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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

The regular September civil term Of
District Court will open next Monday.
Judge Cheevers has returned from Abita
Springs, greatly improved by the trip.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Constable Remus Jones of the second
ward caught an Iberville horse thief in
Port Barrow to-day. Particulars next
week. The horse, splendid arrival, was
recovered and returned to the owner.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

A dark bay horse mule has been taken
up as an estray on Gibson's Leblanc
plantation, and the owner is notified to
come forward, prove property and pay
costs. The animal has been roaming
abont the vicinity several weeks.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

"Brindle BillO went to the city this
week. He met /" Joe Tripe" and had
"plenty much fun" but returned Thurs
day night with only one nickle in his
pocket. "Grummy's" got you, Mr.. Bill,
this time. All ha, Ell!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Judge r. N. Sims and family returned
recently from brief sojourn at one Of
the nopular summer resorts.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Every body wondered why Mayor Is
rael didn't turn out with the Hooks
Tuesday evening, but the mystery was
explained ncxt day when it was rumored
around town, that . dainty little girl
waif had strayed into his domicile.
Friend Joe and his estimable young wife
have our congratulations on the acqui-
sitiOn.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25
List Of Letters
Remaining in the Donaldsonville Post.
Office SeDtember 26. 1890.

Anderson, Mrs Sarah Harrison, Mrs Mary
Armstrong, Mrs B Hartwell, Sandy
Amaeker. ? Mathews, Mrs V
Brooks, Mrs Ellen Maple, Robert
Clement, William Jones, Valery
Dugout, Mrs Marie levitt, N FL
pesetth, Miss Pauline Scott VIM
Emanuel, Emile loading, Miss Amor
Ferguson, Mrs Sarah Williams. Augustus
Field, Mista Williams, Simon
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office
W. G.. WILKINSON. P. NJ.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Who that knows Of New Orleans and
Canal street has not heard of Danziger's
And who that knows the place is not
aware that it is one of the most popular
and extensive establishments in the
cityf The house stands in the front
rank in the estimation Of the public, be-
cause of the enterprise, liberality and
fair dealing Of it's conductors, who keep
the best goods in greatest variety and
largest quantities and sell them at the
lowest figures. Besides the regular dry
goods department., containing NAM
moth stock of everything to be found in
first-c1ass establishments Of that kind,
the Danziger's have departments devo-
ted to dressmaking and the manufacture
of ladies' and children's underwear,
where orders are filed with the utmost
possible dispatch at prices beyond COM
petition. A member of the firm devotes
especial attention to country orders, and
samples Of goods, with instructions for
self-measurement are sent free to any
part Of the country, on application. "A
trial will convince tho most exacting
that the merits Of this house have not
been too highly praised. Address T..
Danziger's Sons, 1871 Canal street, New
Orleans, La, and be sure to give them q
cell when in the city.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

We wero mistaken in saying, last week,
that the late lamented p. Sabin Braud
left no children. A widow and four chill
dren- two boys and two girls, the eldest
about 10 years Of age-are loft to mourn
the loss Of an esteemed husband and
father. Deceased was 40 years Of age
only, instead Of AZ as We previously stated.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Mrs. G. Heating, the accomplished lady
who presides over the destinies of Keat-
ing's Academy, one Of our oldest and best
educational institutions, makes the graf
flying announcement that she has Sc
cured a lease Of the spacious Bradford
property, and will establish the Academy
there on the LIST proximo. Mrs. NJ. +.
Pendergast, sister of Mrs. Heating, and
also an experienced and competent
teacher, will hereafter have charge of
the Girls Department Of the school,
which will be entirely separated from
the Boys Department, though Mrs. Keat-
ing will continue to exercise supervision
over both. With more room and better
facilities in other respects for success
fully conducting the important work of
the institution, we shall expect Keating's
Academy not only to retain its present
popularity, but to increase it in the near
future.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

We direct attention to the card Of
Messrs. Schwartz & Son, the well known
dealers in dry goods and manufacturers
of ladies' underwear, No. 161 Canal
street, New Orleans This is one Of the
best and most favorably known estab-
lishments in the city, and it's capacity is
indicated by the fact that the employees
of the firm exceed ono hundred in num-
Der. Not only do the Messrs. Schwartz
enjoy large city custom, but many
country merchants supply their stores
from the establishment, because they are
always sure of obtaining tho best goods
at the lowest prices the market affords.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Who has lost dark bay horse' See
estray notice.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25
Estray Notice.

