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, 1880-04-02
OUR 13AN.KRUpTCS.

'a sa eea OF thu ss
tho uruoso of a. shot nnmrt he LOT
,,,o o ,na' ~ =. .,s "a, progress haa
Ser Of o wheh d eano s"u so io ass oss
tcncc III tho latter part OF septcn,ber. 1s,s- II
viii DO remembered thut tho aid nn,,kr,,ufcy Inv
eAp'.eu oh !no olse ot AUGUST, ls'a aud that
hundreds OF peopie filed petitions In tho United
States Court ut thnt time III ordor that thoy
w,,t ~ s,at,,a o ,,,' ~. .suaenus wn'le
~. aas s'nt.e uppn whlce t1gy grow wAs IN ox-
bly, oyurworod At tho tmo. but. la,nr 1 Of mn 1a n-
conmotlntinr tur1, Of mind did ri, he comi, IN
urable those ambltio;,s u N M d,scharSo @ so from ~
as tha wSnt npc f,tA fca aa9 nassF I'm ss ms
tnf the ne9essqsy foS ; q 6e gye aM
tiSt VIA m'ncssrv nv v,s s ..T ~ ~ ymeht
10 na5 III" W.s one 1v ~ ~ wnie @ nu 70
c,,matoncou III, & ~ ii,. Will Git
vhist' u r., tha aoNt tNsrp ps apsasons @ aros9
weeks to s.1 docket and. thonEh twent}S months
n1nncr n ,t', o., oe .ho upon which final Judgment
- MT. Kemp the assstant N Of Glors nradoy. who
t s fpGfI In sMtrs snafgo g ,o Gaarntty nttors ~
Tint 4 W. asol,teiy in'psssiGie ior lin to siSo
nyyIy ea iso e. tao n9r M shn o. Gnse9 %eh had been
tu dscrga gng bclns psa xraatca 70 tGs
II
sr,oh u1hss aiS nnde Up ronofE once yenr
X, MGh s,s H.. ~ da!s information; put T. way
MIt 1.' uHu unlH ING Shn hi Mcxt June. l!e Btnte4
at tMalt netweet. l5o ana oo Of tho cl!scs COM
SMcSa utif.nx ax hae lslat aays OF August. ls'8s
~, uuSt Ms'i'1sssa toT hoH-pnyslent 0l costs.
sho nGSg,a1'lns, S nllt wren IT. cn'ao to tho Mar
shMta ices fnr service upon tho vurious Crgt!ft-
ors they we're not able to represent, and their
% %MsniFaiions III tno diTc9t'on nf 4egatly-aunshetl
ada mMns.y wolG illpea IN tHo nt!t: " thoso llD
eusCs McT1 @ @n's'mls5G4 III one dny. tho lGth Of Do
t9o hapGrs III % ono sach casc. The dobturs suhc!s-
MIo shnweq dnnt no hh.i s9voity creditors, tho
alhFsnAL Icea !or servtug whom would UInouHt
10 over ~ Ihls nnatlnt tho debtor did not
PosSSess. atid tha clako ws dismissed utter 10
nnn beGa ueaattcd Iron tho $ oilKinnlly tlo-
thirty cascs hnd leon tlta,ntssct ut tho
INSTANCE OF cre!ltorn WIN hId begun
tae deDtor. and, fln.i!ug tile dultor'B nppl!cauon
~ phhkrlptcy enr to their action, toOk this
ton, Tll1 rQIHlrtOr visited hIUwyEr 1yh, has ind
, 1880-04-02

