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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-03

n \ THE EAST.
]. HAYwARD's stables at Newport, r.
, 1880-05-07
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

THE CANADIAN CANALS ENLA1i0KAfNT.
At tho intcrytUw which tn0k place At Ottawa
botween tho Ministers and q Acputat1on Of
Western ship-ownurs, tho bnrgo monopoly ut
Kingston incidentally cn,no upon tho carpet
Mr.. McCunIg, trl,m pictn1l, IN tho pn,,rsc OF his
remarks, cxpai,,td hls views us to large yessels
s4Elng down to Kingston arttl translpptng cur
9sps to burgess u, be conveyed fu thoIn to Mon.
trual. lie appealed To bis frlund, Capt. Mellon.
II. i. T., vt 81. Eatharjncs, 10 corrt'borate whRt
he sah. Tho Captain askod permission to state
hls sentiments freely, a,l1, having received It,
he rap'dly and graphically described tho d.
lays at Kingston. which bccA1ue ut umrs
perfectly intolerablo, causMg heavy peuu-
iliary losses tn thu Dwt1Grs Of tho ship
plug both IN tho lHkes and ut the Montreal end
Whcru tho occur steamers wer0 wMltng fur their
enrgtNA. Capt. Neelttn 4Iso Hthtsl that what he
wanted wnA ~ tn lt Alile to loud Il propeller ut
thuHg0 With Il, ,0J bushels Ut XralE, aud with
two ot',,surts carryiny u,HN llsnels oaeh, Or
traaE without urcnklnK bulk Ut klngstou; e. lny
steamer And elevate thor cnrgooa into her:
(1l th0n take on q returll loud frUIn ships lying
Mlt,nuslda isny ,d1 tons ellch. nr 100u tns}t and
"A With tho rr1po!lsr also loaded with nearly
1,0u tons 1nore. u 81 por ton. RIM up ul chicax
ut full speed md thor0 disoharF0. W9ro thla
possible, lu lsk9tl, WhHru would tho plrt Ut Now
York he7 lIo unswerul that With such tre1nun-
tt0lls opposition liz thia gh0 would be nowhere.
The Alycrn,nent l.,s It In its own hands tn forpu
Ml tho Western freight eastward via the St.
J.aWrOicu.
, 1880-05-07
BLACK THURSDAY.
4 Brace OF Heavy EaJ!nres on tho 1sos.
Ton stock Board.


ton stock board.
spte4aa Dhpdtsh Ia 1hs Ch4eaoo 7rthuH*
DosroN, Muss., May 0.-Tlnugll tho moru-
Ink transactions at tue Stock 1ionrtl Wers not
lnrgc, 1t WIS tho most exciting day State
street hos experienced for long time. 1t
has be0n we'll known TINT for solno months
past party Of spectators lave made tre-
nlendous endcayur to oa,lstafu tho price Ut Hart
torl j. Eric bonds md thoreby protect their
margins ut tta banks. Tlsoso bonds arc good
only tor conversion into Nuw York Il New
England stock. MEANWHILE Now York Il
Ssw G9saP G Pas :sock as . 9s "to"e 4 9 e fke
by ' ths hnnarst %ifa thoasa5. @ rs s sencri mS?. r.
kot was weak and III no condition for a,. 3D.
vance. Pretty nearly oyeryGHAy outside vs. W.
temptation q make siIort sales wy doubtless
Yield to In so1ae quarters. Il %ns 100
inuol,, an!l yesterday the syndicate could not
soao t9 tims. lxrtfog.ls epSaet ~, nt 20 y
I III. jefa Jul q y. s Watsoa, @ Slso la; al esscaissd
6Inds, announced !ils inability, to uleet
sko ,'s eontraotst t:t.,,t ILL., said h;Ss h;S co%ld on
pureases %s were sss, raci II Is steam m It IS o$a Sss
It was tl1gngltt lMat to H:nke = grand sett!c-
'4snt, which will shortly " done. Ills Ils-
hllltiea ars nuaEly f4N,Q0o. It WAS nut his
own speculation tint brought about this se-
been personally Interested In t,eau securities
on account Of having to extcuto the nr.lrrs
ut others, but hls customers have failed to
ss!lpp9rt q, their own purchases. Mr.
ntxst p q Wsssss sas.or who 's I'srt,ss 1st ,s H.
Will. very largo lIahil!tleY, alltt tho
loss RH around on llRrlf0rtla must foot up
100000. Two wealthy. busness men or
l1oston arc Interested wltli Mr, Weeks, md
unqucstio4ud. NJ other suspensions arc
feared.
, 1880-05-07


