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New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
SIDNEY SMITHS HIGH COURAGE AND
warm HEART.

From D,vclancks Vat and Wisdom Of Sfdney Smffh
subsidiary To tils personal courage was his nope
fnI way of looking at the world. He was always
Dractl,ing and Inculcating the disposition. "SOme
very excellent people" he SAID. tell You they dare
not hone 10 Inc II seems much more lmplOus To
dare To- despair" He had excellent rule for the
happness and wisdom of life TO the future, not
10 look too tar INTO IL for inevitable though prob
ably distant. disaster axe short News hope lor
lie hest and trust III God.D Inclined by teupeTa-
ment to anticipate coming evils-for our w.t. spite
of his many tests, was a serious man-he resisted
the atrabiiOLs tendency, and avoided drawing
drafts ON the misery Of fu urlty. Never, he said,
give way to melancholy; nothing encroaches
more | nght against 10 vigorously. One great
remedy U.s. 10 lake snort views OF life. Are you
happy now Are YOu likely TO remain 80 till this
evening" or next weekf or next month"; OF next
vrar3 hen why destroy present happiness by
a1sfaut misery. which may at all
or Won may never live TO 10 tor
every substantial grief has twenty shadows.
and most OF them shadows OF Your own
rnakrnrv III was SAID of the happy nature of Oliver
sidney smith It was princlpie. Cnceriulness he
made an art. lie liked household uluminaLIons OF
a good English coal fire, q" the living thing he
said in "A dead room y: abundance Of lights, now
1heTe j. "a highly characteristic aneed0te OF the
man. illustrating bls haD ua regard 10 human Ldp-
piness and MS frequent solicitude Tor the natuIal
welfare of children. The siOry Is tnus told Oy us
daughter, Lady Holland - One OF his li.lle ehii-
ren then IN delicate health. had for some time been
in the habit OF waking suddenly every evening, SOD
bing ANTICIPATING the death of parents. and AL tle
of lite almost before life mad begun lie colu
not bear this LatuIa union OF Childhood anu soi-
row, and for "A long perod. have heard NY mother
say. every evening found him at the waking OF MS
child with toy, picture book. bunch OF grapes.
or Joyous tale. mixed with little strengthening
broken, and the child woke 10 JOY and not to
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
GROWTH or EUROPEAN CITIES.

The RegistraHde of the Prussian Etat-Major has
brought together some interesting statistics 10
the growth of European cities. London, OF course,
CONES first with It's $685. 1872 inhabitants in 1901
grown to about four millions at the present day
Paris, IN 1917, mad 7l4.OUO inhabitants, and In
buurgs. Berlin has greaty increased since 1910
when it had 1853. 600 of population now it has
about million. The city which has made the
greatest proportional progress in recent years Is
Hanover which between 1867 aud 1873 grew from
population Of "A, ,OC0 Ia one Oi lO7 0c0 or "A per
OF increase. Ia the same time Stuttgart gained
Ala per cent LeIpsie. 40 per cent; Breuen and
Berlin, IS per cent? Odcs-a. IA per cent; Exaakisx-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
TILLANELLE.

Apollo left the qucenly Muse,
And sheperded a mortal's sheep,
Theocritus OF Syracuse
with thee 20 lead the lambs and ewes
Where Mlon and where Battus reap,
Apollo left the queenly Muse.
With thee. he loitered in the dews.
He slept the swans unlever'd sleep,
The0critus OF Syracuse
To watch thy tunny-hshers cruise
Below the sheer sicilian steep.
Apollo left the queenly Muse.
And now with hrs might Time confuse
Thy sonGs. like his tbat largh and leap,
Theocritus OF Syracuse
To sting with thee beside The deep,
Or where Aetnaean waters weep,
Theocritus Of Syracuse,
Apollo left the queenly Muse.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
MARIAN.
ehe can he as wise ~ we.

ehe can be as wise ss We.
And wiser when she Wishes;
she can knit with cunning VIE.
And dress the homey dishes
She can a3urish staff or pen.
And deal n wound that fingers:
She can talk hetalk OF men,
And touch with thrilling fingers.
Match her We across the sea-
Natures fond and fiery;
Ye who zrst the turtles nest
With the eagles eyrie.
Soft aud loving Is her soul,
Swift and lofty soaring;
Mixing with its dove-like dole
Passionate adoring.
Such she who'll match with met
In flying or pursuing,
eubtiie wiles are in her smiles
To set the world a-wooing
She Is steadfast as a star,
And vet, the naddest maiden:
che can wage a gallant war.
And give the peace OF Eden.
GEORGE MEREDITH
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
A PR4YER TO THE HIND