to collect III! fines. eta, frnm tho Justices IN
Cook County. nl!ti Tint ut tho last session Of tho
Legislature tho Inv ~as repealed 1tll tho County
Superintendent uf Education wns .snthnrizrd to
mike such COLLECTIONS Tho SUPERINTENDENT
cshnpn!nc'l thAt thu work NJ hte nil1fu WAS 20
Frrnt that he could M tlO tho e,llrctI,.n prs.prry
anil asked Tor authority tn employ aa9leht!ly 10
nttonl tnlt Thu tnhflcr WA r'fcrrel tu Nj. o.
Hr courts, nftcr which tho Committee adjourned
uOitSEN rAiun,SEb.
Tho following dispatch WIS received tiy sheriff
ll.n,linnn.t yGstcrlny ut fbo'it & O'Clock, which
Witt!AM S. lnr:sES: Ynu nro pnr,oncd anh
t. f. l,c sollrsic., ty cxecl'on l,rrcnftor:, Tho
liayr hn! hnr,' lrt,.. c,iAtt1,tS ii. lsEEp,
Mr. unls"n received the dispatch With jny3 Ito
niIaw hinscli to i@ yc,i up to III rh by Tic Tic
rr'stH,ct. liz lntl thrrn nuni,s yet to arrvn II,
tho lM!. hnt his nts,'ricy, Mt. ll!rsa. wns scnt
dawn 70 Washington IL 10 hts iuvel hest to sy-
as';;s, ;!|sS,';;;sS, ,.. aS'ssn ] wS,t oSer T.. T.. .sSS
s5.wa ?t friends md - u? sy,nrathizers
s"sn Ern.pe ne rce: @ rr!soncs by tS ana
procession was formed. which wus fctl BY Col
stn. md tho entire company nnrchctl '1cr,,ss
the f',1d, whcrn short cntel't1tfHn tunk place.
unsHn wns excited beyond measure. and 1,cnrly
le intrrSsewnlt Us hi. rs'lmrtura Tonight Now.
NY NY a hsrh tho s esoE ssiS S Iss Sixf u i as
. Exrlnsigc liullsll.T.' said he, "and you cur,
rrcsent ny compliments IL iu,ke. rainier. aud
Spceini Agent Stunrt, hnwovcr. and tell them
tint Will to Mftcr then, In q few dnyF." Aud
tint WIS neI tho tntisfnGtt0n th0t could no got
ten out Ut him. Mr.. Golseu then won't directly
, 1880-04-02

Rpont nhh!.t half MI hour III tho nrrr'lon. They
dug wit thelr Fingers III tho mud nt!l Rlpw uvrr
1nrc ttRi ftftt trrt Ut ground Until t!lcr hands
rnt cO!s1 atll Hti!f. nh,1 htnlly they tnd tho Ny
TINT be hntl better ~ f,ne. II tho Blllctr. hnd
hnu thn n,onry "! II thnn, they wst1i't willingly
Of despair.
oun mtg1lt Inst week the special officer saw tho
sn,nn lny standing ~ a l1nrk. corner near tho
antnn rnce. Al,nitt O'clock no bcRnr, Ncrcnt,,-
lE anil cry!nE+ ~ n1 tho previous nGrnstnit. MIR.
phllIr u. Arr1nitf. who lives mt Nm. ONT rralrto
Rvctiitt', carMo out nt '!a hnuse ~ SEQ wfnt tho
n"t*e was nln'., nnl l,cll"!l luk FIR tho u cens
whip llytw nchr by 81, !r,trin Mvetuc came ai0ug,
aud nskcd tho tty If he li ngntu Inst tl,e a,tar.
ter which he. got fDr tho lHH'ks. Mtl whether hts
father lived IN atato street yrt. 1T arpcnrcd
TINT shr had given hini II qilnrter twirg III, pre-
vinits occhtons. Mt. Armour E1lvO tho pollco-
bono 1',,' ~ wl'l, tl,o boy, and, II no ,hs.i
50 that ao wouldn't gut tint ,nhctl-.lrna!cf ,cn.
ing. Tho ot'ccr suw tn,sn tho first Tint II was II
game 70 tnoko nancy. hut hui ~ cn Tint tho
t'tHs tntller. 4 rnareutuhlc- ltnlkfng mln, who
nppnrcutly hn'l LEFTY af work. hui put him up
i IN tf1o why tn tho pnco stntton,, whcro hc WIS
setlliently icnruH1 TINT Indy Ind given tho boy
40 CENTS TINT evening, ni,tl, as the
Rnme worked So we'll he wanted to
mako ns!othc! 70 cunts OIL tho snne
spot. 1!o has MAO played rho an,ne trEuk nt it-
ierc.,t times n different plnccs. 1nsn,n,cl al It
hoy III, to, these nncrntlons. apparently sntae
nettnn ought IL lIo tnkDM to innke him ,llitirt-
ttnn'l tho fnct thnt there arc lnws against got
tlltY nonoy III such why MS thls
, 1880-04-02
THE GROWN OF HOLLAND.
Quccn Emma About to Present tho
King OF tho Netherlands with an
Ilefr-SavlnG u DynnHty.