MOUTH hnellh smlin. Itasca, anu y. ~. BonI
lne Ast tnn,e ArFiVang tn-1ny. tnc Hhrhnh1
III 4ha faannMtn ~ "it ne tcaay 70 toa'! to.innfrnw
Ia N - orFox,t - ,,n1 fohto s tk -, ttss., =.
with nrnennnts ~ sttii fnrthcr nHvnmrn sG"uI,i
tho ttruauEtl contin,,r. 'i,o luv J. Il. Mrrrtii IL
brinT rcsa,iit nwn ~ hnr s',nF,s H. III wiii n,sa
b0 slIpplfcd viii nnv md 1srrrr haiicr. '''
Cn,,tYnynnt,
s...,x, r,..s,!. I't.t':.'s"vpn =. y. y,
~, spteta. Dnpatsa 70 7ns Chicago Tribune.
rsnLon Tlt.In f.f,.e.t ,tsh i. tnra 4,
porft Ladv f],,Neri1. Chionnn' mn M rnrn. :.
John Miner, ChicMrn. mOoO iii n,r1i.
nct,artpd-SchOoncr i4,tlis, ffr Dummoud's
Isjnrfi, TO jentl lin fnr ChicilVn. '
bSsttai M Dspaseh @ a. h nc tn;eeso Tribune,
bAnNiN, htay B-Ths ats41r,or Eba,nplaIn.
bot,ud frpn, Cleveland for Chicago. caIle,f hnrH
to-day for wotpl.
6psetds DtspaftA to 7hs uttsaaa Tribune.
K1aaErnN. May observation-disclosures Sligo.
ffnm ChicilH0t With 2D,000 bushels cnf1l. Tho
tlret ct tho grain l!cst this season from the ell
land Canal arrived to-day.
spse0! Utpdst" 70 lhk E1teaao Tribune.
~ WA VARY. Gs,., s,s1 = 9sia,s & uh-oS"oohs
r~n H"E,so~"r II nnttin Tti,,n,.,s "t - t.,rn.
ton, nnrn; ~ u tmstInl ShicnIm r. -, t1rs4,ss,s,
rt,rn. Tannkn Niiwn1,,na ~ sirtst,tt, ,shesstt :
N. Filrore, Chieavn 10 KIn1ston. u0rn.
CLyyptANt,.
aos.ftI n.nof+h 4. ~. f.tt.o4. 7.-t,,,r.
r,xvvfssn r Msv -tsntaroSr SrJrn.,,,o+,
q. - Sh@Iirn. Har,y,.tto. an. It.,,nwrsnhin
, 1880-05-07
MARINE NEWS.
Grain Freights Still Advancing Stead
lily and Coarse Freights Quiet.
Several Cases Of Damage by Coliislon In
the River.
The steam-Barge Anna Laurie Towad
Hero in Disabled Condition.
HOME GATHERINGS.
nst4rN Ann coAftse rnrY0StrA.

