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, 1879-01-31

The funeral Of Judge Inn,cs II. Knowlton,
wEoac dcccasn has been published In rnk THut.
UEH, occurred from hls late residence, No. :Dl
west Madison street, yesterday morning. Tile
atlutn3aaee wa quitu large, being tuadc up Of
friends Ut tlsu family aud tneulhers Of the Dar
wlio lsast known deceased during ILL lifetime.
Among tic latter wAs Judge Booth, Judge VIII
ktnsol'. icn. st!lcs Frank Scales, Egucrt Jarnlr.
tull, William Low, 4. L. Guild, Thomss Marsh,
J. ". Burruws aad others.
(icn. httIrs, previous to the removal Of thu
con to the hearse, made brief a9ilrrss Oh the
ltfe and character OF Ills friend who had goue
tllr way OF oil ttesl,. He had known HIM, hu
said, Tor years, uud ii mau Vt the putcst ehar-
actor. lle WIS mall Of marked character and
many, very many, 2ecul!ar!tles, chief among
~tsicn wsa Lis great losa Of the truth. lie lad
all thc Christian Virtues without being Chris
lian. lic.~a brave; hs was true; 10 M. hot.
rst AMI upright. 50 distinctly wers these feat
urcs expressed III. hIs daily life That men
who lid not know him would vail
,tcse charactartsttes aEyre.alse q. 1ho.u
who knew him ultimately know that
heart - tehder ~ Wuniar's- At this point
Zen. s,tlt. was unable to restsaln his emotion,
aml w. cpmEe!led to stoo speaking. Recover.
lug, ROW ever. after brief delay, he resumed
hls remarks. Speaking Of shs terror that o.
dluas1i. asaails utan u ihr approach Of death,
he sait the dead soldier had sune uus u tncet
| fhe erin rtsitor bFavely. Muil did not uaua!ly
| do This, but Judge huoWlton thought Is David,
sni snfomun, aud JOB were seeor4s! ~ have
! thought. We knew but littie ol tie future !tir,
sid what VIC kuew vi that little Has ilself
meag1e,, All went TO ono place, said DarIdi
!i!e dead kucw not anything, saith Solomon.
They thousht 1At when uan dlcd It waa .lse
end ot hul. ard this WIS tie uptuiun OF th,
Jc*s u the Lime oi ,hcr captiEity III Babylon.
Judge kn9w!ton did not kuow. but, this view
, 1879-01-31


The will Of the late Washington Smith WAS
proved before Judge Knckerboeker yesterday
and admitted to probate. It c1Fcs bcqueaths,
ETC., to bis daughter, Mrs. Emilio ]. slller, va
rlous chattels and furniture LOW !n tter posses
sion. The rest Of tic chastc!s arc left to hts
wife, jams 4. Smith. Tic rest OF ills estate is
bcquaasllcd to his wife and daughter upon the
following trusts: First, to pay the dabts OF tho
tcstator. Second. to expend the stun Of 5000
Third, the wife aud daughter. arc t. to
at least, Of more IN casa the
net increase exceeds tl,at amount. Iu case Ut
tic death Of either the survivor IL to have her
share Of the income. The estate Ia tnadp sub
Jet to the will OF bis daughter. alkl Ia case of
hcr dying tntcstste to 60 In tco simple to her
Issue. LII case the w1fo survives the daughter,
llle will nppouts i. j. Averitl or Nathan M.
case the daughter survives her mother, she Is
to be sole trustee. IN easo theY do not live to.
grtter. Mrs. Smith Is to hayo tho occupancy Of
dies Intcststs ani wittou, i.suc. thcn
tho property Is 10 DO inycstcsl in what
is known as the " Washington Smith
Fuud," tile Income from which Is to 70 to ths
following cha1tab1c Institutions: The Ilumo
for tho Fritn1less, the Protestant Orpha, Asy-
Haft-orphan Asylum, the Newsboys' Home,
und The Ch!raRo FoilnllinRs' lIo,nc. III tl,ls
contingency t1le property Is To be invested Ia
rcal estate in Chicago for the bencht Of these So
cIrtte..
Under The provisions OF tho will the daughter
aud wtTc arc appointed executors, md bonds
were approved to the amount of S3o0,0oQ
, 1879-01-31
TApPhN, M'KIlL0P 4 co. IS RATING BOOK,