Y1AKBN UP on the 18th instant, on the
Il Leblanc plantation, one
DARK BAY HORSE MULE,
fifteen hands high, about FIVE years old and
well broken. The owner is notified to prove
property and pay cost, in default of which
the animal will be disposed Of according to
law. Darrowville, Sept. Is, 1880.
Ct BEN. GIBSON.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25
. Amonp the residents of Donaldaonyilla

Among the residents of Donaldsonville
Who hive this week returned from sum
mer w;:nderiEgs in the North and West
are Mrs. Julia Israel and children, Mr..
Jacob Lemann and his handsome son
Meyer, and Mr.. Adolph Meter, all Of
whom arrived per steamer Gay last Mon
day night. They return in good health,
evidently having derived both mental
and physical improvement from pleasant
sojourn and travel abroad.
Messrs. Franz & Opitz, diamond set
ters and jewelers., Of IS Royal street,
New Orleans, have established an en-
viable reputation in their line, and oil
who deal with them may be assured Of
honorable treatment in every respect.
They deal in and repair watches, jew
elry, silverware, etc, and make .
speciality Of diamond setting and manu-
featuring jewelry to order. Give them
trial.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25
Arrival & Departure Of Nails

DOnaIdsOnvflle Post Office.
Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
cepted), as follows:
Neo Orleans and Donald sofville- New
Orleans and Texas railroal-Arrives at II
n, departs at 1890.
Donallso,suiue and bayou Sarn-Per steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward j. Gay
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urdsy evenings.
Donaldso1viLe and Assstmption--Per stage
line to apoleonville-Arrives II a. NJ,
departs P. n.
All other routes discontinued Jan. ]. 1879.
To insure dispatch drop all letters in the
postofice by 1850 A. N.
W. q. WILKINSON, P. M.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Sheriff Jones publishes his proclama-
tion Of election in to-day's CHIEF.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25


A conspicuous advertisement in this
issue Of the CHIEF explains and lauds
the virtues Of /. new discovery, the i'm
portance Of which to persons whose eyes
are affected can not be over-estimated.
We refer to the medicated glass which,
manufactured into eyeglasses and spec
taclcs, is said to preserve the eye, restore
impaired vision in many cases and cure
affections to which the organs of sight
are liable. Surely such a discovery as
this is we'll worthy trial. Mr.. Hero.
Housah, manager Of the Crescent City
Spectacle Company, and an extensive
dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, etc. !,
"A st. Charles street, New Orleans, will
supply these indicated glasses to order,
at reasonable prices. Persons living at a
distance can be fitted and furnished
with glasses through the mail. Send
your address and a stamp to Mr.. Housah
for information. Work warranted and
satisfaction given or money refunded.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Our staunch and sturdy young friend
F. P. Schiller, Esq, informs the public,
through the medium of an advertisement
in the CHIEF, that he has succeeded to
the business of the late Joseph Icard,
and is now prepared, at the old stand, to
execute with dispatch all work in hi.
line with which he may be kindly en-
trusted. Blacksmithing, horse-shoeing,
carriage and wagon making and repair
ing, and iron work generally, come with
in the scope of his trade, and those who
have tested his capacities as workman
speak of them in the highest terms. Mr..
Schiller solicits share Of public patron
ago and guarantees satisfaction in work
aud prices.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

