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Washington Market. fetal Prices.


MEATs.-Beef, sirloin, 2Oe. per To-; do. porter
house, 2Oa25c; rib roast. 10a1Sc.; steak 121a2Oc.
COrned Beef. Sal0.; Dried Beef Clipped, 25a30c.;
do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb. 1Sa25c.; Veal, 121fa20c.:
Mutton, 12Ka15c.; Pork. 103a125&c,; Sausage.
12Kc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12Ha14c.;
Shoulders, Sa9c.; Breasts. 10a11c.; Lard Sa1Oc.
FRuITs.-Apples, 40a50c. per peck; Oranges
Lemons, 3Oa4OC. per dOZ. Bananas, 30a4Oc.
per GOZ.; Strawberries 25a3Oc. per OF.
FiSH.-Perch, 40d56c. per bunch; Rock. large,
2oa25c. per To-, 40a50c. Per bunch; Mackerel, goa
Csc; Halibut, 15a20c.; Goldfish, 10c.; Black bass
15a20c. per H.; Pike. 40a50c. each; Catfish, %
cents per bunch; Shad, 15a$1.5O per pair: Her
ring, 20a25c. per bunch: Lobster, 12c. per h.:
Terrapin ,diamond oackl s2oas24 per doz. do.
fslidefs), 50 per doz.
BUTTER. Philadelphia Print. 45a5Oc. per To-:
Western Creamery, 40a45c. New York. 4oa45c.:
ron, 25a35c.; Cheese, 12a21c.; Eggs, 12a15c. per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irish. 9Oa3Oc. per PIX;
do. sweet 40a5ec. Per PIX; Cabbage, 5a10c.:
DO, Early IOrkS, 10al5c.; Spinach, 20a30c.
per PIX; kale. 20 per PIX; Beets.
Base. per bunch; Lettuce. 2a5c. per head: Turnip5
SBermuda), IS per box; do. (Sprlng,) 3a4c. per
bunch; Rad'Sh, sc. per bunch; Squash. 2a3c. per
1p.; Celery, Sal0c. per bunch; Carrots. 20c. per
peck: ParSnipS. 4oa50c. per peck; Asparagus, 25c.
per bunch; Tomatoes, 15a25c. per box; Rhubdrb,
SAGE. per bunch.
PoULIRy.-Chiekens, 5Oa15 per pair: Ducks,
75c.asl per pair; Geese, 50caS1: Turkeys Is
Chickens S.50ast 80 per doZ.
GANE.-Snipe, $500 per doZ.; Wild Pigeon.
s2as250 per dOZ.; Duck, canvas back) S2a25 80 per
pair; do. (red head) $50 per pair do. nallard,
81 25asl so per pair; Geese, .5c.a sl each.
CAMEO rings and FIRE gilt chains. 81. Priggs. +
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IMPORTANT CARPET SALE.-The peremptory
sale OF so rolls Of carpets and Oil cloths con-
tlnues al 7. Y. Naudain's. .G9 Market Space az
auction. See the adVt I
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PARDONED BY THE PREsIDENT.-Wm. S. Gold
sen, prominent politician of Chicago, sen
fenced nine months ago TO imprisonment in Jail
and 81 900 fine for borrowing money from the
cashier Of the post Office money order depart
ment, has been pardored by the President. j.
W. Gregg, his accomplish, was also pardOned,
but will have TO pay to the post Office 81 .225.
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"ALDkRNBY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butteI
churned every morning and delivered in q lbs
:" Ward prints, 46c. per ID. Also. cottag,
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GATHERS, III Market spae

. Black Silks, Coiored Silks, Colored and Black
Satlns, Coored and Black Velvets Black Cashmere
ShaWls (pqre wooD 81. 81 to SIS. Our 81 81. Is and
BACK Sk s enIs are are sPeris 0arss Splendid
beautiful new styiel Madras Ginghanls. Hand
5tc: Black Gashmeres pure wool. wide double.
width, red9ced from soc. down to 37,5
FRONT ROOM. first floor, over our store for
rent. Desirable location for Dressmaking estab.
lisLment.
CARRIERS,
ap1 III Market Snaee.
