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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETINGS

The Apollo Hall meeting for the ratification
Of the State ticket VIII held tonight at rvnc Hal
Extensive preparations have been made 10 insure its
ERooess Among speakers who have been invited TO
he present and address the meeting are eN-
Gov Seymour the Hon. Francis Herman, aud
the Hon. s. s Cox. There will he the usual
aeeornpanimeuts of fireworks. music. etc. Tue Com
Inttee on organization OF Tammany Hall net yesterday,
and decided tO bold it ratification meeting on
Oct o. It has also decided to hold meetings Ia
every Asses bly, district throughout the city, beginning
with tue First District and taking NJ the Others III
Numerical order This done last Fail ana was found
~ he very effective.
"a. d. ASDEBsoN's LETTER or bFClINNioN.
The following the letter 81 II. H. Anderson declining
the Tammauy nomination for Judge o. the superior
Court:
NEW YORK. oct. IS. lS73
Hon, JOHN ". CHASLER Chairman ~ ht Jto'ciH'y co"-
pfHt.OH
DEAR SIR: IGee 10 express through you. 10 Tie in
dietary Convention my appreciation OF "a" honor con
feIred upon IN MY nomination. last evening 10 Inc
Office of Justice OF the Superior Court, aud though INV
professional engagements are such a. To prevent MY
Ucc eptaucC of The nomination, shall aWdyt tm'luuer
with gratitude and pride the expression ~ confidence
ihna gwen by influential representation OF the Dem
oeratIC party. Very truly yours,
HINIl II. ANDERSON.
Judge G. l. Mcneil has receive the nomination made
vacant by the declmation a. M. Anderson.
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THE TWEED TO FOLLOW THE STONES TRIAL

During The Stokes trial yesterday, Mcssrs.
Graham. Fullerton, ana Bartlett Tweeds counsel ap
pcared before Judge Davis 10 learn when the trial would
come On az well as the trial the indictments against
Thomas Conan Commissioner Walsh, and Michael Nor
ton DisrictAttorney Phelps suggested that the big
indictment against Tweed be- st taken az, and then
the indictments Of IngcrsO Conan, Walsh. ana Norton.
ia tho order named.
Mr. Trenalu. Of Stokes's counsel said lie had re-
cclved letter from the Attorney General desiring HIM
10 cooperate with the District Attorney IN prosecuting
these cases. aud If possible them 10 speedy trial
Nj Phelps then said with the assistance OF his fire nd,
Mr.. Treman. he would be prepared TO 90 on with the
big indictment" the close Of the Stokes trial Judge
DAVIS then ordered the TO be set down for trial i'm
lnedately after the Stokes
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OCEAN RISKS.

The schooner VIM. X. Keeney arrived yes
terdav and reported that the schooner NJ. r. Carlisle,
from Philadelphia for Providence, Oct. TO- in
latitude so longitude 76o She had encountered heavy
gale of the Highlands five days before, was leaking
badly and had been terribly shattered. The captain
and crew were taken off and placed on board the
schooner j. Clark for Providence. The Carlisle had been
built about 20 years.
The brig Thaa bad encountered the schooner John
Ferris on Oct 49, in latitude Sc s. Longitude 73o 10. The
schooner had with terrible Storm and was dis
abled, but making for Cape HenlOpen
Tie bark Virginia L. Stafford arrived from Genoa yes
terday, aud reported a tornado on Oct g. On the sd
inst she passed wreck Of vessel Of about 400 tons
win white topgallaDt bulwarks.
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WEsTCHESrEE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC iNOMINA-


