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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
Honolulu District, School Notice,

Tho summer vacation OF all Government Schools In
the district OF Honolulu will extend, til year, from
Friday the 18th of August prox to Monday the 18th of
September, at which date term will begin. And
owing to the late proaoted suspension of the schools
of this district account OF the prevalence Of small.
pox, diminishing the regular attendance, and inter
rupting the usual class routine; the regular annual
public examinations will be this year dispensed with
Education Office, W. JAS. SMITH. Sec'y.
June 23rd 1881 40 1t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

KoNa SING, Chinaman, was tried in the
Supreme Court this week on charge of burglary
and found guilty. The jury recommended the
| prisoner to the mercy of the Court.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

schools not in the district of Honolulu will ex-
tend from the 22nd Of July to the 18th OF
September, when n new term will begin. The
vacation of the Government schools in the dis
trct of Honolulu will not begin until the 18th OF
August and will continue to the 18th OF September
In the later schools, owing to the interruption from
small pox the regular annual examination will not
faka nlaca
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

THERE were n number of boating parties in the
harbor last Saturday evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

TYPHOID fever is spreading amongst the French
Rooms in Tunis
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

Mr. IRWIN has bought account of Messrs. j.
ID. Spreckels g. CO. the brigantine Pomare; the
price was $4,000. She will be despatched to San
francisco with cargo of molasses.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

Mr.. AroNG has been commissioned as Consul to
this Kingdom for China but the Issue of the ere-
quatur is deferred until the nature of the treaty
proposed between the two powers is more accu.
ratelY known.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

was held ON the 9th inst, at the Native Church, at
Koiala. Each school was called upon the stage
in turn, for each of the several recitations Al
least two of the schools also attempted exhibi.
ton in calisthencs or rod and dumb-bel exer-
cises,. in imitation of the English schools. The
close (for proficiency and good dicipline pro-
baby, as follows: lst Makapala, 90 pupils with
but one teacher; End, Honomakau, 90 pupils with
two teachers (man and wife,; Bird, Kaipuhaa.
The exercises were doubtless very interesting 10
some, although the sameness made it tedious to
Others
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

The Royal travelling party passed from Singa-
pore to Naples in thirty-one days, and telegram
''Well " was received from the latter place on the
eleventh day after their departure.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

THE foreign Jury assembled at the Court House
on Wednesday morning but were dismissed, as
the cases to be tried were not in readiness
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

| WE hear that three new mills to be erected
on Kauai between Wamea and Eleele and that
large area of ground will be brought under cult
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

The Advertiser extra of Wednesday the 18th is
wrong IN stating that the Rev. Father Herman
Kockman Is appointed Bshop OF Honolulu, or
Bishop OF Olba, IL partibns iMjidsiism on the de-
mise Of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Maieret. The Rev.
Father is appointed Bishop coadjutor and his
Episcopal functions will commence with his con-
secration Father Herman will sail for San Fran
cisco in the next streamer to receive conservation
at the hands Of the Episcopate Of California.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

WE publish in to-day's Press the biennial report
of the Secretary of the Queens Hospital which
shows in convenient form the amount OF work
done at that institution.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

GOSPEL Temperance Meeting conducted by
Rev. Dr. Damon, will be held in the Vestry of the
Bethel Church at 1880 o'clock, Monday evening,
I,,l.,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
,wN was thrown from his horse on

Ma. CECIL BRowN was thrown from his horse on
Tuesday morning. Mr. Brown was riding out to-
ward Waikiki to battle early in the morning, when
his horse swerved at bullock cart by the road.
side, and the saddle being loosely 2irthed, slipped
forward toward the horses neck and turned over,
and the rider was thrown, falling ON his hip.
We believe that beyond bad bruise, no injury
WAS sustained.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

GROUND was broken on Wednesday for putting
in the foundation of Messrs S. G. Wilder d Co.'S
new store. The Queen ST. frontage will be on the
old line; the Fort St frontage will be set back hve
| feet adding that width to the street.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

tity Of earth has been spread on the road for the
purpose Of mending IL. All this material which
needed nothing but some occasional watering in
the dry season to render il servceabe is baked by
the sun, and cut up by the traffic especially on
race days, nth of June and Fourth OF july that
passers-by and q dead loss to the Government as
il is being blown away by the ton. good drench-
ing now and then is all that is wanted to make a
,,.,Jr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

