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TEXAS AND Pacific,
THE MAILS.
Arrival aud departure III Malls NJ nallas Post
ullCr,

Arrival aud departure NJ Malls NJ nallaA POI'
ullCr,
Northern mail arrives daily ~ $3.50 M
departs M $50 a it,
southern mu,l arrives At b2O u m; drpnrlS
TGXns ana ruclno mail arrives NJ Si!b u ~;
departs NJ tNU l. NJ.
iun Wolh, NodtlcrlOld aud JnchshQro
mnll arrives IrNCopl MundnyN NJ y M de-
pnrts e Xcrpl NuhdnyO NJ "a ~.
ncuinl mud " isc County, LCwiSylllt ANA
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, WcdnoS-
tluy nNd Friday NJ u ma departs TUESDAY,
Thursday aud Saturday NJ Z u m,
Clrburnc, Hood County, Cedar lllll, Mans
field ANA Alynfudo mail dcpnrts Monday ANA
Thursday NJ am, arrives Wednesday nnd
Saturday AZ y y NJ AZ,
WnXuhncht mail arrives Monday, We'd
ncsluy aud Friday NJ u p,md departs Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday NJ ~ AIN,
Scyrnr, llnughts store and Union III.
mail arrives Tuesday Thursday ana SHtufl
day NJ Y M; departs Tuesday, Thursday ana
| Saturday NJ PIN,
Wlllmm Jones, roslmnstcT :. - Jones'
Assistant poslmHslcl; owen Gerry, Chici
ClcrlG W. u. Adams, Mailing Clerk Harry
| NoIhl, Delivery Clerk; u. A, brown, Box Dis
| trlbutlng tlorN,
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If YOU want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought to
Dallas. 20 TO Franklin ~ Co.'s.
5O4 Main street, where is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock of books, sta
tionery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books. varieties. etc,
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling on most ae-
commOdafing terms.
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FRANKLIN & CO..

J0l Main street. have received
IL very fnilsuppiy Of new books
consisting Of the standard au-
thOrs I'm prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate juve-
niie reading. school books.
ETC.. ETC.. which they sell very
cheap
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NOTICE.

The nest regular meHlhly
meeting of liis Dallas iionTh
OF Trade will Ee On Monday
evening neat, ~ half past
seven 0'ciork, November -
1874,
A. business OF Importance II
a. be transacted, every mean
her IL requested 10 attend,
~. w. BAYLOR
Secretary al lhe Hoard
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OPEN AGAIN.

No. J01 Main Street,
II the number where our
old friends ana the public gem
orally Will ind us. with u full
stock Of books, paper Of asi
Kinds. stationery, wall paper.
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grOccrs and merchants, cot
tom saInpiiMg paper, etc. New
goods coming Ina al
REED a. p.ATHaROp'S.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge--H. BNrksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher'
man.
District Attorney-Ed, g. Bower, Dallas;
District and cX,ollicio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Cerks-R. D. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A, HARDWOOD.
Sherlfl-JameS II. Buriley.
Tax Clerk-W. l.. Ncrmillion.
Deputy Shorltfs-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas =. Scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
TreaSprer-Martln V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas John.
son, ..
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. John ID. Keroot presiding
justicc), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-Wlllam A. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charlcs Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. l--ThomaS l.. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No, 5--Thoinas ID. Coates, Scyene
CONSTARLES.
NJ,
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The copnrlnorship heretofore existing IN
.or the hrm nuin0 Of Howell a DlswMNs, III
the muuuinrurr Of the ltutlp MlhuuW
shades, IL Ibis day dissolved, by mutual con
nj, u, VI, Howell assuming NJ TIE llhbllll.
ties uf he arm, Rud nll accounts 10 loo phlh
Ia him aud hy whom The huslnrts, WIN De
hereafter conducted, j. NJ, lluMnltL,s
DALLAS, Texas, October ~, ISL sHdlw
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PEnWE Whl lhluks lhai llf average
freedman lacks sellse should read lhls
paragraph
A Mobile man nn returning home 70
Gently, WAC surprised ~ receive he
congratulations nf his lAmily pi u
happy escape from drowning lie
Thought somebody had played q JOKE
ON them, aud laughed heartily unll ht
found 0ul HAT HEY had gwen his btsl
suil Of clothes ~ The rulprel man VIE
had brought lhe news, nnd VINO shlh
lac WIS seul fpr some dry clothes
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JUDGE DOOLIlTLE, Of Wisconsin, "
an address ~ the law students ~ hd'
ison, said llat he who IN name ~ lht
professor would Stir up strife, encour'
age litigation for any purpose Hllh ~
peplaly ~ pat money ~ his pocket, u
unworthy 0f H. IN the Judges 0plnlpll
but one Hame descrlbes such y man
and such q character and, though new
Nv coined hOm the mint Of slang, II y
too intense IN meaning 10 be used u
h nshyhler.h
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Miss Matte WnOdson, nineteen
years of age, Of Nickshurg, hAs llll'
yenr planted aud made good crop ol
cotton, aud has already picked aud
sold a hale NJ u good price, while three
luzy umokcH," uu the sane place, have
moi plnncd u bale, That's the sort u
u gifl Ia marry,
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REED ~ LATEIssOP

