davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-08-13

1ptA. 4t53l 13,eeG3 1,043
BEEF CATTlE-1he market WAS charactcrze,,
~ falE degree Of activity Ind the general feel
nE seemed nrm'E. There wAs no Improvement
u thr quality Of ths offerings, common and me-
diuus grades comprising the bulk, nut there we're
mo!e buy els for these descriptions Of stock than
IN either Of the reyous days Of the week, aud
prices ruled fr1n and q shAle higher
There we're no extra hccEcs, and but single
"tnnes thst would properly come under The
III I'D OF choice. This lot embraced 199 head, Az
craetnE l,296 ~, and brought &s-s3. They were
sold By L0t' smith. 4 few fair to eosAi second
class steers fountf buyers At s'.pna7.13, hut most
nf INT. transactions we're At prices ranging fruEu
50 - doWnwaf1, tn <3.pn. some rnu9h ,nin cows,
ard Texas cattle wea e closed ont Ut $3.Nt313 80
Texas eatise sold ei the ieruanl being falr At 4
slight advance. ehe market closed nt7n:
C1n$ISl1 rK1cEs.
Choice Eecres-Ftne fat, weli-foE7ned
Ssn s-ylar Old steers, aud averaging
l-sb 10 1.{0c....... 81. .eEaS IS
Prime Beeyes-Goosf, w-ff-iatt<4l finely
foImet steers, averaging 1.la0 to ESQ
pouMis,-- .-...-.........-.... E16a20o
Fair Erxdes-Fair stseta, In fair uexh
averaging Ito to l.stp pounds. ...; 6Ol1c5Q
Medium Cass-Mc4tiuIn s.ccE< anh Es,sr3
rws. for r.ty slaughter, Ayeracin:Ap
TO 1,i:h rounds. nAs...,..............., imaAM
sletE Ca:t1e-Cnmmnn caftte, Ia decent
nr-h, ayet sgiuE sQ0 tu 1,OSI poun,ls.... a75lae1
tntent1-Llcht snH thin 'Uws a:l.l stre1s lOo5 20
TST z $40 Ira
, 1870-08-13

TIE Nsv ToEk World e4ys:
sush publication /. e1er+dnaf ttne'y. md stonlt
Il s aa ~ M
dsstiise. ef fNe tsde md tas sosa;a'Fes Of w4as i
Tte vehsa.ka City PRIV .7r.:
p- III ss e.; sses. q ss ss.9 d. H., t is l.
Tie Iearenro1ta eb~.e7ru.i.ee1rs:
I'VE are not ourselves beIIere1e fu fire. t.sd- tus
we,ec n.r discussion On ths and ii o:aer ureso.
latEf to the w%ate Of the erauby. and tts ael an.
ss1h Worthy 'f 'sa' 1' fFeo' and''' u 1'7'
The .stArsstn cAss.rsaa xiso<axs Of Chic1s,,
"Bz far the eeare't tre.he.t aad e.s popa.as prs
.eEtaiion Ee hsvt E ID .! the Anspro'eetre ST.
Irahe ked7sT. Philadelphia:
r. ;ae fsz;S,aa { z 5Ess
r sa.e &c .ts1 80 ~ SJ SET
i hi e ss:; 's:s
n naa e7i1ed It"
The trsu. Of A.1say n. II, tasss
n.. vii: e ta; aae. se i a0a tsts as
III ss5e |. s1asnss;.s- yst h1ilis*f- The Wosk has
=, rnb,f.hfrx thh book TIE League tsei4 that Ills
oerirr The ruost effective aad popular work so!a-
n, eeonosnJ that has n yst been written.
Ere Trade1z ean do no betez seztee the case u
truth. Justice. and humanity thao tY circulating thu
nttle book anoug their friends Il II offered you {
what 1t eosts to printtk Win not a7eky frrs Tradf
put ec9y Of the book Ito tha hs2d of ha Pto:eeo.
, 1870-08-13

