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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

THE Nor Era is welcome to know
that the INTELLIGENCER, like it claims
for itself, conduct it's business on strict
ly business principles, employ the most
competent help it can command, and
never stops to inquire what their politi-
cal opinions are, or how they vote, so
long as they faithfully discharge the du-
ties for which they are employed" If it
happens-as we do not know and have
never sought to inquire-that everybody
around this Office votes the Democratic
ticket, we are glad to hear they have
such good sense. No such consideration
was ever suggested in their employment
or their retention. The INTELLIGEN-
GER has never threatened nor asked any,
body to put UP political sign-boards
over their business places. It only won
ders that sensible business men propose
to do SO at the instigaticn of political
bummers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Livingston.

Before Judge Livingston.
In the lower court room the case OF
Charles Fell VS.. Edwin Burnett, Josiah p.
Lee and Samuel r. Lee is still on trial.
The testimony has closed and the counsel
are speaking.
Before Judge Patterson.
Almost the whole Of the morning ses-
sion was taken up by the examination OF
the defendant in the case of John Nj.
Bartch for the use Of Samuel Bruckhart,
and Frederick Buchcr VS.. John $. Bowers.
The witness being deaf and dumb the
questions asked arc all written on paper.
The defense is that the plaintiff has been
paid in full for the building which he con-
structed, and they claim that they never
agreed to pay for the extra work. On
trial.
A rule for new trial wa; granted iii the
case of Coroner Isaac Misl,lcr VS.. the cOun-
ty Of Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

pose is position too monstrOus to be en-
tertained for moment under our present
system"
Seldom does an appellate tribunal find
occasion to condemn the action of the
court below in language so severe as this !;
but the condemnation was righteously de-
served.
We rejoice at the wise and just decision
which the supreme court Of Pennsylvania
has rendered in this case. 1t is bold and
comprehensive assertion Of some Of the
principles which lie at the foundation of
liberty of speech and the freedom of the
press in this country. And We are glad
that our neighboring commonwealth, like
New York, has a court Of last resort quick
to recognize and rebuke any attempt to
restrict the rights of the people as guaran.
teed by the fundamental law.
"A Fearless Press indicated.
Mechanicsburg Independent journal.
The valiant editors of the Lancaster In.
TELLIGENCER have at last been vindicated
by the highest judicial tribunal in the
state. 1t will be beremembered that Messrs
Steinman and Hensel, both members ol
the Lancaster bar, were disbarred by Judge
Patterson for publishing in their paper (the
INTELLIGENCER) an article refecting Oh
the integrity Of the court. The
case was argued before the supreme
court at its last session in Harris
burg. The decision was delivered b!
Chief Justice Sharswood, and order.
that the complainants be restored to thu
bar and the costs of the proceedings be
paid by tho county of Lancaster. Tht
opinion of the court is that the ground as
sumed by Judge Patterson is :
! "position too monstrous to he ell
tertained for moment under Ou
present system" Thus has fearless
press again been vindicated against tn
"caprice or prejudice, or individual re
sentiment of 4 petty judicial officer, ant
the sovereign authority of Pennsylvani;
respected. Messrs. Stcinman and Hcnse
also have our congratulations upon thi
happy ending of their judicial persecu
| ton
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
A Man Whose Money Talks For Him.

"A Man whose Money Talks For HIN.
Mr.. 4. J. Wells, of Philadelphia, visited
the INTEILIGENCER Office this morning
and left 800 note which he desires to
have covered by anybody who thinks Gar
field will be elected. Mr.. Wells is willing
that this money shall remain here un-
til Saturday, when he leaves town. He
also is willing to bet $500 on Hancock S
election, and to let this s1OO be put up as
forfeit that he will put the $500 up with
in five days. Or if this will not accommO-
date the Republicans he wants his 500
bet Oh the Indiana election next Tuesday.
Mr.. Wclls's 500 is left with RESPONSE
ble gentleman at this Office who will de-
posit it with Il stakeholder mutually
agreed upon whenever anybody comes
along to bet 500 or $500 on Garfield s
election, Or to bet 500 that the Republi-
cans will carry Indiana next week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
D,xidad In1o Comnanies.