r. uHA1H AND cb11tAE 1KEfuH1N.
Drntn.f .froIghts arc nrtu and n sh ade higher.
Tbn atnrtarn matlo mt thu rrp,,Inr nom Meeting
,xns, -. fnI,nw., ~ T,n0oI,,. .u.hon,,nr IT r.
,., Mn., w. io'"".' ~, -" i'nu'o-oeu'S, ' u. -
Hl!d"lh. eorft NJ w cunts; propailor ander-
Ellt, cUrfi 1t 15!S cents per l00 pounds through
IL l.ostI,r, md i!X cents to i,ulTalp: prppelier
A,,n,, ,,nr,, ~ nj routa, rr,,r.lInr sv.+,nriv
nso',, oa1'1 ~ ~ ounts' ptopcmor ~" "ase.S'
SOhonnrr Antelope oorn Mt oenta. To Eric
rroucIIer JunIatn, curn on through RHO. Ca.
,oci, "a nv, 1,,,uof. ,vhout ona IA m f,,,ohni,
l"ss'tF' "'sV'' 0"sao'o ""'A' """ A'''o'' ""'A''s
corfu .-.----.-. ...-.,
Tho steam-bnrRe 1nter-OcHAn and coEsort
Arvpnnttt wcro nut III, for nSDtU luIshuts wheat
rrtmn Mfiw,I,kre IN nufYulu at AZ t4,nts t,or
i.,unn, ,xst, IN ,,ndnrsfnmtf,nr tbn1 tinw ~,piI
if,nT ~ ,,,nr,s,w inst n~Hsi;;11r hns";nr 1ha
, 1880-05-07
TIE UAIsTISTS.

LEXINGTON, KY, May G.--Tho Southern
baptist Convention assembled this morning
In Ito First Baptist Church. About 800 lnc-
Eates were present. DR.. J. p, Doyce, Of
Kentucky, tho lust President, called the Con-
vontion tn order. DR.. 7. II. I'LL. Of Georgia,
ilrown, OF Georgia, sx.tsov. i. ii. Lester, of
Kentucky tho llav., Dr. j.. 8. lY!nklcr, Of
Alabama, and W. J.. YeaMa'!s, OF Missouri.
Kentucky, and tic Key. q. L. Gregory; oi
SOUTH CnrolOR, 6ccrntarta's. The li0y.
Lansing Burrows. Of Lexington, delivered
the opening address.
, 1880-05-07
,,titaNS zen, 4, GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

fl1y,, ID 7AS CHItd06 3f1t4Hes
hsno..sA lll.,' btny a.-len. and Mrs. Grant,
tor aIll'sa ss,sa BY aen. McNnlta, Of Blooming
BY ,,saa,Na ssa Aoiae at U o'clock thls evening
Ok ua! 'fal!,. A committee consisting Of
Soliisa,ssss.i ass., OF Fond dn Lac, President OF tho
Kassnn' Aeinlon Association; Capt. u. N.
!oinsp 1,l o. Milwaukee,, Secretary ut the
paitesi'fml sii'1fmllnitteo; and Aiai. Koui,tree, Of
ND fsiianse, arrived In Qalpila this evening
4iesteI 4iestsniiinmlp mpon Gen. urant Tor Tie purpose
toHhco"Itta4 l.l!n an Invitation to intend Tie
NllSaukess soiHiyrs' @;n; and sal!ors' reunion at
GGsnnt vii IeuSa Watelt ILL., WA accepted. dsn
ltucsts9i a. nv On The following .Iey l,e viii
6hedIaanm 70 Milwaukee, accoiIlpanIutl bY Get,.
eolQtadss, te'na'Alng two days with Ills OLD
, 1880-05-07
LANE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

ClScINNATI, O., b[ay 0.IFhe graduating
exercises OF the Lane Theological Seminary
wero held to-day The address befoso the
Society WIS delivered by tho Isey. DR.. Charles
i. Vol!aroy, Of Cleveland. six young men
graluntsd: ]. II. Druttoll, 4. II, N0llls.nltll,,
Ctnuinnatl;. l. n. Coulter, New AtllBlls,
yalnes Mitchell, Hays City. ,kans.: J. I. Thy
lor,, N9W Was'lngton 1nl. aud i. D. Tod
, 1880-05-07
IOWA.

