davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03
En- prinsessa som flr. korgen.

Richard Buchta, On 6sterrikisk af-
rikaresande, holl nyligen ] Wien en-
f0relasning ! hvilken han berattade
foljande ON huru prinsessan Nakat-
schupi af Unyoro, syster till sultan
Rionga af Mruli, frisde till honom:
Da jag intradde haremshyddan, he
fam jag mig sallskap med 30 hu-
strur och hickor. ALA anDu mycket
unga och med kortklippt har, nakna
kroppar, omsorgsfullt besmorda
med felt, rikt prydda med glas-
perlor och med armar och
ben rikt besatts med glansande
messingsringar. Som on hop upp-
skramda antiloper foro de vid min
asyn fran bvarandra. men de lugnade
sig smart och kommo mig ALT MARINA.
re-. slogo en- krets omkring mig. b.
skadade mig med oforstalld f6rvaning
ooh utbytte sina iakttagelser. hvarrid
det-att donna .af de oupph6rliga
skrattsalvorna-ej var brlst pa drasti.
ska anmarkningar. Jag hade under
tiden slagit mig aer / hyddan px en-
djurhud och var beredd att visa mig
81 artig som m0jligt.
Det f0rsta som Nakatschupi begar.
de var att jag skulle taga at mig min
m6ssa, forsedd med sl5ja mot selstra'
larna. Damerna vile SO mitt har,
och do jag efterkom denna begaran
helsades jag med allmanna rop af for.
vaning. Mitt langa, sedan fera ma
nader oklippta, slata och ljusa har
var f6r dc skdna nAeot % ovanligt att
de icke Vile .tro pa ,dess akthet f6rr
an de- -genom- .egenhandig inspektion
,6fyertygat sig darcm, och 81 hade jaa
smart ett tjogtal binder i'mitt. hufvud
sem AHA sleto ooh r5otte mig I hkrst,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

A. tran East Union fragar: 10
Huru lang It'd och hyilken It'd pa Son.
dagen postkontoret skall vara 6ppet
for allmanheten?
90 B0r ett postkontor vara oppet
for allmanhetens behof fran morgon
och till qvall. hvarje s6cken dag. eller
hvad It'd pa morgonen skall det opp.
mas och hvad It'd pa qvallen kan det
stangasi
1:o Sadana kontor, dar uagon re-
gulier post anlander pa S0ndagen sko-
la hallas oppna minst en- timma pa
S6ndagen. Postm astaren bestammer
sjelf den timma som han anser vara
NEST beqvamlig for. publiken.-An-
lander ingen post pa S6ndagen, SO ar
han 81 tvungen att haIla kontoret
6ppet alls den dagen.
90 ALA s0ckendagar skola post
kontoren hallas dppna under de pa
platsen brukliga affarstimmarna (busi.
ness hoursl Hvilka dessa aro be-
stammer postmastaren self, men det
bar blifvit aIlmant bruk har staten
att halla 0ppet mellan kl. och s.
Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

J. P. w., P. j. J. m. f. JSan Wiil-
mar fraga: Angaende betalningen
for det utsadeshvete, som staten lana
de eller sale till farmarne under gras-
hoppe-harjningarne, isynnerhet huru-
vida de som aro skyIdige, kunna tvins
gas att betala skulden tillsammans
med sin personal property taxi,
"Dsadettaar' en- fraga af sardeles stor
vigt hafva vi St. Paul undersokt
den, och kommit till f6ljande resul.
tat: Lagen, som beviljade la1et at
utsade, bestamde huru det skulle beta
las, och hvarje lanare f6rband sig
att betala darefter. De som lanade
af countiet hafva langesedan mast be-.
tala, men de som l8nade af staten er-
h6llo ytterligare anstand. M ar
emelle: It'd den yttersta tiden utlupen
och county-tjenstemannen aro darfor
tvingade att enligt Ian .lagens egna be-
stammelser inberakna skulden bland
losoreskatterna, for att indrifvas med
dem, och det finnes blott en- utvag att
erhalla uppskof, naml.: ON legisla-
turen forandrar lagen och beviljar
ytterligare kredit.-En motion delta
andamal har vackts af Senator Rice l
legislAturen, och ifall or County Trea
surer later saken hyila nagra dagar,
torde det askade uppskofvet erhallas,
atminstone for halfva summan, dock
maste hvar och en- bereda sig att slut
ligen betal he]a skulden. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

