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EuLoeY on REV. DIR. SANFORD.

The eulogy pronounced by DR.. Anabc
upon the late Dr. Miles Sanford, so long
and favorably identified with the interests
of North Adams, Mass, in the Baptist
church, Sunday evening, drew out great
audience, the C. ID. Sanford Grand Army
post-called after Capt. Sanford, the soldier
son of the dead pastor-attending in = body.
DR.. Anable, who succeeded DR.. Sanford in
the Baptist pulpit, paid just and detailed
tribute to life and labors of his predecessor,
noting his successful work in the ministry
and his honorable identification with the
press. Masonic fraternity, Temperance cause
and Union army during the rebellion. DR..
Sanford came to North Adams, said the
speaker, with his mental and physical pow
ers fully developed, and he left with his
hair and beard as white as snow; but he
accomplished much, and his memory will
ever be cherished here.
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Masonic Elections.

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At the annual communication of Column
bus council. No. /, at St. Adams, held De.
cember 10th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing wear
, 1874-10-21
LAKE ZURICH.
Jameson.


~. u, >; LAKE. zun1ou. Oct. ID, 1874.
z" the kdiior Of The chitaqo 1Fidune:
Sin: WHO in Chicago, except those who knew
Seth paine and q few zoalous knights Of rod and
cun ever knnw that wc hof a T,ai,o y,,;o,, a,,t,,
as 1,,,o ,s...,, ,,.... f'4l.ot', oh'5
" .n!es @""y' until pi'ei meatloh o1 II was
lnR&Io IN your columns, In tho carly summer, by
aome grateful viBitor? I, certainly, nm ono
among many 10 whom this communication
,,r,,nht IL. ,ir,t t.,o,.,ol.,n - H. -:.'..,
~. sno n.as Auo"leakT " 10 ua's'ofco aha
A'hs OF lte attracslons. Dnrlng tho past EuM-
nacr, however, enough havo found it out to tax
to tho utmost the limited accommodations Yhicl,
havo an vat 'eeu nroviao gor t,o onto,tni.,,1a,,.
- ;s;tora I.a a.n,. Wv rS '","!h'nt
W 'i1'No'a* A.a easS accoss lEom lineage
(holng only m'lea by atago from Bar
riugton); tho varied boautlea OF lake,
and rroycs aud Pheasant drives. thu foc;litoa
for boating nud ,shinr an TIM ,oo,,.choar @ 'to to
~ es",, % "A w. ra. "1 ~ s'o"-e,ioos W
W. Aoaua III ~ no"hea ot o"tet5alAmoNt'-cer
tainIy rondcr 1t ntoslrablo resort for summer
so1ourn or occasional visit; while. added to
thoeo attractions, tho excellence Of the fall-
fishing. anu tue abundance Of ganlo in aoason.
now oler especial inttuce1nont to spottamen, and
to those rho, iron, choice or necessity, take
their vacation in thcso pleasant October days.
Thero Ia now fair duok, ,uhooting for expert
hunters on the lase wilio Fog it!yor, only
, 1874-10-21


understood that tho voto will bo teko,, io sooyot,
nxsaAoEs fnpM TIE ,,ot1Rn or ntaunns
Al IN Nftsrnnr,1, .osaon tho ~ Tn,jnEstn nshora
sAaoa gern racoiys from t,c Honsn ~ Mia,ans uus.
osbo" "oA9 A4"''. wv 1to'1so oi ulbnops:
Messaga fo. NJ
Kssort Tho hnHe M Or Gesiea! nd Lay Depncs con-
outfnH that Canon TO- Iite Il be Anandtd NJ follows
by sading tls folloNing..
ssT: p nshops, psoss" ana ds,e9ns' r. their re.
tho incubation. both publicly aud In private,
OF pastosa, ,,t te'entns Tor af'st1an os lo
family wotahtp the regtors training q children. In
ne oi vo"f 10 ssa snsttnonee
irom gaming and anustmenss. lnsolv1n8 cruelty to
'nS brute creations, theatrcal Representations md
ngnt g, f sna VAN amnsesnts tending 10 Witlaraw .eo-
h1 irein spiritual things, ~ ID required BY inc npos-
toiio Injunction not TO ho conforn'od to this world.
rh. .,,n,.. =, tMesaage e2el...., 2el
dno hanso q shols gives It's conaent TO to eonsc"
sI',on si On q nc Mev r. Weles a. Daop ot Wuson-
order for H. ean"' LIZ pfe1la"s o''nop '~A'
These were plaoetl on tho calendar.
The following messaro vaa a1ao rocsivad sn3
roferrod to tha i;nmm;tton oT r."ons @A"
AnasnnM.trs:r ~ ". on,s,s,,saas, nnmuna'
, 1874-10-21
A motion TO that effect Was carried, aud thu
Synod adjourned until O'Clock thia morning.
GARD FROM mr.. NoYEA
Il, fhs EdiSoe nk TIA n1ieano Tribune

