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Music Stands I'm New Y.rL.

hwouid be hard to credit, did not CURES prove
1t. that In the big city OF New York, crowded with
musical societies, the managers OF tho big mu.
steal Jubilee md II hard 70 gather . sutncient
number Of stands for the use Of their artists an
have had 70 order nftesn hundred 70 be made. As
they swallow up every musical society 10 the CITY, It
would seem that outside the theatres there are
York
Among the home societies who are TO take part in
the Beethoven Musical Festival, are the Brookly
Choral Union, 80 voices, W. b. Cummings, Presi-
dent; the New Jersey Harmonic and Madrigal 90
eiefy, OF jersey CITY, VIM h Sherwin, conductor,
~ voieesj Williamsburgh Mendelsohn Association,
Charles W. Cheshre conductor, 100 persons; Plain.
neld Harmonic, sherwin, conductor, 90 voices I;
President 17b voices strong. These all familiar
with the oratorios OF the Creation" and the Mes
n sab s wen AZ me choruses OF Beethoven and
We are TO have home force OF nearly 1850 voices
who have been In active study the entire winter.
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A leading article in the Herald, comparing

, A leading article in the Herald. comparing
the time made in England and America in horse
racing, is very amusing, exposing as IT does the
utter ignorance of the writer on the subject
which he is treating, He begins with the nom
sensical assertion that the time of the mile heats
won by Metairie on Saturday is much better
than that made in the Derby, as Metairie's time
for the first two heats was l47 and l:481S, where
as the Derby was run in 2:45, or at the rate Of
1;60 per mile. So he would have US infer that
the horses which ran on Saturday at Jerome
Park are SUPERIOR TO those that ran In the Derby
But he does not mention two very simple facts
which entirely alter the case. In the first place,
the mile and half over which the Derby is run is
very severe one, the course being up hill for
half mile at the start, and the finish being also
up q severe hill The second ana most important
fact is this In the Derby the horses are oil three
ysar-olds and carry l22 lbs. In the mile heats on
Saturday, Metairie, sir-year-old horse, carried
l1s lbs, and Plowman, four year. l0s lbs II
these two horses were to contend in q weightfor-
age raco with any Of the Derby starters, they
would hive to carry 40 lbs. and 1888 lbs. re-
spectvely, against liz lbs carried by the three
year-olds.
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MIR. Tweed Actually Doing Something.

A new aud large main is TO be laid from the
lower reservoir to the south end OF the city. IRWIN
probably not be tapped until 1t reaches point below
Grad street, and will furnish a nice, full, and
stea supply OF water for the down town RET dents
whle II VIII also prevent waste by those care ess
upper stories Of buildings do not now receive sup-
ply, the water being exhausted in tue cellars and
lower stories. II Is estimated that twice a. much
OF the people. ~
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An effort is again making to have foreign
coal admitted duty free, and some of the news
papers are trying to make the people believe that
The fact is, that the only parties really ntereste
are the gas companies and fex New England
manufacturers. The coal produced by foreign
mines is exclusively Of the bituminous kind, and
the total amount imported into this country is per
h"Ps 100000 tons annually, of which the larger
portion is applied to making Illuminating gas
10 repeal the duty would be simply throwing
away the revenue it now yields, without in the
least affecting the price Of the coal in common
use.
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PHorooRAPHs BY Sun REPORTERS