SNttal Dttpateh to Ths Chicago TRIBUNE.
e!ntEf. Osceola Co., 11ay o.--Acrcago of
spnnR wheat Increased nefourth. None
%'s ~ ser shipment. AcroaHe Ut lax Increased
%tRel ~ cent Corn Nnarly ali sold. Farmers
isel encouraged Mt tho outlook.
w,.op opttMt NspaLeh to The Chteaeo T%ttuns,
,,nat. WISE ifsoI, Iowa Co., May G.-Not rs
;%aea ;naeaa aprtuY wheat Gown ~ usual. L0rgy
rC., rs,easG N tlio ncreage OF tflx. Pl0Wlng for
WILL uave Ind very ttry and heavy winds.
y, Sptsts Dl'eateh so I'll Chicago Tribune.
,ssAi!- Crawford Co., May U.-Gmund
III iSiy ~ VIZ Winds .llnye blown most OF tho
snG es' 81 OF tlo wheat, leaving tho seed uncovered
efss M .a .aa,spfouted. Acreage Ut INK largely In
eafn un hand yat. ''''''' ~e''0NA"0'9 ~"
, 1880-05-07

q. oHesa4 Ohpateh 10 ms Chicago 1rthtsns.
III IT,; *; fEEE!1 Nlcollot Co., May 0.-Seedlng
n.y. ~. aohe' Farmers liRve sown less wheat
e,' as,'al. Ten per cent Of the old crop still
=, sesttal Dtpateh 10 M Gtteaoo 7ttuuns
.oao LYME. Brown Co., 31ay 0.-Wl,cat all
ss sssa, and ground in good condition. No it,
vi tha old What unsoll. ''''' '"'' Wv AA'''
ltps9 sreaa! Dt.patsa to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
a!i,t%sDElssoy, a!i ,t"s,Do sibisy Co., May G.-Sowing
TwsSts:'' r 6oi1 Increase over aerrago OF 1bTD.
ior iorhinSS shi5rnaSS.S'. thousand bushels of wheat left
, 1880-05-07
NEBRASKA.

61ttta( Dispateh Ia TAt Chicago Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Otoe Co., May 0.-On new
t1ound spring wheat looks promising. On
oA groul,d nany fields have been destroyed
oydtoug|t and high winds, No wheat loft
ior ,5sl 5osrsllipment. a good tlcal Of corn already
Walltel. small ppr cent OF the old corn loft.
II, aptstal p6ratch 10 7hs Chteaeo Tribune.
M,4YE1ur, Lancaster TO-, May G.-Pros.
Ec& lgr spring wheat worry poor. Ground
KY NOT nl9re than one.tlilrd Of tho wheat
, 1880-05-07
dry GOODS,

x-, yonK. May, e.-fusinosa contsnues qnlot In alt
"a.hc. nf t,,,,is Cotton 9outis lit light dc1nnnd.
~ Sn"t,ous unchanged, md cadLnE makes stcndi
,st.Is irluts tu and Ediys.Ine, BImpRun's ltAnl
t."s.s md Knickor.,ockeF rrtMta ara rodncod ht
Innts incjc i,tnls hul at ~, and ttat print Will
III IL changed this sea"on "oo'en pf'nts aalot ha
Hkn
, 1880-05-07

c,rrtASp, O.. May e-PETtoLEuA-slsady'
s,.ns,ri white. III tess. NC.
ttH.r.n,.,n ia, Aiuy crudD
.tm Il isl nj rarkes's for shipments rot'ned ;'dc.
Th.saolItt@,lna SetI H.. May B-rxrHD1ErM-stnrkct
,Tarst TIL Il ;3tcs hiahtst 7bc' lnwost 1259e. olOaE
t!gtaeg's;, II. ain; ;Sa,,.aeSs' stS5,s ' eaare
, 1880-05-07

,t,s, earn ,,uli nj 4Esr'4". Oats nrmcr'
ehose t,' nyr strong 1T sc, barley senfco "f'a "'f
s,tn In, fn. ~. isr nrmc, Mt f17a I.nFd ttaahY,
iR'l a9i,nnSS1Il at stNyaNM 1.MIk MeIts H41et M e
I'LL st. sa: lns"a ''rr' and ''f' NJ '' *''''
i7:M,,,?9;;sxy-Stca,ty at IM .p,t,. .va.,arn lin.
B'-TLES1,.,..Mt, ..Mt,ncf taf,trni tlhl0, l4nlEe.
3e1ts, I'll tjltt-Stuady ut aA.
, 1880-05-07
GARRETT INSTITUTE.


