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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
SPAIN.
1'hs Cuban Loan

AApRip, June D.--The subscriptions
to the Cuban loan were opened to-day
la Madrid and barcelona, and have been
~ liberal that the loan 10 alresdy twice
covered
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WAsHINGTON, PA.

special W the Register

w,-uisoroS. Pa, June ~.
The commencement exercises oi
Washington anu Jefferson College began
on sunday afternoon last, when Rev.
aoorgc +. Hayes, President oi the Col.
lcge, delivered the haccalaurcate sermon
TO the graduating class. In the evening,
Rev, T. H. snyder. u. D.. Of Allegheny
CITY, delivered tho sermon IA The So
cicty oi Religious Inquiry. On Monday
afternoon tho class day exercises came
Of, tho following programme having
been gone through
Master Of Ceremonies 7. A. Stewart,
Washington, fa
Glass Oration--T. y. Irwin, Claysvillc.
Pa. subject, "Tho Rank aud File"
Glass Hislory-l, Is. Hamilton, Wash
ington, Ia.
Glass Poom-AlcI. 4. Hunter. Wash.
ington. Ia,
Glass plophscy Rice u. Bell, W~t
Alexander, Pa.
Cisas Album. u. BAusn,nn. Wash.
ington, Ia.
A ssoisl rssAlaa uas hsid - The uul,
leys on Monday night. asd was . do
lighttul affair.
A reunion oi the CLASSES oi 10 was
held yesterday. Out Of class of "
graduates at Jefferson College but ton
were present, The Washington class
numbered eleven, five responded 10 the
call.
The society address was delivered last
evening by Rev. pr T. u, kobin~on, 81
Harrisburg. Sublect -" "lnilmuca oi
Art"
Ysstttdsy's Ersroisss
The c0mmenc, ,ment proper came oil
this morning Ia the Town Hall, thr
building being crowded G usual, slih
an interested audience. Rev. J. "
Wigh,man. oi hsllng urrcn. Nv, n
former graduate, opened the exercises
by prayer Thr following 10 the rr".
grainue,
salnls,ory J. ". noycr, Library,
Pa.
Honorary Oraiion - tila,l-tone's Cabi'
net. WinArld McilyaIne, Bentlrys,ille,
Pa
Ora,jon Our search for Truth, Faux
A. Brcck, Parker City, Ia.
Ora,ion-Iiogrr Williams. Jas. n. he
com, Blairsyille, ia.
Grafton Andrew Jackson, Jas. u,
fu,,L Mannf nalr Ia
Oration The ilugcnois, W. u. Ha'
maker, schellsburg, i'a.
Grafton Western Psnnsylvania, ]. u
Hamilton, Washington, Pa.
| Grafton The Greaicst Wonder oi the
World, AleI. II. Hunter, Washington,
Pa.
Grafton Gibraltar, Robert 4. Hunter,
| Hanover, Pa
Ors,ion--Self Sacrifice. !. y. Irwin,
| Clsysville, Ia. -
| Grafton. National Morality The Basis
of Political Power, W. u. Mccarthy, A.
kinson's MILL, Pa =,
Grafton True Citizen. John NJ.
Kose, Johnstown, Pa
Vsle.iictory--s. II. Mccormick. Irsin
Station, Ps. ,,
Mss,srn Grafton. T. =. Bsosn. Wells
burg. W. Va.
Dnring his orstion Mr.. Beacon faint.
sd, and hsd to be carried ont OF the
building.
The frat honor vas awArded ios D.
Holland. w,n6sld AcIIv.ias and }. o.
boyer divided the second honor
Assuns Of the Board Of Trustees.
Al. nesting of the Board oi Trustees
,h. t,Iloxinv uss adopted:
R,sird That tho BOARD ~ Trustees
entirely di.approves ot sbst 10 iefmei
the ,1'nm a = 'aI,, % ,hs @ .,,.,,sr. Of tbs
mp9,.,n ~ y, ~ ~. roI,,yc
"" W,I.no E.o real, ned ss ,rus
"a "a X Wilson. 40 solnitor. Ales
N Todd uss slsc,vd To OIL thes. tsc
y.csnciss. A professor wss no, slsctsd
TO Al the chair of the ieMoyns probes
sonhip. -
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FRA NOE
rho Holigious DEGREES.