The Hoboken Gold swindlc-Justice White
Foiled at his own Game-R en- rrest of the
Cempluinants and their Temporary Con-
fnement In the County Jail.
-Four weeks ago Justice John White, of Hobo
ken, was indicted BY the Grand Jury for defraudng
runaway couple from Germany OF $4,000 In gold,
part OF which mysteriousy disappeared. and which,
IL is alleged, the Justice appropriated Il also sp.
peared that he has been carrying on . skin game,
there icing no less than twenty persons waiting the
result ofths trial TO secure their rights Tie per-
sons who were robbed OF their gold--a Mrs. Cath
arine NORTH and Augustus Heisler both married
elops nom Germany together three months ago.
Justice White, by giving them $500 has Il s charged
persuaded them to keep out OF the way 90 that he
may get discharge from the court. Tho case has
therefore necessarily been postponed from day 10
will testify 80
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Yesterday was class day in Rutgers College.
Miss Carrie z, Cheney, beauty in gray and blue,
rendered q French salutAtory with a fair ac.
cent, and Mics Annie B. Atwood, a pretty
blonde, In white. delivered an address OF con-
siderable ability; she also displayed taste as
musician. Miss Mary IT, Anderson dis
coursed well upon history. MIS-. Lille r. Reed
spoke and Hattie r. Bryan, charming miss. in a
heaven 'coored silk, told the graduates that they
were going 10 exchange the "microcosTnal life OF
the college for the mocrocosmal HE OF the world I"
number Of Young students from Columbia Col eye
aud the University were spectators. They want To
initiate tie girls into their secret societies.
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Mrs. HARRIET BEEcnER STOWE has Just
had another Byronic success-sn intimate friend
and admircr of the illustrious poet, PAUL HARRo-
HARRISo, having committed suicide in the island
Of Jersey from excitement produced by reading
the lady's attack on Lord BYRON. He was q
political exile, who had been banished from his
native Denmark, and subsequently from France
and Russia, and had been laborng for many years
under the apprehension that those Governments
were seeking his destruction. His mind, already
partially diseased, was completely unstrung by
the ISLANDERS against the hero he worshipped, and
with whom he had been personally acquainted.
lie was sevsuty-two years Of age, and lived on
small allowance made TO him by his friends,
among whom was MAzzIN.
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The new bill extending State aid TO the
Boston, Hartford and Eric Railroad Company,
which has already passed the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives, is to como up this
afternoon for consideration by the Senate. The
bill provides for the surrender by the State Of
the S5,ooo,o 600 first mortgage or BERpELL bonds
II now bolds-an equal amount of the same class
Of bonds being contributed by other parties
and the taking Of second mortgagebonds in their
place The bonds surrendered are then TO be
used as security for borrowing the money neccs-
snry to complete the road. The scheme on its
face seems like desperate one, as the BtRDELL
bonds are selling at third Of their par value, or
thereabouts, and the &lo. ooo. 900 to be surren-
dered would yield but 60, 900 900, instead Of the
$4,000, 900 heretofore said to be required. Still,
with a prospect, however remote, Of eventual
success, the credit Of the enterprise is likely TO
improve, and another highway may soon be
opened between Boston aud the West.
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New Work for Tammany Repeater..

Some Of the members Of the Republican Gen.
enl Committee complain that Marshal Sharpe la,
appointed . number Of Democrats 70 take the cen.
sus In the sixteenth Assembly District OF tins city,
and committee waited upon the General TO inform
him Of the fact. The Marshal, however, says that
the needy individuals to whom be has given places
THOUGHT themselves as good Republicans As Henry
Smith and b Franklin Manierre, and had recon.
medatory letters from those Republican leaders who
are working In the interest OF Tsmmany Hall 1t
was agreed that the Republican General COMMITTEES
should have 100 Appointments, yet the TamDany
men In the Sixteenth District have taken about a
score OF the number. 1t Ia now probable that re.
pesting" will DO the order OF the day the
rolls as well as At the elections. and that tho next
census may give Us a population OF 100000.
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Now that tie jew. massacre cauard IL

Now that tile Jew-massacre cauard lie eI-
ploded, we hope we shall hear no more about the
absurd idea of appointing Consul at Bucharest.
If Mr.. WOLF BucHsER wishes TO do good to his
fellow reliRionists, let him do so 1t his own eI-
pense, and first Of all by trying to mitigate The
suferings Of the poor Jews at Jerusalem. They
are much worse OF than the Israelites on the
Danube, and need substantial assistance. Consuls,
Congressional resolutions, and newspaper pufs
are Of little use to them, however. They want
hard cash, and this the wealthy Hebrews at
Washington and Long Branch are amply able to
give them.
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IwUsEMEvTs.
s.rs.~- v.v ylay At the rinh Avenue
Theatre.