10 fR Ea{1f ~ Tit Trtbhn6.
t09 BROADWAY, NEW YonK, Jan. q, 187p.-
In letter to the Chicago papers dated Ian. -
Messrs. Tappan, MckfFlup tS Co. state ttlat tho
application for M Injunction aRainst the issue
OF their book Of ratings has been withdrawn BY
me. This statement Is Incorrect. Huv1nu
bought the copyright Of this work In good falt
and having good title thereto, II is l,ly inter-
ton to protect my property, and TIM bill In
equity with this purpose in view Is still before
the United States Court. As l was compelled
to rely In Chicago solely upon hostile parties for
cT!deEce, my cunnsc1 tctlded 10 pQstponc for
the present tho presentation Ut thr ease. 10
soon ss shall have obtained tho necessary evil
dence-.whleh is q1lttc avaabe--a supplemental
bill viii DO filed, III which u Intended to include
a. dtttnddnfs aN ptrso,s 4si4a he book Of ratings
tsss.t4 by Tdppa,., .ueH,pop d Ia.
This statement Of my Intention and Of nv
rights In thr matter may ba OF sufficient lntyrcak
TO tic mercantile community to Justify you In
inserting this letter, 80 thut tl,nurent rartfcs
may tx warned Ut The risk fhey run.
notice aicssrA Tnppat, MckilIop d Co. al
lego that proceedings In thia NATTER are tpott-
gated ~ rival agencies. THIS statement Is also
tneoiToGt. asn entirely unaclunlntcI with the
proprtctors Of either thu UEadstrect or thu Dun
Agency, and ain acting ia this natter entirely
On mr. own behalf. So fur a. instigation ID con-
manager Of It. g. Dun Il Co., Chicago, to whom
lad letter Of Introduction from frtcnd
strongly advised ms against prorccdtug;
could not seycpt Ills ndTce because luy cu,insct
assurcd mic tElut ! cut, with the furtt,coIl,t,,
evidence, 1nake Euod my title to this raluabls
copyright. Yours sroly,
TuEopoaE z. LEEDS.
, 1879-01-31

frtt,,r,,, ,shn.,f, r., a.,d IN hal fo1,,w.a hin,
yIn1,tir.ir to -, ~ nn,, mi snm.i,i"', .1,,,st
INN, ullk lfau never te2ru y WIT" =. rnnphn,t
ir0m nny source, b'it nc Has nor lacllncu 20 iak
In HAT direction, Ainl nothing rIde was c'Eciicd
On c e n,qno,. wood as'Gn rs.,.. 70 one ns, ,s ia;
gentleman would scarcely hnYc made s,,clt
whnlesaic statement AZ he aid mics, he knew
whnre.t ~ .+,i.n .,i III @ Inct. nrc ,1,,t n j.,
~. hso n " IT, nn'aimt;r . III oorn
he tas not been doing 70 lo'hl rnouch to tu
heafu-eerta!hly NOT nall % ioistl ASH 10 us
custom tn be whrre anything CHANCES to 70
wrong with him 1t, tic newspapcrA. lie has
never said ANYTHING IN tis reports 10 tho hoard,
to auy OF liz reporters WHO NIX HIN til.
news eyary ,tay ho ia in tlc eli nor tn INIT ytry
irn of lie Comma ssforers. Which fact, since 81
much Inns cou,e to The front tic last tsw DAYS,
has r:jsrd in tie minds Of many OF The better
members q The Hoard question which may
TIM couutr1xx nm pun,t, cn.a,r1K,.
y. =. i.a., ...,,, - ,",,, ,",,a.a a,.,.
Or. ,, o. eass. some o! .tch-anuee whose nottee
.u.i n9uhTs g uafG nes1 uetAlc'! coNct afe not
Hsl.'ta'"l W. oi tne elsha.on, n'i afe nov ne7ss
~ "als l M .' ..' ~, ~ oe.tss ame eonttston ~
..,,,sd na.n a,a . ahtun .no "seos1ay easguals
aounn aan .nc p"ole ,u.eseas rs .irrc Is nope tor
1"uoa ~, sna .99"ans; WHICH Will 10 4a'o ne
W. 'nc noaao t"oa"As'
II, Hfsoirea, That ne Medical superintendent OF
she insAhG AaytuM ana iopt.tiouAe snaI cach ohF.
az ,.t ."G anar 2. !: . aess 10 no
n,cnfs MI H. n"n,n.r y nnnnd. ,r,nt,s fop IN W.
patients in The Asylun. ia b Jel.Yerc ty the com
tractor the following day, aud thai lie II arden
keeper rcqu.itlon for the kInds and number OF
nonnas of n,eat to bo deliyered by Tho conttaet%r
10. .. Tug nse o. Tue fnot;;iAonlo and 9 nln.
a. n. "o,n; .ia. ama y sns!t % tnc ant5
, 1879-01-31

