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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
Religion . Notlres.

AIanson vi. L. Church Noros St, near Grand Morning
ana evening by the Pastor Rev + L. a. ni Morning SUI;
Foolish VIRGINS the first Of series OF ILLUSTRATED or piano.
Gs%s Sr@2q Sy To- n attend frp0ra S' Tree AL
All souls Church. 4tnsye, corner 2Oth.sL-The Rev.
MoRRHW MoRNiNG at il O'Clock ana at 7:i5 in The even.
ing Public cordially invited
American Temperance Union HayeTy Tbea US, IN a
Of PaIer-on subject: Tne Greater Rebellion" Tho Hon.
STEPHEN b. RANsoM OF jersey city, Mll also speas pr
So1 kcey los PDefsg Of f6s e pPss
snihon Memorial Church. 4otnst, west Of 6thayeS
i M Ky Il oB&aF saRa55& DE- VII f' preach each the
morning
At Brooklyn Tabernncle.-Dr. TALMAGE will preach
Wyss her relative Due fTaSSns also AZ anu
At IT Paul's Methodist Epissopal Church it m ant
II 1850 and Se' sun M and BSe o
Church OF Our saviour
corner sn ave n T6e aeT ANS NJ PULLMAN
D. D. Pastor SUNDAY Morning. r. rsni nw va TPrnss
society"
Church OIL the Ascension cor 5thaye and lethst-rhe
Sunday. october Il, at ii a. III
Charch OF The SoyeR1aI av fFsqyega2 EaEssvs
fS s,Sr % p.cac is HST inst At @
and4 p M sunday school at $3.50 a IN Lecture Wednes.
at p. m.
Church of the Holy spirit 57hstnear ithaye, Rev
Mr. GUlLbEkr heoor-so y GO nm1 ION ; m No n
l9g SeINSe ' rienin% m sermon by the Rev =
GARDISE En- LiTrELL OF Wilmington, Del.
Church OF tue Holy rriniLy MadsOaayG and lld;st;5
HOurs OF service IL H. 7tO Tbs RI Rev. H. b.
WHIPPLE, ID. d. Bishop Minnsso VIII oich In the
morning The Dr. TY NC, Rector Of the Parish will
pre- ch In the evening
MADISON Avenue ana Twenty Ninth street HIaIg gers
Presbyterian Church The Pastor tho Rev NATHANIEL
". ONKLING. d. d. viii pr ach tomorrow MORNING
and EVENING. Public worsh pat II a. M and 7;aO
Murray Hli Prcsbyteran Church. iOth, east of Lex
inQtOn To OKftOW BY the Pastor, the
Rev j. BURCHAkD ID. De- at 1880 a. m. aud 7;io
Society che Increase of the nin-iry.rhe twenty
fourth anniversary will be oOservot SUNDAY EN EN-
IsG l7th $50 O'Clock at Ghri Church 6th-aye AID 50 h
ST. by the Right Rev. FllOMA AS W. DUDL d..
D. Assistant BISHOP OF KENTUCKY Friends Of theological ed
uoatsn and especially e-momoers ana directors OF the So
ciety are Invited
society for Ethical Culture. Professor ADLER WIN re-
lectures before this ey ~ Chlckelng la cor
9th ave and l5ths o. uNDAf October 4, Doors
opened closed at II o. lock All Interested In
yited 10 attend Subject What " the First and Indspen.
sable Requirement OF lberalismP
ST james Niethodi-t Episcopal Church -l26thsL and
Malson.ave. Preaching at 1913 by the Rev, INES
NJ KING, ID. d.. A. 1880 y. by BISHOP CYRUS ID.
FOSS, ID. D. All welcome.
The Rev w l. tknox-Litte, Reoter OF 81 Adams
Manohesie OF, England, VIII preach az the Chuich OF the
29th ct, shave Sunday ornne
NJ lIi3V o'clock
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OBITUARY.
PIErRo creole vIsCONTI.