III the auditorium Of tho First Methodist
Church Ut Evanston Inst evening occurred
thu Commencement exercises Ut tho Garrett
Biblical Institute. A yory larga audience
was present. The Rev, Dr. ". X. Nlntle
Sold, Mra, a. N. E!llot: "flle Molcl
rrsaclier," 4. j.; 1'rn!ani!'' ",rhs % Great ts:a
liilu," x, II. l.osworth; Moral Culture u
NeeessIty," n. 4. StintlesElIM; "DlyiH!ty
iower i.a'eaf!seGh Of Ghrlstia'iity," ". K. Lawson, ;
"I.lberty,n y. N. Iinl(; "The Religion Of
Humanity" O. d. Wilcox: "Fha Supremacy
Of Conscience" W, L, King.
Degrees were then conferred upon the
members of tue class. Tl!e aNsllullce WIS
then dismissed. Previous To tic exercises IN
tho church, H. sort Of leyon Was held ut tho
lionsu Of Pr Ninde. tv which the graduating
class and Trustees a1il friends OF the lmStl-
tuto were invited.
Now tint Commencement Is over with, DR..
Nli,do will turn hfS faGB toWNrd CINCINNATI:
n,,d will nltonl tie remaining meetings Of
the General Conference.
, 1880-05-07

III. May t-(3HAlN-Corn lsmt hlGh
Pto1sH. s.,as.sc, m1ed. Ks83sAe. Osta 1rnlt N0.2
pn!T1ts'.x ~ .xitie:stc. Il IRE nrms Ny. = H1c.
xnsU!ccniswtNKA-FtYn al sLu3f
, 1880-05-07

oswroo. N. y. May o'-dfsAia-"hass a1eAa'
rsTu aulst; .alxod' s2c.
, 1880-05-07
Hn1,f1'1N

y,v ORLEANS. Mny 6.--CorroN-Quet, middlfnR
,,n.t Inv u,IdduR, Ike, good ordinary, iO4o, hot
..sspts uH baicas esess. ii3lI exports coastwtse
ifs sales, 5000; ptock, 10,tll.
, 1880-05-07
CROP-.NOTES.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
so,etal pbpatth 10 9hs chicago Tribune.
MAscourAll, ut. Clair Co., May U.-Frost
rfilay utgl.t. Te,,tlcr plants and grapes bud
klniurcl, Wheat further south III bloom,
and tended out. We fear It Is killed,
sptttai Dtspateh to The Chicago 1|ttuns.
CHESTER, Randolph Co., 81ay O.-Wheat IS
IN as gootl condition rs Inst year. Tho frost
dhl no harm. Acreage Of wheat Ii per cent
larger than Inst ycar Corn Is not belng
planted very extensively, Oil account of tho
ground having beet. tAkon for wheat. sipall
irail pruspecta good. ,,
EQUALITY, Gal!atin Co., AfnyG.--lvl'oat hns
Men damaged to soiiie extent by 1lles. But
tu1l tades are turning yellow. crop does
nut loDk US we'll l as Inst year. Some dan1agu
DEssoS, ss1ts' 1i Wooifer!l Co., May o.-Lete
What What ali solJ. spri,,g wheat md oats 1olng
we'll Forty per cent Of tho corn has bneii
marketed All kinds Of fruit will be abund-
~ sp<ttas D.patea to The Chicago Titeuns.
ASHLAND, Cass Co., May B.-WIntur wl,eat
moi as good us luSt seas9ll. Late fruezes aild
dry weather. tlainaged the crop badly.
eishtIi1 1of tile old wl,eat unsoll, Oats have
been sowil freely this season. Prospects for
small fruit good.
Spttial Dbp1ieh to 7At Chicago Tribune.
GRAxD pnA111E, Boone Co.,, h(ay 0.-Lnte
d ti,ee1Ing wcathcE kiea fly oet
been sow1l, but not rs mitch llax.. Two
thirds Of tie corn disposed Of. SMRll fruit
badly injured. rrospeets for apples good.
sptstai Dtspatta 10 1ne Chicago 1rtb!at.
about ready to piaut corn. Old corn Will
not ba shipped until Juno. Winter wheat
good. Old wheat all Bold.
:. Special Dlspateh to Ths Chicago Tsibans.
px IN nsev nj n1 ist eonc
menced. Ground In good ortler. Grass n,,d
pastures look very well. Fruit prospects
nsyer better.
, 1880-05-07