cA$AL LocE, CHICAGO. Aug. IL ?. m
tLkAkIp-D1lixu, Leskp pott. light: J. .. L-onaE,1,
Feru, e.el6 II huber, 900 rs rhay1ngs: Colonel
M'7sn, Zig Run. Light: r Il. Atkinson, Leuont,
liEtt ...-
ARK1vEp-Ezaheshv Lackporr, 1e.ono hu oats
Pisnef, Anonf, - yt!s stone: r II. Atkinson. Le-
n,ont, s. 3ds s,ohe: General AcFhersou, Lcmont,
6 -. stone: EclEse. LeEont, - IDS stone. Col
Martin. Biz Eup, S3 yt:s stone; Henry Mixer. te-
nj. 1G1 bf.s iltEe, Ga .ls stone; Oak Leaf, L.
mont, S vas s:c:s: s. +. "a,se1, Lemons, %
vspec, Iemont, s. yGs stnne; j. Il. IcGenniss,
Len cit, q !ds IT ne; Ellie O'connell, sag, %
IDS sso1le: v. II. Simmons. Le1nont 20 IDS stone.
cASAL IoeK. Ca,eA6o. Aug. 49, p. H.
CIHhEu-Adysnce. Lcnoot, Light; Eclipse, Le-
mcEt, light; rlanst. Ieinoat, Light: S. IT., l..
nont. Light: {. ". walker, light: Elite o'Conneil
sag. Iiaht: u. WALKER: Lnont, Light: ". Ast;en'
Arabia; Big Kpa. light: Anarew = Jackson Lasa1ls,
light; {. ". zimmerman LIckport Light; EizA
iwth. Leespots. Isgh1; Dolphin. ossa~s ~ :',sao II
AEKlvkp-W. y. SimoDtls, Lemont, 20 I'd.
stone: Brl.llans. Morris, s+4a9 bu corn; ChicaEc
Belle, Maitt!l1ts, $500 bu corn; Z E. Goodell
0uawa, $3.50 oa crrn-
, 1870-08-13
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, Aa3. 12-1:N r m.-o-eos, 81, 20;
o-sos. fo. s5k; 5-as. 81, s4H: lo-4os, sax.
1DSpoS, Ang. IL = Evening Cons,ls, 2l'zs
arrunnt. 9la3: American securities quiet; '6ss,
6&t; f65A, S6: 'S7s, S.: 1o.4os, 634; Eae8, lsH
1liu,ois Central, lo6; Great Western, Fl. stocks
sttaCJ.
FAxls, Aug. l2.-Bourse rentes, EST s9c.
FkAskFuKI, AHg. 1s-Bonds dull, owing TO
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1a-11:15 a m.-F1our, sss 81;
winter wheat, los I'd :3red Nhest. % Bda9s 81 i;
white wheat, l1s@f1a Id Coru, sas- Pock- leoa.
Lsrd, IT,
LIvfhroot, Aug. la-1:eo r. m.-Flont, 9as;
wlnter whaat, 1us ld8los I'd: red, % 7d: white,
los le(a los lid. Corn, 81a.
Received ,ass sh,ee days. 5000 qrs; $1,000 Of
which sse American
LlvERroo1, Aug. 12-EyenIne. -Cotton-S1,es Of
the week. ,000 baes; export q 600 bales; spec
uAtorr. lU,oVu iaes: stock, aGs, 900 bales; Amerl-
can, 25sUo bales. Receipts Of week, 1900 nales
American, 97,NA. Stock anoa1, 411.o00: american.
eto balrs- Market to-day auiet; sales IL 100
nnles nplands 1t sd; Orleans, ri.
2CaliiutLlA white wheat, lGs 1Dd111s: red West
eFu No. ., 9s sd; red winter, los 1eL Western
nour. -. COMMA. mixed, Sis. oats -
Turk. l2.s. Beef. 1854. Lard, s3a Cheese,
tes Cd. R4crn-Sss I'll for Cumberland cuts; fx;s
lor !ho1t rb Mdalts. Common rostu. s. 81
'za>e". sristss Petroleum.. y; setne,a, Is
| tnNnJt, AuE. la-Ta!iow .lu1i; 4t@t Srerm
uit dull ut stlasls Sugar sos 6 Nlafe oil dull
| as. Lusetl oil nfm; Cacutta tlnsesd quiet at
| G4s.
| 1urrentine dull.
Eeps JUL at 5sGa5s 81. ..
| Petroleum ut Antwerp firm ut l3H243s-
| Refined petroleum quiet, and steady, at ls1Et
Tor colnon- Rosln quiet at s. 9As6s; uua rostr
| tfEU.
, 1870-08-13