Go. thou gentle. whispering wind,
Bear this sigh and II thou Hnd
Where my cruel fair doth rest,
Cast t III her snowy breast;
SO. InGamed by my desire,
II may set her heart on IRE.
Those sweet kisses thou shalt gain
Will reward thee for thy pain
There perfume thyself and bring
All those sweets upon thy wing;
As thou retuin'st. change by thy power
Every weed INTO q flower;
Turn each thistle 10 a vine.
Make the bramble Byzantine;
For 80 rich booty made,
Dc bat this and am paid!
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07

speech If his hcnrcrs away with th I'm and re-
member even n single argument mon which he has
been insisting. Bat thn want ~ Intelligence IN
vclved IN slch remark T. 70 hr explained quite as
rfr' bv the slswuess 0f wit of the audience az by
the lack of pcrspcuity an1 patience the speaker
As n scon,l ~ thu story above mentioned It il
lated that the individuals selected for particular
attention bv AraqO wund sometimes boast Of 10.
amidst great laughter the part Of those who knew
the lecturers p.cui uiiPrifv.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

me Re-. T. DsGa T,aHGge Gtttc Br0oti.a Il' JuG-tt
In ms PRAYER before the sermon yesterday
Inoli.inr the Row T. d. Wit Tllmaec said: I'VE nave
here au oRicil authority Interfering with us.' In an
n.uncu collection for OUJ 10 pay ibc suh.cripiou
vch ext 9lscc Grlsou made and which The courts held
was not binding on him, Ec said: "Il tie rccru, law
suit over tin, subscription defeated by ,cclm
csuty II has been urged that the ease shoulI be ap-
peaed; bat We have time for lawsuits. \, yOu love
the cuurch desire TO help take away hs obsta-
clio by giving the ~ 900" Ihc sermon was On "Tac
GjonHed ~ Heaven"
In speaking Of the glodfad in Heaven, said Mr.
Talnage, I will consider their number. their
antecetcnt5, tHciP dress, their symbol, and their
song mathematician estimates the number
OF persons Heaven. By computing the
time tue world viii last and the number O3 generations,
at twenty riiuos DO not accept ts, Tor the
muitifldr no man cAU number IL D. easy 10 make u
ccl.su4 uf Ncw-lO!k HroOklyr, bus OF the New
JcrusarI Imagine sl! The beings that have ever been
earth paEct ia lcVlcY, and t.cy Wil uot tqUai e
bali gImcut OF the hosts Of the saved. They are
gathered all seCts ana All CTccds, past ami present,
from Grace Caulcn and the humble sailors Bethel; and,
bcsldcs the redeemed Of The oaTth there the
hcre they VIII JON in Hero they under every
sort OF gOyerumt there tney all believe IN tho HOn-
archy Oi God the Father
In Heaven the saved are clothed In white, the sym
bal OF 10y and gadness Here We nave To wear clothes
suited for wOrB, but there viii be work there On
earth mourning apparel has TO be worn by all nt one
time or another. There are countless graves beside
which sorrow springs bat above, there VIII be no
more sorrow The glorifcd bear symbols OF their vie
tory the palm branches of oOnquerors. Ihhklhg OF
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
prErEyrING i RAILROAD coyTPICE
A.; r<IrNCrON AGAINST THE COSSOLIpAlON or
1uE NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH AND TIE
,r,y-JrRstY SOUTHERN HOADS.

