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When the rough battle Of the day 4 done
And evenings peace falls gently on my heart,
I bound away across tho noisy years
Unto the utmost verge II MenOrys land
Where earth and sky In dreamy distance meet
And Memory dim with dark oblivion Joins,
Where woke the first remembered sounds that fell
Upon the car In ChlldhOOd's carly morn.
-FDm pOcin on Memory contributed 10 The WTlidmA
Quarterly
What poets tunciul Tyre has ever sung
Or delicntest pencil e'cr portrayed
The enchanted ShadOwy land where memory dwellS'
Ibid.
The path Of youth winds down through many n
vale
And OH the brink NJ many dread abyss,
From out whOSr darkness comes no ray VI Hight,
Save that phantom dances DER the gull
And bCCkOns toward the verge. Ibid.
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I'D FFIEea. 9Il2IU
Whole Tickets s9. IiaIfTlctets, Al, 2;
Tickets. $50, IS TIekels. GibO.

Remit Money Ut I!spk pfail In Letter, o. aend hy
Express. puil,t end BY Registered Letter OF Posf.
olllSs utder. otien Of . and upwards ~ Exptell,
r n. BO4RDAAN, Courier Journal building.
Louisville, kyii o. Z. II, BQARDMAN, % Broad,
wayt New Yqsk GuF4iSiW
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1871 Prizes amounting 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
p0iniS 10 whom liberal compensation will he paid,
For further information, write clearly. giving full
address. Send orders by express NJ registered letter,
or money order by mail, addressed only 70
N. 4. bACPliIS,
.-... New Orleans, la.
Or NJ A. DAurttN,
No. gl2 broadway, New York
All nut Grand Extraordinary DHlwlngu arc under
the supervision nnl management Of GENERALS q.
7. BEN UREGARD and JUBAL a. EARLEY.
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LOTTERIES.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated In 1908, for o. years by the legislA.
capital NJ 81 900 OOO-tO which reserve fund Of
over SigO, 100 has since been added,
BY All overwhelming popular vote, IL franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution,
adopted December 4, A. y. 1879,
Us WNnd single number drawings will take place
monthly
1t never scales or postpnneL Look at the follow.
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Ne fit for more than the Thing you are
now doing.
II you ARE not too large for the Place you
are too small for IT,
In order to have any success in life, or
any worthy success, you must resolve to
carry Into your work Il fullncss Of Knowl.
edgG-nOt merely n SutlicienCy but more
than n SuHicienCy.
Young Men talk Of trusting to the Spur
Of the Occasion. That trust Is vain. DC.
casion cannot make Spurs. II you expect
to wear Spurs you must win them. II YOU
wish to Use them you must buckle them to
Your own heels before YOU 20 into the Fight.
To young Man who has in himself the
magnificent possibilities Of life it Is not
fitting that lac should he permanently com.
MANNED, he should be II Commander. You
must not continue to be the employed.
You must he nm employer! You must be
promoted from the ranks to command.
There is something, young Man, which you
can comnand-gu and find II and com.
mand ii. Do not, beseech you, be con
tent to enter upon amy business which
does not require and compel constant in
tellectuNl Growth.
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LAW MD UINEW'
Mankind have been slow to believe that
order rcigns in the universe, that the
world is q Cosmos, not q chaos.
The assertion OF the reign of Law has
been stubbornly resisted at every step.
The divinitics Of heather superstition still
Iinger in one form or another in the faith
Of the ignorant, and even many intelligent
men shrink from the contemplation Of one
Supreme viii acting regularly, not fatuit-
ously, through laws beautiful and simple,
rather than through tltful and capricious
Providence.
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dren to love the Republic and to become
It's loyal and lifelong supporters,
The Graduate would blush were he to
mistake the place Of a Greek accent or put
the ictus on the second syllable Of Eolus;
but the whole circle Of the ''liberalium ar
tium," so pompously referred to In his pi-
ploma Of graduation, may not have taught
him whether the jeiuuum is bone or the
humerus an intestine.
The old necessities have passed away.
We now have strong and noble living Ian
guages; rich in literature, replete with high
and earnest thought, the language OF
Science, Religion and Liberty, and yet We
bid our Children iced their spirits on the
life OF the dead ages instead OF the inspir-
ing life and vigOr OF our own times, do
not object to Classical learning-ar from it
but would not have it exclude the liy-
ing present
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.36t1l--
In Tue IIIy OF L0uIsvlIIe, on
Friday, sept. both, 1873.

