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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

WHISKY steady ard more active 300 bbs 07ifc
WOOL-rAere better fe-ng generally The light
stock larger transactions sustaining We
arrivals from Che South, Texas. and California ALEC Tree
Mon,eyneo Australian We hear 215
Garrett Woods demand
l9a22c ohng. 2s0So; $50 bales Texas since
last selling freely full prices the New Clip from
Georgia .i promptly tte sales embrace 10000 Washed Ainea
Soc ID 2SG3Oc 900 % Western, 45c; loo n
Extra Pulled Se 81 Sc 5000 Texas
private terms; 300 Pulled. 4sc 1000 70 Domestic Fleece
5000 Low secured, 72i2c; 1859 bae Super Pulled
H4sc.: bags Extra DO. 4THiSc; 1900 % Fleeces
private terms. $500 % Oregon Fall and California Disable
Peoces 81 &C. 81 bags Choice 4sc; 1900
Georgia private California BURY 3Oc 30 bales
Spring California 3lc % 900 Secured California j2c 80 bales
Australian J4c 20 bales Spring California 30 c $1,000 Fail
California 2Jc 5000 ID M1neydeo prvase 10 900 d
Fail California - 900 California Pulled pri
70 California Pulled 43c % 600 % California
% bales Fall California % 2 - bales
Spring }6c; Ohio Feeces private 10000
private 5000 % Lake private % bales
Pail California BURY - 30 bales 10. Io.. 2ic careful
confirmed climates Of the
supply lhe quality AMI Assortment is nv Inferior 70 what
usual liberal Ialy
improving lni anticipate general 4eman al
an early d5y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

sTRARIs dull i2iie. for Prime City; sales Of 2j
ties. Western at IL &c
SGARs-here has been steady moderate trade in Rsw last
Rhners lofraine from chAg freely
sale The stock which
back has been steadily increased BIZ
there has accumulated
To-day there fair 4 not good business IN Rass and QUOTA
below The embrace $50 hhd Prime Be
hhds Rico r. for Coed $40 bids
Prime At 5-l6d7 sd7 l5Be and l35
Refined mani
annexed sguTes Pair Good Refining, 767T do Grocer So
h. SD9c; Nos. H. Box Care1
7Hsss.; Nos 70 20 s1sHlO2s Refined Harls lOs1l0lcc
As gia693tc; Cs, 81 s1J7ss. Fellows. 7s5t9e.
TALON hry srt,re sales OF l6OOOO outofto~n
stock Al 7 ur774. ami 70 nhd., Prime fssv *. e.
iUBaCCOThe demand for Sentackv eis active but prices
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY
AsHEsTh receipts to-day II oAes. Pots without eAangs
the demanl only moiere quoted Al 6 Pearls are dan aH
nominal.
wAX-here rather inquiry market steady
Western 80 I34c .uG 80 aB6e-
BOOTS AND sOBSfhe demAna has b@a limited from the nif
confined chiefly ~ small for hhi aud medium WorA
local trade rather active though dealers complain 81 FL
anes prices without changes the export de-
usnd MODERATE. but eIuAi TO ast season.
CORN AND DROOMS- The market for earn remains very
quiet Green wanted The a9p gE quote O hz-l At e
New Melum Green a. S09 Hu and brash
Com a 10 ollie: Rid and Rsa Tops 20 5dsc.
CANADA PkAS better safes OF 5000 bush Canadian 70 ar
week, at 81.
CANDLBS-Tbe = limited and quotations
quote Adamanne II i3c IA st d0e snd
is l6al7c; sperm 2Se Patent al - 3Jc and Parahn
COAL-wc hear the Borden Mining COMPANY so to firm
In Wsuspot Sid Is 600 tons Of their coal % pv ers ne
has bsh abog ~ 81 In Po,lsl Coas both
The lhe
shove The Cuueton Coal ompsu,' have secured oriefs for
about 900 tons Il is The best for y ne
United Staes Gas CalsCWo American Canne 81 90
Cakug Coal Slld$2 Gas Goals, consEmd By The NrFlos Oo
pauy 800 900 4OOO0O Sales m" "estno
jO CiHneiIoL' Coal Co.. - 900 81 30
Bock House sold 10000 at S2toS2 1912
exported 1873 Al the Anthracite
is aruer AID in demand sales At - 1896 ton
lT6 hsss holders stimulate
busne ic- this reduction resulted in fair business AID
Europe a'n az 81 he distributing ports are very Ase - t1s
which he better
ss"e' % 10, "ll Ae AsTh'i n'" - 80,
at previous decline To-day The naftet Ns' very qiet
quotations remain steady and uucngel sales 9o bags per On
reported and quoted H below There an aleon q
400 hags MAracabo b2f SIS. cash, currenc qrotr'
RIO, l6a492l 9i Java mats 2i421 -; Java 6tgs,
singapore l99a2lc; Native Ceyon, -IsG22e har'eabo lG
DE Lagusa lBdZc SantO Domingo lb6 lb ~ costa Mo- ~
d@O- Mexican l94@Oc savans l~q@ &c forto heo IL
az %. m.iea 4Sd2Oci caracas u IA - l. az Eod
COTONIhe market for Cotton s dl but prices are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
~ Y wHOLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 26, 1874
General Direction