The announcement that ex-Gov. War
moth is to address the mass-meetings adj
vertised to take place in this parish on
the 9th, 9th and 10th Of October, will
doubtless he of itself sufficient to attract
. large attendance Of people, irrespective
of party affiliations. The talented Gov
ernor has many warm friends here, in
both parties, and even those who admire
neither his political record or opinions,
will be curious to see him and hear his
views upon the issues Of the campaign.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25
DoNALDsoNVILLE, La,
Saturday, September %, 80
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Cincho-Quinin cures chills and fever.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the
appetite.
See new advertisement Of Keating's
Academy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the
bowels.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-25

KGating's Academy,
DOnaIi1sOnvilIe, La.
MRS. G. HEATING, Principal.
Mrs. Heating takes pleasure in announc-
ing to her friends, patrons and all having
children Of an educable age under their care,
that she has secured a lease Of tho commo-
dious and desirable
Bradford Property,
Corner Lessard and Iberyille Streets,
where her Academy will be located ON and
after the LIST of October, 1880, with
Separate Departments for Boys
and Girls,
in different portions of the building, each
having its own exclusive entrance.
The Boys Department will be under the
immediate charge of MRS. HEATING, and
The Girls Department under the drec-
ton of MRS. NJ. E. PENDERGAsT. a compe,
tent and experienced teacher; Mrs. Heating
exercising general supervision Of the estab-
lshment as heretofore.
With increased facilities, no effort shall
be spared to maintain and improve the rep
utation of Keating's Academy as model
institution of learning, and to merit con
tinuance of the public favor SO literally be-
slowed in the past.
A limited number of pupils from abroad
will be received and furnished with board
and lodging. For terms of tuition, ETC., ap-
ply to or address
MRS. C. HEATING,
sep25-2t Donaldsonville. La.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-22

Deibe merben tpabrideinli& nit benz 3e.
ben baUcn icmu,eu. - Der Wl5rber So,
btnstcn, wel&er I'M tetten Npril ben
Rattbetps ermurbete, 1T 3u tebenstdnS=
liaer 3uhtbaueifrafe perurtbeilt purben.
- Sn Baeo 1T &rscuperneur Sub.
barb ansetommen, um ben @ontratt gun,
Bau Der ct. ecuis unb Teras @ifenbabn
BON 2H(er na& Waco ub,ui&lieben.
- Dte County @ommiifoners prn
Vietcria eeuntp iteben nit benen BON 90.
liab County in llaterbanoluns me8en
4uslesen elmer 9aoab ;wiidsn beiben
Stdbten.
- sheriff @on3ales bon lbebb @pun=
tn bat einel elBanbe bon 8 pferoeoieben Der,
baftet unb in bic Sail 3u 4orsbp abselies
fert. Drei berielben 7nb Nmeritaner, bic
iibri8en Reritauer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-22