PARis. inn, 30.-The Jesuit chapels
w,r, thronr,d Tuesday IN the provinces.
A I'M, NM n,rsons headed Inv IN,
ch,;rnar 81 ,h. Ch,mh,r Of Comn,orra
-",,.J ~, ma I,sni,. IN ,,n,,,. ,h.ir
symna,hv inr ,hnm The last of n
s,r,n. If m.,,i,vs uas belJ in Paris m.
Lav r. nrn,cs, ayainst ,hr an,i Jesuit
d.c,,os & w A ronsi1rrablo crowd assam.
hlcJ nuiside tho building. and blows
ucr, exchanged betwecn the mob out.
siJ, nnd ,hnse issuinv from the hall
TLo nah hon,ed a numb,r oi prissi.
49, L,,i h,on =, ,h. ,,.o,iny
WI" '"' "'.' ~ ,"o "'.'"s
b'aa'"s h'"" sAe"""
LnSpoN, june 4" "A 'A',s n'spsW"
says that an Immense crown ol peoP'e.
evidently at tho upper classes, hockeo
all dW luosdav m lhe principal desu''
establishments ih"nHahhs n,sheu we
visiting BOOK ana carrie" ON n"Nes ~
melnch'"rs' rNen 'ho crow" "",snue
lnadr no hos''ie "rO'ohS,'au"" ~ "Vy
Witnessed the departure oi the'r INFERIOR
brethren.
Inteuss Excitement Over the nnforSs.
msnt Of tbs Dsorssa
Pam. Inn. n-Ths police arrived
N, ,ho J..uit ,s,ablishmstt In tho Rus
A.. sevr.. A 4 o,c,ors skis suuratns;
aud were imme iiately admitted. SHORTLY
after n crowd oi tive hundred persons.
composcd largely oi students aud W..
mon. collected. There was soms shout
,nv lor and against the decrees. The
polico cleared the street aud refused td
admit handy ID. Asson to tho building.
Tho pr,lrct Of police having arrived,
the building was formally declared
closed, aud the Jesuits. accompanied by
several Deputies aud Senators of the
Riyhl, departed amid great excite.
meni, caused by the demonstrations
ol their svmpathlsers and counter
| demonstrations. There were Indignant
cries against the Preict oi Police, in
the ensuing 1ufilo the Marquis OF
Lyon Court aud the chiei sditor 0i Wa
| Tai0B. lrgitimist journal, weTearros,eh.
Some oi the Fathers locked themselves
in thor cells, which had To bc broken
open Tho police Then ''eSf% 'hs
streets, And thoy remain on RuAt''
mere ~ 'a'S '"o """'s VI '"e y"'.o ,h.
nsn"''"' nav !" W. ~. ,I,.,.
, ,rsu',s '"'an,,r" '.hn'r ,,'' Wv" ~ ..an, "nJ.,
na,'a''"', @ " n,na; H"" .nd ~'' lila ,he n"lics
arms ~ ',"'", ""' '"'"' WV '"'
were h"' ',s's''" oo r,,,.,,,, Al,
''hs' '"". q" ' io.".,. ',,;,,..,
provinces w. "N WV 1o'"". I ~.
ono'' 'S,"'','''' i'nt.., .,,'n,,nI
caring 'hry o"'y n',"c, ,, W ~
SION ~ a"'R'"u WI" "s'sr''u", ,u'
ssympa,n'h'rS ~s's ~n.""r' ~ ' I,.,,,.
~ " lyons an' hnepu w" .''aI ";"iI
have cons,',"'sn ,, ''..,,"n u".','" 'n,. ,.;."I
H"'''S, "nn ,,'o l""." Wv" a.. q,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
STURGISS
Named to Head the Funeral Pro.
csssion to the 0ctobsr
Graveyard,
where the Hopes Of the West Viz.
glnla Republicans are Cen.
orally Inferred.
The Ticket Placed In Momlna,loe
at the Grafton Convention
Yesterday.
Full Report Of the 0ay's Proceed
lngs and the Platform
Agreed Upon.
Little Enthusiasm Manifested
Among the Faithful Over the
Rssult Attained,
But Many Slshs ef Relief When
Enough Candidates Were
Found to 10 Around.
A Meagsr Attendance OF Dele
gates from the Second and
Third Districts.
Little Enthusiasm Manifested
Among the Faithful Over the
Rssult Attained,
But Many SIshs ef Relief When
Enough Candidates We're
Found to 10 Around.
A Msagsr Attendance Of Dele
gates from the Second and
Third Districts.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICK nr.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICK n
voR aoy gRSoR,
GkORGs q srURGIss.
Of MoTyantnwn.
'urSgiNIgsngSr ~ ERgk suoois,
4. .. ~ RisTON.
of rarkerSburg.
,upitos ~ nAth.
JOHN \ CUNNINGHAM.
oi kanawha opuuD
JksAsuREk ~ dAIk
Il BURkk.
Of Monroe county
ArTusssy assgHli,
GEoRpk n CALDWELL.
az Wheeling.
IuWuE 90 rag oouRr ~ ArrG,,s
EDWIN MANwEIL.
Oi ularkshurg
rsKSpgsTI,l slEoIoss
W. CAMPBELL.
az Wheeling
JAMss T. MCLEAN.
%, fulnsm county.
CpSa ~, yinSt pisIaICJ.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON.
al farkorsburg
HLEs ToH-rikst ptsrRiCt,
JOHN A. CAMPBkI.i.
az Hsncock county,
oosaHss-H oSp bsrHIn.
No Nomination
ELkCTuR -skaosD pIssiCr,
a NJ Pot Np>TONE.
az up,hgr county.
UuS"RE@ ruIHp pINTgICI.
IESRY y wNLkkR
u to bo supported.
EiECroR tHIHp pIsTgICI,
JANks a. MENAUkR,
az NaSon county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
Gen. Hancock Visits MIR. Ttiden
Crammcrcy Park

