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INGERSOLL'S CRITICS,
Great ChrtstlanA COntrA8tc1 with the
Co1onoVs Grcat 1stfidelE-Hl1 Famous
Frce.Th1MlleFB-Th0 Rev. Newman

f;rcnt Chrtstlaun Contrnafc,l 1vlth ty,c
s.ss,m,,. s-.s.. r..t,.ea1. o.
~1eut ..u"oss-o1A Ea1so""
free. e.Ehs"Mess-Eno Aev' Newman
Replies to the UM-Ikcv. tngerxoIl.
v,',sn ,,.,., 49,, 49, +a,,,,d,.s 80 ,,.,,." W.
Hnuso ~ uv'1 W .uu .ohnaess y! "uF HcPno''e ~
ltitldest exclaimed tho ltov. Nr. Newman In tho
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. nrook.
morning OIL " bfaAen 'hAdol'ty' beIofe nm lH''
nsonse audience. Tho SERMON was n reply to
, 1881-05-13
STREET TALK,

HLl.S IN THE AHCESDAST.
ss*fat bbpatta 10 1ns Chicago 1ttbuns.
SEw fonK, May la,-'rho bull speculation
Iuea ID The ascendant to-day, and met with
nooshes checks thai those duo 10 a pressure
@ieallzat!ons III certain stocks to secure
pfenss' In the leading spcculutivcs, besides
ws pressure there were some offerings OF
ue oears, eM6oldened by certain rttllors
Nnlel were supposed to be fabricated for the
m@'on. as they prevailed several days ago,
w. w., saa ~ tl3t tine no perceptfbio effect.
80. tae market to-tlny," said broker this
.Trnesaoon, Tn has been active antt unsettled.
,aaR opening WIS strong und high.
x, but was followed by de-
sne. lasting Until about l:45, siuce
which tlntc the tone l,us been stronger and
9nees higher"
a.. ate Shore has been active at prices rang
1,,.' ~ l'o4' 1s9'i tn iavt4. Large purchases
1''sp ven 'na'!e for foreign account.
Az. aSanA Hnt'ri1ElsS RislUIITKNED Ut'
x"' s aolh'ns, aI,d Heavy salcs were made.
s,ss iS,s afe!lhinE from 7sl to 7B9{, then rising
Win VII; lna southwestern stocks have been
E.ase Ess'e. Iho Governing Committee OF tho
,,1'saa'ge ,"'sa decided last night 10 suspend the
anss aa WI pace tbs new Missouri Pacific stock
~. ~ We list ut once. Tho rules of tho
unk " psuEiblt the Increase Of tho capttnl
notsa y y f1aa without giving tltlrtr t{lya'
ltslfis IIe1ees. u The stock of the Missouri
*n0t5otn.' r. y no Increased from 81, II 1850 tO
i1sFD4t,; ,, IVY IT. WIS urged ths hlcrease pt
ua, amom,,t! W! y. tsle salna thing as calling
]ssd d%oahl hn s Of Iron Mountain Stock alreatiY
do+s M; y tug tug naiua OF Missouri Pacific, It
Ht,e III s,.ere ,aereaSu the obligation ut oll, (ioui
sVaptnsnn =. over red taps, Rlld, under
usoi a. ot tic rules,
fhs VIZ lNt'HE4SE" WAS ALLOWED.
Epad T. iap!,a! y, stnrk nf the Iron Mountain
hud rtt1os,ua. rs.t1,o AS three stIl.res OF Alls-
IhEa sounaiua aiS ~, eIs"i' nr fur four sharss u
Noaa,sn raslao sftsaa s,oek wipes osit tho iroii
plcso md IT,. irgis1,i will ba TO bring Missouri
IT. 40 set S,e'dn Ma,;mdn1g 9 tM"Hethor: M Ths new
.',sdGat, tuat M;sson i'aujila VIII Su sars!sti
atassstcrnx lca' uscna < n'ay u.''io Inst: Tho
at M io II as hsa',s .,' yer e,,, Theso tsS
',sads To Gltr ,hck ,eh!cks. IL certainly tells bis
sIhers has H,ane anea lor 4 handsome auyiuov,
4 h Trse'l TSs oraialy' sS,lysY t.. tto.1s % ~
Ma; tu, tu,saiS. ~. mid thoro bus bcuu somu n bNsvv
INV" 'ae conl!nun bus 'o 'e"''
1s.toeS tp AMI bEet.lSEp y1oo1.ot,s1,y.
ned 10 I IT, h' ,l m,d nnto =. fell back little,
San asellnc1 10 ss IN; Eitn EHnraG 9und to I'm mud
asst r. reason for ~ III 1e1,sa at" +
StsG tha tsst sias furclyn house hud unttcr.
'as.ssse tbss u ~, a|s''as ,, p the stock. aaa Is
H. an'aSot not undcrsloSi, az tHe' ~ 'oe tnose-
nas.t tasES's a,aIEa, followed tbs pourae Of tho
y: and ii. tsul lt1nh55n!iy. " 5!y MofIhwest
e'SFsDotts' t'%, VA ana saas4 declined sraIa. Tho
.,n.p eo",'af. essskfntse1.s rAvo..Aurg.
, 1881-05-13