Theatre. III -
Victonen Sardou is certainly an author OF TO
marKap,s power His fine historical drama " Pa
trie" established that fact and iusuy won for him
A., -. - ,N, 80 80 "a. A.
tue sr.~o., rank of French V1 Sp,mat, Fer
ran,o IS NJ. ia,or .,o,, nrodn,od on ruo.dav avon.
ing at MT Days theatre, confirms HE reputation,
and show, the master hand. while II is no less
powerful than "Patr'', Fernando" is by no means
so pleasing. The former play has certain elements
Of pietwcsque effect in the military psseants that
make so Effective part of IT, and in the patriotism
Fs,nanSo, !, . NAV ~ aar,o.,s ,a,.rs., a,,v 7,
shows oer,o,n nss,.s 81 tS", in.crn,ss,. ding n
French mans heart: also Of that other slmo.,
,nv,.,h,e thing psr.,a, ,.nt,cm.,,. roor.,.
hs. so Win Ssro,V 'na .mo,r, 0r sDs
r.v'ns g.. s s condiments ar. needed TO sea
and, II must be confessed. this style OF dramatic
cooking has come lamen,ablv into fhvor hare in
America. Aside from this uorsl aspect OF the mat
1.-THE play Ia mastery Iufows on from BEGIN
ming to end in onoteadv strong curren. ofin sorcs
carrying me excited audtor strong, and whirinr him
about in It's little vortexes OF passion and ts under
current o, desperate revenge. The story as given
by the American adapters Of the play, who have
ar,o,n ,ro.,or. =, ,,,s .-,.,.., a. =, ~. rs.,,.-
n'rnine Heeuon OF tne Original, IL OF tne anecuon
Of mistress for her lover ana Of the revenge she
tab. an him rben ho nrovs. nnc,,,or, int -
- " ,'.l 80 ~ p'O,op uu' 70
her tsitbless desert.p ana s,y ms,.gnae ~ nsx
pssson, WHOM ne believes 70 Dc pure and good; pnt
Who mas been brought up In gaming house and has
soen ] " used there. ~ srtm means she persuades
wv ~. ~. $1,000. s. M Mn1ess safe. we 'ossr' khVws nv
W. pta1iso M soy ana sceeps nel wl.p sna'
n.~ heI .e,enRe ~ mksn curing tuo ronsy
~, M. r.-i.' ~.Shsss s.s@.h ~ ssn noyses
1iih b,s ri;nIas.nnss ~; ~, s, "a Wy" ~
presence The ThoIe mi..rsh,. stcr q, shs srs. nrs
yteus ecrditon Tl,e MAJ 4. ri A. r.e.t .,s,,,n.
sitnations The oiims r. are con,s,vsd ,i,h sons
deriuf All and suennrd escL otbsr ~ Id,y ~
keep Gle mind Of the bearer An eorstant .ptt
and surprise There are no lons snsaenes no v,as,s
OF words: eyerythine M action bnrr yinr on rrom
the very Atr 10 the cs,astronhe Tne rnrtst. ,ises
hou.e We do not have - %a,. ~, e nrn.s
people TO tell each other long preliminary
stories 70 ussist In the understanding of
the plos. The story teIls itseif II 4
written in the graphic scenes that follow fast one
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aggregate daily circulation laa OsNl,
,e3s,2 AOeraee daily circulation dur.
ing ne 'ceeh, los, os4. Daily acreage dur.
Eng The prer0us Ueek, ending Nay 80,
lO3. 733.
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The OpsnIns Of lbe sen.op a. Copey I.Innd.

The season at the great watering place of the poo
pie opens to day. Capt Wilson OF the steamboat
Meta, announces in our advertising columns that
his REGULAR trips commence this morning. Clans
and other refreshments AZ reasonable prices will be
provided for the million, and we are advised that
Judge McQuade will 20 into training imniedd Iely At
the Pavilion Hotel for tile great CLAN eat ng match
TO come OF on the fourth of July.
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The RisLr Man in the Right Place.

Iht NEw YoRk Sun suggests the Hon. HAnI.
TON ] ISL or the Spanish throne, II he il a candi.
cate he win not he successful He deserves we'll OF
tue spamards undoubtedly but ho Ia more useful to
lhem where lie is-in the slale Department a. " ash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-09
The Body Of a RrooLlyn WIG 20 be E.hum.d.

Coroner Whitehill Of Brooklyn has caused the
arrest OF John Hogan Of sOS Columbia st., on
suspicion OF having caused the death OF his wie
out that she had been suffering from lung disease;
but the Coroner asceraininG that the woman before
death had said that her husband had struck her on
the breast, determined b Investigate the case and
ordered DR.. Shepard TO make post norton exam,
nation Of the body, which will DO exhumed.
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sVrssA. ogH cMHns-No.. oe 40, at, 9Is as, iSS
~, 80, sbll sbs, 49,, s6y 2si, f6l Call $40
SfI hloH CathIi IkIAt IEkh-PAt INoa 1885, 1851 100
73a 1879 1882 as 1876 ld5, 1885 1878 7oi IisT ifii lsf
PAW kes laS4 1890 isug, 2OSS 1874, qln n "A
N..Sleo slsA gsS. glsO. glyL - - '0'
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The sus In Europe and In the Country

Readers Of Tns Sun going to the country or TO
Europe may receive their favorte BY mail for
any period desired at the rate OF 80 cents month,
BY sending their and subscriptions 70 our pub
hcstIon once. When the paper ia IN be sent 10
Europe, the postage must be aided to the subscip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-09