The Eighth ward Hancock club has been
divided into companies. Co. B. will meet
at Kohlhaas's saloon, on Friday evening
for drill. This company will be composed
Of voters from the northwestern part of
the ward, from the west side of DOrwa.t
street to West King out West King to the
city limits, from Dorwart down the west
side of the run to the back part Of High
street and out High street to the city limits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
A lsNtcller0O Crew

Particulars of the butchcry of the crew
of the schooner Esperanza by natives of
the Solomon Islands, show that the YES
sci put into Colo Langhamgra. and dis
pute arose between the chief of that place
and Captain Mcintosh. Tho natives, who
were allowed to go on board for trading
purposes, swarmcd into the vessel, and
killed the captain, mate aud tho crew with
theirtomahawks. The crew, four in num-
Der, were natives Of different islands,
After stripping the vessel OF everything
that might be valuable to them, the saw
ages burned it, to conceal their crime.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
Drs. Webb and ku,z in New York.

At the clinics given under the auspices
of the first district dental society Of New
York, on Tuesday. DR.. Webb, of this
city prepared cavities with the electric
burning engine, and DR.. Kutz filed the
same with the electric mallet. The work
was extensive and difficult, and was wit
messed by large number of members Of
the society and MANY visiting dentists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
The Water Supply.

Superintendent Kitch informs us that the
Conestoga creek has been lower during the
past month than it has ever been before
within the recollection Of the oldest inhab-
liant. 1t has been impossible to run the
water pumps, and therefore it has been
necessary to keep the large Worthington
steam pump in almost constant motion.
During the month Of September the pump
was run for 90 days and 4 4hours-7O0 hours
in all-and was stopped once for eight
hours to blow out, and twelve hours ut
other times for repacking.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

ONE Of the "busiHess lnen' commit
tee who is drumming up Republican
business men to parade on Friday night
puts it on the ground that :" we want to
get this thing out of the politicians
hands, out of the controlo such fellows
like McMellen." The "business men ,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
Cur New Councilman.

Adam r. Barr, our new select council
man for the Third ward, has been more
lucky in securing place by appointment
than by election. He was appointed as
director of the poor to fill vacancy, but
when he aspired to a nomination to the
same position, he was beaten badly. The
Third ward Republicans say that his ap-
pointment as councilman is very offensive,
and that if he comes before the party for
the same position he will be beaten out of
his boots,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

Yesterday the following sales Of real
estate were made Of Clark's eastern addi-
to the city: =, =. -:
Two lots on East Orange street to NJ. J.
Reynolds for $16J each.
Samuel Benner two lots on East Orange
street for $3.50 each, -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
jealousy In the Ranks.

The Young Mems Republican club and
the Veterans of the same party arc having
a pretty fight. Both want to take the
head of the line in the parade of Friday
night. The youngsters have the City band
engaged and the ''Vets" want it also.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
Tho Georgia Election

The state election in Georgia was held
yesterday. The returns, as far as received
indicate majority for Colquitt, the reg
ular Democratic candidate for Governor,
of about 10000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

Yesterday afternoon, :: horse belonging
Patrick Cherry, which was hitched to a
coupe, stumbled and fell at the Pennsyl-
vania depot. He was bruised somewhat
and broke one shaft.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07
Mayors Court.

This morning the mayor sent one drunk
to Jail for days, another for 10 and a
third for Is. Two tramps were discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

THIS is the season when the enamOred
youth til inks of tho warm ulster which
mataphorically went down his best girls
throat in ice cream saloons during this
summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-07

THE figures 329 added together make
Il. There are fourteen letters in each of
the following: ':James A. Garfield, "
"Credit Mobilicr,'' "DeGoyler Frauds, -
Conscience Fund" Counted Hayes In, -
"Wili he Defeated" Queer isn't it:
, 1880-04-28
THE CITY-uALL.

