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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

Hay AND gsGe 6t sT, We egC,s:
short DO. 5oseoe.' oaI straw. ioe5ce
9s to a3i . y, man siis9r n s-mpabv with the
cor,r m wees Crop ISL I6al5c ESQ 3d23c do.
&5s5isF.rm moderate demand; prices unchanged
NAVAL srORE--Sprits Inipei TIM irae hrlner 40
Ros moderately active at - 80 for good Snedi
SnIIs-Firia and IN moderate request
OCEAN EREIGHTs..I,,rtl room was lover ane g9et
tam cram quoted Id 300 bbs through -
loo bosss Bacon 3D. gg' Oq5e' is' l 5.
ro,f,n Leg tiroasi d5',sd .. LjND6S steam
90, soEes seon l5i Cheese o -. ON" i,e1g I'm
T 1922 .,a asl Gram cram Quoted ia steam Dram
quoted 5a'-9ANrGFRp sieim 5000 bush
Grain. "a GEeAAS 9ar&; S ;st2 TITO bsSls.
weg AZ nArs 80 ,l DO. DO. Is. I'd RANGO4N. lIusl
Sarr s9q ba Gise5 $3.50 or. DO = a Brush lark n
Phi 5000 DE- 2, pa ,eS pT54 Tior s,ya
9aTT sq;9 GeR Tf1,G term sD 900 teas rom
Barrda re rom i g. ~ NUM- 'p -'' '' '
export dun but prices were
tifeae. oer we quote from reaners Refined here and
cr4ds N shipping order 90 &C. Nsrhtha &C. Certia
at United sales At 134c u NJ - sales a, - &c
, Iu1e 71ile. July 7ft,s August 7Gsc, Char crs
r1Se eGn,vaient "a 900 TRANSACTIONS -97ooo bbs
IPaRsOVIsi0N-- ioKK-EIpor demand fair speculative
trading moderately acu prices 10, opHois reF s~siT
e4sh log. T SI9 bb. Sew yrs Jiy so JJ@ 60 closing
|
CITY If IA Iaia Moss . snail lots Extra Nos ia nus
stea ~. BEEF HAMS urn demand lair quoted 80
ass sales 81 mis- y ," AZ w LOO Ots r'luai 20
SO % here CUT MEATS, cemand less tive prices
sfrng. Pckcn Shoulders iOifc; Picked Hams IL -1 lc
sm0Ssd shoullsrs J. 4eilie. snoae1 Hams Il p4i5c.
800; o Tont ard 5hor lear hall ahd,haf II
DXT.SsED HOGS SHADE belt La lIi ~ sity hetsy 70
fsf i a opened rather easier. sub
then closing a. $40 IiSt eyelng cHIien.
Iscnlstive account Sales LOO Prime steam 5Iot
III 6ToaIl72t including 90 tca export IL &C 4 .1y'
iosirs II a. .c. T. 80 July ll.6 closing IL zoe
\ 40 tcs August. l.7JGl 80 &C closing Loo t'V &C.
,o 77iac. 1850 tca seller year. la &c: closing
n 4561i Il sc. steam firm sales $50 cs l0ci re
la d.enins receipts demand limited to actaa
Iants, STATE hall Frsn Tubs anu Pals ~ -ee; welsh
gfu nc; Western treanerf ~ 2 ttf
Imitation creamery o2Sc Dairy. II S&c Factory l91
he'd os ne - nsht sIply, AL othr, dull depressed >c~
stale sal skins zoe Vest. ti4 'G Gtt Cu
~ lc We-torn, 2Oci southern l5G-Oci "esIrA ana
SOU thern. Far 10 Good, La > &C
lFT,Is-Ouiet ana nOminaly unchanged -
sUGAR-Raw hrn Dqt quiet ar y s A' t 80 h's
Mola..ss Csc 900 hhds Muscoy ado. &c 100 hhds 90
PeFdsred lose Granulated, 9tc' cut Loaf Lose
Cubes. lo4e' STANDARD "a a sOo White E1Sri
"C' &C. yellow do = as 2c.' yellow = s"' Sci
saes 20 OO0 Oieomargsr1ns stearine II 1s
TALLOW-Cuiet very strong Prime CiiY, t'. -.
IN nolo,g prices we're steady. 900 pigs SOLE n
GLIDING IL pkgs Mcyune Green al s- lor To-
Imperial 2Oa GunpowdeT oZs pkSs Ping 'as AZ
l01 Tor Young Tyson l194Z &c Tor lmpeI,al ~
RrD D 9go a. Japan sa3 nc: FoochoT 1919
| zoe, 30 CoRgou lOt. ale. 30 pkss Dust o4lOc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
ErNOIEAN MARKEr,.

