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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-08
0fiee over the Carson City Savings Bank.
Carson city, TaV. JAMS
A GOOD PLAN

The most profitable plan for operating in stocks is that
of uniting capital of various by combining pooling
the orders of Thousands Of and using them
mighty whole, which has been done successfully by
Messrs Lawrence Co., Banders 81 Exchange Place New
York City BY this cooperative system each investor
placed equal footing with the largest operator and
profits divided pro among stockholders every &c
days. An Investment Of $40 would pay $50, making per
the stock during the month. S25 would
$3.50, per cent; 800 would make 81 000 10 per
cent. and according to the market Franz Lesles
Illustrated Newspaper, June 10Th, rays: 'The Combina-
ton method OF operating in stocks is the most successful
adopted" New York Independent, September 18th
says The continuation system founded upon correct
business principles and person need be without an in
come while it is kept working by Messrs Lawrence & Co"
Brookly Journal April 10Th, says: " Our editor made
net profit of s10l % investment OF $40 in OF
Nessrs. Lawrence & Co.'s combinations The FIRMS
circular copyrighted and sent free) contains Two
ing rules for in stock operations and explains
erything All kinds of Stocks and Bonds wanted. New
Government Loan supplied. Rest references. Address
LAWRENCE & co, Bankers aud Brokers, 81 Exchange
Place New York City. moves
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-08
EOT!cE TO CREDITORS.
ATE or JAMES w. NYE AND WIFE

az both deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admnistra
tor of the estate of James W. Nye and WIFE both deceased
to creditors Of and all persons having claims against said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication Of this
tice 10 the said administrator at the office OF T. Coffin,
attorney at law in Carson City, Nevada in said County OF
OrnsbV.
Dated at Carson City, New, March 5tn, 1879
ALFRED HELM,
Administrator estate of James W. Nye and WIFE both
deceased.
T. COFFIN, Attorney for estate. 1aw4wmh5
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directory Information relating To the growth. popuIa
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, 1879-04-14
TRINITY , CHURCH.
I'M AfttttVah MIA BAnrwrrr

Tho Rev, Edward Sullivan, D. D., preached
his farewell Sermon yesterday morning In
Trinity Church, Twenty sixth street anll MichE.
Eau avenue, to nn Immense congregation. Tie
beautiful cdtGcc was crowded to thu utmost ca-
pacsty, aud accommodation was provided By
seats Ut tho aislss for; several hundred ladies.
The floral decorations Of tho altar were very
tlne. No attempt lIad been nude to atlorn tho
church otherwise. the entire Efforts belng col,-
centratcd at this potnt, The altar, rcredos, pull
pit, anA rhanecl were crowded With floral oler-
ings in tho shape OF crosses, anchors, shields,
and mottocs. In trout Of the pulpit wus q
beautiful tablet, worked iu red on wl,to
ground, With tho woris, "Acta 203S." Moth
tlS could possibly hayo becn more appropriate
than this, the sarrol text ruferrei to realIng,
"aorrowilg most Of all for Tic wUrds which iii
of the other decorations, tho ehIel were q
beautiful white cEpes on green ground OH tao
rcredos. splendid alictlor in white ilowers
grnce4 the leeturu. IN front Of tho baptistnal
S S " I'd sftsfs sns II %hS es
Whittier Thou 0ousi." n ths right Of tho altar
stooa beautiful pyramid Of Rseen, With lilies aud
vsheF hoWGr* atnyv, aud crowded by crescent aud
DAY vsrs had. Iii. sullivan beinx uns4ststad, aud
nr. Sullivan took Tor his tuxt 81. John. e., 25:
that no more sublime .ultssanees had over besn
made. Ths Language Of The saviors lofty though il
VIA caEFlad with It III own abundant vlndicatluu.
these worda Mn ia WY truth ons With Almighty
God. Referring 10 ths day tEaster) The speaker
snowsa ,Isa r. ~ aaas W sXnsol!sal snd somnen'ora
eoua Sy ehrs i.
taiasd BY ~ iadaml.abis vii ani III lope r
, 1879-04-14
will meet a., tho Wahnsh Avenue McthodAt
Church, cosnct Of Wal,nsh avenue and Fourteenth
ELSEW1IERE.
NAl.ESNUHH.
Entcfol D,sn7tch 10 Tkd 1Ytbnrt,