artces The freight and other
goods everTthing An attractive
where dirty package soveny
rrarance the viii allow the
eBts 10 change Use ceIn With
Marx plainly With ppiH stencDate bessud note contents
aung the AMOUNT also send etter 1t the
what An list
honl bbL the
Yourself Tor
sot Ia s demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
FOR the IS bbl last week 33J bb
last fl6 bbs Exports Of beans 6T5 b9s Re-
o. 4SOl5 bush; exports, l521j bush
that week promptly supported aud
mediums Mar
rows e decidedly held ~ To- Recent lib
diminished the Of materially and
holders will have independent position from
th, time forward II interior reports at al verified
Ndley m Rel dneys have advanced 70 - for
strictly prime shch Green selling the
advance Canadian with liberal OaiO4d
9Sc tree barrels Southern g. B.
nominal Quotations: 49,. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
X closing rates of foreign exchange !:

Money has been equally easy with the last few
days, and call loans doing at and per cent.
prime mercantile paper moving at and 6.
Government bonds have been strong, and close on
the basis of 12O to 121 for 52Qs of 1861. We
clnsinor nrin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

ace o. py; Ivies d. La pibes 1901 3isr
BE -" i'~i'" '"' ooae@ p@e' oc' anu N"oa
FLOUR AND MBAThe Flour opene steady quiet
and better sradess shipping
demand al Yesterdays 6gares.
ne w grades at about previous but the medium and high
raues are rregulst and IL quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Reos for the Is ABB DO last week 81 ABS; TO-
same s62 The well cleared
and Al the close there This
Of 1ne and the possible hold
that full relieves from their
.u Of Western Butter arriving condition
much and lacking bov Prime yellow State hatubs
prefer the bgh GRADES
tatioas 9sc. under. Qloaons for pals slightly
mixed today quoted and sold best Orange County
Doe while stres 3OG3}e for
Within The Of
dary district devoted packing Butter
lAtterly there strife for the
unlikely shat ate discussions Of the subject dealers
Will bave the Of producing uniformity for this
,u pekAge quotations both
NAV busness done to-day $50 Gao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The gold market was equally dull and inanimate
with yesterday. and only two prices recorded,
1924 and 1l2s, until afternoon when the price
touched 1I21 and closed at 112i9112a. On gold
loans the 2 81 and per cent for carrying
London markets quiet and firm for securities.
ana easy for money. the Bank of England making a
gain of f4O,OOO in bullion to-day. The German
markets were better. Foreign Exchange was firm
on the nominal basis of 1881 for prime 60 days
bills and Adj for sight the selling rates being
Ass and 4.9Ol Q49l The export clearances of
domestic produce from this port for the week were
S5S160S The Assistant Treasurer redeemed SlllOO
in called bonds and paid ont 1922 in coin inter
est. The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared S17,91s,0O0; gold balances
$3.50 PAS; currency balances, Sl07OS95. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

In railroad bonds higher quotations were the rule.
This is especially true of the various Pacific issues
and Chicago and North Western Consolidated bonds,
although the latter reacted slightly at the close.
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
Cents p 70.

