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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-09
City NoTIcBs.

Lunch. Mrs. j. B. Jeup will set grand
free Lunch at the Exposition Saloon this
Saturday evening, at 8 O'Clock, in celebra-
ton Of the bap ism of her first grandchild
at Lawrenceburg. All the friends of the
family are invited. IT.
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RenI Estate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
H w Butt3rff and diners to
John w Edwards, lot east
side of Wetmore avenue. 49,. $1,000 90
TE,T F, d D, M A, Il Co..
and E S Hamilton to
Jackson and others, land in
Hickman CO., Ky,........... 2,451 90
Same parties to J L. Boneland in
same,,,, ..,,.,,...,...'..'s 1,IuO w
' lot in 18th dist: ............. 476 90
NJ Nicholson to Thos 81 Sneed,
lot in Bostick's addition. 49,. TOO %
n d Malone to Lsura Malone,
deed of gift to lots in Edge
field, ............. '..s,..'..
Hu Douglas aud others to RoDG
Brown, land in Lincoln co.,. 25O w
Mary 81 Glare 10 r w Valentine,
lot m Harding's addition. 300 W
w G Even, clerk, to Jares I
Patterson, house and lot on
South Cherry. .............. 10 w
'~ Iis 5 lot in stb ward. -. 1000 90
JL Ryan and wife to q P McBray-
Bra7er, land in Kentucky.
81 G Scovel to Sallle Il Burdett,
lot in McGavock. ........... 1000 w
WB A Ramsey to W II johnson,
lot in Edge6eld. ...,........ 600 W
Jas W Boyd and others to + NJ
Woodsll and others, land in
18th district ''''' ........... lou w
Geo B Guild to - Baber, land in
Sumner county I,zGO w
John Lumsden to Green Hender-
son, lot in Lumsdens addition 500 w
J b Love to F d Fuller, land in
18th district. ................ LOOO w
Harriet and NJ Erdman to l. 81 e
Rosenheim, lot in city. $500. o,OOO w
. in county. .................. 5000 90
John Guthrielto B Moore, land in
21st district. ................. 5ol 70
A B Beech to Sarah Beech, deed
of gift to lot in city.
M Hussey to n & G q st Louis
railroad, lot on Line street,. SOB w
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Champs celebrated Harp Band, consist
ing of the following named young gentle
men, Johnnie Champ, Ogel Stockell,
Charlie Horn, S. Pitchet, and Robert
Smyley, favored the St. Cloud Hotel with q
delightful serenade last night, which was
highly appreciated by the guests OF that
housa, and citizens in the immediate
vicinity.
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RatIroa0 Fare.

ticket FROM Nashville to Knoxville via
Chattanooga, can be purchased for ten cents
lass chan q ticket from Nashville TO Chatta'
r10oQa. .#...
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na-0nua iCaIIecffnnR.

TIL. Sneed, county revenue collector,
reno-ts bis collections for the month OF July,
"a follows: School fund, 81, 455.5 S; ordi'
nary fund, $1,036S2.
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l would respectfully announce TO my
friends, patrons and the public generally,
that l have re-estsblished my Monthly
Drawings, and will draw, as heretofore, on
the fourth Monday in each month at st.
Louis, Mo-, but all orders for tickets or
agencies must be addressed to me a. Bow
ling Green, KY. Hoping my friends will
extend the same liberal patronage to me
that they have extended me heretofore, L
remain, respectfully, ]. r. Golladay, Bow
ling Green, KY. augS IL
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In the match game of Base Ball yester-
day between the Morgan and the Edgeneld,
the Morgan scored 20 to Edgefeld IL. Very
fine playing was done on both sides. lime
of game hour and AZ minutes.
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NEW YORK.
MetrODOIitan Tea.