.iaLrt Aes oynu,cdn ntaau.....-,t 49, :. T. 9:EA
Ssklt u Sss..:....--.-"---s'tt FL r - +.:Gz
fExrett spnSsJ1 ;Hurs teraush % 8: 1oR,s esr
r1ht. t32iard2Js AID Ear3A5s e1espaaa- !E4ft
MQSd3y,
, 1870-08-13

Ard tre attnert in al private naattesrnsa fr1at~.
'DK. t. SANGER. q! f.AS.ltess- rriz, L4xsurr and
noek tr :l,s MaFI.t II seas. Female PILL. st.ts IN
surtr+ FULLY srratsd. Aha. NERvtSK PiL1S-:tse
eiarnp md ad1I.,4 P. .. Box IL, Chicago
, 1870-08-13

L. n. CLARKE, N. L., the RtxufAr Old Estah1fshed
Or, CLARKE Il. Sons tlark+t trrsF McE*cet,
CD>FlDkhT1ALLY COSSUL1kU-
IT ter;nie Fills ttsesa rnAdti $:A PR box By mali.
S+nd twu 1t.'ars for Ma!:,ed Sccrets.
EF- Also, tetc far SD * uq Self buse. -...-
Ahanes letters uf r. o. CLARKE, 173 South Ozark.
r
, 1870-08-13
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST Is, 1870

II mixed s :!3 ea TOR Etrrs 81. D, g,f ,o,,u am,
I101 :or s-tnch loubef; sold ~ Il, 3. coue I
Cargo to arrive. nom white 1,.. i'm =,
+ 4li fnn. s'1ps, and boasua. III 81, o; sori h1
CasEo Of schr jes:ie Phillips, fun N,,,, l..
II fist scanrt1ng, and timber 4. til "a ~ a. -, =
and SIS for long lengths: sold BY r. i. ntckiosj Il RI
luat,er Il s;s.0o, 9u6 IN lAth At s4oo; sold ts Il
cargo II senr w. 4: willard, trom Musregon,
/: F. c sRs 'sa sud asss Pssst! 5 H. :a:s I'd j
cargo of schr Surprise. ftom ,oeonso. 10 N It
sris, md IL % for boards: sold By lrtsh Bultea
csrro of schr E1lza Day, from Portage Lake, 81
and tl0ao for 2-tnch: 4co u "4Ar ahIngie1 =
!a1.H: 100 N No. i do st *1.5o; sold bI Il. b.
Ia cargo Of seox THO, from sausssuct, 20 N II
Co:
An active demand exIAts.d Tor choke grades,
anu quotations ruled nrrn a follows:
FI.sr clear 1-lnch to 2-tnch. h.......-. {5looa520a
second CLEAR. l.lneh 70 stnct-........ 4aooats %
Third clear, I-ll4Gh. slO6t 33G1
Third clear; iA. y, IN. md s,inen saoae4soo
reseer. rough, the same ~ second . ~
F1fst and second clear siding. tosether sooesaSe
EuIE1npn siding. Observation-Disclosures. 1aU0A At8.D0
Common uooY1ng, dressed. ..... 2.u0s*A.00
and rpward. ............... ...... saooaaa0o
4 ktack toasts. ,......... ..-........ n, za0
b stock buAr1s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1aVA49aQo
Ctnsncn h,auls, fencing, jntst, scaut-
III 6, and small timber, 13 to 16 feet. 1a6Ha15b0
Jotst anL scxutllpg, Is 10 81 feet 80. 14Gk32Ln0
DrJ cuImou boarz3s and fencipe..... 1am&!+00
P1ckers, ,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,... laDOl 90
tlckets, squxte. te..................... 1lDkStk
Cet1r r0sys, split. lf.....-............-.. 12A i
Ctdat posts, fpund, .....-............. - M
Sawed shingles, No L. ............. Asa 500
Saved shingles. A or sta1... aaA3 aaa
Ash, seasoned, 3 m-...... ....... 3A00te8s-O0
Oak, SEASONED, y 1m.........+........ 4a00 Aaao6
WhiLewooI, seasoned, q m............ eA,00sto 10
Black walnut, seasoned, 4 n..... :. 900 400
Hickory p!aIk, clear. 4o.003 y %
HICKORY ax1enets, PER set. l.3o
Maple a1letfees pet tSet...+.....-.... l.o1t@ LII
Wagon tongues, eacn....-.... ...... 81
On TRACE.
In consequence Of an improved demand and
Hight r-celpis prices remain MN and auehAn8ed
! n fellows: - =
= u stI 20 =
TtCkuess-FTa shingles to be two inches In
| thickness. LenRth-sixteen inches. $500 pei
cargo added when transferred, which follows the
I Shtt.fF
, 1870-08-13