THE Controller aUnounCc8 l!s fpAiIncea to
INV MI c1o,u,s nrn,nst lin cfv In onsh.> nxcopt
uas III 'Ns.'e eHet :I", 'uo W. ~ o.'sA' oNvop'
tae salaf'cs Ut sonool-tcAchcrs' upon aprl!ca.
thu course Of two weeks,
,c,.., IL. :. ,,.,a.o.,,,., ,I.,,,4 ,,.u..,.A ...
LIE elty yeatertlay closea contraot WIN tne
rat f1r s,irplyi,lE a!x now M Mtre@.onKlmes @ Of ther
lna!itlfncs'ro ~ u ct;st OF $al,15. Tho engines
will nut he delivered Tor 8olne months, and two
Of thc'n nro to bo Of extrt' size ana capacity.
Tms Controller suys, in reference IN tho dis
tr!btltsol Of tho tnxos Of 1BTL'7l, Tint hu hns
tnivin. tfnyss tWrtit,cntes and t,nniyfi,TW W VIII @
Inn rcaoiIif}nn of Aid Clark on tho rrHertt s,ti-
irct h, snya In rnVo FIN Hchoni llonrj nvnr
ST.16n. Mil lint tic has t,u n,ors to Rvs.
,,.... ~. .'..,.......-..
THE mayor nlts ns ioItheontlng message aoont
EOntplHtris. Among tho recommendations he
, 1880-04-28
CRIMINAL.

T17n SEVENTH WARD EfEUTtON JUDGES.
A large crowd assembled In Justice Domnrs'
co,,rt-room ycstertay afternoon to liaten To his
decision In the oascs Of William Tobln and Ed
wnttl F., nlns "Caney Murphy, tho two jutgcs
of election who weru charged. with tnmporlng
with tho bnlnt.hoxus III tho Htxth Precinct Of
tho Seventh Ward Mt tho recent election. Tho
evidence WIS taken and tho arguments
fnndo 8aturtiny, and tho Justice took tho
mMtter under advsctrunt Until ycstor1ihy.
Tho .cctsl0n WINS quito long, tho casgs being
thoroughly .1fMcctotl. On the charge OF rcftts-
Ing to admit ohallcngora Into tho rt,slss plMcc,
TINT tho section Of tho etatutcb referring to that
hRd been omitted In tho warrants mid cofit.
pIntnts. The second chnrsG wns TINT Of talOt-
box ttuf1lng. Tho Justcc optncd TINT tho Rtuf.
fling Ind been done, MS thcru bud beoM bur a50
registered votora On the pnll-,st and ~ bn!!n.:
TINT ns thoro Ind been seven persons
In tho room nt tho time, and as u had mot been
prt,vcn that tho tiofondnntA hal taono tho BtMlt-
Ing, thoy could nut hp held IN that chnrRc. Tho
thir1l charXc-thAt Of stealing tho balIuts-Wns
referred to at length III tho decision, and tho
lies bomafs feit satisflcd TINT ihe boxes had not
bcgn tninperctl with while in Tnbtn's custody, hs
he had given thcm to Murphy tn tho sMino con-
tlition hH had recelyed them. Therefore
he discharged Tob!n. In tho case Of sinr.
ply tho Justice VIVA inclined to believe TINT
to tho Criminal Court In bonds of $1,000. John
1leArtlon, a West Side grocer, GcoAmn hts Rnrcty.
Tob!n Is highly elatod Mt his y!ndicat!on, md
thinks Murphy got ha tirscrts. Tho Justice sAttl
that he fntlel to sGo whit Interest the witness
O'llrter hnd In tho mntter that would Induce
him TO pay boy 20 cents 10 return the boxes "a
ttfe County Clerk, and thinks 0'Dflcn ought ID
h1 n titnf mi
, 1880-04-28
DIR. J, MONlkO GIBSON.
If1s CONGREGATION UNWILLING 10 PART WITT
HIM.