Az INJUNCTION AGAINST THE COSsOLfpAuoN or
the NEw-YorK AND LONG BRANCH AND TIE
yry-JrRsfY SOUTHERN HOhDS.
Judge Donohuc, in Supreme Court, Cham
Ir. Oh .aturLay granted Injunction against tac de-
fendau.f in ne suit %: Jay Guad against Henry Day.
~ " Piclis, s. W. Bates, j. ". Sterling. the NrwIotk
and Lgn. Branch Railroad Company The Farmers Loan
.uIqr.t Company, Frederick ". DoHuer ana The tr,t
n,ort.ags bcudhoders oftAe NcwJrrscy Southern Rail
road COMPANY Tae injunction res;ra.ns the first six
uarlri d.f,ndanJs from executing OF COMMUNICATING 20
,.t made by them on September 80. so, with the
fist mortgage bondlodel, Of the NeH-Jrracy southern
R,t Dad Company ant Frederick w. Dpnucr flr a con-
taIliion of Long Branch Road with ,hc NewJcrscy
- ~ ,iIqcJ by the plaintiff that the bonds Of
tlIe NeW.JeI.ry southern Road hrid by the
J.fcudaut. are pledged TO the fulh ment o, au
agreement made IN 1870 between tIat company
and the Ling Branch aDd Sea-shore Road, WLieh was
placed then uHdcr Tie manu-emr!t or Iuc southern
Iuc majority ut the securities ot tho Long Br&ucn
ana Sea--Lore Road. whicn extends from sandy Hook
Long Branch, is owned by Ir Could AMI upon lHtW
the apDt. ca ion Tor Junction was mat'. ~ the
uulcha.o Southern Road tine Central lairuId Of
New Jersey would ObtIlnd competing hnG To Phllddei-
H. REGARD to the suit direc Of the Central Now
Jersey last rycang said: " rIe agreement bY which
tu Genital was acquire possession of tnc SOD htru
Railroad mad m tnr Fall OF ISIS between ihr
hondhOld-r, ol the Nrw-Ioik uut Llug Branch Road
and the southern Railroad Company. Ihs central
owns tIIcciCurths Uf the s,ock OI Tue Long bIauch
Road und controls 10 action. ms Long
Brauch and sed-shUre Read has been owned
10y Southern Roid ever since me cohsoldaton' on
SOutIern It had S2OOOoO MORTGAGE noh1s' Nnlti
were originally 10y Tue Cdmd anu ADot hali- ,
receiver Robert r. stoekton Controller Of NoWJersey
bl. IA operated under aiIhcaOle AfFAugenehl "ith
him by Beamla Williamson: inS Esaa WIS 20 h9 hni
sOd under foreclosure proceedings 'ohoflO" Ou9
the INJUNCTION rostrals the sale"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
NEWP0RT GETUSG PEIDE.

PREPARATIONS FOR TIE SEASON
pU11piNG rrospECTs DULL, But PROSPEROUS
SUMMER INDIcArED-LIsr or THE PERSONS 5'ho
HAVE IAKtN COTTAGES.
tyroy ,N AsiONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TEiBUSEl
NEWPORT, March 29.-Aheady there are
many visible signs Oi tDe approaching season MINOR
announcement, and r,pa.s are being made on number
OF the cottages aud tie painters are unusually busy
Ths cleaners also, have be-uu % put the cottages
in order for tho season o. SO and even a this carry
day "a ew OF the cottage people have apoo"ICG' Many
0! the foruId b!e 5arrcaIcs have been removed iom
The stately residences OF the mil )uaIies WAO W" D' hoi'
in du. season to take possession % them. and on
fue days the windows are opened To "dh'
Of lougnecdod airng The fashionable tEorou-lares
bceip 70 look Lively that H. a, certain hours or The Day
when the mechanics gong 10 and lIo1 tie Summer
houses w acre they are employed II mas Dten long
dull Winter tIe carpenters and other mcc'1cs ahd
little building has bceu done number Of cosy-ooEng
homes have been put up for ice local innaDtihtSWAIch
while he tend beautfy the place. are not oi pArtlc-
lar interest % the readers OF TIE TRIBUNE AS usual
in tho Fa OF be year there many announcements
amonz tu. Summer residents OF intenu0n to Duiidi
house lots were purchased anl architects and builders
were consulted but for many reasons the buildings
were not forthcoming, TO TIC ch3Srm oI the poor
mechanics VINO have had scarcely any WORK since
the clOsc last season. The prevailing sttIugency
OF the money market IS doubtless the cause OF tAc
past present and prospective inactivity IN building
circles Many expected that Mr. J. G. Benefits villa
would be under way before this late day, and the "boss"
builders have been anXiOusy looking forward to that
happy event good deal Of pleasure, but signs
are visible, TO stranger at least, OF Mr. Benefits
building either this next He owns one OF the
finest building stcs the avenue. which extends back
10 the Cfs and for which he paid the handsome Of
S45 600 cash 20 Alfred d. Jessup. the millionaire
naper manufactures Of Philadelphia. Mr W. ii. Lewis,
Of the firm of Lewis Bros New-York, uncle Of
charley Ross has purchased for $4,000 building site
ar Oehrc Point from Dir Marshall Woods of Providence.
As usual Mr. Lewis has rented cottage Tor the sum
-. ~, h. ,n.ands 20 build one for his which
vii, he on an elaborate scale. The new villas for Mr..
Philip Caswe, of Boston, founder Of the New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
THE LOVE OF CHRIST.
lG Beectcr at Pgn1orh CTcb (ConGregu' oaal Bfoo y
Al Plrmnutn Church the usual Iargc aunIence


