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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

The Christian Iatelligencer, in an ar
tlcle on the different forms of gambling
which prevail, remarks
We believe that reaction has set in against
church lotteries, that they are either banished
or not allowed to pass without protest And
1T requires only little frmness on the part of
a few. especially the minister, to abolish the
custom at Fairs; for the conscience of the people
is really against it, and in order to assert itself
needs merely to be brought to face the question
squarely We believe the time is not far distant
when every form of church gambling, however
disguised or venerable, will be cast out of the
sanctuary, as our Lord drove out the traders
and money changers from the Temple. 1t will
not do to educate our children, by the sanctions
of church and home, into regarding the world
as "grab bag" any more than game of
Beggar- my -neighbor.'
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

sions of modern culture, as it is called
a most lame and impotent conclusion.
If this is all the Evolution philosophers
have to offer us, surely the science they
preach is a dreary and gloomy evangel.
II was candle, and was lit; burned
a few hours, and gave little light; some
body blew me out, and that was the end
of me'-this is the amount of it, accord
ing to the new philosophy. The body is
placed in the silent grave, and there is no
resurrection from that sleep. We die
like dogs. Why, then, did Professor Cliff
ford pursue his mathematical studies, and
burn the midnight lamp to store his mind
with knowledge2 On what principle, or
by what philosophy, did he seek to lead
an upright life, for why should dog
trouble his mind about the title to a
bone? or why should non-immortal
savage labor to speak the truth2
"There is no God," according to Prof
Clifford. How he came to be, he could
give no account of, except that, without
any fiat from any source of being, he was
developed out of pebble or fern. Fol
lowing some mechanical law Ordained
without a law-giver), he ate, walked,
slept, thought. dreamed, resolved, for
thirty years; grew sick; and died-the
flame of reason and the fires of love ex-
tlnguished forever: that is the whole his
tory of Professor Clifford. He may have
left wife and child; but his love for
them was phase in the ceaseless march
OF Evolution-nothing more; it did not
come from heaven; it had no author it
was but meaningless shadow which fell
on the earth; and like shadow it has
faded and passed away forever. When
ne kissed them and babe them goodbye,
he never expected to kiss them again
the career of love was run, and its spirit
would not linger over the bones that
would soon be all that was left of him.
Such is this dreadful, dreary philosophy
that we are called on to receive now at
the hands of our great biologists" and
physiological metaphysicians.
Prof. Clifford, in his epitaph, says, he
does not "grieve"; if not, he was easily
content
The seer of Patmos sounds different
note:
" And saw new heaven and new earth
for the first heavens and the first earth were
passed away; and there was no more sea.
And l, John, saw the holy city, new Jerusa-
lem, coming down from God out of heaven pre-
pared as bride adorned for her husband.
And heard great voice out of heaven, say
ing, Behold the tabernacle of God is with men.
and he will dwell with them. and they shall be
his people, and God himself shall be with them,
and be their God
And God shall wipe away all tears from their
~ye7i and there shall be no more DEATH neither
sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any
more main; Tor the former things are passed
away"
Oh let me die the death of the right
eous, and let my last end be like hisl
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

REV. j. M. P. ATKINSON, D. D.-Says
the st. Loais Presbyterian, 1--WE had the
pleasure to meet the President of Hamp-
den Sidney College few days ago. He
left this city last Monday on his way to
Texas. His health, already somewhat
improved, will doubtless be very mate
rally benefited in the genial climate of
Southwestern Texas"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

Mrs CAROLINE FoRsYTHE, on the 10th
inst, sold to Alexander & Green, finan-
cial agents, tract of land of 5000 acres,
at Sheffield, Lake county, Illinois, at the
foot of Lake Michigan, ii miles from
Chicago, for 81 900, 1000, one fourth in cash.
This is to be the site of the new city of
East Chicago.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

