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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
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ErpsOyA pliuson j. on Saturday Ornius llh int. oeo
YaHeraI services At he K Baptist Pans.n M:.A
morning l3A in' .ssoo oeSet Ras,' 'IS Trends q: S.
sed and Of Excelsior No scotch Plans are
bos L6ery-s., n T.. alta o'clock . m
HARr-In brooklyn Saturday llh inst Isaac HART ssd y ye.s
Re.e, nHd to attend the funeral from ne Teasess'
o. oa u 1Ond.y, 18Th inst at hoO O'clock
KETCHAM-At Plains T. Nov H. James EeehAn aged "
Funeral services. Tuesday Nov IA, tlpn
KBLLYon SATURDAY evening the il,S inst: the E =.
sa. q; s md S 81 n. o. soNS s.
da the 'S inst =, 10 S e. n a;S % 81 49, x.v~ was
.ssEs S a e. Of e:a T..1, r r be
MRAD-Dd In wioh Conn., 1911 Robert Mead ased -
and friends invited attend BIZ funeral from biz late red.
Trains Twenty seventh 81 depo' at ll'1oAm
hTpPgT s city % s:s' M n: S' Josephine A''
from The residence Of .shs Tss
day, the l4th inst, at , O'Clock ..
E.. S sS Ss H aa o job.
NJ and Doctor Howard PaesneI ar. 70 attend S iSnsIs n.
Tuesday, the litS nsE. .. o clock p N
PIEEcE n k,s's: g s T:. s Of Ss M
will take place from the e'deDce Of her son AnES
sIrst formerly Ofthis y ASsd g. yea" and nO~
K; s sa f Fol- IT, s Ss'S I'd
PoRT-Johu Upton spohecary Of the NewYerk Dpea
s. Fas., s@ All Is s. isss cnSA HENRY 80 Hoaa lo
thence 10 BverVreen Cemetery.
English papers please copy.
RANsoM-oa Saturday H. amer lingering Illness Rev Joseps
Ransom In the 63th year Of his age.
TIE ana family invited the funeral
Tuesy Nov H. the Church OF the Redrems corner Of Fourth
ave and Atlanic-si Brooklyn, at o'clock p N
RoGRRs-TeOdOrs Roger at his rendsses near WninssO
Del Friday. Nov. g. IN the tsd year Of bis age
B1ned At Wilmington
sPRRR-A. POuusy w. on Friday Nov TO- Mar. vii. Of Hes
formerly ofPstrrSon. n. ID
Funeral S~edrnbOrg Church Bs Thirty nh ~
" 90 Tuesday II Cedar Lawn, Paterson
sPERR-At Poutney Friday Nov TO- Anne NJ wife Of Jaaes
Speer. =, -, ,,-L -. o..
hht between PARK and Lersgtoe
Rslsiyes and respectfully invited TO attend
TITUs-Wn 7. Titus, Of Cornwall n r. N ArA dag Eleventh
RsiTe, And are attend the funeral from bis late s
dsres 90 iath (Tassda lth mouth At CarnAres Win b N
WatIR Heuburgh arrival Of Hnson River kAtosa
train no IN Ee~TOrk
wILsoN-NOy Chicago Ms ssrss cOrsers sehsy WihOs. s
ter Of DR.. Sehah
Gar remains viii be Inferred In wOOilasa Cemetery.
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in breaking wep, bu. IN both shcy v,r. a.appon.sd
Several OF the leaders eoHfess that the Brooklyn
Ring s about TO collapse, and that they stand
from under or 70 down also. Mayor Kalbneisrh and
the Rafcrmers Committee denounced BIZ the sIng"
and prominent Democratic Who appeared at the idgna
ton meeting are declared 10 be traitors 10 the party"
A far a. Boss Mclaughlin controls Il.
AS regards the power Of the Board OF superv1sors
acting as Board OF Canvassers Judge Reynolds thinks
