no chnr-
ectcrt.,tc feature from what was xiyen here not
rar. ,h,r .Ir monih, ayo ly ,he t,ol,tI,a M coos nm,
pany. win when ORGANIZATION tie'e Is con-
slant INCLINATION to compare the "surprlsc
Purity" In the line Of comparison there
+. mucb In be satl IN favor of
,'u.n ''m , ~ W ,,,,,,a". ,..,,,aa'.'. @ H.. w.
tua mug. ,Irn. ms1e,n,ncr ,rn, .e
,ofn1es iast n.EMeS T., a..rv WI. s"o1tm
". aia Tavs st,,rH wi, nmtr.,tu ,,r,. ~"
feens er1n n.a ces srr % NJ lie farv rscnrrs
eh!' ~ ,,oa. " ~ ,,a ;,ni" snor tnt F
e ~, w. W. vIf on v 1nh, n,pcr
g te ~ ~. otea trc.s ,u1 ,,' asa . aopesl
n1rd ~ se i e xrnd W Tic nsc ot lie nees
nst LUZ =, saS oncr,1iv non,et III !, IA p1S no. c
+ noS !St T.; %uss D,5sSto5 5 or; M, T. atoI
prDlt to themselves Ntltl pleasure to the
patrons Of tho theatres. Under lie nanlp-
ulations Of E,louin, Mcstayer. a,l.l Harrison,
several now pleasing oddities have been added
to tl,e wcl1-relne1nhered version, ind seycrat
old ones omitted. The dopkay scer,e 10 letnined.
Otherwise the pLcce, the muale. the settti. is
thc same, Willie Edouip as Tommy. TIC male
babc, vas as usual, tho llfu III The piece, and
carried largo shnre OF the applause with him.
I'hr funniest mart of tbs business was spoiled
last night by t!,c breaking of tl,c single stick
which lie uses In the "tcErtttc broadswortl COM
bal u with The Very Bad .Han, who !s bent upon
hfs destruction, Mr.. Mcstavcr, rs The Ferv Bad
.Tan aforesaid, fllled his role Mr. Lou f3arti-
eop. as Sir I&optdud 4Ideaslar, WIS very funny.
Ills makeup carried the house. It may bc said
that Mr Harrison IL fnst rislng IN popular fayor
as q comedian, nrl will make the uldcr
a,ul bctter-kuown mIrtll.ercaturs look well
to their laurcls AlIcu A,hesron rs Ihs bad
Nan made q lively companion for hlcstavcr.
lIcr acting was Intensely suggestive ol Mare
Williams Ui t,1r Culyllle folllcs The tnuss praise
al tic evening wnB bestowed upon Miss Louise
Scarie. who, az Fd'eontri,4d. the tary's god
motllrr, wos modest and sensible. 8i,e would
ba cutjtIcd to praIsg ii for nothing more thhn
u, consideration III withholding ui in!lic,lon OF
s.Baby Mine II or "Nalcy Lce." What she did
oAt'ft "uo ANk1
, 1879-03-04
bon Etatt'A .isuntal.ae

Tie Washington Stdr prlnta tic following in-
terview with Don Putt, in REGARD to The assault
mudv upun him by McGarsah4u: "Dh you
have \ p!stol with your ~ did. always
a. armed, because 30 Iaauy people object 10 my
, 1879-03-04

TIE METRorOI.1TAN.
"Gool as Gold" with Mr. Edwin Brown, q
pleasing actor, iu tile leadius part,was produced
Lust evening " lasr.sfzcd audience.
, 1879-03-04

TO IkENT-r1OUEES,
In fhEs cnlHFnH fhrrf lhts or lest u rkHs IN.
Ssriion- Each uddhtonai linz, 10 csats.
Wcat 6ldc+
ITO REST-TttE ..STOKf HOUSE, AND DARE.
tlai West Adanis-kt.s ST. NJ. Z. BALDWIN. "a
Dcnrbdrtl.at.
, 1879-03-04

.
IN tAfs column. rss ittts tess Is eents per m.
strtton. Each additional hne, 10 ctnfs
, 1879-03-04


turns. Nov, there WIS nothing earrcd about
lie Afaco Ut tho returns" Tie very cxlstrnce
Of Cunvass!ne 13oar1 implics that the .faco Of
tho returus " is not safe ,guldc, OF final az
iae iaeo Of the % rstarns aavs tut 81 majority to
Ttdcn on their most favorable construction.
Tho fact that tho hna count gave tl!e statu tl.s
other way surely could b0 no ground tor charE-
tng corruption without other evidence:
AZ to whether there were any Republican
dispatches similar In character to those u TIL
den.s agents, tho Erport says there 10 little efi-
uetce in wh!rl, suct, inquiry eau ba founded;
but lrom tile frzt there has bccn going ull
KIND Fl ,1w hun f01 ,oS h, na sug
successful. In concluding thu CoH,lnlttee's
Views Oh this point tlIu report says: we ean.
not closa our comments on these dispatches
without exprcss!nE at least 'i'e hope tllnt, heES
Of thu hypucriay Which Il involved III tls iitera-
tura Of, fraud written by tho mcu who nude
ready to bEbc."
FLORIDA.
In references TO the cloctlon 10 Florida the re-
mort reads. "Tl,e Democratic purity was com.
posed in the u,alu Of thu uative white voters Ut
/ Florida. On QUO ssde was arraycd tic Northern
eu,iHrauts, many Ut WHOM, vera Union soldiers,
md tllc lately eus!ayca colorcd lnen; on ihu
other tfdu, thu iorIner Ha4ters. Confederate
II Florida rlectcd tilu 'Ill4cA Electors thu col
orel me,I ul,ist be won to their support; usNt
we deairs most cnphattcally to danv tlat It was
eyer attempted by peaceful Mrtla1s. Res0n-
tons Vi conventions for Northern consumption
sorted 10, ns,l even 1eath Inflicted. We assert
that the supporters Vt Ttllieu to curry that
election did resort to the most open illegal yot'
Ing, fraud und pertanai ytolenee."
After rceistnE thu duties Ut tho Returnlng
Board, tie report gues un 10 criticize tbs etIN
duet OF thu Fiorlla Boar.l. Threats Of personal
! violence, 1t states, were juadc agaantt member
The Republican journal., 1879-01-16
Boiling Apples.