Qurcn E1nnlu About to Fremont TIM
l1 M!ns or tho Netherlands with an
Kt'u York 1sn,h'.
1fuguo eays IL ia oi1Istnliv nn,,c,,ncoi Tint tho
Queen Of tho Notherlund. % is cncoiuta ''i 1Thc ,
Dutch people havo felt litt'o satisfaction in roc-
Kiny Wiliinm liz Prince Alexander m % bas pl, been u
wcak We. = @t,a sIeKIs since carly INFANCY ana is hod
wouk uteee sort }otnx pS
hnyo ntton,'cd Mi nroicat. ovcr MT m fnnt N
tr,,t lin ,nHrri,sJ liz hns ~, t,un M n",e. ~
1nstanrn ia tha f,rtt,rnsse Worr sia1,rhtor
Of Trluco Frederick Charics of u'" fris.
Ain. nn.i In tia secont n .hn 1,rinnnsa
Ett,mn. dai,uhter of si,n prncn "t Wn,tIn+ks
Fyr,nout. HE us It Il trucIi n,if tbo tlrat mn.
rjsi hfs tsrcin mi r. +o sncnna IL fatho. ~ IN
otlor hand. sho,,la pMeen Elnmn a nrcsont tho tho
erc,I ki,,u ,y,ft, snn iii ,vaI IN viii 1or cvnn
Il Regency would to T trotcrablo T 10 s,isb a dis. liz.
ns,s en.uofnof .nof Of tno hnedom q tho Sether-
cor,nT III, ,nnroanhina ad~cnt ~ If WIFI epM 1,,.
tnass r. u1 ut,t,"t eHn,,ti nv NV - ~ ~ Ill
Accoriln@ 10 f.nw cnn,rnct @ ,uoSo r. ~ 1sss IT.
hn,Isn ~ Hnsss, II It, fSnt ~ thn ~ - hr ~ ~
~ Within oud ~ HIN 9Fa or+fn. ~ s,,ce
, 1880-04-02
Andrew Juc1k1on Wang.

AtW GFM sun
Mrs. All Lin Wnng complained of hor husband,
q Chinese lattniryH0n, for assault md battery.
IN tho YOrkVtlto lnc0 Court yesterday. They
have Il laundry ut First nveyuo, rlcnr Eighteenth
street. Nrs. Wang ~ large, powerful woman,
tho worry opposit OF her husband. Justice Muir.
ray looked 1T their discrepancy In szo and said.
. "fuu don't mean tn sny hn bent ypuf Why,
YOU arb big enough to whip = dozen like him"
~! nm yer Aenor. Hut he lop for mo With q
hot tlatlrOn."
justioe Murray turned to Wang aud asked him
'..Mo tsllco t!ith. wo gottoe lille Atoltean
babby. Ny wif0 wantee c1iaten babby, Mllco
sMnleD Nultc1n man. 6hc Wnnteo call him DenIa
s!lbe hof'' y
" liz Ind man. Mo say no calloe Dents KIM.
noe. Calico Yung-funK Wang, Q0otldeo uAmc.
Ny wito sny, NO callca YtlnK. Galleo Mlkeo.'
Ne SUI n2 R 0allce l!!sh, and she thlow lions Ut
.."liow about that, Mrs. wanRa" asked Justice
"Falth, didn't want hathun uame. Tho
priest would lover chriaton him. wnnt u day
clint ualMo+"
''sllPpose YOU leave 1t to mo. VIII you lot me
give lin nAlnvt r.
Each consented. .-..-
:. Cnli him Alldrew Jackson" said tho Court;
THAT y XtNAl name, Andrew Jackson Wang,
Thoro'8 u rlug about that llat1to that llk0."
Tho pAroNt8 loft tho courtroom well pleased.
, 1880-04-02