Special DspatcA 10 1hs Tribune.
0Atnsnunu, ILL.,, April 18.-Eastcr service
was held at most of tho churches to-stay, many
Of which wcro beautifully decorated with noral
offerings, especially tho unlyorsatst md Epts-
eopal, at which churches Eastor u always m In
putsnnt day. Tha afternoon the. Numbers Of
tiacsbnrg Gommandcry. TIC. \, held cummcmn-
tativn Hrrvco nt uraco church. Tho Rector, q. Ii.
Higgins. delivered tho tiiscunrac.
alatNGriEhp.
!91tcfai Jfspatch to Tas Tribune.
Hrn1.artELp, H. April 3.-EastcE Sunday
was generally anll appropriately observed BY the
Tarlons churches uf this city. Tho sermons were
Rcnosally. upon the subject Of tho Resurrection.
At thd Erstcopal Church tho Knights Teinpla r
participated In tho services. The tny WAS nil thnt
could hare hcrn dcalrcd md tho attendance In ali
the chutchts very largo.
INDtANArol.1s.
kpectai UIsHntch 10 71S If4aHnA.
1NnlAEAro.tr, April 1H-The weather To-day
was all that could be desired. aHd Easter services
wesc attended by lnrGo conEreGAti1ns. An nm
usual display of flowers was niatlo everywhere. but
tho nnsc was much ptatnef than usual, especially
In tho Episcopal churches.
NILwAUKEH.
hiILwAuKEx. April 13-At4 o'clock this afternoon
tho officers 0f tl1o Grand CommantcrY Of Knights
Tcmplnr. escorted by tho Wisconsin and st. johns
Communicates, proceeded 10 1T. panls Episcopal
Church, and et1QRrcu In tho public observance Of
Easier according to tho rltMnl OF tho Order. An
ilnlncnfn CONGREGATION Tns present 70 witness tho
ceremonies, which Wcrc very impressive.
, 1879-04-14
A Conflngratlon of A|arm,n.
CHARACTER Now Ringing
in Cairo.
Bismarck About to Undert.,,.
to Buffdoze the United
States,
Attempt to Doost Prince hlilan h.
Hurled fIomb.
Serious Labor Complications in Insn,.
trial Centres in England.
EGYPT.

TnE suLrAN's PROPOSAL,
LONDON, April 19,-Tlc London 01ssy,,, n,-
iesstands that ofI}cIal circles, both IN inoda.
and Patis, consider tl,At recourse should mt \.
had to the eultAn's authority 10 solYe fl.
FEyptiad difficulty except after vcry cnrciu] d..
liberation. NO steb will, therefore, be taken :,
rcicrcuco to Tho sultan's proposition, una'
Franco and England have full opportunity COZ.
ccrtlng common course.
A DISPATCH FnoM CAIRO
statea that business ts completely suspcndpa
nn.l Is likely to remain 20 TIL tho tlcgls!on #
England mid France Ia known. 'rlle f;oye,n.
mcnt Is collecting money throughout thu p.or.
1nces, using nvery mems OF coInp,lisfon. An
Immediate leyy OF 10.0v soldiers Inns been o,.
dcscd. A special envoy has been sent hy tn
Khcdivo to Constantinopte. Ilo took With bt,,
a largo sum Of money for tho Sultan.
LONDON, April 13.-A dispatch from A,e,,,.
drla says great fire Is raging In Cairo, and b,,
destroyed blocks Of buildings hundreds at
yards long.
, 1879-04-14
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL,
CELEBRATING HAsrBn.