THE annual meeting of the British Club was
held at the Club rooms on Thursday evening for
fine election of managers The officers for last
wear were reelected. viz: Hon. A.. S. Cleghorn.
Godfrey Brown and Henry Macfarlane. Some other
business was discussed and the meeting adjourned.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

IT was not our old resident j. c. Glade. who ar
rived with his wife and family by the australia,
but his brother, Mr.. H. Glade, with wife and
fot,,t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

The schooner Tici,ight, Captain Whitney. arrived
at Hilo on the 4th inst. at noon. She left San
Francisco the 22d of June at noon and made
the passage in twelve days. She brought large
cargo of assorted merchandise for Hilo, Pauka,
Papaikou, Onomea, and Hakalau. She will run
regularly between San Francisco and Hilo in the
future. She brought passengers Miss L. A..
Ames, w. II. Kaiser and A. A. Todd.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

THERE are two more colored sketches of the lava
flow in Whitney l. Robertson's window, one
drawn by John l.. Rees showing the location OF
Hilo, the surrounding country and the end OF the
flows and the other by Puki-a sketch of Mr. Halls
residence by the side of the lava stream and which
he refuses to leave.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

THE steam roller is at work on the hill leading
to the Ice Works We believe that the road will
not be mRcadami2ed any farther up.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

LARGE number of Cinnamon left Honolulu for
other islands, having obtained certificates from
medical officers of the Board of Health as to effec
| vaccipatinn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

Two comets are now visible in San francisco
and other places farther east. One has also been
discovered by an astronomer at Buenos Ayres,
Snnth America
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

HR.H. THE PRINCESS REGENT, the Princes Like
like Hon. j. M. Kapena and other notables left
town on Tuesday for Waialua in order to help
forward the preparations for the fair to be held
there on behalf of the Female Seminary at that
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

Mr. L. DUBOIS, Chief Clerk of the Honolulu
Post Office was on trial in the Supreme Court on
Thursday and Friday for enlightenment, and
Yesterday evening the jury returned a verdict of
of mot guilty. Messrs. S. b. Dole and John
Russell were attorneys for the defendant.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

MOONLIGHT concert was given ut Emma
Square by the Hawaiian band on Monday even
ing. The night was pleasant but very cloudy, and
the moonlight was scarcely recognizable till after
the concert was over. We think IL would be well
IL large, many .branched light placed in the
centre Of the garden, better STILL IL lamp was
alght at each corner of the square and one IN the
middle Of the long sides of the enclosure. These
lights are needed not only on concert nights, but
every night when the street lamps are lighted, and
an extra half lights would not entail any
very extravagant expense However, band or no
band, the square needs lighting.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
TO LET.

XUITH POSSESSION APRgL lss. THAT
w very desirable residence No. lao Nuuanu
Avenue containing eight kitchen, pantry, bath
room, servants room. coach house. stable and fowl
house. Apply Ia !. II. WOOD. or
- ss3tf J. I. wIsEAAN. - Merchant st
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
H.B.M. FLAosHY T,'a.,ph was at Ta,cahuano

II. u. III. FLAGSHIP irt"HiPh Was ~ Aascsuuano,
Chile, on the 18th Of April and her movements
seem 70 be for the present uncertain, though very
probably she may call at this port before this
month is out. ii. NJ. s. Rocksf sailed June 10th,
from Esquimalt, for q two month"; cruise on the
northwest coast Of vancouvers Island. She takes
with her the Governments superintendent Of In
dian affairs and the commissioner Of fisheries.
Possibly II. NJ. s. Cannot may call here ON her
way South.
TnoumE over the vacancy on the Bench Of the
Supreme Court, occasioned by the death Of Chief
Justice Harris, has already begun. On Thursday
Messrs. 3. b. Dole and John Russsl counsel for
Mr. L. Dubois, moved the Court for the dis
charge Of the prisons! iro3 custody, inasmgch as
that by the dsmiss Of the Hon. Charles O. Harris,
late Chisf Justice Of the 6uprsne Court, and the
failure to il the vacancy thereby caused there 10
1t this present time no Supreme Cours u the Har
vaiian Islands, As provided BY TIE constitution
and laws" The mosion vas ossrsslsd By Justice
Judd.
Tm road from ths little Waikiki church towards
The Park u in vssy bad eoaditiop. 4 lasse guam
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
FOLLOWING ia the programme Of the Band Con-
,ert nj Emma Square at 430 p. NJ. this afternoon:

The Band will give an extra concert on Monda
g, ening July 18th, at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
school, NOTICE.