skri1ler F6ronsa Ssatorn"'
n. rreuumeranter, som q unrycknesn
til:kan agiiva motsatseu, snsns fostaaaa pse-
aumelau 'uen. "A. h.n .,
- Tillsiger prenumesanten, az nan .
,anore 51,skar hsfva tidningen. tr ut8livakn n
dock lerattiaad at skicka densammas uiIs III
nronnmerationsskuld ar atbetalad.
T.. lnderater prenunersut ~" snes..s
,ian,noen tran sitt postkontOr elief neKM nSa
Mt IN. tfaoa den, sr han hkval ansvaste ss i6I
,,r,.a, 4 ,ra anda tills han sAidat all skuld tiil
t,In;noan ooh darefter beordrat desS uppho-
A. prenrmerant, som andraR bosta6 usan
II, nud-r,Atta utgitvaren harom, cen saIunuA
10, .iarande later tidningen sandas nA oeo VI
snrunv .;pa adressen, ar fosshsande ansSst'S
ii, dersamma. - ..,.s.x,,4
81. ftskilliga domst0lar hafva iasta.an..
a,t nekaude att p& p0stkontoret emoSts8s
ling. uraktlatelse att afhemta densam-
q. er borthyttning tran oEten utan an IN.
y ntod,yaren. Tor anses och bestradas
, 1ppeSt till svek och bedrsgeri
in hvar. som emostsger oSn rsssn., ~.
.. :ling b-traktas enl1gt a8 sasom Poni ~
:, -. antingen han beordrat udninson 0'-
3etalar prenumerant forskott, az nan
i, - att vid prenumefstionssiden sa. .u u
., -, utgifvaren. | hhndese han g ,a.s- M.s-
:, j. viii bbellalla hdningen. uIaktlass.
=. sta, eyer utgitvaren ratt all namsEns sSns
tidninaen, och pfenunerantoa haiiss
an.ya. 10, knds tills han nttryckligen aisags SHs
deusamma, och pa samma gang hoe'@'' ~1l''
resterande atgitter.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

J. E. fran Ne.o York Mile fragar
Finues boken 1.-The Yellowstone Val.
ley" utgifvel pa svenska, hvar IDS
den och till hvad pris
vi hafva aldrig hort talas ON On
sadan box, och tro ej att den ffnnes pa
svenska. bea.
N. B. Flerd andra fragor maste at
brist pa utrymme ligga diver till ma
sta vecka.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

ATT sKILJA nELYLLE FRAN HALF.
YLLE. Tio delar utspadd. salpetersy.
ra gblandas med 50 delar yatten. I
denna blandning iiaggas 2tiil s delar
af det tyg, som skall profvas bland
eningen uppkokas och lemnas darefter
ihvila S till 8 minuter, hvasefter vaf.
MAIDEN upptages och afsk6ljea med
yatten. Ylletradarne aro nu vaekert
Seulfargsde men bsnslls- sller nane.
trkdar1s - INVITA-. .st=-;s .;.+E.e5 Z
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

P. W. frsn Wemnersborg fragar {:
l:o ON ell man koper en- maskin och
gifver mote pa den, med det f6rbe-
hall att ON inte maskinen arbetar
godt skall "noten" lemnas tillbaka,
ar da k6paren tyungen att behalla
maskinen ?
20 Har da kompaniet rattighet att
behalla "noten"?
10 Nej, savida forbehallet var
skriftligt eller annars odisputabelt,
men det fallet borde maskinen ater-
lemnas genast 81 smart det upptackts
att den Ell dugde till slit arbete; har
koparen behallit maskinen sa torde
han hafva f6rverkat sin ratt att ater.
lemna den.
30 Det kan ej behalla bade ma
skinen och reverspn. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03
I8illiga tidnin&ar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRlBV.
yEN erhAllas bada for S3.x6
ett ar, da PRONUNCIATION gore x
dlrekt antingen d derta eller
Syenska Tribunens kontor 1
Chicago, Illinois.
PuONEER-PRESS (den week
ioal oller FARM ERS UNION
A MINNEAPOLIS WEEK..
Nv TRIBUNE (tillika med
president Garlields pOrer 'ttl
erlaalles tillsammans meO
STATS TIDNINGEN TOR oesta
ar fSr $500, som b6ra lnsan-
das 1 f1Srxk oft.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