Will sell the Educational series
of school books at Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also IL full stock of all other
school books. which they will
sell as low as the lowest.
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A half interest or the whole Of fine Saw
Mill, with all the latest improvements and
In complete running order, in Gregg county,
one hundred and ten miles east of Dallas, on
the Texas and Pacific railroad, for sale by
W. LYTE 4 CO., Real Estate Agents.
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nv residenee, rorneF Farihr ".fnw
ana Ilouslan streets, rabfnrinR ~"
bIoeh ~ ground, Wiih - vel ""'sh'"
one.slory nnd basc,nen' rorhFener,''
buiIaiag, aud nii neeessnrS ""''""'"
Tags, eie, A. early applicant ""S ="
cure u bnrgain, -
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A large number Of vacant lots, of various
SIlrs, In every quarter of the "ily I1r snlo by
VIZ. LY rE " co, licnl Estate Agents
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Inlar.nalisn Manled.

Gan any 'lpgan editor inform W u
Andrew Jackson MeGoWnr enc Of lhe
lprprs Of lrAau Independence ana
twenty-five years ago 2 ppmbfilAlill
Presbyterian preacher is sllll nliVeg
Any Information npnrplnlnG lilln Wlll
BE- Gratefully received ly lhr pr0pfle-
tGruf lllr penisnn Ae6s,
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How 10 Get 10 the Bnrbecue,

One of the most convenient, com.
Portable and economical ways of reach
ing the barbecue grounds will be to
take the street cars, and ride as far as
the market house. There you disem-
bark, and go north three blocks up
Sycamore street to Puts garden, in
which the barbecue is held.
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No accounts against employees I'm the
Herald Office will he allowed I'm settle
ments with the Office unless an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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507 Main street ~ the place 20 find
the largest and cheapest stock of
books. stationery, etc, in the wes,. for
II IN ths street and No. of
PIERCE e. LYLE.
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An improved wagon yard, well located, In
cast Dallas, for sale by
W. IF LYTE ~ CO., Real Estate Agents.
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Mus, rIpCOiR, who poisoned her
husband In Hood county some weeks
ago, hns been sentenced 10 lhe penllcn-
tiary for llitern years,
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qgo choice plantations hlglly implpFra
one glO acres, lhree miles, ana no llhef ~
'Gaele +, Two and q hal miles northeast linli
Dallas, for sails by VIZ NIE 8 tpu
Real lslale Agtnla,
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THE president Of our street railway
informed us yesterday that the road
would probably he Ia operation by the
first day Of December.-[Gtate Gazette.
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Several business houses near the mercan-
tile center of the city, for sale by
W. IF. LYTE Il CO., Real Estate Agents.
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SOCEE TH ES.
Masonic.

WNNUnIC.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. Q, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, +. G.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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One half of an Office l5x25 feet, on Lamar
between Main and Elm streets, for rent by
WE LYTE Il Co, Real Estate Agents,
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Fine stock NJ wines, liquors, cigars ana
t0hacco ~ bLipk, lEll tp'H'
glidil
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w. +. Lyle & Co., Real Estate Agents, No.
ll9 Lamar, between Main and Elm streets.
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G. X. MERIW ETHER,
Boarders " anted.