Tho Rev. Or. Hnrrtz, Rector, ullicated ycster-
day morning at ST. Ja1ues' Church, corner OF
Csss und Huron streets, nl!d preached q sermon
upon tina appropriateness OF the observance of
Eastor and the holiness, beauty, ua.i religious
importance Of tle events commcsnoratcd iu the
service Of the day. In other particulars the
service Was % usual: THU uttciIaunca was, as
1t always is Vt Vt. JaInes' On Easter Sunday,
very large. The floral decorations, though uut
20 pFouse ~ In fosmer years. were sep,askala i0s
their tasteful arrangement aud harmony Of color
l1ost noticeable among the devices was 4 lhrEp
eross OF ea'!a.IIlss which stood upon a,si
4 ~ ceMtro in Of ths altar. , surrounded BY
sH.moantea s With bs4k Of cut.'owsrs from whtsh
:. faco4 with isatoons aaa dcyiccy. Above tha
Fetsde$ was tn Etlt lettcrs. "Clrlst u Hissn."
Upon Lbs chaucc walls ate,he. sids tho altar were
: esnsses md stars and upon lhs a|lar-steps was
Efeat variety q rare exottts and other beautiful
aou4e. planta I!cl IN foliage and aloasolns. At the
front Of thu ehsncul On rlthts slds md arranged
aEstn.s NJ way. HsFe similar groupn9s u housr-
TIC etanesl, Wsa wrapped III Willie, upon which were
, 1879-04-14
CHRIST C1IUnOiI.

CONFIRMATION BEKylEK9.
Extra chairs Ind to be placed In Christ Church
{Reformcd EptscopaD 10 accommodate lnto
comcrs, as all the paws wcre flied before tho
services ocgan. There were tarae ca!las 10 the
font, anil in line with 1t, inside tho baluetrnde,
wore profuson OF baskets, stars, hearts, ani
csosscs of rosos. ferns, and hmilax. Tho most
noticeable Of tho pccea waa cross fully four
feet high, Of eallas and different colorcd roses,
tnperhly blended. The memorials were few, Mt
least not tnnn5 wsrs acknowledged. Mrs. NcI}on-
aid sent In cross "in memory. Of mother. +" and 4
Irvine crown Tin mcu1ory Of irsc!oua s Charlie. %
The n,uaIc consisted OF Easter Anthem. Millnrl !;
TO Dcnm, Barley; 1ubelaso In +, larrott; ''1to to
takcn away my'Lotd," Simmer. Bisbop Cheney
cid not preach sernlUn. but delivered conl.rnn.
tlon atEess 10 class OF twenty -fonr. In addition
baptist, one from a Presbyterian, aud ono from
ConKrrEatlonalist church.
, 1879-04-14
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST,


The Rev. Dr.. Hewitt, OF the Centennial Dap
tlst Church, rendered Ills rcalrnntion sono time
ago, On account ot hts health, and Tuesday
evening last soma Of the mombers Of his con-
grcgatton gave him surprise party mil sub
stanttat present us token Of tile esteem In
which he had been held, antl Yesterday morning
he preached Ills farewell sermon, Mt the conclu-
sion Of which hn said:
In WOW Of this have but l.tla to ray. Tho pms.
torste has hecn short, and tho Eaaulss loss than
esn aas Ss. Se ss on
to @ 40 my sats ana @ ia; any
conraaement. Tho entire two years has bacn 4
tiMe Of strnrenoI and dtarth. both financially and
bcon done In tho face Of tlC'cuttes. Wo have Lost
much IN various ways, hut We hnyo on avcry hanit
qaiuea more. When NO hayo lost forty.s!x from
Ing net incEcaso Of tfty. Among those who i,nyo,
during this time, come nmos,s us nro many
bsrs;. II would DO inyIdiout. perhaps, 10
S,Sn ] ,hn n1 hs t t olEs te ,o1ss ssss9n e "
pows IN tho house,. have come In with Ill during
thcsc two years. In nnnncoe wo laya nntc than
e G ey 9s1 a s tx in ysS5s saes psss sis
building and paying for our pleasant nav rooms.
Our praycr ncotinga wcro nercr 50 large as during
kHH r0bb HlllcEs anu NuE HtfCE IHuIE
prosperous than now.
There Is nothing hero Of noto to boast ot!.er on
my pnrt or yoNr own. but there IL III these facts
mich ground for enconraRcncnt. II 70 much hns
been done, how much moro may bo accomplished
In the fnturol A steady improvement ,at equal
pace will In ten years gy1 YOU n church OF 600
members, with proporty free from dalh+
thank you for the corporation you hare given
mo. and fot tho kindness shown to nso anil mine,
especially In the rocsnt pleasant aud fruitful
{fruitdshfan snfprlse viaft. / bid you god
speed, md pray that tho aEe Of 1rnt-iovc mny not
bo quauchcl. but flame lip eyarMore brightly, Elv-
Ing you both 1ight and cheer. and constraiui1g yun
to pcrse*cse % tho end In the important work God
has hers given you 10 DO.
The reverend gentleman will 20 from horc 10
Kanraa In few days In quest OF health, and ftom
thenc0 10 Colorado. j., .r.-
, 1879-04-14
CHURCH OF THE REDDEAIER,
THE srIntr's AssuHAEOE,