No. 19s Routfl Clazk+t. Ch'r1ko, i'll, rusr1 Nervpas
rrny limits and t;rnefni netlsts. Seminal Weakness.
S,tltsc Affections, Diat$tes. Gr4yt, Aud all UrinsT.
n:-e1ecs.
kr iadIes rrqgHne snseieal si, medical attrud.net
o. sdscr. Lay yah n a4liEI- the D-s al conf lch
tta attf1s. tnta!s can Ii provided with Private
AlAttntgpks. ErlArH 2tkl1Aur. ke.
, 1870-08-13

pE7KoIT, Aug. i4-Er-ProIs Tonwania, Rich
moud, Comet; bafka EaaE alkenhurg. II. F Bald
Wiz, burnside; schss phalsrope, Weaver, Florida
Dows--Piops arrtlc, Atlautlc; schrs Hudson,
Flint Norwegian. Northwest, RutheFf0t's, Aary,
Muckipg Bir,l. " ali, Atauntot GerIach, Breed,
Ntnt-SoHhwest. Hight.
Dx1Katz, Aug. l2.-FAssEp TP-PEo1s sun, City
Of Tuisdu: tchrs II. n St'It, Dakota
Flss1D D0wS-U2rk9 Maitland, taletta; tf1J
Orkney LaSA
Int
, 1870-08-13

MuG-The hog market WIS again dull and de-
rtrAtcd tot!Ay, and We hare TO note further tc
iuctten ef asNc on Eood to choice heaTy hocN
- iatk hcc~ we're tn moderate request and COM
paratlycly tteAhy At A1Aout yestenla!'s clOs-
Ing rr1c*s The receipts were Small. bus win the
hre number held over maize SUPPLY 10 excess
pens unsoh?. Sales were II S9.ts19.e0 for cotn-
mon: f9.e:tss.s3 for rnedpn to fair: aud At as+
| ra.lE in ths<1as II $s.CHas.:a- We append the
| following.
, 1870-08-13

FRIpIT EFKNtSG, AtG. T..
lrMDER-The market for cAfEoes To-day eI-
h,G.te4I fair degree Of activity and quotations
were almpst invariably veil sustalncd-eAvtuG
TIC demand flr "a shingles continues moIeE-
ately active. and sales were quick Il a0a9aiaN
lie market TO. lath. The Aggregate demand IS
iArce, ard holders are nru In their views II for
uer quotations, SIG. .--.-.
, 1870-08-13
DIR. KnsSeff.