NEW IoEN, June ~ ,icnrTal Han,
cock having expressed des,tc to call
informally upon Governor Ildcn, the
Gsnrtal met senator Wallace, at Penn
sylyania, GrneTal Franklin, oI Conne,.
t,,ut. AMI Mr. Henry WsttcTson, oi
Kentucky, thls morning at uus'y
n Iusc, by appointment, from Hhence
the party repaired to the well known
n ns,on Ia ,irammercy Park and were
Ts,,r,yeJ AMI entertained by Governor
TlJrn with cordial hospitality. General
II mc1ck accepted an invitation To pay
an early visit tn GreystOne. lhe er''
lnS between the tso ~ rcprcsrnted !" %"
exceedingly cordial, M one ~as pres,
eat except the gentlemen named ana
the intcrroarsc Was uncsrcmonious anu
unTcstTslDcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
fhtDlbuUk


hsv SosA.
Esw YoEg, Jane NJ --Cotton-Quiet
and sira,iy a, II IS i6Goil 10 l8cj Ia.
iun. uu,el ani steady. Flour Firm.
r,,ripin i5.OW barrels, HuprIano west
rrn aud hiaie " IOfa3 ~, common ~
good 81 SEat u, good to rhoi's , b
ID1 ~. white wheat sItrs " mha6 w;
extra Uhin ~ BkaB %. ~. Louis ~ Nd
Ga7 M, Minncsoia patent process ~ I'D
Gs2S Wheat 90 Steady; rccsdpts Nt,.
UO bushels. No. , Milwsutss Si ~.
unurs,iei rod o. 10; No. ~ lStsi w;
mixed winter ti 10; unyrs.led Whiis
a. ORai i2i; Ma. 2ti iO(sl l0t; No.
/, sales ~. .Oa0 bushels al 81 i2i6Sl ~.
No. q rsd, seller June. IN, 90 bnshrls,
Al o. i5I@i 10. do. July, 2b8,m0
bushels, At u liicai ~, do. August,
2t,OOD bushels. st tl WtSl on do.
September, s,OO bushels, ei 0I. Corn
= stronger, tsoeipis ai .0O bushels;
unvrs,!ed Etsblc Steamer uf$tc;
No. : 5Ol,a5lc. yrllos hici No. elcj
No. . sellsr June bOtc, srlles Jaly VI
6s%sIc. ssller August ts(c. Osts -
Stronger. receipts t9,0D bushsls; vest.
sru missd 3its,:pbc. white western ~ 9
tor. Hops-Quist aud aachs1sed. Coi.
ice-Quist and steady. Rio cafsors ie)
aid Job lots i2t(si8ic suvsf-Qulst
aud afm. fair ~ good reclining 7)tS7tc.
Molssscs Quiet and slssdy. Rice -
| steady, CaIotins 8i(a7t. Pe,foIeu,n--
Uni,-i SIC; crude 7tts1tci rsaosd eloc.
Tsliow y Unchanged kosin - On.
changed. Turpen,ine--P'rrn q mic.
Esrs-Dull and wsak st ll(4l3c.
Leather STEADY; hsmloct so's 22fs1Se.
Wool - Duh aud nominal; domestic
fleece IOs6ac, pullsd 32tSb2c; M.
washed ISs sc; TeIss Sc. PORT
Ess,.,; mes mes Si2 iS(sit n. Bssi
luist sad assdy. Catheats- oatse
aud arm. long clear 7tc: short clear
7,c. Lard - steady 81 " 0NeI V.
Bu,tsr r-Demsnd lair snd market hrm
Al ii(11r Cheese --Pirmss st tNeer.
WLisky- Nominal st ti i2Al ~. hst
| MsnuisrtussI Copper tissn ssd
unchanged, insoi ist. ia'. Pis lSos-
Ylru; koieh 2ti mEs2tO0; Amsstoss
saO 10 as7 00o Russia Shsstins AZ
Isle. xsi!s--Cai n ~ 0fA3 TO- ellsch
o. sot4S &.
Cs,cAso. June ~. PIouf-Duli ssd
,oninsl Whss,--Iull. ssst sad lover
No. . Chiesso spring sb,c cash; sste
L,d ssllss July. sS, srlI~f August, No.