THB Tn1puNB published Monday morning tho
sermon OF the Row. J. Monro Gibson, pastor Of
tho Second Presbyterian Church, In which ]o
regrctfully announced his intontion Of tonving
bis present chargo IN order to accept n call to
London. This evening there will be meeting
At tho church at 0'eock for tho purpose nf
enabling the congregation to tako action upon
tho mattor. Al Il mtetfng OF the Church Session
held last evening. tho formal resolution recon.
ulontling that the rresbytery give It's consent
to 1he ssoon of tho TIC 10 W.
currently relortesi that the peopie Il tho church
dissolution q thp pleasant rolations whIsh h!vs
exsted bctwecn thom ~ pastor and pGoplo for
tho lust six yeasa; TINT they will 20 with him to
M toqo TIT III III eoar. @ Xii II power @ ss II such
cases is vested iI tho Prcsbytrry. and tho up
proyai Of tha: bully is necessary M bcforc tho M
u yet that Dr. Glesas. viii 70 a te Lontlon.
Gibson and his tlUok hnrc bren so pleasant TINT
tho l4ttcr are by no means inclined to give him
up m without Struggle. They wnnt M to yoto @ tlnwn
aeo whether tho prcshytcFy. cannot bo induced
to withhold ita sarotion. IN order to secure
harmonious action upon tho Matter,
4 MEETING or INFLUENTIAL CHURCH, AHMnEI1a
wna hgld last night ut tho house OF MIR. Edward
Ely, No. Eu Pralrio ayenssc.. fur the purpose OF
taking counsel npon tho atibJcct. Tho i'iatter wna
a a feos
that, II Dr. Gibson could possibly be retained, il
would he bcst to do NIL thoy could to keep him.
bis feelings, or to compel him to stay in Chicago
Il s henrt was rot On goilig to Lonton, but that
II hg a s nf oy sS 9n n
main With them. such action and entroaty should
notbo wanting.
tho who.o subject will 10 discussed Ut tha
GoneFNl church :ineotfng,- "a discussion In which
, 1880-04-28
A MISSING MAN fQuNp.
Special ut,pateh to 1'hs Chicago 7rtbui

5pAt9 UtJPaEeH 10 1Ns CNItupo 1FtoQh1<
P1TrsnuRa. Pa., April H.-About two ycars
ngo luAi, named Thomas 0llfolk left New York
CITY fur plttaburs iu pursuit Ut bustucss, hls
family rcluAinlng behind. Soon aftcr his arrival
hero ho wus taken slck, his mind bccame I'm.
putrod. and ho was taken to pix1nont Hospital
for tho Insane. IIls family traced him to this
city, but tho most persistent sunrrh failed to dis
yosa big whe.cabouts. They kept Ig the search. M
Colnty fM,r-Iio,lse whore hu Autl bOun tukon
utter being pronounced iucurable by tho Dix
tnoAt authorities. Ilo presented y mort wretCh-
ragged. ile was tAkua to Now York lhIs uyull-
Ing, whero ho will reecive treatnaent botlttiug
Its condition, though hs friends baye littlO
hopo Of improving Ills mental condition. Tho
case u q sad commentary upon tho looao man,
1ler In which afflicted strangers Aru too often
trrated by thoae Into Who8o hands they full.
, 1880-04-28