" ssa:a C:u!ktt. Cs!sAso eas1 Tor 10 e.a:ke} tie
Il graduate nt the l1ntvtsty nf rhalrpIa. aud T.
the mort 1l.be phx.iean u the city for all Chronic
Theory ct Scssou. and Sexual 04esses Consutations
, 1870-08-13
CAU7fON!

HoOFLASD's GERMAN REMEDIES are counter.
feited See that The signature u O. H. JACKSON Is qa
the wTspr4 Of each bottle. An oshez1 ars counterfeit
PrtEdpA Ofhcs and Aanufse*osy 1t the Gezraaz
Aed:eaae s,ere. 10. 81 ARCH STREET, Phuad.1aais
, 1870-08-13

Is3 South Ctark trsats al FTiv1te and ScI1AI Die.
ratts+ and etten r paue1t in the most sFusnt
an ohe,instt t..t- Ct Seminal W-ahness, He5.on, De-
hl!ity Or y phtlltte A!ioos q any kind whest the
Gruf.ses: PA:nrhltt Ok Advee sens free Coa-aMatoa
ttec Acd conhdeotAi.
, 1870-08-13

sNEEP.Tnc supply was liberal tc-day, and,
under less active demand, prices ruled easier.
We quote common At 8. .5e*AcV; medium 1t - =
SJ.LG<SAp0
, 1870-08-13

OCEAN STEAMERS,
PIT tflC MaiL ETk4MSRtp CGAP4HT5
rnrots5 Tlus to CatfoErta md fhI2xs
rhpYa prf>uFVH

s:r%..ees ast Itr NJ u Se-h River, foet oI Uan4-
A.. =. :. oe.rak roa1 "a RI and 2fs. e1rrpt wheL
f7esr dayf fstl en- ssrt-T-tst. the LAY p.estccx,
ar:n.f sG-ARtZ1Nt. Capt. GRAY. connecting ~itt
MUSTASA. Cnpt Patkrr. .,..
.elnd..l taf5x&3 Ala Ee6 fttA to fAEs
admit r~-+-cfef. M~@t--@ enf s.te-@s-r-..-~.
AL drpAftlEts tolth II MAazariHo; that o. the IT.
1onhc-:4 =: Pl:1i.. A:t .sLs-:-1 ios S. FA:..l
rit: Sir ard !t: To- Cr.s4l Ars1es Esr. acc tLos
Of TT toren II MsrErrt1b1
FOR JApA. AND s'eflNA.
Steamer JAPAN. leaving Anfu.t /. I5.4.
E.. Iscixh aEe 3ss..xs AsS y tl5se: t5to:
". New fort tF. r bABY' AFent Or At tGrs-r.l Vest
r:1 ASrcY, Eo:3es tASAuS 4at MAd.sot4t4- CSe:
J. a. WAHRAt:E, AAr.s
, 1870-08-13
PRICES:

Hoodaud's German Ritte1s, Per bottle. 90
Hoodard's German Bitters, half dozsa... 500
Hooaand's German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, Per bottls.. LOO
Or hall dozen fores. s.9"
10 not forget u examine vel The article 5ou na5'
oss.er to eet the seuul7e.
, 1870-08-13

NEW YoRx. Aug. to-Busncsa has not ycf open
ei with any degree Of actiyity, aud although
:'rces are unchangct., to-day the market Is lack
:ug III tue5aucJ. The best makes OF heavy browu
gsAAl southern brand, lsc; Atlantic sntrtinGs,
slAc; Maxwell 4o-lnch, 1sc; 1onaiuock 10
shee.lnGs, Sic : Ptpre'el! s., ane: AndIoscoeEir
Hutta II. lahc: White Rock tnseys, e1c: Biaci
Rock do. epc: Lnnstiale paper catnb1lc5, 93l0s
.ur common SDJ high cplGra
, 1870-08-13