The Democrats at Westchester County held
convention at IAfey cite Hall. Wme Plains Yesterday,
Tor tbe purpose Of nominating candidates for the
sral county ofices 30 be hled AZ the approaching
slectjOD. Amer prOtraoted excited session OF nearly
eeyen hours the follow ing nominations made:
FoY Sheriff. the following persons we're named John
BusFing OF West Farms. Henry G. Nelson OF Ossning
Col James j. MOONEY di MOrisania George Sutton Of
L0rtLaHd Daniel G. Hickey OF Eastchester stephen A.
ffarShall OF RYE GeOrge Cooper OF Westchescr TheO.
siore Pine Of New Rochelle. aud A. o. Wilsea OF Green
burg Mr.. Bussng nominated on the fourth ballot
receiving a. votes Mr. Nelson's 25 when the former
Nas DECLARED the unanimous choice the Convention
Isor Register Mr. james NJ Bard of Mount Pleasant the
c preseut incumbent received 81 votes the n east
md vac tben declared unanimously nominated
For County Clerk j. NalcOnp smith, The present In
euuabent, wa renOInlnated
For Of the Poor there were no less than
Vbt candidates in the field On the second ballot being
raken Adam Palm, 81 Eastchester was declared
he tbe choice of the Convention
Eor (oroper Patrick O'Mara OF Mount Pleasant was
Nominated on the first ballot. .
FT Juptce of Sessions Wn. G. Howe or Osslnlng, the
xsrsent incumbent, war reDOminated by acolamatlOn
VIM X. PembertOn, esq.,, Chairman OF the convention,
was en- powered 10 appoint the Comfy COnInltee Ior
she ensoiDg ear Their names wall be announced nero
after. ... r..,o1
In compliance with call OF the Convention, Justice
John Flanjgan made address on the question: VI 9s
day, which was enthusiastically received
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IocI1 political NOTES.

Major b. +. Hart of HObOkeD, n. D., was
nominated the Assembly last night by the kepuph
cans OF the With District OF HUDSON County.
The Republicans of the XVIII Assembly DIS
.rst m their regular meeting. Thursday evening, at
Now,nann Hall. H. u. Lspaugh presiding, admitted ~
Inembers-
The Essex, N. J., Republican County Con-
ventlOp assembled 10 Library Hail. Newark, yesterday
afternoon VIM. u. Murphy Of Clinton was elected
,chsirtnsn ssd Jsmss A. HeddeD and Cbas schevsily
enaFvtarfes MI james Gamble wac reDomlnated for
ksert0 ~ saelsxsstloa; Edgar Farmer and William b
Glsshs vess sessessea ~ Ases kSsfa Vspnezsssen
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SEVERE ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

The cornerstone of the new church Of the
Primitive Methodist Church. at Park-ave and Hampden
st. was laid, yesterday afternoon, with appropriate
ceremonies in which prominent clergymen OF the yar
GUS denominations assisted the Rev Thomas Penrose OF
London being assigned the duty Of putting the memorial
block u place. The platform which the spectators
were standing way and precpitated them several
feet 10 the ground Mapy were bruised and cut. but
with the exception OF Mrs. Hodgson, who resides at
Dufield and Nassau-ss they able 10 reach their
homes. Mrs. Hodgson injured in the SPINE it is
thought fatally
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MEETING OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CHANGERS AT
KEOKUK.

KEoKUK, Iowa, Oct. 17.-Pursuant to a call
issued by the Executive Committee of the Iowa State
Grange OF the Patrons of Husbandry, the Executive
Committee of the State Oranges OF the Mississippi Val
ley met In Convention In this city yesterday afternoon
A. j. stewarti OF Missouri chosen President and
Thomas j. Smith OF Minnesota, Secretary. Delegates
were present from the States Of Minnesota Iowa. Mis-
souri, Michigan, indiana Illinois, Kansas Mississippi,
and Wisconsin. After the organization and appoint
pept OF committees the Convention adjourned TN this
morung The subjects 10 be considered cheap
.4.t,on and the Improvement Of the Nssissppi River
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HOME NE WIS.
RRnkIEKNT ARkIVAIR

B,o,oorf Hosso-The Rev. r. Payne Smith Dean of
Gsn Garfield NJ C. OF Ofo and Capt Noodle
az steamship Clarsdoa Ho0LTbe hsraus EosBss se
Y-enh Mrer; W. Charlton and Charles b. Robertson n the
British legation end Ceun, swiehovsi ma Aons, Hcsen'
40, John sherman Ohio Horace Fairbanks Of Vermont The
Hon w a. Bsrnum A. g.. Of Jonneeteui he Hon O. Ia
Merriam NJ c, Of Loeut Grove, " ~ and D. Rhs suttr'
s,eneent OF Department. Albany HcaaH Hop,c-
senIor r. W Perry Of Michigan, the Hon iisl NJ G. fMn
hethtorp Y PruE T. q. Cary 81 Cambridge. Mass III
Rsoias HohL-Te Hon r. L. Cngman Of North Carolina the Hon
J. b. Chs6ee Of Colorado aud Judge Bhon Newton OF WH@
Yot- Woodbridge Of Vcnnont A. CLARK OF The
u & Treasury Department and 1 pgha,t 81 hh'nY % y r'r
Uo1-R Peh Of Tie Boston Aaeam ind Alfred hisn
con Of CtaTaI Hott-ibe Hon Alexander W1f
NJ e. Of
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tas1euueemena. I


