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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01

WILLIAM CUNNING, Of Pennsylvania, fell in
love with the Widow Kennedy and rather neg
lected the prayer meeting. In fact, the "Com-
mittee on Matrimony" were in session every
night ON her back porch for two months. FL
nAlly the match was made and the day 'f1xed,
and sixty guests invited. Then with the day
came q card from the groom, saying that az he
had not yet overcome his conscientious scfuples
about marrying the widow Of . man 80 re-
Gently deceased. he would 60 to the woods and
pray until the wedding hour approached Mrs.
Kennedy didn't faint or 60 into mysteries, but
she decked herself In her bridal robes and smil-
ingly received her guestA When the minister
had arrived the widow read the postal aloud,
and In the midst of the sensation thus caused
she led the way to the banquet. After the feast
dancing began. Mrs. Kennedy's partner was
an ''old fame" Washington Williams, bachelor
He saw his opportunity, seized it and within
ten minutes aftef the idea occurred to him Mrs.
Kennedy waa NxA Williams. The knot had
scarcely been tied whsn the door-ben rang vio-
lently. IN yu1hed the oonscientious CUMMING.
eager 10 clap ~ hgida. eenmtion. Slow mn.
"a - QuQna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01

A Detroit paper says that, considering the
City haa one doctor for every hundred Of the
population. the death rate Is singulariy low.
Tho FAX university negro singers were refused
accommodations ct Mur Toronto hotels. As soon
a. thia became known. = number on wesltSv
white families rendered hospitalitR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01

4 drunkard took his e}even-year-old boy with
him on spree, at Maquoketo, Iowa, and gave
him q much liquor O. he drank himself. The
boy died In the stupOr Of intoxication.
Jesse Pomeroy, the boy fend, attended divine
service at Concord, N. H., on Monday. 1t was
TIE Asst time In three years that he has been out
q ~ solitary cell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01
She was Quite Too Cute.

from the new Haven Register.
You must have enjoyed yourself very much
at the shore this summer" said young Modestus
as he twirled at the place where his mOustache
was supposed to be.
"Oh, very much indeed; but / don't think
should care to 60 there another year." was the
reply, as she obscured her face with her fam
~ should think you would like to enjoy
yourself again."
$50 would. But another year intend to
go togo to-the kissing spring that has been
recently discovered in Arkansas" The ice be-
ing thus broken there was no special need Of
such q journey-nOt that evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01

In conscience to oppose its doctrinal position
could not remain With it as brethren. This
synod cOmpOses about one-sixth of the total
strength liz churches, ministers, and members Of
the synOdical conference.
- The big Methodist council at London, which
closed Tuesday week, had large attendance of
delegates-al that could be desired; but the at
tendance of the public was not so great as would
nave oeen the case In any American city, The
full audience Of the first day dwindled consid-
erably on the second, and the attendance during
the second week was nothing more than mod
erate-a fact which is said to have surprised the
American delegates. An editorial correspOn-
dent OF the Independent, in reviewing the gath
ering, writes that the Americans were given
their full share OF speaking and attention. and
nave no reason TO be ashamed In the comparison
OF their neutrality-suspicious. Bishop Simp-
sons opening sermon, in particular made aprO-
found impression, and an address i'm which a
colOred delegate, Mr. Price showed what Meth
ooism mas zone Ior the negroes, was considered
remarkable one The prominence given to
the colored delegates, and the attention Maid
them have been very marked; they have. indeed
really been made lions of. There was entire
harmony or feeling; points Of theological diff
ference which separate Methodists We're care
fully excluded, and though the debates were
sometimes warm they were always orderly and
courteous One of the debates was upon the
itineracy. Mr. Antliff, the leader and Print.
tive, declared that the itineracy needs modifica-
lion, anu thae willie IL does very Wen Ior the
country it is not in its present form adapted fol
the cities, citing cases where longer stay OF
the pastor was really needed. Dr. Arthur the
chief of the Wesleyans, spoke to the same effect
declaring that the itineracy must be adapted tC
the conditions, and saying that Methodism had
done less for London than for any other -four
millions OF the globe. The sharpest discussion
and widest differences were developed i'm the de
bate on the temperance question, and nearly
one whole day was given up to it, The Ameri.
can delegates led In defense Of total abstinence
and ere said to have been surprised at the
amount Of drinking among the Wesleyan minis
tsfs In particular.
, 1881-02-28
ON FALSE PRETENSES,