VENICE is going to follow the example
of the James River & Kanawha Canal
Company. The city authorities have sold
to company the right to run a steam
boat on the Grand Canal, and the smaller
ones are to be filed up and converted
into streetsl So that the old residents of
Richmond need not mourn over the Basin.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

WE LEARN that the Rev. David Nc
Meekin, of Ballymena, Ireland, has been
called unanimously to the passionate of
the church at Eufaula, Alabama. Mr..
McMeekin is man of fine talents, and
it is to be earnestly hoped that he will
accept the call.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

IT APPEARS now that the lady teacher
who was turned out of the San Francisco
Sunday School, referred to in our edito-
rial columns some weeks ago, was not
only guilty of discrediting the miracles
of the Old Testament, but that she had
started in her class rattle for pair of
diamond bracelets. Nice teacher thisl
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

WE are glad to see that the Messrs.
Appleton, lin view of recent articles
which have appeared" (Ingersoll's), have
declined to have anything farther to do
with the publication Of the North amer
econ Re0ie1o-which has gotten pretty
low.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

The RECEIPTS of the Northern Presby-
terrain Boards for 1881 are $85 ,662 over
those of 1880, and the receipts of 1880
exceeded 1879 by $225,O0
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

The Rev. DR.. Newman say "Mas-
ssachusetts, Maine, and Connecticut are in the
hands OF foreigners. The South may yet prove
the sheet anchor Of the Republic, because she
has been comparatively free from foreign emf
grafton, and consequently from Sabbath desecra-
TONS
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

The REvIsERs are progressing with
their work. 1t is stated that the Old
Testament revisers have made a second
revision of Isaiah to chap. xiv: 13.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

WE deeply regret to see the announce
ment of the death of the wife of the Rev.
S. &. Arson, of Rome, GA. He has our
warmest sympathies in his bereavement.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

IT is announced that the st. Gothard
Tunnel will be opened for traffic on the
LIST of January. Would Hannibal were
alive to see it'll
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

A RICH LADY in New York received a
letter last week asking her please to send
the writer $4,000 to assist in setting up q
school to cure suffering.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

THE Missouri SYNOD Of the Lutheran
Church have adopted Calvinistic de-
claration of faith on the subject of Pre-
destination.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

TOMORROW is the day recommended
as day Of National Thanksgiving and
Prayer by the President.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

He may be Christian who goes to the
theatre, but he does not love the prayer
meeting.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-23

SIR MOSES MoNTEFIoRE, the great Jew
ish banker Of London, is 90 years old.
, 1881-04-07

trich[nn ms been proven to hn~o cnno frnm
{}ar,nAny. where, As Is vol known. trlchtuoals
osia!nMtfss many yfars ago.
son III Europe ten9 injured In hcnlth " ont,9e
hRn,s or pDrk Imported IN Hnltrn cohEloon
frsln tho United Htatos. tho only tGnEer irs'Ht
tFichtHlc being through eating hnHh ;tcsh 10 y
fre+h stRtc, recently slaughtered md Itnpcr-
!catly cooked,
8 SSi ono pounds OF lard and ia; lS7. .6o0 punMfs
Of hnaa' tlcah hnvc hcct exported from me
United atatea tn Gr1at britain. where the olclnl
tnspecDn OF such imports Ia 1t'st riEtla, ata1 IN
MI this vast q,Antlty no tpstanco OF lntcctton
hHs heen discovered. "
i. Almost nj tho authenticated instances Of
fntnry to human bealth hy trlchtnm have oc-
currcI In Germany, where fresh park IL f,1ne-
times eaton iihcOukeh, and M h,1ch tiunanr nus
boon incurred from cNslug snItea aud scasoheA
meats. .......- .,
i. During q pcrtul Of two years tho prlne!rnl
importer nf American me,ta IL Tho Con"
AliAr district 0f llaxlB has hn MI such goods
whlGt, ,vrro itnportcl by him carefully Inspected
by MI nillclal designated Tor tue ptltpose W tho
Clfy Governn1unts nnd nj tho cnd ni ehnt tstnc
this inspection VIM voluntarily dtsco,ttn!let
l'rnR considered by the civil authorities no
d. Tho ifrtvcruncnt III nplglur1 has formally
dccllt9al to a.topt Irtcullctio1 against AmrrlcMr
meats. for tho rc,tsNn. ~ HtMtvl, Tint no llist
grr'llnd for action has btcu dtscorercd Ia Bel
giutn.
, 1881-04-07

