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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-01-25
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The monument of Dean Stanley, in
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Of his wife. The Chapter House windows are
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which had long since been chosen by the Dean
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will The Queen gives another For the rest
$4,000 are wanted.
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Prof. Smith actually represents that the calf
worship set up by Jeroboam at Dan and Bethel
WIS not at all in violation of any laws which
the Israelities had received up to that time
There was no law against idOlatry either in
Israel or Judah till centuries after this date Yet
read the prophets passim
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
FRoM YEsTERpAY
THE MORGAN srnAsrrR.
work on No. 81 at Harlan q HoIifnKs.
worth Being Pushed,

work on No. 81 1t Harlan q HollinRs-
worth Being Pushed.
r. J.. Morgan, of the firm of Bogart &
Morgan, proprietors Of the Morgan Steam
ship Line, accompanied by his wife, arrived
at the Clayton House Wednesday from New
York. Mr.. Morgan is in this city ON bust
ness connected with the large steamship now
being built at the Harlan 4 Hollingsworth's
yards, at which place he spent this morning
inspecting the progress of the work.
The steamer Is to be used for freight pur-
poses alone and will ply between New Or
leans and Texas, principally In the cotton
trade. She will be 1866 feet long over all,
her hold at midships "a feet 9 inches, and at
the bow 41 feet inches. Her burthen will
be 1000 tons. The contract is to have the
vessel completed by September, and to
accomplish that end every exertion will be
made 1t is expected to launch her about
the middle of July, after which two months
at least will be required to complete her
fitting up She is know as Morgan steamer
No. 81, being the thirty-Arst built by the
Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company for the
firm, who run their vessels to all parts OF
the world. Bogart Il Morgan do an i'm
mense business in the carrying of freight
and their profits are said to amount to
81 900, 600 year. Mr.. Morgan is the grand
son of the original Morgan after whom the
line is named. No. 81 Is the largest vessel
ever built in this State, and work upon her
is progressing rapidly.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
CLOSING ouoratlons.

Received b. private wire of Elliott. johnson
y C0., stock Commission brokers, Wilmington
Del, June l. N. Y G. * Hud. 49, Erie
30; Lake Shore. l.02lI G.. x N.Westorn Com
l.30; o. X Miss. ~: Pacific Mail Al: West'n
Union felegra phi, ,Sc7z: NJ & st. Paul Com. Ig7I
1anada I{da southern, 4gl4; Michigan Central sdl
y y mon Pacific, ll295: Central Pacific, S9l5 ;
Del. Lack; X Western. 1l9I5; Del. x IIudsoi1I''
Io4 wan. st. L. r.. Com, 2sI4 Wab. st,
H., IL T., Preferred, 5l% N. Y. Ontario 4 W.
21t12i .. u 4 l. G., S; Ohio Central. 49,: NJ
Kansas 4 Texas 291@ Manhattan, 55 Den
yer & Rio Grande, 5s15; Nashville & Chattn.
nooga; %; Han. 4 St. Joe Com, ~;
Hannibal Il st. Joe Preferred sn
Col. Coal and Iron Company. 4s: Penna a. q.
/. ana heading, 275s Lehigh Valley. 5s5 :
L.ehigh Navigation, s614 Buffalo Pitts and VII
"a Ihila. and Erie, IA !; Northern Central
4SA; Northern Pacific, Com, 4l56 Northern
Paeihe., Pref, 79]s Hestonvills, Is; Hunt,
and "a; Top, Pref, 25l4; Miss Pacific, 92;
Louisville and Nashville, IA. Market, weak,
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

The Accusation Evidently Piece of
spite Work ON the Part of the Ac-
euser.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
Harrisburg, Pa, June Am action
has been instituted against State Senator
Roberts of Ritersville charging him with
perjury in taking his oath as Senator. The
information Is laid by Patrick Boyle of Rich
burg, N. Y, who claims that the Senator
obtained his nomination by improper means
and consequently could not legally have
taken the oath.
The hearing has been fixed for June IS.
Thomas M. Wilson, editor of the Harris
burg Telegraph, gave bail for Roberts APP
pearance at the hearing. Boyle, who makes
the information, is editor of the OIL Echo,
and is under indictment in Mexican county
for libel, Senator Roberts being the prose
rnfnr
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02

Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, June Flour, dull and
weak.
kye -four. ~. .50a4.T5
Wheat duh and unsettled; No. western red,
l.43. *-'i"
GOrn, dull, but steady steamer, S315asic.:
yellow, s5aSoc.; mixed S4aS5e; No. 3 do. SjaS3I%
,,; Oa,s; dnil but steady No. white, 81;
Rye. quiet.
S2.65; flax, SI43 '-''''
PROVISIONS, in fair iobbing demand.
dull. ''i'''
ooi Eygs, St firm on light supply Pennsylvania,
Cheese, steady
Petroleum, duh refined, 7L.
whisky, sales, Sll6
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
REpRlNrEp FRoM yEsTEaDAY
EVANGELICAL LuTHEKANs.
The lsSth Annual Session in PhIladeiphi'


The l3Bth Annual Session In Philadelphia
To-day.
lAssociated Press dispatch to the Gaxette.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The 135th an
nual meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran
Minstrum of Pennsylvania was held this
morning at 1890 o'clock In ST. Johns
Church, Race street below Sixth, Rev. Il. f.
Sibile, pastor. A large number of clergy
men were present, among others being Rev.
DR. j. A. Seiss, president Of the ministrum,
Rev. DIR. J. Fry of Rending, Prof. w. Mac
Kernagel OF Allentown, Rev. Mr., Home Of
Reading, Rev. DR.. c. P. Krauth, vice
provost of the University Of Pennsylvania,
Rev, DIR. c. Groenwald Of Lancaster, Rev.
DIR. s. B. Sadtler OF Allentown, Rev. DIR.
Passerant of Pittsburg, Rev. r. f. Brue-
meyer of New York, Professor Henry F..
Jacobs Of the Pennsylvania College, Gettys-
burg, author of the "Symbolical Works of
the Lutheran Church" and Professor
Spicker of KutztOwn. The services were
conducted by the officers of the convention,
Professor w. Walter Nagle, Rev. Mr..
Hornee and Rev. d. J. Fry. The sermon
was preached by Rev. DIR. j. A, Seiss, his
theme being "0rthodoxy and Practical
Godliness."
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
The Opera House Lnst Night.

Charles L. Davis sustained the character
Of calvin Joslin" in the play of the same
name at the Opera House last evening, the
performance being witnessed by large
audience. There is nothing of real merit in
the play, 1t being one of those speciality
comedies gotten up to fit some particular
artist. The principal character is much
overdrawn and after the actions and situa-
tions in which Uncle Alvin is placed assume
an absurd and preposterously overdrawn
position, there was really nothing truly
humorous in the dialogue, and to those who
had seen plays of the same kind, the per-
formance dragged.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
COAL FOR JUNE.

Prices as Given by the PHILADELPHIA Al
Reading Coal and Iron Company.
GAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette I
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Anthnl
coal companies have agreed to work Oa 4
time during the next week. Prizes ,
strong and there is better general leman
The Philadelphia & Reading Coal and In
Company's circular of Eastern prices, Whi
has not been changed for several mouths
although reductions were made by the NJ
York companies-was issued to-day The
is no change in white ash of any Size, but
free burning Goals there is an advance Of
cents per ton on steamboat and broken
S3.70 at Port Richmond and Si.O5 at EliI
beth, N. J.
New YORK, June 1.-The Delaware
Hudson canal company's circular prices I
coal for June are Furnace lump, seamI
lump, crate and egg, 81; store Alq
chestnut, S4.15; pea, S3.l5.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
A WISE DECISION,