ROME, Oct. 15.-Petro creole Visconi. the
archssoioglst. is dead.
He was born In Rome about the year 1900. He wrote
a large number OF papers archaeology, which were
publisned IN Rome. In 1886 ne became Professor OF
Archaeology 10 the Academy Of France He buperin-
tended important explorations In Rome.
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REAL ESTATE.

YEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct IS. 1880
The following sales were held al t'e hAc''anso
scsToom to-day
By J0s. Y. Welts . ,oo ..
frame he1se with plot Of lnd sWilnaIn 20 , 2y
n of Morris a. size 1Og.Gx 81, 23d WaIu ho' ef 200
Savings Bank
plot Of Hasey g cor Of cour'lAnoavo 1875
aize 2g5xllJ; same buyer.
AT PRIVATE SALE
Bv " X Sterenson, IN. VA.
fourstoy browustone house Yin lot NO h's' 90 900
,ourstorv English house win lou No i-o 200
Tcast 3t;th 81 l5xlOO DR. Douglas A"''
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THE COURTS.

Bartoloruco Pacca Archbishop Of Masslordomo Is an'
nnnnced,
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CARDINAL PACCA.
ROME, Oct. 15.-The death of Cardinal
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HUDSON RIVER PLACE Tor sale or rent
low Best sit. Poughkeep.o high ground hno
perfect house. nearly furnished web ces horses
Address n. WKIGH IL, Poughkeepsle y. y.
MONTCLAIR, n. j.. properly a speciality
WI For sae-Neat Gotta nearly new, rooms nye min
utes from depo stores churches school, garden and fruit
HOWE & PARSONS, 10 Cedar-sL
ONEIDA, n. Y FOR SALE.-Fine Build
" lug, and grounds handsomely located In the heart Of
beautiful and nourishng village OF Onedaj principal
building Of BRICK four stories 100 feet mont solid ami sub
stantiai grounds fine well shaded several
nient New York Central AMI Midland Railroad stations
able school, summer Hotel manufacturing, other
purposes price $4,000 Inquire of N. HlGISBOIHAM
oneida N. Y
arrange, N. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" BEATS lot and for furnished aud unfurpshe
Bi.AGKHEIL.& SMITH. OPP man station. orsaasa- Nj.
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The Rev W. l. tknox-Littic, Reoter OF e. Adams
Manohes or England, VIII preach at the Chuich the
guraton East 29th st SHAVE Sunday lorning
lLt3V O'clock
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Religious Notifies.
AT Cb;ckerina 1fail,

At CbicLerina tfnii,
6thaye corner lstlist
The Rev sAMUEL CUlCDhD -.
vii, reacb at Union Gospel service 81 50 DAf aiiernocn
"'' ~ Subcct-' Labor and Ises,.,
HENRIETTA BEEBb wfnsinE
tiso tbe large choir led by Asa III LIZ
An seats tree. Al welcome.
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Qonnrrn lJroperln Tor alc nno 90 Let.

A 4 ORANGE. \. j. WeIghborhood speciality.
Y --IIoprfiy ans all varieties; great bar
ans EDWARD T. HAAILTON. y Pnesi. y Y.
, 1880-07-19
CuRIsT's SACRIFICE.