Good board aud lodging can hr nhlginrll
hy the day, week M month"; ~ lhe plrhhhhl
lWO story residence, No, IN tplhmglcr
street, between Chestnut Aud HAYWOOD lht
iurd, Meals served promptly, 10 hnll hutl'
mess men, Willlh
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Lawyers Brica

Printed IN pamphlet iurm, with neaInoS'
and dispatch, ~ the HERALD OFFICE,
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nAILROADTInE TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure 81 Trains ~
Dnllns,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
Arrives,
From the South (inHll nni 0XpreaHls N.Y. n'in,
From the North QUAIL nnd rNprrsnlr ulsa ~ NJ
From the south, lnUcunnulhilnhllulN w. M
From the North, Recommendations ~ M
TEXAS AND Pacific,
Leaves, Arrives
Mini und EXpTtsa,,,,,,,,,,iill p,iu, Ms ~
Acpnmuiuiniiun,,, tilh n, ~, lin', ~
Through rtuigut ,,,,,,,UUl T. NJ, liuu q, ~
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Wanted.

Any honorable position. Salesman pre-
ferred. j. L. JEWELL
lgTdtf
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, on the first Monday in each
month.
w. NJ. c. YOUNG, NJ. Z. II. p.
HENRy Roll Sspretnry
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NOTICE.

Houses to rent, by W. +. LYTE CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, I. Il A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, w. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 +. 4 A. NJ,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month, at its hail over Wheat's store, on
Main street. VIC. YOUNG, W. NJ.
A. W. NOwLIN, Secretary.
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Three commodious hotels, well located, In
the city Of Dallas, fol- sale by
w.F.LYTE & CO., Real Estate Agents.
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FOR SALE.

That desirably located building, Snasms
corner of Film and Market streets, Delonn,ssjlJ-
to MeSsrs. Char pin & Whar on. Ihls rsaie.
in Is 5OxiO0 feet, built of the very best nnrth.
rinl, and returns n rental OF $40 per h''"
Apply to either Of the owners. ,roy.
2lSdIm CHAMPLIN & WHAhlV"
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SorICE 10 Ap,EnrlsEns,

IIercancrnii bills for advertisements
IN this paper win he collected monthly,
unIcss 0thcrw isc specified In contracts.
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A we'll improved plantation, of over EJ
acres, near two railroads ~ Anderson ppnn'
", Tor sale yrry low and an easy terms Ny
VIZ, LYTE a o., lieal Eslnlp Agents
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CONSTABLES,

Precinct No. IA. H.Hardin
Precinct No. M. NJ. Foudren.
Precinct No. 3-R. II. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $. Floyd.
Precinct No. 5--J. A. Fisher,
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100 sacks sail ~
22llAl hLOtk, JET iO,H'
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a,.OC acres Of land, three miles west ol Dali
las, for sale hy We, LYTE u co.,
Real Estate Agents
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liagglhg and Ties ~
gsldal BLOCK JErF6 CO.'S
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hl0 sacks npura ~
2lldlt hLppk, lEllG Cp'h'
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
NEW SAILING VESSELS.

Anew two.masted schooner, built for Captain
George P. Buckley and others, VIII be launched
from the yard OF Charles NJ. Smith. at Greenport,
Long Island, on Saturday next. about three
O'Clock r. NJ. She will be launched full rugged.
Her dimensions are rs follows Length OF keel,
1856 feet; team "a eet; lower hold IL feet; be-
tween decks, feet; tonnage, carpenters meas
urement, $50 tons, with carving capacity exceed
ing 900 TONS Sac is the largest fore and ait rgged
vessel ever built nc any yard on Long Island
A handsome barkeDtlne, named the Iyie built
OF white oak. chestnut and hackmatack, with Two
full decks and poop. launched from the yard or
Jesse Car at N0rthport, on saturday Her d.
mensions aIe:-Lcngfn OF keel, 1856 eet;; beam, 32
feet; mold. IL ieet.
new tnreemasted, centre board. light draughL
schooner, lor Captain Dlckerson ol Pors Jefferson.
is TO be launched from the yard OF James NJ. Bayes
& Son at tnat place To-day.
Captain Hendrlckson's sloop Onward is nearly
ready Tor Launching at Smiths shlpyard, lslip.
Mr.. Smith has also laid the Keel OF twenty-five
ton sloop Tor Captain Frank Whitman. and has
contracted to build sloop yacht, 40 ieet on the
water line, 16 feet beam ana AZ leet hold, 10 be
launched next May.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
OUR CABLE Sa.pPlyG NEW,.