.ana comfort OF passengers, md
tha travelling pnblc. have just nrrtvuth
hsr from huston, nni | fon1ll her q great in.
prove,nent over previous, Efforts. being ven
easy In all her n,ovemcnts. and rcmaskalJt
fr,N from vibration.
'lnut, willis nm pr1Ntl, to sna n vcssrl Tx,
this ~. tho magnificent iar,or OF linllfat
my. satisfaction IL tinEed with rcGrtt .hai
SIMPLIFYING centres. thoru il i!itlo pra6abIiiiS',t
.! lls being n1,lN Tor sonln tiMa 10 cutie d
Klvb business Bnnllgll entirely to sllpIort
line 1t stHninnrs IKE tllo l'arlsatt. The Ii.
tercoloninl llnilroad can 10 doubt Do
tlcal;, but u cannot without wondelia'
exertfous direct enough OF freight ot.
stream OF pasAtMKHrs sich as Il required b
maintain reasels l!ke thas. Tho inexorabs
contend With. mud, although the limo Is proS
ably not tar ltstnnt when a smaller class Il
stratnors nigl,t be maintained III the trasleD
atltl from ipltfax plt the sear round, fore
ses tfat the inrsnr c!Ass t,f yeSscis. hke ina
"51sas s peess w' byS x z 1a9ss 19sss s"e e. ess M M !
n less rai!rontl-!istRnce from CIlrago, aM
nenrer tn tho gront cuntres nf business. ltR
were possible, would much nrGfcf turnlna
tt!n stea!aer ut Halifax, with which VI
s' d. sst ~ s!ta 's v,ssts IT,! !ka !! Ill. 'fess!9 ays
doubt, l,oweyer, TINT III tho future tho trads
Of !intifax wlll Rrettty ,,crvase anu extend,
owing to tho development nf the nd1olniRs
~ n seam,rt. and Tho improvements. SION 10
be mnde in It. For tia purpose Of y raval
station It cantot he SURPASSED, aud IN tint re
sItct It can laro 10 cnlhpetttnr; Indeed, |,
const can cnlnhine the advantages Of neat
Dess to frefglit-ccrtrcs md a grand naval
position; and LIZ that respect Halifax In,
sums compensation.
II rpgtet very nsHels that wc have beer
compellHu 10 arrive nt these cnMclusinns
but. having given tho matter much coi,sidcra
tlol, canlQt do otherWise.'.
, 1881-04-07
PORK.

WAa.nSaroS, d. y, Aprl, o,-seerota1S
nlaina .us tlxpiym from the United States
Consul NJ t,,.sIe, swltzerlpld, letter about
The importation at pqrk from AmerIra.
Consul Alasul,, atter an inyes,igation vt tile
circumstances that lctl to the excitement II,
Fra'4cu ul,tl Switzerland. reaches tAe foliow-
iuK eunclusl0ns:
/, Ttc tstonxlble occasion fnr, tho agitation nt
thls sHbjeut aud tho aoesvB of tntstlioelon tiy
tr.rh,ansts In family WHICH u wus At Eret sup
rtsssl bud eaton american pork, but u =
aow u!llalalY conceded Thai teH tro91!H wv
iIX, which wus ealen Ia u EAw state y N'iaa
tnst4uca4 NJ Teerpi occurrence Eaat rsFA ~
alleged AtRsrsp4n pF'Xla iaA14 (nissFea WIN
, 1881-04-07
MARINE MATTEHs.