The Men Conclude to Go to Work
Pittsburg by Almost Il UnanlmOd
Vote.
GAssociated Press dispatch to the Glreitl
CLEARFIELD, Pa, June l.-Deegatol
Of about 200 men from Pittshurg and OSel
arrived on the early train this morning iil
which the miners paraded the streets bead
by band until 10.30 O'Clock. About y
miners then proceeded to point near
town, where mass meeting was held,
Speeches were made and, at Il O'Clock
adjournment was had until l.SO oeig
when a vote is to be taken as to whel
there shall be a strike or not. Some ol
mines are working with a few men, hui al
of them are idle. Later-The miners ID
sembled at | 80 and decided by an aim
unanimous vote to go to work.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
'.THE SUNDAY STAR"
1.-THE SUNDAY STAR"

The
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnine weekly, j.,
begin 18th July, - and end 18th september. Have
proved of signal use-lst, to students, who design
- pursue their studies Mt this or other Law
schools; ID, TO those who propose to read
privately and 3D., to practitioners who have not
had the advantage of systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. o. University of Va, to
JOHN Is. MINOR Prof. Com. ana Stat. Law.
5-l-m, W, fd&w-A
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Q -
The Public Debt.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease of the
public debt during the month of May to be
Sl0,375, ,+4l.l9. Cash in the treasury S242,-
103, ,76s.65. Gold certificates outstanding
S5,055, ,420, silver certificates outstanding
S6S, 1856 ,220; certificates of deposit outstand-
lug Sl2 ,330, 900; retunding certificates out
standing s476 $50; legal tenders outstanding
S346, ,016; fractional money outstanding
%,O4y, ,5O3.77; cash balance available Sl41, ;,
AL ,S76.69.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
One seaman Kins AnotLer.

tAsssociated Press dispatch to the Gazettc.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Charles Nelson
was charged, this morning, with killing
Charles Kalas last night, by stabbing him
In the neck during fight at Front and
Lombard streets. The details of the murder
were given and the hearing was postponed
until tomorrow. Both men were Russian
and they were seamen on merchant coast
ing vessel.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
JOHN II. BRI1TON,
81 West Sixth Street.

Thousands of equally strong endorsements
many of them In cases where hope was aban-
duned-havc been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, In all diseases Of the kidneys, Liver
or urumary organs. If any one who reads thi.
has any physical trouble, remember the great
danger of delay.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
Reed,a Greaf Mystery.
5V"W UT Vt1U NJ y7EVTJs
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazett

rAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WASHINGTON, June l.-Colonel Charles
II. Reed, as counsel for Guiteau, appeared
in the Court In banc this morning and
asked when the court would adjourn, in
view Of motion which he proposed to make
in the Guiteau case. The court intimated
that it would probably adjourn next Mon
day. Mr.. Reed declined to make known
the nature of the motion he proposed to
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
CUT OFF IN A MINE.
Terrible Situation of Six Men in the A
Mine.

Terrible Situation of Six Men in the A
Mine.
IAssOclated Press dispatch to the Galel't
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., June l.-le,l
day morning the pump column IN tne a
mine broke and soon after the bulk'l,al
the east DRIFT gave away letting IN nay Y
rush of water. Six men working IL u
west end were cut off, but as the wssl !,
is higher than the section flooded Tue I'
are still alive. ,,uu
The pumps are running on full pTsu, ~.
to clear the shaft of water, and strong u, afs
are entertained that the men wiz ,.@ lasS
saved. Air is being forced down 10 'nsI
means of pipes. ,,,,hr
A full jury was obtained, suRlec' Wv
served challenges.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
Mod-CarrLer,s strIke.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch 10 the Gazetie.l
HARRISBURG, Pa. June 1.-The hod-car-
riers and building laborers of this city in
auguarated a general strike to-day for an
advance of 25 cents per day. This action
has stopped the work of the bricklayers and
building improvements have therefore come
to n standstill. The strikers have been re-
ceiying Sl.75 per day. The contractors re-
Gently granted an advance to tine bricklayers
and upon this action the hod-carriers
demand also increased pay.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
UNDER WAY AT LAST.