Irritation of scalp-BCRNETr's COCAINE cures.
ONLY So for the very best ELASTIC TRUSS
warranted he btst At PoEERoI's. 44 BIotdw. \. l.
HATS for Gentlemen at lowest Prices. +.
gRNKNwEIN, liS SasSan-st, near hpfuee-'t
Coop JUDGMENT requires your residence TO
BE- protected robbers BY HoLNE1, brKGtih AlAHs IsLh1Ah
Nursyr
FspFvscHErD's FALL STYLES OF GENTLE
hnsBr.s Of material Of fnish, and dgib
i, tie, cannot surpassed Try them At 40 us HassaGs
CLAY THY FINGER THUS, AND BE INSTRUCT
~, In, ror Lsts RNoGs His style Uur'ad AMI ur'rfs'
pouar IFS az No 2l2 B'oad"A ID 'h' 'e'eV" ''
lpl PiiA Avenue Hotel
IT IS ALTOGETHER WgoNG TO rEIfIE WITH
MN couen or Con- wurx rHE kiss .sp KEnEDr
e. ,r y,o,, AND rnonor 90 As DE- JArSs EIPEcoH,Sr CAS-
~ RgipILS porSe
All who want Superior Garment for gem
,rc or children th. pleas, then 10 quality st' "ei 'hl
Dros should eai On tue -, c..-.,.n.
TatPHIGsN HuSrkK Co. DO loO' ara w. D'""''
OpsCrRE DISEASES no matter how they orig
i,.t. ard o.t regard Oh. Sufferer
BY IELssLpt t9f hucHi r great py
.t,h specifically aIon the kdns bsllri aha
10 buchu never laN John
IlsSKI Neg.Yoik Sol. Agent fcr sale by all Drugg"
TIE IrpIrs or SCIENCE, reply to Mr: COO
va b, Pro. /. foumar, in TuBrT Lscru"E t1fN No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18

New styles, new combinations,
and improvements for the Fall and
Winter trade. Samples now fin
ished can be seen at our Manufac-
tory and Warerooms. We invite
special attention to our new PAT
ENT LANDAU and LANDAU
LETTE combined in one carriage,
convertible from one to the other in
five minutes time, making beau
tifuI Landau for Summer, and an
octagon glass front Landaulette for
Winter. We build five sizes OF
these beautiful carriages. Come
and see them, or send for descrip-
tive catalogue. ALL OUR WORK
WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS,
and to please in every particular.
4. KILLAM & co.
NEw-HAvEN, CONN.
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The for The term and the %ef and Herman
/ sIoechl WEE -" Nominated for Coropers
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TIRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 3.
THR METHOD OF CREATION.
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARWlNIAS THEORY
T.,l,, delivered by Prot AGASsZ the ~
Zoology Cambridge, Mass amount Of
nee .d reconcile information Ann4 pntel fall
Tnbaas Of sgbs psssa and illustrated
nom KkADf
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No &
This a tsiss disr,s
,,ra ~ koesy hoapiau By the fae Cscse fr stiiun.
p,s, % eeuts INK TRIBUNE. ksv.iofs.
Rns 90 LesisIss l3V kasr.,nss
ans Crsni Nsblkss ksSs. fss " ssssA
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Coon JUDGMENT requires your residence Z
he protected from GoOers oINEs, BrRGLlk AiAHs IELsGAA
Z Nursyf
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FsPFvsCHEID's FALL STYLES OF GENrLI
vs uFor nnur,s material eegiEee Of tnsh, and ds'
~, ts, cannot b. surpassed Try them At 30 rs Naagsi
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HATS for Gentlemen at lowest p1lces.
gRNTNvEfS liS Sa,Sau-st, near spfucest
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Only s3 for the very best ELASTIC Truss,
warranted te bet, At PoEgRoI's. 744 BrotdwG,N. Y.
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STATEN ISLAND.