FK1pAf EVENING, Aug. 1e.
The following table shows the receipts and
rliEn:enss Of produce at this point during the
past tNenty-four hou1s:
, 1870-08-13

PI1TsRCRGn, Aug. t2-Cruhe petroleum quiet:
<Mt, 9c: lututts nnnltnal. safes OF 1000 hrls In
c4us at sc- Refined quiet; spot or August, s3Q.,
!5hc+ ea1es sUg brl5 zach, September aud OctO-
htF, S3LC,
, 1870-08-13
CHAS. N. EVANS,
PROPRIETOR

FORMERLY c. II. JACKSON l. COY
, 1870-08-13

r. F1Anf n. Barker takes sal. tn Chica4n At ese T.
a r.. and Il. dart tcoa> to Toledo 1T IS, Tree In
, 1870-08-13

~As The 'uesnocrs5' os De Tssqueve Il the asitst
sFtatsc Nrk:t, Bl6r pultlcAl i4hfsc Will
h. fruud thst ia III %rAt~- II. Hsr.ist
te.t stssaeHt az-oaE cur people 4nd oE
10 iGt.tsnx y ar.ansnts .ad s'E,.'ns aaspssa
~h:<h b.lonf 70 he eoae e m
our aIkGr - PERHAPS t< Eoat lucid and painted Il n
modern w.terp eeoDotnieal science Ii hardly TOO
nuth sreard hiE1 irAL.os WORKMAN asno1r ihcs8
A. lea.s be hoes hsa p!.fe .sons T. ablst expo9nc
Ei.s m l-o. the sxt u ~ deprived France ot n.1
faAt E.s4 uanS Asr shat atpounder Of rolit1-
Ea. sisted and viii fern valGabie and rt.etcal tell
heck ia the banda of the party which II 1xivn8
for ths 1ss8 11 national tHapce.s
, 1870-08-13

!1U E3P.nt .----------- +....-.. s:1u L n. AtNhr
fi&et KIfaf&1...-- 5:11p n s9ta ,
s.4asfnx A-~c+ln7r.i7 ;I...., inE n s.sSH
cc.i.n Ace.Hunodaton,.,,... N:Io 4 S.Sn
| 4fr.rJtd e-~"N-A*
, 1870-08-13

1t the Open Board. the leading grain mar
kcta werc fairly active, and quotations we're
norainslly unchanged. No. spring wheat
closing firm at 7l.0:, for The option seller last
half Of August, s1:0A cash, and al.14.S
corn were 73s<c, seller last halt OF this
mouth, and i41fc seller September. No de-
nsnd for graia-carEying vessels.
, 1870-08-13

H. Esreiptk r. ShiFmtnts-
lsi0. I 1863. 1870. 1860.
, 1870-08-13

Such publication l. exec~dinsfF tfneiy. 4nd shnni4
te IN the hauds oi every v h0 toah a-qusr i'll
dcetE1res Of fe usde and tas soshalEies Of wAas i
rnis1aued pTtttctian-"
, 1870-08-13

