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, 1881-06-24
WILLIAM MORGAN.

p, St,x..., r.txnr ts,c {,lutp OF I5fs
Az" ,,,.,,,, -, ~, Snt ,t;r,rr~cr EpuNty,
,, m',.,...,. ,,,,i,,t,,s,1 Wednesday ,nurn,ns n
,.',,., ". ,,.'.n I,,,r,n 4. r.. tY,niI,ty It, tho
,,,i''t.. i''''r' ,,,. ra,,i,s =, 1,r,nhrox..
uscs'rcry IT +onn fe"a,.s !" aa', n"s,."!oN", ~,
'eae, e"!S, i,,,n whiSn s,nrs weFa who was "r.
H.. " .'Ir ,,,,.a " ~, a"r,,,,,, IF hs uttru,nt 10
WY n,,,.', S''','' ,!. "" rnyca1tu, tho secrcts ur
me-. r.prclu!,y Tint part Of It III
visrs',ea 10 tho discovery Of partially
;o~! cse''s" 'l'wevcr, Tor t'rIn's''x tllo 'o!.
"w"'I WV .i,ta s'",a,v' .Mw. o.,rx % nix wears ago.
@ o ,,,". ,.''.s ,t r,,i,}.t", ~ +no ttmr # wns
Mf was NOT palo'isne" u. NV '""s .''..,t n,,,,
ytnaine,1 .l,,th.lpht Of t,ntIt low. Tic 4oh-
lr,nuu by whom 1t wis nadr-.lsu ltev.
'ir. Van 1'nrsn-ls q dlrrssh'am, Ill.,. WI" ,',''
vcd fur many years III tl!s city, nsltl VIII s'l1
,t1,,rn,ly intect to Indiana. lie WAS burn ns'd
=, 49, ,., 49,, ,,o.,,s h, uhrm IN. r,trr.
~ cohlice WIN '''o l'etS""9 ~ ""''" Nv
~. "''s,n 'o ra,1 i f ~ 's t,pnrte with Mrs.
{;raNnm, In Fast f3roolslyu, H.. i.,-tho willow
~ ,n rc,n,rstc1 lawyer l;,,,yyu M trto attorney
for tho Four ,ucn trlc'l for 'nnlcria1 Morgan.
WHO Ind published Tho "Mysterlca of
rrccnasonry.'' rs'r,ns tho Xix mouths,
Mrs. e.. viii, hcr fh1n''y. tol" h'
tho following fncts They tleiiotistf'ltc fao hctuai
n,r,5c, Of Morgan rs ucar 1ss E1l..tlsi cvl.,unec
.nn don. In nv last interview Will. Dlshop
Mh!e'.r '' r h,,sa WG @ ,ie @ rs i{I M wns st .Scr ~
OF hts enttren III tho lily ~ @ ~ =, IN his
1nG & svpi:nS; ~ & m ir rstlrnnR S ion " 'p 9n, ~ ~
rs s" sr '9 ,"S G s W W''M rat ,H i,e Hit
stsc could nnt neiitv IL: h,at % M p"rSlsIe .H,1, ~ 'o t
xtntGmsh .hat i, IN " , "se nv . @ s,,nu nv nv
NhA tllctlgcu s!u.gu Hlnrs Snc 'ts sste". .. ~ -
il strnSk y pnt q. !'t,hs ~ ,,, !s n iIa. uaGa M wS
nnstHinsls WIZ Eltl Ms ~ ~ n"t". 'ua!r t,ss n
tio tno!isht iti.t ner n,spMtu, ,a, " n'.,,.,.
thflHtit' nnn ot Whusc hltn.. S"'pi..ss1r' .s1
ensnsnp: a;in ~ thsho sh' sno ,t..., MMa jusny jny
nnu' sn0 sts'e.i e,'t,, nt nt"t
E!tnt ltr. She eutf!t netner el % Mnr ,.s'S uraHS.