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zen. GRANT, DUKE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Grant had reception at the st. Charles hotel
in New Orleans yesterday afternoon, and after
ward took a drive through the city, Last night
the carnival court having Serenaded the queen
and other distinguished members Of the court.
in accordance with the annual custom, repaired
finally TO the mansion of Albert Baldwin where
Gen: Grant, who had been especially invited by
the host, was in attendance. After an intro
ductiOn to the ex-PreSident, the entire company
participated In magnificent banquet. During
its progress Mr.. Baldwin announced that the
General had been elected member of the royal
lost and The title OF Duke of America conferred
upon him. The General was Immediately deco
rated with the order OF st. Rex by Judge Geo.
II. Braughn, lord high chamberlain and the
General acknowledged The compliment, thank
Ing them, adding" For as pronounced re-
publican as / am, it would, under ordinary
circumstances. hardly be proper for me to ac-
cept the distinction which you have just con-
ferred upon me, especially as l have been fire.
Quently charged with an attempt to seize upon
higher title. But, as / said before, under such
circumstances, and appreciating the objects OF
your worthy organization, accept the title o.
duke, and thank you again for the compliment
paid me and the kind reception extended me-"
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY

AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY.
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
10TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY's THEATER.
In the City of Louisville, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1850.
These DRAWINGS. authorized by act OF the legisla
ture of 1868, and sustained by all the courts OF Ken
lucky, occur regularly the last day OF every
month (sundays excepted: and are supervised by
The management call attention to the grand opp "
tunity presented Of obta ming. for only So, any of
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
prze......... $50, 900 100 prizes, S1COeaSl 00s
price. 10. 000 209 do. SO each. 10. 9o9
aS d. lS do 10
prizes. 200 each, do. do. /, 800
prizes, 100 each, 40. do.... 90
], 800 priHes. sll2. 400
AZ Tickets, $50 55 Tickets, Sl0O
An applications for club rates should be made At
Full list Of drawing published in Louisville Cou-
fier-JouInal and New Aork Herald, and mailed ,
all ticket holders Send sl orders by money pank
draft in letter. by express. Orders OF &5 and up
ward p g
building. Louisville, Ky., or 1t No: Sv5 and 5O3
New TX avenue, Or J421 Pa. ave. mar3s was
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~ LINE BETwEEN NRw York, HAyRF IONDos
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMFN
1he steamers OF this company Will ssil every Sat-
nrday from Bremen Pier, foot of I'd street Hoboken
kstes OF Eassage From New York to Havre Lon
ooH, SOUTHAMPTON ard Bremen, first cabin, 800;
certificates, S2s For freight or passage apply 10
3kLklaHS go, 2 Bowling Green. New York.
W @: METZERoTT x CO, 925 Pa. ave, Agents
for Washington. se,,Io
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IT SHOULD be Impressed on the minds OF
strangers, fact that is known 10 the citizens
OF Washington, IL you wish to have the largest
stock and variety TO select from 90 to SaSs Il
Co., the tailOrs and clothiers, 3l6 and 3lS eth
street. There is no man, youth or boy. who
who may imagine they are difficult to Mt should
call on them. AT all times they have unqueS-
uonably the largest stock 70 select from.
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VOUR COMPLEXION, as well a. your temper is
IL rendered miserable by Disordered Liver Inn
prove both By taking CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
t4LLS. - ap1sth&s, 2t :
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he hrst CLASS Steamers of this line Nv A. SfyHOI
TEN, ''P. CALAND," "MAAS /" s'SCHIFDaN :,
and "ROTTERDAM leave Jersey city re ey si
alternate Wednesday and Saturday. First Cabin
S6b-S1o; Second Cabin $3.50, Steerase s26.
L. W. MORRIS, so broadway, General Passenger
Agent. FUNGI EDYE < CO., q so. VIM. St. New
"a South Willsm ST, New York. japIg
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An ITALIANS COLoRBD WIFE ATTEMPTS SUI
CIDE-Last night Mary Almaronia, cOlOred
west, tried TO commit suicide by taking lauda-
mum on account OF quarrel with her husband
an Italian. She had yeast bottle of lauda-
mum, fully three ounces which she had pro-
cured from drug store kept by Z. u. Downing
corner or ~ and & streets southwest all OF
which she took az dose. DR.. Townshend was
called and found her In commissions. An enc
Not much damage done.
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MANHOOD ngsroREp
PRESCRIPTION FREE. For the speedy Cure Of
eminai Weakness, Loss of Manhood and an dis
orders brought on ny jndscreticn or excess. Any
Ufi2gist has t-c iagreu. snts. Address
DAVIDSON 4 CO.,
iet-eo 7S Nassau 1T, y. Y.