LIVERPOOL Nav Is d. ni-POrN-PriDe hesA Eastern
.trndV a. steady al . bA'oh-i ho I-Al
Cf steady ae sltf steady az To- Long iriI
nrmrr aJ % Cirsr STEADY az JDt'i lpn- y.
urusr 20 --l Al a. heci ihla iie,s ,esy
Ht 3D.. Inner Al -ji Prime Mes- t~ a. -,
Larl-Irnue Western steady ~ Vi 4'' -
-f,sav -tsaof Al - to-in-
Flne dull It'd Comm dul, %. Cuce' 80
ANN al Lard here Elolf--f-Atla 1.ate un
Al IAgd Nnrst-No. " it', UDu ~ a. IA ~ NpIllb,
seaLy lu. Nini<T Nov esL~rn sasaaI A. AN'" ~S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
= Increase. hDecrease.


IOyp0S MAY lS-l22Op m-Erie, 36s 90. second console
e5 New YORK Central l3o Atlantic and Great Western
ond mort gage trusises' certificates. s. Reading 2gL
LONDON NAY $500 y. m-Ihe bullion the Bank Of
England decreased ii 900 during The week
NJ England
al week wa 42at Isr cent, u nov IA
IoxDOy MAY lS-4 m Bar silver quoted at 81 ID per
ounce. .,- ,o,,
IoxuoS Nav $500 mCOnsols, l02ss for money and
10, !. for the account Erie, 3bSs
LONDON MAJ ls4.5O p. m.-Ihe amount OF bullion gone
int ne Rang OF England balance TO-DAY n AoO.OOO.
gEglS May ls.-The statement O tho lmlenai Bank Of
Germany shows increase IN specie on oEVOOOJ AIkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
Mixed dull TAT SGD for OLD spirit. rurpenune ~ London

Mixed dull Fat SGD for ole Spirits Turpenune as London
steady at 49,
LIyKRPooL- Nav 1873 m-sreadsturs dnl Flour.
1919 IZ'6d GENITAL for Western. Whest y4d11O per
California hite: ioaI03d for caiifoF.
CLUB. 91Od0l0L for Red Winter; Ydln2d. for Red
Sprinz Corn. 64 A GENITAL for old Mixed West
LIVERPOOL. MAY Is p. r1-Provzons-cheess 60 per
cwt ror grades American LnTd. 57d per cEt
for Amer ProduceTaOw 42ad cgt RehDed Petro-
leum. Gid. per gallon. ,-.c, 20
LONDON NAV 1880 Dm.-Calcuita Idaseen 4Jad. dtG
Quarter RenDed Petroleum. Dt-dod Spflts OF TO
troeu. da7 4d per gall C1nnon tosn % aosd siS
fosn 63ddGld sperm OH. f74dt Io per 0Om linsefd On
10 per Spirits furpenne, ~ per e"L IAio"
So. per cwt -. ro ...... a..
AsTwRaP MAY ls-Petroeum II francs % confines Tor
fine pale W-Oxs Lard closed AZ 80 francs PEI
100 kilOs
LONDON WOOL SALES.
LONDON. May lsFoowing The wool sales o' Wednes
detail bales New south WSles ana lncistno
Fleece l3ld0 secured lAdal9d grsasy 70 a t ~ 20
I'D; 92S bales victorian
1-d a. hi SECURED. I'd az I'D greasy 4datoa & &
pieces Td.dl II I'D lambs 30 % OF baes NcWIe'
iand-scoured II G I'd greasy 7iqdal3Ld: locks and
pieces I'd Cd 1913 bales Tasman-sFleece lf6l ID
greasy ll0l1 Id locks and pecea cd 5d SO Oaee S,h
AnstraanFeeoe lido I'D: sceaTes ss o. 4 70 , ,
and Natal-Fleeee J. iai al Il I'D; greasy. bl2ddsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