TnS. IN Ta.s'4 ,f e' . mr. sS 5 ,r ac @ K , fr
their chsrcis sMhg LOT ~ ntvrnm.
under ~ elfG,'stlltGes ~ nitr t"ir E"%t % m1l'
stulu hliaicsi WIN tno n'tnaa nn tne'r H!.uS'
scrts; n,lt hui; tc VA lsXs"!; ,, s .s,,
navy luo snlcnam acst H ., nmn. msa ,,a, M :, !
s1o ino Gt amc & 1hGts ,y,s s'csn ~ , sss
Ercr; shn res'ssel TO retire, I'M k!hiit tHo cis-
sre yr.l,''T MlsI't MserlsS1y q. W. , ki,eet; :;
rnelnT tue tltnr, a'!i wcGpns, ~ .tao1isn II y
Mnil rvG tn1 tiG.t!i g ,a oo,S anu so"' VI
, 1881-06-24
tho fnll"wtne as tic visible supply Of Rvnln ~,
thu dates HN,nGll.
rio followlus quantities or grain nro reppr,rt

Asa fs"skM III ryr, nGhli'st s'i.RM Iii I. WEEK
rrHsIntls. ... ...... ... ......,
THO inllowlu4 8stnntltlcs or Etal'i nrn repprtc't
Usf 0ccaii l'hssaEH;
d1nr ss, ~ 'My,M , J''ns 9"a r.
MTas ! Hn' sst,, H1" S3s..
'rhn regent wrnthnr h uoh1 FIR wilrnt and t,nt
for rnr,,. n n trf,,rlrv mi tbc ,yhcut tnt,,
hleelst NM Will nfahn u g"oa nseF"4e CROP nl
nnmS .nt'ms WHEN mm, 'e1' sa. "esn''.Mm .r
nhs'nn'ls m"t'' ,.nn fr''t. my worn "ft'4"A"
- l''t n'ie nFe" ~ e'l'"' '"st se"t '.'p' t4.
having Ecii Fur lth0vc IN nytrhBH Yield III H,'st
nr tho atntca. r1,u rI,u,1xD In ct,thlItan s,lt-
rl,n,1y a,,,,,ys I'm n1,unr,11tr nr n.frnntin, In
wcknil N, i" within n ,niiiiau bushels wnt, Tho
cralrylc'tt vii 10 fiN"rnl wenlk@ l"E'Tn !'Hrsest
time. ltnpnrs frt,tn a,1y paints II, tho cD,,rtry
sny Tint tnc tnrs nrc fIiltn.. nit wc)1. INT
IN, ,.,,,,,nr of mr.. ,v,l, rH,ori,c,tv a,,,,v
Ehl,t un n t,ys,.thlrts Eg4, fur Tint Stntu, wliin
tl,rrt weeks ,,r0 ,1,cy tl,oj,xsl lu1r IL crD ,10ss
r"n.a annur,i, ,,s ,n,,r,, ~ n,,hl In ,no,fr rur
Tic wcathar r. however, too raol for rs's1'.
nv'ra,.r limo mrxt n,tumn ,y,,,il ca,ch II IN II
t,r,wIittn whp,.n rr,ul ,ur,, wod I'm mt ur i'm
,ns,nm r. /. stsn ~ m thnt n .,rn,, linn, nr ,ht,
earn t,la,,ll t* ytnt Inns at tslno ~, ut MI,
tho krr,rs planted hlyIu.: l.cr r,tctt ut tllp
,,rr,nl,nt,n,, rnl liz tha inur. cnttiucl HsoIst-
,,r,, H. ,,r,,,. ~ ,.t,,;o. ,r,. t,,, ,.l,,. -.
Field, LInl"y 4 To-. nf this city. hnvh re-
cetvcal tho following .s,bie replies tn ,lncst!ons
nIu,,i trot, ,,,r,spcrts In l:1,pinut! Ir,rr md
j,ua,tn:
Wa Inyc favornllo reuurts Of tho l.ussInn mid
Frntlet. crops.