that the Board can only act mlnsterial capacity and
have power to go behind the returns but
mnst accept them they tho only remedy against
outrsEes the ballOtbox being for injured cand
date to begin proceedings by writ Of quo vdyTunio
compelling the production OF evidence proving tho In
cumbents right 10 the once. The Board he thinks
AFFORD no relief and can prescribe no punshment and
cannot be supposed TO exercise judicial authority The
remedy against the crime OF fraudulent voting and
Peatins Hes with the District Attorney and 1t rests with
opinion expressed by Judge Barnard and Corporation
Counsel Dewitt
THE COMMITTEE or FIFTY.
The Committee OF Fifty appointed at the Rink meeting
Investigate the frauds in the City County accounts
held executive session at No. Fultons last Fri
day evening. A committee Of Eve were appointed TO
draw up platform and report list OF oicers 10 the
Committed at q meeting on Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Annie Lonsdale's appearance at the st.
James Theater L. finally assigned LOT the %n INST cd @
sing in Fanchette" and La Rose de St. Flrur Mr'
L. ID. Davies. the excellent and amusing 'entrhoqu''
will also remain another week.
Mr.. Lester Wallack, as already noted, will
act TO- night ut his tneater, mGkng his nst appear
snce this season Rosedale"he prosperous career OF
revived with the richness OF dress and completeness Of
appointments usual ut this theatsr
Mr.. Barnum opens his vast exhibition of
maryels AT the Rink this evening great
thrung of people w doubtless attend aud witness tue
unfolding Of those stores natural scienoe which the
for the Instruction and edication VI his countrymen
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence have freed themselves
om engagements In other cities and will remain !or u
while longer the Grand Opera House, acting III Eileen
Oye" TIis will be pleasant to many people inter
ested In the Irish drama-s branch OF entertainment
that IN tS and taste. The production Of Mr. De
Icons new play" Paris, or the Days VI the Commune
will DO temporarily deferred.
A letter. dated at the Globe Theater, Chicago,
and Aligned Z ChAries Howard Fur the prolsss1na
Sufferers Of Chca, o., alleges and desires Ek & ~
sSo ss @.d sss 70. D ny rsf Of
the great fire. have 90 yet been applied N s 20
STs sSo.s Of iss and soss NJ Hssid
Following questions Where have me othef son5 "a
Z. s; q e Ss Wy
THE tribune knows nothing et tnn 81. ~ ping
as s:.s g Ssa ss sI
90 eontlemen incapable Of cishsnesS'
Mr.. Owens continues 70 act Caleb Ptsnsser
.. Bootls Thsater. solon shnsis" may % sntlsi,
er,oys and remansFatVe attraction ct Niblos
0srdenMr Dalys divorce" enters upon its esyehs ga
hitherto, smuss the public. a. he Olympic Thssaer: a.
HssDiv bumDtv.-T6e beautiful Prismasio feent!sin.
exnibitsd sI Union Square Theatcr, an eptpIAnn,
be- shown every night with other variety
se Sps9tH "a po,abe ncdsns q tsniahtLs Jeano
Burt famous ~ hurderiabr VIII sVveaS " VI" e"' -
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MISSISSIPPI.