1T nrou the composition of the nominal Question Question
g. that company, but rather upon the qu'Is 81
,stber or not price per ton for coal 'i'"' . 90
last 20 cents lower than the prlee yenI aS In
cav nothing of increased cost OF produc'O"u 10
yeturu A. profitable results for 1857 as were hoIS
for 1881. All the coal stocks are very s''ons
ana largely for inTestment-and SO 'neS WIZ
1877. The market closed dun nut s''"o1o'. e.,or
Government bonds we're duh ou' AM od'
although the only change IN the maj ouS tbe
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO May Is. Hoes - Receipts $4,000 head ship-
nens head market steady and unchanged; CorinOn
10 GOOD ired ~ OOas7 10 Heavy Packing and Shprns
e. has, 20 light 81 lOds7 20; skps and Culs - 90
s. So. market hrin. all sold.
CArTLE-Receipts 5000 head shipments 700 heal oer
active Extra here Exports, ~ 5v0S la
Goo 70 Choice shipping eG9O6S7 49, C9mon 30 Fair s. 50
81 90 Mixed Butchers steady at 81 jrf5 1O through
sans steady al 81 2JdS4 ~; Choice Heavy Texans 30
So stockers and Feeders SO 5OHsj 10 s"arce and I'D ood
demand
SHEgp-Tsscepts COZ head; Shipments 200 load; mar
set steady and unchanged; Common to FAIL - oOa 20
Medium to Good s. So Choice 10 EAlta, rb01c ~
ShOrn sheep strong; wOoled weak
BuFFh4A, May IS.-CATuE-Receipts to-day. eco head
toai for 800 tor time ast week
600 head receipts consigned through Z53 cars demand
rod and prices tending upward; sales LAght 9efs III
as 10. -, a..
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelps to-day lao head; total ior
the week thus far 5000 head. for time last "eek
$4,000 head; receipts consigned through cars g9od ne
mand prices a shade higher sales Fair 10 Good Chips
at 81 25ds5 u.s. Choice s6G 30 29 Fair " GOOD WOOL 20
az 90 -
10 500 for time last week, 1000 head reosips
gned through good demand and Dcee shade
higher sales Yorker Choice at 81 10 1SS o. OoOu
Medium Weights, - q - %; igs 70 JOdSI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

ats7 80 154 do las H. at 7sc; DO 40 a. Mt 10 DO
Dhenbsck Dewey sold: 90 Rutsrmk Calves, 1875 D. at
&c; 80 do few veal iai veals i22 No. at DC ~
do 10 n. at 10; 81 do 1885 N. at Sc
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts we're 23io cara Of 81 %
hesd-li cars at JeseG City9 cars at Set and car az
lG.205 head FOR the corresponding tune last wesx.
There were also in the 10 cars carried 9Sr Ia
most Of the stock sold Clipped sheep sold at go-
with car Of poor Texas she ing a. low as &C. n a
weIea rsther too abundant supply for 20 early ID te
and prices dropped re per NJ Three cars OF Nirsi9,s los
sold al Sc and about i q ersev NJ 7a1 hut
Twelve Extra ohio lambs as 80 per head re.sed
Mutton doing fairly l09ll &c, and Dressed LANDS
SALE = sadler & CO sold; Clipped Keniucsy sheep
b. at r Sc a. &C. zOo tennessee LANDS D ID
Newton Gett 22l Clipped Ohio SHEEP SO n S St
DO Jos n at 2O9 Kentucky Lambs SO b. at &c; ia ao
judd tBnckngham sold III Clipped Kentucky sheep %
CSC DO 90 n al Sc 227 Clipped Ohio sheep SO D. at
5c 253 do - D. at - 20 la4 Ken ucky d. 81 % AZ &c
So H. at 9c lel do = n Sc 255 DO 50 r. at Sc ~
40, % o. az i2c PSI Kentucky do; % %: ~ &c
5asc; 100 do % b. at - 40; "a do. so ~ a. ,.o.
6i4c. 20 state Lambs y n. at Sc
Haen9eck Davis sold 80 sshor STATE At. SHEEP ~ u
Everitt 60 s0d AZ Jersey Lambs. ~ ass h. at lOo
Eye Otis sold 10 Jersey Lambs 43 ID, at TO- 70 DO ~
Ohver & Co sold ~ Extra Ohio Lambs at So so per
c. Collins sold Is Jersey Lambs. 80 n, at &c.
HOGs-lieceipts we're 4 cars u go heal At SerE
head AH Ssa5, fa CO., head for the corsoondiGS lime last
week Market quoted firm at 81 50aS7 g , None IOr SAFE
alive Country dressed are in good demand at fun previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