, 1881-06-24
THE HIN. rrItt>1lLf:M.

CH1EAaG, 1ttno G:...-ln answering tho corrc-
spnn1cncG M rcRAris hu questions which NJ.
liotec III your isat1n nf this inUr,inY, and Signed
by snvernt firms Ut our trste, H,loI,g tho rest
Obrrne, Ioslck & tu. who ,1ro considered to bo
tho leaders Ut u ring To ssyttlsn frun tho press
the enrrcct state and sn!cs Ut oar hfdn iltnrkct.
would siy tlut o,lr wlsule commission hf1e trl,1lo
nnl hIdc-slcalcrs outside of tho ring portion
bitterly 0pposo Tho eU.irsc being pursued i'y
shcal. Tho untntlons given III MIR prcss for
tho pnat four months hAvU bccI Mt Gnst 10 per
rt,,sll under tho prices olir must reliable eun-
lntsalo,, houses hAva l'ccn ol,lnln'!'I from Gh.
cnn hlslc-tfcalera and tn.'ners. iiltln-tleasurs
HlYnnrnt. tltt hure. to mike their purchases
Mt cnntry pol,ta. nnd L., order Il. at,atla thon'
shirissuts 5 % !" our e,','iaIssin', osss hqy ar
tD Keep tho quotations i, our Dress 'llt,esl sHur
ostr crreet nr!srt. As't. liE'efa!n q tho rnnnt-
i,roi'Stsly rscc,vs nbot Sxv iOn worth Of hItlns
cr yr.r ny S SsE%: " M e f1S spy s
70 tho iarty VIM will my, the !nrRcst lrev.
] Thsss h!aSs are so'd to thIs'Ro hI.,si IT,,
is's's's efs "'a s9a 'as'' "ss so sP ~ fa:
ers antl mlrrN, md tller ,.Iotniluns ami tl,oIrss
1Hy e,'' ' c. cns!,!osi rrM1 G p prss r., ,t. g
s.tss ~ Ssfsa ND btsisr ss s "es 10
tG t tsS 81 S .s sS% w. @ oss 5t nrssS
the lircut slnHtIs or tho trnc. ufld WIN tiuro M
ax to Erin III irving u fplsD representation 10
tho flliso nnrktta Ut Chicago. SilWytr 4 Fnnns-
l,ue du t0t tcstru III tiiotn tho tlaily tnHrKns In
any reporter Of thn russ: hut thcy tlt' acsrD IN
tn. Tho ,nclns nf trllx Tn1Nusn Nu.tt MI other
nntl l;lstctcrs ni lilo West md N0rthwcst. aly,
cnrrect Chcngo ,.s,.rct irports0r s!ll of Krctl
silt htte~. WI hayH hcBtl dealers III illiEns TT
t;htenEn ts,r tito tM,st twenty ypAvs, AID veg"
hsfyala and arlInrs ur hI,lea tnnnS yanrs bnt,'ru
any Or tue ring hotIscs eynr bxlstM VII S0 rS-
sra ITO mort, ~, ttlll lilo ,nanco Or nllr trndu
WIN hara sufficient tnrtnl to tnEu !lvAlitnEo tr
low !nnrKols, al wol!!.l NY wn sttnlI ss'ltm0 ~ 80
ilntll tho htlc-iloalnrs mil butchers through lilo
eshltltry can lhsH t.arrrat quotations nF hleS
through tho press VT sl!lr city.
, HhWyl;N & FlhE.SSR!lEE.
, 1881-06-24

HllOFt rs eUlltr August. clastst pt Il Lung
la.d., s4saiu 1oxaiI !1na.9ns han.. n.4fs .w1et.
ia%aa ,lpnIu.f a. i&.t ii tir sEs,t!ef* n4p,<a fur
iii tst,.ya.s.i ind iaUkntl.
sl.1 tuF uxtH, HI0ss, 4Iid fIl,htt1alu tor linus.