FURTHER ELECTION RETURNs-PoLITICAL COM
PLExIoN OF THE LEGISLATURE.
JACKSON. Nov. Insufficient returns have
have been received to indicate with certainty the po
cal Of the Legislature. The House OF Repre-
sentatives will have 81 Republicans 50 Democrats and
two independents Tho Senate will have "a Republicans
and II Democrats The last Senate stood Republicans
and seven Democrats; the last House, IS Republican,
and "a Democrats Gov AcOrn will shortly resign' ana
turn the Office over TO Deut-Gov. Powers Gov
Acorp goes 10 the United States Senate In December
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Gperial Nctifts

smmittss for Relief Of the sufferers by Tho
Chicago Csaaasratisa.
No. q WiLuAHsr. oetObsr II. iS7l
Person. ds.iroa. Of Subscribing OA sad thsr eOstSa
,Ou, 10 .As Chamber Of ssans No % wnans care Of GEORGE
WILSON s.ers..ry fs Chamber bsssa the ASsn q 10 an
q, 70 .ay ..mS.r ssAs CAse be asAs pssAAIs
to the order Of A. A Low Treasurer
oPYlcERs OF TIE COMMITTEE
John c. GREEN CAairnaa. n ssafAaL
GEORGE oPDYkB. vis.-CA.n-.n Is E...sa..
A LOW, Treasurer, n B<AnEsER
FRANK K HOWE Secretary. % w.naL
Beat Bargains Ever 0GereA In NsW.fork,
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DIsSEa SETS VI ssor... SS3 %.
ooLoRKD and GILT YKHsCA CzMA pnKgR sEra.. - 90
CoLoRED and GILT WRENCH CHINA TIA sKie ~ pieces 10 90
SILVER PLATED CASTERS, ~ bottles 80
uLyKRPLATKD TIA SETS. psees Boa 20 80
sTLyRRPLATED TABLE VoRks, as dsasA......--... 80
CoLoRKD CHAMBER sKTB. u Iisss, AshsA AakaN--. -
4 FULL AssoRTk&Sr OF
CHINESE ~ JAPANESE
f0RC9hhh
'.H tr" VIII hnEr Ca
o., 70 Ne go s-s.Ay.:-
Pref Il. d. Rsnsssss<I S1sa csan. q Lsssss IA A-'s~
ssn Han % sessssss-s rVsaDAr EvKuaa lsaA's SS'
u. ssAaeca ~. -.r. ifs.s. 70 20
THE BLESSINGS OF MODERN SCIENCE
r. l.saur,.1 ..a-s..-. Nd IN ;. pssss S'''d ' 10.
NOS. srra.n. .sp.rs,s.-s ~. sSssSst Tag VII Il ~
r,... Win. >.... "A IA ss .'s, i.~ss'iAs ps'"s-a
e.. t-I sAaf " - y -'-+f' -
Il AAsesso !. .is11-a a. p. t'- 800
n.,a scat, ,.r~.,. srnz5Eas nj srua~. Ard Aa.e,
49,. Hall rv,s.,4Asrs~A. sss peaeaAs,s =
sISczS CssfraI Cammittee.
,. -, - tss csanites wIn b Ash q ma BrO,A~ss
on TUESDAY RvKsIsu. Ssvsass H. ct eaeaeL
ESQ W. LIos Seq. JOIN J! roWEssSp' PSssisss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
WEATHER REPORT.
WARDRpARTNK-
NAR DEPARTMENT,
OHyIcE OF TIE CHIER SIGNAL OFFICER,
NABhiEGroN. Nov. "a, IS7I-T D. Va.
.Nn0pRl1 Ior ne pat kRkAht-GoNr hn1,ra

OA.LCk VI NAlER bt0NAL ORFICRR,S
WARRINGTON. Nov. "a, IS7l-T D. Va.
I'm Sr"eptes ~ ns PGa tptAtS-foNF Aoasrs
The area OF high barometer, which Was Satur-
y afternoon central ~ 0ho and Miehiean a neS
s.nIsylyAnia and NexYork kissg prs11sre and clear
GMeethR hnye preceded u ~ the Middle and Eastern
- reer and ao area Of Lev pressure and rain extends
- LSelsAnA - Minnesota Increasing sonth eaStsriy
WINGS prevail the latter reRiOn and on liz TJnner
Aksa AuA nOEtheflT winds on the Addls and RSstsrn
ne barom0t1R VIII probably CONTINUE high with clear
eatAet tonight, followed By cloudy weather on Mon
eAym the Middle and Eastern States. Cloud and rain
ena very EeDarally over tue Mississppi Valley and
SsSSEard ever the Ohie Valley and Lake Huron; ia.
@eosasR eouth-eastariy winds Lake Michigan 10
nSnt elsewhere, dangerous winds anticipated
FuRtH0 Si0RGit Ordered.
SAauona1y nRnAls are ordered for this evening Al
ValeaE0 and Milwaukee
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ARRIVAL OF sHIPwRECKED wHALERs AT SAN


SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Capt. Barker Of
the whaeshp Japan, which was wrecked on East Cape,
Siberia, in October Last year, when eight men were
do wned after wintering with the Esquuanx, and sur
fernR great hardship, Joined Capt Hays and the crew OF
the bark Orole which sunk in Behrng Sea in June last
After sang to various places In Alaska on the little
schOOner H. Il. Bourne, which finally decame unsea-
worthy and was abandoned all arrived here to-day from
Victoria They had been given up Us lost not having
been heard from for mOnths
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