RICrlHoND.-Thc Grand Jury of the Circuit
Court aud Cont Of oyer aud Termner which has Just
closed IFS sessiJu found Il indictments, among them
several against The authorities Of Eigewaer village, for
misconduct in Office Among those indicted are g. W.
LrharqFon eX-Presideut OF the Board Of Aldermen
Nithual Mcnamara, eX-Cefk Ol tue Board; Benjamin
Ufov,u. he present President OF the Board; H. T.
cs the present clerk o. the Board, ana Michael
o., inc Treasurer OF the village They held iu
a. ogn hail each TO appear the Court Of Sessions
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Irritation of scalp-BCRNErr's COCAINE cure
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LAY THY FINGER THUS, AND BE lNsIRuC
, Lat. 81 RNo1s He style Uuraled AMI uri'esa
paou,r lis stores sr No 2l2 BEoAdsay IL tue feseoH 9I
spI PifL Avenue Hotel
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THE LIMITS or SCIENCE, n reply to Mr. 600
.u b, PRO- l. foumars. TRIBrsE LscruRg tSrEA No .
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Special orrespondence to the ArRps.
FROM ASHLAND.

The news Of the late massacre commit.
ted by the Spaniarls has caused some
ireling-on the part OF the patriotic citizens
"i Ashland. aud war or no war il heinz
discussed Cob Bell, oi tie Big Hotel. il
commissioned to ra'se regiment. with
Iohn Ryan As Second Corporal II tbev
are fortunate enough to secure the service
OF two or three pug gi-t-, who engaged in
single combat upon the corner 81 Greennu
Avenue the other evening, there will be
some fighting done, or great deal OF
noise made
His honor Of the Police Court has been
sitting rather continuously for th, ra-t
several days, ~ the result Of several street
fights.
Matters Of interest 10 the common
wealth are not regarded as beng very i'm
p"tiaut in our town
Dull ume- aud pgy nyr, as the Dutch.
man called panic, is the all-ab-orbins
theme here now IL seems a. % the pros
prrity or adver-ity or Ashland depend.
solely uron tbe payment or compartment
of The hands Of The Ashland furnace aud
RR
At the ass term OF the Bo,d Circuit
Court perpetual i.jlncuou vac granted
against thetsn p.u alley in thi- place. ~. a
nuisance So you pee the ciuzeu. Of this
place are nct much op thi. kind ofamu-e
mrnt ss son lpanrd Their evidence
towards closing % up
The Genera Statutes Of Keuuckv. A.
they are eutiueI nave ja-, been PUBLISH
ed spi delivered believe .hey DO not
give genera. -ar-iacr,u. However they
Hr- great convenience instead OF three
large volume .Hr, have been rrucyi 10
Que volume slI, e.- th 60 UIU paee-
THE election of o. JuIse e tn, 10Th
Judicial D-ur c.mr- 81 Zoo August
next nl-rr 81. g. ireland, g.. y Brown
ani Cap :ou. are zap rant anil would
uky to Ton rbe Jalcal E,tr Tuyv are
equally qn,I.t-I tort.i- position aud the
ON, VINO bt. lu- ml-i fryoi- ell be- the
mo.. suc es,iuI
w. Fergu-on the present Judge. has
proven himself 80 upright man ~ we'll
~ a learned Jutgr, ani has many friends
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Like leaves Of the forest when sumner Il.
green"
That class With Iheir g,.blets at noontide wrr,
seen:
Like leaves Of the Autumn when Summer
hath aown."
That class with their gObler at .unse, were
streun.
There lay the" Honor man, crest. fallen "and
pale
The sweat ''on his forehead. :" egg -nosg on hi,
mail.
lie mShfully swore that he hated the hour
When he entered Of Baechus-th. usfortun,,.
bower.
what Of the eagle, cup bearer. the bard de
bondirsG
lie rhymsd largely, s~ore loudly, tore his long
hair;
Old Horace invoked In making his verses,
Aud Mercury no more, ess- Rosg got his sur.s.
A great moral bsttlei Some fell In the action:
while others we're missing two days in ab
s,raction.
The professors looked blue, IN. Senior, locke a
bIuer,
And vowed in their hearts to be Templ,,.
much truer
Next day all the stars in astronomy rlimmer,d.
Over Latin Of TAeitu., bright vision. shin.
mered
Thatvery night, Friday nigh, strange to relate.
Kentucky won his great temperance debate.
I'm the evils Of whisky loudly he thundered;
lie spoke from experience; never once bIun.
dered;
Fought bravely his Thursdays defeat to r,nai,.
showed Fresh, soph, Juniors the black gulf Of
despair.
year has gone by. or that baeehanal crew
Some are college professors; president, too.
Well remembers the day, when the bright
toast went round,
Firing hearts young aud brave. with the ran.
ferrous sound.
Some others are lawyers, nov pleading the
cause
W the innoeents caught in the meshes of lava.
while Others are ministers. preaching the life.
lhA' lies 'yon the grave, beyond pleasure aud
strife.
We are older, and wiser, better than then;
We still have the hopes and the ambition. of
men;
our hearts ever young; though our hairs ma,
be gray,
We will never forget last Thapksgiving day.
feI'o~ Seniors farewell, our life path divsrrs.
Lilies storms will surround Us. and time, hi.
lows surge.
Whatever may come-'een dark ..omb,. y, go,
we " remember win pleasure, last Thanks.
giving day.
The toa't' and the speeches remain in the SOUL
The applause Of that hour forever will rori
1t will livei 1t 'AaH live forever and ayei
Thrice hail and farewell, happy Thankseivinv
Dayi
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who de,irr hi ryylection. Both R.puhlc-
