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National Republican., 1873-02-25
SABBATH ssHooL MEETINGS.
Tho Pourth.Sreet NJ. Y. suBday school
s..aha1aa

:
Southsast.
The annual missionary meeting Of the Fourth
street NJ. v. sabbath school sOutheastw was hold
on SUNDAY evening. Interesting addresses were
delivered hy Gen. %. q. Howard and Hon. John
n. storm. Several beautifulaolos and choruses
were well sung by the scholars. The amount
contributed for all purposes during the year was
school Ia o9s There "a connected with this school
a relief committee, whose duty II IA to hunt up
aud relieve the wants Of the destitute children OF
that section of the city. Much has been done by
them In amelloratlng the condition Of the poor.
In connection with this charge there Is also a
which u In q very aourishlng condition.
UNION cHLPEL ". r. CHURCH.
On Sunday night the services at Union Chapel
". Y. chur,h attracted very large audience, the
occasion being that VI the Sunday school mis-
sionary anniversary. The Interior OF the church
was very prettlly embelshed with notices, q
large platform erected and over the pulplt was
pie OF Truth" The exercises were opened with
prayer hy the Rev. y. N. IIartsock, after which
the school sang ANYWHERE with Jesus The
secretary then read his report, showing that the
school II divided into ave sections, each OF which
made the following contributions: Europe, t2I.Is;
ASIA, s2aaI; Africa, tn.aii America, tts.6i, and
tributed, tis4a5. The fou. John Hill, OF New Jer-
sey, then made very Interesting address, which
was followed by dnet ~ the Mia.ea Hunter,
and q recitation by Miss Etnma Jorian, both oi
which were executed nnely. The singing by the
schools was under the direction OF Mr.. William
G: Hunter. During the evening large number
had eNerted themselves especially In the mis-.
slonary cause. Tue whole affar was due IN the
! Eklll aud ingenuity OF Mr.. ". ". Womersly, su.
| periniendent OF the school.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
GRAN DEsI SCHEME OF the ACE
$500, 900 Cash Gifts.
100000 for only $40
Total. 1000 ains, all Cash .....,........
To provide means for this mAEnincent Concert one
dun9red thousand ticketA only will he asund, a larEC
Qortion Of which aEe , ahlrsAdy " sold,

,Toproyide means for this mAiInincent Concert one
dun1red thousand ucketA only will he lastnd large
Vortion Of which Az, aEe ahlTsAdy X sold;
u Whole Tickets 80, bAyes 80, and quarters Ra,bO
Eleven whole tickets for 9l0G No discount on lass
than $io order. Eoihtnf could be more aPproPrl
or more likely To- produce grRnder satisfactory re
suits, The object VI this third Git Concert n the
onlArgemept and endowIpent Of the Public Library
d Kentucky, which. BY the special act authorizing
the Concert for its benen Il 10 DO forever free 10 an
ciuze1s Sf every stato This Concert viii be con.
nected like the hrst and second heretofore given,
and fun par,ealars q the mode of drawing the gfis
thorough understanding of the scheme, from bosin.
nlng 70 end arr nov PGhished in the inrm q aeir.
who apply. The entire management Of this undsf
taking has been committed by tht trustees u Hon.
THOMAS z. BRAMLETfE, late dOyeTn0r OF Ken
the dlft Concert should b adlrssssd "s y"
~, I puRnErT, prCRilent,
- W, n, HALDEMAN, Nice PrealIenE
EAFMEnS' AND DH0YisiiSi BANR' 'TrssaTi,isTT.. M aT.
Tickets are hog ready for sale, aud al orders Tor
eedIiSn. Sf Till NET VIZ Pr9mPf attention when
Ihos. {. BRAMltITt, LOUISVILLE, ~, "a
jSnsW6S2n Agent Public Library KY
National Republican., 1873-02-25
Jos, T. x. Plant,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF
81 D ITHf rEAcH

Commi=sioner Of Deeds FOR the states and
Territories,
Corner Of and Eighth streets northwest, Wash.
intton City d. q.
NJ B.-State Depo.itions and other paper
specially. nol-5ms
National Republican., 1873-02-25
TLe Tbentrc CoulIan..

large audience last night u the pomiqus ap.
Preclatel by Renrrols applause the renew I'd
and well-sustAined efforts Of ita management 20
please the public. Nj. Dick Parker the stage
manager, Ia gaining every day new popularity
National Republican., 1873-02-25
The wu.LIus,ou civ "a nyIuK, BnnL,
For Fall Dress.