,These drawings occut monthly Sundays except.
cd under the provisions Of an Act d the General
Assembly Of Kentucky
The United stntes Circuit Court on March siSt
rendered the following decisions;
ln-That the Commonwealth distribution Com.
pany ll legal.
2d-Its drawings arc FRlr.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand 4 lAVe
Reserve Fund. Read carefully the list Of prizes foF
ia
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a Monopoly of popular IIonors Is rs
much Of Il Tyranny as Monopoly OF
Wealth.
1t has been fortunate that most OF our
greatest men have left no descendants to
shine in the borrowed lustrc Of great
name.
Asa giant tree absorbs all the elements
Of growth within It's reach and leaves only
sckly Vegetation in its shadow, so do
towering great Men absorb all the strength
and glory Of their surroundings and leave
Il dearth Of greatness for whole generation.
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Truth Is 80 related and correlated that
no department OF her realm is wholly iso-
lated.
Truth is the food Of the human Spirit
which could not grow in It's majestic pro.
portions without clearer and more truthful
view Of God and His universe.
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The possession Of great Powers no doubt
carries with tia contempt for mere exter'
nal Show.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Within taciioncar.''ss y "
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on 10 passB pnt - say address. seeursy .sSt ne htJ
s;s,s ~, sSSSd EN- ALT suSSs5I : t nr.i
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EIaAAoIALAAp conlIERclAl.
NeE YorIL lloneY ana stoel.a.

NV YoRK. sepinmhry 2s.-AioSEY-SaGp pr eanf,
closing At su4 per cent Prime mercantile paper 6af
per cent Sterling Exchange bsnker' bills q 81; de.
mani SisiN
, 1881-06-14
TIE CANADA BANKS.
TnEtn lxpxnrEnsEss III THE INTERNAL nEv-


Tho .,,cce.. of t,o ntn: intor,a, ,.ovcnuo Official,
in soc',F'nR Tho payucnt Of buck taxes due for
ExrnAn9c Hanks tn-plrc'l 1.nvrnuc- Agent KIN.
e"tn ~ " .o . ,r sn. s"au'a pmKs s os s Sns,.
trvnt. Ce,,a,1lnn ttank of Commerce. Mero,nnt,'
a III, % lro % ',,,.un,s ,,n Win % ,ho rra'm a'u a' tr u
v1sion oxm'rturs, md nru larRo makcrs of Now
York and London cxchanac. .....
ami ."rni,'. ~ s,ss the ur"nt h',t M ~ sS,"
~" n"tp1ua o1 *sao.oo tae pte"t n's'k nt "a,en M
~ "sa ,'',s ,ss IT, 9ss IN Gn,a lin TSe '1
Nstiou tnxatiot'. rio j;oyrm,,o inaSrutur sTH on
n.usrc as ft.etg tht tgo k 5 ~ a II 'ia sS
s" 'has uwaae,ns of -
Tint tho business IL Ito Institution was Inrgsr
THIN a., the ,r u',D1nrd ,,l ,,lgins'ts and capital
a.lodtea: me nAilk Gl|!eia!s Hiatincn TINT my
s i~ak a whch "Ss i. sS ss saas a.
Ia,,k's s sr,It VIII the NvW Yask aEsasy j. lie
HuJeoi 10 c1eeK oHtcnt W mo nnnk hert, which
,,sF,. ,,r., ~, pos rem j., sh9 @ @issnns'n ns so
;ns respect ths i,ink herc oisl,e 10 t 10 Simply
ssts ,nn,,sx. th1 :, as e understood '1S '"w thS
nm n!a,, tme nGensns . hsentc TT snlift ~
EeSamiGt as eahor uut1st or ntlfltttont c1tl-
osn pei iro; nS iaseis 'se aHs at s"se
a.lF asLnsaoh notweet, tle Haiik of Mnroal
y @ Chc,;En M @ a,,d ne hunk nf Mntrn!l II Gnlia.la
'i MMs ~ ho ~, Ta.tcrn. n matter now ~ hlay ne
fusasca. s,,. ,,,e % III" eArnlfs oaen nranya won't
~ wno 'ov ,xas mGeu . I'Se , ~, u,
S e! shotos %ey Soro ~ aq q'p paes ss TIC s
III .!gatt .I ~ tho otk ~ Now antH, nust W ~
, 1881-06-14
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