Special UiSpssth to 1Aa CAfeago Tribune.
OTTAWA, April G.-Tlu coming season II
navigation. 50 far aS rates are concerned,
PROMISES 10 hu for tha bont-owners tho bess
which this sscttnn o. country l,as. seeM tat
years; and forwaulors are III corresponding
" good spirits. tVllo contracts already mats
are large, rates good, and prospects TINT HE.
not now employed will have nIl they can ID
pa pasys} as}S s'. Ssa epS aet Js siS Is s. ii
III many cases what the openu;
af t..e, season may hrlng, .seyetA
transactions heinY now pending M wAletl !'sy
cnpAetty at tic yarious f0rWnr<tars hns bera
considerably enlarged, but tho freight taba
CARRIED has iNeTuaS,W IN graAter prap1rtionS
50 TINT tllsy virtually. hive matters IN thst
greedy, thpy wll fiid iii tllsy cail ia as ioas
~ tho seast1n lasts. There can bH M tlen!a
nf tho fact tint boating tl.ls season, prolniseA
10 th0sn wllo untlersta'ld. the Wnrk' tu boa.
fourteu,l years ase. Several cnl,trac,s Iasss
already been Nlnte for large shipments be.
tween; thIs pnrt md Quebrn, New Yntk,
whitehall, md Burlington Murphy y ca
cln5etl tes the Transportation Of lsooao lcst
a new line Of .stenmara will ply between
tslls citS and Kingston during tle coming
TSe Marine and Fisheries Department gtys.
ions Of IN ant Of Parliament, peTil!lssthn fa.
hcan given to e!lngaa tia name of the STEAMER
CnlqDIan u 1lpnllfnn, ONt. to ti(tltlnlas.
Tha Calabrin Inns undergoing extensive IT,
| pairs.
| The following rifles as to classification OF
| Steamboat EuaiNerf3 lsaye l,eelt appruyetlby
| the HnrerIioE.Gtllrrul III Coutlpii; 4 thtId.
asees9 fsss ee tss NsEsssf EsS2y ay X ts3ass fsa = Il
| slstait EnGirGer ,nay BY seculNl to q $acuIpl'
clAss- Chief Ellglntur. 4 stcond Ut thlnt.
olass Assistant Engineer may be secnnd 10
tlllrd-clisA Chief Engineer. In naau wliera
| the gr'tle Ut thg certii1 i10Atu dues NOT QuAllty
the applicant fur tle Ips!ti0ll, lle nlay.ff, %
| NxaMll1atlosl, lie W futln1 cnNpetent. obtain
| u limited certificate a9 provided til tllt act
| = tpretAt ntspalrt n ihs Chicago Tribune.
tTon0NTp, April D.-rhe NaWs frpln t!o
yarlous h4rbo.a uloMg tho. lakes hbundlae
0n}arlo. shnWs tl,At nuVlgatlnn Was:almost
Re,iuraslY open towards the end nf last week,
md doubtless. tho lluut would have hee!l ul'.
der sail s}y tia u,l(l' ut ttl.s wurk l, 1t lpt
been tH the oll4SnapMhtcIl 4et tilson 9Utnt-
dNy.. lEAe reports u tsHuake mention pf very
considerable stnrea Ut merchandise, priIlci'
pAlly lumher and railway-wno,. to By moved.
I4IuVcssa|s VI the nke.ileet hNyu undergone
1nnre than the ,lsllnt amount Ut uytrllnulins.
wiiicl, clearly sIlpws that thu owners. Us well
us l@1sdssl.ei!, nntlelpateH = staSGu az Ereatrf
tllgll Wplltet activity. Everything tntltcntss
thnt the reyirul OK business lust year VIII ba
surpassed tlllA yplT.
, 1881-04-07
TUE PlflJSI ID EMIT,
HE III NOT FlkETTlH(l.
IIfs II -SVE FKF4 V1H111
B,,fttdt pttatith ia Tn Chicago 1fibuRA.