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays 0 por cent Interest on all deposits. DepOs
IL can he nAdn and drawn at viii.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

ANY one having Accommodations for the pt
and 4th days Of March will communicate with
James spraRue, secretary subcommittee New
YORK Republican Association, tock box I.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

THR PERFECTLY FITrJHQ sHIET. Pdce s2.5O
HEO. &. uEHSIEG,
No. 40 seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-02-25

A 1SciAL NHETtso Of the Republican asaocia.
tlon viii be held this evening 10 consider busi
nees Of lmporiance.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

wAETED.--A millner; apply At once 10 Madame
liuObell, 1881 Pennpylyania avenue. one or two
gentlemen 70 occupy q large, handsome front
room, furnished OF unfurnisbed.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

A srECIL AEETISa Of the Paoinc Coast Associ.
alton VIII 6e held tonight. Al No. 1913 Pennsyl-
yanla avenue. All residents Of the Pacific
states and Territories are invited to attend,
National Republican., 1873-02-25

TuR members OF company A, Washington
armory In full uniform tomorrow evening.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

A sRw four-story brick house, No. 1918 Tenth
street northwest, with all the modern convc-
nlences, II offered for rent.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
YhMINRRY

An agent Of the Department will have supervision
of the nanufacture storage, aud issue Of tue cards.
who shall at all mer have full and free access 10 the
aIartments, safes. and vaults who're the cards are
epectins the same. and yhoeeduty II Will be 70 ~
qtitre the rupnlAuona OF the contract to he faith.
fly Observed; and the ahall farnah him
Apd his clerks suitable office and deaktoom At the
BtAtea
The contractor. his employees, and agents shall
conform to such rakgulAtinns ths Department may
from time 10 time adopt for the security Of the GOV
f,Fnm
National Republican., 1873-02-25

No PROPOSAL will be considered uni.ss Aeoasn.
panied by natisfactory gilarAAtee, signed by at
Least two reaponaihle parties.
Bdderr mnst state In their proposals the price per
thopAand cards, lqcludns everJ thing required ~
be dnns or ftnishd, 4. set forth In hls EdVrrtise
ment aud aIl proloaas must be made upon tbs
snysloped snd sealcd married. @%Progosag Tor p3.tal
master uenerul, Washington n q, -,
-J JOHN 4 y oREswRII.,
National Republican., 1873-02-25

THE third annual commencement Of hemcdl-
cal department Of Howard rnlyerslty will take
place tomorrow evening al the Congregational
church.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
REPORTS.

The contractor viii be required " report weekly,
jhniSRei. unnnished, and .sPolled,l the number
gsn.a M sha q ips ~ u,npd M
contractor In the presencc of the Arnt II TIE lie
partuent. -.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
OUARANTET T-pROpOsAI.s

srecimrns ~ tls nmrintea esSa apa n Satab hoard
WITHOUT the water mark, which is not yet com
Ileted togrthsr with blank forms for hids, may b.
ter General.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

Tn addition. the couiractor viii le required TO
furnish lAbels aud direct the sAlne for each rack
ar In accordance with the daily hsts furnished by
the agcnt ~ the Department.; together with On
olhar blanks required to he inrlnaed with the cards
tery returns relating 10 tho number ~ cards tur.
nishcd. and stock on hand or In proceas OF manu-
CONTRACT NOT AssIaNABLR
4. The contreet cannot, IN any tasr, be lawfully
National Republican., 1873-02-25
II.brNn. sEcrnITy FRoM rmE ANp

The carda will be rcqurpl u be manufactured in
hrnIIrpof building. and IN seperate aTartmenta
by the contractor; and when finished must he placed
IN nre and burta proof aue or vault, to hs spe'
cially proNided for that pnrroee, and said apart
rnfptn and safe or vault shall A all tnea he subject
! TO the tnatrrtion of an agent of thr Department
, 1873-01-19
MARINE BOOKKEEPING.