SHERIFF MANN md C!crk Stephens leave for
indianapolis to-day to attend u gathering OF tho
Grand Army boys.
II. l.. LlRarz, OF the Criminal Clerks oiIlco. is
ruthor, and It's gtrl. Tha event Is to DO auft-
ably celebrated ~ nn carly day.
AsslsrAST SrArks-ArronNEY BAKER was
buck from his welding tour yesterday. and was
tho recipient of hearty CONGRATULATIONS from
Inltiy frlpn6s.
MORTIMER r. 1uNpY, Of tho Stock. Yards, who
has hna considerable trouble with his crulltors
wants to scttlo his difficulties in tho oas!ost i,.s.
s0e why, hut tho' only Satisfaction he got was
tlor heurl&,K Will bo had to-day In tho County
C0Art. lu which he expucts to cscApe hls liabjii-
ties by virtue OF tho lhsolyont not,
r!lE County Agent sumo weeks ago aIol a
petition III the County Court culIug upnn tho
children OF John 4. rrcss 10 support Bin. md
tho cso M Ga',le % tip yestes'lAy fnr hcariny. lie
10 imply abie te spnort liz OLD sSutIs,,,s,i. @ but
e aa IT, t, s an .aka fae hm ID H iao
county rs Il thurKo.
THE Drnud Jury for the mouth was tmpane,e,l
Siisra1 sa oePfx' IS II ns W. II.
tu,o the i",y; q u; -lra,s!rK. Sbsft O.'ol,.,
Williams. IlerEy stes9c. ,Nlehurl. liu1Kasd,
M.F. l'araler. ": J. llixluy. ": Il. WlMholtx.
Snah ~ y; Mray. y; spuneur. nna Ja1tes u iiara.
1sAAcs AMI ALuMICti.
Tho nttortnya .or lsaach aud Ais.etoh were
afnn,u yesterday tTylax to arsAnGo fur The heMg
amg 81 !u'.aon ttr nsw trtal. but !hsy aha not
ants r1snain III jail. and tneE friends -npon the
outsIiv pretty Hencrnlly uonecdo tAAt they huvu
trouble ahead. in Any uyont. II q now trial IL
stnntgl they predict that they WV 10 bankrupt
lunl0d, thu gu!ny thrt,upk the Supreme Cnl1rt,
thoy think, would not bHttgr their condition
Muuh.
LANn wAhTa MORE DELAY.
john La.nn sonGe.iAys aK0 toUk change OF
venue tu ju.t4o harnutn IN the xr.niud nf tho
prel,.llco OF tho uther Judges. 1ui4s tlawsa
who heRrsi tho InuttOn, expFussea tho beIlur vi
the tim thAt tho KrOSseSt perjury hnd heell
co.nlntttoi, and that ths proceeding wns it, tho
sntoscst pf delay. and It appesn now tLAt he
wa nos far fsotM rixht. for i was yesteFlay NJ.
for }I96 70 pffnsss fsst noao1 9oE ons!naGe 10.
lnouon i not known beyond the fact that itia
Konerally uuaerstOod uiat Lamb 10 not anxious
for trial.
, 1881-06-14

The ENXlIsh Ambassador Ut HUFlin Ia Qllotod
eharneteristicaiIy illustrating tho contrast bo-
swoe't : M tne two rivals, rstuse nlsnnfsk aud the
ChunUeIIurs Palace he mot Cnunt Arnltn coming
down. The latter BtOppel al,d sAlti; "You ArG
havo 14st cosnu awny. ltp was pouring forth
such thiuk clouds from his pipe that should
IT, se Ses sasS " f I 81 Kasso SS
tered the ruam. he notluoa that Une OF the
wi1da~s was ..'sllu open. "Ohly think" said
nlsMurok 10 the EnxIfahtgan, "Cuunt Arnlm has
Just boen heru, s1s; ho stank NJ lusutftrAbty ,0t
pateh0ult thMt should eorlainIy hare fII!ctl
WtutatR.H
, 1881-06-14
STOLEN CIGARS.