james ". Patton. uttsrncy, and Sheriff 1lnmp-
ton Gibson, Ut i prIngield. H., Weru In this try
yesterday, n1id loft for homo in tho evening.
having IN c1lsttnly Abraham wilkins, hars9-
dealer ~etl know, throughout tho Stmte, who Is
charged with obtaining shabby f,tso pFetcslsos.
wilkins waa picked up In tho streets by Detect
I've James MorYhn. who had boon un tho lookout
fur him fur several weeks. Mr. Pntton snys
wilkins turned mp ut Springfield ii u,t,lt, or six
weeks nRo. anu nsa.!e his headquarters for the
purchase 1T hnrecs ut ". II. l1ollys livery ind
easo stnblcs.. tto represented to Mr.. Holly
that hu Wis tho pnrtIltr ut lotCr DlH. a htIrsc-
1tslct Ut this city, Atiu t,!lste NJ 14,ul 9uWi.lE
thAt no cAatly induced Mr. HOllS TO irdnras
Arufts which no drCw on OH. and upon whlch
hv enslly obtained tho nloncy wIt!l which hn
tundo hts purchases. AfoltR Rhnlt thrco scsks
ago Wilkins retllrne,t 10 Springfield nttcr shurt
trip tlr!lg1 the cnnntry, al!i represented tn
hrscs ut HHrun, aud required 81 ,.aJ to Fny fur
thotn. Hnly did mt have Tho 1Mnhay. hut hu
renG'iy lndHrseu tto driltt which Wtlktna .rew
on hts allrEca FnrtIcr, aud unon th!a wilkins
Succeeded! III HettlnY ttl0 money 0 tho draft ut
tho Springfield ltlro Il MlrlnG Insurance
Cnlnpany's bank. In tho cnslrs0 at lay " two
the draft hnd been protosscd 4nd this left tue
tMdursur In thu luruh ft,r tho full n1nOunt, a Il
BcArch Tor wilkins proved unnyHlltsX, n1ttl It
WINS nsccrtni,lod that he had purchased no
hurses ut Verlen. Whom arrested IN this Gity
slam Clsh, three watches. and snthn 0it,er
property wMs fHIIl,l uiR,i Wilkins. and upDl
reAohtng Springfield ho will doubtless coul-
promise.
, 1881-02-28
CAN ADA.

CANADIAN CATTLE IN ENGLAND.
Special Ditpdfth to 7'hs Chicago Trdunt.
OTTAWA, Feb. !7.-fn tho Senate, Sir. DckHy
said: ~ would llkU Il, llsk tho lctrlcr Hf tho
Government a question with refcrcncs u tho
answer he gavc os. II ft,r,uer nccnaln1I regarding
n vcry 1inp,rtnnt matter csIt,.1crte1 with thu
enttIe-tradr. undgrstt,"l fryn tho 1usssilns-
1oc rnl TN that ttGc,tHnu-llll hlt statement
WIS III enttrG GoninrsnIiy with whit WITS RtatEtl
IN another pincr--l,Mlt tl.1r1 NAs III nrltr.ln-
cattle Within Il limited periOd-1 think 1t ~lta
nix tnys-nEter their hehg !ant'ch ~ Enx!unt
nm surry IN Id 1htKrd tn state thnt " -
come 10 my k1uwelHn that Within tho iA*i wcek
n inrEo importation Df Ghti1H frnin IlnllsAx,-l
think hetWGGI tu1 und itl bead ~ Hvo Ht',ek, e@-
slt1es iIentI nl.ht-wcnt tn tttntl0n. ma ther0
tltoy vert met wtth lhHt Dficr-tiI.C .Cn.lnGH it'
lhc infor,nntlnn hayc. do not know st,Gtsitr
u Is correct. but | s1lMlf bo very Giats II
tho t.:ttlrr OF tho House cnu give us
my information upun tho Ipntnt tN.cn*ti II IL
fnAtcr thht affects vGry lnrXD tl1lt Krs,w4t1K TIL
terpFlse III this ct'untry.' str A!exaaur Camp.
bel! replied; "Tnnt 1t Is pnl1it Or iGc rury ftrst
imp0rtAtc'.. quite rcc,uHlA.. ] nt'a sut lA!s "a
previous Information ! xnse tho itt'Hae Wns III
iile authority N thu Minister VI Agriculture.
Al,il wns tho result ut chbtcHrhtn which hr sent
tn fnun 10 uscGrlaln wliGther such MI orlrr-lt,-
Council tlud heun passed. Tn receiving tho re-
ply. he communicated ~ to tho s,ihot lHcHItgrs
Ut tho GnvrFlrnet, uild It from thnt reply
that ] spnku nu thu previous Hccnsinn. VIII
tnko uccHsOtt this uvcniug tn H'Gntion whit tho
Kentlrnnn fra,m Atnhcrat hrs ahid. l'u VIII H.
form tbs tfal,sa tu-snnrr1w II we hnyc any cur.
rtturutlye or contradictory Information Oh tho
sub3Lpt.'
, 1881-02-28

