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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-04

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IN der for the smallpox hospital will
a, ply al the office the Trustees OF the
Poor, No. los w. sixth street, beLw cen
the hours of . and IL a. m, ard rom IT,
8 p. m. No one need apply at the place OF
residence or business OF members of the
Board. BY order
mhl5-u. TRUSTEES OF THE POOR
nj OTICE.-In order that the public MAY
IN become thoroughly acquainted with
the lard or hog butler, when is sold 80
extensively all over the city for pure
butter, viii have sample OF the said
fraudulent butter ON exhibition on my
stalls, marked not for sale Stalls 48 and
~, Second street market house.
II. M ESSICK,
DEALER IN
Pure Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
b2S-Im.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

SIR A friend has directed my attention 10
article in your paper dated June concerning the
transfer OF the Greek word baptzo" its oognae
terms the tranators OF the Vugate trans
lating the said word and terms by tleLatin i'm
and it's cognae terms Now in my opinion there
be doubt in the minds OF persons sufficiently con-
versnnt with those languages 10 judge that the
language the Greek word "baptzo" aud its cog
nate terms ana in the Latin language the
Latin word "imlnergo" and its cognate terms are
in their primary precisely equivalent in
signhcatior But what was wanted a word that.
beside the idea OF immersion should also be understood
to conoe immersion performed a religious rite in
pursuance of the command of the Lord Jesus Christ
upon the profession OF faith in Him. distinction from
ordinary immersion that had such reference. The
Latin translators chose for this purpose for this
reason the Greek word 4" baptizo'' and some OF the
earlier English translaors the word with an Eng
sh termination, and transferred and introduced tho said
word into the Latin and English languages as a new
word giving IL the accessory connotation mentioned
The transators Of the King James followed the
example OF the said English transaors
the word but not for the purpose reason
with the said accessory copnoation exactly. pro-
eednre was IN all the three cases IN my opinion very
propriate. SO the word "baptizo is by the modern
religious rite or the modern Greeks practise immersion
and other words are used TO denote immersion without
Baptsts who have looked into this matter do not in
is convenient to have specific and distinctive term TO
phrases Ego quidem vos baptizo in aqua and Ego
quiden vos iInncrgo in aqua both signify " 1 indeed
ton that in the former phrase the additional idea is
the command OF the Lord Jesus profession your
There il no "signacancep nor "conclus,vepess -
therefore, in the fact mentioned by your
of the nonransation by the transators of the Vugae
the Latn word "immergo aud its cognate terms, in
TO ea mSe Of the rite Of
must be immersion since that is the Specification OF tho
word employed by the translators OF the Vulgate
was used by the ancient, and is used by the modern
Jo,1con ~ Y Aur 2 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

R ecRaed ,by her among the spectators, for she
han ne ~, MN to come forward and gave him her
fmI Loosely following this graceful and beauti-
wos who died in Philadelphia last year. He
I as Trend or the reporter His face had the ont
nnes anG mustache of the dead man but II was
very lndistinct, and the form remained Int a .n'
ment before the curtain N ""' in"
shirt Of H. WE'VE p9rported to be the guardian
nd II the Judge. She called him to the curtain
wom "nispesred something in his ear Next came
Sne Hatches, who died in Vineland lately Tho
h fei fourteen in number was a Young nd beanti
.m;oinan, who stood few feet in front of the
t;nnad WIN bit OF lace in her hands, which con-
ner nnngers until 1T became a great fluffy. bilowv
mass held in both her arms This cmrious and nrett
SSPeration was called weaving lace by MI Hatch
Der F Sita,'ng OF al the appartons was Num-
shGeen years with golden hair and merry blue eyes
e VAS called Violet, and wassaid to be daughter
p OF MT and Mrs. Hatch who died at birth Her
ald not come out into the lighted room bmt stond
annthS CIe curtains apart and beckoned one after
"iooioi vi tne sltters TO come up and look at her
sec a'eT ioveller being ono could hardly wish to
uIiaWn curtains and then melted into obscurity dis
sowing to all appearances into the darkness ~
. G.! lac suing was now closed and the guests soon
~, so own 10 the supper table and discussed the
Phenomena over their Strawberries and ice cream in
company with their hosts and the medium.
Al remained over night and soon forgot
the ghostly forms in sleep that Was
Nnptoken ny any supernatural visitations
Next morning there was further talk ut the break
Itst table One OF the visitors advanced the theory
or optical delIsion to for what he had seen
puC had TO admit that four of his five senses must
hcar, t undor spell for he saw the ghosts
n e theIn, touched them and smeed the perfume
Oh tnelr garments The theory of trance was adj
,Sanceu nut with 1t came the question Who was he
hvphot'zer and who the hypnotizedf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
NEW HOSPITAL FOR BROOKLYN
WORK ON TIE NEW ST. MARY's-lNrEN1IoNs ~
MUCH GOOD