The MONDAY pra7er-meet!ng was not rs
we'll attended a. on previous days The conErc-
CATION, which united In singing ~ am q Soldier
Of the Cross" md 10, Holy Spirit Come"
WAS comparatively small. Their voices did not
I'll! the auditorium Is las been the case hereto
fore. DefoEe tho close Of the services tho at-
tendance swellel to its usual proportions, aid
the bcnedlction WAS pronounced to "full
houst.n
After the hymns, the Rev. Mr.. pentecost
prayed that Christ would make intcsccssiou for
sinful man. Al the concIusion Of tho prnyer.
Arc Your Windows Open TO Jerusalcmln WAS
auug, ,l,lt'cro were rsad the following requests:
for tho cntirc conservation Ut a Chrlsttan work
cr mud three friends; for three brothers and
histcr; for revival meetlugs Ia Parsons, Kansas;
for young man arriving for Christ, that ho
my my bc stcatltase; h for yery ssk Young man
returned thanks for blessings; thanks for an
swcrs to prayer In Bradford, Atich., Carltnvlle,
H., and Spring Valley, Mimi; for mother In
bradford, Mich, who asks for tha conversion OF
for t1c .prcscnes Of power for These meetings,
as also tur thosa oc!nR held on The West s,do.
The Rev. +. +. Davis offered up praise TO Col
t ,e ne a. pTayo na WI rsaay to
with the petlttons presented. anu he asked ti,at
uicy might Ia grated; tl1at tic suppltcants
l.
;nGnt ~ o,ssaca ~ IL M.e anu satne5cn net snto tne
@ @ 70. .. h 10 sc.an psass n
R ,ot ~; ~ .is M ~ NARY s"o"e3ea upon
~ 'O ~ ee sa rs ,-o N. x
Epistle Of 'ioi'n, seeoud chapter; beginning at
e vcFss' M ovG or' not ~ mosla, u'it!sF ts
,t ..es 'H ILL., ~ mot ":,I III tono"'pE. IT, lnn ~as
pfetty uiSn uoelIlno, sala 5if. tehtccoet, the
nen ,1. 1est u 1,fiaa Lnt,sny, ana. lucy Hust not
Is t,,ia wn, ~. wha, Ma. oh @ @annnG
oSs4 s"s ', as rI 11i ae mou,n E'se .s e 'or Mnat
~ "aS .lss "u' n5 nnm5snS spafsteu from l'o1 q
~ ~ tetatlohH lhe ~ Of man M consists n III
sotciMg amsel s LIE aronl 1to0.
as .,M, o,x"reen r at9n uon sa, ~ e morai lh,nEs
Itlat Wefo gooa anu !oYe!y u themselves wsre
nut eo@.. Inn most @ otaaI5ui thinE ras the
lhosL ua"e tAln2 y oo<! WIS isot III II. nc
measure Of the rcf1ect'ofl ot tit11E WA 0!Sls
ptesenee y. T.. y man losed ths wor!a tho lore
o. the Faillcf W. hok 10 t'l!i. lhty muht
choose tue loya q the world AMI let liod Go. Or
1nast sili'g ahto tiod aia aat1iles ths Hn:ld' t
20 eat lot Inc satisfaction or Erat'aca.
lion VI thc painse Fas sin; therefore
whatever Whatever one ate @ a,d Thatcyer one drank
snoahi Me'a % S taRsh !. WIN itunkAely1n0 to Go1.
htQ0us dQt II Wt& 6lt1. u tMAH HA3 10 10
, 1879-01-31
ARCHBISHOP AND PRIESTS,

