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New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

COZ OfLINsA the residence Of John Heon on East walnut HIM.
Cincinnati Tuesy evening sept I'll hs MARIA Ghnon CoAsA
sIu"" VI ii'"- iA " " ' " 49, " ~ " 49, ~
ahe .u
CONASTIn Black Hawk Colorado Francis O'
and MARY L. Consut
Funeral wednesisy, Sept 10, from the Uuiverahs
Church huntington L. Cars leave Jarnessp rrtrning
leave Huntington at s;5 Friends are Invited
DURYBE-At Eugwood n. j. H. Ruggles youngest
J. Arg and Are Duryee aged % months.
Funeral Wedneslay 1901 oi
Railroad. $50 a
FVLLERTuN-n Stamford Sunday Sept TO- Ms SArsA
Fullerton ,, ,,.. q, ,
BE- Atendei the residence Dothef u
Iioyt, Tueday sept H. at 3p IN
GAGE VIII msbureb L. L. on SUNDAY Sept TO- George Gage
1anis q, tho ipyni % attend
t. L.. ,..Gsnre M Isl sonh Eghthst Tu.ssy Sept ~
80 " - "
=, :, mn -,,--.,. 80, , a..
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PERSONAL.

Admiral Labrousse of the French Navy com
mited suicide Oh the 22d u He was nearly 81 years
the naval service.
Jules Favre appeared lately in his old arena.
the Puais dc Justice Paris TO plead cau>c III hc Fir;
laniber OF the Clvil Tribunal ul ia" : lr.
Prof Wilhelm Zahn, who had acquired a
merftrd celebrity III 10 the excavations
Hercusneum and POmpci died at Bcrn on the Zld uit
sir Roderick MHrchsOn publishes the fol-
lowing letter relative his friend Dr. Livingstone frOn
Dr Kirk. st Zinzbai. dated July 10, 1911:
csl further accounts Of lh'nfstone "hs
lat rot O huknown place Of
TatguyIa confirmed Arabs IRON that quarter
to Of tb,s@ place. herr
~ feeling On the part Of the Arb to nm The little
first bs, passed Oh and ."n let
isr hrs Of The reason T." M TO
The Ioctor moving SLOWLY ui sairIV be -deDtly e
90. apc d.tefuiped 10 leave ht. him h
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Gpelial Iotlfes

The Executive Committee ref the CITIZENS and TAX
PAYERS for the FINANCIAL REFORM Of tue CIri COUNTY
OF EBw-YORK
respectfully subscriptions the Fund for de'svnr the
Of performing ne duty dsvoved
that ommit~e meeting Cooper Union Assdsz
evening September 1911. such subscriptions be seu Ka
saue ESQ., Treasurer 100 Broadway either Of the ansrss<
or to collectors duy appointed for the Who viii sbes ss
authority.
wYork. Sept IL, H'i
JAMES NJ BROWN WASHINGTON u vBRMILTR
HENRY CLBws wM n PLIRss
sAML d. BABCOCK. J. sELGhAN,
y. B. HERMAN, BUGBSB bALLS,
mo A. STEWART,
HENRY @ srBBBIys Chairman. ix,on..
WN T. HAyEABYBR, viee-Chaimss. J
At Regular Meeting Of the AMHRCUS 81" ASSO0A-
TION Al ter cubhouse East Broadway last evening George
following preambles and resolution which
Mrssra Barter Fpstnck Henry B. Lynch Bahs.s
John Blair President Of the AIoeson uad
SPEECHES favor Of the resolution The following the pah
and resolution
refrain vu It's opinion lhis sncssre
this city and worthy member Wn
Tweed uasty vely s.saed his family psstciy
duce mpup-d BY o6ce seekers claiming W Of h
political faith well those who The Of hn pafH
Their forr be
Reod Numbering l+o crens Of this Municipality asA
the ods laons In the vth s>sa
plac- By his and that With hin ~
him viii tght morning and night and Asi, ssag
the good cals-w sustain, W. hsy doubts of victory
wutar o. Davri = JOHN j. BLAIR. Pr-ssesk
HENRY T.. LINCH.
DASnL r. McIsrrkE rrasurer
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UEITHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIkP SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHisGroN. sept. ~, l8'l-la. H.
Cas-, o,sis for the mast hrenfp- four hours.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFflCER,(
WARRINGTON. sept. ~ 1871 la. III.
S,piopsis for the past tscenfy-ronr honfs , i,
and eastward and now the lakes the
middle and east Atlantic States The barometer has
rsrn also In the southern and Gulf States CLOUDY
nSSh y "h h,v ~ we ,re,ther has prevailed over the
Midle states and ohJ Valley, with smoke on the Lover
.kes The cloud and light rain In Florida are now clear
inc away nut continue In Louisiana, where tho
the xsS,sn CSss, ssar sDS scsri"r
III tomrsrature has fallen In the south
east. but Is e,ewhere very nearly STATIONARY. Light
winds are reported from the south
tIantc tosst - the Mississippi River; local and ysri
Adj, winds north Of this region
"0'' " Probdbuites.
c,. ,ro.,har "a probsble for Thursday In Texas and
Misssspp with increasing east4Iy winds and possibly
h, ~ md nartiay cloudy and clear weather for the
TX, 90 ,h country east the Missssippi River, except
rom vrania 70 New.York, where cloudy weather will
nroha bly continue
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POLITICAL NOTES.