Alplner & KAlIschur's olgar factory at tho
corner Ut Ilatsteti a.ld Fulton streets waa on
tered abolt two wc1ks ago and robbed OF 500
worth Of clRnrs. Last Saturday Thomas Hunt
and "Cobcy" johnson, who receutly robbed
North nalstod stroct su!oonkeepor Of $a6o, cot,-
tho despo!ors Ut tho cigar fuUt0ry. Yosteriay
Officers Mngroso aud Dillon accompanioli tho
boys to uoose island, aud In the saloon OF tho
notorious "Mattcy" Kitroy recovered 1900 Df
the missing '.smnk Tho suloonkecpor
sud that ho bought thb property from tho boys
1nr $lg' lie was urrosled hitd locked up at tho
Tug stolen property knowing It to hayo beon
RtNtEu.
, 1881-06-14

4 gotd hair brush cannot 10 bought for much
loss thNn tne sum fur whth nr. ScSjtt's 0IecisIu
brush can bu secured. This bruab, astde FROM
the cutAt!yc properties clalmpd tor 1t, il 4 we'll
st.ulaas tn every ruspect, II Ii not nlatallu
brush, hut ts nisde Ut pure btistias. lts eltt.-
telcai qualltie les are vcry Rtr0nx, and will mani
netlo coiupasa u vihrAta evun with Il thick book
nn the top OF ~ table intoevehiuR. vlolupt VI
the hruah quickly baUk and t1rth within four Of
hvo !htlies ot tho compass. 1t - caimeu for
this brush thAt !ts use will euro headaches aud
cases Will preyent the hair fFuqs falling OF turn
lug gray. ln support ct thts clalu many tastt.
Monta.S from respOnsblB persons arc adauc9d.
Eyl1cp&ly fts Use would bo OF great bonetit
WhuEevee electricity would pruvu 6onehciak md
could not Ia any erdnt' result III Naturalization
JUuf1kd luu ~, 1884,
, 1881-06-14
THE CIrY-IIALL,

THERE Will 10 humber Of police trials ia
Chiof McGarl9Lcs .illuo Friday evening.
THERE wero fnrty-one h,1riA- portuits issued
yebtcr1ay. Tho but weather. RUS up tho duath-
rntC.
Titg Committee on Mnrkots ia called to meot
Thurst!ay At T. uld that on Judiciary at l. ip tho
City Eterk's u''ce.
TitrHk wurp ttfty-une dead horses mud 4H5 dead
dogs rctndvuti frt'n tho streets ly tho lfoalth
Department lust week.
TILE number Of licensed dogs has run over
l0UO. There nre still nearly ua many mOre un-
licoilsed, which the t,oIico aro driving Ia.
T'lE leighton l,r.tlgc Company Of ltochester,
N. y. Wis yesterday uwnrslcd tho contract fur
rebuilding tho vladuut ut Sixteenth and Hull
steti STREETS.
CAItsTuH 1lLOlEM, tho cleaning con-
traclnr, received $3.50 yesterday on arcuuut. 1t
~ tho tirst cuHh hu hus povxcted sInce he COM
nIuuce.l tho work.
GDSTnnLLKa UunsEy. has not received any
aud Is gotilnK ttrol Of tho delly. .Tho looks
#ere prt'.nisaa for last wack, but mons havo
cUtlie tu hand.
4 PERMIT WINS Hrantc.l yesterday by tho Do
tcAii aaHxurbunl to decorate until July q Michi-
Kun nSc1,uu. frun, MunrtN to Jackson streets,
aud .tdalns street, from Michigan TO Wabash av-
cntIcs.
Il. 4. cox IN tho lowest bidder for the tso nev
onKst!e. h'!usaa ut Ashland ayenue and Janu
9 Ms = nS ta e. e. snS ghIsf h
tho tuniellct.
YgsrEl.uAY mornlns School -1nspeotora Phi,
4, A0yne and Tom llreHau waited upon Maynr
rrs','sltiun to furnish sulunl. G.uks frev Of
uhhrXt. aid Misc In reference 10 eh1tKc9 Of text
oouks' to which thoy arc opposed
TitE clty Iroas'!rer pays bis uwn hoip out Of
, 1881-06-14