New YORK. Aug. S.-The Sanitary Su-
perintendent reports finding in large vault
in this city some ten Thousand cases of tea,
the CARO- OF the ship Petersburg, which was
wrecked eff Bermuda. This tea has been
submerged several months, and soaked 10
salt water. 1t is now proposed to wash
and dry this tea and then mix it
with other tea and put it upon the
market. The SUPERINTENDENT adds; "The
endeavor ofthe owners to prepare this tea
for market l consider most barefaced
syindIe, and l respectfully recommeIH
that this matter be referred to the proper
authorities TO have this fraud prevented"
The Board of Health has accordingly taken
action.
Absenteeism.
The steamships leaving this port for Eu-
rope during May, June and July carried
1850 cAhin passengers, an excess OF 6CO
only over the corresponding months ID
1872.
The Missing Steamer.
The steamship Arnedt, from Stettin and
Havre, is now Is days overdue at this port.
July 18th, steamer Westphalia passed her
seven days out and to all appearances she
was all right, in latitude 40 deg, II min,
longitude % deg, min, about one quar-
ter of the distance out. Since then nothing
has been heard of her. The list of psssen-
gers in the Arnedt is incomplete, as only q
part of it has been received at this city.
Among the cabin passengers were Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Atwood of the United
States, DR.. II. DoheiD, one of the directors
of the Steamship Company in Stettin, and
Rev. DIR. Schwartz and family, OF Asia Mi
nor.
The Reported Wreck.
The agents of The State Line in this city
have received the following dispatch from
Glasgow in refere nee to the reported loss OF
the Alabama: "Look for the Alabama on
the eighteenth. Report unfounded."
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Burted Yesterday.

The remains of Burlington Carlisle, OF
this city, and formerly of Westboro, ONO,
whose death Thursday by fall from Roll
ing Fork bridge, Louisville and Nashville
railroad, was published in our yesterday
issue, were brought to the city and inferred
Yesterday. r-t
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DIED..

WILLIAMSBURG at his residence, near
Lake Providence, Carroll Parish, La, Tuesday
july 20, of dysentery, Maj. JOHN BRANCH VIII
LIAMs, aged IS, son of the late Gen. Robert W.
williams, OF Tallahassee, Florida
Raleigh, North Carolina, papers please copy.
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n.,an Air PraRcl1inR.

An individual styling himself "Rev. Jonn
Coffin Nazaro," announces that ne wiz
pra cb at 4 P. NJ. next Sunday, on the com
nou in front OF McClure's Hall, Eogeneiu
The public are invited.
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, III North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. Jeo u
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AGED.

A colored womsn, who has reached the
mature age of 100 years, had her picture
taken at one of our photograph galleries
this week. The old woman is still hale and
hearty, has never used glasses, and is able
tn do considerable work yet.
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N..h,uiIIa Library.

IL. Green was yesterday appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the estate Oh
the late w. 81. Davidson.
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A Relic.

Near Fl. Negley may be seen garcen
spot enclosed by paling fence, the paiIngs
Of which are made entirely OF tan posrus 70
deceased government wagons which ngurea
during the late unpleasantness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-09

Miss FRANCIS WILLARD has been ap-
pointed Professor of Esthetics in the
Womau's College Of the Northwestern Uni,
versity at Evanston, H., at salary OF
81 500, to be increased to $1,000 In 1874,
s., 200 in 1876 and $1,000 In 1876.
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nou,t Take stock In Tt.

The Lebanon Herald don't take bit OF
stock in Dun's Mercantile Agency, asserting
that the estimate placed upon the conner
cial standing of Lebanon business men is
totally unreliable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-09

The Nashville Library Directors are
earnestly requested to meet at the naii tnls
Afternoon at P. NJ, for ORGANIZATION
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Instead Of Bitter use Sweet Quinine
Best and Oldest Family Medicine,

Best ana UIu6SL FAMILY MeV|Clnes-
Sanford's Liver InVigorator.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware Of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
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vacation for E,eTnity.

WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. San old
school-teacher named Bannon, was found
dead in the schoCl-house st Benwood, to-
day. Il had been dead for twelve days.
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Shooting mattel
Cholera ar Chattanooga

There will be shooting match near the
race track to-day at o'clock P. NJ.
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7. E. Winstead & Co. are selling ladies
ard gents low cut Shoes at cost. Rare IN
ducements offered at the Maxwell House
Shoe Store. augS lw
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There were five new cases Of cholera at
Chattanooga yesterday, three of which
proyed fatal.
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A sure cure for Chills and Fever. Ayers
Ague Cure never falls, aug6 eodlW
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, dug. s, 1s73.-Height Of Ioater
above Eoao lcdter mark at 800 p. M
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RAILROAD FINE TABLE.