A Butler Club was formed IN Last Boston
OIL Saturday evening.
The MARYLAND Republican State Convention
ro.,. ,oa., Mr. Jacob Towe Is likely to receive the
o,,o,,o, o., covernor Mr. c. C. Fulton Of TIE Balh-
mor, Amsifan is not candidate although the contrary
has been published.
The Thomas Feey Association OF the With
Senatorial District met last evening at constitution
Hail. OH Third ave. and resolved iseli INTO The James
O,pr,su Association Of the same district ODonOvsn sn
psoa odoresaed the neeng on the importance OF par
rip,rnr in American portcs aud aiding the election
-, r,uIl,l.- u would arsHt the cause oi lrla Free
liam P.aulu y,s rul"ss.l, ~ james o'Briea and de
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

%. MeheIned Pacha Minister without Il portfolio
iu tbt unlsh Cabinet, 70 dead.
John Roberts, one of the pTOp1etors OF The
Eash,-L< Bonaer, died In that city ,esterdsv
Lex Gov Holden Of North Carolina takes edi
tors charge u Ia, Fashssoto~ CArOsek TO-DAY.
49,. The Rev Mr. Hincks Professor of Natural
History University Canada LED Sunday lie had
Lg1 putaon among lie brother 70
bT FTsbes Hinckt Minister Of Finance OF tAnsdi
Mr. Homer Henderson of Chicago, who has
.pe The Of the Long branch engaged 70 pant
iue G.u Grant the Chicago Historical Assosion hss
emPt the sad presented tL Prsiepi aud hs fiends o
iIspectaOu yesterday.
The Secretary Of the Navy, MI Robeson, ar
tted por0uA n H. Gie al iOminsndatt
Fln's Of We NA Yard Patterson a. ''v h-mi0 'nd
st"i " New Naval
IOLsJO UI uAhsoon H.te IIpegad ss etn.II.
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POLITICAL.
TIE MAINE ELECTION.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY AND REPUBLICAN GAINS.
The following table gives the comparative
vote In 1870 and 1871 Of such have come ~ hand
Portland is the home Of Mr.. Kimhall the Democratic
candidate. His personal popularity there is sufficient TO
give him ga Of 1873 On the other hand Bangor the
home of Mr. Roberts, the Democratic candidate in lo1O
and tl, Democratic loss there IL 94B:
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
ALL THREE coNGREssMEN REPUBLIcl

ALL THREE CONGRESSMEN KEPUBLICAN'
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 1.-The Repub-
leans elect all three Congressmen 1t is believed by
many that McGynn the Republican candidate for State
uarbor Commissioner, defeated. being largely
scratched by the Germans.
recount has been demanded by several OF the candi
dates for city Offices both sidet and ordered by the
Supervisors.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
pOMRsr1C MARKETS.