|
THE 9sEv. 9. II: riFFASf. ~.
formally pastor Of Trinity 'Alcthea1st Epls'
copal Church Of this city, preached yester-
dnv mornipv iii that church before largo
congregaton e was astsseu ~ ~ l,o aen IVY
X. u. Pope, the present. pastor Ut u's en"scI'
The reverend speaker preached from TIC fol-
lowing text:
drw a ali mcn uto ~ 'aSa NO. hs he said, sFniyias
wtnt ioath he should dioj-St. John, 1iE, II, u.
,These rn,narknble wor,is Ind been spoken
~, = ,,aFv ra,uorrahla ,,,on Under yory ro-
narkablo circumstances ~ tae uh.e 10
had rc1,clicl tic agc OF ;S, nlld Naa
been mucl, admired anu abused. Ills
miuJ hntl ,Drun pare, Ills character
a.1''!u "Hu ~. '.,.', H. ,onnu.,,t im,t Tia
spotless' aha ll's "oths ocnStsn., ~. ~. ,a
had been Mnlu mark for III! the alufa a!a
inue1ldoes Of the mob which WIS seeking Ills
life. and lie would laye been torn from limb
w. t.'',p "tvll lle nt'otIu aio .,.1 sn,rnI
text hau lie not beei. Ut holy ana snctea
place. At tint tlno there seemed bnt !lttle
probability that Ills predictions would bo
scribcd nin,,, and history And verified Ills
words, lie was the embodiment ut Chris
tia,,lty. The spcaker tlen reclted tho n,a,!y
Of iiis chnractcr aid works. ''''>''
The cross drew i,lal, by tic fascination
fepaisSe, npare aud ' to b. nsa fosrgottsi i MP
peareti to be fi!sts1.cl p1, our: memory with y
with thoughts Ut crime. Men al!.l wollian
spoke vi 0ny great crime and referred to 1t
Il. their colyers,tloll, and the daily journals
wero tilied with detalletl Accuunts Ut 1t.
dwelling on crime, md criminals nppeared
to be t,etteil ciass. When Oilo Thought tllnt
tilo crluio referred to Ii, tho text was brought
about BY perjury bigotry, md natiollai pride
, 1880-07-19
STATE vs.. CHURCH.
Tie Desperation of the Jcsu.tS-A De-
TITLED Account OF tho Operation iii
Paris Popular 1ixcltcmcnt-Crowds
Arrests, auL Bitter feeling.

The % D,'rers.on o. - .me ,'. %aar"t,an -,
san.,s i.su Wn'',,n. 9sxc,,o,,s ,,sn,,aHT.ro,vis.
taras-ror"inr nras,- .n', 1s',tsr irI a,sa1'uw.
GSrrtst"lt"ss .,a t,a.'a ...,ns,aa 1eur"s =. ,,o
PARIS, June 3o-so'no memories OF the
exciting times OF ten years agO are naturally |
aroused by tho spestacle Of the excited
csumas ~ ~, t'o % "asa .J h t,,a sfnrce
counts III tllc journals eaasea py t!'e enforce ,
ment Of tho DEGREES which permit the disso-
tinms in France. Concer,1,i, tie wisdom Of
tl,is i.I m"as,,rc ~ s nm % not realy to ofIer any
understood and will be- Carried out by tho
sn,,s nf tho Rcvoiulion now In powsr
1uars Hnrs " nat M how much ponl viii accrue
sion 'v must pl' ra1nain @ matter Tor Tor dispute
ut least for some months to como, 1suppose
IN % s,,cl, bitterness ] Of feeling as been aroused
u,Ifestcd III ai t by tho t cIsrcnls' M mon and women.
against the Republic ana all who carry out
dsy 1T tho spectacle Of tho fathers e . cor.
shrieke into the eafs Of p9iiee , aeent, t "My
t, s%n s', mtnt ~ nres,i1,, tho aoo;l woti,, ias
np sns fnII Hst nit m To- His IN r,olHe,t aud s Tor
ti,n .oii"n n,rnuf In ui,rrla.il ill shoulders.
s pnso svnrt' IL p t."rrn1Iv nt,,,.I.I Il,
mnH ansMut n,,,a,tn,ns w,,f'' 10 En,Iif"r.,,te
hly Sy tnota atS!epg,lto Tp',,Tt nnt nj rntcr moro
,a1t nG tien te' III. tnJcnran ns viii riys them to
iumgla a!!nm s.o THsapsM ntaHt,.gts" hs nrn1ipnl
y1ai n.a1 putu of tiV i~s,,: In iaris IN at
Sslnos'SM; '.s - n, u Il nn ,,o "a S&vr.s In com.
Nvs. ~ UNI ~ Ivy ~" ~ to'y hns hcan
ersaAi 'aF'a1 ,r,,,t ~ t',U ,,,"r ~ nin1,s iii
tmHI seeo u ~ st:isricai S,ntors Dnntlu
Ertnlafes ny Giu''cH, ~ H., ios3 fatv ,tnvn
!cat ss ui, ,vos sos ti IN ,,s w,ini ,er
1eaetay osnts s",,Is,inn W's , III ".,.ita cn,,li
w. ;is ,,,,,.. snnIiinriv mlm,,t
ocloGK ~ ~ eHMAH n,,ag h"raia f,,,rn.i near
y! Eicttt.i,,, Eic!tGMdin " n,, m.vait"'i rvn,'ts Evt
tla iilsil.4'i H nA ~ y, I"}nrc d nrtocE
WITNESSES wy ~ 1'as ia !.'t.U ns,om1lca ivu Sec
t ,,,.s 1s,,nrsi ~ ir"wts rniIt- TIM hNlt
raMsS an sSe! ,' 1agcts, atn,n,,n @s I'M, ,'' saving
nnA,l.,,ai "Wo aEs i;,n yo' ounIssary %o i5o r
kSW tnat wy nays I,1t 1 ISSs1h ~ hxc,as ~ ,1' m
ooi! ~ tlais i'''o ,. y. esvnrrnnt in sarya.t
seVtIse, s ", rr,,'t t's s.a,t ia ssrycd Until tb-
% antr WM.I,.;t WMIt;Mmt y NV y ~ an n Tio,Isn Tam
tUs,r Gtu.nw !' 1';,ro ts nv W scnrf ri oEiicu.''
'ilshar{, MIL Mc'H - m,t' ~ ~ oS"4 hts nr"Ent.
.AM IT, tooH t,,,tt,.,,,r ~ n r'uo tha Innr
bs!; FmMi!y cs so,,i og IN u tho nIor. @
, 1880-07-19