Anour IT. losty op!eenons 10 Guy apeo'al ta1es
County Court Within tho past two tays,
for nbout two weeks, WIS dowh to his otllco yos-
o ssa no
I,,,,,,. o.css,. r.-.~~,. ,tn,,N
crI.t oro ,rie n I'M rnnir nrt vna.o.,a u"u sna
nnf, wcrs drcrnc,, lnsnnc nnJ nonncrs TEcv tno,,
so for IniTo,snu H. ~ n'oA
TIE GRIND jury heard soyentcvn cs,scs yeg.er-
day, and found soyor4ll truo bills Two Of 1hreo
Witnesses were eHaanfue,l In tho er.Gcl,lcr-
tically tho lust day Of tho present session.
TIE Medical I,ourd Of thu Y1osnIto, mct
;sys; Pa t. sss. ] IS e Is ss f. o
insu,,. md Sl,nnns ns wnrthv to iii thn rMcmnnv
.ccas!oie ia tic Donrsi By tha r. r.siynatio,i I u
rn4sx N,Esns. sorth.rown COLLECTOR, ycs.cr-
fSilpvs: 10 tho County % Trcasaro9. @ s6ssS; to to
Turk Treasurer, ti5n Ths closes up his ac.
Town, which will be nude at tho town meeting.
Tur urauucr cmnn,.t.e vii, INV VII. -
1oyaes !tSs,,!ay Toy, hive ylss sisysn far,ps:
It undemim thnt sb"ir nrnfnr,mnn s;npds ~ u
pressnt ior tic % 1st,ner ri, whe i ss sitatcd u
cithur l50 or al6 acrqs cun be secured ut $1uO IN
ncre.
4 ry,y ,ncmb,r. ~ tho f,n,,,,,+,, ,,, ,.,,,,;,,
:s fssr' ,oia;n x1t aoEeinor yGsef,ny t h9l,! no
INV srt"r tiaas' f'nT hn.i - ,nf ,fss.. IT, ~
tho question W 1t wi Whsrs @ tho 'iN itccarers % oee
.,. 's,,,n'e t,,a;a ,nu g. GoH,p9y
~ , ,s,a1'Irr .noIr no%spaier 'sx ~ tS n
nsa o s ~ ~ 81 @ IT, ressa ~ ~, 'cr1oFe re-, wsth IT,. LUX
siea.a.haiicts Tito I'D sho i'th!!ax witt, xrsaIy II
H,mttnn ,vntt,t, 10 .I.n,J ~ - ~ n a,t ano
, 1880-04-02

mnde Of much largnr flowers. 1ilc waist wRs
finished with en,nll ktanluH collar entirely
rt'tnposctl nf ,cmbrntuerch green leaves md
roses. Her hnfr WIS dressed very KtOrt on tho
Thu chlEnon wlis narrow! n.l very hit ba1itauD
perfectly nntfinctl tho firm pf ter hoa!. Mno.
the l'enlttics In rnriAlnn st,cIofy about whom
every ono In aniktn9. The charming American
!!vea III q Handsomely furnished hotel in tho luo
rlcrrc-f'hnrrn, Eho nls0 posscssrs magnificent
lin1nItnts, which nlnry woman envy. hImo. Nit
ford Ia, rs Is well known, tho granddaughter Of
Ctlntn0stnru Vanderbilt.
Last snt,lriny, III i'attls representation, ro.
marked afra. MnGknr in one nf tho 1fnEo h0xos,
dressed in palD nc the waist 1rlt tnbller Of her
dress embroidered with ruby and OH guild bends
a 1,w Of helfotropes was placed across tho front
, 1880-04-02
SUBURBAN..