A. Gli,-,,,,,+, Churcl, fine u,ual large audience
80 ,-,t,.,aI ,cstc,oiv ,ugrnin, Tae text was
,-, ~ r.s, xiii..1: "Iltylns loved HIS own which
-sr. in t... world lie loved them unto the end"
~, ,,,.,tl. .,,t..,cc -aIl tIc preacher stand,
iHi' IN'D.i-''.''. '~'' - ~ 49,.
upright IN the face Of dsputau'n Tii cidiAT' j. ha'
m ,orf,oD with what ggca before, hut IL ls the real
'' -, ..,,,-, . 3 I.,.o i...t,,r. c.,t,r,,r,l Il,
beginning o' inc uHFt''''l0- i i''0 -, a..
I'll. Xnth. xyh and Nyth chapters, tLc Hht Oh WHICH
- ,ristad fine canal OF which W.l not be
NV 'N -, ~, ..,..,- .,,,. e., Old, ,,,,,l
until we re''h h'aNeH' LIZ ""''o o'" - '
lart Of the communion service as the br'ahlns OF the
80 ,,t trc driurirr Of IN, wine. Christ had hum
''..' Gnu 80 ~. .;... ,t..., ,-..-.. i.,,o,.,,
Died IIlWeei 10 the o"i''7' ''' '''~' 'i'''' '
even 10 slaves, in washing and "lpNG Ills t.lcIi
. t..., t..s I'm show what fr. rr,atr,,s D.. H.
4'''' "'."' ' ,. .,... . A. ..,,
know tNt- y" hiI come lIoA 20" ''i 'l'" iio "'' ~
w t1 God but this seemed To be Oh-Curcd, OT NJ tunes
80. ..,,..o., o. ,r. .rc IN the Limitations Of the
~ "'' .'J 49, -, rrt, ,,.i,, ,I,.
flesh; nov, Ap"rF't' JN'' b'i"'' i'l' ia '''' '''
heavens oB ned aat IT, was fully conscious that lie was
-. - T. a. -. ,..c, ,.,at -, ,. f ,L, y.su-
"'" - '- ,. - a.
that HC Was merely aA cA'd'- u"'iy man. tN''
f,rt that lavil we'd His own lie Woiil love thcm To
-, t.,t,;,,,, f , marcel. I'm tns vt.,r that He
'I' '""' '1 '''' ''.''7 ' ~
WA rcptc>euitllNco OF the 'tHtI '"' ""I HIS tp'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
TIE TRIBrNE,S TEXTS.
TIE IRlBJ NE'O lbAlo'
The Per IL r. Vye at 1e church Of our FIhr lTtrersdso
Brooklyn.

Brooklyn.
AT the Church of Our Father in Clermont-
aye near Atlantc-ayc.. Brooklyn, last evening thc
Rev III r. Nye preached from THE TRTBuNE's editorial
IN S,turdav entitled Texts for Tomorrow. After re-
marking that his attention called to the editorial at
te breakfast and that II helpful and lnspr-
ng as many sermons. he read 1t and said; Ihs
contains many capital Suggestions In regard to the
trial of Mr. Talmage with the case ITSELF we nave no
right 10 ntermeGdle while his brother ministers are
aseertanng the truth the charges Of asehood ana
deceit; but no of the ancient chGrches'
" Rebold how they love anOtherv y Let us
hone that the truth may be made plain and be WIN dl
Gated Had the rule OF the New Testament been fo'-
loved there would have been trial The testing and
c,aDying of hands at the trial 10 not dlHcr rom "h'
often occur in many churches. In regard 10 iie cor
nut noble, purc-mindcd men in ohlce virtue
i driven out long as the pOliticaanS, a7
here IN Brooklyn arc the dIPgj OK sociey' NaPVs ao
hc worst cities In the world; COARSE iuStu ueh atc
made the tools OF willy women possessed OF the
devil, ana dragged down 90 nell From suoh S9ICo 9
tors descent 10 pro3gacy. - ,.,. 81, -.
In regard TO fie social oy il is difficult subject to
handle IN the pulpit II yOu walk nom 'hI5 chuicH 20
aud bad panrrs sold. Take caro- or the ftiuS ol
ySur children TIE Christian home should throw
an Of potential IL iuCncc on the Sde OF Il-Ht'
Mothers should know what their daughters arc dGiiis
On ne streets the ears, the ferry boats ana IN All p
places not by espionage, but by supervision Wnlch
snail teacn purify, upTiguiness and Wohihhy me- -H
Tiage uu,f DE regarlcd the ordinance of Goa
rather than ordained OF men. Let there nc
While there are streets in Ncw-York which
are lined for miles vith houses OF III fame can we ,!y
that earnest teachers and ministers are DONG rf our
.r tnat men in power properly use their ailhorliy
VI has every man and woman can 90 ahd mike s"cI, y
brtar is TO live lives OF purity every Ihcr ana n'l
Gron and with Christianity assisting art an4 science
tnc world Can be made what IL ought 10 De-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
oBITuARY NOTES.