IItsIUVHI buHru OF 1ItHII1
Honolulu. July eth, 1881 40 sci
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

THE mthDers OF INC IIDrHTy HIu htHuIIII huUih
Association will be glad TO hear that the enter
tanment committee of that organization, will be
able through .he kindness of number of ladies and
gentlemen well and favorably known among us TO
provide entertainment Mt the rooms of the
association on Tuesday evening next at 3 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Brown, Mrs. Simmons, Miss
Coleman, Miss Florence Luce and perhaps others
will take part This entertainment whck prom
ises to he of high order, will be free to the
bers of the association with their families and
such friends as they may invite.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

DURING the week there have arrived four pas
senpers from San Francisco by the Sadie +. Caller.
and thirty-eight by the steamer Insfrdiio Four
left for San Francisco by the Jane A. Faikinbmyg
eleven by the Wm G. Ir1oin, and twenty-three-
including eleven Chnese-by the d. c. Murray.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
HAWAII NoTEs.

Hon. S. G. WILDER reports favorably Of the
progress of his railroad construction; about four
miles are graded, and the party is now entering
upon more easy stretch of country. The well at
Mahukona is down something over hundred feet
and the well sinkers are into very hard stratum,
but success is confidently anticipated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
A NUMBER of people took advantage of the lift

ing of the tabu TO proceed to the other islands.
The hiidped Hon sailed for Glilo last Monday on
an excursion going by the way of Kahului, and
took large number of passengers. The Likelike,
C. n. Bishop and LehHa sailed on their usual routes
Tuesday and carried great number of people
The Likeiike particularly was crowded, many of her
passengers being bound for Hilo to see the lava
How. There was very large crowd on the wharf
to see her off, and every seemed pleased TO
know that Honolulu is again an open port for
passenger traffic, and that the ong and dsagrea-
bic tabu il thing of the past
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

FLOWING water has been struck in Judge
McCuiiy's second artesian well on the corner OF
Beretania and Metcalf streets, at depth of 800
feet The stream is very strong and rose nine
inches above the pipe. 1t Is the largest OF the
streams of the five flowing wells on the plain. The
ground at this place is twenty-five feet above the
level of the sea,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
Terrific EXPLOSION.

BRADFORD. Pa, Sept S.-A horrbls c,su'
ality occurred al Sawyer City, q small town
about four niles from Bradford, this morning.
Tho scent OF destruction was nitro-ely.elins
and tho cause GROSS carr lsssness on tho part Of
The torpedo shooter" -Four men w;re 10
sanity killed nnd lhroo Other, severely inbred
by the explosion, which occurred 10 tits Wis:
Chsrea Rust, in tho employ ct tho Roberts
Torpedo Company, was engaged to SHOOT" q
we'll On the Schoonover farm, jlst out of Saw.
yer. A humber IT cl;z ns had gathered about
tho derrick. Rust, who was an Incorporate
mao, acted 10 q1ser manner aud hsuded the
dangerous clmpCuad as il i! were water. The
she'll hui been hung 10 the casiug snd two
quarts oi tho explosive material pourtd 10, lbe
remainder being Ia the e:ns 90 tho derrick
noor. Alter puutinR 10 Tbs two quarts Rust
set tho 40 Goan and undertook to e. The Cap
TO the sholl. IL wsa "a iiltip ,ieht ADD BIZ gave
1t cDupin Ut Flows with tia hatd 10 order 10
loic, il 10 its position. The first blow bad no
etaut, aud some III tho mjre oauiaus peopa 10
tue crowd began to move away. Again Rast
raised his Ii It. The o,p went down to tho shell
ADD snch WAS ths totn, of tho o,LclsAi,o that
thu riydafinn WAS exploded. The shock WAS
tlr;iiic. shatltilng & ASS all over the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
POLITICAL.