Tho ann,lal meeting OF tho Presbyterian
Church and Society Of Engsowood was hold at tho
Church Wednesday evening. Tho Trcasuror's
report Of tho total amount Of moneys received
and expended by tho church during thu p,.st ycar
WIS $J,9a1 Tho benevolent contributions were
sJ1. All ilonting 'lcbts nro patd. 1t is believed
tllo cnttro indebtedness ot tho Church will b0
ep !. 9sx @ ooSSrshp ev S q snsSa,.seh phfssh. e.
3U. Tho following officers wcro olcttrd for tho
eEsl,lng yenr:, TRUSTEES, 4. Drystlatc. 4. i.
mnn. il. 4. l'nrkor, Jnmos Swan, u. 4. Wnlkor,
mud u. J. Hubbard: Church Treasurer, D. ].
Hubbard; Ctcrk, G. 4. Ensttliltl.
, 1880-04-02

preparation Of beef containing ita cnttrp nutrt-
t!o,is properties. It Ia mt rnpro Btimnlant like
tho oxtraea of ref. hut co,ltains blood milking.
furcg- generating, mid tfe-slistRilR proportion;
Is Invaluable Ill ill Gnfcchlcd conditions whother
tho result Of exhaustion, norvo,s prsMtrntton+
orerWOrk, or acute discase; particularly " 70.
.tsltlnE fr1,nl pulmonary cnfnrlMtnes. ChsWe!l,
linzard < Co., fr'priotofs, Now York. For snle
by i]rl1r0t6ta.
, 1880-04-02
Gorgeous Anlerieuitacs in Paris.

A fascinating toilet wlA worn by Nmc. Nit
for.l at Niue. A. U.s. Thu waist, which WIS IlAdo
Vi black stpilc1lne, wus cluaed on ono sldu by an
exquisite embroidery about seycn !uches Wide,
colUra.. Tins w4ts continued Rruunl the short
draperaea 9f tho waist; = sort of short tanlo,
LIS, feil asor ElacE % sati;s sfir1 trpiaea wish
\ wttto embro!dcry-about h3ty-tlye inchea vide.
I'hs enlUrOllUry, which WINS 4 veritab!e wonder
, 1880-04-02

The Eldre,lge Sowing -Maclline.-lt leads
The world, anl Is tue best for you 10 buy.
Sold OIL monthly payments. 100 Htato street,
, 1880-04-02

F1cblG digestion, sick healachc, uIzztueas and
fatntness cured BY Malt Dlttera.
, 1880-04-02

Youth fades" tho leaves of friundship fall.
pRwson's cundlcs and cigars oQtllvo them ALL
, 1880-04-02
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