According tu u correspondent Ut ihe.AtIantlt
tqal C0nstlM!o.l, JcR l'av's' protts Grum ill
h!stury Ut the 1ase War prgnllse to u very iargv.
rho ohcapcst fnrm Ut tho t.tlk IL elu toE tho txu
ytlutlsas, and tho prGv runs fruM this up to SSS.
Myts eannat reeel:u le.s than ~ far ea:h book
sold, aud the sa.e ot 0ver 60U0 uues IL aIrea,ly
assuscl. Tho English copyright hAs bVria
stEneM. Navls has drawn nothing feum bis
secruturles ainciu0ses otu. amounting possibly
to $l0.uD The c0ntrhvt With tho Appletnns Nas
n,aLo six yelts aNu. Dayls will probably re-
Gcftc fl01 ,0u a. hla share ut the ptnlitA u tho
Isst yeur's sa,es. Gsn. John u. Gordon. writing
history Vt tho nlKht attack on Fost Hteadmal,
, 1881-06-14
GUNPOWDER PLOT.
A Reward of Five Hundred Dollars
for the Arrest
or tho Persons Who Dopcd n
Flask nt tho Stovc-1Vor]ss.
Molders Paid Fifteen Dollars Week
to Interfere with the Shops.

Tho officers Of tho Chicago Htove Company
have now oirorei II rownrtt nf sim for inf0r,t1n-
ton whIrh will lcnil 10 tho arrest Ut the person
or pcrsohs who sccr0ted tho paokuRo Of Run-
powder III tin mold IN their establishment last
Friday. They nrc firmly convinced, tron In.
formation mud belief, that this job was done by
sDtnebody outside Of tho prntn!ses and not by
ono Ut their own mon. Tho fact TINT ut tho
tit,s whu,i tho explosion might huvD occurred
tho committee, whose members were ytckpttng
tho place. wore ut distance from tito spot.
mud whcro thoy conld not bc hurt by
my explosion, is uno Of tho things
which loads thcin to this conclusion. This hlist.
ness OF plckcttnE their shot' Is nn excessively
vcxntious one. since there ID Likelihood Ut cotl-
stant collisions and clnshos butwcen tho Com
r.lttccsncn md tho workfnen. Tho pal!ce havo
boon appealed to, to put an enl TO tho trouble,
but thoy can do nothing whcrn ttleFo ts no opoti
disturbance. sumo Of tho Committeeman wcrc
arrested. but when taken boforo tho Police JUS
ttce wero discharged, on tho ground that they.
~ naa rs ~ H. H. Thoy f nst ny1 o. soeKea rs
around tho promises, but TINT
WASN'T nltEAKINts ANY LAW.
Tho way III which pukettng is carried on Is
M best tod hy tho following interview with one Of
"What aro YOU doing hero now2" asked q
r!,nuSE rel,orterof onc Of those
ii mn onu II I'll Tho Committee there arc slx OF
us) who arc watching tho ahop." was the reply:
,,'a "5ou ~ IN mean. wntehlng for mcn who 10 to the
sh9g s to Kes works'
'..SSupposo ono camo along, what would you
Go up to him and nsk hin, II ho was /, molder.
II ho said yes wo would tell httn our grley-
anSSes,-that thoro wis y Htrlk9. as the Foreman
"Why % not.' W ' ~ "''~'''' " 'A' ""''"'
"l,cca.so ho don't siyo both sldos fair show
honor card, and II he Eets discharged he returns
, 1881-06-14