The democrats of Frederick equity havo nom
mated Maj. Holmes Conrad TO, tho House Of
Delegates, and batter nominatoo. ooe tba.
viii redound more to tho credit of the c)uo,y
and tbs State. could not hava lean made,
With u,i man 10 her o9udtis tho State nee
feir nothing.
A road lstor oooVou,iou assembled al Fair
lax Courthcus, yesterday for the purpose Of
nominating candidate foe the House of D.ls-
gs'cJ. tu. iion some CUE not made public.
failed TO make nomination. and after sppoiut.
Ing committee 10 cohfsr with the republicans
who were 10 meet ihere to day for q similar
purpose, adjourned 10 future day.
A ptiva'o lattor from gentleman in R,ok-
bridge c*uoiy, 10 The Gszstte, sayl: Rock
bridge is sold. Dlniol fired into The readjus.
tiers on last Monday at Lexington, aod scatter
ID their forces 30 that none were left 10 tell the
tale. TWAS tho greatest ovation and most com
pIete succ .ss tvtr Ind 10 this courty. Tho crowd
carried Daniel through The sree,s on their
Shoulders. Shou;iOg AMI yelling. | congratulate
Alex .udra on Der noni as,ioo of Judge Charles
l.. Start. NJ better or truer man. Fairfax
has Gone well. Success TO BOTH"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Yesterday mcrnit 6 L. A. Mar0n, alias Gen.
BadloDg A. Morton. had hearing 10 the pos
lloa court of Riohmotd When Tho case was
called Mr.. Wit. hs State attorney, ssked for
q oon'i1ust @, unIil the l7th list. on account
OF bis inability to obtain tho aientIanca of wit
Noses who arc citizens Of other Sta,os. MarviD,
havlog 90 c1u31l. spJko 10 his OWL behalf. OBJ
iecing to tho con nu,noo. Ha waa quite clio.
quent 10 resisting hn moti0h. Ito SAID II
Am here an entire stranger. destitute aud alone,
am deprived OF evtry privilege t,at is grant
cd to mnn, except that | have the right 10
breathe d0d's air aS IL is sraiued through The
bars OF tho prison. That. in my opininn, would
be deprived me. It II W.ro pns4ibe aud ia tho
power OF tho authorities. What is tho obieot
Ut this Intinusnce l. it thaa he NAV be bat
Ter prepared to get vi nesses who ara 10 appear
here q ,lust ono Marvin, or is it that be msv
| oontluue to poison the MODS 81 the public
through sensational press that every idea Of
hs;ica may DO blotted Out2 Is it Justice that
| an 80 DO atralRnod here charged with an Of.
leno9 upon pnbllo cIhmOr aud prejudice | ask
that tho court Insls. upon tho rrt ,ediugs go-
log on now, or, ii not, c)ntlLua tho csse a
| month ADD g.v1 mo tho right to communicate
With NY Witnesses. who arc as important in tho
delenee as tho gentlomnn's Witnesses can possi.
| bly, be IN prosecution. Sir, this right has been
| denlod me-onphatic.ly denied M, sir"
be complained that four lotlers written by him
had been retained by lhs prosecution, and he
| had been deprived of writing materials lie
| rase1 tho point that thu Postmaster General has
decided that man held for trial il not TO BIO dr.
privet of his mail fsciii,s any more than he
| would bo if he WAS on bail. Judge Richardson,
! in reply, said that thu Jail was under the control
of the court and rot tbs Postmaster q eueral End
he must submit 10 the rules ut the Jail. 1be
Case WAS continued uaiil ths 10 h, and the pri.
| soner Is TO have au opportunity 10 summon his
Witnesses. but his correspondence ia 10 be sub
milted to the officers OF the Jail Mr. Andrew
Jenkins, the clerk Ct The court, who Issued tho
marriage lcensa when Marvin married Miss
1urpin. had no difficulty in Identifying him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Mr.. Nitrous r. Book is lying dangerously i'll
q! hia homo in Fauquler county,
Tho Washington DsIr;c: confcraGol. NJ. T..
Cduroh South will meet 10 MiddIebutg on next
Tuesday. Rev. j. s. GArdaer will preside.
Thirteen car loads of cattle and sheep were
received 10 Wairtnion. curing Tho month ui
August. AID thirty car lads wore shipped dur.
Ing August, and littucn thus lar in September.
Tbs largo dug store OF VIM. NJ. Sroth. r,
IN lyhahb1ig Wis SGT ia fro on rues Ivy
cvahIpg by tho explosion OF oask + s!c ,boI ia
TIN CELLAR AID c0mplolelS destroyed
A terrible fro was raging aat week on Third
Hill Mounlhin, in tho Ntrth Scstern part Of
Frederick couoiy. IL was thought from the
ap:raral Co Of tho fliwas. that buildings az well
~ Ilmbfr had beon ,nsumtd
Mir. Peter Ruble, who lives on B4hb's iuo,
10 tho Green Spring neishborhood. Frederick
couutp, lost Ills barn and about So buahes Of
Shrnt ty fire On "Wednesday last. His house
aid nth,r bull iiugs wCru saved With srsat diff I.
cn'ty Iha Tire wss Communicated from q
steam msoblnu viii which Mr.. Rutl, was
threshius.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
Richmond lleaIss