make Ills live forever, then, the ,sylnpatlly
would well up from ntir hearts and 0yerituw
III It's abundance. Wo remembered that tle
only crino a lle s, cyer so'sst % 1t was wns Gvnk n k
Tio speaker tGon procee,Ictt to view ti,e
subject fron II moral stAMdpolrt. ~ a!t, Wo
Ssff 1 H. r 5 s ss Ted a e 20 ~ SFes &c. Ys n2s@
bis t' viii vi Of Of Goi's mural Inv: .Tlgro ha.
osc s s'n' f ras there ncsassary sf DO tas alt
SONG oHe Should is for Us II orasT foii{ in{
,tpol, oMt OF The Trinity in f!esl For piel-
lire Ut the guilt nf stli we ngct not 10 10 t!io
prfsDn or 1'eiftclttary, but to thn croSs. itS
spectnele WIS more fearful tnn ,, 10, oe sn, okSo ;S,
writings of lie dafnnel, It Ind been the
viii ail law Of tls Father TINT Ills So,!
should suffer nntl die. md III tho denth We
s @ h tG 'ss %9Xt"sG M 'a wcGaioyea Hyp and apiaee e
nurs, alnl nsslihptl their matrre IN. order t''nt
lle ,nEl,t know hoy to M net , toWarH u,oal' nro
aspect. This nlost terrible event Ind been
mi expression Of THO !ovo Of tiou, for 1t wins
ssald "Gptl 81 lpve!l tne worlE t!'at Jig Eay,o y,
character sllO,,,l elinllcngu every 0b)ector.
Justice had accustomed the display Uf GNl's
nature, ns tf tlteru hu,l been no cloud there
could lave beun llu holt frHln 1t. tutl cnino
down to l,n,, lifted him UP To und, md they
| lived together on c&linlo! throne. That
wnttl compel my man to l,,tllse md ntltlirc.
Suppose Tint tl!o sinry wis NJ sunerstitioil
Into and studying over.. II " were true 1t
wis most wonderful, a,id 1t liatl sonlrtltnE to
| do witt, lis. II 1t wCrn our sins that nailed
Hin to the cross, We sliOuld be bitterly S!)rry
for II, md If It WcrN or sills we should hnte
sin, we should hatc the nnfls md the spenr,
and acknowledge o,r faults To some ntle,-sO
our husbands or wives, Dllr friends, our
| Our Col. Man should fnrsnke hts sins ntltl
lie clcnlisctt. Some one might ask how Ills
sins can ho removed. Christ c0uiu remove
them Ii yUu trusted Hin. Tho blood that
trirktcd down his sltle cuHlu cle,llisg lin.
It was Him tint had lifted mankind up ID
lilo preaching of this truth Ind called mer
10 Christ from time lMtnGinorlAl, even "
fore tho New Testament had revsaleh tslt
remedy fnr n universal disEase, nld provet
el1lcncfous Whenever tried. No matter, 1t
what curb llcresy cnl,le to IT'S, its nntaK0n!sl1
| could be lfa1r,ned by tho story Of Christ nit
the crUSs. The time WAs coming when tn
steps Of Christ NJ q cDiHi.thr0r SHOULD u
heard In nl lands, nfld every one wnnlt
come to Him with their offerings, wlietlie
they be l,arhnrlans or the n!nat c.tltttre!t Q
thu earth. Then lfe should reign, Quellin|
ing lin to liis plume. 'Tho cliofcu wins 6etors
Ms,-wlcthor to submit uur Ilcarts to Hin
Md allow Him to take liz to Ills nnt!yln
| home in Heaven or tN sitter eternal death,
, 1880-07-19
DUHI2 MISSION.