, 1881-06-24
t1ET[rf.s:a,

-.-~~-:---:E.
hahf1t""tl lroni storc during wednesday fnr
guy eotlsnpttoh: .s'. btl wheat, 1,0"o III cori''
i'Ea' III barley. .,........ .
ING lhi'o"'l'1 gram was inspected mo stnrc
M this ei'y Yesterday t1nrnlng: ears rcd viii.
tef ef"hea''D cAFs NJ tl'' III tVrs Nh .sl'rItW. III
ehlH No. = a, N cAts feJcettt ~ tuts M ui7H!n
!as9 Mlleatl: eai tnrs Sn.: cnr u cars anil i.tl
nn iiEh'fnlSc''' III fars new do. II cars anl
h'Vustnt nc" 1h'Sch. lta cAfs aua A,taA l,lt r4.
Jcclcu vi enrs II" Erlatn tlf cGrn): III c,rs mud
'''i" III Wh1te otis, ~ cara anu i,'xU hi No.
1h'Scat III c''Fa FcJectc'l chr o EfMo i11l oAtal;
= chfa re1ec'c" fye: fnrs M M'r!ry,a enrs
NV Hsaacs te. I0tal tt.Vlo cars, NE'.00 ll''.
inspected cut: l'0E hi wheat. :es, III In corn.
pAN9l tli '1ls, D,Alu In hurley.
Ihe l"adlnx prt,'i'tco nnrkcts wcro fairly nct-
| w yesterday. 1lns pra'lncts were casler, uli-
t!tf ratllor is.o ulltssngs nf lurR for future sc.
hSnfs, "llllH tue 'o1Al 11oT tnafkct sas quoted
| chser on Aoma grncs "liant WIS atronEcr,
! especm'iy lof next 'nouth. Tlo foretHn telc-
grams istctl siriner too OIL tho otlor sttan Of
tho 4stIahl's'. bsit tue strclGtit hero wns SUP.
phsoh tn nc, lt' fargo 1mrt, tl'1o tn determine
uas' 10 psss ny tue "e"s futures, white shipping
ot wllc1tt. ut tho snIlo tt,tsn thutit would ,lkn
It caslcr to sell for thu nltunn l,tunths. Our
receipts of whent werr smnlIcs, n,.! the vfablc
supply WIS supposed to l,nvo decreased
II lnrEo frTttlon of million s"s ,u-
| ring Inst week. Germ wnH AKaEn lii 9ood
demand. ai"l antd shatu higher. hut WIS INT
Hn strong rs tho previous ttay; anl ao1nu folks
! psnfcssGl to bull0ve that rcepspte Will nergtsU
| tho coming week, while shippers will bn lcss
| willing to my preacilt prices uEtcr they haya
1lllc freight r0um nlrcntly co,tructctl FOR. Outs
werc stronger, With Il Eot,tl .cmn and; rya lEgtcr.
nlll hurley nnsnInaily unchanged Mess pork
uluscsl aiGt1u nwnr, ut Sld.E!ht a l.:I1 fur July
and slN. ,a,.:Gf!H4i for August. Lard closed nc
sl!.i0lEli.G:H Tor 1nly md *1U.ijGS iD.l7t; fnr
August. SHIRT ribs cosnd E!tsltr, ut sH.3.1s6p
S.i5 for August. Wlcnt asae liz higher, ut sl.l
6al.N fur .Imly ard $i.M,sdll.lls; TOR August.