bOfte Inner, Is wieber atautraaen. paf
Der 8irtsnbof Dir bei feinsm 1ose fre
setSr,n fcQts, unb artsitete mlblelise,
ale ie; bod - bali nt&t, Dtne IN,
Better tparen su arg 9esen itn. @u
Rett Detn tletnes Grtttum ,tsmlid In
S&ulp, @etrbt -ts III befer. ba6 man's
slst& serabteraus fast unb bab Du tlar
fetR = unt beim nOttwensisen 8srtauf
pire Dir ntdt siel ibris bleitta.
tlm 3,psi Sage ipdtsr iab 0eerbt Sc.
baur wteber auf Der S4ulbant, une sur
Redtsn unb qinfsn ia6en fsins @enufen
neben i'm. als Of uttts seldsben unb
NQes In Der Welt senau sttnio s,tlisbsn
isi, wie cine balbe Ds@e aupur.
Mt unssfatr bte 5dlfts bes Dtnters
Sersanssn, pudte etnes Sage her ppf6ute
wisoer an bic Ebir ber lonR BON Nisman.
bem aafsefuAttn Da&tammer. Ct brad.
te sinsn NIT fanf Sissela serf&lufsnsn
Brief bss pafors gteeltus, wel&er l&risb,
hab sr stelfa4 umlonif gsrfu&e aaseRellt,
ben ei,tentuf ,u entanbern, bod btster
tstnen eIettaber ssfunben. Dnr& einen
slidtiaen 3ufal absr fei Is ttm isbt un.
srwartet eslunoen. ben 8efb nett Sor'
tteiltafter. aIs tr lu bsAta seuast, u
Sfrfaufsn. une Ct lberfente anbtt ben
1etras bee mad absus ber auf BEN 9ef
taftsnben SHuIe pesblisbensn GrlSlss.
@serht 1ebaur aatm sis nit runtsr
6umme BON fiinf6anssrt zbalera Ia ben
Brief etaeelesten Rafeni&etne unbs ser.
f&Ioe fe III BEN eln,issn SHranl ieines
enSsn Stit&snS. Daan srif * wieter
CUR Geeer. nm ven mate rtrustenem Sab ~
Souensen. bod ete 1ans woute biesmol
aud BEN }elsaea Dillsn aiat 8etsr4en,
mtt staem iAeasa Bid Rreiften ,ietne III.
sen unrs mandmal an bsm S&sanl rss'
ikr. q var ttm plsbli&, ~ d Il ID
felbR. fins Oereanesatsit, itine Ssels
seslauft tatt.. NH aaA slaietn .Niaatsa
tpraaS efsauf unt iiff In Tbsx laltfn Dt1S
ttaAus. wsit dttr Biz Gelbsr ess elnb bRabt.
drf Der ip6te absaa tsa4is tta tsim, uab |
jam etaIleea Raf traaate tsst' NG4t
isias eampe ai4t. = - sa-s'n@ i -. - ~ .: q.
: s5 gsrtktnns fstst.ss.,@,-s L IS - = Il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-22

IS I ui&ts 70 tbeuer als btllise Mebt<
GIN, fte 1T au irsenb einen. pretfe au tteu
e. Dies btiiatist f& BET ben src6eu
Yaleten nit CONDITION pulpsr, wel&e lest
sertaaft wtrben. Man taufe Sberi.
bansG Ga1alry Gonbitiunvul.
eer une man mtrb tetnen Srrttum teAe.
ben. Die sroeea patete fap duberl1
wertklos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-22
Z { I a &.