DEDICATION or irs NEW CHAPEL.
Tho new chapel Of tha J,urr Missinn. In
ooto', a. ,ho cfrnor -. ~ ,v,".n,;' ms''o". e,o Nv
and Twenty-thtrd street. was for,nally dedl-
cnted last evening lii the presence OF largo
audience, composed principally OF children.
The building Is n neat two-4torv hrIck
structure, l'as seating capacity Of about
GU, anu COST ABOUT S6,'OO. The 1lrAt fluOr Is
used for eyery.,lny school purposes, tho In
.lustrla1 scl,oul for glrls, md the
l.oafy. 4, "ncn ] u ,,,oe upsh "ycfy evening"
anu Inc secoiia iioor IL given to tho audt-
torlunl. 1aa location nnd surroundings orv
grcatly In its favor, and Its managers are
oknS a a fS5wae4 I 70 ms fsRa ssd y f " n ~
~ xt,oi. o 'p''''''"7 ~ y e's"' ''>''''
d7HU ,lcdientorv exercises were hiuh,v In.
terest[ne, consisting ri SINGING, prsyer, ] md
Wy uTi; Il; Tr1;sa]j. % VIII, ~ was s'II Msssi II Nv hy
NY NY = Mnn.iv HI, missin,inrv @ Il " mi.
utnm uaT' = thc Observation-Disclosures Of ffn Sun,lnv-
sc5,S,nl. md tflo Utor OiIccrs Of tie Missiuil,
,nrE NE u "" Mtsslnn slUno t,u ,'s % fn,il % a
sajd hy ,1ot,atjam iItirr, III ls,ll nj t6u cor,lcr
sf''' ~ iy ~ nvni,,ia and po,irtre,t strest. md
~ liz ,ionth II" ftft n,n,,nv fnr ia st,,,mrt
az and 'as ,sa,nt1a,'ce. HH.i M ai bren KEPT np and
mHe ;;.s ''Na ,'t lsa ~ ri tha m,,sn M ~ "u.nti
I'll tIare w. VA stsI rrcnt work % for II vt to IL"
II w.aa ,,,1r,,iv n,insprinrIntt ~ fS foiI,,ijer
T. i,a MIs StIa IGS Il sEm,,if ~. III IL is ms.w
,a ImietG", ,n, y rna t,' ~ MIa7dr @ II cinsscs
eio ,vs,iai, o " thn,rhI sSs I'll The n!,rm,,e If IL
ra;on ~ svas tIa rrs,,t ri Tia q g,awt] "t
~ n9t uf III ia hc,iovni II had hrcn Far tin
t ls e'y, pIs tlot ~ ts,n Mn,, ~ I urovc Il ,mI
uGs' ~, o, u lSt Intn,ds1 to f"c ttr ,,nprv. NOR
VI vrt 10 1 iMke H. natrons frUn te g,itterS: bit
kaI hna,, ~ intamiai tn sn,,nIy c,.rrh nntI
n,ns.a,omal m G ta;itfes tn ,hnsc v,o Ind thcr,
it not. md no better location Could have been
seGSteGi i;,,, n-o,,,, 1ro-for,, ,,o,tx.arod t1,o
dc'iiratnsv nv a'idp.ss i5n sutt ti,at # was
hi1l'is nr1n"r ti,ut In sho,,l,i ,ns mn, t,f Inc
ams,Easspan pf n r." nroasInt,' for tho Misslu,,
Sa f. nis S}str;ct t Ill citrci was iust nj
~ nthsr ~ AZ p"H ~ Twcniv-thr1t II rrsi. hid he
hnnrtilv e' wn1romncd @ Al" Afissio,s" mid wuui,]
H.ai ;ii;n c",nin@ ~ Il ofin,, and reEnr,iiuT il
~. ~ ',ME art fu,E ~ bIs " narsh Whnn fnvIta to
snrah ~ i,e had M M i,frn What kInI of a cu1l9rc
Trmiinn IL he tyani,I hnvn To pIease. q, he hat
e"tteM IN d benutif1l sermon for the occa
hin1. Il" wo,,iI mt ,iss 1t. BIT would tnik
briri,y abollt prayer and lis Stimulating in
, 1880-07-19
LAKE BLUFF.