y. J" AFUE'soHt AnnFt Noll1A, 10 III tuo fAtn1et
HOufo.
e. II. LAYMAN, Of sfurphypboro. IT., is at tho
Garlncr.
TnE entering for tho Cutler @, oodrltlgo wedding
WIS tlono by Dc naptisto.
CART. EpwAnp tiuNrEn, United statcs caval-
~, is nt tho Grand Pacinc.
D. DE AruEt.1s, ParIs, mil F. .Haync, Shnng-
= hui. htu at tho 0rnnd raoiflc*
Jonn W. DEXTER nnd fnmily, Of Los Angeles,
Cal. nro at tho Trc,nnu. Iionsc.
i. r. 1tA1Srs and Jnsuts 1lr,wnfr q, Dcadwood,
D. T., nro at the Palmer House.
1I.s. CLEMENT, proprietor Of Congress 1inlt,
4atntngn IA Mt tho Grnnl pMcitlc.
ltnHEur ]. COLEMAN and George u. ,Teas1alc,
g. Louis, are ut tho l'aln,cr House.
The llr.-ltEv. 1hs,.or Wu1rrLE MI wifo. Of
Minnesota, nre Mt tho Grnrttt Pucsac.
FnAvz lsEAMElsyz, pf Now York. tho wolt-
known bnsso. Is NJ tho Grand rncliic.
JupnE AND M1tS. CATION and Mr.. md Mrs.
Arthur Cation arrived At YukohAmA March 3 on
tho steamer from Shanghai.
tho city yrstcr1ny oil llis why home. stopping
between erlins ut tho fremont House.
II. !. C1l4,MnElls, 13ngand; r. ". Twyeross
mud J. Tw,xcross, 1.o,on. .Et,E!and: William
TcvoHa1,ire: England: md i. bennett, Sidney,
N. i. wnlcs, aro ut tho Palmer llolsc.
THE teparstro ycstsE,,ay as 1ss,ysa hy
UEE IiutldlnHl. WINS: Yll. ILL.,. III degrees; 10 IL Tilt
al IL M, 49,: Il p. n,,. ~; xp. in 45. barometer,
81. NJ, :5.o5; i r. nl., :s'.5s.
y MALE infant H.orst tw, weeks old WINS found
ff, evene II HqS rs u 81 W II; On ho
snmp street. The child was btvm'ght 10 tho Ar
mIfenS Ifs%Ss. aud WINS taken 'A'''' 10 ''' i0un'os'
THE cntlrn membership OF. the Milwaukee
Ariun Club Will nrTlve vIh the Northwestern
Nailrt,ad this aftcruu,,, and Will mntto the Tre-
tho Apollo Club concert, which, thoy como to the
city to intend.
THE socinhlo ut the room, Of tho Young Mems
plano solo ~ Miss Patterson, singing, by Tho
Wat,xcr, IN utitircss by tic Bow Sir. Eaton, Uf
Oak park, and tho quarterly report OF tho Con-
cral Secretary.
THE Donra at Falucntion wcrc to have held
to the School Fund property. but, ns nnlS eight
Inspectors were present u,d majority ut tho
oen mnIe ' 10 or Mn ws agrle TO- II The a2sottecs
wcrp English, Stone, VDcko, Armstrong, Currnn,
Stenefand, and Stiles.
THOMAS lInoxE, sai!or; felt from the cross
Twenty ~sceotl strrets, M: l o'clock yesterday
nrm, bciow thu rlt,ow. and wns Kevoroly ln].trod
internally. lie WIS taken to tho County Hos
pital. and Is not expected " recovor.
TIE South Town Hoarl met Mt, No: 1l9 Dear
born street ut mon yesterday, Justice prindi-
vlsor Pass sepSsts.! h%ck & III "a 6lls rsiersed
ton ttat they be paisl. With o.,e exocptlon.tlsat
OF ClnreMec i'ornert'y Tor $2s for scrvlces Com
CURED In Tho Boatri then ndlonrnod,
TIE rccen,ly-orgunizctl Custom C!othinF Cut;
Iacitit Hotel md elected tho following oiIicorH:
PRESIDENT, Julius wrtss; v,cs,hpreesldent e.ldc l.
, 1880-04-02

Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervon1 prustEatou.
and al for1ns of general debility rolleved by tax.
Luz Meusman's Ieptonizcd .ljeet Tonic, tho only
, 1880-04-02

FcGble and exhausted constitutions restored
TO huAlth aud strength by Multi Ditturs-
, 1880-04-02

1RN hy thu Ncr. III n{.iaf ticrbnrt p: Cutlor, OF
knnans CITY, and E1In l.. io0drlso. OF ChicnRo
re.!enco 1t r. ths lr'dns garcn.; NJ 10 A;,lnnd ax-
Jn!'net1i nf thu city and judh Cary Waller. dhuEh-
, 1880-04-02