7A47oc; Corn -Dull sud Q shsds
lover si 3JtisaJgc cash svlIs ysly /
3.iGs3tlc seller August. Oats Oood
demand and prices . shade higher -
23ic Gosh seller July; nte sslIss 40.
sus,. Rye-fnm ~ 72c. Bssssy sssdy
aed so,ainslIy unshsas~d. Pok =
strong aud higher 81 Oil 6l4It ~
cash sad ssllsf Julv; eI3 Ua@ii on
srIIrs Asyua lsrd-fs,tv sctys sad
= shsds higher ~ - ~ Gosh cad sslIss
Jul,; q 83i.sliss Auyust Whissy-
Mssdy and unchsDscf 81 81 o.
TsssaS.
fousoo, June N-whsss - weet
amber Michigan ei 03; No. ) rcd We
lssh spot Q. o., seller June o. %; ~
Ter Jaiy sate. ssiIss Aasus S7te; No
red neu 3, Of; No. 3 red Sle; No.
Day,oa and Michigan f~t u o.; sstecs
ed 7te, ursissn sInbsr d OF Cora
Wsai sad higher; miIsd 3Stei 10.
spoS 3sic; seller yaly %: No. ! uhItl
lilci wi-ctsd 5'ic. 0sis-Ds'l soI
nomlnsl.
PrrJ,ss sas, Juas So.-rstsolsan :
Qaist; csuds u ~ q fssks3s y
shlpmset; rsAssd el0eje ~ pailsdsl
] phis ds'ivssy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
e,pona,,urs. Of the Navy psp.r.msa..

Expenditures of tho NAVY pspsf'"sH'
wANnSaroS, June 81. The closing
ct the accounts of the disbursements OF
tho Navy Department ior the n.esi yea.
shnS, that tho expenditures tor tnss
pcuoi have been san, 67s less than 10,
thc previous year, and there is on hsna
ou June 30, lss0, an unekpendei oai'
snce oi o., t6l, ,iss oi the amount avsils'
bic ior the year, exclusive of ths oAi.
sacss la the hands vi the pay emcsrs os
Ns navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
A 100000 DEFICIr.
A TReASURER'S SUICIDE As 4 Ht-
SUlT,
The Custodian Of the Funds Of The City Of
Rochester Takes Ms Life Rather Than
Ansmp, an Explanation Of
Charges Against Him,
HIS BODY FOUND ON THE BEACH

Some time ago the Finance Committee
Of the Common Council Of the city OF
Rochester, N. Y, appointed y sub-c"m'
mit,ee oi three to overhaul the accounts
Of the City Treasurer, This WAS not
done from any knowledge or suspicion
Of crookedness. but simply ~ aprscan'
tionary measure. About month ago
the chairman oi the Finance Committee
announced tho readiness of u majority
Of the COMMITTEES to report, and Two
weeks later he moved Ia increase the
Treasurer bond from $4,000 to $780,
COO, adding that discrepancy oi s4op''
OOO had bsen discovered. Mr.. Williams
the Treasurer, protested that his books
were correct, aud asserted that no could
account Tor every dollar that hal passed
through his hands. The matter wRslaid
aside, pending u further report from the
committee, hut the charges were too
heavy to bc borne, and on Monday
morning his dead body was found lying
on the beach near the city. Later Ito
yelopments disclosed the TACT that his
accounts are substantially correct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
BUYING AND SELLING.
HOME AND TeLfsRAPHlc AePoATs.