WElose leader was Emilio Ca'te!ar, is o"t Of
powcr now, md will continue 40 forever.
Its movements wcru mt popular with lto
peoptr. M wn4 a,,nt,osc,t t,ovnud fho fr,u,t.r
.HI .Itht ..:n..,1',. n' s,"' ..o"t.l''
"iu' hltloIsR'l l1ulglunAlly in0 lenNer NNs
almost worBhipGd, Ills br1hclpies were far
frnth l,elDv aunrnvn,t Al nm fail ~ Ma H..
oe po'"' ~ uio '"e " s''o 1Ao@
cru party tho Gororntnent assumed entire
l,os thuo for hann oc,,,osna,i t., ~,
49,. .M '"s ~" ueei "e4uaesec' ~ W
INC tullnR cInAS OF MY cOuntrymen,
rs well as by tho populace. prohot1y
tho ouco.,,1 r,nr,,n,,, ~ s,,... "'o!
w Nv seeo"" ".t"h' VI Attelaso WIS
u.o utst appfecIatca tillhg the King over
"1t!. Ly th1s ne showed lle people he was
willing tn cast Ills personal affections aside
nnd nUntr ;,cen,nn n t,auo,1tot t1,nt t,tu h,,,ao
N.N t.h, "h'' uIe"no "t''"cu,ct t''"t "@ huise
shonlu eonliia.le on tho throne where they
have welded tl1G power fur centurics.
..r,,s,v -, ,,,,,
-, poEEs isA1EtlsA
Will preside ut tic CalucrDn festival, and she
hnY made every Urpytsfun Il, nakN IL r',e az
,ho ,rn,,,4n,t ~ H.. ,,,,. W Ne % ~.
I''o klai'test III t'o history VI spain. Ii tllls
proves = EttcCesa, Of which ttlarg cannot be
tho slightest d0l,bt, It will bo followed BY
OtlG III honor Of our great Ccrvantcs md our
chQrtnlDr noet f,ono tfp Vrnn. nt,I ihua
, 1881-05-13
Leo and Linco1i.-ll0sv HE Confederate
Chief Heard OF the Presidents AasAw-