". c.. fran Isanti fragar: Huru
skall mau ga tillvaga red EFT brand
forsakringsbolag, som Ell will upp-
fylla sina. l6ften? Mitt hus for.
st6r les af eldsvada den q Okto-
Der 1880, de lofvade att komma och
unders0ka saken i b5rjan pa Januari.
men ingen har annu kommit och jag
har sedan erhallit tre bref med l6fte
at: de skulle komma den och den tt
den, men med lika resDltat.
Skrif till The State Insurance Com.
missioner" st. Paul, och omtala for
hallandet, namn pa bolaget m. m.
Hjelp.r ej det Sd lemna saken at en-
advokat. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

o. L. tran 7wim Brooks fragar !:
Fins det nagon Minneapolis som
tillhandahaller h0nsslage. kandt un-
der namnet plymouth Rock," ON SO
ar var god uppgif hans adress'
H6nsen innas icke har, men ON nj
tillskrifver GA. Brackett, Minneapo-
lis, SO kan han skaffa dem eller anvisa
hvar de kunna erhallas. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

@. S. fran Atwdter ooh P. II. fran
Willnaar fraga: Var god och under
rata oss eder tidning ON vi, som
hafva tagit 80 acres "Homestead
land" inom "railroad limits'' hafva
rattighet att taga 80 acres mera sasom
"lIomestead," hvar vi villa!
Nej. Ifall dar finnes vakant land
gransande intill ert f0rra "home-
stead" sd kan nj taga daraf 80 acres
till, men ej pa nagon aEnan plats.
Det flnnes blott ett undantag och det
ar for so!dater fran inb0rdes kriget.
Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

S. r. fran Red Wing fragar: Hvad
kan orsaken vara att da jag m. fl.
komma fran Sverige. forsedda med
EFT arbart hyttnings-bevis latest ).och
begara att inga / en- sv. evang. luth.
f0rsamling harstades, vi da skola
framgA till kot ct och afagga ny ''tro'
hetsed," alldenstund vi alltid tillhGrt
en- luthersk f6rsamling yarG foster
landa
vi kunna ej besvara kyrkliga fra
gor. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

Cokato, Mimi. viii utan tvifvel lemna
uArmare underrattslse ON nj tillskrtf-
YER honom, eller Ola Johanson Litch.
field, begge aro aktningsvalda man,
Rod.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03
Fragor ooh svar.


Redaktionen mottager hundratals
bref med f6rfragningar ALA m6jliga
enskildta angelagenheter, med begar
ON svar enskildt bref. ALT som ar
af allmant intresse besvaras | tidnin.
gen, men hvarken It'd eller tillgaugar
tillata oss att CORA mer. Det skulle
fordras ett par jurister med atskilliga
skrifvarebitradea for att nnderhalla
en- altman intelligens-byrs, och tidnin-
gems tillgangar medgifva icke delta.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

ARA agenseE
A,ssa 4 ssg. Sss,se Ssla Be- Wins ooahns q z
Z Westers0n, White Rock, q
P. A. Petersoa. Cannon Falk 9
M. sj6holm, Hastings, Dakota I. $ 5.S
4. Llyqqist, .: Petez, Nicc!let {.
John Webster, Norsehnd, 9 5is ~ 7 sEsi5ss 25
z: Stsn, Befnadotte. = .'s*ass &:
VIM. Videen, Moorhead,, Clay
Lars Hunter, Stark P. O., Chisago 81 rs
John T. Peterson, Centre City, p. #
John G. Carlson, Rush City, q.
L. 4. Lagerwall, Tayloss Falls, Y
D. 8. Arnquist, Chisago City, t'
aouldberg & Anderson, Cambridge, Isanti 10.
Nels sandell, Jordan. Scott County.
J. A. Breberg, Providence, Lab Qui PaRae &C.
John X. Dahlberg, Colfax P. o.. KandiyoM O..
RKa1srRgRMaBn sf ett bre, kostax endas.
10 cents, utom cts. postporto, ooh ar hvarje
postmRstare skyldig att regstera bret da
"a onskas. En- "Money ORDER" d otversti
gande &l5, kostar 10 cents. i
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