ISDlGO-There trade jobbing At former
We small Of Madras at s5dS7
aud Manila At 70dSje currency
LEATHER-rhsre limited iemsnd the best grades OF
Hnock Sole these ni fall Other nd ul Exports.
900 Sides Oak stock SSH Keeps St sesh Ia small
request. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
And the following for city bank shares 4:

The following shows the exports exclusive Of
snecel from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending May 70, and since the begin
ming of the year: ~
por IN. well ..... 80 DS6 sos 81 2052p4 g. S76O34
Pyousv reported 943 $lU6I % i32 sO7 BOA sos
Since Ian 5a7 53S 81 II ,656 sll26s0.o92
Price Of god.......... ll3os 44os liza
The PHILADELPHIA stock market is steady; Penn
svIvauia SKIES. 10: Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road ia: Reading Railroad J6s; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 49,; Gold. 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

The following oomyl.,s snipPei vessels which
cleared to-day for foreign ports:
AzrwsHP-BArk Rarhele. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

The specie engagements for to-morrow's steamer
amount to 81, S2OOOO and engagements have already
been made to the extent of S5OOOOO gold coin and
100000 gold bars in transit for Thursdays steamer.
The steamship Columbia, for Havana, sailed to-day
with Sos 900 gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

FLAX-rh- slightly improved offerings
prices unchng Far Pnme North River
At l5d Sc Western. l41dlJz Spinning ros Is srn sdl0c
q Green do Wes,-Tn a. z4a PC aud Stale do at r2
FREIGH lSIne business restricted scale
the Of who
and Petroleum
30 Liverpool by 5000 bush Cram reiet roonl
Ia At J-32d.;
tobacco 3O. n London by sail 900 bb Flour - Sd
100 bhs Pok AZ H. 9i 1000 bh hOsn ~ b l2L as ID ana
% hhds IebAeoo 3O Glasgow bV 1000 bbs Pour Al
p 7 1000 boxes Cheese 4js 100 tons Lar on II los aoi
20 Is- ia I'd Hayre by - bales DRY Hides 81
Ia n The charters neule SorSegsa barr hence 70
Rotterdam With 300 qr Grain At Is 2L British bars hence 10
hsyre With AGO ga Gram A. - RUSSIAN bafA WITH 1000
Or. DO. AZ Is o. Bristol, and 70 u 10 Hasrri
with 100 qrs Grain Ia 3D. n 20 ia Ant
aud T. Art 70 Rttrrm Austrian harts hence 20 The
81 both
private AeresH from Phad-iph Antwerp Bre
hamburg lJuY odHsi Sib 1000 bbG hhne Petroleum,
b @ aemaa bng hraoe to n-sie Nth 1000 cases hehnea
zoe 70 British hence n tonsiannopir
iOc,
lava with II 900 Refined, a about iOc
PRU Sfhe for nearly all Foreign Dried has
bat The toe ooss
Lsyer RaEns ~ 30 half box II % and a. box ~ n
London 70 Y boz 81 90 lsf boz jje a. boz
ls Musestsl do - 40 Vaenca huns II ~; see ~ mats
% g. Cunsuts 64 Turkish Puns.. sarinss. lJA2e
a. boIes 25e half 10. Tlason. Almonds, lg1 LAsgue-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

The isy eep,' f'- me wet yer, - fonor D,
Railroad lOl $50 mill Hsrn siroaa 1910
Haven Railroad 1860 He'd River Railroad, 500 10
Midland Railroad l025 do aud a. rscsrons nesrhv
Harlem kznrosd plifaras
follows: 81 IS Nav 90 FL so MAY q 81 so Nav %.
Al 25 23 OIL 20; Ma "a ~ - NAV 20 FL
~ 35 Of 80 quarts DO last - oVs corresponding
ODE There apprehension Of gu risr 70
this he rIe."f rcm-
mendug feed calves hold bscs al IL surplus h
Prices bey hsg hut iheFr
siderable eI ana quotations
MEATS
No bogiressei are arrynK Bucks County Mix
quoted &C. which lower frda, SeE-IeeT
6D3L9 LamDs g~nerly selng a. ~ ~
Market sa!es 100 head - al A<z
few Of provisions Eee iDI
pkgs porx $50 beef oS boxes bacon, lSlO tea lard
POULTRY GAME.
supply
picked Qantshons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

The quotations CbtDH IA store rnAuH. 10 aAlI
more tlAn hsi' rafe below th- ggOirL
PRESENT DELIVERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
.! O'CLOCR-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL


GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. NJ
S 5-2J z. gisterei. ls62 500 Coupon 1856,
lUUO. lOOOD........s -
5OOO DEL a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
CHEESE.