OF CITY bank stocks, New-YOrk sold I2ll at lao
rro5ss s l66) at 1O4la and City 40 at 200
The bidding and asking prices on the first call were
ne follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
Major and Qnartermaster, Z. :. Marine @
DROPOSALS FOR RArIONS.
1 UNITED STATES MARINE CoRPs.

QUAKTEkAAsIEks OFFCE, ,
WAsHsGION, ID. G. May !. ls-2.
duplicate viii De received at tins 0nce mn
nj 10 o'clock m OF hur sth dsyOf fur
nisIipg lions United Marines AZ moro
of M following stations July l. 1882 - June 80 lss3:
Portsugath y IL; CharlcstOBn, Mass. BrOoklyn, y II
League Island Philadelphia Penn. Washington, DIS
icf ~ Coumbia; GOsport Norfolk, Va, Annapolis,
Nd Mare Island. Cal ami Pensacola Fla.
SPECIFICATIONS with blank proposals. can De obtained upon
anpcafion stations named at tr offices OF ts
Ouart rInaster Washington D. c. and Assistant quarter
master 12o south 4th-st., Philadelphia, Penn
Pr,p,as should ind0rsr Proposals for katlons ana
od.i,.tf a., Il, lie und-rsigfed ". 3. SLACK,
Major and Quartermaster L. \ Marine corps,
Washington ID. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
4 CSITRD STATES MARINE CORPS.
QUAKIERa AslER's OFFICE
WASHINGTON. May l. lsS2)
seaisi uronosa In duplicate Will be received at this Ohco
until II O'Clock N Of SATURDAY THE NTH DAY OF
JUNE next Tor supplying wood am Coal 70 the un,ei
states Marines Of the following stations nom
July l. lsa2. 10 June 80, 1855
p1rtsnloith \ n Cha7lestOwn, Mass; brooklyn, n. -
PhiIadeiphia Penn League Island Penn. Warrington, y.
ca and Pensacola with the privilege OF increasing tho
quantities One-thirdl, -.
with blank proposal can De C'alned lloh
application any the stations named or at the once OF no
ermgster Washington, d. 60 ana Assistant quarter
master rs Solth ith-st-. Philadelphia, Penn
Proposals should lie ndOrsed Proposals Tor Fuel and al
uVS'ou ~ viz W q. SLACK
Major and Qnartermaster, L. : Marine corps
ashla zion. u Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

- BROADwAY NEW-l YORK, Aay > t5s--b
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y ms once unt Il oclocS I'd lastut and opened
Immediately thereafter IL r proselee q baeers log sup
pyng such qgantitcs of Fresh Beef Vegetables fte-h
frrld and Baking Navy Bread may be rcqu ed Al 10
Navy station ~ Ne~-f"rA during the Ac~i Year
HANK forms OF all necessary Information a. %
ADD quantities required can o. Proc9ivi ~
applying the Inspector oi FfOssioh' @-N N'''s " NV
New Ork Navy YARD. .. .-., t.t ~, ..,.,s.
- * -. ffa,f THOMAS A. CAl-N ELL
'''- w. ~ Fay Inspector [. ;. Nasy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.
OFFICE THE PUBLIC PUBLIC PRINTER
NAsuINGTOs, May TO- 1854
Proposals for material for use OF The Goyernnent Print,
Ing Oce FOR year ending June 30 1884, viii be received
ar ms office until 10 O'clock m June 1882. schedules
and information furnished upon apphcstio 20
~ ;. +. ROUNDS,
Public Printer, Washington. d. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