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PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA WASHING
ION AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with CIyde.s
Line for Boston, Providence and the
New England states
, 1880-03-06
I'IIE lgAlhFISTS.


Tic nth OF tile meetings III tlls city III the
Interests of tic American Uaptist ruhltcn-
tin, Snr,as. ,yns 1,n1d lnst nv.nin, In i,,o
s"n1 s ] i,a,,,st W." fh',rai, 'nr ",e ~ @ tI
otc"'Nl lAp''st Imnle'l, cottet -Mo'l1oe a!,a
Morgan Streets Tlio attendance was quite
large. -.....
.,,c N"v. i,r imyi,m"r ,tel,vrra,i an aL,irnss
' nm M " m',,, t.'e Gsn na '''.'gss ~ ~.
on ihc lu'latitaS OF lilo treetlli!e'l TO tllo
Stability ut the Republic mud to tho Eynll-
getizatlnn tf AfriGn ltegMlru that Tley
30 Elevated to II lllgller ClvilIzu-
ton, t!on md nd ; G;risttanlty," H., 'rhe Doctor %
liberal giving, hi utl of frcednvn lll tho
South tluuI ,l!erctofore. lie Thought not
ongl!t to t'r a,stl he hoped for better results
In thu future. which! woul,l work out the
Regeneration Ut tlsU cDl0reA race lii Afrfcu
a,al laalia t!.e :sontllarl freedmen better and
lnnre enlightened citizens.
i>f. II. Grilllts. III Philadelphia, was MI
Work Ut thu AulrrIrnI. baptist Publication
Soriety Ainong. tho Freedmen, usltl l,s
4itlaptvtnuss 10 Their NGells." pr. Grlilllll
usktI to !m excused frou. delivering uyy
extended remarks, owing to Il sl.-
, 1880-03-06
LAFAYETTE. IND.

Srttia' DApafeh tO Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Niarrh b-Tho storm, which
huh lcc,t hnvortng ul tho afternoon, broke about
IL u'elnck Thursday. doing III imnlc,.se annount
1T tlanu9a In this roduty,-how much cannot 10
estimated III dollars md cents, ~ n,any OF tho
orchards ati ornamental groves Will require
yunrs to rcplncp.
Tho City ut Lafayette cscapMl tho fury Of tho
hurricane, which cu,nu fruta tho southwest anl
crusse tho river nbout mills North of the city
Dh tho west sitlu nf tho river u lnrKo number
1T lArtiA DutbtIlttngy, etc., werr destroyed.
The athhlI Ut ex.EoMtAfssloher Robert allKec,
III WAbaslI Township, was blown down and
completely destroyed, lnd ll.MCl 0f tho YrAln ht
tltl 4turetl thproil will bu lust Ills tllu UrrhAru
wls rA4led. trees brlnx tpiurItel ur twisted
completely uf. North III tho etty Tho icc- a0lsus
of lttsrge burroughs weru blown to .,lccta, ill.,
His nFchIrd Ana fences were destroyed, uni
altoxe.Asr hs fartl pretty bud. 4 burr, belong.
ilx IL Illu.l llalt.ed Seniz WINS demolished, lit
his thrru tlurstS which WerU thernH escaped tF-
Jury. Tho ltnc0 nrullnd OEiu side DS The City
cclMctery w0s rATrtu.l Away. ttrts blown uowu
In tho grounds, and tho larKo brliXe us.t by tl4p
{irnnl ltuul CoM3'Any WIS buwn from Its tuuf,-
tutIun mid 1v1A1sltea II, tho creek. AZ thu time
tho aEruutur0 wlH !ftsl, iva tNcn with Il hurds,
unu bnxyy hnd tukeu refuge therein iron, tho
slnrhl. Feeling tho STRUCTURE Muslux, thor at
tempted t0 xut uut, but Wer1 unsuccessful, And
wrt down with tho debris. Tilt &uel, swunl ulit
with tho hurSe, but tho vehicle S.1s demolished
Tho !neti wcro bruised und cut abuut tho heud,
but hut dangerously hurt.
! Euss VI the city, fenevs and ttves we're pro.
, 1880-03-06
GRAND TNUSIL BUSINESS.