Receipts week 81 s22 bores DO last week IT s34 3D.;
20 2s Exports week II 6l bores
do lJ.J52 ls3 80
1928 The rather uEstsady when
the variation quality Mat attends early receipts There an
but offers below the holders
OF strictly st the market we'll cleared through
trade and the prospects that receipts will be mod
the remainder Of tie and likely that 81 the supply
einesay SATURDAY A. Little
Fails the spirited and with OF 3OOD boxes
5i Monday Other grades ranged
Al l49l5c lac for good prime, and lO95e
for good Utica the market bnsk though no nigh prices
realized 1000 boxes at l5 for best factory and IiSq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Exports potatoes PISS. 300 bbl since Jan % 500
bbIs sane time $50 bb. ola poaOesa quiet ths
high fgures checked the demand The snail lrd
dealers generally duote before Two unosi
ng Bermuda pr11uce to-day and hardly settled The
inc a!e 900 bbs 10000 bah. 600 Lrs
tomatoes Asparagus demand and 1b0ce
Russia uei. of
for The nominal quota
- ~. QlotauoEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
FRUITS

few Russs' st duotabe but the Of 80 7OdS7
high fo ihe 1nty u stock remaining Strawberries
quoted lOd25c quart. IL will Nor
iol SeIi week vii open some Delaware
Tor the week. 90 bae do last 81 sane
40 bales Import. u foreign hops
There tnrng demand
all the current
The market Guolablv changed m continued ead
the best qualities stdrn
In foreign groShs u hops there Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

lCueiGllr reported tor The TKrBUSl !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Receipts the weet IL 300 bbs 10 last week 1877 A.
- t59 There has considerable
the receipts the market ha responded sellers
there encouraging prime fresh n closing rather
hmeT good lots show keeping
good the low dguTes The general trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
y Y. n II 4 Hart
10 hn LIZ

AstbO sssssss ~ =
Ohio sns Mss
400 ...bc. "a ls
G, c &lC
50....bc. 90
Atlantic < Pac Pref
100 ...bc 1874
Pacific Railroad or No
lOO.....bc. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
sees were il better inquiry and al
lowing were the bids /:

State bonds were firm Oh small deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
crate and sells Up quite clean a,

TURKEYS. other ...".lS n
lerase and sells Up quite clean a,
Du,n.skSJ.. pr. 81 OOd>l -
Do. Western. per paiLlO y -
Ge-s, Y J pr ~. 2 $40 2Ts
Do. Western Der M l OOG ! Oh
SpnngCh.cAenA per
pair .fssss...ssss Fo6 -
{ 80 saddenly cut OF a sss amaze
point an1 they are AGAIN luosb.e.
81; picsed over are gong iirsc-y
rotations; -
saglsn SniDe y do.s2 i2n2 .
Yellow Legged, !, doL yUdl 20
Plover, d iol. DOC
IKS.
~; sales 81 abou; 1000 n hsys
r'me North Carolina yellow bring
II. $50 - sane line las y.ar.
noierate sale al sboat Odd pnccL
QuO,a,l0uz:
Hoop poles. orilnary -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

not alter Quotations
1872 276
1872 private and 100 uudT kinds
LlI.nln w
, 1874-05-03