BiS Asked. - q. $50, is9 =.
seA ISL con. 49, z iei : cur cur So 1895 is5
T. < Abs 1891 reg ll4is " = . 90, "a ls1S lSs =
l. : ~ SCI con LIS ll5's - chr X, ls9e l401
l. ; as 1907 reg le0s. III T. : col Ss5s l09
L = a 1907 Goa. 1908 ~ Dss % Sy-
State bonds were dull and the trAnsae' %oSd Of
Guided only Louisiana consols at o. SsS or 1883
Tennessee ss at 5sa and Missouri, CS, 700 ara the
81 1903. and 1887 at 1Osh. The i0'i0"iHe "''
closing quotations: "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
nROpOSATS FOR STPPLIES.

Il UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
QUAgIERAAsIEEs OFFtE-
WASHINGTON, u. G., May l. lss2D
Sealed proposals duplicate viii be received al this ONCE
O'clock % L 1 E,DAI TIL 9Th DAY OF u Ne
next for furnishing supplies TO United states Marine Corps
during ending June 30 1885 10 be delivered at
the Office che Assistant Philadelphia Penl
free OF expense TO the United states.
Schedule with specifications the supplies required
and the STANDARD samples seen al the Office u the
Cuarteraser. Washing D. - Assistant Quarter
once, 22G south tthst Philadelphia, PENN al Marine
Barracks. Pr00kl' Il, y. Y, and Boston, Mass. -
proposals and al Information can De had OF
applying a either OF the places named above
should Endorsed Proposals ouppDes
N'iS9'' ~ w. w. y. SLA' X
Minor and Qnartern.aster Y. = MaIlne CoIps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

DTp,RryESr on rHE IxfRRloR OFFICE OF !
TvrftN AYfhfRs WAsuIS 5rCs, April %, lSe2
Cids Beef must be submitted "a seperaie
sel a T9 direfs TO- D co@@s cuSr Of nsn As sos
s. and hes1Ork viii De f-feFeh uhlI D
er 81 eg sSoaf s5o55 poa 'or saSoS pounds
Beef The hoot 10000 pounds Brag, ~ pounds Ilt
ing Powder 2OpDO00 pounds Cora IDlVD Pouaas SoIee
S3OOOOo pounds Flour 2l2,JO0 pounds Feed 1OOV0
pounds Hard brea $1,000 pounds hohluy syD pou5aas
non1ds Tea s. 00i Tobacco 100000 pounds salt 249t0o
pounds soap pounds soda 10000 pounds sugar aud
Names Woolen and cotton Goods consisting "A
rat of Tie ing 1000 yars standard Calico 3uOO)u y2r
wards Denims yards Gingnam, ,0OU ysnisi Ken
lucky Jeans $4,000 yards 'heyot o.-OJ yards; Erown
Hickory shifting 10000 yards calico shirting 5000 yards,
Winsey 3.Oo0 ynrds Cloihing orocereS Nenon. ha.a'
Medical S1pple and long Us. o in>eei ineos af-
such Harness floughs kakes FORKS %c aea ior
about 413 Wagons required Io e '' m Is]S SS5,sn
Nebraska Nevada and Wisconsin, u be dey REL a. hea
reaulre yed to The climate ths Pacific coast with
california brakes, delivered AZ san Francisco
Also, 'Or such o. Tie aIcs goods @nd sup
plies thar may not be contracted Tor 20 De neetou " No
Agencies. = 49, - 800 90 ,,,.x,,S, .xvs
Schedules the Kinds and Quantities 81 suDss noo
supplies require for each agency and inc Ahis an ns
blank PROPOSALS and and bond cOnfons
10 be observed By bidders me an place 81 delivery cfs
necessary astrneuons viii Doe furnished upon application .
le nGan Oice Washington, or Nos 81 and o. Wooster
the Comnissaries SubsIst1Dce T. A. al cheyenne -.
Lea senworti Omaha - .9", 81 s s 81 AMI a. ne
following namol places IN hA~.s 40
t.a. - Eiringion Caldwell Dodge cay. EmPoriA Ii
sL reat Bend Howard Hutchinson, Larned, 4ePhef.o
Marion Medicine Lodge SewOh ys ~; He'"" ''SR-
liz n I'M be opened the hour and day above sisis and
bidders ave Invited TO be prrsent AZ eae opening
ChECAa
Al, hi nust be ace PANEL certified checks
Init states Depository Assistant rcAsuEeF iof al ".e
per cent "a ''- -'D''-' a PRICE, Comn.i.sloner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