Mt T.nkn Bluff tycrO Int9efv attended. The
,ntii'ns s.". .t, I'. s,,s,,,o % ,'rs,,ato ro,,.
large number OF people, wllllo pflVato con.
yeyanses from Wassgs NJ, e., Luke Torest an anu
-" .Maothas 1os o~,rs,uoIv fovorahto IN o,,t-tlnor
WehIles WIS eAIhomc,y aasol l"o1o W ou's.oo. '.'.
worship. ana tho interesting he1flces Ne.a
throughly enjoyed. There were many young
Se1pe apSn nS us.an'bIea ro woSe cev do
] rira'l from nicuic exnerionces: nj least their
pursuit Of pleasure woald SO indicate.
meeting was held in Clark Street tent. DR..
1.ttI1Ia,,,s,,, 1aJ ,ha oarvtco 4 tarua aud,s
.,',r., M.vsJM syas nr,st,nt' Wv 'e''' - '''>''
onAt At 1a:,aI tia iiov. G. II. Fowler, formerly
,,raathoal ~ TIA o nEsnt ;Tnhsrnarlo hoinrH i
f,Sn.tIi nrasa ai,,i;nncn Ia o s'"S A"0o4'o "1A'1 ~
i"fEo }Er EH1 En.Y!ar commcncca nv stating that he
WIS M a!wsys % anxisas T. fulail my my e,sSs.: !
,rnnr S'1 frnm nv IN !, tems lint M co,jI hnidlu
WITT rho 1S Nnv TtS;f; H. y " i'mk n iisitnn Co,-
leFs. AblnE,!o@n n.y. H. led in Rsays1i: ai =, ,s t.
co,ra tho Sit .e varss Kaso VI cc9n ~ Piias:
ev aei! no.' r,.o hu hI.hi~ nraInd Vim;
MhefGIoro Hoa aiso nna ntXny stnsga hn,, c,ns JILL
nas naae: s's'D l'''A AA4' "A''A '''''
- tne DlVno a1gnlmont u tor IT, teo a e'stans .sf
Mcllt N our eonylei'oMs Ply o. Itie psopMmes RI ,a 0t
Nat%ae ta MQfu ~ w u, ,n ,sro,,nt H n
g! tnn otoInal nIht A. ~ io5 H. p.uunIs ,,t ~
!ni,an le4sonE. lily comslm sI,t I1M Yr.u. H. H.
w Nf.Wn iEohl tsoH!ses spl'!H!iG no'a ttt" ,tn@
ntall usctees. ~ AccnIut ~ .ne ~. ."., ..nl,,'.
il9n ot ul9 nailfgr ana aeatn ~ tne c9t1aSGS: ~.
CM!Ist aMi psol, MSnIs eohutsa IT, ~ 5r,is nI f,c
gScnamgun the WGai.,i oi ~. uW Mo,M5 tt,a tHa
peasant ile excGanKsd t!le io!'Sr ~ of ri re
salnsr TOT I'll III i,s nI hn ,vas M I @ a,,i
[neletole u was Eli nF8unlth! oi DN4'o
p!eSslfag., ..a.,,,u ,,,,,, ,,,t
We look for sometlllng OF = gfnAaer ih!,
llfo as men n5talh power. LooK 2 lattln VI u!
S3Me OF uio itves Uy Miie9 v"'a HSaa,Su ~. "
Thirst ile Dro,ght out iiis son. a'ltl R E'Se
l!lm s.tcll oxHited position ~ the llIl'tM o. o.
NM, enaMl Win ai(itenlty COZ co1lcsave: E.; ~ nn!'
11 py le Inn af Ht ~ II 19 srr uu
uro It VIII be when comp!eted. Workn!tSs VT
who perform their abors, with yluW 70 !llc
most elaborate parfcctlOn,- Gail tel! thu
something .grand ts contemplated. Tod WY Wy
preparing for nEes for the appcnratice ,'l a !ih
Sui. Anl hat been cunnRnally Impressed
with tho grand result Whtt!i was to bt KNOW!
OF men. -
The people Weso for ages led np 70 tto ex
pecteiscy Ut uQa, Wien ~ scllt i!l5 2on q
eurtil, nb llltenueu 4aI la!s euit!i.E sHuu.s
De lilo greatest event OF al! history. fonts
teachers, states.npN. and ntl sreAt leArllat
characters were brought Into llile 70 tylil!
tho EtMlng 0f thrlaE III Moses W'sa sll1l1lslet
!!p the great qualities which Wo prize, lnit
tllls was the style Of n.en WHO Woro tnl
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ain9nR nations. because tho Government wns
Focs on 70 rntatn its position It viii bo not
because 81 the powers OF liz statesmen, bit
through the continued evangclIzalon Of tho
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INFORM ATIJN WASTEb-IN rE8AIkb rO TIN
wherpAbt,utH Of GItlIer Imr!1~, MEkcnztc, IrenEn
Albion EvEns tGrltlierA nntlyeA nt t1lc HtAto Hf
MaInH An} pcrFtln giving auCEI bnfDsMk viii G9
suitably rnwardcd: exchanges pldnsB copy. X. N.
EVANS. Yurk. Mob.
IJEitNUNAI.-iF MIt, I'D DIlKW (YlTN ADyEll-
L ttterl L. In tho city lle wilt pcnae call MI.
dress J. X. WEItStd3, Wtndsttr ilutaI.
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TSAnTNEIt WANTED SIIE&T Oh ACilFE,
win ii0uV ~ {aluI, fstru syntoel EatablsLel
.uyr,nnti.e nru On tho l'4e!ho EuAst, Asl.sencea
viTsn Fur GAfttcuIa{s Hd1fezz Z ", vEtLunt u1lae-
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PROFESSIONAL