MA KsnP family a. M. AcIey Ma Jsss.s NJ TIE. Ma
Moel, NJ Boia Mr. Miss Carr No Geosg Ma
sai family o. hs smith Don gnaeo earn Dea I:s =
ameiyy Wm Les Nader Mr. Esd Ma James ant am
Mr. Hsawosd H. DOsesaH Mr. ssOOp M Mash NJ usd.. NJ
nj, ssyrna M Bajry Mr. sBd hr Jacob and faaI ~.
NJ g.r M Beahas Rev heDevitt Mr. ssd Mrs. ElBsA
M Tes1s1p Mr. Townrse Miles AeDSaoEh, Nj w. Psa-
npath Ma Lille BelnOsL and ~ in tbs sieerage
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wKKKtx nsxkza nsarrr-rar. a.

ssss'5nset 70 v44h~ sH.vs,s ssa nss.s.a 30 so-ss
s1s nsa s.RsT azH - seek hvm HsIIns sed hstzns1t
II' Sers VIA 80 xEa y Uu4 ssisl sagsR aafst
Ssf ~ I'D Ss3 s., H:a iss D. SlS
FaI % Gee ssaTis &c. ~ Bseoa, sfotH 0i eva rs~r
a. sr.1S - - al ie III el7 IA
kegs sbesi tim Esz fair ousss ssissssd vssk-
so IS Pitch Piss - - asdy sSosLs-BoI sossli Hes
hrsds Irregular gpess Bec3 s Rnpsy Hosheads duh 81
0sa Rcops-less sen~A ~ p as,sa1; sss1s Sawed SW
P1eghs daN EIcssaes . us4a shsss, days 10
dtscouni; hor. dgh, Gssa1t; shss Aa q da koh ron
pmiun "a Londes 6dlsi psnzn Para - essi prsnlan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
POLITICAL.
NETWORK STATE.
THE Latest RETURNS.

The following table contains the latest re-
turus and closest estimates obainAble Of the Ajores
in the several counties. In many counties 1t viii he
found when the vote s published that the full Repub
lean strength has not been called out The aggregate
VOTE outside Of NewYork and adjoining counties, win
fall short many thousands OF that poed in 1870 1.-THE
election were TO be held again tomorrow 1t u
probable that scribners majority. without much EFFORT
could be doubled:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

70 he Editor OF rae frt6sns.
SIR: Permit me to suggest that the citizens
Of HewYork should through tho Committee OF Seventy
or otherwise the services Of three Of the very
beat en each party to prepare Charter TO b printed
in the daily papers and In pamphlet FORM II coud then
be criticised and perfected 40 that whom the legislature
meets we could have something emAnstng from the poo
ple and carefully considered O basis Of action In
soe such course the only hope that sha
DO accomplished OF real lasting value 70 the city.
Yours &c. W. W. NtLEA
No a WuLIst Nov. TO- 1871.
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M4RRIED.

GYHR-MARsCHALK-On "Wednesday, Nov g. At 81 PeSrs
Church BronLyn John PaliocE D. ~ Charles Ferlns.s
WaQuef ThervaA daughter Of Capt John hAha all 81 Bros
gn
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed tc'M ~"
aau.e and dddress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

Long Winter Evenings! go BILLIARD TABLEi Full ~
Che, mi BsIAi Quick Rubber Cushions Diagram IRE
AssoT 4 NICHoLLs - liberty st. hsv-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

WIND-oanset nesh W rIrAI'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cs.,Ir,rcy C. Nov nships South Carohse
from EewYork Gulf from philadelphia bAr Oa
pbsnsi ARA and Matilda lyAr from Boston, Grsssoore v
~ Stspbeus g. brig Ysabebs CeufaegOs seA hAJ ff
Belfast Ma nd HsnrJ Allen, from Baltimore .
PRAECco, Nov lLArhved steamship nontana nom
SPOKEN.
Nov TO- Ia. % So oa g. LOhair Sr HahfsI (BJ plOsSs~a
y PERKINS, No. 49,
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LATEST SHiP NEVIS
For other Ship yers zee Second Pa0e.I