The daily circulation of TirE Sun during
he last ueek, uhieh ended on Saturday,
June A. tnds IA EolLotos
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There was a seat In the apple tree,
a moet delightful and coy nooki
Ara 9ns af,srlooo ABOUT half past three,
KILN sat there reading book.
Her fair head hare, with no rat 70 mar
And her dress Just showed one dainty boot;
And he saw her A. he smoKed his cigar,
And he came and stood a. the lad ier's foot.
Kitty halt blushed then surled and said,
:" Won't you come M and sit here now ?"
Ana kHtyp brother, boy To dread,
Saw and deternined to raise ArOwi
30 ne erept softly under the tree,
llstsning TO al they had - sly,
lld thc nnpsh brother and Sly - cOulc be.
Seized The ladder and bore II sway.
Then the5 saw hint and she with Afrowp.
BAD; "WfMwlll that awe hoy DO nrI. 30
ana the cal OF him the greatest scamp Ia iowa
net don Delleys slo was very nuch yeS5f,
ror her lips half smiled thong her ewes hll c. cd
IS she saw the position Of matters now,
And he came over and sat by her tide.
Leaving his place ON the opposite Dough.
What coula they do7 They we're captyes there,
Hel1 a. n BY an iron baud
kltty 10 ted back her Tofcn hnir,
And renectivelv leaned her chin on her hand.
IL tali she, we tor h"'p should call
lheTh laugh 70 see NJ IN surh pl mt;
So we'd best stay here III the shadows tal!
Or I'll some ono OF other comes IN sight
And some one did come II was Kltty's papa
VINO pact the tree he footsteps uacel
And saw through the caves lighted cigar,
A nd mascui me arm round a ftnintne vast
ktiy looked dow and bu,hed At one,
, Ani hen !oohed VI and blushcd at the o'her'
aAid she. IL was all the fault OF nv DrotheT.~
what was the epd2 m tell you what
Some months after, mia s,fss and lace
AM Tbhons ara ruchrs, some ladies sAt
WHO were discussing the time aud place
AZ 10 when $50 ran Their debate
Ana where q certain wedding should hei
Aud uat lmplsh brother was heard 10 state
III had hA'iAr nnin" MI ." ihs @nnia tTHr-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-09

How The Snn shines In Connecticut.
From NE Rs0 Hgben heios.
In this cry.
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SUNBE5M MS.

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D'oAuus iiaue sOo'ooo oy DIS last sene
VI Aonuon ,eAu"s
-one thousand married couples were divorced
In Ohio last year
-ror what port are you bound during court
shipp Bound to Havre.
George Sand is an inveteratc smoker Of
cigarettes which she makes herself
Ben Wade Is not a candidate for Congress
nom the Ashtabula district. Ohio.
Count Bismarck has the jaundice, which hal
rendered his temper peevi.h and morosc.
"A Wisconsin gentleman sat down on abee
hive the other day, and now prefers 70 stand.
Russian bullets are svnopymous with Amer;
can ballots whenever they are o.,t At the poe..-
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snsi' VI" sue thihks OF opening singing sfheo' u
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A., -. ~, -. P",en s"'' us =" $50, eaN'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-09

The dwellin1houses of the Turkish capital
bsinr built Of wood. CONGREGATIONS there are gen.
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70 be sounded, and Mr. Sweeny's friends assembled
around him TO Did him goodby. First was his true
NeIt In order cams Gov. Holman, Isaac Bell, Rufu:
v. Andrews, Nelson Chase. DR.. 6srnoehan, Waller
Roche, Commissioner Of Taxes, Judge Hilton,
Mr.: Peter nyen the accomplished private secretary
Of james N. sweeny, who crossed the ocean before
Everybody having shaken the great Peter BY The
hand, Lord Chamberlain Fields babe his ffiend OF
twenty-five years farewell, and was the last man 10
cross the plank The vessel gracefully glided from
her moorngs into the stream, pointing her prov to
the sast and moved with majestic tread toward
Admiral Fisks band and the cheers OF the assembled
crowd upon the per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-09
pLAYyrvc rus FALL tAnpAIos.

II was observed that Gov. noffman entered into
private conversation with his political mentor wici
lasted for some minutes, and there " bet littl,
doubt that the outlines Of the NIL campaign wer,
briefly discussed in these hurried Whispers. elous
seemed for instant 70 pass over the fsce OF Oh,
Governor, as though the figure Of the United statoi
uection law Distracted his vision. But his coun
tenAnce almost INSTANTLY resumed ts placid expres
sion, as few pointed snggestions from the grea
ease with which the law could DO turned 70 the ad
vantage OF the Democracy.
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CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE.