The Grand Trunk Railway has tinnlIy co,t-
scntcd to report 10 tho Doard OF Trade Its
shipments over Its new line fr0ul this city,
a. statement was submitted to Secretary
Randolph showing tllat tlls new road lias
eArritl East slnce Its 0l,ening-Fcb. la-up
to Feb. ~, tho following amounts OF freight:
l,s0o barrels Ut flour, .ON bushels OF wlleut,
1SouO bushels 0f C0rll, 5000 bushels Uf oats,
aiM @ C9' o01 pounds u pr1yistons.
rnI, rG nnsi'Igss y, Ct tie Northwestern Graml
week or two ago, which IL due to The fnet
that 1t Can1int provide uli tlle culs needed 10
transport tho blisEness tint .o!rerH. Ii It
to sa Is sa's tu through tapaav i wcH II ttaty tnfs
new cnrs nre continually belns turned
ont OF tie Grand Trunk shops. THE road II
also ,cxM1Iencing sonta trlulle With its
to Inadequate warehouse fltflllics. Ihas
1ontl l,ns been bringing lii lately Immense
amounts amounts of mcrcl,altltse from New York,
check new shlpnlents for few 1ays IL order
tu.Kct the goods ut tic warehouse delivered.
Ing Eaaterli trunk lines nre still unxtuns
70 bring about an anllcahio arrangement will.
business between t!!s city ind tic East dur.
!Hs tie bull!ller. There IN but lltllu prOsliect,
however, tl!at sucll All arrangement chi. bo
perfected, as the Granl Trunk tleHands u
Eastern trunk ll,tes are willing to give,
4 meeting Of the +" High Joints" will be
held In New York on thu it'll! Of tits tlo,!th,
when tlIe Grant Trunk complications viii bas
fully considered. Tl'as n1ectInE ls to ,tetor-
the Gnlnd Trunk and tho Eastern trunk
lines, 1n ease war should result, the t;rall4
TrHnk VIII b. ~ excellent eoonditton for, the
By, Its powerful riva1a 1t has excellent ali.
rall routes between this city md tbs sell-
ports, which 1t controls NIL the ,yuy. 1t II,ts
also d go9d lake Iilie from tIlis city to Sur
A!I, which WILL eliablo 1t to take advantage
pr tile low Jakn rates. III such light 1t Will
u MI probability haye tie Ureat Western 1t 1t
cni!a1a as an Nly, negotiations arv nav
Eail TO be ln progress between tho tiru,ltl
Trunk Md ths Great Western by wjtldt! thu
atter Is to find ait outlet to Chicago over the
Northwestern Gra1ld Trunk fr0Hl Port lii.
ron, md the Grad Trunk IL to tElyltiA tts
lake business at Sarnia viii, THO Great West.
erii. which takes It frunl tint point to Iorn,l,
T.. nnd then turns 1t over agalA to the Grand
, 1880-03-06
ITEMS

ITEMS.
Tho comparative cnrrlngs Of the ST. Louis.
Iron Mountain l. Southern for February,
1850, were rs follows: February. 1880, s4o.-
AZ; February, 1871, s34i,lo7; net increase,
$i48,945.
Tho Directors nf tho Erie & North-Shore
Dispatch tfast frciKl't) will meet Mt Now
York OH tho 17til Of this month for the p,tr-
poso of e!ccting Generat Manager Of tho
linn III piace Of j. w. SmltIl, resigned.
csres sFS Es sps t%e ss.es ssss n MaMssr ~, sH Il liz
lloosac-Tnniel !.fne, mid Mr. j. q. Gnthrle,
Agent Of tho Erin !aliu Atlahtlc Il arent
Western at Cincinnati.
a meeting nf ths Chicago Railroad Asso-
clnt!0H Will tho t}GnerAI Passenger Agents
Thursday for The purpose @ ii lmnkinx< nr-
tMnge,lWltts Regarding tho umtRraNt business
frmn Eastern scnbWlrl points. An nEsce-
1lellt WIS drawn up, hit III Acttn1l taken
thereof. It Will coIe p for c,sltIer,tion
Tho announcement OF tho tfcntll OF W. II.
Cummings, Aren't oG tho New York Central,
Nt l}nifalO, yesterday, llAs cniset getlefnt r.
Eret nlti0slE tho rNtlruAt officials In this city.