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Ticket 9f6et. fohthrAst cerptF Ct tlAr and LAkee.E
Cedat Rapids rAss:nxrt..,. s:l5 n m SD n :,
Paeife Fast jEe-....s.,,....sl5:DS- q 4 W s5:So B. II
Pscide Night Ks1rt4s..,.,,,,e a;Is n %, s.MA Il
Fretport and DunIeIth Pasts go u ta:Na, n
Fttfport and D1nlcith Pass.' e:E = IN. 800 r. Il
AW aukte Mali ..............$ $50 =. IN. f1:l3 T. II
Milwaukee E1pFtsH....,,,...s PA3 4. m. e4:l0 D. u
Milwaukee F4sse2Ser..,.,.-..s sIu .. N. s6aU D. II
Milwaukee Pae+enker tdaiy}. II % p. n. 5+n l. u
s. Papl Gtttn Bay Ex-.--- ao g = n. s::ls p- I
Green Bay R1pessa ....-..-s @O p N t:D i. q
The New York herald., 1870-03-07
Mcand9ingS Among the Peculiar Creeds Of
the MctropOlis-Free Methodists, Mora
vians, Christian lsraslites, Camp
bcllites, Apostolic Catholics
and Spiritualists.
nTHE LOST ON LAND AND sea-
Corruscations Of Piety and Precept from
the 0racles Of the Pulpit.
Sabbath Disc0urses Among Roman CathO-
lies, Episcopalians, Presbyterians,
Methodists, Unitarians, Con.
gregationalists, Baptists
and Universalists.

The principal feature Of the religious services In
the various churches yesterday was the full naugu-
ration OF the holy season Of Lent and the opening of
the "forty hours DEVOTION" which commenced
at noon and will be continued until ten
O'Clock on Tuesday morning The observ.
ance OF this peculiar fast was the subject
OF exhortation in all the Roman Catholic ana ritual.
istic churches, and as a rule the congregations In
attendance were unusually large. The question OF
the Bible in the public schools formed the subject OF
theological controversy in several OF the Protestant
churches, and few or the preachers drew
their themes from the current history of
the age and local events but the majority
OF the sermons were confined to purely
theological doctrine Rev. Mr.. Evans, OF the Laight
street Baptist church. spoke OF the recent shocking
disasters which have startled the community, hav.
ing particular reference to the sinking OF the steamer
Oneida; Rev. Mr.. Hepworth spoke on the subject OF
education and Mr. Beecher took occasion to express
some Of his views on the ''new creed OF Plymouth
Church.n
AS whole, the array OF sermons reported below
VIII be founu gratifying both in variety and treat
ment and win be worthy OF perusa
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