HOME AND IeLEGaAPHlc AePoArS.
Money easy q Z 10 I Per Csat-osv.
Gamsas fifMw snd nIsh~-fIsw
Dull - Whsst Wssk sad
lsww-Hsss essis.
sruANUs.
usW Yssh.
Nsw YoRE, June S0-Mossv- Mar
ket easy st 9(S< pss cont, closins st .
per cent. Prime nsnantise paper %
I per cant B.srlas sxchsass, baaksrs'
bills steady at &sal; demand d ts6l.
s,Lvm--At loudon So penos; bsr
silver hero ilSl; subsidiary dlvsr ooin
j(si per cent discount.
GovsaKnsxrs - Generally arm and
iCsi per cent higher tor " and 4 10
y. T. Goupans lissiI iI....-........... .-........lQ
neu .to
ksw fourAnd one halh luk
ksw to,lN '.!s)1
Uactnr MIC ol ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
Ploanania County,

ST. MAYS, w. Va, jane 30. Wheat
is now being cut Extra promiso ol iino
quality, large acreage aud yield Oats,
ryo aud grass lhayl, average crop. Corn
PROMISES we'll NJ lar. Potatoes, an over
crop, with a fair prospect l"r abundant
yield II the potato hug devastation can
be- stopped. Apples aud peaches, hut
about hall crop, Gar farmers and mer'
chants seem ~ he encouraged aud look.
inn ior brisknrss In the fall trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
resss

Prsssssas. Isss n.-pst!oles.-
Qsiss; efsds q ~ q fsstsf. -
shlppset; rsAssd el6eSe ~ paileds'
phls dsaivssy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
Wayne County.

W,ySs q. H., W. Va, June ~. --
Crops never looked more prosperous IN
this county than than they dn at this
time. Cereals al all kinds are III good
condition, wheat is No. |, The acreage
il more this year than II has been Tor
any two previous years; o'hcr products
in proportion The prospect ior good
halI trndc never looked brighter than II
does at prescnt; our people are begin
ming to prepNrc Tor A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
Warrington County, Pa.

sr CLAIKsyulE, June 3O.-Ihe acre
age OF wheat Is one third more than last
year. The coop is being harvested, and
Is OF firstra,e quality and yield. oats,
barley. hay and corn will bo an average
crop, although il il yet too early IN the
season To predict as to the corn crop.
Potatoes will be q full crop. Fruit-Ap'
pies, peaches and plums, prospects iair
cherries abundant; strawberrirs hall q
crop, rasplerIirs, ha"hhcr'irs a"d
grapes, a Iull crop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01

Lishtulng struck . 1900 hsfrsi osl
tank ., Oiesn, n. Y, Last night, snd 60
extsusiys oondAgra,ion uas The fssole
Al lsss secoaais the afe So spevsd'ae'
In The drss:ns oi the Ces,.ss1seith
INFLAMMATION Ooapsny q y0elsville,
vssssSdsy, No. N,iit assv ths capital
ps;ss q ~, 200
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
Mako Death Doubly sure.

The coroner's jury found In their yer.
dict that he came to his death without
the interference of On outside hand.
Mr.. Williams leaves lovely family,
consisting Of Q vile and three littls
children. lie had and stiil hes the coa-
hdencs and sstssm OF This entire oom.
munity. Your corrrsPondsat, in 90
interview With Jehn beWsss and Z b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
WIrt County

WRIT g. IL, W. Va, June 20. Crops
are very ha,lering ~ far Fall iradp
promises 10 be good, times Improving
AMI business Ou,lnok generally good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01

LoNpos, June W--A Paris dispatch
saws: The Jcsuits were led out by tho
police. The crowd finally numbered
several thousands There were NJ
wards 0i one thousand police. u IN
said the Count DE Nun was amongst
those arrested for shouting, "Down
with the Rcpuhlic'
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-05
From Halifax County. va.
MEADsv1LLE, VA, April oath. 1880