New NJ css ors Gsa f sf St III y st e fi9' 2y ea e 's
and has hceti III nbte atltl conscientious o!fl-
cial. liz WIS r. genial. whole;soMled gentle.
tlatt. well ItlEc!! nflt respected wherever nc
n$ "; e"w, q., lis 'fat ir w"S Is vSry rymtN Safi'' IT,
last l,e VAS sitting oil thy balcony 1f tho
'rt{t House chnttlng with styHrnl friends,
apparently In tho best of spirits. li9 lett
them tn 60 TO the wGs,toon niMl. wl'i!c II ~.
rnilraa.l llel, OF this city will 20 to Buffalo
to attend Ills f.tncral.
Mr.. james Cl,arlton. General Passenger
Agent Ut tic Chicago IL .AltuM tsaf'r.Hnl, left
, 1880-03-06


BosroS, March 5-Tlle rll1uors of serious
changes in tho t!Iroagl-freSlt llmcs rul,-
ming by way Of the llo0sac Tunnel, which
have been current here stnce tho return Of
the rntIroad men from tic Convention Ut
"lfigl JOINTS" have created sonle AinrIn in
the ,nlhtts Of the State officials and t0-lthy
lllclnber of tho Railroad Committee intro
tlucGd Ill order III the llutlso Of Nepre-
sentatfyes for t3lc Railroad Commissioners to
learn whether tho Boston IL Albany Railroad
hAs lnatit. my contract with tile New York
Central ltoad to bring freight tn It's line, md
thus divert 1t FROM tho Tunnel line, a,l1 also
tn learn the views Uf tic New York
Cpns,- us 10 tho ,so Of tho
Tune, lines. It ls s.tspcctetl TINT corlDina-
lion exists BY whEcl, the Tunnel line Is To lose
II large anlount of freight traffic. Thcre ars
several versions Ut tho threatened difficulty,
but tho most reasonable one Is to tho eiTect
tlnt Vanderbilt, larlug given by Ills late COLI
fercnce MD agreement viii. jtwett, Uf tic
Eric HALLWAY; The samp privileges ~ to rales,
ETC., over thu Michigan Southern, all,t Canatla
Southern frnlu buffalo that Ills avn rOutt ell
joys Ilu also allowed Eric tl1e salnc prlyt-
legs nt Albany, Troy, u.sd other pDimts
tllat his own road llas, SO TINT tic
Erie Is plncctl on precisely. tho salsle
foutlng Ii, respect ,u through traffic uvcr the
Laku Shore y Michigan Southern, Michigan
Central, anu Cnnnt(t Southern, a1itl tlle New
EnglA,lu system Ut rafruntls Us IL NOW TILL
pyr BY s, ths My ,s f%ri M csntrS Zen Mn 1s & c f
respect to tho Western connections ut ttlnt
ron,l over tho Atlantic u Great Wcsnri aud
| other r0AtlB.
This agreement, whicl, allows tho Erlu
freq arerss 10 Now EnEland, l,s,s arn,tset t,ie
!re nf tho managers Ut thy D,stom Il 4 llal,y
ltAllr0a.!, WHO thrghtrn Vanderbilt with thg
proposition tint, II the agreement Is carried
~ teIfy sy bSsIcsss bMI sSf 10 t,e '}G E2e # oa IT,
| This threat seems to lnya sotllcwltnt star.
lied Vanderbilt, who, III or,ler to pacify ilIe
!}ostpn Il Albany, ptrora$ea 10 cut luMse ilnst.
Eiand tls.ilir Of tiIe Central i" thu lioston II
! Albany entirely. 1t was tic !mtcnltun of tho
PRESIDENT of tllu New York Ccl!tr.I u SEVER
his connection with tho Tunnel line tho llrst
question Of I!A'NIlng tho sntrc tratu nf tlie
Central liontl over 10 tle l,0st0n L. 4iLally Is
on1y postponed until tlo lst vt April whcn,
unless vu!!derbft u preynilet! upon e keep
Gi'usetts ns thu solu ,ow'isr Of tl!e
Tunnei.. tho connection or his
rns.s with the tunne! threa.e,,s To- etasc. II
Van,erollt % satrles gut tilo PrplSst + enter:
Albany only, llu will lcays tho liaosac TM,-
MI md lts connections dependent utDn tho
Eric. which. for tho prcsrnt, will bs ablc to
4 trGH!3Is, w 10 ,l larKe'y iacreasY It: W!th
tracked to tl,9 Tun'!vl lIoa.i, the Massac.lu-
sett's .'s Central tak,,is ,'psn !tsslf new llfo,
to the tunnel uni leased. to 6e 0perutel
by tho Lowell lioatt, Ml.d tho two Yoass
now iE operAtlol npoll tho ottor slsle Ut the
tunnel 70 the llntlson Nlyerr, thsre Is llo fear
Hudson River N,ltl the grent hikes will b0
| provided for before long. ANY uctfUn which
, 1880-03-06
OBITUARY..