Comparative exports OF -four, wheat aud corn
rom the principal Atlantic ports for the weeks
.ndng May -, and from January l, 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
R.cefpta
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''The Story of Robin Hood"
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40, 900 Copies.

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NEW Noy1L ~ AZ D. HowEL1s to succeed
international story. entitled. "a Sea Change )"
LIFE IN THE THIRTEEN COLONIES, BY EDWARD
| EGGLEsTON.-the lea ling historical feature OF
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social Life IN he Colonies" etc. the whole
forming 2 complete history OF early Life In the
to accuracy Of illustration. -
HAllock Fo9rE entitled. THE Led-iiorse
The POINT OF VIEW. M HENRY; JAMES JR.,
aserics Of eight iett're from imaginary persons
of various nati"nalities criticisig America. its
THE CHKIsTIAN LEAGUE OF CONNECTICUT, by
the Rev: Washington GLADDEN.: An account Of
practical cOopera. ion in Christian work. show.
Connecticut, what kinds Of work it attempted,
| and how it spread throughout the whole State.
| "RuDDEK GRANGE ABROAD by Frank Il.
Stockton, u continuation Of the drOn "Rudder
Grange" stories, the scene being now in Eu
rHE NEW ExA IN AMERICAN IIousE-Dul1D
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| ,TAE CsEoLEs q LOUISIANA; by Geo: ": ca
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21
During the fall Of three buildings in

During the fall Of three buildings in
Philadelphia. few weeks ago, by
which = number OF persons were crush
I'd, a Mrs. Counclly says she was saved
in a wonderful manner. She says that
''tloatu.g in the i,;s Wis y large brawny
hand and an, nMtstre,' ched and reach
ing toward me'' She thought to save
her favorite deg, when Il gru1f voice
he saved" At that moment she was
lifted from her feet, became uncon-
scious and WIS afterwards taken out Of
the cellar. fto,n under 1T, arch at bro
ken timbers, brick and mortar. She
was sayed by SOME spirit friend.
French Journals are commenting on
the letter IF Darwin i'll which lie says
he does mot believe that any revela-
ton has ever been ma.l~.' and wonder
how the English can raise /. monument
in a cathedral to Ill uubeliever who is
dead, while refusing t. allow i living
unl'eliev-r to take his seat III P,rlia.
ment.-Bauner nf Light.
lit trnc'l j'hIhliS i'':>a th"V ~ -
the way Of the world. AS Lowell says:
Right forever on the Sca!fnd,
Wrong forever on tn throne,
Yet that Scitfold rules the future,
And behind the dim u,known.
Stands oar God With. :i,e shadows,
Keeping w..ci, abov:. his "wn.'
And after they have burned their
Sxvinrs and i,eroes-
9Th: hootiug mob return.
To gather up the ashes for hi'tor, $ golden
WrH.'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

The Row Platitu linous and Flati-
tudinous Joseph Cook WAS challenged to
4 free discussion il Melbourne, Aus
tralia, and declinel. One of his reas-
ons he gave rs follows:
Several Of the prominent agitators in
support of infi,'eiity and free-thought
have been sent to Jail for distributing
infamous publications through the
mails.
We have before US book giving the
names of over l 400 preachers who, in
the past six years. have been arrested
for crime. The ni.ne Of the minister,
the place Of residence, the crime for
whic: lie was arrested, are I'LL given
;lad there is no chance OF denying it.
We suppose w!:rn the Reverend Com
monplace Joseph learns OF this he will
decline t, appear on the platform with
such men.