st- I,oufS AND gtoutheastern Railway.
Fast St. Louis Express leaves Nashville 5:4o AN
s. Louis Express Edsiiy) S..av,s at T:i SV xx
6:1O P. n. fe
Te.nesaee and Fac1fte RasIFoaa.
No. Leaves Lebanon ut. 1000. Hs
NJ Arrives at Nashville st..s:10 A.
Leaves Nashville st... 1880 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 7. III i.
PrIse's Lebanon 81 I.SUOe'oc. 49, Ave
~ Tshsno1 AZ O'Clock p. II. ON hondayss Weo-
esdays and Fridays'
Easr.vtIlc, Chattanooga, Memphis and
81. Louis Railway.
leaves Z AS A. n. and s:o0R. 4.
90 arriveI12:15 Pm. and lSO An
empnn IN. o' las AM. 1920 r.n
3 srrlves. ...6:OO A. II. and 4:SO P. n.
the AGO p. NJ, and LAS A. n. trains ran
Louisville ana Nashville anu eEeA'
southern Railroad.
s+.tian ON North College street at 300
do;iv and l:95 P. NJ, Daily except Sunday
lives at 100 A. NJ, and 4:4o p N
1eha1.S5 ?. X. train does not stop st any Polns
h.atEsen Eashyine and Gallatin, except Eoge-
field junction.
oa1I.tsu Accommodation, Daily.
Ueayes Sow e A'
t-aussviyIe and FeshvtIle ald efeas
GnnfnATm kalAKOsSos-s~~Nss~'@-s
Decatur Division.
IaaveL L. & n. Depot, North Oohese sree''
Going South-7:2O An; 6:06 m.
Arrive Eorth-4:40 AM: 1:zo Pm. "a.
Throuph trains arrive and depart from LOuIs
vIue and Nashville Depot, North college street !;
paSsengers car take trains 81 LonlsInle anu
Nsshyifle Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
~ IN 1,.,a,YA AoooMMoDATIoN-Leaves S;SO z.
SrTives 9:15 AN, from L. & N. Depot, Nortn
College street.
o-tsv,TIeaud Cincinnati short Lime
Railroad
Trains leave sndarrive stLonieyne A,i 0nyvx
Eastern se' A"0' 6O0A.H. If0 p. II.
Sunoay.....s.s.ss.sss'' 80 = - 1o.a0 y n
Eastern Express, daily. 300 f' Il law - 49,
Eastern Night Express, 6.,6 j. w.
;:.'....s.s:: AhO -
Lexington NAL, except ,,.ao A. ~
SUNDAY. ~ - -
Lexington Express, excep San ~
Sunday.........'s'.s.s~ 'VO
Shelbyville Mail, except oo e.,k NJ
Sunday. o'o0 a. @'' Wv -
shei6yvdi ae, Express eN sos P. NJ, $50 PM
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A Desperate Death.

CINCINNATI, Aug. S.-A Gazette special
from Fl. Wayne saws: At Lagrange, yes
terday, Cor stable John Hutz attempted to
arrest Adolphus Tillarks for drawing knife
and threatening to kill Mr.. Preston. Til
larks cut the Constable with the knife. The
latter shot him twice with pistol. Still
he kept on till bystander discharged the
contents of shotgun in his body. Hutz
will recover. Tillsrks is probably used up,
as his recovery is doubtful.
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Louisiana RAIDS.

NFw ORLEANS, Aug. S.--Ofieer VIM
Terry, of the mounted metropolitan police,
was arrested to-day, charged with attempt
ing to assassinate District Attorney Mckay
last night in Csrrollton. Terry snapped a
a pistol twice at Mai. Mckay, and fed.
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Blank {. , indicates no report; cipher 10Y SIS
tionary; minus (-) tendency 70 fsn; plus III ten
dency to rise. A. O. FORD, observer.
We report the river falling slowly at this
point with "a inches scaDt on Hsrpeth
Shoals.
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wouau,s Rights

LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-The wife of Cas-
sius Claxton, living in Henry county, was
awakened few nights ago By man named
Payne attempting to get in her window.
Mrs. Claxton seized 6 pistol and shot Payne
through the head, ipficting fatal wound,
for which she was tried and honorably &C.
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CRIMINAL.
PIug-USlieS.