How One Of Bryant d Strntton's Students
Studied tho Art--Forty Tons of Nater Let
Loose in Ruildfn1.
A forciblo Illustration OF the unfortunate ef:
-fects Of the historical deluge, was given BY an
enterprisiug young gentleman Studying marine
bookkeeping at Bryant 4; Stra.ton's College. on
tho corner OF State and Washington streets.
That precise corner Of the city is notable for the
artesian well therein, and the application Of the
water power to elevator purposes. To carry out
this useful design, about forty tons Of artoeian
we'll water are stored On the roof, to
serve as elevator power, and, when necessity de-
mands, rs fire e1tinguishor. It is huge body
OF water, enough to help the young marine book
keeping student to acquire practical know1-
edge Of his art in q wAsh-tub. But he did not
try the experiment in the right direction. His
soul Was above waah-tubs and the water above
him. He looked with IN aching soul upon tho
string that connected the water tank With tho
occupants Of the building. He thirsted to give
it scientific jerk. 1t was . source Of anxiety
to him for some days, but be finally mustered
courage to satisfy his thirst for knowl-
edge. He jerked the rope. There Was d rush
as Of Niagara broken loose. The students clung
to the floating tables in order to escape being
washed out OF tho windows books, chairs,
desks were being dashed by the overwhelming
cataract down the etairs, and q flood on state
street seemed inevitable. The student Of mn
his future profession, being Of the opinion that
it is dangerous. II forty tons Of water would
occasion so much annoyance, what would the
lake OF ocean do, he argues. Water ran down
tho stairs all day aud repeated the glacial period
for half block round the building.
, 1873-01-19

1t IL that many cities should bo burned up whsn
If tho windows protected, would help 90 far
to enable the e7e5en to check and control the fire.
Why people slack and slow in applying euc1
<1otection7 Why not ut order tho best for the
purpose, since in very many the difference in
cost In insurance In two yeara viii pay tho expenses
B. A. Jenkins, Of Lcrossc, Wis., Ia ready to supply the
patent blind for dollar per square foot md they
are evidently the best thing Known being better than
the entire piateof 1ron because ovory part is hollow
forming air chamber which makes 1t next TO lnapoa
sibc for the heat to enter, and ct the time the
blind ia ~ pleasant and convenient tle wooden
blind. -
, 1873-01-19

The Northwestern Christian Adrocdte ia out
with pungent leader fayoring compulsory odu-
cation and capital punishment. Respecting the
latter it says:
While we are preaching, crime Is the increase.
aip,aut press Quotes thia to shame the pulpit, but
God pty this RepuDic when the pulpit, discouraged,
holds It's tongue. In 1872 New York City suffered
hity-six recorded murde1s-mo1c than onea week. In
the came year Chicago suffered an equal proportion.
Of st more bloody violence though @ not s9ie to to pro-
being aroused to een-protecton. II revolution is
desperate than this present one. reform comes 1t
must upon the following conditions: convicted
murderer must In erery insdncf, be punished with
specific penalty visited upon other crime Our point is
ilustated By old English law that hung shoepsseaier
values Of human aud brute life. This idea Of specific
penalty will exalt the value Of mans Life, ind lend ter
In favor Of capital puniahnent, and in he name Of
that very sacxcdness Of human life 40 sentmcntaly
quoted h taGse t9 @ tue deafh =, I'VE
execution Of every murderer, Executive c1emency,
b. Communication Of punishment or pardon, WAS orig
inar intended to mitigate sentences where there were
gnInmezs Of doubt concerning guilt When there Is
de:orr.m IN court, perfect deceucy among counsel,
brains aud conscience in the jurybox, specahcucss in
penalty certainty in 1ttrbution and prvncy In execu
t1on onr 1nurdeE-1ato pill suddenly decrease.
NEED OF COFFEE REFORMATION.
The Temperance agitation in this city and over
tho country is all very well, but here ,is ono OF
another kind aud tho last from Beecher respect
ing coffee houses, which is applicable to
Chicago:
Talk Of 4 Temperance refoE1natior-1 think that .
eodec reformation il needed in this country. have
travelled Ill the length and breadth Of this land
and only In two instances hare been abs to
Il sw5ndie and cheat, aud 1t will be good thing
there eau be established soue places where there can
b obtaIred cup Of pure coffee, md go3d bread also
UNION PaEER-NEErEes.
The following is this vaoek's programme OF
noon day exercises st Methodist Church Block:
, 1873-01-19
The Eighth Presbyterian Society and
Their New Organ.
Success of The First Baptist "Lecture
Sociablcs."
rvndall's Prayer Test---coneert OF
prayer---Capital Punishment
prorra1n1nc of Services in the
Churches. To-day.
CONGREGATIONAL.