DO MUCH GOOD
The new st. Mary's Hospital, a part of which is
now bulidln2 VIII occupy when completed the en-
IRE block bounded by ~. Marks, Rochester and
buiuO-aVes. ana Narrcn-st, BROOKLYN. It fronts
on st. MAJ ks-ave, the rear being in W arreu-st II
Is designed TO take the place of the building for
merry USED a. dwelling houses, at No. 100 Deau-st
now known as 81 Mary Is Hospital 1t is nOn-aer,
taila IA tar as The admission of patients is CON
oefned although IN charge OF the Sisters OF Charity
OF ~. Vincent de Paul. Only onc wing the western
nan OF the building in ST. Marks and Rochester
money. S w. " Vi
The building is of brick. with granite facings and
Is pam ana solld III appearance When coriulcf.d
of 800 1cet and depth of go feet. Tie main
Dulidihg VIII Dc III The middle OF the block in ~
Mark save, and will be occupied bv The ~
OF Sisters while at each OF the four corners OF Tia
square VIII be similar buildings OF smaller size az
iect square The wing viii ne live stories nigh and
the square buildings one higher. The wing un,y
building Is 100 iee0 long in ST. harkn -ave ana y1o
feet III Kociester-aye. III viii contain between so
and 100 private rooms, y public wards, ana 2 wards
Marks and kocbcster-aves., viii be a private EN-.
trance for patients. In the Warren-st tower is the
entrance To the dispensary anu private entrance
for the physicians.
On the upper floors there will be arrangements for
lsolatlng epidemic that may break out IN the
hospital, but no contagious will be received
Should the means lie provided, it Is intended TO es-
taDiish ward Tor ncnrables but SO lar Tie sister,
have received very little help the public. The
only aid they have received toward the building is
from the st. Vincent dc Paul Society and from two
young women, who gave 30.
me TRIBUNE reporter was talking 10 of
tle sisters IL day or two ago q poor sewing woman
passed out after speaking TO TIE Sister. five wears
ago the woman the sister said, lett $40 with the
sisier Tor sale Keeping aud she had just called to
tell her TO accept II Tor the hospital This with
the interest accrued had been put III the bank The
sisters sag they will be grateful contributions
winch may be made through the various st. Vin-
he taii planoi the hospital contemplates a very
complete institution. The front and omen spaces in
the centre wil be nicely laid out with grass plols
anu HoweiS. Cook houses and laundries wifi ne
placed back and separated from the wards and hos.
pltai rooms by walls, and the Queter patients and
convaicsoents Will be remote from the more severe
cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
CLARIpGR's HOTEL.