tFtf1T HHpaI1a 10 INT 1ft1tn&.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. M-Archblshop Hcnnl has
addressed ciscular letter to all priests IN this
tlocese. conveying to thctn an imperative order
to dcstst from writing communications to i,yc
secular press discussing the question Of the ap-
pointfncnt Of cua.ltu!or lshop. The rener-
able pre1ate says that all lcttrrs or commupira-
tfons beuri,g upon The subject, Instead Of being
sent to the political press for publication,
should either be addressed 10 him or forwarded
to Rome. Concerning tho candidates tor tho
appointment, he eavs tho names submitted fur
ciioee were all referred to the Bishops nnl
Arcthtehops OF the United States for approval
iietore being forwarded. IN his optnion Bishop
llciss has been n,aliRned without cause, He
bus known lin personally upwards OF thirty
five years, and culllA Youch for lin as emiutnt1y
a. Christian gentleman. Ile had Investigated
the CHARGES tnsAo against tho priesthood Ut st.
lIad beeu grossly jlbeIcd,
, 1879-01-31
UNCLE SA3IUEL'B.

Thu exports Of bonded alcohol for the month
enalns to"las aoa up aoout o'Voo parre!a'
The Sub-Treasury disbursements were Sol, 900
IN ,,,r,r,,cy. i mr. rent .,,f.cr1nttuat. ri .nn.
81 ~. ,F''s.'' ''t'o
druggists who are sclilng liquor without taking
out The uccessary license.
Inc intcrha'.IeFenue reee'pss yes1efuaY ag-
RrtCatetl S.7,0i5. whisky contributed 10 DIS,
tobacto aa,oSt, alsl beer $3,osk
c.,1.ter Rol,ru,o, wah nnh,nnx vc.t,,dav
of,rrnn,,n viii. !. tn. Inv; :, th"... $ mi h,s,ar
,.,il.rs ~ Ii" EIf,n Ssiionst Nsnt Ii tnn@.H
for IT. Win.hjn To- hcin ill., AAo 'e"A"@
+e' ".' "'o' '. "e'P ''.a''
, 1879-01-31