THE srIntr's ASSURANCE.
At the Second Untvorsal!st Church, corner Of
Washington and 9nugamon streets, the dccora-
uons were most elaborate, ant tha effect was rs
fine ns could we'll be Imagined. There Is large
recess back Of tho pulpit, and in tic back
0rounl Of this was arranged ereat variety Of
flowers md plants, consisting Of calIa-llles,
fuchslaa, canly-tuft, roses, stnitax, etc., which
wcro reared ono above the other In pyramid
form. III front Of this WAS placcd
d screen, consisting Of slender strlngs
OF delicate over0een foliage suspended from a
rod crossing the upper portion OF the arch, and
caught up ut the lotion In imitation Of cur
tatns. In tho centre Of tho rod WIS suspended
triple bouquet Of defcafs blossoms. THIS OBJECT
Of the whole wns that Of an immense nattlement
lace drapcrg. and II was charming In thu extreme
Another feature which added beauty to tho scene
waa tho nfnsencn Of hanging hasketA on o!thor aide
Of the atcl1. On both stdes Of Tho pulpit wero
Largo J9rdinltra OF flowers; o centre-abio loaded
with aornl gifts stood a little to ono side, and
arranged In o tasty manner about upon tho plat.
foEm watc large number of plants, conslsline Of
ltnS fernR, HEcdIe plants, umbrella plants, md
other rare tropical productions.
DF. Sumner Ellis preached sermon from the
following text:
''Now, lilo that hath wrought ns for the SELF
same thing IL God, who Also hath given unto ua
the rarncst Of tho spirit. Nh COR. t., s,
The principal pDints to which the speaker Invited
the nt8ntlnn OF lila hearers Wcre nfnt. the desire
for tmMor.ality-the enrnesttf tho spirit; second,
The assurance Of thu snlrtt drawn from the feyo-
lat!nna OF tho divine utcrna1. 4 number Of now
1nanbcts wera received into tho Church ut thu
close Of tho services.
, 1879-04-14