40 rus G0i0f " 1H1 UHlE01V 4 PF"Hhfk
8m: THO present number OF The TRIBUNE
will put before ltB rchdors report of the pro.
cccdlngs OF tho Synod Of Illinois North to-day.
From that report 1t will bo seen TINT tho quns-
ton Of Prof. Patton's right to appeal waa dis
ousaed someshat 1t 1ongth by him and b5 n.y.
self. Soon Aitor Prof. Patton had replied 10 my
argument, ono Of bis supporters moyod tho
previous question. uhioI, was put and carried,
thus cutting Oh al fusthor tobats. TIia
precipitato action makes It necessary for
mo to correct through tho pross, very
strange oversight OF Prof. Patton'B In tho quo
tatona witch ho. made from tho +" "Compendi.
ence Of tho Lnws,of tho Scottish Church."
In his reply to mo }1a Accused me Of dlsEn~
genousncss in not quoting from this vol,,mo
lfromr ,yhicl, ! had previously 4notod) paasage
different from that Which had assigned to it,
and in aonBo confcssodly different from thai
which II lns In our Book Of Discipline. It
waa enough for mo that used tho word a.
slgnifyinG that which our own Church. lam makos
But now Prof. Patton quoted from these laws
Of tho Scottish Church. Ho quoted from thom
to provo that tic deo[sion OF tho Chicago pres-
bytery IN tho Swing caeo had, trso faoto, made
f.ot TINT our own :law expressly provides that ho
cannot DO declared 4 slanderor oxcopt by
formal voto Of tho Presbytery. No a,ch voto
was passed.. Hence, to provo himself
s1anderer. and therefore aggrioyod, and thoro-
fore entitled to appeal, .ho qnotod from,
the Scottish law. What did he quote, aid
how much? Hero It 1t: "Afattors may fail
under cognitfon Of Church julIcatozieH several
Ways as first: BY accusation whore party
formally nppeareth as Nh acousor and is content
inser1berc crinen, that ID, to bInd himself to u-
derlto tue same censnre Tho not proving tho nc-
c.lsatton) which tho defender would have merit
ed had tho libel boon proven"
And hero Prof. Patton stopped. Tho vory
no1t aentcnce, found upon tho samo page Of the
book (o07}, he omitted to road make tho quo
tation from tho very Bano copy from which llo
road. It ia thls: I" II upon trial there be found
auy ptcsumptions Of gnilt. or II It appear that
there waa o tan,a clamosa common ianae) for
what is 1iboled, the putsuer In That case ought
not 10 be t-rpute as q cdlunnio.a dcctlser, eV0n
though he auccnmb to his probation."
This language ID oven moro strong than that
Of our own Law, and 1t completely rofutea Prof.
Patton's argument. Tho public will certainly
agroo with me that 1t was d strange oversight
on tho part Of tho prosecutor Tint no did not 500
this sentence. GEO. G. NoYEs.
QH1oA0o, Oct. 20, 1874.
, 1874-10-21

landing, whcro tho wllto sails Of tho Flor, o1onn,
IN THO ",,nlIght-or. II you know how to la,, liz
inst ho,ro, porlans rlno host Fo1 viii lot ' ye,,
,ho.lls @ lo sll1iey hohnd orcopor, who COCA ;yay va,
thinEs, or Charley" nLo will noon touc IN
Adu to thoao. ind n,nny other onjoyeblo az.
per1ances. tho osor-prcaout l,onuty Of thc ]aisa
and nntunn-f Tinted woods. and tho doap, rostfui
lu.ct oIoouthg over II all. and Ito must no hard
hur0, '"' 7,roa Nv .1 M.'1s
, 1874-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