BptttaI UE1pdtth n IhS Ehlfaot 1T1bHRs&
WASHINGTON. ID. G., April ia gentleman
who eaItud npuu tho President this evening
found him III a. very c0,tohteh frame ut
mind, as Il uaawure ut the taut-if 1t he n
luct. Us represented III nsHny Quartets-lltat
hu has IL wIys.t 1uarrs! on lila ha1lds. ltls
visitor uskM II l,4 was Ia accorA With tho
Republicans Of t!.u aaaate III tlsalr aqlley Ut
iaavt!nn. liz said, IL reply, tAat tho actlup
Ut lie Suna.o wus v thing with which lla hau
uutlinz II, Do, and ha Aua l'u9'''
careful not 10 give any qua 4
right 10 sAy that ho WIS seeking
to influence the henata IN any way; Sepa.ora
anu othera who ha!l ealled had asked Tor ~
tatrJ u s.v that IL tlis allv. by ths geasoA
, 1881-04-07
of whose vote tho Republicans had been
piAcet in ct,ntrnl ut tho Committees, thought
n cont fnuft,cn Of The 1rcsCEla AtrliEElo

Of wHO3G yS[G klN NEIlVVlJHNuh nhtt bGt!tt
t,iacctl #, cnntrol Ot tho Committees, thought
n continuance Of the present strnsElc
NECESSARY FOR MS oHS PROTECTION.
l,o would continue It. for n. tinto, lle wns.
however, heittg inA,tD aware by l,uw cvtuelicca
received daily that early executive
action By the Sennta lpon sosno NJ
tho nppnintnients wns pressing & MeccSssaty; ,sy;
S,ne q the ssss e, ,,,,,ccton vii, n ten wns
M ~, ,,'.,s,s. ti,er ,v"rc m .Imiiep|.
A.tsnr11tlen usea"su ,tG,s .ss cnie 10 III"
lna IleStEnt m.1st.. VI ~ tl'n e,ract
tSs;s t',et ss,,stor Mr nslnE s ad influenced Re.
p.lhlGnh nal1ahHs 70 Enm'lh' ,.aI,c' -S f,ts
,San nIas e tor ef"ss ea1.iH fs asaiust @ to ins
tfnttt''l. !Ne lsls rGpsu ", Ms H., nu.n' -. ~,
tst Sa II HIN nars W were ere certamy
,tl ,n. inS 9n'inren ith IN thcir actlun by nny Such
motives. o.,,r, ,r,,o,rrsu,x,rxr
THE SITUATION as,., u; HEHconl'ksAoSDf'Sf
SEES 1T.
10 The 1rt'tsrn Associated Prts';
WAsniSnToS, y. g, ;;AnFN omttes%tSmt sh ~
Garfield n,Hl Secretary H!nime aro ne'n NJ
nDyeu M tho ct'ht!IltAnee " tin oGHile u"nA
, 1881-04-07
A FALLING cO3N,cE.

FNEgFoKr, n, April B.-'lha Jury n 1he
sV!t az Or, ntetrtch AgetYst ]. j. Hewitt, las.
lug damages OF $1,000 tor the tlpath Ut Miss
niyfie sanssI ~ n 1elnK ot ttsaan,
.ta .starhea ystdd.st lh dfnIas @ les std ID
favor ot tho complainant
, 1881-04-07
No Gloves Used In Handling
Mr.. Whitcher, a Bitter
Enemy.
MAnft,l Stand Of tho Professor In
Behalf OF The Defrandcd
Americans.
The Opening Of Navigation ~ General
News from Ali Quarters Of
the Dominion.