r,. First Conversational Church held their
general prayer-meeting, friday evening" In Inc
ss,son,.nt rooms Of the American Reformed
Church. It WEB their first religious meeting
sftar The destruction OF their church eaiice, and
uill not soon DO forgotten. The rooms we're
rogded with young and old, who had convened
u eupplicate the Divine benedictions in the sad
bours Of their affection The pastor, Row Dr.
Goodwin, presided. and, after tue reading OF an
,rnropriato Psalm, said lie would not have be-
1ieyed he could hive gone through what he dld
respectiug tho burning Of the church, and still
nossese the feeling Of trust and confidence that
ha nog felt When he eav the croEs that still SUR
,nonnted tho wallis. lie felt there waA something
]eft: twas the cross Of Christ. Tho lnscrip-
tion too, over the front entrance, Other foun.
d.tiou can no man lay than that is laid. which is
resas Christ" was not marted. Let u5 lake
conraze from tlis Literally true, it u,ny be,
hat no other foundation shall bo laid in the new
buildiue. The cornerstone there laid amid our.
earnest prayers still remains, and shall remain.
Alaree number took part in the exercises,
which consisted of rcmn1ks, singing, and prayer.
Many cheerful aud hopeful words were spoken,
snd at the close there Was d general greeting
md separation not without hope.
Services will be held hereafter every Sunday
morning in tho American Reformed Church,
corner Of Ann and Washington streets. The
Sunday School will convene to-day in the lecture
room Of tho Third Presbyterian Church.
4 place for the regular Sabbath evening ser
vice will bo provided, and announced in tie near
future.
WORTH REPEATING.
Tbs following incident, given in Chicago re-
Egious journal last week, for its lesso1s; If not
!ts singularity, will just now bear repetition:
E5r. Mr. Chamberlain, pastor Of a Congregational
Church In Chicago relates that at the time when they
were nost afflicted by the loss OF their beautiful edt-
fce singular circumstance became known which
greatly cecred and encouraged them to put forth their
uost strenuous etforts to obtain the necessary
uAsna to rebuild. 1t seems that among
the dtbrls two bits OF printed paper Ters
found one Of which proved to be the only remaining
fragment Of Bible the only 1cgbe portion waa this
ye.re from Cor. Y. 1t For we know that II our
earthly house Of this tabe nnc1e dissolved, we
have building ct God, an house not made with
hands. eternal in the heayens." The other wua
scrap nom hymn-book, upon which Was printed
tyran $780, OF Songs }or TIE Sanctuary:
Daughter oF Zton! from the dust
Exalt thy fnlleu head.
Again in thy Rcdeem:r trust
He calls tnso from the dead.
Rabut1d thy walls, thy bounds enlarge,
say 70 tho South, '.Giye up thy charge.
md keep not back. o foEthl"
, 1873-01-19