I WEAp @ E. peossa % Ct apns"fP2Fa s IS Fsns &
ii. und Kntto r. Whitc, aReA months nnd n dnys.
E!,9Hs oiott th'fs9' 9isS' ad Evansville tnd pnpos
pleAaO copy.
Hlu0lE.ApHl q I,ueaoi hfc!.onshl,n, :,aashsef q
parontR, 1Tf H6nth Ecntfn.kt
ea%So A q sbs II isz shssH e
10 nttGnl. ... ...
WuEEtE1,-On tho aeth Inst, Eliza Pennington,
r!!o ut Frnnk u. Wheeler. HEod r. yenr. .-
nnSsr @eSesday aS e
.,pttubtMnNn-Aretl ~ IN MaEshn!i Connty. kns:
tH:yiis9aw: lid Australia, and Now zca'and Pm
rsrF rchac cUpy.
w"lf, ion ct W K. H. Wolf snd f,efiha Wo,f, ssed
fnnerat from residence, 81 Enthusiastically 'yodncs-
dny nt3 y. IN. .... =
auNDilEKu-Aprilz n, Mrs. r. J. suudbcrs. aged IS
Ft,nornl from her sone residence, A. Flornoy.st.
Wednesday, April Is at II O'Clock n H., BY carthage to
IL Moline and Rock Island papers plcnse copy.
nl.UrEls-Tuestiny mnfnlnE, April u. f*D Iehnnettd
11rt, wlfn nf tho lion. j. O. 1n!er, n9ed - Jehss.
FNnernl fh1lrsdaJ April -, at II aelockn m. ntHo
~ 1.asnie County ILL.,, md osroso N. ~ papers
plcasu copy.
nEAX-i,succ. infant son Of Norman T. and
Carrie L ltean. Of congestion of tho lunes. aged
denco aso 70 wooalana FIX NJ Ta1sa"y III 1t d T. n 0D
1)AVisG;.At 3Es Htatc;st:. nt 7:D N. on T9nsday
TS' nr nf d Z taEa % 81 for Inter-
ment nj d o'cock thIs tWod no ssnyl morning.
II New fntk papers plons0 cupy.
, 1880-04-28
ITEMS.


Mr.. o. ". Jort1nn hns been appointed Now En-
gland Passenger Agent Of tho Now York, Lake
Ero Il Western Railroad, with headquarters ut
boston.
Mr.. A. 8. Crnuo. for tho past two years Con-
trnctlng Agent at Chlcugo for tho South 6horo
Line, has boen appointed Now Englaud Pnsscn-
gor Agent OF tho samo limo, with ot!'ce at Dos-
ton. Mr.. Crane Is gentleman Of stcrlIng n IN.
.hero who Wish him eyory SUCCESS.
hr. Thomas p: nnrry. General Western Pas,
songcr Agent OF tho Baltimore s. Ohio lallronsl,
llas becn nppolntcsi Gcnoral Passenger Agent Of
tho MMretta q Clnc!nnnt lsnilrond:. 40 tho
Marietta e. Cincinnati ts n part Of tho nn!tilnnru
& Ohio System, Mr. hurry does not withdraw
from tho service OF tho Inter Company. Mr..
Hurry h0s heon with tho 1lnlttmnro & Ohio for n
number Of .yoafs, and hns always been c4ns(d;
cred one Of It's most valuable OillcIals. Mr.. c
X. Lord, tho now Gonernl Passenger Agent Of
tho baltimore Ohio hns offered the posltloa q p
Mr.. T. II. Dearborn, formerly with tho st. Louls
Kansas City & Northern, md It y understood
TINT ho Inns accepted. Mr.. DenrbOrn'9 hund-
quarters will DO at Chicago.
, 1880-04-28