Taaabars, Rlttura. nnd 0thers OF S0dcntar
haMtH h}Rhly pri1u Malt l9lttorS.
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MI, ylSCi:sr lIAa i,tsrunNEn TV,ral Crrr
mil uIunul an etit., Ut lat Ho.t AsHa;.nn.nE s1n
Mis-. MAitrliA HALL, SICK kuNAE. IA o4cas
M NElsst. ChlI1l3o.
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A.s1ts
TsH;. AyEn az AlY,l.EN-FHu3I sly HAHN Az
. s;fand Cnsslnx the nixht ns satt,aa1; INK
Syesrs vi,Il M Wbts ap0t loft s!da o. nAgk frunt
IL ahuuIivr ui,d Ir,nl cut IN lutt shnuluar.
nIaI,sI, ~ 10 its k,rr,l4lula Allres. AE0leEEC
WEHli.t. Eral6 IrUhstng, ur tu"M ~ le LII eal'1s
utf kIfHkyt
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CLA1ltV0YANrS. NrS.1,.-,-4.-~>,
1 grH0ii,Iy-,tls, pis. kLl.ls: Tiin oh1.I H.!
Eyorpll iiUllsu, III Wsst Maasnn'stt Lnons ~ 1as
ut WIN woull toarn .AotEnt1 Eals q9lG1y.
i.IfItiTIiA AI pEvEi.JI'lNU El.AIHvOYANT sl1-
- t,rs duly MaInslt traatinant tor ncf1UIa dis
Sn.es MjES rOi.LiSS, lIs OenEtuEn-sL, oetaoets
IJuIls utit. 3tunrtsr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03
The Hawkins Case vt Dallas, Texas
Special to the Repnblican