wat,.l e, .ny hi,n.elY Own and die. aud repeat
ctly h'ntcHl ,hnt little poison II the right kn1
,lcs,rel result. 1'h!. !n.cryinw los: for anout
hfttrn minutes, a,.d Mrs. Ktn' raIi sho I'LL her
nnd finally when sto left him. he had Rnnc ~
TAR to say that he tsns avnrss 70 iaktnE h!a
Fiji r,"n wns extnx,,i,T. md nhe t,cars, nothing
frt.!u that trsarl Ter afterwards. ....,...-
Mr. t.ra.in has a ynri",l nnd uflntcrcst Ink
stnrit. Ifs lncainc Ahnslctnlly embarrassed
n,D.t lvn yohts nvp. ntti must have lHst *s,tnc.
sn 9x 'kn k', oth"r strets liz tarFwed teS.
crnl thousand. f dollars frnn' NJ. hrnun: and.
To ,nnkr gtari tho amount. trnn4fcrr:.l to him
inent ihnt Sir. Itrn,In Ind $IND nF his Inuner is
MI Il hMllnc!nasinn: he bus toshlns hut fifi
ss s @ rx w"* nd sc o III n ny b.. re-
t,icntly refused to take out NJ Mr. lfrn,in'* aafc
Frni, = 'utntHf of t,crsn1. Int Intimate ~ M wtis the
himself alulust entirely u look!ns after the fro
." 'ns pEGst; It 81 er # b.
MUM anl then c,Ilert { ut hI: owa leisure t'r ut
lou. tnro'1Kh f'ranrnr Smiths nunncy, md Sir:
Slnltf! shy tH'ssibly hare sonie better itiea o1
ssnss nSs s rse ip s ~ am ny o Tho s,S @
Mr lr,.i't.. and h. i als.'st totaiy ignorant of
hi- private business. Tho. currctit belief wns ~
that Stern was wcntthy. and hn wus regarded by
even his hest cl,ss"tners na n miser II Is thefG'
i%se IT, crey nsyo1 tlo 5age Of S1.S
s"n,o sa !" Que Srai,t u.s," his ,,a,h .'oul! iii.
themselves III II pretty muiitlc. but Of this they
| 10 nut oylnee tnuch tcar.
M, Pf 1n ss1 r. III 1m y y
1f">s. H. fxI. Mntf wis lhon j! years .! age. itC
rrn,ufnctl nnlv \ few months Iii New York. .nnt
York md hruther mined J1lIt,9 Stern III Phil
, 1881-02-28