Spss" ",,ry' NnyM-a,tA,y-rha i'rter-current
sass"Sw Swens-1ueeipts tho pa.t weos, i1 a 6u
4, ; s, ,a1 e Ss ss. i IT,! ,e ~:
NJ. ID III III, tn,rmp,s, lN777 bu, ntmss Mol
vh vtet: atc; W Maj, 2a}4o,
, 1880-05-07

.v.pnf,e Mar yG.-unAtN-WhuAth hfNI 20. 7
ia Curu stcudy ut hu>x6To. osu steady
= Hfs4e.
, 1880-05-07

TulepENr1NE.
w,1ylyoroS, N. e, May o,-SrIltEEs or TuRrFN-
r,xr-pu,l mud nominal.
, 1880-05-07
RAILROAD TI1IE-T.A11Lle.
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

EXPLANATION nF NEPtuExcE MAnHH-f snturf.y
qxceptcd. SUNDAY excepted. {Monday exceptnJ.
Chicago 4. Nortkaveatern RAILWAY.
For Marsf< <ude. Hooks. Time Tables H1ecptnd-fsh.
csa, anass nePy a. my NJ fSl,,wz
vrsnd Pacific iIntn1.. Hr!nk'a Hxprcsa o!icD i0n
northenat cs!Tncr ihnduIph and H.a&0.1ts.h Fhimbf
dcpots. w. - = w."
, 1880-05-07

"Uhl could toll ,yo1. go much, and relate
so many Instances, TINT ! fuAr you would by
tlrnd before tlnshed. There ls llnthlng Of
moro ntereat to lno tlan t9 recall to set,',ss
wax y little warm agatnst MY brethren Of tt1e
11ess e pe. ;y e sSass spposs t as ss i W s
y"REors yaE % of ta ~ no Sa nfsfyx1s fafy wA9 hat Y
any Mss Tats rhc vi set,e'l!sts ss'ssdS u twStyse @
years ago were as ttlalursnt from those OF
the present, 1t now setn9s to me, as nro tho
Christians. 4 Methoiiist n!iitistsr could ii.
ways bu told by Its drcss.. lie was known ~
a Nun Ut God from tho fact that he wore
black md llld 2 white heekcl9tls. Now, al-
nSt any en- e|se s T. os9 ksy to nSe
'rllo minister cUMforhlk to the styles Of the
day, and solnnttlncs think ha h. nshamed Ut
l,ls calling. liz wcars s!oucil hut, or q
ll0bby straw 0na I'll s1l,nneri alrl-sto you
tslieSe lt:-i sawM young foley %,, rec.emiIy,
sported u lashy ring from tho pulpit. Why,
III the earty days Of ule Church, 9nd up 10
twenty ycara ago. 1t was not permitted cvon
~ saess ' saesfs Ssss g. Sse 1Ef!ss s q
WotAun who wore fuathera and flowers ~
sa1s sfs' '''s; a'%l o,' s ths!s W lnser:; Wi! 10
4etnaa.bor so'l1e Of u,e thrilling sermons mona
such indaise,cs. 'flhsy eIaiIioi. wlth Truth,
that the nllad was .takun up with, uNtoly
thoughts When the body was pluned out Ii!
comfortable Clothing was all that Wus nl.
lowed; n1la those WHO saW 1T to worship at
the sllrtno Ut fashion wore not wanttA! III
those goud old days within our fold. Ther.'
foolisl. ornaments il @ ui,sor!pturaI I Tl,sy ars M
well enough for worl.lllnKs, but the Cllristian
SHOULD l.ayo no duslro IN That way,, anti tug
tr4G Christian, in my opinion, viii not ]
, 1880-05-07

chicago. Milwaukee - ST. Tnu1 Railway.
rnn-t lAlIs'' DnItut, gsrInr ciIttp nnd Cerfnit-
its. 1rckot tlt1leea, - Ctntk-st, Palmer unuaa
Grnnd FacLttn 1lUuul. and at lleiHIt e'9''"
, 1880-05-07

Special Dtspa,eh to tn CAteaao Ttttun4,
NlLwAuKrk, Wls., May 8.-Th9re arc Unly i've
Rrat-earsiur1 III purt hCEU Vt presunt,-th0
StcAm-bAr8e uarnuuI and tho sglouners Fuls
, 1880-07-25
SERVICES TO-DAY.