ANTWERP Nov 2i-Arrived. ship Martha Ger. Lewen.
New York; bark Gluckauf Ger, Sprenger, do.
Sailed 2lst steamship Abbotsford (Br), Dsamottc New
York q, Phadelphia.
CARDIFF, Nov 2l-Arrivcd, BARK Kate (Br Murphy.
Miramichi
DEAL, ov 2l-sailcd. ship Arran tBr) Dumarssq drom
London). New Orleans.
LONDON, Nov u-Arrived. steamship Bengal (Br)
Douglass, New YORK.
LAS PALMAs-Arrved. ship Grau Canarias Sp), Erezua
New York.
soUTHAarroT. Nov 22-Arrived. steamship Hohcnzol-
crn GER. Wordenholdt New York and proceeded for
Biemen>.
LONDON Nov PA telegram from st Thomas states
that the Hunter has put into that port in leaky cond
ton.
Ship Atlantic (Br). Mellin from Hong Kong for Port
land Oregon, before reported put back Nov % leaky
oretopmast She must into dock for repairs
and survey.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
scHs FANNY FsRx. from Hoboksn for Apponaus, sunk
,utside South Brothers in 80 OF water e now being

from IN q ss nS" ssss .
s:ss p.sS sg a. M sa :sb.;
got OIL when the tide rose.
ssoor soyrnrosr Of Greenport Ii owned BY Richard
aSaa an as IL nish While making hSrSor at himeis
Island sprang aeak ana suns nas .a peeh o.
s"i's sarsd 'SS'"s &C. Los ." 'e''' '"'"'' 0'' ="
The buoy before reported as having drifted ashore
BUOY between The capes and Fortress Monroe ana which
was located al Crump's iiill shoal
by t;eorge Bourne. at New BEDFORD. saturday, as
discharged from her last voyage TO Charles lucker ~
Mich Nov srhe sehr ESenanse laden S TrH wt
aa sl"n SUNK w' AID nSRgrs %as sent
Alsax Ms SGv ,scGr samuel WonsTn ruTIea wmIG9
rigging and received other damages, but was aoated
again TO Sorth sydney. y.., 30. 49,
rived at Nortn sydney; she had abannon the voyace
h. r ana & Reye
Brixham. scotland. was lost at sea.
1 went r' M the rss North OF the
strait OF Naaso and Is null of wa.cs
Lake lett port ycsieraay inere have been oi5
rivals from the sea this year being FIVE more asn Las,
the Ottawa nyer Naygation Gompanys steamer "i
New SMYRNA, Fla. Nov "a wrcck,ng lsh hter. with
gine BOARD, ashore three Of the inlet.
LAuScnrp-At Northport. Il, Nov e. from The yard Of
white chestnut and hacknatack with two null aecxs
beam, 80 feet; deplh Of hold, II ce
LAUxcuEs-Thc tirec.nastei schr in the yard of
Chas Smith Grecnpori. built for CAPTAIN George
m.tng) on saturday. Nov %. Her dimensions are:-
feet; between decks 6eet; tonnage tcarpeners mea;,
nrcmcn, SO tons with carrying capacity exceedin! U
tons
new threcmas.cd centrchoard ligh. draught schr
for CAPTAIN pickerson OF Fort Jefferson Is to be
on Tuesday next
Notice TO Mariners.
LIGHT AT rIMnALER ISLAND
WASHINGTON Nov 2,-Thc Lighthouse Board gives no.
show Lighthouse recently erected rimbalcr
Island, La Thc lish w be nxed waite varied by rcd
par;ntus Is OF the sesond order Lighting the
from the deck dot vessel Is feet above the sea loH
On %c norh ds s a II q wisa o
screwp,lc tower and is painted IN alternate black
p pa ws @ Ts ana e IL
back The approximate position OF the lighthouse as
% \, Ion 50 Is ". Imbulier Island is low, marshy
island about eleven miles long, not wooded. AMI
than six miles vessss passing 81 should use the
lead frequently, and not shoa their water to less than
Wnnlemen.
par See arrivals at this port
Sailed from New Lor don Nov 81 bark George Mary,
fol sew a. IN tow u Katbos
OF HB from Ternaa and M fSmained n port vSta
# koGat 90 s GSs WA SdISe and 5 Os
bone
spoken.
ship suare Glark from LIVERPOOL for San Francisco.
rs c RIO Janeiro for San Fran
ss shR %s% sscyiy Snss o M s% Rio ''nsr0 for
Tx New York for oadz
schr Emma .. Finney from Boothbay for Charleston,
Nov Is of the Capes of Delaware.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
.rhe Atlantic Garden.