+ WI 10 n.tlce,t that there ,wcro seventeen
caacs in all, 0f oth diseases. reported by nhy-
tho Health COMMISSIONER In not ms surccssrnl
hsshonld 10 In compelling rcnorts ~ nlI c.sscs.
-, saA.,.r,x, "'tead 49,. IF showing letting
eas Of 'es s s rpSn ss e e H. s''i5Fas;s S cs
@ i'ts:s a No., f9 S $s, rss fS;s spS%'f'n %t'sn, Ff5s @
llarbgr. 5l5 JesfcEsm' !: Snwsut,. md slo int.
spe so o ssn ess es s sssy
trS'a $S Ny Gaiuncs MD NJ sss slithisS;!
avcnMcs. three cascs ir,nt Nj. Il, Leo plAye alid
iineker .trcct. Ibroe csos s IF dirhthorn nv warc
sp%rtsi % IT,, f w 'i;, Y oruhsr! = si,sct md ono
COSnIrlUx DF TItE TUNNELS.
null c.'nts,'tlsr uurnry srstoday % .ir7u tho ro
sE s. q he s so MixS3 *. ps aS @ c.ssy ss irnrs ts
aIso sai!plaiau.i of tito lid xht ii tho .satisi.
bnt,'sl there ut MI uyescnEly low pressnro,
S Il e hsns s;s wa; usS y, ..!: LITTER lt'nla,,o'
q tho Rontleurn that .tho tunnels eo.tl!
"t be- .e.htr ,hs. f sn9 iss t,i
tlon for that purpose. Mr. drGen Eai,t hs Thought
hn u,al,l uct c.lnuEh money tatscrbud 70 n!,ko
pairctt. hr sal. md i,rr,purIy lighted. thero
wutl ho Rrlnt ,tu0i OF ituht trlyci tnkun from
tbs Bridges i" ,far i. iho lighting vi. ce,i:
i,o livt,e,i property is clcutejctty, lic wnItd
uttlzo tho tltlf pumping .uliKl,lrs lit tho at,,is Of
The tunnels, wI,tsf, vert ntiJit ts,- hurse twnr
e9fl, r. va ! wsro !ise ~ paapnx ,he watsr III
theso lstto engics rlis u"c, 4 slx. ixht nnchinc:
wonld piaeo three lights ii Tho roatlwnys.-
olle at eneh cd at,d ,Iiluther III TUG crntro and
wnld uiyu MI the lght reccsynry, and would ia
awly with xns, whIu could liUt lie midi, to n,rl
lriEhtor tiuwn thcrc cunnso ut tho law pressure
necessary to hayo It burn without smoking,
i srul..ctwx wAm,
rrh,m IL ,n .'.,..., . ,
or t,s t, ss1aM var FaH,n.s
'aks 'Ie 9s'tG NJ ~ D. % sno nGPash1ieht 1I o. rMne
~ Molks + Il ~ Aohnt elicWhlK .top,c ,coeAs
vnc M KEYS @rG ays ny p ~ ps 1s
s "EU, re,,t wnns s "s Hs tno
rnn i7.e1fn as,d ,s,,s, s, nsG n ,haa hma
.oIu !,.1 eaec.so ana as1a.. is!t year, WnhL
M sp k with ~ s ,v n; ht ,t ssr x* n M9re
gfJl{ ~, taE GnfK Wnisa G1Sh, au not
uni ntnr m MInnn ,imt.n III ~ - thnsn t'nvs o ~
, 1881-06-14
THE lsAlsYISTY:


Tho nAptfst ministers held thoir regular weekly
meeting ycsturday morinG at tho Grand paclllc.
tho !lev. Dr.. Z. q, flulbort presiding.
The 1tov. \. n. nacon read m Interesting pa
por On Tho preauhpr and Ills Bibo." It was
quito long, nnd roplcto with arguments to
show that preachers woro not familiar enough
with the lsihlo to DO Abte to defend It as thoy
ought, Or to bo able to quote it Us much rs they
Ought in t1or sermons. 1t was the Word of
uM that cut like two.c.l9ed sword into tho
h0Arts OF the people. and not 0rHt0rlcAl oftorts<
The revision Ut tho Now Testament was favGr.'
nbly cnnlnGntoa on By the pupBr. which also Ut
tackled InRersolltsm and tho Thomnd Paine doc-
trtnea.
Thy papor waa discussed in a gonorai why by
the lscy9. burhoe, ,Northurp. Howard. Goui,
regretted that IN tho popular sermons Of the
luy-j'opular Rce0rsting 10 tho prutnnunoo REv-
cn them by tho press-thGro was ~ ltitu rbfGy-
cnee to tho nibtp, nni 10 i,u,ly princplts utl-
yocatcd that werc nnsaKonEstfu to It. This WIS
60 not SU tnuoh bGCAilRg tho Mbni6tors did not
helloy0 in tho pihlo. but because they wcro not
familiar enough with II.
TRIBUNE m ~ Coming Cod" and thnt, while 1t
contained s1ine beautiful thoughts. "its hack
bono Wua fAlsu." lilo bad also rcnl In T1E TNIn-
uKh synopsis OF I3Gcchor'a 4urtnOn, and he
thought that tue eu!nent dlvIno vas advocating
nn unchriatinn-ltke doctrine in saying that
when Oll0 ninii aasAiltd AuuthoF It WIS tho duty
tAan consider what to do With him.
nE. Lawrence will road Il paper ut uoxt Mon
days moetiug. but his thene has not yot boon
solicited.
, 1881-06-14
AN UNTRUE REPORT.