CHICAGO Sept iiYos am Wheat IN far demand ana eesnsa
nj 10 ,pciobr Afternoon duh aud easier a. VI ~
to Con- asssse, am
-. ' \ " J.. +ht seller N"item rr iatc seier
'"h' .,n ,r IA ..,. S., OIafc SELLER Dc
o.'"rt ...,',. \. 4. -t;,e Ald ubsetto1. No. o.
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LATEST RETURNS

PORTLAND, Sept. II - Midnight. - Returns
from 12s towns give Perham 3Oi72 and Kimbal 2i0i5,
making the Republican majority G.4!' Last Year the
same towns gave Perham 2sGi7 and Roberts 2-6j Re
publican majority 53s2, being Republican net gain OF
l.Oi5.
The towns be heard from gave an aGre gate vote OF
I4o55 last year and Republican majority OF Ss6 which,
added that beard from, will make Pcrhams majority
1925, Add the ratio Of sam, and las majority VIII
reach ll,0O0.
The agCrc gate vote this year will probably be lOJ0'O
against 9s,s7G last year Tho ma j"iiy last year "'7
eas The Legislature will show, probably, a slight
Democratic gain. Last year the senate stood % Repno
Icans to Democrats. The House stood ll3 Republicans
to 38 Democrats.
The Democrats will probably carry the Counties OF
Knox Washington, and Aroostook, and lose Lincoln.
which they carried last year. giving them four IN the
Senate.
In the House OF the Repub ;ans nave
gained three citics-Purtaud. Lew .stOn aud Ban
gDr; but have lost Cumberland County IN Rock
ford in Belfast and probably several others In the
shipbuildng towns, the Republicans have generally
lost.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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susan al 'bS Roe1'and asr'''~ MI.a FiImcrs, Bo.ss.
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L~seI. Ne. bedford ssr.b Lc,erne New .H.ve.
s: ga: sa fs.a- R.c.. s.,t g. sis,ntl Eo .n 1''
Ach1Ghs Por.ane Geo W. Wts.l,. Bonss-
Isaac Shei.od. possA.4ce. SARAH Ylraso,h. Rootpst
Haas Sisss@ ss. f;% rcs saS' .s. ussel b.s. |s''
VIM. .s1.' ss koss s..s,j,: s & X. s,,,S ,ts
Alfred Hall New scatord hlpS. osS S.s,sssis%i ~nsa
= Is > LTsn ,.!,, kocil,nL I.ry MOI. Richmond. ~.
y Il Il. w.a. N.3a Tnr. 49,, 80 Eo,:s G.sk.sr
II Tans. si.ss fI Po,an c. sus EfsG san fsS ssa @
N,rtIa N.rr Cshs Mar, HoIe a.nsseas,
= L. Lsc. WOOD Norwich John Lcaer T.@loa
A. rrclHorr Prov denes Caroline Corssla. ssu-r.v<
kusan Scrsbon, Nev-ilaven u X. ke'y Bosoa
baltimore. Nrw-liaven- Evelyn. Csaa
New Landop. l. IN. Ra mond HaYtistd
Brrezr. Gre@npon. ItaIe Grr.nwrh
Mail Greenwich herhert haltoa Bestea
Bay Stsi-. Boston. Mantle. Taunton.
Herald K4rklasd hhIa~th Is Hogan Fell fov~x
Justns kOcklani. W Thompson haru"r1
Enchzn kayanDsh.
NISD-Sunsct. s. h. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CpARtssroS c. Sept Il-Ar1vi May Morn. JscS
soaye bound Put for haILo the cr Palma at thus pe<s
hrm Gcorg.ovu for NewYot She reports having
leak and other dsmsgeS
SAVANNAH Ga Sept -Aived 'ch I'd, 3 Burgess from New.
York brig Martha hence for New 1veu put sc eang and
uainsail split She will repair and proceed
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Sept ARRIVED, Steamship City Of MeIico Tmmerusa
frou New iork
MEMORANDUM.
The scb Church for recently ashore Krtc Point eass
Black wells Isl and which taken of and pat the .us
Astor. has oyerhsu-l and vii proceed ~ Wctpor
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MARRIED..

WV EytrpeLI Sou, loI FrirossT orr CEsRca
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JohnsOn's Anodyne Liniment much for internal I. o.
and possisses real merit
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CPANR-WILLs-n Chcsg, H. the 3th Of August by The rv
n w. Thom.s and Laura Wills daughter Of Audrv~
NJ Wills, all Of Chicago.
WeneSiv Sept g. It Princeton j.,
by the Rev Spencer Pnne by Rev D H. suh JsAa
e. Pusu OF Pat.rsou n j. Amelia Williams Of the oraes
place.
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DIED.