A Jury Being Called In the Star Route
Cases To-day.
tAssOciated Press dispatch to the GaZetie.l
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The trial of the
Star Route cases was resumed In the Crimi-
nal Court to-day. Colonel Ingersoll on he
half of his clients, the Dorseys, asked leave
to withdraw their pleas of mot guilty" and
enter motion to quash, on the ground that
the grand jury was not selected in accord.
ance with section of the act of June, 1879
providing for the non-partisan selection o.
the jury with the assistance of the United
States Commissioner. The Court denied
the motion, and the defense announced thei
readiness to call the jury. The call of juror
was then commenced.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
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The Presidential Party.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette !
WAsHTNGToN, June Attorney General
Brewster will return here from New York
this afternoon. 1t is not known when the
President and Secretary Folger will return,
but they are both expected by the end of the
week
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
LOCAL LACONICs.

Some cotton was gnlted early this morn
ing by friction, in Pusey Brothers, mill at
Thirteenth and Poplar streets. The damage
was slight.
Lieutenant Dannenhower OF the Bennett
expedition, is expected to pass through Will
mington this evening, en- route for Wash
ington.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
The President at Homo.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch To the Gazette.l
NEw YORK, June President Arthur
remained at his home this morning and res
eeived but few callers. He will be at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
dr. Gutten's Condition.

Joseph Outten who was so badly hurt AT
Fourth and King streets yesterday, by the
runaway team, was delirious last night and
Is no better to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
Keystone Maid Sold.

lilllauelphia record.
sorrel trotting mare named Keystone
Maid, well known in Wilmington, Del, was
sold at Herkness' Bazaar ON Tuesday to Mr..
Samuel Hart, of this city, for $500.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
Your Attention

is called to the reduced prices to close out at
the Boston Clothing House, No. 2l3 Market
street. as Mr.. Holmes is going to leave town
on account of the i'll health of his family.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02

In order that the public may fully realize
the Penuncness of the statements. NJ well as
the power and value of which they speak, we
publish herewith the fac-simile siguatntrs 0i
parties whose sincerity Is bcvolra question. The
truth of these testimonials Is ahOSIute, nor can
the facts they announce be ignored.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
MISSOURI GREENBACKrp,
A Platform Adopted and a 1I,l...
mated, "i


tAssociated Press dispatch to ths a..
MoBERLY, Mo-, June AT tbo -
session of the Greenback State Co~''lSol a'nSll
yesterday the following perloon.n, sya,s1uC oS
were elected: Thomas L, Anderaon OalSeI
dent; William G. Aldridpe, Vice. ,Ipn n,a,II Iel !
and Isaac N. Houck, Secretary P'''''''I
A platform was adopted which ,.,r
the Chicago platform of 1850 en5dr'- \
action OF the National Executive Con-
at 81. Louis, epitomizes the address -.
by the committee, and reiterates tho nraJs
OF the party as usually formulated byG1
back conventions.
1t also condemns option coptracl, 4
calls for the criminal prosecution or an =
sons dealing In them. 1t denoupce, n
action of the legislature In redistrictn, h
the State, solely in the interests of the 6s'
ocratic party, as an attemptto dslran,Si
100000 voters as crime again,t j
frage which should be rebukel al tbe ii
at the next election.
The following ticket was then nominate
Judge of the Supreme Court, Judgr m
who is now representing the old Seven
district In Congress Superintendent
Public Instruction, Il. X. Booth of 81 Ian
Railroad Commissioner II. NJ. Rtchey,
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
REpRlNTED FRoM xr.-s--
AFTER THE 1opn,.
Testimony to the Comm,,,.
gate Improper usa to Inys,,