ass.h 70 10 ,o 9stn tad In eetts
hsi' scen niorn phiiosophe.s who fas; to doso' %
Npnrt from III Io'rel u icsns Christ Heath wa
'"' ss Tses 5 .s of .s sn TX IL tic Ta aa eesa a!a:s e.
/ An the i:crnrreetlon and tho Iie:' Tic had pur.
hood To sa!rea Is stina @ o drst wsr slr rhst
was the terror which outwe!uted all nthots. Thcrs
cams up accaAlng, memories. thoghta OF time
eowered before Tho dreadful nrospcct.
IL, sulllvnn eoseA "a br'ct te'ot'; a,'f IT. t.;
and vol! :ehoson wuf,s which draw tsars from tho
lle said t6nt thoy met for the iii ling il Gods
Soana ihoa, teaette. tot Wol.nlah eleven yssrs ID
H. ho'left q al .cla.!onshps nst .,nT ho
number Of years And had bocn ha!!ovcd by memo-
,,st pstt to day to go thot several wayt7ho to
otae! hands thsn bis, Thoss 9 vi who had Known hl
IN tho perfect freedom y mutual eontorepco
kssw kn be.a 's aetanca II taxing +. 's 'ep b.
iea!te 70 20 That which was boss and w!sasL-best
glory Of Cod: lIe asked ton. Is ti,o ia,t and ans
ovidence Of tue confidence which they hat ever ro.
rosea g hm e oolieto that ho had ever 6cen pure
Of Tho clcafe.t and p!atness indications given 10 hin!
BY sensc q duty as yell q. by ths conss1ousness ot
What no hnu 1911 10 &C Tue htQcf o. frofdereE, cOu
tavc accded him on tho stop he Ind tason Tho atep
vas one the linking Of which involved 10 hm In
many wnya. scrtona losa and pain and personn1
sEas5ee Ersns 10 1s an s9na fes aespy md
possible that he shonll pass through an ordeal
like this and not feel pang striking through TIM
asking hls hearers to 60 with him In bref 70.
tro1pcct of his ministry.
lilo then reviewed tho principal events connected
form support which liz hst met with under all circum
stancoa. On Tuestay evening hn opportunity Will
taka lcave OF tclr late PASTOR whn will be At tho
fes!dcnco Of Mr.. Raymond, No. Ill Calumet
avenue, TO exhange q hand shake wltha ali.
, 1879-04-14
CHURCH OF TlIIGASCcNSION.
KAHrEn kEtlyIcE3

Tic Enster festival was observed ut tho
Churcl, OF the Ascension North La3allu aud
Elm streots) In strict acrorlance with the forms
0f tho Church, aud the noral decorations nnl
o1erlugs wure at tile most elaborate kind, aud
comprised the rarest exoties wrought IN beauti-
tlful designs, und arranged In the most tasteful
manneF- Crosses. anchors, hearts, wreAths, aud
bouqueta OF MI the fnvortte flowers usad Tor
such purposes, tnctualng several meu,urial
pieces, cceotated the altar, the pulpit,
rho dcsx, md tho bapttsmnl font.
Tile Church was cllcd to ita utmos. capacity In.
1nodiateIy after the doors wcrs opened Tor tho
morning eets!ce. Tho Aav. Df. Itltchls. Hector,
conducted the eetsicasrsnd m augmented choir
rendered this musical boTtinn Of tho celumonics .
particularly interesting and attractive. Eastcr
sunaay 10 tho great tcHial day OF the Kplscupal
Church, nhd III no othaf Of tfs many t1l1ces In
Chicago /. Tho Day obses1etl With Ercatsr intprcs.
.ivohsxs md solelpnily than in tbs Church Ut tnu
Ascension. ths ''aMr OF which ~ indicative OF tho
flsiuG Of the Savior from the dead ycnlertluY wus
, 20 exception 10 tlv antlnal CUSTOM.
, 1879-04-14
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.


Easter ut 81 Stephens Episcopal Church WIS
duly observed with tho serylcos adapted to Tie
day, tho Rov. Henry 9. Perry officiating. Tho
altar especially attrnetod attention as adorned
With beautiful flowers and plants; tho chaneul
also be!ng decorated with various trailing vines
from hanging baskets, Illuminated mottoss cm.
Dieninttu devices, banners, otc.
At lho Enssor festival Of the In the
afternoon there Nets several hundred members and
others present. The carols, go 11Ark the Sound
Of Voices" and .'To.dAy Our lIlcsscA sartor, II
wore sung, and ths asaeu,blY hddtosscd BY tho
1lgv r. ferry. altar which cana tho presentation Of
offerings, banners, and prizes. School. .SNperutcnd
ent istonks g!.lng tho annual rcpnrt. Tho exef.
ton followed BY lIbcra! distribution 10 all mc1n-
oers Of the traditional Easter e9g and ORANGES for
rerrys dfacourses durin5 tho day wore to attentive
congrcgAtons upon the great theme OF the ilcsur.
rccton, and At evening service haptlsm wa. namtu.
from lrEt to last for the parish and its friends.
, 1879-04-14
beautiful Flornl Decorations the Rule,
with Notable Exception.
prof. Swings Second Sermon on Col. ingcrtoll
and llis Doctrines.
The Rov. Dr.. Sullivan Bids Farewell to
tho Trinity Church People,
Similar Action by the pnstor Of the Cen
tcnnfal Daptist Church.
Mr, Pentecost's Sermon Last Night---
Othor Religious Services.