nss SS Il s 'ss ssd, Il ;S ,ias;@na sasa i asi,x tn.
TSsx ~ ne ss nv " d5a wash asH.
inr silit. t,eu sho ari.i ot the t3nlIi nn,on. In
NYw York. latcr a Maryland planter, told thla
There ltvch near ma Ia Prince 0coree't:
County r. upEsr a@poFnuR ootssn I.. an tay::
IT, 1s ogft e. & Sa uss Etsss IT,
Army. mud when tho War broka out was alsurd
o.a,,kt I" r,,sRa tais cnmt"reHolo PtacY ..,d his
My intin,ata relanons wth hin loa nc "a know
C1l. Il. Il. Leo ss4huy. NJ the closU u( the War,
w. % wtsh tho Ua.o @ statss sarsaai 10 IL IL .'WS! Wsua
ton. Ward II, L1nHll. !ln saturday u!aht I
won't to hts room Ut the spotswta,l itotc'. una
NO then. Iiuing nystIsl unl axctGl. prcts.sl 10
iS oil Ia 10 Washnxsas; ~" teiro 10 viii teIl It's ySs.'
I!u informed mt Mtltt:cket!s. ny the stener WAS
ahout to 1rpast. th4t rrsal1nt LIN !.ar;!n M ha4 been
weight or such Information, when WIS known
% 6at fuw d tiehtuond, / Thought l. woud
rlvot! j i4y Or twu Gtforo, and was ut hs dweii-
lnx. There wis told that ten l.Ft was a0Nut to
atsa aGen1 s, S ce,;e ek 1 wS ~ r S
hc received nlu cordially, nual u9ulrod partc,l.
'nriy s9r various fr,cn!s. places. and t.ltotusts
ant MaishuFtG'' W.. v, la's"ose' ana MARYLAND.
."'dcG. i.es, h.yp piece Of private .ntorna-
ea ss i ~ sS s4sa. ss' 1b: IT. IT.. Tae
co:u, was assa4Inatei night t~foro Inst III Wash.
tnEtutt EIty.' -..-.
"llc tArtlud suddenly, hts tuec holnY but half
tuFt,eA towHru lu before, all't lot'ked !nt0 my
i!a lnoked lne through aud through.
"tutncral,' sall l, 'thAru cat bo III doubt Ut It.
Tho IFesiions : Mussha, toi. ia.non, told mo ii ii
1t, and II has hcHu fully co.ltrn,sa In glnaer mus
saRts to tho military. authorities. What do you
tiiuk uhout 1t, ueil. Leet
"ilo rulscti hls bead sna chiu, assunlng
positive oxprcasIon and extaimel;
~ Tho South has Lost her bust trioHl"
"ucEuro came away remarked. 'Qcneral,
, 1881-05-13
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
ANNUAL MEETING,

New YoRK. May 12.-1ho sixty.frst Nh
nuaf mcotlnR Of tho American bible Society
was held at the Bible House this afternoon.
The annual report shows: Life members
Cos; new nuxlllnries orgamlzed, 30; receipts
during tho past year, stN',4s4. OF this Sl09, :
1H5 WIS from lcgacies, S2uj,::sa.o In payment
for books. md the remainder from donations
anti other sources; sl35, ,IsA has becn nppro-
priatel for foreign work during tho year. Of
tho Dib!o. Loss, ,Gtt, copies were Issued at tho
Bible House, $500 imported from abroad,
a75,oS3 printed abroad, 54,oss purchased; !;
LIES. .49s Issued at Itotlle, a1,d 8l6,105 abroad.
OF those Issued from tho Bible Ilonse, 21,7aD
were sent abroad. Three hundred and fifty
Bx. volumes were Issued for tite blind.
making. tho aggregate l3,340 volumes III
thirty-elght years.
sINCE TIE OltHASIzAT1OS
the issues Of tho Suclety uinul,nt Rsa 8l1.
GrutuftOttS Wurk for ttId year, &3i43, ,hS5. or
tllis amount SlDs, 40 was III cusil nppr0prin-
ttons to f6regn lands. Besides tho Hrntits Of
Of tho DLblc Society Neart have been circulated.
Dy the employment Of liS coiportors N0,KM
v0llsllus of scripture In ;chcap form we're put
Into ho.uca difficult or acccts, chlolly in tho
Southern Stntea. The combined results Of nil
tho nEoneies Of tho Hoelety for supplying tho
destitute nre us f0llows Families Visited, GaI,-
~; Families found With sern.aras. lls.oai;
ID addition, 4s.Sls: Bnbbatt. schoo,s supplied.
Hyt. TotMl circulation In foreign lands. ui0,xA
copies. Two hundre.l aud thlrtopn persons Are
employed as distributors III foreign lands.
, 1881-05-13