The Rt.-Rev. Bishop McLaron, assisted by the
Rev. J.H. Knowles, priest tn charge, will ohciate
morning aud evening at tho Cathedral sS- Peter
and Paul. corner Of West Washington and Peo-
ria streets.
The Rev. Frederick Courtney will odicfate
morning md evening at St James Church, COR
ner Of Cass and Huron Streets
Trinity Church, corner Twenty-stxtn stteeS
and Michigan avenue Services at 10:4o a. m-
The Rev. ". 81. knowlton will ofHciafe moru"
iur and evening at St Andrews Church, corner
Of West Washington and Robey streets
The Rev. John Hedman will of1ciare morn-
fn1 and evening at St Ans9arius' Church, Sedg~
wick street, near Chicago avenue. s.s-'. y -.
The Rev. Clinton Locke will ofHciate this
morning at Grace Church, Wabash avenue, near
Sixteenth street.
The Rev Arthur RtchIe will ofIictate morn
ing and evening at the Church OF the Ascension,
corner OF North LIZ sal1e and Elm streets
Tho Rev. B. F. Fleetwood will ofic!ate morn
fuR and evening at st. Marks Church, corner OF
Cottage Grove avenue and Thiry-sixth street,
THE Rev. J.. D. Cowan will officiate morning
street, between Taylor and Twelfth
The Rev. Luther Pardee will oficlate morn
ing and evening ut Calvary Church, Warren ave-
nue. between Oakley street and Western avenue.
The Rev: T. N. Morrison, Jr.,' will otncfate
morning and evening at the Church OF, the
Epiphany, Throop street, between Monroe and
Adams -"
The Rev. W J. Petrie will offlciate morning
and evening at the Church OF Our Savior, corner
Of Lincoln and Belden avenues
The Rev. James E. Thompson will offlcfata
morning and evening at St. Thomas Church.
, 1880-07-25

all parts Of the land. these workers will
gather for their first reunion since the iate
War. About 5000 were enrolled as dele
gates, mostly ministers. Probably one
quarter OF them cannot answer the ro1l-cail
on earth. having been assigned to duty
above: One writes: 'sAlthongh am al
most four years beyond the outside limits OF
human life, am still blest with yigor and
health, having just returned from trip of
yada, and the Sandwich Islands II the
weather is not too warm + want to be 1t
Chautauqua at the reunion" A veteran
missionary in the West says: 'sIinteni to
go IT, possible :. - I have spent thirty
eight years in the ministry, mostly in hard
home mission fields on small support, and
have never had a vacation or went on an ex-
cnrsion yet. My heart was much in tha
United States Christian Commission work.
and I would be exceedingly glad it could
participate in this grand reunion Of CO.
workers in its cause; and will greatly re-
gret it ii" I fail to enj0yit- had the honor
and pleasure Of being in thatsery1ce for three
years during the War"
An excursion train:will leave Chicago from
the Pittsburg u Fort Wayne depot Aug. 3 It
$3.50 p. M for the special benefit Of these dele
gates, though any can 60. Full information
may be had at 104 Clark street, Chicago, Of
the Rev. John 0. Foster, Secretary.
, 1880-07-25
SUNDAY PLEASANTRIES.