W vHssoe'aled Press dispatch 10 ,hamy. honey.
IVA. ,M..AsiIINdToN, d. C., june '"' Gaa,ette.l
mittee investigating The enc al The com
money mad been used to lna"a',gaiion u',
anectlng bonded spirits to,dan ce legisato"
n' hlDerton Of Louisville = eSamled j
executive committee of the Ka"iber Kn,elnber Of d,
iers Association. He said ,in.ucky Dish
nad employed Col. Wharf," o"e associati'
So,OO0 to look after their into. ton az SALARY
never employed any one lss,eslS, "lsa but M
nTar: 70 secure influence in (a Paa NJ
were declined. oeeh made n,
Mr.. Hanley stated that tbo.o
threats made that II certain mad La
correspondents were not feed ,ha heWspRl
.he plil ana That certain newsnsr, ,NOuldkl
toid him they wanted a full i,r,p1 ipapsr men ID
save the honor of the profession 'gation i
Inc witness explained tbat
men had offered assistance. bu, t' T. dnssWispapI
In good faith. OF course tbev a,,a nau done 1
paid Tor their assistance. H., 1Npeet to h
mated that they could contro, pS never Ind
IN Congress He did not feel r.,ia ,iillueOu
BNihk ticT uullek and pYpo.t ,'Vu
unjust censure. Npoo'iig then I
Mr.. Cocker ell said If their ,,..
were honorable they could moi ha hpa'opo'lt@
and he thought the committee ~ y eteiasuTel
upon an answer. Other memno oulu lais
committee agreed with CockcrrIII h,,. ol :, ID
dom said the committee wonld Uu. VII
point and decide subsequently S wSo,thaI tass y
shouid insist upon an answer. Witn'l utl
there was no truth in tue statemen, m,eS "
uted 70 him, that at would hay@ bs.a a0fla
ter TO have feed certain Washinv,."Vtn "Vtn Oi
spondents 70 the extent Of 81 ONl e"Ou " y SO'fe
Aiter further questioning The cona, = pyse
adjourned until tomorrow ' Vollnltie
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
DRUGGISTS.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Hy>terla, Dizziness,
COnvulsiOns, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss Of Memory. Spermatorrhaa, lmpo-
tency' nvI1ntaFy ~, henssion' Iifyhnse yh ol ~
oveT-indulgencc, which leads 10 misery decay
and death. one boS viii care recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment. one dollar
IA box, or six boxes for -; sent by mail prepaid
on receipt Of price, We guarantee six boxes TO
cure anv ease. With each order received by us
for six boxes, accompanied with $, we Will send
the purchaser n written guarantee to return the
money lf the treatment does not eject cure.
Guarantee issued only by \. B. DAN FORTH,
Druggist, corner Second and Market streets, VIII
mingtOn, Delaware, sole agent.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
Twenty Panpers Rnrned.

tAssociated Press dispatch To the Gazette
STOCKHOLM, june 1.-The poorhouse in
the town of Oesthammer has been destroyed
by fire. Twenty persons were burned to
death
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
a rntnl EnlI.

tAssociatcd Press dispatch to the Gazette.
READING, Pa, June Henry Sergeant,
night watchman at the signal tower on the
Reading railroad near Port Clinton, was
found dead this morning. His Leck was
dislocated and his face and hands were badly
bruised. 1t is supposed that he fell from
the tower during the night
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
wILMrNGroN DEL, Auv, "A. lssl.

II. II. WARNER & Co.-GESrLEAEN: As a
physician, and also in the capacity OF a druggist
lhavc recommended and prescribed ihe Use OF
warner safe Kidney and Liver Cure TO At least
each and every instance tncy were cured
The daily gazette., 1882-06-02
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CITY ITEMS.
Sutterley & Co. photographers, 3O2 Market s;
- -
MARRIAGES..

" HALLS-PPTTCHETT.- Wednesday. NAV
slst, AZ p ~, ai the residence OF the brides
parents, sl2 Madison street, of this city, hY Rev
Adam stenglc, pastor OF Union NJ. r. Church.
assisted ~ ltey Mt Estlin, pastor Of Reformed
W. Walls of Crumpton, Md, and Miss s. Kate
Prtchett OF this city.