New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

!, g., ,cccpnt AT night she took the ounch % Ill No. oc
fsthers .er closet and passing through cel oV
ne by another prisoner gave her she re-
Sss liberty When they were once IN 'ho s"eo' '
@ soIved 10 accompany him 10 his night - -.
IN Roston Advertiser has terrible s'oiy
.....r,,rg Alden Davis the fanatical under'aSei ~
pocasset VINO approves of the Second Au'e"','.
aar If the child Edith is uOt raised ne SAP :. ,
.has the sacrifice Is not complete, anu ~ -. - -,
s-a,, are I'M ther advanced IN Adventist peii -. ..
,,ost of the sect Il may be necessary ior o'' a.,
- +.tap Aperson found Davs's children CITY iu' -
" S', So .a tr,uhIa found that they feared tueH
- d kin them ~ Freeman had hllieu ms iiis ns'.o @
la Mr swift the mother OF Mrs Freri Fi ~ regard
mat the sacrifice s not complete aHa a.
ing the murder as most suriO"' - - -
.,,,,;o,l +r,;t of Russian manners is
-, =, ~ p,ssian journal called the h0tpd. lh some
r,,t. of Russia il Is the custom 20 ornal'e'i' S
..,,v,+ies with retired generals I'D iui P"I",0 N
T1 nsto1n is particularly favored by 'he oourseoi7
xho ike 10 make q display OF thelr reia'ions VIZ"
- The retired generals are PAID ior thelr
ann ranging from five silver rouoles up
~ ,,ire p, the number OF decorations they
s-1e hired general comes early and stays late ana
aars Ia be- on terms Of intimacy win l1e laiiy' ~
~ ose o the ate he receives As zee anu 9uty Ves
t te i sfate OF advanced ntoxicauol, Il, indeed ne
Is able 90 get nome AZ MA -,
When the little child who was murdered oy
peman the Adventist, in Pocasset' Mass, was ourlea
= Sr,,a.v afternoon Alden Davis, who had charge OF
services, planted nlmseh upou 70 slaNCs''"0 anu
oade violent harangue. Il intend" he shouted " to
1000 the motives OF my friend in committing this -
. Nurder Murder :" cried the crowd, supplying word
as the man hesitated Then followed horrld scene
over the open coffin. Angry voices cried out, Choke
MIN w and Bury him in the open grave y IDe lncensed
assembly crowded up around he man, who was clamor
inc loudly TO be heSrd, when the Rev. Mr.. Williams,
spuuc 10 the front anu barring his head, asked Davis
fbs would not OF rospest 90 the cause Of CHRIS.
an, 70 the innocent dead desis Davis turned excitedy
to the crowd crying am To desst in defending
The father OF the child in the coffin before you He
demanded the subject. a1d asked all IN favor
n, his disseminating his remarks TO mold IN their
hands Nearly all went up. and ON the other side being
sailed for on six or OF Davs's supporters re-
sponded d" 1 give notice. be sand, g that there VIII
he held here under the auspices OF the Second Advent
lists camp-meethS tun June 10 10 june oO' 10
winch invite every denomination 10 send their cham
mon men 10 - " 70 be murdered interrupted Voices
Mr. Freeman the brother OF lhe man I'D baI~ust.'Dlc ~
jail. mpored Davis, " Do for Gods sake, stop, tla We
f cbi'- uncle Kept watch bes de the grave All night,
FOR the rumor the air thai the Adycntsts would
steal the body and then assume that it had Oeen trans
lated % another world.
The founding of the Alpha Delta Phi Fra
,er,fv winch is 10 hold its forty-seventh annual con-
yeution to-day and tomorrow with the Pm Kappa
Chapter OF trinity College Hartford, s ascroed by Ihe
GrqDbic 10 samuel Eells student at Hamilton College
ana subsequently partner OF ChlefJIstce Ihase Inc
Cnapter which he established has erected a memorial
ana biographies, volume. edited by his brother has
been published 0y the Fraternity. Oi the orSna. mem
bers O.. Hamilton Chapter only suryives-O oluiel
Williams OF Clinton. n. Z. In 1886 Daniel Huntington
LID. now President of the National Academy of De-
sian was graduated at Hamilton aud came to New-IoIh
In letter read 40 Fraternity dinner be wrOte me
Urban Clap.er. New-Y0rk University, was uaugUTted
n 1886 u my studio. We entered INTO tie spirit OF the
Fraternity with infinite Zest and. an sure with pro1f
both % our minds and our hearts" The founder and
leading spirit of Columbia Chapter john jay, to-day
the president OF the Fraternity In 1887 the columns of
The Ycir- York Courier and Inquirer and Of The NORTH
American contained standing notice, Meetings Of
Columbia Chapter Alpha Delta Phi, at the library OF
the Lvceum Natural History, Saturday evenings
at O'Clock. Members Of other chapters invited These
meetings were supplemented at later hour by ban
guet at De.mOulco's OF that day-Foyds Hotel III
Beelunsu-s. Tie catalogue OF the Fraternity has
reached it's fth edition; that OF lS1b s volume pI
$50 pages The membership iC 1879 4,130. TIE uu-
utrgitluate- number 300, and lie alumni resident III
Ntw-Iork and its vicinity, whom special catalogue,
with occupl and addresses published number
500 The presidents Of The Fraternity since the umc OF
Lrls have been DIT. Henry n, Day, Dr. Joseph /.
Thompson. Dr. Sorrs. Professor Theodore W. Dwight,
Professor Edward North, Governor Chamberlain "I
Maine 1.. GIGesbeck, Professor Aoses Colt lyer FRO
lessor Lewis Collins, Edward Everett Hale aDddoLu 10y