On recent voyage 0r the Cpnari steamship
Iiottl,in. frt,n, New York to Liverpool, theirs
was Il Huston sch0ul.naxtor nmDnK tha p4s-
svnxefs. lta was greatly Interested "a watohtltY
in9 t.gtlfu,l ulit that the Captains couFau wxs
wfx1flE, he felt compelled "a ts!l ata ". Said
tna srhnolMas,Gr: "Cuptaln, II yOu coDtinuo i,l
the COURSE ytlll hrG now tAiltllx, you Will brnH
up ut Uihfu|tar."' Tho Captain replied that h0
had yriont!s " Gibraltar who would bt EIaa to
sefs 1H When tho ship uffsfet! alf Qtttefi.tuwit,
"a tho schuutna4tur was assured Ut thAt Hvrce.
huIu turt he asked tho captaIl, Auw It VIA that
llu could have hGeA 10 ullStakbh lls bis reckbt,-
Ing. Mot lscI,lK y vchoul.nsuakcs, can't say,"
answered tho Captain.
, 1881-05-13

ieotor's ection, and threatened tn hold him re.
aronshe fur any damage caused hy tho lcten-
ton hf tho vcszsl. I.ntc IN tho Hftrrnos,i tho
i.nlnpany tc!cRrnphrd tho Secretary of tho
Treasury and requested that tho vessel should
lla relcHtct' upnn the fll,Ig Of lx,nds No nm
awar Haa eccnttci ttt tO lGto hour. and tho
passengers left tho veasnl.
nuhINti ~i..s REVIEW OF THE F11tsr pu1dAtE
at frhst * Park Parade. rstint, the great t,rat
a9cotca :"s men terribly. They ttcxan falling
upon tho Rr0nnh, while general Consideration
pervaded tho ranks, and tho parade hNd Il, ite
abandoned. Everything po6alblo WIN done for
those prnstrated. With tho exception or two
able TO he romUvot3 home.
At Sp1rTif AMn0Y, N. J..
thore Wero tWo cnaes OF proatrAtton. At Clifton
dock Jatnes WnllInR died. A. ltcd f1ank thorU
was 0n0 caso OF prostratldn.
1,lsrATC1lES FROM ALI. AELriOSB or CANADA
Indicate this wah tho warmcst day In May Ut
record. tho thermometer ranging from II 10 "
In tho shade,
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a tionton ynunY lI1y Hf "cHlGhah," who Is
mueh annoyed by Tho ssarlnW OF rude younx
,nnn ln Tho hosso.caFs, and who 10. moreover.
boynnd her yeArs u shrewl iuIX9 af human
nature, bus discovered simple remedy axau4t
the tilsc'tlltort. She rcpurts that by gazing III
the shues VI such sElrnt admlrcrs with look
ceu'iNssE! ~ equal paris of AHlllstne1&t and
hcprechttou, the inpst hnuoy lux b,oF Ia reduced
~ y eo,teMrulton e the same Articles and in
diligently employed Tor III indsunls period.
, 1881-05-13
BRITISH CROP PROSPECTS.
FlatterlnR Report Of sho Young Wheat
and Other Crops