GthtT
ARRIVED ,,, -. :, "a.
se.h,p City Of washugon [BtI LOchead ny.pO0i Oct H. ~
oes.orn Nov With 20 1PS g: nr.ros Oct A .od oss.s.
town s4ss sssS 2 tsI s Sst snd p s,
~ s1 s S'. s':1s a s:sV.'i ss BAKE.
stcs%sh, Btn1s Bs{sr SsEosn' NO'' nth nd'' and '.
.sss.a.Ss G.s;S crea-.T clegp' S'"oH''A' New '''
s.samshu Psn. Dosas Philadelphia with nAss and pas v
steamship Aeassa. Rector sew.BeIfo win nd" and p.-'
BnS sprins Bird (of Canning ST. Tson,' haaaSo 20 d-ys
BrS s. Clement. (p.n) Schmidt Malaga % days with iu
Bng Myrtle Of St Johns, N F Graham LAOrsoo'' q ''
Helen (of B.ngor Alexander Demsrara 81 days. YIN
Edward WOotsn Bridgeport " ed%oEr, New. h1'sA
MAJ. New.BaTea ySa IAss bnlEsRPor
B r. smith BsdfSri. Jsa H. bepq,y. Se~ Bedford
T. p Hall ProyidsDoa Willie Harris Calsia
b H. Ions philadelphia Pw johnson Philadelphia.
Gem Port johnson. White Hook, Pon Johnson
aSr. Fleming Por johnson WIN: D.nns, PORT JOAAsOa-
DAVID s.iso. PotsS....r H. a. TsSer Ho.. Bedford
l. C. Hart. Mes. Bedford y9hn LAoease Providence
Kate Scranton. Providence baekstoae. Prordence
W H Tiero Providence. b. A. Berry. Provdsnes-
~ A. PreiRore, Providence S S1 n Pro ye
dnS st ert sTST%tn' Emile ss S..s Fssos
BIN CITY, Bridgeport G IHslee;. sss10"
E@Uir. New London EiI,bsA b, S;sport
TSSS Csbi1 Pcr, Johnson Benz BagAsh Pors Johhssa-
u. C. Forester. Pot johnson franknn ron Joason
D. L. Hall. Port johnson u Coas p por i iSo.
CO.. Buyto, Por Johnson FAIR Wind. Fort Johnson
Pb ! SbarIau RLrabetbport A vsscest Ehnbeshpor.
i,ss.lIa EIs,betSpors Geo. HO,chkis. RaabethpOrL
Pr Ill., IN !. ,rthnor Pred Hall, EGIzbehnort.
JuiS. RunJou BiabethporL q. C. Lyman BlELsthpsr
Juige Low. BlIahethport Defiance h0eA-Aad
WlSu-sanset fresh, y. W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. Nov nATyed .Iea ashpi soStA Usro -
FbRde pha Agra and Matilda Hlyad from Boston, GSors
u.lS. - Al. u.nrx ilen FRAN H.
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CHARTER REPoRMs

abilities Of mos. Of toss vhe Asvc bssa chosen mem
be1 Of that body.
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SUFFOLK COUNTY.

For the first time since the formation OF the
Republican party every town in Suffolk County has given
majority for the Republican ticket and elected every
county officer on the ticket The following are the
majores by for Secretary Of State Senator and
Aaaai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
THE ALDERMANIC SITUATION.

Total majorities.. . T4 l,4aa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
By b. W. ABBOTT. Auctioneer.
Ofllce No. Central EXchange.
BY AUCTION.
Cottage House No. IL Union ave-,

containing4 rooms, Closets &c, in good condition. hav
ing been built about two years. Good well water The
lot contains about 400 feet. Also, at the time
good building lot adjoining the above estate containing
about $500 feet having frontage on Union avenue of
fifty feet The above situated but short distance
from Ward street. Fifty dollars down each close
of sale. JOHN HUGHES.
sl2 dts b. W. ABBOTr. Auct,r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

two Stone and stump Pul!ers one Hay Cutter one Ded
erick's Hay Press, horse and hand power combined,
nearly new and in good repair weight of Bale 225 lbs.
80 Tons Old Hay. Baled; 80 Tons New Hay, Loose.
Sale positive and without reserve Perfect Ped grees
given of all Thoroughbred Stock. If stormy the sale
will be under cover. Farm at private sale
w. II. WHEELER.
b. W. ABBOTT, AuctiOneer
Mlllbury Mass Sept. l. 1911 dts SD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
Premium, $4,000.
Premium, $4,000.
Premium, $4,000.

Open all Stations owned and kept for service in the
county the OF 1911 To trOt mile heats best
in 5, to harness; four TO enter. three to start.
First $1,000; Second $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
On Friday, Sept. 9ed, 1871.