MEADsvILLE, VA, April oath, 1880.
Nessrs. Editors,-My teacher requires me to
write letter every Friday, and this time will
write to you. have been accustomed to seeing
the Central all my life for grandpa has taken it
ever since the first copy was published, but it
has only been during the past year that have
taken any interest in it, for before that there
was nothing could understand, though grand
pa liked it always. Now we children are as
glad to see it almost as the grown ones are
Grandpa and grandma and mother are all mem
bers of the Presbyterian church, but believe
there is only one Presbyterian preacher in Hall
fax and his nearest church is about fifteen miles
off, so we hardly ever hear any Presbyterian
preaching, and if it were not for the Presbyterian
we would not hear much about the Presbyterian
Church
Hope my letter is not too long to be printed
Your friend, MINNIE G. BARKsDALE.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-05
Lucy'S Notion.

1t was in the spring, and all the mem
bers of the Clark family began looking
out of doors and deciding what to plant
in the garden. There were grandma.
and Aunt May, and Kate, and Lucy.
Each of these had her pet flowers, and
her pet places in which to plant them.
In the midst of these pleasant, busy days,
Lucy surprised the. others by conveying
her portion of the seeds to the back of
the house, and there making long bed
in which she put her choicest seeds and
slips.
Whats the use, child?" grandma
asked. Nobody can see your posies way
back there.
so odd of LucyT" remarked Aunt
May. There is not even a window at
the back, and none of us ever walk round
there
Besides" moaned Kate, eve wanted
those Madeira vines to run up over the
porch, and that lovely rose-b bush ought to
have been in the centre of the round
bed"
Lucy smiled, but did not offer any ex-
PLANTATION
The season passed on, and at last the
home of the Clarks looked like one great
bouquet, back and front. Lucy's vines
and rose-bush were in their glory.
A ragged old man came one day to
Mrs. Clark, not to beg, but to pour out
his thanks in broken English for the sight
of the flowers on the back wall. He had
crippled grandchild who could not
move from the house, and being so out of
sight of everything, he had now enjoyed
for the first time in his life the sight and
smell of flowers growing.
THAT comes of Lucy's notion, said
the lady. Another time Kate came in
the house laughing, and said she had Just
driven away a dozen dirty little urchins
who were seated astride the back wall,
playing picnic, as they said, in sight
of the flowers.
And you drove them away, dear p
said Lucy, with reproach in her tone.
Why, that is just what planted the
flowers there for.
Then Lucy told of the numbers of lit
tie children who had watched her at her
gardening, and had afterwards come to
beg for flowers. at has done me more
good, she said, that back garden, than
all the rest put together"
1t is good idea, like Lucy, to put
some of our best flowers, and words, and
deeds at the back of the house. 1t is too
common to save all these for the 'front.'
Cblld'S World.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-05

connects for Farmvile, .Lynchburg, and all
points in the Southwest.
B connects for Milton n c.
G connects for Macon and all points in south
west Georgia
D connects for Jacksonville and all points in
Florida
f connects for Macon and all points in south
west Georgia and Chattanooga, Nashville Mem
phis, and all Texas points.
+ connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson and
Vicksburg
G connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the above-named points arrive in
Richmond at 443 P NJ, A. NJ, and $50 P. M.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run
daily except Sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make con
nection at Goldsboro with the w. & w. r. r. to
and from Weldon and Wilmington
Pullman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
Cars run through on Train No. as from ~ York
and Richmond to Atlanta, and from Greensboro
to Augusta, and on Train No. ~ from Boston,
Mass, to Savannah Ca, Dia. Richmond
Tickets sold to all points south south east, and
south west, and baggage checked through
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
]. r. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent, Richmond, Va.
T. NJ. r. TALcoTT, General Superintendent.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-05
"Brighting all it Cam

The day had been dark and gloomy,
when suddenly, toward night, the clouds
broke and the suns rays streamed
through, shedding food of golden light
upon the whole country
A sweet voice at the window called out
in joyful tones, Look 0 look, papa
the suns brighting all it can
Brighting all it can? So it is, an
swered papa "and you can be like the
sun if you choose
How, papa2 Tell me how"
By looking happy and smiling on us
all day and never letting any fearful rain
come into the blue of those eyes; only be
happy and good that is all. :"
The next day the music of the childs
voice filled our ears from sunrise to dark
the little heart seemed full Of light and
love, and when asked why she was SO
happy the answer came laughingly,
" Why doh'tyou see, papa, I'm the sun
I'm brighting all 1 can't
And filling the house with sunshine