!
letter. addressed to tile Goyernof-Ge,lorQ|
fro,n {,rof. Hind ia nt,h],s,ed tp..1ay:
W1nusf,n. n. s.. s[urch 2s, lssj.-lluu IL please
,our ErreiIrucv I rnthor from tho stutctnouts
mo,1r In dtrrrent pahllc Journals TINT cortnln
cnrrrs,,t,u,pnr,; ,yhich has tukcn piAco botweun
your EAcettcncy,e Hoycrnnont anl myself In
rcattnn IN tba - ttshury frnuds'' hus been Ibid
heforc tho s,guuto md tho Co,umnns Of Canata.
trhi. rorrr4nondcuro Ia nceusupaptul by II re-
port from str. Whifcher, Commissioner Of
r!shcgias, dated pttawa, Dec. r., fBsD,
md udIressod to Sir Jotn 4, biAodo.iald,
Prcmtcr of your Exeojlotcy's Government. fn
tho correspondence present id to tho fIoiiso nf
Commons On March I Il II copy Of 4 private let.
ter which addressed to the Marquis Of Inrno
on tho lGtu OF Dcccn,oor. lss0 Your ;xeoIlcncy
Is dutthtcss perfectly Justified In
4 MATTEL, or THIS MoMESTors cftAU-
4ACEEH
10 walvtne al1 dlettucttu between olcint md
t,rlvutc communications: therefore accopt
yp,1r trcslon with respect and ac1ulcscu in It's
proprlcly, but your Excc1cucr wilt be tho first
to sec TINT must n,so under tho circumstances
Respectfully Insist upon attention to my
communication OF tho 7th Ut February,
1851, which rofors 10 an of1ulAl
letter your EspeItenry was plenscd tn atllrcss to
me acknowledxlnx t,,o rcoolnt Ut tho private
!ottor hui written to Lord Frederick cayosl-
u,al, which ,ettrr wns sent tn tho Marquis ct
Lorno by Lord Fredor,ck CuvcndIsh With my
ucr,nrss!e,, bs It,rishtp having kindly first nb.
tnincd ms consent, This fcttor to Lord Frctler.
! lex Cuyend!sh II u Importance, havlng apccni
r.rrrcncc n, tho l,.h,rr frauds md It ia dino to
c'u.sneu :" tnu ,auo'5 49,, ~ ,,, h'r,.a
Lord Frcasr!ck cavcnellsa anu inc oo,e n"usa 80
| to which ha bqolIKa that hia earllpse euar1e lo
| huyu tho whole matter nruperly examined nlld
rnc,Ign,t r,nrc tt,ur two venrs urn
s,,a,.' :, '' ',,, ', ,r,,,r,, .rn rn,,rurt,tty
SHOULD Di "'hEso EsowS xS' ''o'A'0'-'
IN ENGLAND and A,ucric,s.' The report Of str.
whI,e,,,r ,,nr,, t,,o t.1,arv frol,ds ns n whole.
N"Nune. upt ,. .sto ...' !. =. ,.11.o,.a5 H., t,r
Ia s1tprssltiH uocanlehs- IL Is nHHFeaseu ~ o,F
Joan 4. Nncaonalt; %t,o was Mr. Wn.enors "ars
s.ncr. conu,,ot, ,ense al9uost, tnat; II ny
nrmnotIno stnfnmcnts coui ba In auy w,y dis
nrn,.cd. II IN mt Mr.. Wnitchcr, an impiIcatou
m.',, ,... .,.''.'t,, ~ r,.,t.od ~ ,rnrn ,hpn,
o1lSla VINO stoa'u ~ sequnot ~ tus' ,'..'.
| and prt'9uco tho forged md frnaaulet1t a"ca-
,nunts and shuw their. bearings and rrtattons to
, 1881-04-07
SMAl1 .P0x.

sR*etat PHeaseA " ma tutsaqa Istauns-
Mttvonn, lud., Aurlt q, yin EIkhart, 1nd.
!ARrt! 1.-TWO teatsla vera Fupnrtcd frotl
smallpox II. tho Bn!all-pox ,lnclllty RbaNt
Gnsa ,tlnt(o tts nppearalce. 'fhfre are three
Of four cusea llufa tu,lght ~ TO fatNl.
, 1881-04-07
NOTES.
,f0ItS II. ttAWt,EY.