RATIONAL GERMAN LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Speciat Dituatch 10 I'if Chtcaao Tribune
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 20.-1n tho National
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod today 1t
was resolved, by 4 vot8 OF lit to 20 to remove
The Practical Seminary from st, Louis to Bpring-
field. The appointment Of Prof. atollhorn in
ConcordiR College was confirmed, and salaries Of
the Directors Increased to 81 200 per anuum.
, 1874-10-21

ass s9se yo qs ssay ssesl:i
% %a Sy ,S'S1 e. ou a
may nay sir, tha II yoa DO robukc u.s. wn slal loyalty
:. ts.nDmit' We have dong our dn{, - NO understood
to lim Hence cousurc' II Il ID vlsed npon ill., viii
es ~ taseS eease VS h.ya done @ T'at vo
mako any sore places In our heara.
TIE aENTEkoE lRR1yKnR1DLE.
There Is, pfes'tme, mo- no occasion for desiring Tho
II that power could now be secured In my legal man.
ncr: 10 rsvorse nat Judgment nevor. Isake Il,
oftrtatnce no Eowor on earth can reyorso TINT
verdict. Either rrof; Swing an orthodox msn in
ace In ho Church, or eso liz T Is ar TSs l. ho
plain and unavoidable alternative; anil between these
two things every rnan must Choose II ho Ia a1jndged
eonen @ L u b o1sa
then he cannot bo eondctnncd tis Indictment be
his rubllshed writings which niako his avowal boforo
tho frcsbytcry Of evangelical crcsl falsc clRo
tho syowc creed makes ths statements Ia tho rblah-
alleged cnntradieons. Only Omnisce1co can tell which
ono of these Two classes Of Avowalshoa alleged hore
nonts. between t',ese two. and, Il s claimed.
made ont, IND. in 5 the5 Fresbytoiiaa, cSareh.
and uun!ssaksbio proof Of guilt Ilcnco, for this
Teason, to mention no others % not suppose Tint
can % denlrcd BY any reasonable persons. All that
will bo desired BY sch persons Wilt DO The opportunity
to hava froo, fair, and frascrnal examination Of Tho
easo with vieM 70 wlse treatment and j,,s sotto-
mcnt OF IT, This IL what tho PrcAbytofy Of Chicago
desires. spirit Of oousidcsate Mndneas, and consIn
unl aaurcse Of TINT charity which th!nkoth ev,"
will find way out Of Ill econpaReng rcrploxi
and acc,lre hnppy de1iveranco from all threatening
pcri!s Il Ia tne for moderation. for cn1n, delib
orntion for Christian forbcarauce but not for judicial
processes and judicial rfgor.
:. brethren Of tho synol II my Of yon havo come to
this city thinking that enemies Of the truth sud
Of tho Church, wo aasrre ron that wo are friends,
loving tho dan1o church which you claim to love, aud
loving II II not ~ "wiscly" yet nt least Is we"
W. shall be able to sAow you, II yo Will believe us,
that, II you Hebrews, TO II yon are Israel
ies arc no II you arc tie seed Of Abraham, 10 arc
VIC also.
Thanking you for your patient attention, now ask
that sou will adopt tho minority report now before
you, and thoreby dismiss this appeal.
PRoF. PATTON.
Prof. Patton occupied On hour In answoring
Mr., Noyes, claiming that he Was an aggrieved
party, aud therefore had the right to appeal,
and quoting from ccclosastical lav-hooks to
substantiato his assertions.
The Synod then took recess until half-past 2
o'clock.
, 1874-10-21