TIHlsa Our highest nEtl4t8 IN dentistry; The
MoChesneys beyond doubt, though but "a ses
, 1880-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Political.
~ Wnri NeINb!icans will 10 HELD at iIaxters iiaii,
fi.oi,, Nern Tsen. J. j. Mes;rath T. H. Mimi. II and
MI candidates Will be present md ndd1oss tho moot
ing.
I MASY.NtEETINU OF TIIfs SEVENTH WARD
IL leubtlctns Will be hold echubertN HAL, cor
ncr Tmp1ftss nid lxnnnts.stst this evening" Martin
sne1tlllR.
A MASS MEETING or TIE FOUMTKENTH
~ Whrd lupllhcans will bH hgld nt ~ tYeat ChI-
81 Men's yn L. aaa saP%P;S III ;Ss ssSd " +
dntus viii 10 proac'it ind nidrcrs the mooting.
4 MAAS-MEETISij OF TiiE sEVENTEENTD
~ Ward ]tnpHl,cnns will ho held thn evening At
the cor1cr Hf Chtcnxn.nr. and belgwick-at.
4 ME!s1!NN 1F TlIls IEI;;UllilCAN CAET;AiaN
ts oTes Ds '' norm sa'
r EPYBl.!Ci!N ,MAsS-MEErINlI-AT TURNEIi-
.n1Ia III; M9r So| , N fSfs1fTn evrnrE o1t
II, Arnold cnspar lut!. \; Il Da!oy, III iIaaiy, ].
Luther lGnttn MiH.
iI'IIENE Will, isE ! MEETING OF THE FIFTH
soSd vii adross e mectas e taso ana oa'F
FINiEItE viii. Iii 4 MEETINil or THE AUX
ll!nry Republican Cnb thl. evening at 8 n'clocknt
live Committee viii moot this ovo1ing at 8l-G8
Thirty.f1retst
TTHE .TIiIRTEENTif WAilD IMT26YEMENT
L Club will meet Mt 1'a,,xs IIn1i this evening.
TT1IERh. Will. IN X AfEET1Ni OF TiIR SEC
i ond Ward Republican yntera nt A. 1.pfjrun's, ITO
lnn,nna-nv. this eSon'ng nj O'CLOCK. Good spaaketz
IL nleendanee:
, 1880-04-02

to tho ltuso Of Cu1cctlnn, to be there attended
BY City-phyeician Ilunnu.
TlE regular n'onthly meeting Of the E1ccu-
Girls vas hstsl yrst.1,lny un0r1,Itix 1T 1hs rr".
mont House. M,a. i. ii, Marsn presided. The
1Sp1rs ,pp q" the q s shwsa rSsos rnE
showed that tlerc Wero lurty y-ono l,4pl III prrs-
mt. two having heon rcselySd ai!d four l,vtng
p sa , rcss t. Il sss t' eaHe sier td AtttS Ss. IT,
Voting consi,lcrnbla rambling discussion u va
rlut.s mlnur Improvements, tho Committee
rusFcd u vnlg warmly thanking Mrs a. y. Harry
t"ra windmill which shp hls U!Iclt.d and erect
oil hS Acr OWL pclBonu1 excrtl0ns. Thu Culu-
pltitGn thou udj6urnco.
bus au hol,.is VI the Chicago & Calumet beck
C.,npa,ly, oG u fncu ynIle 1T tl,UU rach, uld
chnse " tliese. rhs bunds nro worth par atid
expected to brns i! ir,. il t' 10 % I per ] ecns. II Il
tAu sAlu s'Hs o'I tayurably: tho Receiver, who
s ss Vii r. s ny! Is Rep esm sns . II S
should lu u pty,slSst q Eeltlng uash fpr the
wnIt liid Iny ~ per cent; UiherWisu he will puy
na. s GS ,xi !. the ,, ,rlses. ss!ble da,e a4 II.
Chase- money ts collected.
Dlt, J. I..s. HALL, or Whcel!ux. ". Va, the su-
pFpt1u Secretary nf tho Gircl0 nf lIunUr,-tenl-
pcnusce.-arrlyrd III tho city Tuesday, md ot.
a!iS eAu1U GsEH'A haStt!tteit IHo ouElAI ttfG1 O{
Homer. Tbs Supreme Secretary wna nsslstul ty
thu following grand o!l'!crs: l'ast Graad Cosu-
1nandcr l.. Il Iissas; uratii sucTctary @ s,. Jataes
Aarshutl; GraMl Marshal J. \. Nouns, n, q. U.
OF Illinois; Gruna Chsplaln Dr. +. I! Van
Ing. After the Circle wus duly instituted tho
following otieess wcro Installed by the Supreme
Commander j. =. Smith; e-CornuunIer,
Mrs. L.. +. loYue: Secretary, A. Z. Hubbard;
Aa1paal, l.. T, uoEue; Chaplain, Dr.. 7. +, Van
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THE NORTHERN PRESB YI,E-
RAN CHURCH.