This Bowery resort was filled by large
audience OF well dressed and apparently re-
spectacle peope--admission ten cents-to listen
to sacred concerto by Herrn c. Schern-
STEMS .Wleaer Damen Orchesters," which en-
praced in the programme such highly religious
pieces as the .Frulings klange Polka s.Du Und Du
WaitZer.n "Pot Pourrl from FRA DlabOlo,n Wind
spIee Galop,n ..qariitionen nDer das Fuchsled.n
a '1rovatore' potpourrl. concert polka and
other operate and musical specaties-all OF which
were rendered with much artistic merit by the
well skilled Viennese ladies composing the orches-
ira. The presence oil the police was unnecessary,
II they nad put II an appearance: for more or
derly audience never assembled within public
place OF amusement IN the city than that cOngre-
gated in the Atlantic Garden last night.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23

impiety. 1t seems but Yesterday that was asked
to 90 10 the home OF q member OF an evangelical
church, where daughter had died by her own
hand and on asking the cause her distressed
mother shrieked OUT 'sTheatreln She had to piay
q part, put q pistol to her heart, and eaped. un-
prepared. into the presence OF ner God. Plays,
too, are masked by
A RECKLESS DISREGARD or TRUTH
and are u OF degrading illusions. The doctrines
OF the Bible. the mission deeds and holy words OF
the Messiah the lives and characters OF saints. are
criticised and held up TO ridicule amid laughter
and plaudits OF the auditory. PLAYS are lcentlous
in their teachings. Linertinism is stripped OF its
odiousness and deiormity, presented IN iascinat-
ing colors and associated with u generous, free
and noble nature. DO you suppose the Brooklyn
scandal woulu have had an existence but for
man who walks about the city and has his own
part to playY No. Verify
THEATRES ARE SIMPLY GILDED GArEwAYS
to intemperance and prostitution. The thoughts
suggested prompt the neart to give welcome to
all that Is vile, and The influence OF theatres IS
against dcceDcy Moreover. II Is impossible to re-
iorm theatres In Boston and New York they tried
to induce Christian people TO patronize theatres
until bankruptcy or many stared them in the
lace and they chose infauy. Christians can 90
better things than attend theatres. Christ says,
"Be We followers OF me-" Vice contaminates;
virtue ennobles. Theatres destroy men and
bless them.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23

down theatres and employ them to decorate their
churches. H you ask me whether hold tnat
theatres should be patroniZed on Sunday l say
not; but sacred concerts. yes. Let music on that
day bring all her votaries to
DEDICATE SCIENCE AND ART TO GOD.
Away. therefore, your srocco OF denunciation
Right certain am tnat what Is good Is good. RlRnt
certain am that what IS evil Is evil. Right cer-
rain am that gepius and talent ana art, me best
gifts OF Goa To man, should be so cultivated tnat
our souls themselves might shine with the un-
quenchaDle hight OF universal knowledge.
Ihe eloquent lecturer at length terminated his
discourse py most beautiful apostrophe TO God
and the universe.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
YACHTING NOTE.

The Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Scudder, OF Brooklyn. has
purchased fine sloop yacht named the Hora.
from Mr.. Salem Il. DAVIS, OF Greenport, on private
terms DR.. Scudder proposes to make use OF her
Tor pleasure excursions in the waters at the east
end during hts summer vacation.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
The Theatrical Devil Hit by Mr.. Tall
mage.

The Talmage Tabernacle. Schermerhorn street,
Brooklyn, was filled by an attentive congregation
yesterday forenoon. The music was especially
good, an excellent cornet accompaniment
swelling the instrumental volume OF harmony and
blending well with the voices OF the people. In
the course OF his preliminary notices Mr.. Tamage
said that on next Sunday he would take occasion
10 answer the arguments whicn had been made TO
his objections to the American theatre as IL now
is He had been taken to task Tor expressing his
views upon the subject. lie had often aimed at
the devil ana missed him, but TINS time Tue snot
took effect, judging from the manner IN which the
devil rOars and bellows. (l.anghtcr.) The rever-
END zen .leman then proceeded to preach a funeral
sermon referring to Il lady recently deceased.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23
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