MtsCELLASEOUa SgNV1CEa.
At the Cathedral of Is. Peter and Paul, cor
ncr Of Washington and Peoria streets, there
was no floral display except from the devotional
offerings Of the parisllloncrs, which consisted
for tho most part OF calln.llltcs. Tho lack Of
decoration at this plnca Of worship on Eastor
Sunday was accounted for BY Bishop Mef,aran,
who said TINT it WAS hia4 oaruost Wish 10 dis
courage the lavish expenditure for tlosn1 Display
IN TIL. Episcopal churches which had become SO
co1umpn, believing tllnt II would bo more 1c-
captahla In the sight OF God TO uBe the money
cxpcndcd Tor sliow for benevolent purposes,
and he thought he would havo hls own Church tct
an example in this direction.
The Cathedral and tho Chapel Ecfo filled to ovtt-
flowing with partshtonorA and visitors, and many
had to 70 awny, being unable 10 find seals. Tho
tst.nr ono. Alta m. occurred tbs frat service:
Holy Communion, at which there were about ITO
Communicates.
Tie SECOND service took place nt 1880 n. M,
and ennalsted nf Morning Prayer, Combination,
and Holy Communion. with Fsoccsaoual by the
DtMm,. l}eneaictus. md Anthem. Thcn the In
troit. tho Kytc md Credo. Siccrne. by Gounol: tho
Ocrtofv, 1laltelvjAb Chorus by Handel, md Hymn
AG1, ''Lord, Forever at THY Slide" Wchcr.
Then canu the confirmation, with LYNN OH.
''Jesus Christ Il Riscn To-day. By Wasgan, ot
The sermon Of the day WAS thru delivered BY Tho
Bishop. whn tooK for his text, The Arst day Nu
ro.a from the tlcui, frou, the Apostles creed.
AZ 3 p. IN. ono of tho dncst Ennday school
festivals ever seen In the city took place. In tho
evening HE regular evening prayer wns celebrated.
brought about $1,000 Into tho TfoasurSS 81 tho
Cathedral.
, 1879-04-14
TURKEY.

LONDON, April 13-A dispatch trom phIll!
popolts says Gen. 6tolypin Intends to orlcr tha
mobilization Of thu Eylnnnstic societies. whos'
members are volunteers, commanded by ts'
Russians. Gen. Stolyptn las informed tue H.
tcrnational Commissioners tint tl,u lln,nedist4
object Of mobilization 10 to replace thu Rasstla
troops who are eyacuuting tho Rhodopc Hue.
, 1879-04-14

ST. PETEnsRuna, Aprli 13.-The Emperor,x
the reception Of Ambassadors to-day, said n
was going on very well. II is inferred ffuu
this TINT the project for conference OF pottt
Is being fnvorably received.
DEATH or An archbishop.
LONDON, April 13.-1rmoccnt, Metropoli.aa
Of Moscow, and formerly Missionary Bishop o!
Alasks, Is dead.
ANX1OUa.
Russia hos sent circular to tho Powers til.
Ing. hastenInE@ Of, the work OF the yar.oas
Boundary Commissions, nboyo all tho ous'N
WORK on the line OF Tic Balkans.
, 1879-04-14
FINANCIAL,

SCRANTON, Pa, April 1s.-lho Ptog!den'
Savings Bank & 1'rust Company, Of rrossdspc,
Pa, suspended yesterday, being unable TO n4ees
It's obligations. after having taken advsnssea ~
tho slxty.daya' law. TI.u liabilities are t75s0u'
assets, $l0o, ,000 principally In notes unA bon9t
OF Which probably not moro thuu hall eao~
collected.
, 1879-04-14

ATGNANTSTAN.