Greed, and especially insisting on its peculiar
adaptation to missionary work. In pleading for
tho Creed, he asked: ''Wil1 any soul be lost.
hesthen, idolator, hereto, o.: in any form Of
hereditary unbclief or m:sbela', if in good faith
he WAS what ho was, living up % the light which
he had, whcresoever it came, and repenting him
where he did amiss? Ali Christendom would su-
Bwer you, God forbid! He would not bo saved
By that law which he professet1,' but ho would
be eayed in it, by the one love Of God the
Father who made him, and of God the Son who
redeemed him, and God the Holy Ghost who
drew, and in his measure 6anctifed him." DR..
Pusoy warnod his Royal 1istner, Prince Leopold,
and other new students at Oxford, not to allow
themselves to come there to unlearn that which
they had already learned, but to kcop tho faith
which was in them. The Canadian bishops-A.
Montreal, J. r. Ontario, ]. Quebec, L. n. To-
ronto, and L. Huron-havo issued the following
manifesto: 1--WE, the Bishops OF the Eccleaias-
teal Province OF Canada, in Conference assem-
bled, hereby express our solemn conviction TINT
the Creed commonly called tho Greed Of st.
Athanasius ought to be- maintained in its integ-
rity, and VIC doprecate either the mutlation or
disuse OF tho said Creed"
From tho official statistical returns from the
several Annual Conferences Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church for tho year 1872, tie Christian
Adrocate complies the following summaries:
, 1873-01-19

Conservatory Of Music. !:
Educaona1 shcres at sI25 each, securing ten terms
Of plano, voice. organ, &c. Producing the Price nearly
coe-halD, may now be purchased ut tho Conservatory
Tho sale ct these .harea closes Feb after which dae
they will advance 10 $3.50. The Conservatory contains
fac church organ for the Of the pupils. Robert
tiodbeck Director No. 938 Indians avenue corner II
Twentieth street.
, 1873-01-19

Tho following call for q concert of prayer, on
the part OF the theological students Of the coun-
try, will appear in the religious press Of this
week.
10 e Students Of Theology the Evangelical semtnd-
rics ef tie United Stdtes and Canada:
Aa.t wi, 15Go iato a tho world and proach tho
Like H. as-Let yorF ioina be grded about, and your
naa: 15yii a. to1 - am with 5on alwss even
DEAR BaE1uEKS: In the name Of the students Of
seminary, re earnestly request you to eagage
a. 1n., In studeuts' concert Of prayer. We desire
dsar brethren that tho students in all the Evangelical
Be1niuarea throughout the United States aud Canadn,
engage in this concert. In view Of the present
Of The difficulties and t1iAls under which many OF our
brethren pursuing their way to the ministry; in
view the constant and urgent cali OF the church foc
men, deem unnecessary to state the special rea-
sons fo- proposng to you this movement. Many Of
will go forth In obedience TO the command to
preach the Gospel to every creature We desire to
enter the field Of Christian warfare with our 1oins
girded about, and our lights burning hEany Of
go, know not WHARF, and W.T. desire to realize
in private experience and public lubors, the fun.ent
Of the prornise "1o, nm with you alssy, even unto
The oupouring Of tho Spirit upon the ministry, tho
church and the world, propose to you the following
special subjects for this concert:
l. That Gcd may increase the zeal and pety Of the
students, and prepare them to be successful ahassa-
dor7.o{ the cross Of Christ.
2. That In His me7ciful providence He may enable
all young contemplating the ministry to complete
their preparation III due time.
3. That be may incline the hearth OF many otlers to
enter the Gospel ministry.
Trusting that this proposition may receive your
hearty approval and your earnest cooperation
We remain your brethren in Christ,
VIZ. CAs1rEELL,
S. 3. ALpEnspN.
, 1873-01-19


The Now York Store will oIcr this week. Of their
importation, 1000 Marazes toilet quilts at s. eco
At s. and $780, Theae goods not sold in town for
less than IS to a. Also just opened 100 pieces Of ine
bsck Mohatr apacas at 90 ccnts-othes AK Is cents to
00 for no better goods. They Will guarantee prices
lower than xny honse which preteuds to soil 1t cost
Nos, o34 and 28G West ifaGsou-st-
, 1873-01-19