About the incest morsel that ever tick
led the palate, is boiled apple = not
boiled like a potato nor steamed like a
pudding, but as follows: Place a LAYER
Of fair skinned Baldwins, or any nice va
riety, in the stewpan, with about quar-
ter Of an inch Of water. Throw on about
one half cup sugar to six good sized
apples, and boil until the apples are
thoroughly cooked and the syrup nearly
thick enough for jelly. After one trial no
one would, for any consideration, have
falr-skinned apples peeled. The skins
contain a very large share of the pctous
jelly making substances, and impart a
flavor impossible to obtain otherwise. He
also says that "a wise housekeeper, in
stead of throwing away the skins and
cores of sound pie apples, would use them
for jelly. A tumbler-f full of the richest
sort can thus be obtained from dozen
apples. Boil the skins, etc, a few min
utes, and strain. Add a little sugar to
the liquid, and boil until right to turn in
TO the tumbler"
The Republican journal., 1879-01-16
How Diphtheria Was Spread.

From the St Adams (N t. Messenger
\ few weeks ago little girl in ST. All
bans, Who had Just recovered from diph-
liberia, was taken by her parents to visit
a family in a ncighboring town. She
slept with the children iii that family,
and shortly atterward three or four OF
them We're taken with the maladv, and
some have since died. The family per
mlttcd relatives and neighbors to visit
them, and the result is several cases in
the neighborhood. They had public fun
erals, even keeping the remains of one
child an unusual time, waiting for an
other to die, so as to bury them together;
and this also spread the cOntagioD. The
physician was not powerfully impressed h.
as some PHYSICIANS are not-with the con
tagous character of the disease, therefore
he did not take the necessary precautions
for the protection Of the neighborh0od or
Of his own family, and the result is that
one Of his own children has died and an
other is dangerously i'll. A lady who
went to one of these houses to robe the
victims for the grave has called at houses
in the vicinity where there are children,
without any change of her garments or
any attempt at disinfection, and has fon-
died the children in those families, ap-
parently in utter ignorance Of the danger
to which she was exposing them.
The Republican journal., 1879-01-16

A fellow was discharged from the Hart
ford Jail Saturday who gave an interest
ing exhibition of his skill as a contortiOn
ist and sham cripple. Taking off his
coat, he doubled one arm close up to the
shoulder, then put on the coat, and he
had all the appearance of man who had
lost one OF his arms nothing less than an
actual examination could have detected
the trick. A twist of the other arm. and
it came up part way to the shoulder.
every joint OF the wrist and fingers being
out OF place, and giving the hand shock
ing appearance \ jerk Of the leg, and
it appeared turned almost around, and
considerably bent; another wriggle, and
he has deformed shoulder. Thus fixed
he started round the room, twisting him
self along, figure that would excite the
sympathy of any kind hearted person
One lady had actually fed him with bread
and milk from a spoon, supposing he
could not raise his crippled arm to his
mouth; and she sent him off with 50 in
his pocket, as her contribution to his de-
plorable condition. A railroad conductor,
taking compassion on him, passed him
free for nearly 200 miles, and at the end
OF the route gave him dollar
The Republican journal., 1879-01-16

An Alleged Corpse Appears as Witness.
From the St Paul Pioneer, Dec. Isl
a most exciting and remarkable cX-
pericnce il that which William Wackerlc,
formerly ot Carver, Minnesota has had
during the past few Years. lie is an or
binary, quiet and we'll disposed looking
person. who tells tbs story frankly, and it
is one Of the most startling recorded for
many day.
For some years Wackerle lived on a
farm Just out Of Carver. In the year l-6J
he sold the farm ana removed to NlNau-
kee. FIe had been married to his wife for
ten years, ana while living together they
had seven children born to them All
but one Or two OF them died when very
young. Wackcrlc said his wife had Il
terrible temper, and made it SO disagree
bIe for him that 1T was almost Impossible
for him to remain with her. After en-
during the abuse and trouble tjll he could
no longer Wackrrlic determined that it
would ~ best M them TO lIye apart. ne
spoke to her M his intention and was
greeted with an exhibition ot hot head
edneSS that confirmed him In his opinion.
While in Milwaukee, at her repeated re-
quests and demands, he took out au IN
sHrance of = 900 on his llc. O( tins,
$1,000 was IN tine Etna OF Hartford, Con-
necticut, and : lUUO in thc NcW YORK
Mutual
While III Milwaukee, Nackclle had i
flr position ii the railroad rar shops III
that rity, where he was IN receipt ot a
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