Flitig var! ooh du skall vinna
Helsa, munteIhet ooh brod;
Vagen till din hydda finna
Da 81 ledsnad eller nod.
Asn Lat ordning taga vara
Pa hvad diten samlat har;
Var betankt en- sksrf att spara
F6r din sena alders dar
Ooh var froml det 4r det sista,
F6rsta utaf ALA bud
Ty ON verlden all vi mista
Hafva vi dock ALT Gud.
Kandiyohi Februari 1881,
8. J. Fletkten.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

Ara aageIa tea. I:
j K s.subo,sn. sas Waah, Az. Aneag q =.
Z 4 Lenba lsl =: =, ~ a.. SD Z, S.,1 5. fau''
) Jhs.' =. 1aaeastr5n, % Rat Union, csrver Co,
: thii;n 8. Johnson, Wassrtowl
i'ss;'1s III Si1;sa; Sis%a,,.., e..,.r: j.
neIs Il. Holm, Grove City,, MeekH
senst Hanson, Ltoh6ead,
o. H6glund, Dsssel,
J. NJ. Jonaasen, soandia, Washington :. .
Ola Kron, Evansville
n. ID. Anderson, Evansville
S. NJ. Carlzen, Willmar, Kanddyoa :.
A. q. solberg, Oscars Lake, Deus1as
John KroD, Alexandra,
u. tlom, Ortonville. Big Stone -
john r. fyrk, Kerkhoven, swtf f.-m.n ~
A. l.. Hnutssen, Pelican Rapids, oet9 TAU 20
Mis- Anderson, Townstte,
Nils Nilsson, Sacred Heart, Renvhie ooanEy'
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

,.asen anxaende tidningar och ''o'
III raSter 4 EXrons0 Ssatornn.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-03

redd, och en- rysning 6fverfor mig. da
jag tankte pa. hvad jag dagen f6rut
fatt h6ra. att d6ttrarne af det kungli-
ga huset Unyor0 ha raft att valja
mellan landets ALA man och att dods-
strait, DR. f6ljaen for den som vagrar
att rata sig efter deras 6nskan.
A andra sidau visade Nakatschupis
ord att det var frAga ON mer an att
blott tillfredsstalla en- tillfallig nyck.
jag skulIe installeras med alla d6iga
ceremonier, ooh sedan var ej att tim
ka pa att komms darifran. En- gang
hennss, maste jag stanna, ooh da far
val med fosterland och ALT det jag dar
har kart.
Jag fattade emellertid mod och for.
klarade den vantande sk6na, att jag
visserligen kande mig mycket smick-
rad af hennes anbud. som jag deck
maste afsla, emedan min sultan strsn.
geligen forbjudit mig att under min
resa tsga en- hustru och jag 81 vagade
vara honom olvdig, ,emedan hans straf-
fande hand skulle ma mig afven har
och tillintetgora bade mig och henne,
som jag tagit till hustru. Jag skild'
rade nu svassande ordalag min sui.
tans makt och lyckades f6rma henne
att. ehuru gratsnde, lata mig Cd. Fran
denns stund kom hon dagligen till
mig, satte zig EFT horn af den hydda.
Jag bebodde, stirrade framf6r sig he
Ia timmar utan att tala och var lydig
som cit barn. Hon Lat portrattera
sig och slog gladt handerna tillsam.
mans, dz jag for att tr6sta henne 50:
de att Ihennes bid skulle ledsaga mig
hkt en- taiisman. Och da. jag lemnat
Rionga, for. att begifva mig till Albert
INyanxs, skickade hon mig med extra
bud snda sa lkngt som till Magungo,
krukor fyllds med den deakata sandi-
tdrycksn. tf@s .. . ..,.f o.r,z
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
THE OLD WORLD.
France.