| intantfon who cannot 90 to Rome next month
1ts editor has also recelFed S23l;5o addi1lont
tor the oanner Tor Lou1des, making thus ia
! Sf4o.43.
Four Of tho twelve Roman Catholic Bishops i
! the German Empire have been placed under ar
rest.
! 4, r.s+srn ranar ..va. Tia pov =, 7,rri
recan+i1 hn',aI,t r. av.,1,,o - ~ Cn,;at;a-
Ifr.thars wha 49, e,rGsat;.s .a,na3s =, Ts'a;a
~ 1,ressntad = - tHam TSo la,,sa t,as haa,
occnpied for si1teen vesra hv ths ,1 Rrot,aTs i ~
hsIon1a5 ~ ra.1thv ~ ), 'hs ,'.5 oaaar.,,si
rsfnasd - tste snv rsnt ~ nad dad nsa ort t;m
sra hoseva- .nI No ha;rs a""asaJ 49,, tis
Rotha, so ~ a,t 49, 40 piossea upon ~ a@
~ nnrra,t ,a o pars E;0d atioa hna "on 20 a<
i;ae5 ttn ouo -, ne Gs Atno oe''on nas 10
1o'eo 1nenA o' AL aooo1o'
Several thousand young Partisan girls. mem
bera OF the Society OF the Enfdnts Ge Aa,ie
, 1874-05-03
DIsAPPRovING OF pRAYER.

| To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: Your pious contemporary tho Adrance
| who ls grleTed because you print notice tha
some one wants to get acquainted with lady il
| q blue veil. permits an anonymous correspond.
ent, in his issue OF the 10th inst, to suggest
with expressive italics, TINT =" Perhaps a1iss
Anthony, Mrs. Stanton, or myself disapproyo Of
the Temperance movement because tits 10 PRAYING
movement"
I do NOT know what Miss Anthony's views ot
prayer maJ be, or who is responsible for her
but Airs. Stanton is member OF the Presby~
terian Church, and, if she disapproves of PRAYER,
should she not be brought up for trial before
tho Church and expelled? Is opposition to
prayer less crimo than teaching that Socrates
aud Penelope may have gone to Heaven, OF that
Adam WAS rather pulpy piece Of humanity? II
Prof. Swing is Of doubtful orthodoxy and dan
gerous tendency, because he teaches that faith
brings salvation through its Inherent, purifying
force, aud that infdeiity carries it's condemns
ton in itself, what sllall We say Of one who is
perhaps an open and professed encmy to prayer?
May Presbyterian layfnan bold nonstrous er-
rors with impunity, or is a 1sywomans q faith and
practice Of less importance2 It the 4dcdnce
has not borne false witness against
Mrs. Stanton, Dr.. Patton. or some
)
communion with the Congregational Church TOR
want Of Reformed Presbyterian organization,
to which properly belong, and the Adrance is the
organ Of Conerogationaliem, why does not the cdi-
tor move my expulsion ? A person disappearing
any movement because it IS not one OF prayer
must be pretty kind of Congregationalist!
Why does not Editor Patton have me turned
out7 Does he know anything Of nv habits, or
pellet, to justify his assertion2 Has he any in
formation on which to baso such charger Can
be point to line in my published writings, in
the thirtv-three years during which my namehas
been before the public, calculated to lessen the
readers estimate of prayer, Or one in which l
brought charge I did not stand ready to prove?
VIII he now do me the favor to provo this
with which he regaIes his readers
trust tue Ninth Commandment has not
beon stricken out of his decalosue, and il it has
not been, arrasnh him under it, aud charge him
with promulEat1ng malicious aud cowardly
SANDER againss one whose good name he was
bound, by tho Church covenant, to protect in
stead OF wantonly assaiing. The form OF in
einuation is worse than thar OF open assertion,
and I charge him with unmanlincss in using it.
JANE GREY Sw1ssnELM.
, 1874-05-03
MISSIONS.