ApttsSppR@F9z. Ocrne, l6. Ut0t. NM
fnStienatose feiertes bic tisflse @4mle
unter SETTING her ;gebrer s. Diens
ssr uab S. S. VSt ibr idbrli&es glaifeit.
Danit serbnnben nar ID alei&er 3eit SAG
20 ia5ri8e Subilinm bes N5rner Miu.
snerseian8eereins unb CAB bies tsppelte
BeronlafanS tres Der fMle&ten 3eit ben
Tag fefti& ~ beseben. gBcbl bS.te mon
bon dlteri aRitSliebern baufs Die Bemer
funs: Triiber var't bod i&Saer ,sue se.
matbli&er nab ba nan biefer 3iaae faft
an tebem Qrte beSesnet. 10 ,pirb bas Iasn
ietne ei&tisteit baten = bic @ranbe ba.
fir lieeen nab - ab9eieben barcn, bae
man EN- Jeit i'm 6reisn NIT 80 Sabren
gang anbers auFebt ats 20-30 Sabre
tpdter. Die Susent ma&te benn aud
ben beiten @ebraun bapcn uub enbli@
tbcnten and bic Gltea auf unb nabmen
bus 2eben ,uie e 1T. -
Ghr bic S&ule bat Der tieNse S@ul.
pereiu piel = i& niS9te faseu ulebr sez
than aIs irBene elm Dlat in ben Der.
IeiniSten Staateu, xnb man mirbiat bies
um 70 mebr, ba NIT peniseu Nusnabmen.
pie 8eitrdse xi&t BON litterFaNe setei.
fen. Die Ielbfra&te feben iebr gut.
1uuuwsue if siel n,ebr gefan,t wie in
ansern 9abreu unef itebt gut.
Der 1rem6enbefn4 In ben 6etel ia.
,aretbea il iebr fart unb bileet bies i'm.
mer einen ui&tiSen 6altor in ben. 1eben
Der bief3en 3autlente.
Die 6offnans, Dor unsefdtr 6 gBodsen
faft Seri&wnnben, III ,pieber neubeIett unt
,EFoten Watbes fett Der BSrner Der gu.
funft entsesen. a,s l.-as4 9.
-a5n Dallas befinben H& I&on fsi
utebreun Easen S&iiben aus bea yer.
f&ieeeaen We8saben bee Staates uab bal,
ten Elm ,.S9ls6tcurnier" as. DieIel
surnier b.ftsbt in benz 6dieeen BON Eau,
Ben, bic man IN bieiem 3wede scm gicrb,
weReu importirte. Die ormen 9bier,
uerben 3uus 8rceen Eteile pertrappeIl
unb ieia 6ersb III ssrbanben, Der oiefe'
Tbierqudlerei elm 3iel fest.
| = IN berl Dad Greet bei DatIas uur
be Wm. NiQ perbaftet unb unter $1,000
Dlrsi&aft seiteut. neil ier fi& nit ieinen
Treunbe Niie Gail ent3ueite unb Jpn
mebrere freanbi&aftli&e Weferifi&e bei.
bra&te. 81 asasls,as,d sii;'
4 = Die Eeras unb st. Qcuis Gilen
Ebabnesnspugnie bat Nd bnr4 bic Uabl
ebeu Beamten srSanifirt. az tss
Sn Wnec ,purbe Gam Smitb
Weiieneer far Elm Gbieaoeer gei&dft, yer.
lttaftet, neil ,er bon 0aniea in Walpeiicn
s6au autouio, duitip, Warlin unb Terar
lana 0elb 9eleSen bate, sbne ba3u Ct
. md&tiat ~ fein. .Is - ssE 'a-A
- Sn Serton. satiue Gsuntb, lie
Setn DoQn einen Resolper lur Grbe fal
. len. Die Waife ,entlub 0& anb perwun
bette itren Gi9entbdtner berma6en al
8ein, ba6 baiIelte ampatirt perben uuets
|. Usa Uteutam f&reitt man, Di
H6r Rdernte II Mnjerer @eoeub wirb fet
sana essisaen, .waaa itestsaSt ksy anl
.. EAt eeteabe I9stso0 nod etne 0rute sc
nsnnt nerben lata. ,,ssa .esoelz.laar
in Gsn4e. befanb I'D alttl
. xDatblaltsn une 6onns Sctnfsu. 4
I Ndode1 ssn lei4ten Sittsn, Jalanne
! In einem 9aietbsbauie. - l9sial mi
|. (&en bejben ein Streit sae1etrs4ea d
I ieia, sesa 4paitinetsn ~ pIStli4 eiu
3 Yipple Dub ieaerte jweimal ant sss Weat
l 6seS setlbst sss aeiasm ber S4aHe q
" tysWsu pnrte. Dmn f&c6er a4 ielblt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-22

- 6err 8. SBoIfipn beabfatist
betanntlid oeanddit cine 8ersrSBeruns
ieiaes 9efdaftslotales oor;unebmen. I'm
iid ahf ben Bau Scr,ubereiten unb Ylas
gu f4affen, perfauft er ale feine @aaren,
mie S4nittnaaren, Sdube Stiefel, Site,
WSbel .e. 31 duBerorbentti9 niebrisen
Yreiien. Dies 1T cine @elesenbeit fur
Seoermann bili8e @infiufe gu MAIDEN.
Wfan iber3euse fi4 BON bell @efasten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-22

ireul,are, 1na II.
iswis ale natsrn gin,slntsitsa asten auf
1nftassa aasatssltltA ~ Dlsaasa.
Rsat iatlrstAea xufirassa Ft,t saissNa
q. =. 1altemt e. In,
ss7 eis RamsGst.S Stsaie.
sa yeeu.O Orieons "a.
BastrIdfass Nssntsn ssrbsa strsanst.
6,Lss,pii
, 1880-05-16