Torn closed Il ssn,lo casirr, ut ,}siGS tG3:u for
July and 46!iGtaa,ac for August. OatA cinscu ut
;BEGi :ae fur ,I,.ur. tl7s{6t:s7hu inr July, nut
for August. ito closed at ss scltcr @
August and st,:aiS., for September. isarI,,y
rltsc,i ,tufUiuutty ut *l,u for No. u,Il Tx, fur
No 3. .toxs wese ,u.rt n,,,l 5SttUo lvwrr, n,
s1tNsnoa for light mud ri s1a1,fi1u tor heavy,
Cut;tD wcre !]rn,, with sa,ps ut A..7m2GGn
In ttry.gouIs circles il,ero was falr nativity
md t1o tmrkrt ruled llr,u. Few buytra n,r
prcscut IN iursu,1. hui tho Il,u.ortlcr business
rcnrhr,t Il liberal uyurcr,,tu.-hirucr tinn ID
us,,ul IN Tho seusou, M ,,ric, el,n,,.,cs warn
nntctl In t,o ur,rory nurlrt. Tt,p,r was rot,.
mntIv.1v mn, n t,rm ac1 nr nrrps 'Y,rnrs wcrc
struu,t.r ,hn, IN Tim ,,rrrrtnp iors If VI" tho
walk tho Iua,ur, ,,,uri,els bnvtuw ,,,,ropcnI
;r M i,'nnr,nnt chh h,,,,"s ,vor., ,.",, IT,, -, :.
, 1881-06-24

,wS;sy m;. 1! .s,a MN 'ss Z, Yt. 'e nj Ms s'e''
tlDycriltuCnt thnlfA wer. III hotter tlc:al,u. 1T
t'hicaRn, l'i.trict hf Inlsttnbih ss'' welr 1is.i
bid mil lnosi n.l<rl; The .s wer.' ir:i hid nnd
tVl3 nskcd: to IL iti!s l,ii nnd tl1ss asked; TIM
tMs 1tiai hid n,l flai Askmt: il!e IS Ef'.i Gst
,tsl tst nskc,,. There IL uun1 inquiry IN CHI
r1Hn fHr tho atsa.
Foreign rxchnnau was stcn,y, p,s,rl rates
being III nfid Isl. tr.inn lsinkrra' Hills wrrE
i*''i unA lSit. For slyty-tihy commercial
lIllts ftr p,a,lrt delivery. lSasS:!:: delivery III
thrre weeks, 4s:'df ss!fs. C.,n,lncn'a! cxrhhng'
wna steady. Sixty-hy commercial tEll*. prr,f'lpt
delivery III liMvrc. r'l .i*i, tiortleg,lS, i:s.
fixst-,1ny cntntncrcNl Hills III Ahtwerle dcav-,
crnbte prMnpt. wcrn ;i!'' .dst,.'!i: delivered nrxt
net,. :1 sQl:5ais. tsankrrs' ILLS Ill f'cr,Mn:'y
were nl,s 9oy sixty .laya m,,.l Ht1a fnt .tenwtt:
,IIness-tlny .u,un,rrcn' hills. .ti'41!r;. sixty
day commercial, OF bs,,kcra, Delivered prompt.
ir;aGl!rl: sn.nr delivered In three Wcefs. ir'sHt
!s'. Commercial ttrnwn o,t commercial lnlrtrs
wero irb;i. f'nnkcrs' ul1iIlrrs On ltnlAnA wrin
:s for sixty tayk n :s'! tu fur tts,,nsl''.
Slxty.,ny cn,ntserciat wns ;af?iEfSl T. lH: dcv-
rrtai next fnunth :si,:G:Hn-fi'. shippers Gx-
ehlnuH TIL New York wns Al. discount.