Fl0t1er1nR Report OF She Young Wheat
Tin r,o,dan mr. Ty,ns, mint of 1 A"r,i 9, n,h,,,he,
~ Lo"uoM l.n,Hs oi Apl.l - publishes
~: No. u IL sAsun,,ay u ssx sou%xr. .eis r. c. ho.nos
April A.-7TN ~ tlLtt,r y ~ Titn4: s!.-The
ans. Ct ~ a1w 2, ns ase
| They weru two years ago, through The si1glo
oa1se Of .hels improved condition: Thanks to
sSs ss "'s !ss'ees so f
erishlnY weeia and tho tilh of tho soil fs better
than I b.: been for nany years 50 great W.
nses rom successvo vet s seasons that u,saV wv
agrtcultnrlyss cornpalncd two or. threu good
s ordinary satc nf clcanntss stI R'xs pestt, T.
whereas this sprinR has shown that . cInpio u
sSory .4e nsSe sers o he 1"x ~ s,o
is!r fof 'ss7 harvest This Is great sa|a for tho
coior, 6nt Il M IL keneraiy vii % rote saa Is s,ItcT
ny, nr d 9S as9 soE ~ M @ e.
csrly sys Of Harcb a',oW VACANT aTo,n1 % 10 ID M
ses:ed; @ Git s'nce thsa i !. Sesssd 'soss .ps!sg
ule ns sarsss yssns s's; ss spss s{psI, a. wsaa. i a
GHg q Hasgsu Il 1ate s, rs sa h.1eS wsSt
crop has 0oen now veil rot in, later tban uslal,
Ieans. etc., DO not eaii fur reinnrx, but % from sGs
~ thnFf4
has Oeen rrcat lux 1 of sren kecn S nd no H.
lainbtng ewus have suffered much from tho
Ss. s.r e xs5 6S plsTss ii IT, o,s H.
pcsts being clean erajIcatcd. viii scg slow.
sfs to sofion tSe small surface cjssis Inc bc,
IT, q III. ~ gfass as sec1s XIV o. q ev se
| down land to ugsturo hayo prudentIy delayed
rs tho ss sed d, n1 s % sn ash s sao Ss
arc now being Iu,e,l. and in a fow eariy pinnta.
tIo.s lie bns hns been ilrst-t,eS; Tic shoots arc
,sa sns Sck sn 70 g u t geeRs r.
re- re s5e sw STssa ~ ,sE M M: s bsfS heES;
Kentish orchards and ir,iit grounds. very back
growers in East Kent tell mo thcy rnfhsr c<,nj,-
icuiiy exncct tuis season better crops thsn thcy
have hatl for several ycars fruit IS we'll a. corr,
TIC rssItnatn 1f last your's harvest. "a made in
tho Tnes, bas proved a close guide Ia The facts
IS @ ayidensca 81 Is farmers SUPPLIES ios t6e pas't
!" @as be n
L. shes1 3 shs sf f1as ass "es ass
have md nut inferior satnpios. In
It, 70 css TneS sane a.
OF CaInhrit]re. finntt. Observation-Disclosures
and Esscx-hsve not yst recovered, patchy
seaso.ss, II Fortunatey. @ the e1ccntions u show tha
,gh soaen o. a tann 5ant nave n5 ee
heart. having just returned from a walk ovrr
o5seryc that .s,th psidcs S'' AZ 'he cbannst @
exhibit tho same pcarances-backward
Much of f" this satrfnctery al coudIton NAV nn
Of sbIs spriaK stmuthen,ne ysNsntion IN es
9rcn onlv anet,,nSarv II, sonr heat Thn vniue of
iight npart from Gcat IN maktnF x.,od harvest
hHs hcut, .icmmIst hr scenf Gr NJ nrrirn.nt
nv anrrro v.,m ~. ~, ,ottnosnnf+ic rnrnrfs ~
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REFUSES TO BE SUPPRESSED.
ERrg, Pa, May 1.-Fathor Ma1onsy, tho OK
posed ntrArie- worker, refuses to be suppressed.
miraculous curG In tho nnbic square Of Erie.
, 1881-05-13
MORTltARY,

CLEVELAND, O., May la.-Tho funeral Of
Henry Chisholm, tho iron manufacturer, who
died Tuesday, occurred today, aud was the
largest ever held In Cleveland. Over 4,01 OF hls
enployts attended IN bcAy.
, 1881-05-13

! would liko to have your opinion "a 10 who IL
tho best III your Generals
'fIs answered, still a little stunned and pre-
occupied: ..
VA man never saw. A man named For
rCAl.t"
, 1881-05-13
DECLARED INSANE.

DANv1Ltr, ILL.,, May E.-The Jury tmpanelc,i
In the saultv case of Dr. Porter this morning
.utnrsed Il verdict OF insanlty. a conservator
Will 10 appointed.
, 1881-05-13

NV var 4 e,,sESs Ss'' nr,S5,s.,t a1nsAuaoEsr'0ss
~ Minister n 1,aS l..-Sellue Barca, Span
Nssrlsxyd :" !, tae United States, hus been
0e says: "Tne Llberal party,
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WHAT'S ghe Il5tkurptlrct

,... M0ltFn .4ry1. .-. .
tbo WV Vii" ri ,ntmt ~ It whn. K tha .i,,W W
0nce s,ctwovn him aud paraxraphcrY Simply
this; Que isA leAsnod dyer nliI tho other
d,irt,el -, Thvrr, th0re, buys. keep ctx,ll
Don't saed your coat over littlo thing liku
that
, 1881-05-13