II. lkNWIay. OF lIlHOl5s NIINEN Hcle *H'S
morning and had an interview with the Pres~
ident. Some OF the Illinois politicians state
that Ten. lIawley would be Elad to resume
bis place rs First Assistant Secretary OF tie
Treasury, pusttion wlllcl, tc vacated II, or
der to make the canvass for nomination Of
Governor OF 1lilnots. Mr.. Upton.
tho present efficient Secretary, how
ever, nas tho strong support Of Secretary
Sherman, and It Is understood that
hu Is to bo retained III his p'ace. Secretary
Window Thus far has certainly shown ITO
signs of removing any Of tho very efllclcnt
u,ldcr-oflcers whom Secretary Sherman
found III the Department and rntaincd.
1IEuT,dov, HAMILTON
remains here and will not leave niit'l the Inst
of tho week. Some Of his friends say that lie
has aspirations for tho United States Senate
as the successor OF David Davis. anu lint
Gov, Cullosr Is not likely to be nblc Ia de-
petui upon Mr.. Iintnt!ton MS n Lieutenant, at
lpnst In Il Senatorial campaign.
REPRESENTATIVE N'KlNLEf,
IN Intimate friend uf President Garfield and
Governor Foster, who was here to-flny OH II
flying visit, says that there Is M foslhdntion
for tlle r,,,uor TINT Governor Foster was TO
havo tha Darlin mission.
At1.s. nItowN,
tho widow Of John Brown. who was hung at
llarper's Furry, Va. Is III tho city. Ss'e Is
ho' M WY eooo o.len'"''"a..'. s''"t c" "s L.
positlal nnae{ the t;oixotMI"Sh ;'i MI,x,nm no Sha
u "r.enassessn. II, ~ sr ,ualiors ul1 sill
dresses III mourning.
THERE AltE 4 MEMBER OF APPLICANTS
for tho position Of Recorder Ut Deeds foE tho
District of Columbia.
OES. 0I:o1,0E a. SHERIDAN.
of T,ou,sI,nu. In tle present Incumbent, It
has been s1tt!ed tleAnitly that he wsll COLI
ttnuet to hold tho oillce,-
SECRETARY BLAINE
il araln lai,l I'M with his old euemy, tho
rheulnotisn,, lIe wQs not ut the State Der
,mrftI.eiit; tf.t.ny.
r,tr rosT-orp1cE DEPARTMENT
,.a .,nm,, ] !, ,,aonss,r,, tn ,,is,,'orrr = ,orro
n,!r otcerks appolnte! ~ n; Mr MInytaf1
t ,ion ef that to ~ nayrg ,esS "po''
prominent Ioyi;sa q + !" 1r1!S, Pai!!'s!n., to whom
s"n.iauaciSE M',s :,fy i,ear pltkIp. is Ia DO ap.
Pointed MI'Stsr s ls sSle ,!s,; ;{ 1{a was earnest
.rur; soM,sxrtoS or Mu PRICE, or IOWA,
| ~ Commissioner Of Indian Affairs gives
iii IN tilu l pepnrtnent = @ Of tie Inseriur. Tho
speetacy i t.rss Ie1, e org DspartaneGt II t,
,ss',,'.r vi ueff nf ,!rniia LaMnt.s, H. it'd Commits
aininS t,fEint1a1, d fftrs. ali trut,1 0np Stutv.
mi 1hin. r,,,s,.s m, cntIreiv nuve, stDsnttnli
II the ,lns 81 ths oho stle'ny % rsslttent IN, IN
t1'.rtvn IRON. tMts cuntiitun nj nffuirs Is ti,o
Y.nt thnt E""r"tnrv Elrk wnmi. II, his
"arfv aff @ @urnfcssiHt,nI fife, WIS ' 4 citizen
~ Olljo. Thn Enthusiastically oi
in,!Ia1, Aifairs fas cone to 10 IN 0ilicc few
I In 1,oru M ltsa