The above iAatttuttou seems to have obtained Tho
confidence OF tho public, judging by the nber1 patron
age bestowed. Tho proprietor, who has had long
perisnee accountant aud teacher has perfected
system th4t IL practical By Ut The actual bust
ness department. The College 10 In floutishtng
didon. Architectural drawing by #. J. Edbrooke.
, 1873-01-19

Monday, '.Heaycn," F, H. Reyin, leader;
Tuesday $50: Of Salvation" Rev. D. s. John
son, 1esder; Wednesday, =" Gracc," Henry
Moorhouas 1csder; Thursday, "14th John"
]. II. Hammond leader; Friday, "Faith." H.
G. Spot ord, leader; Saturday, Sabbath School
Lesson, Rev. C. E. Cheney, leader.
, 1873-01-19

Prof. Mitchell OIL " Trnvels," the third by
Adam Smith, on the Il ''Smelting Of Ores" and
the fourth will be addressed By DR.. Arnold,
subject, "Western Greece" As the Doctor WAS
resident OF that country for ten years, it will.
no doubt, be an interesting occasion.
In this connection, it may be stated that the
removal Of this church to another locality is not
yet decided upon, as reported. Tho change, il
made, will bo consequent upon the growth Of
business Oyertutes have been recently made
to tho Society to erect q church On the South
Boulevard but thus far no decisive action has
been talten.
The membership Of the Society is now over
ono Thousand, distributed in three congrega-
lions, to-wit: tho Home Church, on Wabash
ovenuo, tho Indiana Avenue Church, and the
Twenty-ffth Street Church, to Ill OF which DR..
Everts, Prof. Mitchell, Rey. Mr.. Bush, and B. F.
jacobs minister the Word.
The influence OF this largo organization
on the growth OF the Baptist denomination in
this city has been very great. The Homo Mis-
sion work, Is well rs the University, has been
largely in it's keeping. The " University Land
Scheme" rs it is called, by which debt Of
$780, 900 is relieved, originated In this Society,
aud its personal originator. Mr.. J. z. Burchell,
has just made over S5,000 for tho church to use
for Foreign Missions. By this Land Scheme
over 3 thoueand lots have been sold since the
ire, which has paid for tho cost Of the land,
$500 o00 leaving si1ty acres, which will pay or
the debt, 800, 900, OF the University.
The calendar OF religious services ID as fol-
lows: LII the Home Church, B. r. Jacobs
breaches every Sunday evening: In the Indiana
c. Sunday morning, and Dr.. Everett every
evening. In the Twenty-ifth Street Church,
Rev. Mr.. Bash breaches every Sunday morning
and evening.
, 1873-01-19

Brands Photographs.
Tho elite Of tho city should know thst Brands is
ths fashionable place at which to get hrst-caass
photograph, and that tho fashionable price Is just
now s. dozan. Els place Is No. 62d Wabash avenue
, 1873-01-19

To Physicians and Druggists,
Just received another largo lot Of LILLY Phelan's
highly indoraed agreeable and effective remedy for
Dyspepsia, Aromatic Liquid PepSln. Sample FREQ to
tho Profession also Of their Standard Fluid E1srzes
and Euxrs. Van6chaak, Stevenson Reid.
, 1873-01-19

Royn1 Ermiue.
OF this beautiful and appropriate fur for ladies'
dress-wear, nrewater furrier, No. 50 West Madison
street, 1args stock that be ia making the aa1e
ct specially and il Offering most elegant goods
at their actual coat. Ladics viii do vail to noo
OF this.
, 1873-01-19

Closed To-Morrow.
Our atore Will he closed Tomorrow C1ondsJ, 7otb)
in consequence Of The funeral Of Mrs. Chauncsy T..
Bowen. Richards, Shaw i Winalow-
, 1873-01-19

Buruott's Flaw orlng Extracts
for ordinary use, arc the best.