Enlena and carbol,atcs. Tho Mcrrimac il i
six.foot vein of qinrtz, with galenn md
aTSs'SaS Ts sd j"s 1 i 100 tqe 70 ~ es ws
and carries knlphEdo ore, consisting nt
brIttlo silver, chtorltlcs, zinc, and blend, and
runs very hlKh. Tho Lasi Chance Is eight
ass1 wf aa : snsnH and blen esper
tYinder is three feet Wide, and bears chlnr-
idGs and Fa'ena. There ARD numerous other
lodes equally as good ~ the aboyr,-s,lct as
the g,,.,a Loss Mammoth, Katie Love, Tennessee,
Queen. Flora Dell, Star, Paragon, Wheel Of
Fortune, Mcinhart HEAVIER Claim, Rainbow,
Wlde-Awake, Michigan, .t:ora, American.
being veins from one 10 eight feet wide. cnr-
ryfn1 Ralena, carbonatps, chloride, brittle
silver, sulphurets. and copper, and most Of
them carrying guild.
surface. Tie Rawley cropped out ,ut tiis
anrfnee, and n slight amount OF digging de-
xetnpcM ~ elght-l0ot vein. There Is little
aouo+ '"at 'heao VEINS are
TRUE f1sstnE-vE1ss.
They all Widen "a they 20 down. bfinerL
tile deposit-forin, although there arc o sonle
tEssnre.yens there; but, lii and about Bonnn-
~ City. the mf!lernf Is tIlostIy Iound III vetns.
Most Of the veins pitch Into the hills at M
rDrka OF these hills stand III Il faxed position,
thus Indicating that the motntAti.rnnecs
were pressed lip .gndnnlly, probably By a
contraction Of the Earth's surface. II these
Of silver at and about Bonanza city viii be
bDMntlless, because they will never give out.
4 assnre In the rocks may hs confined 10 o,le
formation, but usually extends through sew
myers Of uptnrned rock. md IL generally
filled with quartz, calcite, xinc.blu1d lead,
lrnn. etc., with which gold and silver arc
mixed; THESE metals gre forced from below.
very Deep and is filled by infiltfntton:
but true iissuru is always filled by jnIec,'
tlon from below. or course. in region pt
ere arc % aso ps spfs af nd l'h ths Is true e
Dunanza City and nelghborhood; but think
II IT the optnt0n OF every one who las seGn
Tho formation, TINT there are many assures
Tho Tho loues, or claims, have spoken Of
above are
ALI. WITHIN A RADIUS or THREE MILES:
ann cortnIniv q so,,r,,s nor,,.,1.<,s a,at -,
much mineral weplth should display Itself in
50 small space. 1t looks wonderful to SEQ
project fr0n. Tue hillside; but It exists there,
aud Botianza CITY astonisi lie world with
tfatF abu1daHt sltppiy OK silver anu gold IS
doubtless every sQuare miIe ni the Kocky
Mountains contains mineral; bnt It cannot
be found; f9r the rcason that the ages Of
arcds ai!d thousands OF feet below tie sur
face. There aru few favored spots in tic
mountains where the mineral did not sink
away, and where there is but little s!ide-rock
City Is located hnppel,etl TO be one OF these,
md 1t remained for few weary "tender-
feet - to lind il out It Is proper that these
metals should not be found too nban,lantly
, 1881-05-13
c0nFIcu.

GtnuugaTEts. Mass, ttay E.-1tcccipts Of cod-
lsh fur tho week ending to-day, a,0U pounds.
, 1881-05-13