Foreign Exchange notrs nre s,tpfor,e,s by tl,r
demand far rc.nlttnliers nr July tnterrst nMl
,livhlcltds ~ EuroJn. .Tho supply Ut eyeiinugr
comes partly fr,r hllls nEntIis tho exprs nf ST.
c,ts!t1cs mil purity from commercial eNl'nrss;
tho hitter urn nut lurEc. Gut Alrcnty sO,nc If tlto
Nrw York ba,1kcrs nrt, tlrtwItlx 81 tlay sight hs
III anticipation Uf G,,ttnn cxpnrta, which lMEtn In
September, stcaJi,y rise IN vtlunc until Decou-
ber nnti .tninlary. n1Hs then gradually fall nIr
tftitil tho late spring Or rnrly sttnsurr. Sixty
day hills drawn aHatnsf Gottn!1 require b1tiy
ono rcnewni Gcfnrt the et'ttn hftllnlly t{'s For-
ward. AM tlinuxht III soil exports Tits year,
hnrril,4 4cXtrnortlll,ary rrcnts may Hereford lH
dismissed. and Ito question Of pntctlcuf 1ntcrrst
II, wl,rs will goi,t Imports hn rl.tsnwsai?
The expprts pf prutj,tce fr,,tn tho port of SrW
YorIs for tho wHuls Guiding Tuesday werp s,s,lc-
whit lcss tl1An iht,se Ur Inst week, hell,s reEsc
scatest TN nio,,cy value iy $1.;Gl,Cta, af which
sl,tE:.:sl wrns tn 1Iycrrno sH'. Iii II lotl,'u,t.
III to GaA*gow, <ss,n0 tn llnvru. $i!1,5E ~
ilnnsb,lrY f:sk. iTl IL 1tntttrnn aNt S;htt fi to
Antwerp. Tiiu tptal exports frD'n thu t'urt sinru
Ian. /, this yenr, aire SlS','a1sMI. against
siH.aai,si ,siI Inst y.ssr.
Chicusn bnnk ctcnrtugs wcre *;,012.00l. New
York rxc.fn.ixc w.,* Ht,tsie per 2l,tKN Discount.
With nlollcrntu volume Ut shipments nf cttr
rcl,cy. lual,s were barnly netive ut SCI per
cent.
Securities were III i,ctterrrEucsf. 'ook Co,i,.-
~ IS OF iHe: $:,0 st,ld II. t!a; Eous County -
Of tsH!t. s5.tN9 ut t1i; Cook County IL nf lS'N.
$lkU ut III: an1 81. Paul Gs. Dubuque tlvsltnI.
StutWt ut i0S1aGhtE. t1i lie t'hcsluD Stock lsparl
tho following ll0tMttn,1s warr ttlaltlc,
, 1881-06-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tic fo!i nwtl.RwnrG tho reccfpts md shipments
nj lending articles uf rrMl,lcn III this city 'lltr-
lux tho twnnly-f0ilr ticnlrs cnlfl,9 nt ,0'c!ook
Thursday morning uul for tho corresponding
linn II fj,tAr 11trt}.
, 1881-06-24

Jtnnnnal & 81. ,1ur Icnl',4 tho upward niovc-
iacnt. Afttr midday speculation becnIre wrnk,
u.1d declined .4Gllti. subsequently, nssr iaH'!:,
AMI inter reacted ia6'l's. T'rnnk lite 4fnrrs
wrrr ,,nfavnral1y affected by tho uncertainty
which ,,rryulls IA IL thu ncttnn Nf the lrttnli
linn managers. nuh these stocG* HIInw n tirnltnH
or i Il, IL MI the tiny. THO rutna1lcr nr tho
lls.. hnwryrr, ls Il tn nj hucr tha'i Yesterdays
chasing quotations, tfle shtirr Hannibal Il II. III
'Thc .,ty disbursements nr tho Treasury.
n1sttt1ary n,tl extraordinary. exclusive "f Whit
ever mNy rtttltc mt ~, tllI:nht: nF Gt.tM, ~
Will pr,Gitnt tn MlnHtt *:A.tkAf.nl. 80 tint Tho
Lrs,sr,cts for casy n'oScs Are M EMs A. mp
nnrisnt was f0 ttrrtytiI t,t,t lilo tr,tMk luc
rNnr's wrrr wink, atnl T. ls rrcfo,tttl lhat sl,o
tr,',cs tss' ~. SGT nl1,IstNl, nlttt,t'F!l they
tffnt It quits VnuirridNt. *tM'ks whIci, werr
tlntas,ly atr.1r wcr t1n'on lntsta. ,',t M ~.