ANDREW HOPKINS.

Special Dspafeh TO The Chicago Tftbunfs
PrrrsliUl.o, pa., March 5.-A,nrew Hop
kins, brother OF tho lion. james II. Hopkins,
died at MI early Il our this morning. lie was
born at Washington, Pm. Gsd was educated
Mt the college In tint place. Ile subsequent
ly studied Inw. but, after having been adj
ntltted to tic bar, he forsuok tho profession.
Ills tastes leading him into the fields OF Jour
nnlisrt, lle established the Patriot at Harris
burg; wns phc time c,litor Of tho DnEiD
Unio,t, of thts city; and subsequently had
editorial management Of tho Erie Obserucr
ami Lyeoming Standard. lie was appointed
Register of Public Lands in Nebraska BY Pres
hlcnt Bucllnnaii, but returned to Washington
md assumed editorial control Of tho RcDFc,p
amt Examiner. liu wns also proprietor aud
manager Ut tile Washington Foundry, estnb-
1islled few. years ago, attending. to the
business iii addition to Ills editorial work.
lie was 55 years Of age.
, 1880-03-06
How f2lnIao Likes Hayes

:. f1ssNa|INfNH WFTH6IF.
.NnfINg th8 recent row III Antne Nuw
York r.l,orttr, wl.O wns in AugllstN, asked
Sel!utor lstAino what hg Thought Ut President
Hayes, ,"'lhat reminds IAe ~ lftttu story"
1al.l tug Seuatny. l.!agarlztNg President ,!.la-
. t ep out f: o Se.t asrst,st " sf %s tat l,Ks s
man should do ,thU cooking I'LL suns up
enMrl'inr' aud then tho lln,l wlo grumAlesl
stosll.l try Ills hand ut Il, Tic cnoktng w,s
fr!EhttNl, bn, INT onu of tho pnrty-wilh the
Fe,f!ity hnMylng IN tcrrUrpM aver tlleir
heads -.tare!t say Il wor.i, Finally, ttiiltys
eaIa4 to s!tcll 4 pass that each innn trlett 10
lnyeiEle his ',rlEhllor Into freeing Ills n!il..l
Onns!hy 4ne u tho party saw his friend
ulle9eA Die.
"'What 10 you think OF TINT l'ls, anyhow p
"'1t IL tho ,lasl.e.lest piy ever .wrestle.l
tl'e 9lhor fellows eye, y like ito yes, like
, 1880-03-06

NEW lolsK, March characterization bo-
tween tbs paellic Null Steamship Cou,pany
and the overland rpIIroa.ls !,avc resulted IN tho
completion Ut tho ecuntruct by tho several COLI
pul,les. This was signed to-.say by c. L,
Huntington OH behalf Of tile cel,trnl rartlle,
Sidney Dillon for tho Unian Pacific, aud
.1olli lillDy for thy Steamship Company.
1'lle agreeinent fs tu culisluuu llyv
years. und Under lts terlns tlsu rut,r0ad
companies guarantee to tho pae!hc Aial q
business Vt s1l0.Oo0 m0nt! on through.
traffic. Tile steamships are 10 be run every
fortnight, all1 to cac ship the rAllraa,l tol,i.
fryigt. II Is provided aso tl,ai tls co,,tract
shall 10 terminated only IN thu uyrnt " thu
completion VI ~ composing lint Of rutlfouu,
alnl lIcn only after ,linety days notice.
, 1880-03-06
RELIGIOUS.
GEORGE MUELLER.