Al Noties Of Marriages must be Endorsed r'h fan
a1n,e aNd address
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Post Once eNotice.rhsAAtka bon knsarE ssrss>As ~
endns SATURDAY sept 10 MI vii tuesday a
II Wednesday L! ou raur.lsy uJ SATURDAY q, IA
Il JONES. pe.ns4es.
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An Appeal 70 the isdepenaeus vs,srs

An Appeal % the indepenaeus vstsrr.
An citizens honest City Govepmeni cordially asAsA
attend meeting the T~rnn Ward Indspsadsa vossS
As.oraioe s Glss Hall Thirty between seoesd -
Thir .v.s 90 "WEDNESDAY EVENING, sspa H. sss oesoA
Pnulp Purra seerv.r d. T. KOEHLRR, PrssteaS
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Augusta, Me-, Sept. 1l.-The Republicans
held an immense meeting this evening TO rejoice over
their victory in the state and especially their remark
able triumph in this city. Granite Hail. the largest in
the city, packed and the reception OF speaker Elaine
was c,pc, tally enthusiastic. When H. took the stand to
speak few words OF thanks and congratulations the
cheers were dclfening and prolonged.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

REJOICINGs IN Augusta.

Republican majority In the above % cities and towns
ISL $50; ditto IN 570 1923 publican gam, !.So
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sixteenth Assembly Dist
The regular nosshay meeting of
wRDNRhDAY HyMING. bept
teu, NJ. 100 Third-ave. The
prompt, ssne plses. BY esder,
DAVID L. sTuEess, Beeretsry.
n. BAH Rspsbkesa Rlscteu
70 attend and enrvli tkstr uanc&
American Institute n
sven TCKsDAY at | o'eleck. q
Cooper Baihisg. Al isssrestsd
ytea.
Joms ". CHAnsRus. Secretary
aGsalissea,s Hnk Has,
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AN EL0PEMENT FROnTHE DUTCH IS COUNTY
POOR HOUSE.

From the Poughkeepsie IN. " Eagle April 2ol
Jerry Morris and Ellen Cronne were up to yester-
day inmates OF the Duchess County Poor House.
They mad been such for number OF years, and dur
ing that time love entered the lowIy spot and drew
them together. Weeks after weeks they assisted
each other IN their respective parts or the routine
labors Of the institution, and were. OF course,
stantly thrown into each others society. Strange
to say, both were well educated, but how they be-
came pubic paupcrs Is st a mystery. Jerry
well read IN the histories OF nations and could
proficiency In painting. knew much Ga embroidery,
and upon pleasant days would sing choice bs OF
selections from eminent composers
During superintendent vanderburgh's administra-
ton Jerry frequently importuned that of,cer 10 al
low him to depart with his pauper love; but Mir.
vanderburgh, confident that Jerry could not sup
port HIMSELF refused. Day alter day they could be
seen together ~ intervals. dlscoursing IN low tones
and deporting themselves as lovers generally DO.
Finally superintendent vanderburgh's time expired.
and Mr.. Wodell was appointed In his stead. Again
Jerry requested his discharge, and also the discharge
OF MS loved one, and again the request was refused.
Then IL was that the two souls with but single
thought determined to make a break for freedom.
To show how we'll the elopcment was planned we
append the following, which we're picked up on the
Duchess and Columbia Railroad track, near Coiiin's
In rur HosrIrAL. April 81
the Wool over The Of those who arc watching u.s. Darby
I've clothes all ready AMI VIII meet yon tonight near
summit where take the for FishklI and there
go on @ n s sn u
this little girl. Be calm; be sure. ELLEN.
The little girl referred to delivered the precious
note In safety and was handed the following reply
COOP, NOBLE ELLEN II gave three inside of me
when read your pon' take much clothing.
. sp % % pe ama y .sRo % n n
We will have 10 stay In the To- night IL woat to
80 direct 10 the station there cary 10 the
ug aud take the brst train. afraid Dr. Thorn suspects
he cycling closely NIL tho time. but they cannot
W. must bave you die. God bless Ella. a. Re on
time. JERRY.
The plan exposed In the above letters was success
full IN the extreme, the lovers going to Fiskil Land
ing on the early morning rain. ihcy did rot, now
ever, take passage Tor New York on steamboat,
but the train when lclt here at twenty minutes
past nine "A. NJ and which reached Fishkil Landing
al lfty.two minutes after nlnc A. No Ihey are now
evidently 'at homen in ElizaDctnpoft anu our
county IL under Just so much less expense. Truly
lllIs u . strange world.
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10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD: -
1t Is my custom when have fallen into an error
affecting tho reputation or injuring the feelings Of
any one to correct the mistake when made aware OF
1t. Accordingly take this opportunity or correct
ing mistatement which made in my review, pub
ished some days since in the HERALD OF Rev. DR..
Cuyler's sermon on temperance said that just before
the war OF the rebellion he had delivered public pro-
slavery speech in Philadelphia. My authority was
Horace Greeley In his work entitled ssTne Great Con-
flct.n IL appears that the author had confOunaed
another theodore Cuyler, o cousin OF Theodore T..
Cuyler, with tie pastor Of Lafayette avenue (}rUok
lynl church. would ask, however,, whether the
lalter genliemah WIS NOT, a. Wen rs MS cousin,
10 preach what were called cotton sermons ~ II
so the mistake, after all, was oil little moment. II Dr.
Cuyer had stood III :hc rauks OF the aboitonists IL
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saws he has been heartily greeted W the congrcga-