Grand Cavacade at O'Clock, of Horses exhibition.
Exhibition and trial of Brood Mares and Colts, at 81
A. N.
Exhibition OF Filly and Gelding Colts at lOA.M.
Exhibition and Trial of Speed of Carriage Family and
Walking Horses at 10Y A. NJ.
Examination and Trial Of Speed of stations at IL
Am.
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By b. W, ABBOTT. Auctioneer
Office No Central Exchange, Worcester. Mass.
DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE ON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-12
HOW SHE SETTLED IN.

An American Captain had as passenger
on board his ship a very beautiful young
lady, with whom in the course of a very
short voyage, five young gentlemen, also
passengers, fell desperately in love. She,
liking all the young gentlemen, and liking
them all equally well, felt herself placed
in position of some difficulty, and In the
emergency applied to the Captain for ad-
vice. He, being man of an original turn
of mind, suggested that she should jump
overheard Che taking care to have well
manned boat alongside to prevent the
possibility of the farce turning into a
tragedy and that she should accept the
man who jumped into the sea after her.
The lady liked the notion, and one fine
morning, when her five admirers were all
upon deck, went over the side head-fore-
most. -Four of the five Immediately fol-
lowed her lead. Then said the puzzled
danasel to the Captain:
'What am to do now? See how wet
they all are9"
"Do?" replied the Captain; "why take
the dry one"
Which she did-and il is to be hoped
lived happy ever afterward,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-12
CHURCH ROsPITALTTrEs.

Inc OOSeTDeT gives an account OF bfo
hospitality extended to q stranger, By q
well-known crowded church In New Yerk
city. Its practice in the particular de-
scribed, is worthy of imitation, especially
by that class of churches whose hospifzii-s
ty rarely reaches beyond those who pay
for sitting within it. Here Is part Of tho
pleasant account referred to: dmci
When all the pews were filed, camp
stools were brought in by the sexton, and
as fast as they were placed, were filed
EUeTy caDlp-stO0I had q back to e. In
some congregations the stool is stool, Q
and nothing more To put sinner on
such thing may be well, IL you wouid
punish him for bis sins. But to put q
sinner or a saint on stool withousa
back, and expect him to hear the Goepsf
for an hour, with comfort and edifca-
ton, is too much to expect without mirsc-
ulous interpositlon. The human heart
may be very hard and the neck of the
wicked stiff, but mems and women's
backs are not hard or stiff enough TO hczF
such penance as is imposed when the slf-
ferer is compelled to sit bolt upright
for an hour and half on a stool without
support. Having suffered it, / know. a
few Sundays ago was on such stool of
repentance in Church and / did repent,--
of coming to the Church, and determine
ed not to go again, unless with prospect
of better things than stool in the aisle
and the sharp point of a pew-door scroll
sticking against my spinal column. Il is 9
very small matter for rich congregation
to provide comfortable seats for strangers.
You would not ask q gentleman COMING
to your house to take seat on backless
chair, so you ought not to offer such hos
pitality to strangers coming TO your placs
of worship. ln
But to return TO the other place. When
the pews were filled and the aisles also,
one man remained standing, there was
not vacant seat to be seen. A pewh0ld-
er caused his family to sit closer, then
left his pew and walked forward 10 she
stranger, brought him back and gave him
q place by his side. This WIS q type
of the congregation. This is the way
they do the inequalities of the houss
of God. It is beautiful to behold. Hsiso
in harmony with the Gospel. II is the
best kind of free-seat system. A con-
gregation build church and call q pas.
los 10 feed them and their children but
they do not intend to pray
The Lord bless me and my wife,
My son John and his wife,
Us four, and no more, Amen.
Freely they have received, freely they
give. They rejoice to see strsngers
crowding their gates, hearing the word
and worshiping with Their. IL f.. -
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profting you many times over the Prics
you set upon the whole tract. In this
way you build up desirable neighbor-
hood, your lands win become richer, youf
crops will be bountiful, and all surround
ings wiIlwear happy expression. Study
these ideas and add ornaments from your
own thinking. Divide into four psxs---os
right, wrong, possible and impossiblssHl
1t is right because it is possible, not der
clarlng that everything possible is right
The man who loves none but himself and
him satisfied, must admit there is some
thing very attractive in such plans.
Every man is ayerse to having losses, and
is always vigilant for gains. These thea
are few thoughts to the land owners
merely. LQ.J.