,rrnsn III earnings. aHt ftAnHiba Il ~ ..st't'f m
tlIp l!rl, rritn whlc1l t!,n nw l,utHt4 b'1nlsht,
mil tlti tGrtr htttt,ttnt bill fhI.
, 1881-06-24

tlli mr.l. tnttcr!nE rssuspl sr',sM rheumatism,
k!ncy trlIHl'', or ANY syeaknca.. Will Ae u.it,l3
n!niuat new hy using Hop Iittl9rs freely,
, 1881-06-24

t'aNnn Eruttrr1l.... k SorElirrn l'artttc,... Ntn
t'rHrHl IHrltis...... hn1 tahn j. Miss: ...r.t !sM
t.E Il t....,....,. IMN innFIu \ Wr.tt.rn.. t,tIl
~, |. Is Wrstprtl,,,, jIH tiU i,.tltt1l1........ n
irlittytirtt illi.tl, Ga urls" Anl!....... ian
ftrtlvtr ltfu trtln.t lt0ttt i.t ETaii<... !tit
ErIa,. ...........u ist tlrnitlitE... k}l
Hannibal Il ~. .tt,,., JhS Ht lHitta HlD!
EnHaut !: Trx1x.,.., I<k H. 1At1I 4 ttHt,a... Lit
l,Sr RtlllFt.. HHIrtHN llrlEr.. 9tt
iaI1Il+yiijn Nn.., t:sb !njpn 3,rltr,, I&tsN
lnir EfIr AWratGrit :.tU Mhs&, 'Nr!f.-.... lA!tht
Nir4,y ttrntr;ll. lia4 Wts{rrn Etti.,l,,.. :. t4tj
MNintlt. 4 Gtllr.,. !sf G}ck silver .,,,..... iNU
Nip .rj i,nrlfr. -. ;IA1 tlthjIU X 4ttlE..u. I,1b1
NHsthEE%frrt.s. -. HtE ltItl+ ltlhthi. W..., GEl
S.arrsef tntsa.... tM tlrt'at,it SmvlELtn.. I!tnl
Stw i.trk lrntrl... trtAll1thU* tetttsnlt.... @.l
MEs1iy hGttrn nj N7i et'tsttiy at J.. ltt!E tllcr-
camille IHrrr. :hkii;.
HteritIlf exchange, tW tityF. t}rM ut ASIA: Ne.
tln.ld. 4A5i4.
, 1881-06-24


Bpsetat Dtspatet to T1r CIicnoo Tribune.
tins,S, .'sttln .t--:t af,,ull n,,n,.,t Ut slness
wna dn'1e Mt tile Stuck ExcsinttGu to-day. IN
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Taught Him e Lesson.


A gentleman of this city received box d.
rected to him, the other day, which contained
dozen extra fine Holland gin. AS he had
not ordered any, nor did he know of any
friend likely to make him such present, he
told his wife to have the box put in the cellar
and when the exp ressman came for it, as he
probably would, not to let him have it except
by his-the usband's-command
Later in the day, sure enough, the express
man called and said he had made a mistake.
The lady, however, declined to surrender the
box and referred the man to her husband.
The expressnan interviewed the husband and
told him the box was intended for another
gentleman of the same name. "Nol it isn't, -
said the gentleman, "for there is no one else
of my name lives here The expressman
again went away, and again returned, to say
the gentleman to whom the box was directed
resided in Yarmouth. "No he DOESN'T" said
the gentleman, ''there is no one of that name
in Yarmouth" sI mean,' said the express
man, con the road to Yarmouth" "No!
there isn't" said the gentleman, 81 know
there isn't man of my name anywhere in this
vicinity. When you bring me the man who
has taken my name then we will see about my
delivering up the box" The expressman
wilted and brought the man. who received
from the gentleman a sound blowing up for
using his name in such connection and who
told him if he did SO again he would prosecute
him
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FRYEBURa CAMPAIGNING
Large Numbers in Attendance Yester-
day.