The Fire at Nicc-A Result of the Cross
 est Carelessness-FTanti Victims Leap
 ing from the RooE-A Public Interment. of the opera house fire has yet been publish ed The bodies in most cases are colored and disfgured beyond recognition. During the fire several people frantic with terror threw themselves from the roof of the theatre and were dashed to pieces. It is clear that the calamity was the result of un- pardonable carelessness. The gas pipes be- hind the scenes had not been repaired or re- viewed for the last eleven years and an escape of gas which occurred four months ago was temporarily stopped with cement The day before the fire another escape of gas was discovered during the rehearsal. Two inexperienced plumbers apprentices were left to attend to it without superintendence It is supposed they did their work imperfect ly consequently the escaped gas concentrated behind the drops and soon as the burners were lighted in the wings an explosion oc- cured The meter was turned off and the theatre plunged in darkness, hence the panic and stampede. Very few persons were in- jured, but the number of deaths is remark ably large. Two hundred and fifty people were crowded into a small gallery with only one narrow door which opened inward as means of egress. The majority of the victims are Nicais or Italians. There was public interment to-day of eighty-five victims. The shops and other places of business were closed Subscriptions have been opened for the relief of the families of the dead.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
9eu sgarea @ailg gllorning Sonrnal and Goartt

feldt to. the United States legation at Pekin in
 order that the United States minister there
 might have the benefit of his information and
 experience should it be decided to take any
 further action in the Corean matter. This
 statement is deemed necessary in order to prevent jealous rivalry, which it is thought
 might possibly be caused by the first report relative to Commodore Shufeldts mission.
 The Department of State issues for the in- formation of American cattle dealers the or der of the Canadian government published at Halifax as follows: Steamboat agents are notified by the collector of customs that he will not permit steamers carrying cattle from this port to be cleared out if having landed cattle in Great Britain from American ports within three months from the time of ship ping cattle here. This order of the govern ment at Ottawa will be strictly enforced.
 The Department of State has been officially notified that an exhibition of power and work machinery will be held at Altoona near Ham, burg from August IS to October IT next. Albona in free port. The Hamburg Amer ican Steamship company offers to take back to New York all American objects to the ex- hibition free of freight, provided the goods sent to the exhibition are forwarded by their steamers and application for reshipment is made by the committee and effected within a month of the close of the exhibition. Ap- pication for space must be received before the end of April
 The following special bulletin is furnished by the chief of the signal corps. A storm of considerable severity is now central in Kentucky. It will probably move northeast marked by rain during the day in the Mid dle States and New England, and will be fol lowed by .colder clearing weather in the Atlantic States during Saturday night and Sunday. A temperature of eight degrees below zero was reported from St. Vincent, Mass, on Friday morning. The has fallen very rapidly in Hi nois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas, worth, twenty-five at St. Louis, thirty four at Cairo in the past eight hours. It is now at or below the freezing point from New England west to the Missouri valley.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

ing Against the Election Of Omcers-A
 Long and Fruitless Session-Senator
 Cameron Goes HOme-The Guest for Of
 fcers-Discomfited Solicitors Returning
 Home-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, March 25.-The dreary scenes of yesterday were repeated to-day in the Sen- ate, after MT. Dawes had called up his resolu- tion for the election of Senate officers MT. Johnston, of Virginia, opened the debate against the resolution, arguing particularly against the election of Riddleberger, a Virgin ia readjuster, as sergeant-at-arms, saying that if the Republicans elected man they en- dorsed his public life and career. running debate continued until 2:3O p. m, when mo- tiens were interposed for an executive ses- sion, which were, however, defeated, in each case by tie vote. MT. Dawes Beck, Logan and others continued the debate until 6:10 when MT. Bayard and Mr. Dawes suggested the uselessness of further loss of time and the Senate adjourned
 Among the nominations sent to the Senate to-day was that of Robert R. Hit. of Hi nois, to be assistant Secretary of State; also Daniel Sherman to be agent for the Indians of the New York agency, and Second Lieu tenant Edward B. Hardin, Seventh infantry, to be first lieutenant.
 President Garfield has approved the plans submitted by Lieutenant Greeley, U- s. A., for the establishment of meteorological sta ton at Lady Franklin Bay. A proper detail of officers and men will be made by the War department in few days. Lieutenant Gree ley will be placed in command
 Secretary Blaine has purchased an entire only the plot on which Senator Don Cameron is building his residence, and will erect there- on 8 block of handsome houses.
 Members of Congress who are worn out no doubt by soliciting places for their friends are not so plentiful as week ago. When the new administration came in they swarmed down on all the departments on the principle that there was to be clt an sweep. Convinced now to the contrary the greater number have gone to report that they have no influence with the new administration.
 , The friend of Hon. Stanley Matthews are apprehensive that the nomination made by the President for the New York collectorship may have influence against speedy action on his nomination.
 Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, who has taken a leading and active part in organ izing and bringing forward the movement to elect Senate officers, left tonight for his home at Harrisburg to be absent for week
 By computations made at the Treasury de- pertinent 1t seems that the rate of interest realized by purchasers of the recent French loan is equivalent to about per cent.
 The Secretary of State says that the report that Commodore Shufeldt has been sent on a special mission to China for the purpose of organizing the Chinese navy is without foun- dation. Commodore Shufeldt has just re- turned from 8 special cruise on the Ticonder- oga, during which he visited Corea. As it seemed possible that circumstances might make it desirable to renew the effort to open commercial relations. with Corea, it was deemed advisable to attach Commodore Shu-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
Methodism in New Haven.