In this world the duty Of man was TO lead m
upright life. anil had hrcd such HE. "'rc end
M G' hf nup nnpf Ss H.. n M 't nhe. t.. .
were great. lfe suffered much. Yet he ws.n not
sustained hF tho hopes said 10 bn inspired BY
faith, lie went t. sleep. "1lt! II he voko up It
woull bo all right. There were many who
thought It must te a roursc Of tro.,ble to those
who believed rs llc did. But It did not seem to
be 70.
AsA lawyer he was not as we'll known hero
- III Wisconsin, where he mas Acknowledged TO
bc man OF great ability, one Of those lawyers
who nre nut TOO p'cntiiu' In thosc days: llc
knew hut ono side Of 3 case; engaged 10 no
cause hut what e believed was right, and. ot'ce
hin services were enlisted, b. was man whose
devotion WIS ,,nooundcd. He might not alwass
haye hecn right, but he thought he WAS.
The tenderness Of hts heart would be kunwn
only TO ti1e few friends who knew him well.
ani such life IN his was A rood deal to look
back upon. Religion nnsl religious teachings
might atirnon!sh tic ncrcaycd widow nnd sorrow
Ing family to rely on God. Whn had promised
to care for the widow and the latierlcss
lie himself could only ask her to look back
on the life Of that ErAn,l old soldier who now
wcil ~ lortng husband who believed In doing
right for rights sake, und IN actiag the trusn.
tcu. stiles hrre referred to the rcverses that
had oTcrtaksn hfs friend IN tue latter days Of
law bonKs and private library uf uacqualed IN
this city. Ills health fatlc.! soon after, and for
the past five years tic Jndgs bad been An In.
valid. Some time ago he concluded to remove
to California, II, The hope that change Of air
might bring httu some relief. His wtfc went to
the Pncltc Coast to prepare the way for hts COM
log, but Was written TO to return, he coutt
not lire, and rante llu,no to sootho Ills
closing hourt. How unfortunate It WAS that wa
we're 10 soon forgotten, though NO might be
always heroic and patient, md play our part
faithfully Ia tho great drama Of life. Joe jet.
ferson, in his character OF Rip Fan Hink't, ut
tered no trtlth 40 tjiled With exquisite pathos
and tenderness which could not but touch The
hearts Of aii, aa, Are We SO soon foreottcnl"
But Judgn knowlton could not be soon forgot
ten. ue WAS grand old soldier, md his mem.
ory would forever lire IN thc hearts Of those
who knew him during life.
The address WAS ltstcncd 10 with profound At
teutlou, and cauted many tear to fail. 1t con-
Cluacd with reference to the dead mans habit
OF daily playing upon tic violin. Of which
ho mas very fond, md sn announcement
that tho services would be concluded By the
playing Of a symplony on Judge kuowlton's
farorlte instrument by an old friend a1 tcartlcr
OF the att, Atr. L. Rosenberg. At the conelnsion
OF Tho melndy tbs coffin MAS borne to the llesrse
by the following pall-benscrs. and taken to tho
Madthon street depot for TRANSPORTATION to Wis
Conxin: Thomas Kchmouu, Holland Klehmona.
]. II. Reynolds, Samuel beach, Charles ARM
strong, Aud Thomas Martin.
, 1879-01-31
PERFECT EYESIGHT.

Defertivc Eyc.fght. Sore, Weak, Water, -,
1n!tAmed Ewes nrr causctl by Caturyh ~.
RADICAL CtrnK cures ttIf l.,s,st uar,ninr .rs' ~
tlons OF the Eva by arrrsttnr the further ,,ss,.
ress Of Catarrh. No remedy III mtdltlp. ~, ~,
COMPARE with Il. @"
:. Price. with fmnrnvctl Enha1cr, Trca.!... mi
Directions, 81. Sold br ali slrslggs.ts -"'
, 1879-01-31
DEATufNs

DEATufNs
CHnaHY In IsO4tuH. Mus, po Sunday ptxht. :ath
last. Charles H. Eros!y lot .ha nr.n .; CfosbY RsasY
Co VI llt!khts dstasa Of th* k!daeya
HkEN-At tuofa.l1 kpflAEA jota ultn.
kh Scottish. Ancrlcsa cupJ,
.FAUSTLEhor-Jau. ~. Isabella, wills OF Henry
FeHnIIcroT. '
FaueTa from the residence Of ths family. 1l+7 steh.
tgan.aS sAtmr1ay 1naFHtnx. fsh. I. u ii p'ctuci.
90 SAahrtHs tTenn.) &na VtnCcnhea tud.l papers
pltAsc copy.
cARalElt-A st. Laks's Hospital jsn. 3e 1879, Lex
lHcltis Carrier. sked 1T years.
Funeral services u Ms ste residence. NJ. tie Tven.
t{atcD1A a.. to'1AF \. y. H. thence ty cafTlaEca 10
HIarrlAnd. -. -
Frtentls arc 'nsittd II Attena.
DALI AT lhs resiLenco Of +. r.. Matthew j171
!'ralfte.aF jan ~ ltxttla J. k16Te6 wfo OF j. Ii,
Hall " "
So.lcr Of funeral hs.aaEter.
, 1879-01-31
BOARD or EDUCATION.

