, 1879-04-20

a load compared Win tnat WHICH Lie cocltty Aas
heen carrying, and is In such favorable condi-
lion as to interest and final extinruishncrt,
that its existence occasions no uneasiness.
The Church is therefore ready to enjoy fully
its apparently dawning prosperity aud its NJ"
PASTORS ministry. The Rev. DR.. /. a. Noble,
d. D., was graduated from Yale in leos, ana
even In college carried off supreme honors as
orator, scholar, and cultured'ycntleman., After
finishing theological course, he preached IN
st. Paul five years. from 1862 to 1867, IN Pitts
burg nine years, from 1867 to 1873, and IN Ncw
Haven three aud half years, ending TINS
Oldest, aud most respected congregatlonal
churches in the East, the Central Church, OF
New Haven; but, although he leaves SO many
advantages, he viii find in his new pastorate =
wide field for work and growth, people unlteu
and harmonious, ana churcn "hacn' c' =. tuusa +ha
head OF Congregatonaism In Chicago ano tne
Northwest.
AN OBSTINATE LETTER-CARR1ER'
There Is considerable OF a commotion among
the business men In the northeast corner o. ~ tne
South Division, all over lctter-caTr1er. lnat
route has been carried for great many years py
one man. who has done his duty SO faithfully
and acccptably that it has been the CUSTOM OF
the business houses there to to pass around =
subscrjption-list Christmas and make uQ q Hills
sum for him. One firm, however, mas steaal's '
failed to put its name down, and the result aas
PROBABLY Deen u HtL'e eoo4aS e ~ - ,.,1,bor
the carrier. It has been the custom OF nu1npcl
nj business houses to send their messenger out
TO meet the carrier at tile heao o. 1is ~
the corner OF Wabash avenue ana H:sn's,o, .a',o,,
street, some ol ~" ~ Sa'"I ie;,w This
as 1oft@-uFe u1nusso .:.o,,rnr 1T this
Aot long e,m aso met him at this place,
n pa. .a,,+aa h;s FIRMS package, and the carrier
refused to give it, and it was not dellEcrco untli
be had made lis regular rounds, wnlcn coal- .as
aa sumeu - poe,master Palmer. who directed the
e1";ntandant nj Carriers to tell this particular
,a - le.I hv his firm as ne did by, all others,
nd 1n ~ ~ r. t}e store and tell them what his
ardare rcre On his return from his route the
oIuess "n' ef tha day he rot tLfs order, he was
aei.ai IF hc had obeycl. H. said he had no
ia,t.'rs for he firm. and, consequently had not
srara ~ the store. Therefore he was sus-
nenilcd. and the suspension has since been
~ ohcv Tie other Businessmen in
tho ncighborhood interested themselves in
thc AFFAIR. md committee called on Mr.
P.1ner md reouestcd that the man be restored
to dntv. Hd stated to them that the casc was
one on Of direct disobcdience OF orders on the
wnS mart q e,a to % @ other
TSuta nores M sir Stewart one of the Committee
acr1nor,cGpe The Justice Of this reasoning, and
decIinel to haye ANYTHING more to do with the
matter whe nc Ind qtasr }ta ve9s6 eqs
T11QY
nyeS nseS the loss Of their iayore carrier mud will
reb.h1v make sti1l further efforts to induce
Pfo9Sp.s Palmer to reconsider bis dc1ermna
t;ool # is not at ali likely that Ec can be pre-
rsiInd @ unon to do SO.
'1~~ 1,,. ,,r,rpc
p. 4mA ~ aa-a so,,ora and mill
a meeting OF m1!,e1s, r' E1d - t1,a Arl +
machinery men o. lhe e1ty va sau ~
1fauo-roonls n,nia,o " I tH. arranormer,ts talked
49, = ,aoE aon for the entertaipmep: aud IT.
co1t;on NJ the members of the National Miller5'
Ssas,;c.;on at the r;mc Of the Convention, to Ce
hald here Nav Il. Il. and Is.
Vfr F. 3. baldwin presided and H. B.. Mitchell
,f1;c;o+cn ,s Secretary.
~ Winehurn. Chairman OF q Committee
,,.a;,,+aa ~ sen,,re rrduction OF railroad
far"s renor.ed that be had been able to get
rates at one and oneffth the usual rates for the
'oa Wr XII Rpjdwin. Chairman OF tile Committee
annninteil to norninate the different committees
po1 tae cr,a;nment rcnortei tI,e following,
ap'1 thc 1rnor1 % was adoptcd: Executive Com
mittae Mrssrs, Thomns Heermans Ed Norton,
= r BALDWIN &. Nontaruc. ), S. Chisholm,
: + " y 1aiun'' ca,Ins r + F"oG Gamns ]. F. Rumsey'
" Ro"crs. A. PIamondan; Treas
rrar Fd1nnnd Norton. Committee
m Reccntion. Thomas deermans, Fcrd
Honen, RI Nnrtnn. Mr.. Carbart, J, ".
Collins, S. S. Chisholm, J. ". Wineburn, 4.
PI.,nnn3o, 4 + Gamn. A. N. Wright, A.
Kci1h p Rnmscv. G. W Snlith. E. w. Dens-
,nora mc,.1' ~ r 1--WE , " Doter. Fl. Spranue,
stnnc. l., 4. Holiey. E. j, Albro, D. w
R,Iar Jnhn i. Hodson. P. McGuern, Mr., Foster,
Wavtam,,a p II Rogers. r.. r. r. Elem
Gorf "a Ca1nnheii 8 MARKHAM. 4. J. Mitchell,
II T Nahr n Inhnson
The meeting then adjourned, and the Execu-
tire Committee went into session and arranged
some details pertaining TO 1he occaslon'
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The announcement on 'Cbauee, Yesterday
morning of The susnension OF the grain COM
mission firm of r. R. Stevens d c., the sue
nassors of Wnrrv Nr1son & Co. caused some de-
eio % =; u .e5eofs o',1 - wheat oncned cent
fower taan it closed Friday afternoon. When
norticn1ars were learned. however. the market
roIad "a q nr;ca t,irher than th. nreyious davis
l;ns;na onotn,;nne It. seems that the suspen-
e;on II HE frm orcw mot n,,t, Of nm Inability to
for and dlu NOT come, but was due to
Gondnctlns oeals. ne nGGaoe1s o. ,1Sr,. .1IS - ~
h,e;Dcss ,nrether thonpi there is snounDleasapt
feeling between them, and hence they concluded