LONDON, April 1a-A correspondent at L.
horc eayn Maj. Cavpgnart Will probably 20 u
Cabul With 4 small escort tu enuauyor 10 COZ
vince Yakoob Khau OF thu futIllty OF realstante+
Nal. CaVagbaEi is hopeful Of SUCCESS, Heha
good authority, hut perhaps over sauguar. Il
Is certain that Yakoob Ia incltiug The frontier
tsibcs ngatuat tho British.
, 1879-04-14

LONDON, April 1A-A dispatch from Rangooa
states that tic King Of Burnnh i,as lost nIl tn'
f1uencc, and his Ministers are again supreme, !
dispatch from Tyctyo says: 'Tllree steamer.
arc tn readiness here to carry troops beyond tls
frontier, should tho Kiu9 Of Busna|l suddenly
declare war, as 1t is gencraiy believed he Iuteud5
to dosn
, 1879-04-14
ITALY.

ROME, April 1e.-Gcn. laribal.ll was takenia
carrlage to the Qutrtnal Sunday, and tho Kln,
conycrsed with him privately tn tic carriage fot
half nn hour.
KC0LKs1ABriCAL.
II Is possible Cardinal Ilollcniohe will 70 70
Berlin OH confidential mission.
QUEEN VICTORIA
will probably visit the King and Queen of ItaJ
ut Monza-
, 1879-04-14
MAhGlED.

hE<cldl lHfpd9cA 70 3N7 2NENNA
LAsALLH, ILL.,, April 1a-About milo east
Of thEa city the Peru accommodation train lust
evening struck William Narvtekes. resident
uf The cast part OF tho township, iracturing tl,s
buck oil Ills skull ard badly laceratinK tie back
Of his neck. LIZ waa brought ~ tAis city, aud ID
III u p1ecarious condition.
, 1879-04-14
BAPTIST TABERNACLE.


Tho naptset Tabernacle, Q mission OF tho First
Church, saeain out Of home. tho buidl.,git It has
been occupying on Wabash avenue having been
rented for business purposod. Thu congregation
arc thinking OF building place OF worship ut
once, nud yosterday afternoon met to discuss
some propositions belora them. The as.tho-
diAts, who own tho r1lus Of the old Wabash Ave-
gnc Church. corner Of Wabash avenue and Harrison
stEcet have proposed to loaso tS,n th!a property,
and thuy think very tavorably Of Tho
terms and location, and Of taking the
old walls aud building up D place In which to
meet. Ono p!an tho lifting VI OF a basement With
temporary roof. wilt cost about 81. 600; and
another, to repair tho walls and add permanent
root and at ur tho basameat, will cost " 800.
While tho Ineet!ng took no action tho latter plan
mot ths n,ost favor The essryisx Sgt q which, Z.
Saarch % tn the hsast q tho etty. The Sunday
si,:oo 70 the. onsa.ptisa, and u Is
membership OF eighty pe.fo4s, with what MD
thay Rpt from tho outside, will be able to raise
the necessary hsance. Tho matter ~ u bo laid
besors ths preachers mectiux thta moTon9, and
takens aud In The snsautims ths Sunday -school
, 1879-04-14
ST. I0lIls PRINTERS

aT. LoU1s, April 1B.-Aoout zoo printers o.
this city held meeting ths afternoon und Or
guntzed the 81. Louis Typographical PROTECTIVE
Uuion. About 1G0 members tolncd, aud na''
will probably do To.
Application will ho matlo to the Iuteruat!oao
Typographical Union for charter