cro1cE N1rEr1.E1,,
TIN ncv. Grnrpn Mntl.r NJ nr,ssn, Fnr..
met tbo cn,rrrrat1nu Of tl,o First Connr,..
r,tjonaj f,hI,rci, u,r,tn yrs,ertlnv rvr,,inr
IL ria fnciur,..r,ou "f tbn,r huIllInp NJ, ti,p
CORNER nj Ann md Wesl,l,,pton strr'ts, Tho
ocruson was .eypte,I i,y tbc reverend gentle.
mnn IL tho answering of n numhrr nf flnc-
trina1 u,,rst,u,s sent IN he mc,nlura nj tln
rnt,crc,,attn ,fnrn, tho ,,oat fa,r ,,oxs lin
tf'ms IN ,.rat ",,nn1onro AMI III ,vtt,, tta hni,,
'loa!s III siea* "o"!''nnce' "s'"' VIII lha 1le'p
Oi TIC Lorl!, hu would enueayor 10 n'Iswer
tlIc1l according 10 the Word. Tile first qles-
ur.lcu Of fuitha "'4''e"e' o''"ee'' '"o s''' A''o
'rl,. t,Ift nf rni.,, to eofd mtrht Il, roa.
.ues''1 H. .'.,. ~ ,I" 1o, ] ,, ~ .a' p
J es iscerot sa % n Sst IT, a s ossyss ny wts eyc t tc
gift Of miracles Just u.s. ny ~ % my otlIer Of tho tho
Austlrs. Bulnuu, nlso. onu If tia uuost M.
torfona srrrnmts ~ Sntnn hutl lin sa,ne
by people not having particle of Its gracc,
but those possessing the gr,cu OF fuith must
~, snvc,f E,r ,i1,, ,,r,nf If tis tia s"rin,,,r,
~ ,i",. ~ NV e!uu1 ~ 'is Ao
nl'e!!t W seafe1'es'' anu te opening verses "l
| tho thirteenth chapter vi First Curlnthiuns
| will suffice: "rhouEl, l speak with tho
tongues Ut ,nen md Of augcls, and have not
III 7
u'..'"y. .2',.,, a"t ,i ue,u'o AZ sou"uts % piass
CRU IlhHilnR cShlDa'. anu though l'a'c
g tsl. k',. 1 u ~ ,pn t1n a1' a1' a1, .1'. ~! ys %
| all fn1.D, uc tlat I ,nntl r.,,,.,,u ,,t,vtnt,a
| "'' H''t"' =" t"at eou"' icl''otc ''o"lliat's'
! alltl hhVe nut eMrlty. n,H nDthinE."
AS ''ssun"l1y as any u'1e lnrtook Of tho
gracu 0f faith 50 surely tley nre tho children
If t;ml. Enii1, mIvht In, Inrrras,Yl h~ ,.xrr.
=. .l. fai1m ."'emt w i''ete"s..s .. W cH.l-
eH'''a ~ n,n. ''.s u!e'e "sta "'aete'tt "e'
Frees nf inlttl. nnt II, " God'H gracr. oIie
could ot % salsl lhat le Ind tho gift 1t Iatl
[ null the other l!atl It nut. II had Sinlply
pleased titnt 70 tnereIsu Ills faith little lly
tte, ainl + "tsr , hrothefs !' y a slSters i.
Christ their fnittl Nlso would Ic Increased
!nnrs ,tMl ~ t!'',ts, Il WIS NJ slM TINT We bud
~. % tle KIP He fait!i ~ enloyed ~ Jesus
S"fajf I'll II % t tG ls.t Il NM nv is HI p'sr ~ s 'T
Word was u tcrrIh'u thing. People did illus,
little thinking tint thuy were lnakE,g God il
ilar by 80 .ioins 'raku y wcll-know, busl-
Way u business %o:.ll By believed 9n the
l!snlit, aad yct, when t;t,d hui sMt( tint all
Ills words SHOULD De believed wltliuut u.les-
tlOn, there weru tllose VITO d9ubte. It.; This
though t!,e world lt.trI' more rcu.liiy cuil-
dentlett thu !,ttter. Thu grlcc OF faith ell-
tllsly colllcttletl with tlle wrlttet Word. ru
ntt IN impressions WINS mt tniti'. and there
The next question, WIS lis follows:
VIII ytn, glyu your view Of why II ls tt,at o,,r
nrayes;s a!u i.ot all answersy ChrlsiiAiis l'tse
t1lss l. nr ior ttic Av.rtn9 Of I'LL asttction hut
a'is"efa nave 's"t c''t'lc.
lily question resolved Itself l'lto three
M,ll.tS% % or %:osl';crtt'o'!: vs. The peTsoii slloalt
cos.!lnE sn the Word nt t;vi; secondly, No
Hsk Il! tg l'.tiig ot tle l.or.l .les,ts Christ;