The General Assembly of this body
was in session last week (and some days
of the previous week. at Madison, Wis
consin. We publish elsewhere abstracts
of the reports of the several Church
boards
The receipts for Foreign Missions this
year were larger than ever before
amounting to $585,844.82 as against
$427, 63l last year An unusually large
part of this income came from requests
or special donations.
The receipts for the work among the
Freedmen ($78,OOO) are also larger by
one-third than last year, and will be, it
is stated, increased in similar proper
ton next year.
The amounts given to the Boards as
compared with those of last year. show
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Presbytery, and no delegates were more
heartily welcomed in the Assembly than
its representatives. So we should aim to
establish churches and Presby of
the colored people all over these South
ern States, and nothing that our Church
can accomplish at home or abroad is more
to be desired, or would be a more glorious
work
P. S. Since the above was written we
learn that the Assembly closed its ses-
sions Monday afternoon. On Saturday
DIR. Plumer was heard by the Assembly
in regard to his relations to the Seminary,
and the action of the Board of Directors
in the matter. Some notice of this and
of the proceedings of the last two days,
will appear in the next issue of this paper,
and will finish the report of the work of
the General Assembly. 1t will be seen
that the next meeting, May, 1881, will
be held in Staunton, Va.
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For the Central Presbyterian.
To the Friends of the Manchester Pres
byterian Church ia Richmond and
Elsevhere I


Shortly after this church was organized, a plan
for church building was adopted and a por-
ton of the basement built for lecture room.
and covered with cheap, temporary roof
Something more than one-half the money with
which this work was done was contributed bv
our own people, whilst friends in Richmond and
elsewhere gave nearly half The more san
guine of those who originated this plan, hoped
that by the present time, the congregation would
have so grown in numbers and means as to be
able to complete the building designed Wheth-
er the expectation was reasonable or not, it has
not been realized. To repair the present build
ing, necessarily of unbecoming appearance and
awkward proportions because designed as only
part OF basement of larger building, to re-
pair this now with view to its remaining what
1t is, would cause us to continue to bear the re-
proach of having begun to build and not being
able to finish
We feel therefore impelled to undertake the
work of building complete and suitable church.
would gladly postpone this enterprise in view
OF the present business depression among our
own people, and the heavy demands now made
upon the hberality of the churches to which we
will have to look for aid but the condition of
our present building is such that considerable
sum would have to be spent upon it Immediately
in repairs
We propose to build church to cost sc, 900 in
addition to the materials of the present building
The members of the congregation have sub
scribed nearly 81, 900; and when some indefinite
promises have been made definite, the subscrip-
tions will exceed this sum by several hundred
dollars. Knowing, as 1 do, the circumstances of
the congregation, 1 do not hesitate to say that
regard this as the most liberal subscription to
church building fund l have ever known.
We believe we can raise also in Manchester out
side of our congregation enough to increase this
sum to $4,000, thus securing in our own town
onehalf the amount needed.
1 have thought it proper to lay this state.
ment of our condition and wants before those
who gave us liberal aid when this mission work
was started in Manchester nine years ago. We
are compelled to appeal again to you for help
Not TO go forward now to erect church would
in my opinion be serious blow to the mission
work, which l undertook at the call of the Pres
bytery; and the successful carrying through of
the enterprise would in my opinion tend greatly
to make this Selfsustaining church. l there
fore ask the friends in Richmond and elsewhere
who have aided us in the past to give a favor
able consideration and liberal response to this
appeal. w. A. CAMPBELL.
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HE1NE, the German, was Of bitter
spirit, and for part of his life an avowed
unbeliever, but he made an honest con-
fession when he said "When I hear any
one disputing the existence of God 1 am
overcome with strange anxiety, an un-
easy dread, such as l experienced in visit
ing New Bedlam, in London, when had
for moment lost sight of nay guide and
found myself surrounded by madmen."