xn T. ass r M IT,, / ~ q sG ISn
ton f1r daily prayers, and said: ~rn the begin
ming u ths eontest with ti1cst !'rl,t,. whsn vo
iii rpm far i@e tho Divine prSteston. oMc M
grnycrt, ST, were heard. and they wcrn Kracious-
X answered. A! Of "a who % we're enKa9e4 IN
favor. 10 ti,at kins Provi,.eneo We owe q this
enPy oe t+p 5Ss s sa,s sen. Asa f
have we nov forgotten that powerful Friend. Or
t!u VIZ imagine w0 no longer mod Ills Rssatancc2
l,vo tho 1nnst convincing proofs SEQ -of thls
trs!th-that t,o4 governs the ntfalrs @ of tnen"
ther BioriouA acts bespcak their faith.
vDtrAtnE'a VICES.
Vo,ta!se. tho brilliant Frenchman, whose ctnl-
nnt1t talents and bright seho!arhhlp NIL aeknow!.
e.rs: the cotnpanon Of kings and tho fav0rlt
morality. III :P"rcei. il continued snecr ~
rSsa aushtes nj tHs naay ps9ts ~ L ses
was 4 patriot, was tho foo of the .syrants, sym
helpless. He W wss St,t ,tto eeG enemy Of tho jesuis,
whom he lampoone.l wit, Bitter irony. lle IA
TSr y"rSa Snd ra wfsksnsd ,S sae
thousands iii Defore atn,, and iu. III that
be over said or, ,wrote Dc gava tho world
snt nex tseaSs; tse s1cat a'd pro5ems % s n.
lnantty. Ills unma to.tlay IA pOWeFiesa for pnnxt
Hiss AZ solf. .Gstect1 WIS inortl'tNie aud hlsvnnlty
attlru. His priYnte iisu was d suandal cyct, 10
hfs urn corrupt aXa. IL ho tnnn to Ge held up
y %.s Isss "ssl aH ;s yGSnF sn s <Y e dt
IiSsS i y. Ss&s ~ @ bs @ iSss III iIs "p pIsse:
ws5ch iefs Franeo aad al '2 G,rops IN ~ .e,,.soid SS
worse condition.. Til ho Oppose Ron1antsn1f tic
Thrce hundred md seventy ycara tofnre ii,
day Wyc1u was i martyr 10 fcliYoua liberty:
bctrs tbnt sayn,,.,soa o,9re Nj ,im.cIf ~ sar.
rItlec on the njtitr Of frcctIom. Ttirse Hro rho
apostles Of religious liberty Who w evsr ,searJ aS
G fe ~ md n aasn 'SE yss, pa4t syyyf yyog TTo Si hS
Ss: 'sss s.'sst e. sss'Ss @ ss
night II a thn,lsAnd ycare, md with tho key
seen in tho vIsit,,l OF rattnos be nnlocked tho
splrituni dungeons of tho nations Of tho oarth,
ishcd Europe. startling IL the bOonlnr Of
thousand cannon. Leo X. troinbed on bis
sstes. q ibo soG nses Il 5
hid not ttvc1 1 could not deliver thts sormon
here To-day.
was brtant' Gns tno "ss eoacso 's or NJ ~
reasoning wis Tantboisni. Tis i,old Insertion
nnu yaIniy anarc1sa o fr absol',t., S pr'nelnic:
from which 10 tIetiuce the chnrncter Of tflo
arxe frtn 81 s d c sa aIvd na i, th at ,,@la ~t
Ten years later slr Isaac Newton wss born.
who 6ec,.sne The conf1tiant aid hfKh prlcst oi
did Ior bis FaccY liz discovered lbs jlrcrentsni
ca1cuus Ut mpihod OF tiuxlans, and 1uAdu ki.nwm
TIE Ereat l.w or aq!yersal Eraytation which
utiinr nrtsi1,ntinns nf - rim ht,mnn irts.ilnot ~
Nnwtoh's dixtsvnsics Ici him ~ norsnnnf iin.t
Fnrauont ma oit. . unase .Iamos IL. Nnwtnn u ~
wns tbo brnvo tnfsnaInr t,r ciyij ma rcirinI,s
, 1881-05-13
ANTI-ATONOPOLY.