saws ne has been heartily greeted ~ the congrcga-
ton.
Joseph Carew, OF South fiadlcy Falls, Mass, has
gwen ~ 200 10 found a scholarship at Amherst No
one VINO uses tobacco or inloxlcating liquors need
apply.
me Baptist anniversaries VIII be held this year In
Wmoas" anu arrangements have been made for ex-
and return.
the next conference OF Jewish .'rabbis, preachers
anu aelegates" VIII take place at Cincinnati on
November
Rev. DIT. Fisher, pastor of tho Second Reformed
cnurcn Hackensack, NJ j., has resigned on account
OF MS health, and Rev. Mr.. Durand, Of Boonton nus
the vacancy.
Inc annual convention Of the Board OF Delegates
OF american lsraeltes win be held at the Nineteenth
street synagogue, New York on Tuesday MAY 10,
at nalfpast seven p. NJ.
Professor Peck. OF Ingham University expecrs to
lterare e on ne ia Germany to pursue studies In
tHree Or Jour boys under his charge.
The Rev. r. Corrgan who Voluntarily surren.
dered ST. Peters church and parish, In Jersey CITY,
s 10 ,ne Jesuiis has gone to Europe. He was pre-
erS before leaving.
A. H. Stephens, or Georgia, emphatlcally contra
dicls tne rumor That he has become q Swedenbor-
Rlat saving that he has mot the slightest idea OF
ever quitting the faith of his fathers - the Old School
General Assembly OF Presbytcrians.
;, new Catholic parish has been created by Bishop
Bayley in East Newark, N. j., and the charge of 1t
has been assigned to Father McGahan, late OF st.
Peters, Jersey CITY, The erection of u church win
DC commenced during the ensuing summer
The society OF the Eleventh Presbyterian church
have bought SIX lots az the OF Madison avenue
and Fllty-third street upon which they VIII imme-
diatey proceed TO erect large churcn and lecture
room at cost OF about two hundred thousand
dollars.
The American Board has just lost two valued mis-
slonaries-Eey. William L. Williams. who died at
Mardin, Turkey and Rev. Horace ). Taylor, OF the
Madura mission, who died February 3, at the age OF
ffy-seven. MIR. Taylor had gathered into different
churches nearly 800 persons.
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RELIGIOUS NOTEs-PERSOXAL AND GENER Al