MARrHA's GROVE, Sept. 7, 1888

MARTHA'S GROVE, Sept. q 1881.
The smoke which was quite disagreeable
Yesterday has been measurably cleared away
by the gentle breeze. The smell of burning
brush has been so strong the fire seemed close
at hand instead of in Her Maiesty's dominions
Carriages began to arrive before o'clock. The
audience to-day has been larger than upon any
day during this or the temperance meetings.
Last evening the services were under the
leafy canopy. Rev D. W. LeLacheur, of the
Pine street church, Portland, preached from
Matt. 27:42-"He saved others, Himself He
cannot save" This text and one other de-
signed as an insult by his enemies are the
brightest stars in the crown of Gods glory
The other Is "He receiveth sinners and eateth
with them The first part of the text is true.
The second part is true and it is not true. God
saves men from physical suffering. He will
save us from death by the resurrection pc
lieve in the old fashioned resurrection. he
saves from the power OF the devil. Jesus mas
power to save from sin. How is He going 10
do it? Not in my way; it is not in you way, but
usually in just the opposite way from what we
would choose.
"Himself he cannot save" This is partly
true and partly not true. The Jews ipsinuat-
ed that He was poweress while protesting TO
Himself. He had made contract with the
Father TO make aionement for the world. 10
| come, in the volume of the Book it is writ
ten OF me-" Yet He did have power to save
Himself. "No man taketh my life. have
power to lay down my life and L have power to
take it again. In this consists the beauty
and dignity and power of Christs death.
Himself He cannot save" Why? Because
of His boundless love, His mercy and HIS
goodness
Rev. Thos Harrison, the boy preacher. then
took charge of the meeting. He says it is bis
purpose to have this an old fashioned camp
meeting. The meeting last evening was en-
thusiastic enough to justify the belief that it
will be one. More than half the congregation
went forward to the altar.
This morning the audience was addressed by
Rev. j. A. Corey, of Gorham. Text, Deut. 20;
10. The speaker pictured the contrast between
the present desolate condition of the Holy
Land and its former fruitfulness and beauty.
After describing the scene which called forth
the words of the text, he proceeded to discuss
the two thoughts presented-death, the portion
of those who SIM life the portion of Gods
people. The only promise given with the COM
mandments is that of long life. General quo
tations from Proverbs were cited in proof. liz
surance companies say the expectation OF long
life is greater with the Christian than the SIN
ner. Lot the young man who desires long lilo
consecrate himself to God and He Will not let
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Personal.

Rev. Mr.. Thacher arrived in Augusta on
the Pullman Tuesday morning. He had a
very rough passage across the Atlantic
Masters James G.. Blaine, Jr., and Samuel
q. Manley, of Augusta, have entered Phillips
Academy Exeter, N. H., ard will there pre-
pare for college.
The Maine Pedagogical Society, profession
al association of teachers, is to hold its first
annual meeting at Augusta Oct. 18th, 14th
and 18th.
The late A. @. Randall of Richmond, be-
queathed TO the town in his will the sum Of
S2791.79. This has just been paid by the ex-
ecutors to the selectmen of Richmond
Mr.. Edmund Phinney is in Holland, enjoy
ing himself highly.
The friends of Mr.. Lewis E. Smith were
much pleased to see his familiar face on the
street yesterday after an absence of over a
year. He is in perfect health and his ocean
voyage has evidently benefited him.
Miss N. Lessie Goodeh will lecture and give
Psycometrical readings from photographs at
Mercantile Hall this evening at 7.30 O'Clock.