CINcNNATI, March 30.-Ex- Mayor Johnston
died yesterday
PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-AleX. j. Derby
shire weknown merchant ot ths city, and for many
years director OF the Pennsylvania Railroad died hero
yesterday.
ALBION, n. Y, March 30.-The Hon. r. $.
Burrows prominent citizen and banker, died at his
residence to-day. Two ago he ie and fFac-
tured his hip and was an invalid thereafter. lie was
eichiy-One years old and widely known ana Ie-
spected. The funeral Will take place on Wedne sday
next
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
PULPIT UTTERANCES.
ro1rR op YESTERDAYS SERMONS.


n,ecorpsrs ny THE REV. O. D. FRoTHINGIAa.
HENRY WARD BEECHER, 7. DE WITT TALMAGE
AND II. r. NYE.
The pleasant weather yesterday called largo con.
rrocotions 70 the churches COMEDY and Tragedy
was the subject of the Rev. o. B. FrothlnghauLS
discourse at the Masonic Temple. Dir. BeecherS >
sermon was on The Love of Christ" The Rev. l.
Dewitt Talmage did not mention mis- trial IN his
sermon but in his prayer alluded to official inter
ference. He preached about ''The Glorted IN
Heaven The Rev. H. r. Nye, of the Chnrch OF
Our Father. Brooklyn, preached on the texts Sug-
Cested in a TRIBUNE editorial.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
CURRENT TOPICS IN PARIS.


kRANorET AT THE RESIDENCE OF NJ. MENIER-
COMMENTS on THE PROTECTIoNIsr MOVEMENT
TuE CROWN PRINCESS OF GERMANY AS
FRIEND OF EDUCATION-FRENCH BLUNDERs
PROM THR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
PARIS. March 1O-The Opulent chocolate manu-
facturer NJ Emile MeuicT. gave recently, IN his man
sion1c,r the Pare Nonccau a free trade banquet
in compliment to VI. 7. b. Potter, NJ. p. for Roch-
dale. Some free trade delegates from the United
States and the Executive Commissioner to the
last Universal Exhibition for New South Wales the
Hon. Edward Conbes had long talk with MN. Pot
ter and Daniel Wilson about the prOtectonist reac-
ton which is setting in wherever we turn our eyes,
and the gloomy prospects Of free trade. NJ. Wilson
boped that free trade would not be abandoned by
the French Chambers. Gr6yy leaned toward 1t
Waddinston was against it, because" Mr..
Potter made bold to remark che does not
ike to see Mr.. MOTley's stockings on French feet
The Deputy for Tours admitted the Impeachment
Shop" was behind the proposed abolition of the
Treaty of Commerce. Mr.. Potter startled Leperc
and Cochery by warning them that English Free
Traders could not prevent a retaliation policy. If
Morlcy's stockings were kept out Of France,
Bcaconsfeld would take care not to allow
French articles of taste and fancy to be
old in England The business done in
exporting to the British metropolis false halr
made up for use bonncts ribbons, artificial flowers,
iIks. and made-up costumes is becoming enormous.
NJ Leperc did not hesitate to say in reply that IN
threatening retaliation the English would furnish
very strong argument TO CObden's disciples III
the Ministry and Legislature.
Mr. Combes is enlightened and progressive. AT
he close Of the Exhibition he went on tour round
the capitals of Europe to find materials for report
on industrial schools for girls, which he hes been
charged TO make by the Government of New South
Wales In his pcrC criuqtiOus he was most struck
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