Al this moment Admiral Fisk's band struck up
Champagne Charlie Is the Boy" Surrogate Hutch.
ings, WHO had become very much interested In this
Interview At once started TO stop the band. As no
passed rapidly 70 the stern OF the vessel he came
into contact with Rufus y. Andrews and James W
Hustled OF Westebester, Senator Chapman, Ben
Field. and Ex-Governor Jewell, OF Connecticut The
last named gentlemen were engaged In animated
conversation 40 70 the effect OF the new military
election law. Our young Surrogate fearing that he
had uespassed on the consultations OF the enernse
Of the Democracy, moved suddenly 10 the larboard
side Of tho ship.
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with that digninsd presence and smiling eounse-
miral's assistance and offered hin his arm. 4 hey
both approached Mr.. sweeny and talked for new
moments upon the inpend ding conflict with the Cen.
trail Railroad. The Admiral seemed 70 have no
doubts Of the issuc. Nj. bsssny suggested caution
In every movemenk Mr.. Tweed, with his broad
should hrst ascertain the points OF advantage to be
Eaned, and then press 10 their attainment without
moments hesitation or doubt The Admiral said
that the Pennsylvania Central was With the Erie.
" Then the fight II won," exclaimed the Boss.
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OF the occasion. Police Commissioner Henry Smith
dressed 10 a fashionable evening suit, With gol
buckled patent ieate or pumps and yellow SILK stoek
ings, took charse OF the police arrangements, a
though ont Of the jurisdiction Of the metropolita
district Comptroller Richard d. Connolly, lookin
as fresh as q youngsier OF twsnH-nys, and COSTUME
in new spring suit which he tried on ~ Drumgol
Kings an hour before, wss the nrst man 10 o.
prosch the great Peter. Neat came Gov Hoffman
and also his private secretary Colonel John ID. Val
Buren,, whose beautiful aud accomplished daughte
sailed FOR Europe In tile came steamer.
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ADMIRAL RISKS nIsuAp.

magnificent bouquet ~ the beautiful blonde on
IN. :teamer Hutchings In his excitement brushed
slightly against the Admiral, and the latter becoming
entangied with Ills Slvso diamond beaded cane lost
his balance and was precipiNsted at full length, uni
form and all, at the blondes feet Jay Gould could
not restrain his visibility at tho Admirais uiscom-
nture. BY this time the band had completed the air
The Admiral rose with muscular indgnity, and in
stentortan tones ordered the Gags the Don
Juan lowered. At this moment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-18
Social Equality.

The Indianapolis Journal. in column
of twa,idle. undertakes 10 overturn the
charge we made few day since, that
the Radical party was in favor OF social
equality" and that the Democracy would
not recognize such condition Of affairs.
In answer TO the Journals remarks on
,his subject. we refer il 10 the movement
oc senator Drake. when he required that
all educational institutions that had re-
cciyed Congressional aid should receive
colored students upon equal terms. in
every particular, with the whites, or for
felt the lands which had been granted
them. If this is not a step in the direc-
Ition of social equality. 10 which the
measures il the Radical party are tend
ling. we would be pleased 10 have the
journal editor tell ~ what is necessary
Ito produce the result. Ii is either social
equality or thc withdrawal of white stu
dents from all The educational in>iitu-
ltions hich have received Congressional
Iaid.-l New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-18
for the Jasper weekly Courier.
Religious Discussion in Duff.

Nix. EDITOR THE latest sensation in
the ncighborhood of "kansas." is de-
bate on the Scriptures, between J. j.
Osborn. OF the persuasion OF "Chrstian-
bodies" or "Campbellites," and Floyd
Songer. of the Regular Baptist Creed
said debate took place on last evening,
at early candlc-light. at the Vaughan
School house, and is to be continued in
definitely. The next discussion will be
delivered next Saturday night week at
the same place.
| Question under consideration 'whcth-
or MI mankind can repent and be saved
or not" Osborn af,irms. Songer denies.
This discussion is calculated TO get up
quite an excitement. and many have al
ready expressed themselves deeply iu-
itcrcsted Probably older heads will take
pa,t before long. The discussion prom
4 ises 10 be one OF interest, and no doubt
will have Il tendency 70 make more Bible
readers than arc now. | will send you
4 synopsis Of thc proceedings Of their
IncNi discussion. "SPECl ATOH.
Drtr. Ism. March ~ l>1V.