New YnIK. Aay 1a.-Tle Aus!-Afonopo1y
Lcag,,es in Jersey City number already $500
active members. The purpose of tile orgnni-
zntlOn Is to force tic railroads to share the
burdens of locai taxation. Of the niagn1tI-
cent natnral water front, Jersey City owns
but one public dock, that ut tic foot Of Nor
gan street. With this single exception tito
railroads have secured the Whole waterfront
from Bergen Point to nuil's Ferry, n dis.
tance Of about ten miles. Tho possessions Of
tho roads are not confined to the river front.
Their yards extend far Inland, al,tt cover
neres Of tho most valuable parts of Jersey
City nill lf0b1ken. Tho network at rails
ut tho Central Railroad yards coy-
era I'LL tint pnrt Of Jersey City
known % Comnunipnw.. Tho network Of trucks
IN tho Pcf1fisyfv0nid fsailroMd yartis practically
cloAos Hudson, urecno, y nshfnRton, snd plytn-
onth strcots to triliffc. Tho Eric Railroad hNs
d'dseti Ill tho 6trccts continuous to tho rirur
and oven III the heart Ut tho city freight nnfi
cMttlc trAl1ls prevent passaRo for long periods Mt
all hours Of tho day. All these vnst propertios
ltro practically GxcfnDt from taxation for 1ni1.
ufetpnE purposes. SdntG persons wt11 hasC cHtI-
mated tho vhIue Of this exempt property nut II
down In Jersey City Aioilc ut ncnrly otlc- ttnlf
bold 1t 10 bo worth *tUsgUg,0O9, More conserra-
tive estimates value it NJ from *;N.UOO, 600 to
$h. .0nOM. Tho Constitutional Convention ia to
meet IN Trenton ttext nfnnth. and the fnAttur
will be put before ltH Meinhcrs for consideration.
, 1881-05-13

above, ars both valuable. CA.ss to tietu Is
thu Curnlcopln, carrying gray copper; ussnys
80 ounces tu tho ton. Arkansas, cl,lnride
aud pyrite. TO nltnees. The Hawtey ii IN
eigs!t-lont vein Of gu!eru, euppur-Kiaa.tc, aud
Superior Is III e!ght-foot vein ot ga!eua, full
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THE STEAMER
6 h ORGE LIE A ny

Carrying tho U. S. Mail)
WI leave her wharf foot of Prince street, on
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS At G p. In. i,
firey Point and Point Lookup. Going and ro.
turning: Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D
hESDAIS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS az 4
o'clock p. NJ.
Beginning with Ms3 l. 1881. E1cursion tickets
will be issued, good for TOUR d.ya, IS follow:
First class fare to Fortress III onroo and Nor
class each way, 81 90 First.clsss fare to Piney
Point and Point Lookout. ST 81; Fi,sl.cisss
round Tip, 50; Second. class, each wsv, IS cls.
Stateroons 81. Meals IS cts.
- GEORGE MATTlNULY, supt.
7. B. HOOE, Agent. mhI,;
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afl"ss3nE a,sss Closing OF the minis.
CLOSING.
Washington, II. g., and Northeastern mails S
8. H.. IL II. and and Is p. IN.
Western mails 80 and 10 D. m.
Southern nails, Wis Richmond, Va. 10 80 g.
n. and ! ~ shd Is D. m.
South and Southwestern mails. vis Lynch
burg, Virginia, wsy ma through mails, 10 n.
IN. sid W p. N.
&tsuaSsas Division 20 II. III.
h-Ianhris 10 Round Hill Va, 90 &. M
OPENING,
Eorthc1n .nd Western mails. via Washing.
.OH, ID. o., 30 a. m. L. NJ. and 4 W y. III.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, s 80 a. ~
and . 80 q. III.
Southwestern msils Wis Lynchburg, Virginia
through mhlls) including way mails on NJ idland
Hsiiroad, 80 .. NJ.
Mnnessas Division 90 p. nj. for lock box only
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 3 80 p. N.
Ci,icc HouTs--Ollics OPENS st 80 q. H., md
C.o-aS a. w p. II.
Sunday Hours-Oiice opens at 45 q. NJ. .nd
closes 81 . 30 =. m.
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OLA NOE OF TIM Z,

Rg OF ICE.
OEAEUE OF TIME
On cad After Monday. Octotnr 9Th. tho
DoalS OF lao tOT0MAC FERRY CO. will run
~ follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
= ~, 81. 80, 80 10 30 and IL 30 A. H., Ard
IL 81, 81. 2 30, $50, . 80, 30, L 80 and 80
D. Ill.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
O5U, w. 81, 30, 10 81 and II 20 g. M, and
IL ~ ~, 23o, 8 30, 4 ~ s 80 6 81 and : 80
p. m.
On Sunday TIC Grs! trip from each end will no
81 70 s. III.
my& GEO. Is. PHILL!pS, Mauagor
inland K SEABOARD UOASTlNG co.