ID ths Editor ef 1hs Chicago Tribune,
Cf1ICAt0, Juno iA-Tho report OF tho I1ealth
Inspector In reKnrl to No. la7 West Polk street,
as published In Sundays TH1nuSx, WIS untrue
III evory respect. Tho ST. called inspector nude
no examination whatever OF tho premises. Tho
catch basih was rceently cleaned, the cover has
not rottetl nwny, aud the nun who claimed 10
have nIAde an examination Ia Il fru.II1.
W. r. LEE, 1t7 Wpst Polk Gtks
, 1881-06-14

at the rcgnrst Of Davis on Nor. I. lab addresses
HIN us "sly 1,ear Mr.. 1'rosdent.' mud It u aa
printed III Tim book. II IL reported that Alex
Ait1er II. SterhnnA will revIcw the Davis history
fur Sct4bifrS Atanth1u.
, 1881-06-14
CORRECTION.

III the advertisement Of The Bankrupt
Store, wlllcl, appeared In Saturdays edIti0l,,
should ilave reAu "loIkn tlnt extra long
l,usr, :rtc, and extra long unbcnclleu silk.
clocltetl, :..jc," instead Ut SOC md 1jc,
, 1881-06-14

REK0VAL-HALt's SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
Hive removed to
o. Washington gtroct,
-, betwocn DEARBORN and State.
A largo line Of all kFnds Of safes.
, 1881-06-14

Special attention Is called to the Royal Owl
cigarettes. This hra,ld OF NIL IlnvanA clgnr-
cites IL Strnitun i Storms iutest n1,4 tpst
production. Sold by all dealers.
, 1881-06-14
Wa recommend Eldrad ge 80 owlng.machtnas

Over 600 Howe scales sold. Hottleu, Hellock
4 Co., cor, Lake and Dearborn streets, ChicaRo,
, 1881-06-14
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY,

Tho Hoard OF directors OF tho Public LtDrary
hold their nIlt,sla meeting yostert!ay afternoon,
President Onahaii tn tho chair, unl Messrs. Chi.
taghAia, kaldcc, Loowenthul, and Walker pros
eDt.
Hills to tho amount Of $500 were audited and
ordered pnld.
Tho l.tl,rarf0n's report showed thut tho ntlr1l-
l'cr OF books ntded to tho library WIS 1Argcr
than lnany prcslousycar. Attention was called
IL tho fact tint tho public interest taken In tho
Memorial l'uilt!Lng evidenced the appreciation
Of tho pGopo OF THO excellence oF tho Fuullu
Library ~ ail educational institution. The
nnnoGr Of ituw rgx'strations during the year.
were afGi lid Iss, wurs % teSIes, .' TIC tSts Sit
nuh99 n s9 t,cY ., Isrps I noW holday .ads s,ntlt
rs agatst ISL, ISL lur tha previous your. Hi in.
% c,s!lsa OF - per cont. Tho average number Of
Secretary Wicxcrsl,a,as ~: rsport showed TINT
tl19 ,titnunt drawn from the Ltbrnry Funt WIS
s Mhisn a h,. s ,sHoSea In s q as 1ohws
SJ.lau: lntIdantai oxpepsss, $5li; furnisurc md
hafss hssfs @ susanSo Rss.S aa ass sss5itenS,y sSn1 *
f,ii.d!ns liats, lilies; bslihg t.rllish iatsats.
haud, June |, ut $s4s.
Thu ninth ~. an.l,'al report Of the Directors
prosperous coutition, with the exception u tho
present
1ScosvEs1Exr QuAnrEas.
In which connection they recommend That tho
library be givuu sllitlibIG quarters bcfcrU May
next. whGn the lust anhun! report was sub
MaIttcd .ae hasoks In tho Lbrs!ry nutnborod
!nuroase,a 10 =, III, Ut cost OF SlJ.sjs. These
figures lii not Include the cost of larRo ~
s wsh " hasS arsay Sea st ns @s'ff o pp apr
Ss ssA: ~ i III sSs Sssty he%s
number tuk9n out dNrluK tue preceding wear