Tie Committee on School Buildings reported
recommending the Releasing Of the building
known ~ the East Kinze School nt rental Of
$.s5 per month: tho advertising for proposals
for erecting new school building in tho vfcsn-
tty Of State and Ohio strcets; unt for painting
nnu glazing, etc., At the building ut the corner
of Eighteenth street nn.l Wabash avenue, and
that certain architect bo allowed $500, raise
Of 800, for making the plans, etc., for b,,itl-
Ing At Tho corner Of Wood and Congress streets.
The report elected some discussion. IN which
Inspector Keith suggested the employment OF
an architect by thr ycar, NJ n matter ot eeor-
omy, II many buildings WERE to be erected.
OILERS wt.c in favor Of inviting competition,
among whom vas Inspector 1truo'd, uni hnally
this part VI Inc rcp0rt sEas referred back on MS
motion, with Instructions to call upon 0tlles
reputable architects und report back the best
terms that could hc made. Tic rest Of the re-
port Was cunElrrcd Ia.
Inspector Hpyno introduced tho FOLLOWING.
which wAs adopted:
Retoired, Tint the Superintendent bo lnstrnc.ed
10 notify ati Principals Of schools whure atear Is
used that they must personally take ehatrc Of thu
cess, and entirely relieve the engineers ot snch
duty. whote tins shon1d bc entirely devoted TO tho
care OF their apparatus.
Inspector Keith opcncd up tho old quarrel
about
SPECIAL TEACHERS
by meyiuE that II be rccommcnt1ctt that Tie
ldty Council include III It's appr0nrlattors for
schuol purposes the sum OF II, Tor thu paF
Of teAchcrA Dt German. nius!c, ami drawing.
Inspector Stone raisr,l tic point Tint tho
question had becn three times con*derctt and
passed upon, but tho Clair wAs tnclucd to de-
clio 1t as not being well taken.
lnspeetor English said he had paid considcra-
bic attention 10 tile matters Of music and draw
Ing, Mnl maintained that these stu1ies l,asl becn
robbinE the children Of education III tn. elencn
tary branches As The result of lis researcs. mil
tnffr th r1nIfn hR fi1kr rinfr AYhihIf
which he read;
Total cost per ycar for drawing. $68, 900
Total cost per year for mAac. &c. 600
ro,at.. .............. Sc. slos, 900
Number Of music tcachess employed,
Na.nbsr ot drawing teachers employed,
Tine Osii Tvo 10 teachers mi :ixy pupil. Jy ~
Rnrcrintcndcnts OF Drawing and Music
each month nvo to ten minutes.
Number Of children Of school aga In Chi.
rambsr o, schoii seats. only. ii, 60
Total number of pupls for 1870 fcati-
tof MSo only ono in Thousand com. ''''''
plese onr course oi ss,ldJ:l
II one.half Of tolal nuu1aor sre In 1tak
Total nun'ser in ars. Rtade or yesr....... 1850
AveIags e, sehoo! lifo Of $4,000 of these
omItting mascal instruction to them 1.
equivalent to adding 10 their schno1 tifs
Of 100 days half a month for reading.
writing. md arithmetic.
OmtttluR music and drawing from tho
eourse II equivalent 10 adding month
Sehr to - 600 pap''s for common
E1ss:s Sf to ~ PET asy e'sn 10 MSs
hyc minutes.
Ho Was going on to illustrate the expense md
cvils Of teachlng drawing nnd music, by showing
the course the Children, upon entcr.ug The
ifrn1R Ia In II Ft1h1, IftrH %4rr
, 1879-01-31

.......,-.--.. ItttET1Is.
---.
lItLI-The soth inst. vile Of Ms. Alfred NH, Of
daughter. '''
, 1879-01-31
CATARKI1 tsEnEnvc.
SANfORD'S
RADICAL CURF
(se> For -,
Co. CAlARRH h)

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rott' s't .,. i .!ozilnE of the ne* u H. r..
with h'uod. uni alterations often !lhse
the Eve. Ens, Throat, ntnI i.unr.. u,s1y aia n
Fever. Nervous Headartc. Dizziness ~ ig,sF .lsF
Memory, ti'd loss Of Nervc.rowcr, e'oadsa
, 1879-01-31
PERFECT HEARING.