ans aud Democrats will support Juir-
Ferguson without regard To An, ,nliticsl
feelings
Ashl""d has a Glee Club Ils princiraI
object = To- hiring onI some OF the cor hrmed
Old "scheIors OF this place They are
numerous. lfone lady should accomplish
sucL iete, she would immortalize herself
However, no one lady has courage enough
TO undertake such task, hence the
conspiracy. They have not been very
successful so far, but have congregsteI \
great many OF the feminine gender Of old
bachelors
Notwithstanding the hard times, the
ladies II the Presbyterian Church proeo..
Ia give one OF those old time concerns. q
festival, on Thursday evening the pro-
ceeds are 20 60 towards paying for an or
gan lately purchased by that church.
DR. Alexander, late OF your county. who
has located in our city, lie doctor OF some
reputation and experience, and is getting
a very good prscd considering the short
time he has been ia Ashland. lie is like
myselt very hearty.
Money being very scarce, as conse.
quencr work can be had cheaper. The
place is 'ill rapidly improving; houses are
beIug erected of All s"ris
But IA short tiRr -iBc- Ashland had the
reputation oi being the most moral town
along the Ohio River but her character in
this line to day is lost. The pre-ent Board
oi Conncilmru continue to license beer
ral"o"-. )" now, every other house on
Gr"e"up Avenue al the upper end OF tue
street, T. beer saloon. Thus. aud thi,
alone, i the cause OF all the disturbance
We have here We trust ere long that
this evil will he remedird, then shall ii be
said OF the most beautifully located town
along the Ohio, between Pittsburgh aud
Cin"'""aIi, ihat her moral atmosphere
II exc"lled by none and ~q1tllel hy tew.
A contamination devout'y To be wishel
ALPHAMAR
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The wealth, extent and capacity Tor
grr"tness OF country are not appreciahle
even 1y our own people The Philadel-
phih Press says, IN speaking OF Texas aud
ts magnlf cent domRin. Above all 9th
81 considerations the com pletion Of The
Texas and Pacific railroad 10 most impor.
unt To the Southern States IL places
them IN direct communication with Texas,
an r"pirr capable Oi maintaining a pop.
nla'Io" M large ne that Of the whole I'm
ION hni lhrn not more thIckly settled
thHn Massachusetts aud whose cotton,
G"i'r aud minerals are inexhaustible.
ite'p {" flush the Texas and Pacific, and
then every other southern railroad will he
vitAlizrd
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I'M. +. TILLACE.
r'sLisHER AND PROPRIETOR.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
U"e uT''Ar per square (of one inch in length
~. ~, oe charged for the first insertion. and SO
J;,iaP ar per 'quare' will be charged for each ad-
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Pas.enger. leaving Cinciun.H Of p m. Toy
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway Packet Steamer.
arrive ~ Huntington $50 t. tr'iug The
10 a. m. Expires i iiu they vc |Hrc ours
RI Charlest"n, larrisiur at .ni '. m..I nnd
other points in ac Kau1rt1 ncv.r"d return
Goo Cincinnati at a. 900. Pul,.Hu 1d Iron
Ton morning pa-.engrrs I.. a .a'e evening.
The 7.n m Exprcs. ,.'iu '" h'chm"hi
connect. 81 Huntington. 80 3D. rv -p.rudid
steamers Fleetwood and jos HuH. arriving 20
Cincinnati, . o.. m. daily.
rf- Pullman. f,tioes 81 rsr IH'rc' Nr'I"v
CoaeAss attached Co nigh, trains.
KurNp rWr rICEErs
Will BE- sold AZ stations for Charleston nni
Huntington. ~ reduced rates. god "NLf 'n
tbr day sold. on Accommodation Train.
Through tickets for Huntington over
,be Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway. arr Tor sale
an New York city at all regular Offices OF tne
P,nnsyIvania Central Railroad company ana
a. No 229 Broadway; also 10 PhiiadeIphia a.,
No A8- Chosuut street. and At Depot corner oi
Braad And Prime streets.
A.H. PERRY. Gea1 sup't.
EpaaH VLiET. asn. Ticket Ag't
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lt i"e- -eru low aud unworthy ego.-
ism which gives bat one single am
t' al. Guds works. whion oan loYk mon
The starry heavens and only pee ti,ese
nyriad. of worli- ~ ministrant- 10 man.
W ich can brIievs that omnipotence is.
cr~a.-l millions OF beautiful iorm- l, ,,..-
u,l aud vegetable u'e. that one an,o,,
them a.l should he --rn by some human
eve Iot has only gwen expr. .p q,
hiU-eli. ant that b. our highest eirctf.oo
See, Hll sHriveIed up and stranded on the
h~tcn. a fragment pf -pH-t tr.i esfeI
r"u t- native eIrm.ut lf ..,u never he
OBJ on rut hv the most 40. Ter d. g.,.,.
s' a- l1 -uHT wIft @ real 81 tut iy.f
place 10 ON hI rurt b..uy Ef,r f.f.
wFrs HuI watch DO ~ f,r wave. .ti.-
-'ify u. .ee hos % op.ts it- .er.aie
hhvr- -euir fairly o. rpjic .r % roe
dom io ie -rf tue ucraY v If cree
a'ei r-iec ely fo serve th, rr.r1-o cot
D-rdir- tii- 900, mYr-.. % I -. rr uuI4-
.tie nIuhrr %. -tru mt.r.5 auG SOC Do
an-~rr~ h-sr .-i uifi .tu a.i mInur uur-
"-e- l1-i h- pvr'-.fly a- rIpukn tha. ,y.re
% its u.r-ipu. Gud be- o. eI .ur wnr.I
th uesnty as ar expression uI ni-
own love 1t ur he,tiui
every exlrsss'on o' fhn q .i-e rafr-e
must hnd response 900 t'r t1n. created
in bic likeness.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,