The following in the Christian -Ad0ocate of March 24th regarding one of our city churches is from the pen of MT. John Will Hams, religious editor of the New York Herald, a resident of this city: ''Your par ish, believe, embraces the city of New Ha- ven, in the goodly commonwealth of Con- necticut, and you will no doubt be glad to hear word from some of your parishioners there concerning the work of God among them. The Third Cor George street, Metho dist Episcopal church was left without pas tor little while ago by the resignation of the Rev. w. H. McAllister, and the presiding elder, Brother Hubbell, appointed to the va cant pulpit the Rev. w. R. Webster, then the agent of the New Orleans University He has been .laboring very successfully for the past few months, and in the opinion of the presiding elder, who preached there a few weeks ago, the con- gregations are equal to the aver age of Brother M'Allister's. The church, also, has grown in spirituality and in mem- bership. The pastor has had the pleasure of receiving 42 new members into the fellow ship of the Church during the winter-2S of these recent converts on probation, and If by letter. I had the privilege and pleasure of preaching to the people a few Sundays ago, and never spoke to more attentive audience anywhere, nor have I seen in any prayer meeting greater readiness to talk with God than I have seen there in the few social meetings that it has been my privilege to attend. And this take to be one of the best signs of spirituality in the heart When church members are cold, or growing cold within, they love to exhort, but they have little interest in prayer. Not so the brethren of George street church, New Haven.
 ''On Sunday, Feb 27, after a pleasant ap- peal by Brother Burton $. Beach, so well known here, Brother Beatty of Yale College, and Pastor Webster, the church contributed $8O missionary money-that is, an average of about half dollar per member. Could the entire church maintain that average the sec- retaries and missionary committee would not be obliged to scale the appropriations every year so close as they do. But this will ap- pear better still when I tell you that on the first Sabbath in February, without any stir ring appeals, but on bare statement of the facts, the society contributed $360 to close up the current expense account of the church for the conference year.
 ssI don't write this to sboost' Brother Web ster, who is not. so far as l am aware, on his third year, nor likely to change, but as a matter of interest to the whole church and as tribute of honor to whom honor IS due, as I deem it due to the faithful few who stand by that old church, which is not To- cated in the fashionable part of the Elm City, but belongs to the down town churches and the working classes And the latter are workers in the double sense-for themselves and for God"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
WANTED

FNNO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- \ pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 oo0 OTJITROTT
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
FOR SALE.

&e& DWELLING HOUSE, furnished unfur- e,,ssI nished; 8 acres; Norfolk, Iitchfeld county EEIU Conn; 1,3OO feet above Ready for imme- fate occupation. Apply to
 CHAS. A. WHITE, ,a0Q 6o H1T1nc
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-26
FOr Sale Or fO Lei

For Sale or to Let, J&A THE modern built three story Basement and EiI Attic Brick House. with dining room extension kaI No. 84 Trumbull street, two doors from Hill house avenue. Apply
 GEORGE ". STAPLES. 29 Hoadley Building,