chat they have escaped from, they VIII wave these
and Christ Will look the nation or the saved waving
these as forest waves its branches. Th'y VIII sue
Salvation to the Lamb" DIR. Dick that the cDiet
occupation In Heaven viii be the pursuit or the
higher mathematics don't want 70 go there II IL IS
uI; tho glorhed will he engaged in singing. here we
have ali sorts OF songs there only one. salvation Meh
here who don't know the difference between plantu
viii know more OF music than Mendelssohn, Beettpyeh
aud schumann All viii join In the universal an an,ICI- %
Lei none of us be absent the number OI the gor
nnn
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
Mr.. Remns frst entered thc Assembly as or

oiibe Ciau,auQua members in 1863, and continued TO
rrpresen. the county until tie adj)anment OF the
Legislature Of 1872. lie was born ~ The town Of
j, ,cry January 3, 1913. He was appointed .punty
Treasurer u ls40. and Ecla The Office unu 1916. when
he was cleo cd County Clerk. he then became a
farmer IL 1853 hc was made treasure. OF the Bd1Ho,
CORY and Pl.jsourZ RAJ Dad, and wa, aieITald
president OF the road ia l~,T elected a. super
visor OF the town OF tHtuiauGua. Mr.. Bemus was a
Republican and during his service as IA A,scmo!ymdn
~ IuuubCr Of the Committee, on Railroads, Cities,
RoId. amt Bridges, aud the Library. He was very
active member, and was a devoted IlcLd TO senator
FeElOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
rHr HON. N.LAME. K. GIBSON.

ABINGDON. Va, March 30.-The Hon. James
X Gibson, IIembcr Of the XList Congress, died OF da-
betes tnis morning at hs residence mere.
James King Gibson was bonn at Abingdon
Va. February L. 1872, aad received common -cApo!
education lie removed to Alabama In 1888, aud GU
cas,d IN mercantile pursuits. bat aforWrd returned TO
VtrpDIa vrerc he was Deputy sheriff OF Washington
CoTi m s}l and 1888 He tAcn engaged ~ business
uri -lp aud Hts also postmaster aj Abingdon from
1885 80. IN $40 be DccaDe teIcI ID je iAriH4c
Rank ,f Virginia al Ab.u-iJu aud Also up,dlF puuIC.
uosit4on5 which be held l after the war, WHcu 20" pD
came "a farmer lie WAS elected 10 tAc AL!St Co--icss
49, IL.lMcIIf !.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
MATTHEW p. BENUs.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, March 30.-The Hon.
Matthew F. Hcmu, prominent citizen OF this county,
and for i've years men oer OF the Assembly, died
Fr,5ayuight at MayyiIc. The .SneTal viii take place
NIoDl..Y mnrnlnS az Bonus Il.nl
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

William Julian Albert was born in Balti-
more August t. 1916, ana educated q; Aonn Saint
Maly's Coll &C. Mary land lie merchant, but re-
tired from husaeas In 1856 In 1864 ne was president
of the Maryland Electoral College, which voted Tor
President LIncon. He one oi the founders Oi the
Jr.t NtionaI Bank OF NJ ,ryiaud. and director ~ M
suTauce companies, savugs-laukS and uanuf curing
companies He Was "a Republican member Oi the ALllld
Congress from the Nth Nary Land District teNleG IRON
December, ls73 to March, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON March so Captain Dean
Honoh,n has been grained leave Of absence for on
wear on account Of disability. general court-aTtaA
has boen appointed TO meet at thc Cavalry Depot
m Errscks Missouri ON the - " April, for the trial
., nc nri.on.c As may be brought before IT, The lot
,o,v,p, i, The detlil for the Court surgeon p T.
VoinIa; Major j. T. Wade. of the 9ih cavalry Pt oaP
t.iu IT. Gacely OF the 81 Infantry FIRST LeulehaHs
n Al GIbson OF tnn I'm Cavalry First Lleutenant =.
n R,ebwe OF tho 5th Cavalry. Judge Advocate VI 'no
Court
Pete, of Memphis, was great exhoIter nv bu
ea'n meeting aud always concluded his eXhorta.ion ~
,in that whenever the Lord called Tor MIN ho a.
rs.dy To 20. so darkey sam, 70 prove Pe'e w5o
,sI,ed ono night and knocked at Petcs uOOi, w.,
a. :" snouted Pete. The Lord" TespOhneu Do
What dc Lord want (" asked Pete " Come y" darEsy
a nsWsred sam. "OhY returned Pete. aas uS'~Ns
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
TUE non. William J. ALBERT.

BALTIMORE, March 3O.-The Hon. William
J. Albert died at twelve o'clock last night al his residence