New YORK, Aug. 8.-Butt Cavansugh,
of Providence, aud Johnny Madden, Of
New York, fought prize fight yesterday at
Mountain View, II. j. Nineteen rounds
were fought, CaVanaugh winning.
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AhRAnfe0isnl,

The steamships leaving this port for Eu-
rope during May, June and July carried
1850 cabin passengers, an excess Of 600
only over the corresponding months in
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TslsgrapRic Report from Signal Service Corps o.
s. A., of Obserudtion, at 3:5e o'clock p. My
the Pacific and AHdHtie Line.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 4.GThe insurgent YES
sells, Tetuan and Fernando Elcstalica,
have effected q landing off Garrichua for
the purpose OF procuring provisions. It
Is apparently their intention also to pillage
the silver mines in the vicinity OF TERRA
Almagrera, and the authorities at that
place are making preparations to resist an
attack. Admiral Labois, who Is now at
Gibraltar with the Spanish squadron, has
received orders go In pursuit OF the in.
surgent vessels. The British squadron
has gone to Gsrrichua. 'i
MADRID, Oct 5.-General Moriones last
week offered battle to the Carlists before
Estelle. The Carlists refused to fight and
on Saturday precipitately evacuated Es-
telle, which was occupied by the Govern.
ment forces.
The insurgent men.of.war have quilted
Garruchua. The British squadron hes ar.
rived at Valencia.
The Government contemplates the con.
solidation of the Spanish and Cuban debts.
The Correspondencid contradicts the re-
port that q coolness had sprung up be-
tween Senior CASTELAR, and Gen, Slckles,
United States Minister. -, :.
The Minister Of Colonies, who leaves
soon for Cuba and Porto Rico, has re.
ceived special instructions for, the settle:
ment Of the political difficulties Of those
Islands. '1las.,d ,l-- ."
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JAY COOKE & co.
Another statement of Their Affair.

Another statement Of Their Affairs.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Messrs. Jay
Cooke g. Co. have completed their detail
ed statement OF their assets and liabilities,
and in connection Herewith, they have
prepared form Of agreement for settle
ment 10 be presented 70 the creditors for
their consideration. The, main features
of the proposed agreement are as follows:
The members oi the firm ofiJay Cooke &
Co. surrender all their partnership and
personal property to trustee. Hon. E.
A. Rollins, late United States Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue, will have the
management Of the estate. thus saving
the costs and expenses. Dividends will
be made whenever the trustee has cash
in hand sufficient to be. divided, com.
mencipg soon after the agreement Is
approved of by the creditors. Set.
Elements may be made under restrictions
which guard perfectly the interests Of the
general body Of creditors. The creditors
surrender no rights they now possess, but
merely accept the advantages Of trust
created for their benefit, AID the debtors
can gain nothing except the surplus which
they hope to secure by an economical and
judicious winding up Of their estate. Full
powers are given TO the trustee, but he is
to act under the control OF the committee
representing the creditors consisting ol
Mr.. w. FELTON,. the late President Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington d Baltimore
r. r. VIM. @. Houston and Dell Debit,
Jr. President OF the Corn Exchange Bank
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CHICAGO.


ATTEMPT TO PASS FORGED CHECK.
CHICAGO, October "A stranger pre- :
sented this afternoon check Tor 81 400,
purporting 10 be signed by q we'll
known commission firm Of this city, to
the Merchants National Bank. The teller
detected the forgery and the man was ar.
rested.
THE EXPosITIoN-cLosE OF TIE SECOND
WEEK.
The Exposition closed its second week
tonight, and Notwithstanding the excite
ment which has prevailed during that
time in regard to financial matters, 1t has
had a steadily increasing attendance. To-
day and tonight not less than thirty
thousand people visited the building. All
the railroads coming into the city from
the southwark and west have issued time
cards for excursions at reduced fare dur
ing the Exposition. The managers Of the
Exposition have arranged for grand mu.
sical entertainment and promenade con.
cert on the afternoon and evening of the
9th, the second anniversary OF the great
fire.
Over five hundred dollars were raised
here to-day by a committee from the va.
rious Hebrew societies for the benefit Of
the Memphis yellow fever sufferers. Sub.
scrlptions continue to come in to the Git.
izens Committee appointed by the Board
Of Trade. To-day number OF contribu-
ton boxes were placed In conspicuous
positions in the Exposition building for
the reception OF small offerings for the
same city.
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aanufac,urers' Meeting at Pittsburgh
ACTION WITH REVERENCE TO THE CUR.
RENcY sTRINdENcY. g.