from MI George L. Harrison. Pennsy vanias ConInis-
sloncr To England to apply tor the William
Penns remans 10 Philadelphia for intermont has been
received by Governor Hoyt: 800
CLARIDGE's HOTEL.
- - LONDON. July 80, 1881
MY MY DEAR SIN: Yon viii receive cabiegrlin Of to-
days date as follows: I1ttleboy publicly announces
seeing or hearing from directly or Indirectly {"
ing this deceit '' 'NNP'''
have given unremitting attention to my mission since
the day OF my arrival The dreadLi from America
mad It's depressing influence and made slow haste Tor
the hrst rev days, but succeeded in bringing myself
INTO CORDIAL communication with many represent alive
men in London, Friends, Members OF Pariianent and
after candid discussion o the question what Would
probably DC the opinion OF the public the proprety
the removal OF the OF William Penn for inter
that t i r W % ~ ~ suncent to say at this time,
tory. "'%N
On the 10th Of July wrote to Richard Iit,lobov
ehalrnan asking an Interview iii order 10 show my ere
nonals, ETC. ana make formal application Tor the re-
mains OF William Penn Mr.. ltticDoy came to my notcl
witn MS brother on the afternoon tho lstn Wnrn
eXmphed my authority and asked consent our pro-
circular, dated July II, week before we had met or
heard IRON each oner directly or indirectly, vi rc.scd to
whom Richard Iitteboy is Chairman had received inv
considered it, and from sense duty had rcfiised
mttcd MIN Hrc io read ID ,s sscn on, d9cumen but
letter PROPOSING litigation, warning hun
AGAINST my jealous character, and expressing surprise
that would undertake the mission after the writer had
informed me that the Society OF Friends opposed IT, ana
ton The matter was discussed in fimtiiar aaV ,G
we parted WITH the understanding that would make
arranged to publish in lhe Times this act of dc,it
EDITORIAL WHICH, my a sw@rama had y accredited by
peiEeo IN me dmes but through misrepresentation.
put am not sure they Will print il. OF course hnvr
mad no communication with The American press un.
dtrsCand that the correspondents The tines STndord
otc.. cable these papers here from NewY0rk Phlindei
failure e o ,ne gdIeSf o" te Aercan people
tIougntlui people here approve it, FROM these pco
PIC ~ Ho' eAoude fiiehdS' ireman very truly yours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
A THREE-CENT EXTORTIoN.


SIR: / recently applied at the ticket -ofiice
of suburban village for q ticket to New-York by the
1923 p. train, and informed that the Office closed
at o. and should pay the train" The conductor
In addition TO the usual fare, cents which
he issued rebate ticket redeemable at any ticket
office OF the company" On arrival ut tho ferry the
ticket agent required TO pay cents ferriagc which
Is not charged when ticket is purchased the Office
Inquiry at the office this side elected explanation
the agent pretending not know anything about It.
Such petty annOyan as this prejudice the public
against railway corporations, and the companies
'nly themselves to blame for it. The time must come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
THE SCOPE OF THE PoEr.-We do

THE SCOPE OF THE PoET.-We do not ask of
him "a rhymed book of proverbs He should rather bs
the articulation OF what in Nature IL great inafici-
late In Linn the thunder, the tie ieace OF morning
the JOY OF YOUTH the calm OF old the rush passion
should nnd words, ana men through him become aware
OF the unrecognzod wealth OF existence. This il the
mystery OF Art. man with great susccptibstes may
all MS lie long fa 10 understand something which lies
at s feet or properly 10 value it, uatl been held
up before him In verse IN color. Byron
ABOVE most poets OF acting kind OF tongue Nature.
ls descriptions are ON rybodys lips Is
nuons 10 quote them. lie painted thngs they
We're oltnae hun, but with that sympathy which makes
the difference between dead and living language
The Contemporary Review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

tnere Win be Government supervision over eomuo~
rrsira. anu tnen the public win have means "a
10 ivr sheir grievances, aud corDoratione nav
Inc e proxentsa from burdening tho pubic with oyores
Nec York, Aug. IL 1851 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

Is there much water in the cistern, Biddy n
inquired gentleman OF his girl I; IL full on
the BOTTOM" she replied. but there is at AL
top"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
THE REMAINS or william PENN.
Special Dispatch 70 The pnnaaelphta Peg.

HARRISBURG, Aug 1.-THE following letter !
from MI George L. Harrison. Pennsy vana's Comnis
sloncr to England to apply removal OF William
Penns remnins Philadelphia for inermonf has bean
received by Governor HoyJ: ~
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Scene: Margin Of highland river.
English tourist-nAnd you say, Donald,
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