Tho ,iay following Ind 4 conversation: wa. oct
Prc+cnt nt The time 'rhDNiHa wut l,uf0rn lho
im'lnrst. This dny hH'i II Gonvernatitn viii,
Tiioina., WIN told him That no hid been b,.
fUrn tho Jury. and haiI he hnh Bhpwn h!A
taot!s,.,cs. !" six nt Tho hc.t tncn Of sen,..
hnse hrrlnght tho whno tt,ins nut. On cI.'ss-
examination snt'i hn wns Indicted fnr thu muir
der WIS l!rat untitled M TIN sctsn tfNy after
l.!s artrst snt ha would b: ncc.ptci as Htatn's
trttnr given 10 htu, by Whlppl,. AZ soo', IN
l'nesthlc the letter Will lie hriniyht init, csrt.
which Is INV In tho hatlds If Judge L'welI. 1tr-
to1o rccs!y!.g thu letter he ltaa tsvnt, eonyor-
would grant him Immunity u ho ws.iItt testify
f0r Tic pes,ple. rwu letters worn given 10 hln,.-
ma frnin Fruit md nnr from SsrvGnE. Dues nut
kaw n,Is y, wf,Sr; Is ,h rH!t l;ttrr e Is INV savo =
th's 1nnssutr tho frlnI ni this case ,yMs nd
Iournrd nHtil Mnntlny ut H::pl II, IN.
Accar'ililE u THO prcFpnc indcnti0ns the w!,olo
Of next week Will tr UecapIc,I in tho triul. NJ
but IL tnw nt tho witnesses FIR the prosecution
bnve huer put on lilo htnnt l., ,estify. DurltR Il
rortlon uf TIM t"rcnoon tho mir Of tho cnurt-
rounl WIS rnthor had, AMI n,,n s1,am falnted. As
tnnn Aa possible fresh MIR was nhmItto,,, and Tho
room, fur thu rcfHAtnder Of tho siay was cum-
Portable,
, 1881-02-28
THE FUNDING BILL.

RETIRING THEIR CIRCULATION.
Spte.ai D!spatsh to Tar Chicago 7ttbtns-
pI7Tsi.unt;. In, Feb. o7.-The total nfnount Of
circulation retirel by Fittsburx banks up toSat-
ur,Iny ovnnlnY IL *i.2a7.1O. distributed ns fol-
Iowa THIRD Sntlonni. $sj 200: Filth National.
$;N.tD); First Allegheny. 500; Merchants
j. Mnnufaeturers' National, $JuU.0o0; National
link of Cutn1ncrce. s4so.00. M other National
1'nnk IN Pennsylvania has retired itH circulation
except those nboya unnted. Tho feeling tn
l'Ittshurg Is most bitter nKaIi.st tho cocrcvn
features of tho Funding llf!l. nh'! other nnnks
ars likely 70 retro their crculntlon II there Is
my possibility Of Its pAfsuKt. The money
lnarkHt rcfHans cnsy here TT spite u tho With
tsuwal Ut tHIrls. and there ~ no likelihood OF
hnythiug Mppr0Achlng pnnIo Occurring.
, 1881-02-28
INVITED TO 4 DINNER.

Ros1os. Fob. :7.-Tho Invitation toCur! Soburz
40 aeeept public dlAnrr In his honor IL slXntd
by over ;Du prominent lncn In !ioaton. trrespeut-
ivo OF party ur Fonca soutlment. Tue lottuE to
tho Secretary asks him to nu!ue any t!nlo n3ter
the 4ttl Of MnEcl,. when "Wo may hnve tho
Rrutttica.ton ct EXPRESSING In persun orr ruspect
ard regard for yt4 ~ u stAtesnMi Anl ultlxtta.
and thank sott tor thn etntnant un1 snnrkcd
ability with whleh you ha 10 pt,rfNFlf,e Nil ynlr
dutics IA seerutary oE tho lnterl1T." Tho repiy
at Sehtlrk. rcrrIvs tn-tlay. II trAcn full AccE!-
ante IT tho compliment. lie canllut tix tue dA!e
until he lutfn9 WhGn his AlGrG3st.r Will ba roadY
to tako charge Of tho lnleFior department.
, 1881-02-28
AfATItIClI,E.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Fet. :7.-1n CHIN, village
ncar hurc, Chnrlna Merrill killed bis lnoshof In u
burn. liz co,,ceaed tho body In u hay NOV
l,Itl fr1lzuIl, und thall cut 1t into pieces Fart
hn burned, throwing tho charrctl rauluns lain u
,nantlrt- hrnp while 1thor portions hu blirttd Ill
ihn sEltw Il, The wua,is. Tho fulE!,winx MonsiHy,
the wuIlan toll1 n's4es!, suspicion attached II
tNtiuY coolly tho cIrcumstHiiou. t[s Wltnpsaetl
thb ttlaIhturInrHt uf I,urtOnauf tic rotnalns In
tle wutls t,-IAy, directing tho ulllcerd wAerU tu
search fur thuHL.
, 1881-02-28

l,hyton #n9n tHo !iify. altaf tustf Hh}f e"s.
shooting NeilIn StIrkney. on thu KrMn nf IN
hunity. Tn-tnnrrbw tho F'et,Emtc Court VIII trst
hia ninrss for II Iinntiu asylum. liz rxrta!nlr'l.
txultlngiy. upon hcarinR tho sortlict, 81 beat
ttlatll,"
, 1881-02-28