U'crsatiye Catarrh extends to tic o,o,n. :,
H. Tearing. nll. unless checked, 'estross stn y.
Catarrhal nralnc.s, tl,e Nsptc.,, crns ~ ~
leeds when u!t direct applications to hr T. l..
fnil ~ -iS ~
, 1879-01-31
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, 1879-01-31
CLEAR HEAD.

a stnElc dose clears The Nasa1 r'as,.V.. ....
h!1ctl with iouI ml,clls nctum,iIatons. ren.Rh .sRh
the breathing eaHY, flu. head rIear a,h ,."
every sense In grateful sui sotthed d. 20 a1a
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, 1879-01-31

1u The ,i1crrous OF rottlng forms Of c,,.-
4 rapidly removcs. foath'oine smelling a ss,.r!
tton clcanscs, slcodnri*cs, und heals ih, sddtse
iinc s,nrts, and positively remo7cs The c.ns,!;
bad breath. ~~''ta
, 1879-01-31

subsequently, uId 3[r. 1potTord was the ooly
one found to aaT That hc na<{ kuoxn Of Peters
cundtmu!nG meat last Jear. NIhe reporter re-
minded the Commissioner Of tis speech In the
Board IL the 1ucent rolettiuK of tic contract to
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-24

How THEY EUCHERED THE 'OLD
MAN. We are told on the "best author
ity" that wealthy old gentleman resid>
ing in hightoned portion of this good
ly city had a beautiful motheress daugh>
ter from whom he exacted a promise that
she would never marry without his sanc~
tion. Her first lover, though poor but
honest, won her heart. The father re-
She said, No, shall yet marry him un-
der your own roof, but not without your
CONSENT Time passed along, and one
evening. not long since, her father, for
her especial amusement, gave II select
masquerade ball. to which, of course, her
lover was not invited. While the masks
we're on and mirth running high, there
was shout for so me one to play preach =
er, as a youthful PAIR were to have sham
wedding. Some one volunteered, and the
br ide and groom stepped forth, he hob
bling on crutches and she gray haired
and decrepit. Their appearance was
greeted with roars oflaughter. The min
lister said; Some one must give this
bride away; she is too young TO be re-
sponsibe.' She chose a couple for guard
ians, apparently because they stood near
est. The ceremony was performed, and
the hand shaking and gratulatiens
commenced, but the bride had tainted
Her husband snatched off her mask and
his own, and in the general CONSERVATION
everybody followed suit. When 10 ! the
married couple were the poor but honest
and his chosen one; the minister bona
fida Justice of the Peace. The girl had
selected her father and aunt to give away
the bride, and thus with his consent she
was married at home to the man of her
choice. The old man saw the joke, pro-
nounced them too old for him, gave his
blessing and received the hus band into
his family - Golden Era.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-24

LIFTING A RAILWAY BRIDGE.-A dis
patch from Easton, Pa, dated April 10th,
states that the cleverest feat Of engineer
ing ever attempted in that region has just
been successfully carried out. 1t seems
that, owing to their immense weight, the
iron shoes, in which rests two of the spans
of the long bridge of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, had sunk about an inch, throws
ing the bridge ou: OF grade. The inside
masonry of the pier being less solid than
the outer casing, it was evident that the
depression would continue accordingly
an iron casting, IL feet long, 0 feet inches
wide, and 8 inches thick, and weighing
1000 pounds, was placed under the spans
to elevate them, the spans being raised
for that purpose by hydraulic jacks. The
spans weigh 1870 tons each. The spans
we're raised, the masonry redressed, the
castings placed in position. and the spars
lowered, without the stoppage of single
train.