not stare round and pass whispering comments
on their neighbors' dresses until the sermon comes
ana they 60 to sleep. All mere is calm and serene
and the preachers words fall as MIX and honey on
thirsty souls and seem 60 open the portals OF heaven
to those who care TO pass within and md hope ana
salvation. The minister here-Rev. j. M. Pullman,
brother OF the great palace car maker-is middle
aged man. evidently earnest and wei meaning In
all he says Possessed OF none OF the burning el0-
quence Of q Beecher, he speaks common sense and
has none OF the orthodoxy which conceas truth In
mass OF rhetoric but rather that earnestness which
wss ON s naxsd be-
and he illustrated his subject BY the apt text from
Acts H.. 2e-"Unlo you first, God, having
raised his Son Jesus, sent Him to bless you, III
turning away every one OF YOU from his iniquitles.
He dwelt on the fact that Jesus came save, not
10 damn. That tine theorists who held that God was
q Coo or vengeance and not love stated absnrdlties
which they could uphold by nothing In the Scriptures
The world salvation occurred nearly two hundred
times IN, the New Testament, and never had any
reference to salvation from punishment Saivatl0n
referred simply to she great mercy OF Gods iorgive
vatiOn could be got IN o moment and without any
preparation Tnis was q mistake. Salvation was
not state but process, and therefore tickets for
salvation could not be gwen like tickets for
soup. Some people thought they could 60 into
? church, pray DIT, and, like not cakes, be
turned round and done brown on every side,
then Labelled "Saved,n and stuck intO pigeon-hole
until IT pleased the Lord to take them up into
heaven; But the Lord didn't DO business IN that
way. When he created man He created q con-
science within him, and that conscience was the
monitor which should guide MIN, Anything IN de-
relicti0n TO 1t would suffer its own punishment
There was no need VI an everlasting nell for that
The worst punishment God could lnnict on de-
graded and lost being would be TO place MIN IN
front OF his own conscience and there make him 1--we
forever. But God was too mercfu even for that
The worst man that ever ilved would some DAY find
forgiveness at His hands and be purified forever
The sermon was attentvely listened To and was
effective. Inc trustees Of TINS church NUMBER eight
Il. p. Smith Nathaniel Smith, y. II. Delamater 4. }.
Coleman, Dr. J. W. Cloves, Walter Scott. O. B. De
Baum, J. A. Conover ana Munro Crane There are
three deacons-W. I. Dewee, John Russell and
Nathaniel Cheney.
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cipe OF gong into all tho world and preaching the
gospel to every creature should be Its definition
lie referred the great agencies tnat had helped 10
diIiuse the gospel, such az the art OF printing,
steam, tue telegraph. The reverend gentleman also
spoke OF the discovery OF the New Word by Col um-
bus as beng instrumental in bringing the light OF
Christianity to so many millions OF benghted souls
In the course of his remarks he spoke
OF the Saviour becoming man and that
IN tins incarnate capacity He was justified by his
works, ana recommended his hearers TO let their
actions De their record and endeavOr TO emulate
Christ in HIS demand .'Wh0 OF you convlcteth Me
OF SIN p Men should show to the world by their
works that they cOnformed 10 Him VINO was made
manifest In the flesh and justified In the spirit
Christ became man, not an angel, but was seen OF
angels; and 10 should all mankind though living In
the nesh live so as 10 be nIted for the companion
snip OF the celestial host. All should be ambassa-
dors OF Christ, and the spread OF the Gospel Will go
On until the vast congregation OF nations Dows De-
fore the name OF Jesus Tins propagandism would
GO on by all agencies, even by war and revolution.
AIter fervent exhortation to become co-helr win
Christ the congregation dispersed to the meodlous
symphony Of the Organlst.
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vices consisted Of the celebration OF the
eucharist and administering the commu-
mon, OF which members OF all Christian
churches are invited 10 partake. The character oi
these exercises has already been indicated IN the
proceeding paragraph explanatory OF the services OF
TINS church. No sermon was preached. ~ ID gen.
eraly done, but IN Its stead printed homily suif-
abe to the OCCASION anu applicable 10 the second
morning lesson. which was taken from Matthew W.,
a. W ~ inclusive, WAS read by the angel, Rev. ~ A.
aseAier. r. inc music was good, but not marked Dy
any pecuiiaflties worthy oil note, the congregation
untng Win small choir in chanting the responses,
s,,nsmg hymns and the re Dsuia LdaddHus A. the
c.o6 ol the services the congregation remained
stanuins untii after the ecclesiastcs had RETIRED
and without further ceremony dispersed.
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CHURCH or QUA SAVIOUR.
Services Ycstcrday--The Church OHlcers-The
Congregation.

SeFvlceB FcsLcfduy-Th0 ChurCh ONIccfN-Ihe
Congregation.
The Church Of Our Saviour, in West Thirty-6fth
street. Is a neat and pretty little edce IN which the
congregation seems almost ike family SO quiet anu
attentive they ALL Tnls one OF your bril-.
liant churches, where the men are all bombast ana
the women all vanity. MISS Flora McFmsey would,
indeed, have no show here, ana her flowers and
feathers and diamonds, that would relieve for day
all the poor In New York, would be irowned down.
few silk dresses were there but many more OF less
costly fabrics. Nor is this account OF poverty IN
the congregation, which counts some Of New York's
most solid men. In such place, and among such
people. there does seem be some true religion not
simply worldly mockery Of 1t. The listeners do
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.

What 1t Is to See jesus Defined by Rev. DIR.
Armita ae--Interesting Baptismal Ceremony
and Communion.
The services yesterday morning at the Fifth ave.
nue. Baptist church, over which Dr. Armitage Is
pastor, and over whose congregation he has
been pastor for the last twenty-five years, were Of
an unusually interesting character and the church
more than usually well filled. This church, as 10
vel known, ranks among the finest temples Of wor.