Tho Baptist Missions among tho Teloeoos arc
said to be very successful In ten years tho con.
Te1ts have increased from % to GALS. In 1866.
the church at Ongole had but two members
last year it had 2.s57.
The Baptist Missionary Union reports it's OK
penditures the past year at s293, ,soG; receipts.
s261, $50, leaving balance against the Treasury
Of s27,778. The receipts are s45, $50 In excess
Of last gear, and the debt is SIS, ,o9o less.
The Independent says China is one Of the
oldest fields OF the II. E: Missionary Society,
having bean occupied in l847. For ten wears
there were DO fruits. Then the iret convert vas
baptized. There are now 1,500 mcmbcra and
proostloners and 80 native preachers. Eight
new missionaries have entered into Tue
field, and three ladies have been sent out
By the Noman's F. n. Society during the
past year. The Chinese field is henceforth
to be divided into four missions-that Of Canton
being the one that has recently been added.
The missions we're visited toward the close Of
held in tho East China or Fuhchau Mission. four
native presiding elders were appointed under
the general charge Of the Missionaries This is
the oldest and largest mission. It has mis-
sionaries, lady assistants. G3 native preachers,
l.025 members, 595 probationera, and total OF
1.921- The decrease in members and proba-
tionc1s is due to etrcte7 discipline. The Central
China OF kiukiung Mission was begun in 1863.
and has missionaries, 4 lady Assistants 3
native helpers, % members. IS probasioners, and
total o. 80. The North China or Pekin Mis-
sion, with missionaries 2nd lady assistants.
isret in its infancy.
OF the 1,525 missionaries cent ont by the
American Board it ia stated that only eight have
become victims OF the assassin.
There are now $50 Presbyterian ministers in
India, ministering to Christian community OF
not less than $4,000 persons, Of whom 5000 are
the fruits Of missionary labor.
The Toce diUa Ferttq, = Roman Catholic ne1s-
, 1874-05-03
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.

RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.
The annual Southern Baptist Convention will
be held May ut Jefferson, Texas.
The Baptist anniversaries will be held this year
in Washington, D. G., toward the end Of May.
The General Conference OF tho Methodist
Episcopai Church, South, commenced in Louis
vile, Ky, h1ey l.
The American and Foreign Bible Society hold
their annual meeting in New York May g. and
the Bible and Publication Society May Il, 1T
Washington, D. G.
, 1874-05-03

called upon simply to appear Is Witnesses in the
trial. liz myself, wholly disinterested. cannot
but infer that he whom they profess to love go
much they believe to be guilty Of tho terrible
charges brought against him. and hence must not
be permitted to stand trial.
I am loath to believe this, and would appeal
to all such to pursue this course no longer, and,
when the time comes. not only to appear as re-
queated, but to remain On the stand all day, il
they can bo OF any service in occurring fair and
impartial trial. TRUE CHARITY.
CHICAGO, April 30, 1874.
, 1874-05-03

April 81 and q, throo ministerial candidates were
licensed: Prof. G, 4. Blanchard, and hir. Bailey,
ct Wheaton College, and Mr. Waterbury, recent
| " from England.
writer in the Boston Congregationa1is. OBJ
| jects to the Park Street Church appropriatine
| $500, 600 worth Of property, while it can afford
religious instruction to only 1900 people in the
morning and 800 to 1000 people in the after
noon- Ihe correspondent thinks it would be
better to invest the money where it could carry
the Gospel to from o,000 to 5000 people every
Sabbath.
Students in the seven Congregational sc.ninaries
Is only 327, Of whom only thrtY-eight y il grad
uate this year. This, tho editor says, seems an
astonishangy small number for thirty-tive Pro-
1essors ana sixteen lecturers. and hints that, it
PASTORS had as much professional enthusiasm as
u found 10 other professions, the number Of
theological students would be largely increased
4 large number Of additions will be made to
the membership Of the several Congressional
churches tomorrow, ut which time the monthly
communion service will be celebrated. Among
me churches ne receiving accessons arc the follow
Plymouth, twenty; New T England ' :etSu' seEen
Tabernacle, thirteen Jef1erson, ten or twelve
the RaTenswood, Lincoln Park, Clinton Street,
Forty-seventh Street, and Bethany Churches
will also receive new acceesions.
The First Congregational Church OF Chicago
has just secured the services OF Prot. H. C. Ed
d., as organist. 31r. Eddy has spent some years
in Germany perfectiug his u1usical education
under Houpt, the famous organ instructor OF
Berlin, who ranks him ':among the greatest
living organists," and the song-w1iter Abt
speaks Of him as !" one Of the most remarkable
organists Of our time" Ho has declined calls
from Albany and Boston, as well as Grace
Church. New York, to accept the better offer aad
organ Of Chicago.
EPISCOPAL
At ths Easter celebration at st. Augustine,