The corner stone OF new church about to DO
erected Fort Washington win be laid by the Most
Rev. Archbishop.
The Observer cautions the public against an I'M
postor who il collecting money for the Presbyterian
Freedmen Of Chapel Hill, NJ c.
The Shion Presbyterian church, colored, at Knox.
vie Tenn, Is about to send four young men to col
legato study for tue ministry.
Woman,s Work for Women Is the title OF a
neatly printed quarterly published IN Philadelphia,
and edited by Miss j. {. Thompson.
The sacrament OF Confirmation was administered
In 81. Andrews Catholic church, OH sunday, 10th
Inst, UJ tie Archbishop, to 7i0 persons.
Mrs David Thomas, Jr., OF Catasauqua, "a, has
presented the First Presbyterian church OF Ilokcn-
dauqua. Pa, with very unique communion service.
Rev. Dr. G. ID. FOss' new charge Is st. Paus
Methodist church In Fourth avenue The Observer
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revival Is In progress In South warren, Me. Rev.
G. W. BuZzel Is pastor.
Eight persons recently baptized in the BAPTIST
church at Albion, N. y, increased the number OF
converts to 100.
The Methodist Episcopal church at Saccarappa,
Me- has enjoyed q revival for about three years.
Rev. a. b Mitchell Is pastor.
In Ossian, N Y, five heads of families. and one
other, received on profession OF faith at the
last communion season. This Is an important acces
sion, and adds twelve per cent to their member
ship.
The revival in Bristol, Conn.,, ia shared IN by all
the churches. Meetings are held daily, and over
two hundred conversions are reported. More than
fifty at Forestvllle are now numbered among the
new converts.
thirteen baptized at Sidney, Iowa, on the 9th
Inst. So writes sister J. w. Roe to The Chicago
church, and sustain a very interesting Sabbath
school, made so by the efficient labors OF super
intendent, Brother l.. Bentley"
The Congregational church. Middletown, N. Y,
Rev. G. A. Harvey pastor, has enjoyed quiet work
OF grace resulting In about twenty conversionS-al
adults. On the first Sabbath In March twelve were
received to membership, and others will unite on
the next opportunity.
From Buffalo we learn that there is GOOD interest
In the Washington street and Cedar street churcnes.
The Ninth street have not yet secured pastor.
The German churches are doing well, and are re-
ceving quite large additions by baptism. Brother
Gimmel baptized ten at the First church on recent
Sabbath and Brother Otto sixteen at the Second.
We learn from the Advance that q very deep rcff-
giOus interest has followed the week OF prayer In The
First church. East Cleveland, Rev. j. ETwtche, pas
tor. Many OF the older and more prominent members
OF the congregation were won to Christ. Whole fam
lilies were Brought in-Darents and children together.
The church itself has been awakened to new life.
Sevcnv-six united with the church at the last
muni0n. Thirty.nye were baptized.
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FREQ Choral Schools n Means of Checking
the Pragrcsa of Vice md RoMdr i,m.

the Progress of Vice and Rowdyism.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have taken the liberty OF writing to you IN be
half Of a cause the real value Of which the general
public, ana especially the moneyed portion OF 1t. fail
to appreciate. In n city like ours it is problem
how TO stem the torrent Of dissipation, pronigacy,
vagrancy and brutality which characterize the work.
ing classes, and also Others who DO not work, but
who By some means or other ought to be made to
appreciate the noble ess and dignity OF labor The
churches, ciergymen and city missionaries do their
best to purify the human masses. The city employs
police force whose locust reasoning Is intended to
prevent rowdyism aud rascaiity. But while all or
these are good In their ways, they fail to reach the
want eIectually, and might be greatly aided
by the arr or music through the more
schools" These sre especially designed to
meet the requirements or the classes who
cannot AFFORD to paw the prices asked by music
ignorance OF an art which is at once most delight
full recreation and an immense missionary element In
It's Outstanding and social influences The middle
and lower classes are generally musical. The poor
support the Catholic churches, where we always have
the finest church music. IL is the poor who give the
organ grinders support and who crowd 10 near
street band. They support the largest ;heatres Ia
the clty-namely, the Stadt theatre and the BOwery
ana from the ranks OF the poor sprang Jenny Lind,
Nilsson, Labache, Grsi and nearly all OF the first
musicians OF all ages. wish 60 call tue attention
oi the pubic and the puDllcs We'll wlshers to this
powerful agent Tor stirring and regenerating mems
Souls, ana beg TO present II, not as the whlm of
mere musician, but - the induItablc esult OF Euro
peah cxperlence that II The thousands OF fatigued
ana unsteady inclined people who throng olliiard
ana driukinR saloons and worse places night alter
night could be gathered together IN large halls cor
singing instruction, IL Is plain that they could Mt
the same time bc III the hauuls OF vice aud pronigacy.
~ - parent 10 all mat the chief aliurcment TO
OF the worst places IN the cIty such as the Broad
way ana Bowefy concert saloons, h the lratuiuus
music when Is dispensed by them. thousands OF
youths anu even boys are alured into these places
by the strains oil music winch they hear as they
pass by, aud, once within they ait an easy prey 10
the vile creatures VINO have Daitod their trap with