IIsUK SALE- ........ .........
T. I.nrrr farm. tT1 n!Ins fsuui i]r!Hvan. Ha3wnrtl
I,uurty, Wis; 1nrsn i..rtnI dwelling, twn sHIhH
dwellings, Hre bHrns md OrrtlaTls, gulninR wntnI
x,I lMid grnisrle. :tr. We will Hell this NJ EE
pee ncrr, OII A1e uhus'! ns stie. ... . -.
21tacre inrn. III under cultivation md fence. dne
" fEil. Ill., half mile rsIn Arl va! sell At bar
Hnn. and Ii Is ono u the ert farms In liilnnls
lY kerrs fn3r tuiir+ rul 1T EntDn st'rk fnrls In
C1ok County ttl nSlt a,!', ',a ar!st: % "'ll make
Fins i0Lnrre fariu, we'll improved, nenr Willow
sprinRs Conk touttty. Ill, chenr. .,.,-
, 1881-02-28
att1RDEHED HIS WIFE.

'BK1eW1TH, Miss, FUb. e7.-Jamcs Dnsnum,
co!ured. murdered hia wife. and to conceal tho
crIne .ired t4o AMls0. lila sou informed tho
authorities, who arrested tho murderer.
, 1881-02-28
!SUEEHHI.N HE<tL EST.fYT.

=. :.
IyOK NEk'S SAI.E-rtftt-
u *hnt th .,rltr u til. superior Court ut t.nnk
IiI,hiv sair s.ni~ from uhe e. -fnnr.
buih ncluAtss in lsyck three; nIId III! nf ok. f,ur
snath chaxo. Tor casa n hand Or hnf cntt md tlar
seven per cent mt tle "pttnn nf te huTer
lids b. de IN nr!tnR. at stelivHrea 10 Hlf.
Mt nv IfIIcc, tHpn T. No. Iii Hnn1H1pll.s&. Ht he-
inre MMrch i s-f. and must /" nGsna!anet' With
ttspost q ten per ccnt"s ~" HMnnnt Y! tls nad.
Fcb. II. ISL. '. A.TERflN. tesrlsef
T.OR SALE-Cu0ICE LOT 90 FEED.
4 chlcasln.uv.. Esnnsn,tl: near i,rn.hytGr'a:l
tIuI.31; ta.rn1.. 11ltStYfNE l. III tlMthlrn..t
, 1881-02-28
SWELL IMMIGRANTS.

i
Eli-l, Families CONF 10 Chicago to
spttlc-TI,c Purpose of TAeir Loca-
slon Hero.
Special Correspondence 0 The Chtea9o Tribune.
fEw YoftK, Feb. :i.-1t wus Il very Interesting
sight to-day to sec twcnty-Dne handsome En-
glishtnen. with their families. lani from tho
steamship Arizona, au! lc,ve in II Pullman cur
fdr Chicago. We havo hundreds Of stceragc
cntgrants for Chicago every tay: but these
were "cnblu- pnssuKe" Ensllsbtnen, dressed In
Oxford hHts. p0nIc conts. decorated with snake
hcud rings MD with Rolion guncus On their
wutch-cl,a!us. Accompanying them wcro their
wEyes,-ull younx, handsofue. rosy checked En-
gltsh girls. These twcnty-onc Envshncn arc
the nvnnt- curriers' Of Il larger exodus nj Il bet
ter cinss Ut Enslishnlen who nro OIL their way to
ChicnEn.
4 NEW INSTITUTION IN CHICAGO.
Whit ,iu they euInc for7
They come to ChIcnro on tho trnln preceding
this hitter. IN establish II branch OF the great
Lunton Prudential & 1ndustr!nl Life! Insurance
Cotnpuuy. Tho conccrn will p@aee million or
twu pr dollars In Ehleugo. aud employ 80 super
lnterlents, assstnnts, and ngcnss. The Chicago
bluIlct will be called tho Metropolitan Industrial
Lifp- insurance. Company. Tho hcsIsl office III
IA,sulun cu3ects over sl0,DUG0O0 annually. 1t
employs M0 clerks, 8000 agents. and no s,tpcr-
tntenltnts. Il few years agO Joseph r. knnpp
established brunch on Park place, tn New
furk. Il haR worked 20 well that the parent
house nrc willing to send nifty edIcntcd Et,glIsh-
t,,rn to Chicago 10 try indus,rnl insurance
an,onx ynu. lsy Iu,iustrlal insurance is meant
ltfe-ins,ralcc among tho Industrial people,
tho iautIriuY clusses.
TheBe Engshtnrn will not live in tcnemunt-
houses, but fEey wIl bug homes. nnd bring
much wealth to Chicngo.
When uske' nn0 III tho young wives how st,o
lIkc,l tho it1ca Of lcavlus Englatd una going 10
, 1881-02-28