and tho Cterk refused to affiliate with It under
my oisonmstanees The const"o r. ,'f naf
Yield tho animal nnything like proper sympathy
wn. tho ono who recently mado NJ, ass Of him.
George X. nelmsr; ior h'. psri, 10 i,sd dune is
duty BY tho donkey wton ho brought It 10 court,
s s p,sat .a e aG s ns:s H. @
.hst the onkey was scrns e tS seStrS
iii immense audience.
n. H ~ *ss %ss Sss"y stsS yses ss Se &C sss ss
s1S Nss e St nSs TS sas oaa i s%ss sss
i@s.. duFins % : eh!ttaish aaasre < i!ttIs sistsr
f shS =, tSs hs a. ay w 70 oh
fellow nl,oit ! years of nge. who e quite lnraly
and Vicious for ono s2 young; Tho boy wHs about
fef @ lit,,s sister 70 war! iii tho blow. blow Tho f
"y sy 1 III III W sst yess ss s 6sTnx s
IN tho faeu with tho stick. The point OF It struck
tho left eye, inilettnR very painful injury.
ses to sna af a soR ~ %s' HG "s ps f
with malicious Intent. The eytdcnco 1T h.n.l
viii tho shnrp end Of q stlck. ilr. Emrick. who
attended her, wins totally unable to countoract
reached @ tbo brain. Tho Jury returned n verdict
II accor4ianeo With tho taets, b,,t owing to tho
boy,a aEu. thoy could not hold him Responsible
Tor tho act.
TI18 conosEn AND THE ro1IoA
death @ % n Nc. Is W west Like stscot, r. the d"o.or
attending the heeca:S having Refused .tfsed
* ssfvsat NJ viii Il. wss, W. msS;,dyy mtsS%;y
i sumo sG1npe rensdIes sna. teaTias thas her A.
hss y hes ao frs ss Mts xea &c
West Luke ~ street. becoming E worse r. during ~ tho
sotno bowol complaint, whluh would pass away
In q abort time In tho afternoon ho vas ayaiii
hirs. . Burlington was Just expiring: The iricnis
cntiso Of doath clearly determined, and 80 the
alii,.ation nude thls norIaing. Should tho cause
Of dcntt bo some discnsc. there Will bc I'D
opS {a na s ce Sy aeso
ninr1,,ls, or by inflammation of tho bowels.
There appear 70 be NJ suspicious Ct foul pP!ay,
rlnxton tnny perhaps huvt. tNken Bttne poison In
MI Incidental manncr. The dcccnscsi lcft n son
Els ae 'q rnE ~ III u
| Hho was s3 years Of age, and American by birth
LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY.
| The President, Trustces, and some Of tht
Iss pust Il !unob s tor.t6er e IT tho Sherman noua'
yesterdny: Presldcnt Gregory and TREASURED
| Wnrd nado Interesting statements In regard tt
Row. osea7 b. It aG i9n asss a
short and oxSolle;lt M ID addresses severai su6so5lp
subscriptions were made toWnr.1s completing th'
buildings erected during tho I'll last ye"r. a Az NJ
Ti,ls viii doubtless soou bo nlale up By. tho rcl
hlghly GrSn wh9f9 ednStonn
, 1880-04-28


ST. PAUL, Mimi, April c7.-rFavnto at1viccs
from Now York aay TINT negotiations hnvc boon
concluded botwoon tho Minneapolis & st. Losii
and tho st. Paul & Duluth 1sallroad Companies
by which tho former lcascs tho trnckago OF tho
Inter, or tho right to ,ise It jointly
with tho proprietary corporation for frcsghttng
purposes from White t8our Juct!on to Duluth,
for Nvo years. Undor this arrangement tho
Nlnncapolls + st, Louis Will hereafter run It's
frcight-tratns from Minneapolis to Duluth. It
s pnrt Of tho agreement that tho construction OF
tho branch llnu from White Dear to Tnylnrs Fnlta
for Tho present 10 tho proposed extcna!on Of tho
Minneapolis l. st. Louis NortheHst Of Taylor q
uso Of tho truck Is S5O,QN per ycnr. AZ
4 VII! Eve tho sLneanoits Vt, IL, ho.1!s i, tho
iess form tho main c!,nntlel Of freight trat.ic.
II Ia understood to Indicate Lively gnn1potit!on
with tho Chicago freight pool, md VIII proInb,y
wAukee s. Ut. Paul.
, 1880-04-28
TlIEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
TIE pUnL.tC INSTALLATION or Pnog. a. u. will