S&a,fr ttu$t
ihe nury Of thc r,hurrb Tt = ~ % nnn, th"t tt
body thoulil In fren frar, II rsorsi @ & ,,mtona s s
motives nu ey sbnM1I ~, "a m IT. ~ M
apostolic ipiunction md nvc nre i II. ~
oyn Suc, eoraa VII anc,e,tt ~ M ,; ;t%m. eIe IT,. ~
accr Of his oody efora tho rord nv snd w raevs
Of nny asperaoG ,nnr H. ,,ia 'uu VIA IN S y
doubt not, que as e;ectay smn.cr1a IA n a1so ~
truth and lie purjtv AMI .aitsr ~ ~ W msnh aee VI
~ ''; r,,r ana ".,ms. "u..Das asss VI sae oh"sch'
1st a,td That u ;utt;o. It'll u1nSEs NssI. e. oAsE.
chs fs - Thiu nGst ee done though the heav-
ustcs rsoures hst a @ nas f9r which a pleading
fur c rtEs If in w. Baoua aatc roVorea't regard
them On III occasiopa sseqe1 a, TO rfessrse
ro can nnyer cnnsen, tht aaa nslo!ats hns 1ns
nlaceI in ;.nnar,r 3 ~ = ti,a. @ eAonln DO twce
Thers IN not iaWyer IN hs a,nae ,ns sans oNense
would Ho fur comtrnrn. % H., oun. nos on OF II VITO
ia claim TIT ProY swIpp sy insx "a standing ~
auain putl far tho vorw san Gyjii ~ prosecuted
he las once been nrossenscd an on Which
D - ssa 9f tat the opinions q aid tho
IL .hia boy9 Ne the beg to refes ro 20 aann9 asain
which hase alresy caiie attont;on oasnea CASE to
That secaiou iu ia nivIo1s snir;I to.,,,,
lug Of prof swing aain On trs a esps.u, ine pac
In faet The prisoner has escaped Permit ths prose
churches have rest from s dstrafinn "n1 tet .ao
strifo Wisely anotc ho EraHnc;ist =, sna @ @neaoatg
it, Wien Ii said tat tho contnuaueo n th" SMne
, 1874-10-21
CLARK STREET sInEwALKs.

To the Editor o. Iht CHltauo Tribune:
SIR: AZ ataxpayor. would like to call the atten-
tiou Of The TRIBUNE, aul by means of TIE
In1uuSE the attention OF tho Board of Public
Works, to The outrageous condition Of CLARK
Htreol Sidewalks letNeen Washington aud Ran
dopb stroets., Thih portion Of Clark street, IN
wet weather, ia positively impassable to ladies,
unless they are willing to destroy their Dresses or
wade ankIe-aeep in the mud aud slush. The
state OF aifhirs OH tho stroets and sidewalks,
bounding the old Courthouse Square, Ia eyorT
dny becoming moro lntolerabse, aud unloss Mr.
"Iom ., aiackn' il Immediately oyerhauled BY
bnpt Watson, that individual will ef-
lcetnnl!y close navigation IN tho vicinity Of tho
Old Court-Hose Square by means Of his old
junk, distorted iron beams, galvanized tin
drays, ana derricis, tho sight OF which un-
eouth Objects tfightons horsca and causoa mauy
. RUNAWAY accident. ThiA Individual who bought
Joining streets, not satisfied with having torn Up
tho llagged sidewalks Tin open yiolation Of city
orainanco) and appropriating them to lis own
use, theroby more than realizing tho sum which
70 orSnally paid for Tue pry'oso q, removing
unsightly wooden fenco 10 feet h'sh, ostensibly
for tic purpose Of protecting his old
stone and worthless junk, but virtually to
reut for Advertising. pasposest - Aow 9ng VIZ
Cou1t-lIouao Square as personal property, tear
Inn IN tue silowalks With tho most unblushlng
otiro,itry, making pettoatrinnisnl impossible ii
tho tueat bslSnoB. atseat OF tho city and now, to
cAp rho climax, and a. it were, breaks thu
feuce hnlf milo long, to ba by him (hfaokin),
loased to tho slobboring. art-lroauclng bill.
poster trasert,ity An laD1aSANr c4rlzEs.
UMIcA0o, Oct. 20, 1874.
Tho writcr Of tho aboyo is mistaken au to tho
fenco around the squaro. Mr.. Mackln has Moth
ing to do with 1t. Il ID bcng constructed IN 10.
lorlanco With permit executed by tho Board OF
County Commissioners,
, 1874-10-21