4 man jnst died in New Orleans Of eattngs
matches. The poor, impatient man couldn't;
| wait till after death for his brimstone-Bos-
tom Transcript.
A rich but parsimonious old gentleman, on
being taken to task for his uncharitableness,
said: "True, don't give much; but If you
| only knew how it hurts me when give any
thing, you wouldn't wonder"
1t is said that minister in country kirk
| In Scotland stopped IN the course of, his SER
| ye hearing John ?'' so, aye" was the re-
sponse, II am hearing, but to vera little
| purpose.o =.
During an earthquake that occurred a few
| years since, the inhabitants Of = small viii
lage were generally very much alarmed, but
calmness and apparent joy OF an old lady
whom they all knew. At length one of them,
addressing her, said: "Alother, are you not
afraidW 7'No," said the mother Of Israel,
can shake the world"
the bigger the stream and the louder they
shout. Lyman Beecher, on returning home
from church one Sunday, said thnt he felt
that he had done very poorly. Said one OF
never in better trim; you jnst, shouted It ons
to 'em." *sAye, aye" replied Mr. Beechers
that's it exactly; when Pm not prepared
always holIer at the top Of my voice"
There are funeral ministers, gentlemen
who carry around with them an air of pro-
fessional solemnity; they carry it even in
their l,atba1ids and pocketrhandkerchfe
and look continually as If genteelly laid out
in their cofins. There was a minister. OF this
sort called on to marry young couple. He
stretched ont his hands and unconsciously
began the burial service. "SIr," spoke up
the young man, tive came to be welded,
not buriedr' 70 which the gentleman OF
the cloth responded, "1t WON'T be many
years before you'll wish you had been
buried"
fare You prepared for death ?'' the cler-
gyman asked, with tremor of emotion in
his voice, as he took the sick woman's hand
in his own. a shade of patient thought
crossed the invalid's face, and by and by she
said: "She didn't hardly believe she was;
there was the little bedroom carpet to be
taken up yet, and the paint upstairs had
hardly been touched. and she did want to
put up new curtains In the tlining-roonl. but
she thought if she didn't die until next
Monday she would be about as near ready
as 4 woman with big family and no girl
ever expected to be-" P. S.-That woman
got well. . -
, 1880-07-25
PERSONALS,

| rha pau uxc;,.x4 49,.
1ae Ies' D. n. 0olsuageoi Hs Iesighed
me pastorate OF the North Presbyterian!
cnufcn as cleveland.
The Rev. ]. S. Sands, OF Pittsburg, has ac-.
| ceptef] a call tn tha rch Straat prashvtarion
| chrroh ~ ph;1o5e1e1.;a "~~~'A-
ea.'et. ~ nI'''uelp'n'" -:.
The Rev. W. T. Crafts, Of this city, was
one of the speakers Mt the nuvailjnp nf tho
Raikes monument at London.
Pittsfield. Mass = nrominent nn;,snyes, 1;et -
nreacher Il annonncpa pnfedf ~ untvfrsaiiS t
inst. - 0D''As'"' LIZ oieo on us AlA'
~.
Inc Coancl! or the University Of thy City
Dnctor of n;v;n;ty mnnn ~ t1e aecrfe o.q
/ Goodman Hail NJ G,eTalond X A'@'' "o''A1'
o.~..4 49,. -, 1' "
c;e ;OWlne 20 Lne lll-nealth ct his wife, Bishop
ollnn!pson lnletnod1st Episc0paD has been
o9llged 70 glye up trip to China and Japan,
WHERE ne was 10 attend conferences.
e. O4 purely rltnallst1c grounds, the Rev. A.
o.. JOHN Cnainpre, ~. r., has severed his
connection with the unlyersalists, and has i
allied himself with the Episcopalians.
The Rev. DR.. Shaw. Of Rochester N Y i
has been appointed to take the niara ~ th1
Rev, DR.. BoardInan as One of the ,Ialeoafea!
to the Presbyterian General Canal at J
PHILADELPHIA:
mn n rr.
p.oas,[t IL =. ~ nayu, !oW paslor oI tae flfse
d,n.toy telian LnuIsli, M CieVelana, y, mas peen
az. GUY oto " tuS oectetalles OF Tue Amer1-
sT:a,ts Sala noa14 u Gonmlsslonefs Tor toTefgn-
4A1lssAons' " iesloe III l1e eisy o1 ne" fork-