RnENSA ApAhiNuhNSA.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. a. "A meeting Of the
manufacturers OF Pittsburgh was held
Yesterday afternoon to take action In ref
sience 10 the present condition Of hnan-
cal affairs and to determine what course
@pu1ue in regard 10 tho running OF their
Establishments.
The following resolutions were adopted.
Rs0'rtd, In order that the employee
aad employer may each contribute to the
9est interest Of this community, and re-
IleVe our moneyed institutions In meas
ote from the excessive drain OF currency
We recommend that the manufacturer
VnY make payments not TO exceed
one half Of tho amount due the
Employees each pay day on and
lle' this date until the currency and ex-
Saiuge Of the country assume their nor.
nal condition.
RtS0Iued, That by doing this the manu-.
IlcIurer and workingman will cooperate
lad each contribute 10 the best interests
Ibis community, insuring the running
q l9e mills and factories, relieving our
anks from an excessive drain Of curren-
sld aiding In restoring confidence,
'.! saih alone Is needed to give complete
'sCtn Ivy to our wonted prosperity.
iae meeting was the largest that has
,s TSea held here for years, representing
SoNt threc.tourths OF the manufacturing
s9fesi Of the city, and was harmonious
Mu pointed In itS proceedings.
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The Proposed Change in the Method
of Presidential Elections.
MEETING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL COM.
MITTRE IN NEW YORK. '''

MEETING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL COM.
sirTTEE IN NEW YORK. ''
New YORK, Oct. 4-The meeting Of
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons OF the U. 8. Senate, to consider the
plan OF changing the Constitution with
regard to the method Of electing Presi.
dent, which was TO have taken place here
yesterday, was not held in consequence Of
the absence Of a quorum, Senators Nor
ton, Carpenter, Anthony and Bayard only
being present. Senator Anthony, in an.
swcr to inquiries, said 1t would be impos.
sible to indicate the character OF the com.
mittee's report: He was certain, however,
that the method Of electing President by
a direct vote would not be recommended
for the reason that 1t would be impossible
to get the necessary two.thirds vote IN the
Senate for such q plan. Certain deficien.
cies in the present method, which expe.
rience had made manifest, would doubt.
less be supplied. A quorum Of the COM
mittee Is expected In the city to-day.
New YoRK, Oct. 4-Evening.-Failing
to get a quorum this afternoon there was
no meeting Of the Senate Committee to
consider the subject Of change In the
manner Of electing President ot the Uni
ted States.
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their strife. You will remember US in our
lonely struggle in which we will never
yield thoughfwe sometimes falter, and In
which we will succeed. In Gods name
we ask place In your hearts, and in your
prayers to Jesus Christ. l give you
greeting from the christians In Ireland.
Rev. P. Larreaux, ol Paris, spoke oi the
diffusion Of Evangelical principles in
France.
Rev. DR.. Riggs, Of London, spoke of the
meeting this evening as the most wonder.
ful Evangelical Alliance gathering ever
known, and yet 1t as'but feeble index
Of the concentrated attention bent upon
this spot by millions Of both continents.
At this moment General Clinton B.
Fisk, OF st. Louis, said, as he listened TO
the various speakers he felt by turns that
he could be a Church OF England Baptist
or Presbyterian. II these meetings con-
tinued they would have TO batter down all
distinctions. "a
The doxolegy was then sung and the
benediction pronounced by Rev. DR..
McCosh.
Speeches similar to those delivered at
the Academy OF Music were made at
Steinway Hall in German. The large
hall was taxed to It's utmost, while q large
number Of persons lined the sidewalks.
The Dean Of Canterbury to-day spoke
at the Church Of the Ascension on the de.
STABILITY off union among the Protestant
denominations. He said that notwith-
staining the sectarian difference, the basis
on which Protestant denominations are
established Is the same, and he thought
the present Evangelical Alliance would
tend powerfully 10 give them harmony Of
action, especially In the missionary labor.
At University Place Presbyterian Church
Rev. Mr.. Schehesdrs, OF Bombay, India,
discoursed on the condition and prospects
Of Christianity in that country. +Ii.
All the churches at which delegates TO
the Evangelical Alliance spoke, morning
and evening, were desely crowded.