cox,
Of tho Chalr. Of Pastoral Theology and Special
Studios In tho Chicngo Theological! Seminary,
was held lust oven!ng in tho Union park Con.
grcgattonnl church. Inero was a fair oongrcga-
tIou III Attendance. Aftor singing by tho choir
tho Invocation WIS made by tho Roy. A. Il. hub
hlits, D. u. Tic Secretary Of tho Seminary
l'oard thon road bis nhnuna statonlent, In which
IL osta o tat os {, ,eS yor o ssf %sa e te
\ so! y 'n So;!ss r 'ss IL asssss:ssas e
af Sto0oo had been received from blrs. Valcria
ssn aa fs es spR2Ft #
$S;aIn!; $SIy e fs III Rs!$ :is = @ , IT, VI ~ sY |
SsG ss.RFi5 S'SrS al'ax ssiSd ts "liam:
Xfser tho rrailng Of this statement. tho charge
to Prof. Wl!oo1 was delivered BY tho President,
a. GsaD sn ae Yy Pi yao WsS4 ao sS @ s
sThs s,,s.. fastss ss aaa s!o,.ii Hiis ,wofk: Tlo
tSSfx sy ss .s " ss qae ts
bsnedlutlon Ly Tho ltev. o. Q. ThonpsoIi.
iii sSsss
eyehin9 III thu First Congregational Churuh.
Tbs cl1ss consists ut lllno students.
! nDAND or pIHgCTOuA
Tho annual 1neutI1,1 of tho lsoard OF Directors
OF the chlcngu ThcnlogiG3l Seminary was
yests'4y M tho o1n fl Pas6 mrts Con-
aud referred tn committees. WHO aro to report
on them Ut the n'ooilu9 to 10 hol.! to-day. Tho
Ss esta''ass arc Il se ovee vse
tho last year. Tho seorotaFy'a report rovtewod
eeoa s q n1aryy dn ee as s'
WILL meet agaia Ut y q. III. to-day.
, 1880-04-28

tint, In accordance with MI nRreo1nont
With tho Now York Produce ExchHngc,
tho rifles regulating tho delivery at grim ttt
Now Turk, dated Nov. 8. ts7b, Will ho
80 ctn,lgct TINT, cou,mcno Ing Mny ], 1880, " In
NIL cases wharo no notation MS to grading ia mado
upon tho way-btlls, It will l'o understood ttat
tho GRIM is tn bo grnc,1, md treated accord Ing.
IT." Any cost to olthor Of tho trunk limos, In
consequence at emissions to tlt,ts upon tho wny-
hlls lilo ugrccinont contained In tho hills of Ind
INK. will lie charged to tho road or line !saulnR
B,ich bill of 1ntllnE.
Tho object Of ills nRreomcnt or change In tho
rules, Is t1 nuke ull shipments 0f grain tn New
York grntIctI, unless otherwise contracted for,
and 10 speelhud lii tho bill Of ladlig and on tho
Wnv.hlllN.
, 1880-04-28
GOVERNMENT NEWS.

JOSEPH lslTFENHouBx. alIAs Joe .aiillor. who is
IN old c0unteEfoitos OF Wide reputation, was
Euleasod from jol,ot yostorlay morning, after
having served u hyo yoars torn TOR passing
counterfeit money In tbIs part Of tho country.
tio was iEnu.odately rearrested' by Deputy
against httn III 1874 In tho United Statoa Circuit
fur the Southern District OF Ohio. lIe was sent
to tho County jail by Commissioner fIoyua ia
default Of $am bail.
TME c0lloot!ons for dutlos yesterday amounted
to ~ lB7. Following is Q ltst of tho dutlable
goo1s Eeceiyeds ClArk lroa, Il Co., ten ton9 Of