Correspondence OF Tho Alexandra Gtz tie
RICHMOND, Va, Sep. 6.-The weather to.
day has bocn about the slime as yesterday
dry and warm. with tho thermometer 10 the
nineles.
Thomas A. Marvin tho married man, will be
before the police court to morrow Some time
ago be com planned of having tho heart disease,
Bnd wanted some ono 10 his cell as c,mpaniop.
Accordingly Dr.. Bsalo. Jail physician, examined
him. and came to the conclusion he bad po
heart disease. Some genrlemso. who saw him
when no was 10 the city before, but hAv, not
sten him slCo,. will. 10 morrow. 90 to the all
Tor the purpose OF ideniIfyir { him.
Mrs. Harvey, The lady VINO disappeared 90
suddenly while on her way to Richmond, has not
been hssrd Of. She resided aud kept s:ors at
barnt ordinary, ab0u. 20 miles from West
foint. % the day of her dsappearsrc, she
hsa started to this city for the purpose If
purchasing goods AID visiting her relations: sh II
mao considerable am quot OF money 90 her per
SOD, and there Is suspicion Of foul p.y. which
continually Increases. Detectives have tho
matter 10 hRrd. '''
Inc rate OF mortality for the wsek endsd
SepteBb:r ). 1881. Was % % par ! OOO ner
snoum; OF white population, II 60 p,r r0N.
tf ooIyr,d, 81 OF pr 200 per snnum. WV
Capt. George Clifford sc,ideu, sho b;mss,f
yesterday evening vhiIo cleaning his pistol. ,hs
ball lodging 10 bls knee joint. The doctor nm.
Dou.ess tho cd as serious.
The ASSESSED valae of the estate of the late
Robt. B. Lyme is about $4,000. besides in
suraLcs TO the amount of $50 600.
The primary election for Senators and Rsp-
rissuts,i0es comes off 90 Thursday. There arc
four candidates for the Senate and eleven fol
the HUE of D .legates.
The west,ro portion of lhs centennial chorus
rehesrsed three new songs 10 night. 81. h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
DIE ID.


AZ . 30 =. M. TIN September. 1881. Miss
JUL T. DE LAGNKL ~ Tho funeral viii
take plaza ii IL o'clock M. on Saturday, us1t
from hor late rosi isacs. lu2 Prince 1t.
Fell asleep in Jesus. Sept. 9Th, 1881, a. Goa.
m. Mrs. MARY u. GARNER, rellct of tho IhIe
W. b. tiarner, in the 18th year Of her svr.
-. Her funeral will take place from her III.
residence, w ID street. =. w. Washington on
Saturday 10Th. Her remains will bs brouah, TO
Alexandria TO morrow for interment.
-: Feii 1seep In Jesus. on ths 4:h of Sep.
nu,e OhA MILE, beloved son Of MALCOLM u.
and Fannio VAST layton, of Green wien. Priors
William county, Va aged years and ? monihS
This little bud, ere it opened to the blight of ain
was lrsnsplanted in Coos Kingdom 10 bIonn,
tcfeVer In That garden where Everlasting sprInc
,bides." God needed him. aud on The holv
., "'e.sco, osCosIn ms golden gates were opened
10 receive hlm, and angels bore him back to hi.
nesVeoly Father, who h,d loaned him for a
hstle While to show us how Reetng are ali
aarlL' TREASURES. Just the uldsy before ba
had been to Sunday School taking hi, little
CCNecaism saying the bells were ringing for
rang out ioyous peal that one moro lillls lamb
was sale In the arms OF Jeaus." He was BRIGHT
and lovely boy, the idol Of his parents, hesris
and light OF their home As Wa Witnessed ibeir
grief, we could but wonder at the myaterious
dealings OF Providence. For now wa soa through
glass. darby. tu. then face TO face; now know
10 pa1t but then ehall know oven a l am
known. Father, mother, greve not for vomr
Dapy, fot not IN wrath, but in tend 81 mercy and
loving kindness he was taken "Uh for the filth
10 grasp Heavens blight forever" And the
shadows Of KarLh's "liiils while" His littIs
form was borne - the grave by those who loved
him. and gentle hands strewsd 1t with aovsrs
and he WAS laid to rest uatIl the morning NJ the
glorious resurrection.
By ONN VuoIoyRn u,r