Springfield, Mo-, May 26.-W. 7. Chandler
of Ash Grove, in this county, writes your
correspondent in reference to special from
Dallas, Texas, in the Republican of yesterday
concerning the case of w. j. Hawkins, hi,
brotber-in-aw, admitted to bail on the charge
of killing B. NJ. Bell He charges that thi,
and former specials from Dallas are inau
enced by the prosecution, and that it is unfair
and unjust to attempt to prejudice the cas-,
of II citizen of Missouri through Missouri
newspapers, who, in defence of his wife.
honor, took the life of her traducer. Fol
this offence he is held in the Dallas Jail, bu
he has been admitted to bail by Texas court
nd his friends here propose furnishing the
necessary bond. It's now charged that thu
special in question was intended to embarras
or prevent such movement by alleging tina
Hawkins intended to forfeit his bond. Chan
der is merchant of Ash Grove, and Their,
is not in Greene county man who possesse,
the confidence and esteem of the entire com
munity more fully than he does. His sister
Mrs Hawkins, the wife of the prisoner, i
living with him, and great sympathy is ex
pressed for her, as she is most estimabl
woman. 1t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03
The Health of Dallas.

The report of DIR. Carter, the health Off
Ger for the month of May, shows the general
health of the city to be remarkably good.
In conversation with HERALD reporter he
stated that he had never known of city of
the population of Dallas to be as free from
sickness in May, which is considered rather a
sickly month. The number of deaths for
this month last year were thirty-one, while
for this it was only fourteen.
The mortuary report for May shows only
fourteen deaths out of population of some
twenty thousand, while for the sane month
las! year they footed up thirty'one; over
double that of the same month this year.
Those for the past month died of the follow
ing diseases; Typhoid fever / typho-ma-
laral fever Il consumption 3; acute menin-
gifts diarrh9 2; injuries debility |
anemia exhaustion from diseased bones /;
chronic meningitis E; tubercuar meningitis
|. OF this number five were under five years
of age, and three we're colored.
The Health Officer says that there is much
complaint about hog pens, and he recon-
mends that hogs be banished from the city
altogether during the summer months.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03
The Savoy Sufferers .

Yesterday a number of the gentlemen APP
pointed on the committee to solicit funds for
the Savoy sufferers, did dilig mt work From
what can be learned, about So o were raised
yesterday. 1t was requesod that the gentle.
men soliciting would report at the HERALD
office last night at o'clock, but only three
Of them did so, and they turned in hand.
some amount. The gentlemen of the com
mittee will continue to receive contributions
to-day, and all are requested to report and
turn over their collections to Mr.. G. L.
Martin, at the tlERALD office, at any time to-
day before 7 p. IN. He will receipt for the
same and forward promptly to Savoy. tn
reading last night by Mrs Ross id not prove
rs successful as was hoped, still handsome
sum has already been realized, aud we doubt
not will be materially increased to-day.
When all the lists have been handed in they
will be published
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03
BENEFIT for savoy.

Mr. }. W. Thompson has most generously
rendered performance ut the variety theater
Friday night for the benefit of the Savoy
sufferers. The kind offer has been accepted
by the Citizens committee and all are here
by notified and informed of the fact. The
performance will be recherche and excellent
and it is hoped the house will be crowded
Tickets are only fifty cents, and the money
goes to those who suffer ana are in need. II
MIR. Thompson is liberal enough to give the
performance, we all ought to be liberal
enough to patronze it, especially as the n
tertainment will b. worth the money.