o'clock.
.,s7,,n,,oo,. g,,,s,o,
n.. ,,.,osa.e. ".N s.,1e1 o." ns, ae..s
'A' "'p'''''N' Ns.' w. a,
a.,.4 ,ru p,t,an,a $4,000. ,,.,,r
asa.. ~ s...aa., ~ 1;a .a;,,an s,s.n wv U.o,
-. ,,s, -" op'u' 'n'4' "Ao
1o,s ~. M w.. .s;aa"aa ~ os ..."t 1..u "ppoa.
.,o, ,-.stoa ~ aoh.to nd ,,,nrnJ ~. as.u,s.'.
D.,en,.", ' .s,.,a,. asar.,,as , 'Do et'''o"0
atu0"oa' "'4sN i'o'aea
Tho majority report OF tho Judicial Committee
was then adopted.
It Was moved to appoin: committco to bring
IN .hc finding of the cop,t with ;tu raozora ~
..'.......' a., ..',". ~. 40 ..1eoAe' VI
nla"te ulon sno hupJcos % eonlp'aln''
GALL ron RESOLUTIONS.
A1r. Crawford asked whether some ono had
not resolutions to offor On tho subject
T,a ,fodoro nv a,oro.tod th,t NV o,, h,r,,.
. r.ao,+t;on -, Io,, I,a1 ,,o,.or -,noet s =" .,s
1esolut'on o. nana nao oe1sc1 toPort 70 tno
Committee, which ho would appoint a1 followa !:
Tho noy. Mossrs, Fipdley. Gum. md Di1on
mud Eldera Williams aud Mc1iIntry.
nv <r.. .o,.-t -
Mr. Crawford:
otss, nS a ,s.s. ~ ny '1e q ~ OF
Ian VII ~ wv 'ono"'ue 'e1o"-
~ Il Reeo,red That tho records Of the prs,sytery Of
synod hcre EXPRESSES 10 opIop concepn,pa so ac
i'm n tc rrrsvtnrv rcferrri IA IN ~ cn. w ~ w
pea and ~ y has e been ssSs of
tce. ss90' ~'0A - 'A' '""'''A' oou''u''-
~o' ,o,,,n,..
Mr.. Gum thon submitted tho minority tcuort.
,s .,,,ioiroa
Tho majority report is agreed in, With the exception
~ that the Chicago pfchoytery, having warned the
Nnth Ghrch ot Cl1cago to discontinue tho services
~ % n ~, i es.1cssoa H. tnanc, IT, %no aseosdng
nrcarcG az " n,in,ha m hst cdn Is
fundamental doctrine Of nIenarv ispra"n nnsvo ,t Hat
permitted sad Church to Continue s Services for oyer
its mouths, aud have been crclict In luiy in uo re-
curing speetly obodcnes to their anaata Of April II,
The reports wero productive Of somo debate,
in tho course Of which it Nae said that thors had
hoon IN ovoyatoon;,r of t}o;r 1rtv =, .,n r,.t
Deon a ~ c,ee Ua,i. ~ 'ua. au's W 1ne pas'
OF tho Conlmlttecs. motlon Was madc to
ss1ile tho resolution from tho majority report,
but it did not prevail,
,rho two ronorta uara tbs, .,,ort,a AL
,,.,;a,, ~ .5oat ,.,s ,,..,o ,-s.,s,s pou' auu
houon 10 aoopt was Maoe, which produced
another debato IN WHICH some OF the mcmbcrs
denounced the conduct Of DR.. McKnig In somo
yyl,ot In rsh Language. Thu preshvtcrv wac .o,oo
a.'s,,.aa t.. H. .7sr. ~. xstsss,a "So 1,s'
su"A"ieo 1oA A'io "4"s n'o 1eten''on as mln-
lister.
The Prcsbytery found a defender In
THE REV. Mn, s1rrnEpor.
80 .., ~. 80" a. ,
WV =, len'aiAs,' sua, .noy naa peea occupied oy
tue great trial, and Ind lad no time TO attend to
now Investigating tho ma.ter. Mt tho ,nrrestion
~ t,,o uroaby,or, III ho,o7 tlo a,,.a -,
Sa,,a sa,nsa.,ss J.; 49, nasa,,,..s '"o' "0u''
nave eonAoence IN the ftesosterS.
MI. j. H. blonat moved to commit the reports
With lpstructionp to bring in minute urging
continued effort to Bottle Tho u,ntter-
The Raw, Mr., Crawford warmly de,endca tho