New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
GEYER4L NOTES.

A tender maid of Brussels, travelling 10
Paris in railway car. sat opposite TO an artist with
powefful eyes So firmly those eyes fastened upon
her that she became mcsmczcd and unable TO resist ma
influence lie persuaded her TO place herself Uuder ls
protection he sent her 70 finishing school; he pad Tor
her education he cOrgeSponded with Der iOI time %
her " Old uncle :" ana hnal'y induced her 70 live IN Ing
Louise where he treated her badly she HhtE apiI,u
10 the courts Tor redress deinanoins So'.CU r
but the judge dismissed ts ease aier hea'" HoI a8'
President Greyy made a significant reply To
the OF the ConsstoIies OF TIC French Proies
tout churches who recently waited him to protest
AGAINST the appointment Of two pascurs OF the Re-
formed Church Professors OF Theology, nsteadoic
Ing upon the cons0yes to present candidates for the
posts The President disciamed the part OF the COY
ernmcnt any hostile feeling against Professionalism II
myself" he said consider the Protestant Church %
the mother OF democracy in modern times. II the Gov
erument ntcrtaneG an intention 10 interfere Win the
iudependenco dignity ol any church, Eheh n hot ne
case the Reformed Church is the last whose HJei! "
would think Of lc5tllctiug'
A beautiful young gentleman had his ears
boxed by very pretty girl in the streets OF Rome last
Winter As the girl looked at him SIC blusAed
becccd ten thousand paTdOns, and said she was Ms
t,l,en-sbe had boxed the wrong Now the gentle
man could not forget the box the blush, the apology
,d all the rest and he dctcrmiuod 20 the girl again.
IL no..ble lie did her-She WAS sAop-2H never
theess he fell much in love with her that lie oherea
nor his heart and hand. She refused both, saying she
was engaged This time he tried 10 forget her, ana hah
nearly succeeded ID doing when he received letter
from her asking him TO go and see her at hospital e
found te moor girl dying and from her fps hc heard hr
story-thC old one" Love and aoaudonmtht! Hho
asked him not to let hor BABY az OF Lqnsgr ne Poi
ised and when the glu died he TOOK thc cana aua
placed it with proper People ne gia lnoieH' ,5enss
challenge to the girls sedueer lous1t hlm anu 'NousH
ho did not kin him, disabled him Tor lie.
If any young man wants to understand that
the way Of the trausgrcssor is hard. let him read the
story of Messrs C!atn & CO.'S clerk Gordon This mis-
taken youth stole postage stamps at the instgaon os
smarter youth ramed Smith. When Gordon wanted 20
leave of stealing, smith would not let him. He couid
not or thought that ne coud not be honest If he would
Smith eluus to him like leech. and fora long time
took all the proceeds Of the thetts Gordon was his
bond slave held by Smiths threat Of exposing him IL
does not seem TO have occurred to this weak-mhaeu
person that Smith couldn't execute his threat without
getting himself into trouble So Gordon went on sieaF
ing and stealing the exclusive beGett or SMITH, WHO
lived comfortably upon the proceeds OF The crime lno
moor trembling haI-heartcd dupe must nave ad rAoI
,lreary time OF iU. Ii he could only Lave pucAsu Wy
courage enough 10 DEFY Smith-but ne coudhL VS.
consortion that Smith with all his cruel cunning 10 is
likely 10 get his deserts. They were only Two IooS
together after all!
All Italy is killing itself for love. AT 'e-
roua q fo.lOrn maiden has just drowned herself SEQ
had waited day longer she would nave Inherited 9iV
600 Another Italian girl. unhappy in her love- s""'
lows a strong dose OF sulphuric acid. Then nan
throws himself on railroad line. The previous day ~
had written to MS sweetheart that II she would not Sa
him an Interview she would repent she d'd no' sIau'
the Interview, ana now repents. Then cao-lfifcl % ~
in love with a woman who loves another man. CSoW
could not extinglsh the flames that were eohsubiD.
him. so he determined 10 Kill himself Healso sWa"o"eu
.ulphurc acid and endured two hours 0f agony, ~
Rome suicides are OF almost daily occurrence AaoJ,
respectfully dressed, went TO The Ponte Mohe anu '
herself INTO tine TDer. Another lady young and scNVev
seventeen. was seen walking a! 7 a m. down lao ",
dep Orso In an excited state and when she reached no
baustrsde beyond the Apollo Theatre sho flung herSn
into the stream. Sac was, Of course. drowned io "
,hese days the Tiber is sWO en- and the current i A
n mill race Tho body OF another yOang Wobaa " 10
was crossed Ia iOye aud ended Ler sea oi lonO uer
ump into the riber, lay exposed for recosul ~
lover recognized the corpse ana ms hrst l mo
follow the example OF hs sweetheart, ana 5p%S % ac.
the river. lie was with dllhonlty pfcNoh'e" i''
comprising his purpose ,
"Fatherr Prescott's sermon at ST. Clem'
ents's, Philadelphia, on Sunday evening was ''ntu~
defence Of the requiem recently celebrated io %
ronose OF Dr. DeKoyen's sout The celebration OF Wv
Holy Communion IN thanksgiving FOR the life or 'h ~
terces,on for share IN the eternal rest that reha
for the people Of God-tor James Dekoyen Is reS'S
as something strange, as a mere sham. as uneauon
"a a something which i would be dangerous TO fohoN'
Yet he did more. aud his death stirred more heais '
could any priest OF that communion fof syin. w."
ne did in the General Convention, he died priest ~
nothing moro Why In Illinois there arc threo DN'of
who believe M he believed, ana act a. he so'eu' s,
wisconsin there are two more and yet we are told 'a
the High Church party have no Sinpa'lS ""' 81.
teachings Yes my brethren, in our own day Is ~,
, ro,zed that the blood OF the martyrs is the seca
~ tha Church la Racine, on the day Of his mnsl",
hcr, ware three memorial services like those oil u.s.
vcanesday and at one OF these his own Bishop was Wv