FOR WHAT IT IS wO1tT1I.
Special Dspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Fet,. 2;.-Thr Hon. John john
H,ot, Cashier of Mitchell's Wisconsin, Marine &
Fire Insurance Company's uank. WIS inter-
Viewed tu-day Regarding tho Funding bill. Iio
suited his bt:ter, which fully represents Mr.
Mltchcli's yle~s. that tho PussaKo OF tho bill
Mtillll rrrutH 4 tiuuIit:lul rrlsa.
, 1881-02-28

DKrRolT, Mich, Fob. sa1,-Tha Jury In the Horn
case 'llsasrued und wcFo dla-
They stood suvGn for aooulttal and
five Tor conviction.
, 1881-02-28

CAlnn, Ill, Feb. .7.-in tho caso nf Mrs. Whit
camp, who w.ls trlul a. All acconplloo ia tho
murder of ter hfsuutld last snouth, the Jury
returned a verdict VI not guilty.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. *7.-lt was JuseQh L,
, 1881-02-28

Hpeeial Dhpateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Fop. ..-A tuurnlng pMpor Rtntcs
that thore Is no truth III tho stntcnleHt tfni 1uy
Gould has secured control of tho Montreal
Telegraph Company.
, 1881-02-28
AN INSANE WOMAN.
Hpktfct Dtspnteh 10 Thk Chfkn1o Tribune,

I7ItEA1PV
OTTAWA. Fob. s1.-An Insane Won,nn named
McliAc Is here rrum Cape Drctnn. to interview
thn Governor General. She claims profession
from religious prosecutions III ucr nut!yo town.
, 1881-02-28
[.Ii{iSQNxlL.

J1ERSDS Al.-lF PARTIES WHO HAVE
Tho jswuEy ytuit fv.plu ahurillal ituusU buIutly.
InG u, slf uA Mr. ItAyx VIII n4lreAs mntfs suit
ife sussl VI ,liny will bo lAaht sI,d N' lucs4uns
, 1881-02-28
lfstS1'tsf)tJS FIRE.

DISASTROUS FIRE.
Conurd, Out, Fob. .;.-Sm!th t. Hitcht11g's
Block burned to-day. Loss, $40.U0o. distributed
among u nutnber or persons. Partly Insured.
, 1881-02-28

ReIuomber ttup Gsttcrs never does harm to the
sMallvst child, but K0Vi, always A4d continually.
, 1881-02-28

ONE Cnl.r ArTEn ASslTHEN will. with 1nnny
constitutions, securely establish Tho seesia vt
Consumption III tho system. u yn.l Are IN neoi
Ut ret,,c.'y for any Lung trouble. or Throat
disease, ynu wilt lnu lr. Jayn8's Expoctoraut
ulways prompt md t;lllpacOus.
, 1881-02-28

lHol WAtsASli-AY.,
y Un kriday ntxhs. large black aaa aIay nalo Az:
E9.s mt m1n yseY la1y tasl nns~sT. t9 n1ms ~. 81 o.
EpfRfT.
, 1881-02-28
COMING BLISS.