EAN - ssy. -ss.....,sE7 ..-...s.
Trains arrive and depart from Huntington
daily. Sunday excepted
Commencing MoHddy Oct y, 1873.
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Huntington Church DIRECTORY
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Ftrst Presbyterian.-Serv ev.,v
sanoath' on 9th Avenue between 10th and I1tb
nUV''s' NJ "clock, n. IN. and half mast n IN
neV' D. ID. McClintock, Pastor. Sunday schooI
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breektnridEe Presbyterian erv-
ice' IN the I.'nd Company's building every
Sanhath at ~ n. m. and p. IN. Rev J Peters
pastor sunday school at half past Sam.
tongregRtiOnRl-Re Albert Bowers.
Pastor. Services at Iugham's Hall, Third Av.
enue between Eighth and Ninth sits Preach.
ing every sunday AZ IL n. IN. and D. IN. .
sunday School at ~ p. m; PRAYER meeting
wednesday evening at : o'clock
y. VI q. 4. meets every Monday evening
at Methodist Hall, Third Avenue. at 1880 .. m :,
Cordial invitation is extended to all.
Christian Church.-Preachinr every
sabbath at ~ o'clock p. m, in the new School
House, corner 18th Avenue End 9Th street
Protestant EpiscODaI-Rector. Rev
Edw Valentine Jones Services at Trinity
Hall. Sd Avenue between 10th and lIth streets
every sunday at II =. m, and ~ n. IN.
sunday school Ht o'clock, p. IN.
BaPtist-Preaching every Sunday even
ing at p. TN; Sunday School att a. m; Prav.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpaI-Rev. J. A.
kibbe, Pastor. Services at Garrett & Glib.
sons Hail, Third Avenue between Ninth and
enth streets, every Sunday as follows: Preach.
ing at 81 a. N. and p. m. Sunday School at
2;'O p. m; Glass meeting 9 a IN. and 4 H. m
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
N. r. Church, SOnth.-Rev. W. F.
CIaughton, pastor. Services every Sabbath,
at II o'clock, a. IN, at HoIderby Chapel
Sunday school every Sunday at IA. IN.