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west, with one grand entrance through an Inn
menBey largo Gothic doorway, irI1o basement
Is ready for plantorine. Ind tI;o unnor mart viii
DO }nclObo1 In two Tnnka II wifi mat ahout
100000. Tho location Ia m brtchiunn hvonuo.
'botweon Sixteenth md govontoenth streots,
This is now In 'nrooess ot erection; on tho
corner Of Michigan avenue and Twonty-nlxth
streot. Sixty mon nro nt work, and tho walls orc al
ready about 10 foot high Tho chapel iu tho rear
Ia now ready tor tho roof, md will bo done In sx
necks. This will be another grand atono church.
sho "details Of which have alrealy bcen giyon III
Tue TRIBUNE.
THE x1nar ooxenEaA71oNAh onuncn,
eoIner Of Warrington aud Ann streots. Wost
sido, iu its main room, foHe1nblos n forest Of
dead trees. It anybody dosiroa to know how
hoy put on THO "protty thinEa "up 80 high, thoy
eau look In and 500. Tho coiling is about COM
ptote nnd tho wails aro being plnateTod;: This
church Will 10 very similar to what 1t Taa BEFORE
ranBomont Of tho gallory, which, in the now
room. o1tends acroBs tho north wall, and only
phrt Of tito way down tho eaat aud
EoHs eit!os. Tho Church Will be
completed ny the lst OF Docombor. Will, its n.-
morous ontrancos mud largo windows, hmphi.hoat.
rlcal arrangement OF pews, and cheerful fres-
seolnss, II ~, W. no aount como DAck again hna
take ita ola pnco as ono Of tho most convenient
,.Thore arc several other church buildings pro-
footci m which work viii Mt nnca commerco.
The oha1c Of Of The immaculate Conception w
etecs oalnoo oh tlo corner OF frnnklin fi
or tso oopnat Of M su ns Vii pu
BOON.
D1ocEBAa CONVENTION.
n;aconot Ghmrc, gnr tha mtoo.so W r
1nos vii apsana IN tSo uatcrs y 0bure o
6t, rector anu l'Anl, OIL IuHE4hV. the HtA or Sep
tombor, at 10 D. M. Tho clerical and lay dole
gatos from aImoBt every parish in tho diooose will
ennyant;on nnrmnn anvil Wit ho nroacI,od Nv tIo 1loy.
Si1"e Ehn4t WI " att ~ ~ Tn,s
Quincy. -...
Tie Introductory goryicoB will be full choral,
senue.ea ah'll,nuuhl'y: 1' ,,,,,, ,,u,.p
tnua. NJ, em..,o al ~ ~ ~ 1,.I s
p4o a9 to ~ pro sr1r III IN
tho current number Of tho Intcfior, aud occupy
Ing about seven columlB and oil nbout "old
apspraton prof, swng preaGaoa'
nes ,,h1i.aa W.r}n,, T.,
various papers have followed. Tho U1l|ed Pres
bytei7an opened tho battle, Rnd waa followed by
tie Inferior several weoks since, eynopsis Of
tGpy ICY III H. " "ane IN sno cioan o,s ol
cannot clo.o tai4 arsico without commenting upon
the following passaee from your editorial laspra-
klVA 10 -
Swing has conf',sod tho two aoaa: .Tho Old Te.ta,
S,sans % as ssowa r1
BY liz saost II i lecsma nialll6!a in tho coisn-
cation OF truth. II had nothing whatever 70 DO With
eanaot chi % attrisatsd 10 LICK q reysiatien;S nm
sorry eltt.os to inform yoa tss tie TIC wiols eolnma
tho OLD Testament Ia entirely loa. by reason
OF tta heing apart from tic debate: i wes
b. and not Tho As
nesa that colnes 1n denanco OF revelation. When
young man corrnpting female slave had to pay 1ne
Of bheop and tho girl alone lad to be sconrgcd,
would not liko TO say that his inspiration wcs ono
thing sna as @ sanoaeaoa ta1 ia : an1,Sr @ psos sVng
when In alail hnye moro carcsy 'at1ini Tho s,,h
tect oho Viii SEC hs. such law wss in sotuo gay con,
uee but up e THU dae
character. In tue formation of human character,
an quite Ioaay to confess that the inspiration OF
botveen ~ bond woman and tho ireo won:
a., 2s M Nn,sh aces nos sSoasge ~ eae Weak one ad
both nike VII tas surpsas tho fnsprson q tbo old
IN hs s ras s ss o
part u defective revelation o. inspiration of moral
prtacipss IT payas Character f. hsa been
generations which punished over thirty forms Of
oenses WITH death, by generations which slow women
purity by nne of ono anlmnl from > flock aud IT,
reared ~ such IN atmosphere David cent uriah to ha
trout anu tha aecurea "Uriah,s oGanteoas WIZ"
cue certainty should uot attribute this immortality
any lsck q royslHaion ndee but rathrr TO- m AZ
nehce OF nat quality OF revelation found aferward in
ne morals oi Jssan a.. - rum thaory soems 100
oeecvo anu too lmla 70 pc conhluetsd ns tne u44s-
putea snsory OF lne Bseat Cautcn II 10
& A. aoea no. Hspan ,ne @
o. tno ou oesauso Il uoea nos
INFORM tnis thomgnti ~ %ofn wnoF9 .4S @ na!'pla 10
guoanee ngs. Mne'neI III .ue ao.asn stat" mws, g. III
tle nrheipes snn graVna,e nsouaa Jeaas gnFB;L n.;.
sn" a a M nsro a. And @ S
catse wren ne Divine ohflss naa hatnsen passed
away iIoM the nw q N g .a -, 1satS ~ eomansl @
70 roo~, ps @ o g ,r s"fes ., frav
,ns,d ,rsr fl n1 an as sa ts'ehso wh'eh h'S Doen
The editor of tho Interior devotes about four
= columns to Professor S.sing's lettor, in which
aovcro1 iaauea n ~ made W. o;vo TN fnl,n+vnr .
nuaa a,asa ns,',,s w, :. sna r,. - Nv. 1.,z >,
revelation put to ~ anaehco OF that qualify u res
e!atton found nfterward IN tAe morals Of Jeaus. "
Wo ask naturally, why God gnye a.ich defective rev.
olht1on We afe toar coiuly, that - was good
enough Tor people VINO metltsd nothtnE." But THIS
hardly meets tao case II GOD thought enough Of THO
Jews to delves them from Pharoah, aud lead
them through the wl!aeEuesss anu oecoino
the,r hlnR IN canaan, nna pFos1de Tor