COMING BLISS.
NEW yonK, Fub. .1.--The Mercury announces
tho ,lurrilgu, II, March next, ut Whitelnw Held.
editor Ut The Tribune. anil VernlU Mills, ttaugh'
ter Vt u. U. aii!ts. Ut the iinlk Ut California.
, 1881-02-28

GTONAGE FONFUllSlrUKE, HUGHES.
Is uta: ii cape4t and beat IN city. Adtaacr. ut Low
5SIah lEOlGE TAltNi, lJl Wust Mousus.st
, 1881-02-28

DO 0fu1-ALL TIE FURNITURE AND
spCsVOn 4xtu tursss. cuMpetr. tn NJ.rlDm hntel. IN
business aTt vt ctly; ruf. !case fcars.
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, 1881-02-28

f}FFICf; FURNITURE.
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, 1881-02-28

Ff,N l.nAS-SUMS OF 5000 AND UP
L. wuri4 lHprIred city real estate NJ per rent
interest without t.luitusslous. LYMAN JACK.
sUS. :kt Portland lsiAek.
, 1881-02-28

I1TANyED-'rO OWNERS Of 1NrKOy-
w ed residence l,r"ir.rty: We nre bnvinr nnTrr.
Gus Inquiries inr houses md cottages nnd !oN ot
lake Ibis means Hf su!!rt ~ these wnnns = sslt
custutneta tor thHni. T. 4. BRAGG 10, u Waeh-
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, 1881-02-28
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kuCk. kgAushH, Nnks~tH. Jefferson Counties. WIS.
ca,lsin further tllatt hfee !fes from Depot. and
w0u Id like II near II lake running entrr: want Y
for mr. hume. md Es.tl tnrn worth from 9QuG
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we'll improved. Send description ~ uner. VIM pay
r1t.t1 sHMu. JAMES BAILEY, NUorn :. Isl East Mhu-
.Ht.
, 1881-02-28

r1,o nENT-nAsENES'r OFFICE At II
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RUttyn Olu,t,rr 0{ JStI. WILLIAMS.
, 1881-02-28

C.iAI-OF'F CLOTHING. -,
a III. THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
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, 1881-02-28

GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT l.AW,
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-04-16


I'm 1900 there were in old Boston
seventeen churches; in 1880, in the
same district there were l20 churches,
of which seven are Jewish and twenty
one Roman Catholic.
NEWMAN Hall, the lady's college
at Cambridge. England, has six resident
lecturers and ninety students. Miss
Minturn. daughter of TIL late Robert
Minturn of New York. is one Of Newn-
hams alumna.
The Jesuits have in Belgium twelve
colleges, two of which are IN Antwerp,
one in Client and one in Brussels. In
these colleges there were 5. los students
at the opening of the scholastic year, OF
whom 1852 are in the elementary
classes.
The Dundee (Scotland) Free Pres
bytery, by vote of twenty to five, has
passed resolution declaring that the
use of instrumental music in worship is
contrary to the forms sanctioned by the
Church, and prohibiting the further use
of harmonium in st. Luke's Church,
Broughty Ferry.
"A st. Louis newspaper has pub
lished a list of the salaries paid the lead
ing ministers of that city. The Rev.
DR.. Brookes, the Rev. DR.. Niccalls Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. DR.. John Fulton of St. Georges
Episcopal Church, and the Rev. DR..
Ganse of the First Presbyterian Church,
each get $4,000 year. These are the
highest salaries paid. Other ministers
get less and some as little as $500 q
year.
Bishop Paddock is to leave Brook
lvn in few days for the diocese of
Washington Territory. No Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church has
ever left the East for missionary do
cese financially SO we'll equipped for
his work as he now is. The Brooklyn
churches have responded generously to
his appeals for aid, and liberal contri-
buttons have been made by churches in
New England, New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
The Harvard Crimson tells the fol-
lowing story of how the 100000 was
given for the new Law School: 4" Presi-
dent Eliot, while walking along the
street in Boston. met an old gentleman
we'll known for his liberality toward the
college. As they passed each other, the
old gentleman asked, seemingly in jest,
We'll, what do you want nowp' The
President replied in the same tone, A
new Law School. A few days after the
President received an invitation to
lunch. After taking lunch alone with
his host they sat talking about general
college matters until the subject OF the
Law School was brought ups When
asked what amount would be needed
for the new building, the President
named 800, 600. His host excused him.
self for q moment. and soon returned to
the room with papers which gave $780,
600 10 Harvard University for new
Law School building"