AS was anticipated by those who have had con-
siderable experience In such mattcrs, the pro-
posed series ut races between Mr. Vandcrbilts 3
Eyeur-oid mare Maud S. and the o-ycar-old
california stallion Santa Claus has fulleu
through The talk about. the races originated In
proposition from Capt. George n. Stone, Of
Chlc'nnafi, who has charge Of Maud S., to trot
her agatnst any 6-year-old in the world This
challenge vas promptly accepted by Dir. Finni-
gan, the owner Of Sunta Claus, who proposed to
trot for 5000 side. Mr. Stone thon wanted u
series Of tive races over tracks in f1yo different
otates. 10 this Nh. Finuigan replied that he
would t trot tue r7lces tlancd over any one truck
elnnnt1 man nothing to do but dccuue or accept,
whieh nc does In Il letter published in tho Gin
cianatt Enquirer Friday, Referring brictiy TO
ar Einnigan's last proposition. he sAys:'
Editor ENQUIRER: My first knowledge of Mr.
finh4nn s wish to nlutch Santa Claus against
MAUI - c'sfne from E. A-l3uck, proprietor Spirit
" inc itmts, in the following tciegram:
SEW YonK, Ap1il 2.-6;eorye v. Stns,-. Cincinnati
q: htckox toieErnphs SAnia Cinut accepted Maud
>: chAlienxe VII trut lve r7aces, Il each race OF
say! r i EiIciI ="
This dispatch found me under promise to enter
IN t-yoar-old stakes, and replied:
TIN. N: =. April 2oE 4 Buck Spirit Of ths
named N, too large. > ~ GkonoE n sTosE s5se"|
When stated l thought the amount named
100 e ~ urge, understood the proposition to mean
so,oo0 ench race, $500 q SIDE which amount to
, 1880-05-16

"soenoe a an invasion Of the domain 1liegid-
a1sy s1,s neld by theology in the past and threat,
III Sns kno ascendeucy Ut theological syatems and
.ueas Truly modern physical science ie an in
1s Easl,n OF the domain Of theology, and Of ph-
scientists that our scientific friends err, but IS
theologians, and philosophers; and logioians. By
tncoloEy, natural theology, no doubt II meant,
and since natural Theology necessarily forms
part or the study and science of Nature, physical
science. which howesrr, must l,e athenus and
take no account Of the being OF God. will invade
Pt1at!ar Scfcne< Monthly ever. had any idea Of
sthe domain tf theology. 1t certainly has no
conception of revealed theology M distinct tn
principles from natural theology. II modern
science threatens the tscctldeuc, OF theological
erudics the reason IS evident. Matcrialstlc III
Ter and sense, aud, blinded By theories and
skcpticM ignorance, it ignures the real order Of
the universe
Professor or THE PHYSICAL Sciences.
, 1880-05-16

Hinonn tNiH1.) IsepuI'fca,t
SAD md singular affair hnppened in the low
er part Of the city On Thursday afternoon, about
5o'clock, at tho house of 3lr. Heinrich Woudt
Mrs. Wcndt was e11;yagad In some work outside
the door, shcn she heard her baby scream-uu
infant Of about =: months. Hastening In, the
ANXIOUS mother was met BY. the cur which rll1
on Mrs. Wot,dt's upproach. Tho mother, IT, her
horror. found that the cat had been trying stn
eat the child. The skin and flesh OIL either SID;
OF It's little forehead were torn and bleeding, the
cat having actually gnawcd through to the
badly, indicating that an effort had been. made
to protect itsett IN Its feeble way 1t was in Al
low condition tf-day, having had spazrns this
killed.