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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A LAD OF l6 DESIRES POSITION IN LAW
n office; Is a good writer and arhmetcian or in
wholesale tionery where he learn the business
good recommendation. Please address NJ A. c.. Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A PROTESTANT MAN AND HIS WIFE WISH
II situations man plain garde ncr wife take care
OF the dairy Apply at Robert II. Johns,on's, Ga Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND
"A groom. by Protestant man: thoroughly understands
the business In all its branches best Call on
adj r., G4i 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

GOOD SECOND HAND AND MIsFIT CARPETS ALL
" sizes rich patterns, English Brussels and ingram.
very cheap, at III Fulton street. between William and
NASSAU; side entrance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A FIRST CLASS YOUNG CHINAMAN, SPEAKING
~ English. desires situation cook in private
family, hotel or fine boarding house understands his
business best city reference. Gail at 800 4th
Path
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

WANTED-A PROTESTANT COOK IN A PRIVATE
w family in the city; best references required tor first
class cooking; no washing. Apply at 30 Madison av
from to IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

NANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is YEARS OF
w age III dry goods house; none need apply but
good accountant ana person that come well
SULLIVAN .34 Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A YOUNG GERMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS HOW
n 10 take care of horse and to make himself useful
wants situation IN the city country Address $. r.,
box lS3 Heral. Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

NNANTED-TEN LIVE Statesmen, GERMAN AND
w English; must be thoroughly posted in dress goods
domestics and notions Apply this A. NJ, with city
references, IN ROuSS BELL Il CO., 435 Grand ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AC-
" tive Italian married man; thoroughly understands
his business in all its branches. Address A NJ Of A.
T. Agusta, l?6 Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

WANTED-A SITUATION IN A FIRST CLASS RE-
w tail ewelry house. by an experienced man; give
the best reference and security II required Address j.
b., box li6 Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

VNANrED-A SMART, ACTIVE PERSON OF GOOD
w taste, who has formerly been employed in selling
ladies' fine costumes. Address by letter 10 B ALTMAN
Il CO, 33i and 33S 9th av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A
"A trustworthy, single man: thoroughly understands
proper OF horses harness and carriages careful
driver: understands gardening: milk; sober and
obiging best city references. Address r. r., 204
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A coachman and gardener nd to be generally useful
about gentleman's place. has good references such.
Address ". =, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A COACuMAE WANTS A SITUATIONS Is A FIRST
IA class driver and groom: single NAM five years IN
last place; best city reference. Address p. r. 1926
broadway near gid ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

As VALET AND TRAVELLING sERvANT-BY A
"A Young EnglislIman; would prove a valuable ser;
want TO single gentleman Cor family about travel
In Europe trustworthy ard intelligent and well recon-
mended Address, tor week. ". y. lU6 West 32d st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

A MAN AND WIFE AND CHILD WISH STU
n atiors in the country to live in or out OF the farm
house who do any Kind OF farming work. either with
horses wife il good cundress; best city ret
ereRces. Cal address PATRICK FARRELL S25
LIST 10th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS

YOU NAN. LATELY LANDED. WISHES
"A situa. on, with private gentleman, groom; cal
work in garden and is generally useful Address % Cor
nclia ST. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

\NANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN VINO
w Possesses ability, energy and first character
salary s2o Call after A. NJ, Art journal ONCE IL Dey
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST
~ class who thoroughly his business.
has first class city reference Call or address F., ll9
West 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

VNANTED-A SWEDE OR GkRMAN GIRL FOR
w general homework in small private family ::
must be good cook, washer and ironer Apply, with
city references, No. l03 East Gath ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

ITO GENTLEMEN.-A COMPETENT FARMER AND
L breeder wishes take charge of gentleman's
place: best recommendations Address J. G. c. care OF
Peter Henderson, 80 Cortlandt -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUsEWoRK
W in small family; good reference required. Apply
at 2S2 sixth near 18th ST., in the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

C1TUAT1ON wMSTED-BY A YOUNG MAN IN A
- butcher shop well posted in the good ref
ersnce gwen. Apply at 500 9th between z5th and
auth sts.. cigar store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19
SITUATIONS WANTND-MALEs.

A BOY, IA, LIVING WITH HIS MOTHER. A
IA widow would Ike TO get siiaation Office
or errand boy with some kind gentleman: is smart
Mrs JOHNSON. 32l east alst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

w situation as travelling companion either to Cali.
fornia or Europe lis good reader and and
has cheerful disposition: good references Address
hiss SHERWOOD, Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

CITUATION WANTED-AS HEAD GARDENER BY A
- respectable single German who thoroughly under
stands his business in all It's branches is first class
dener furnish the best of reference Call nd
dress j. D., care ct Alfred ridgemans seed store SIC
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENER-
" gcc man. Protestant married; fifteen years ex-
pcrience in the general management OF gentlemen's
paces first class reference us TO ability. Address r. b.,
1Iara I1OHic
, 1874-10-11

TIE OLD CAIdOl1CS.-
The Old C.thpl:cs who assembled at Bonn q
few weeks Eince seem to have laid down ci'arcl
platform which will servo to Distinguish them
sharply from the Catholic Church. The principles
adopted wcro IS follows:
Tirx:-"Tc agree that the sroccrplla1 or deu:eroc7
non!eal Books oi tic Old Teasaacut are nos o: the
same caroacity the uoo'H contained in tho Hebrew
'Csron." Acrci,to>! without hcs'tation.
.s:toad-"Ht ugTee t!a.; no TRANSLATION Of HofE
Scripture Claim au.hcrit: superior 10 tha: oi
tn: original tast.' THIS, and the ioio:iEg: that
thai h not 5seEs Ga nG + taT il the
fourth" He agree that IN general it is more n:trg
the Liturgy should he IN .he tongue understood by tie
/ people," Adopted.
not iaith ,:lo3e il the means and condition Of nnna
justification beforo God" - Alone' objected To-
the ground that it seemed to bo aimed i: the En-
noycd the amendment that the words without. love
SHOULD reuacs " aione-9 Agreed to- anil ihe psopoei-
srta-. Salvation cannot be n.eritea by .1rcrt: ct
coudi*u't5 beea1:o there is no proportion between
the goei Of .he s.lsation nrontted by dod nd ttc
," ol man 9qog - Eos ast ahe Bsnop 9 o. ,.d Mnehe f.,
"good," sud gtriE1ug ori good Qn ita1ics) This
| was done, md the proposition aeeeHted.
rer<ro9 stos and OF heaasrtst :herTu7n sanetor1n
II e., that tbs oTerHowing merits Of the E1ints
transferred others, ctcr by the 1uic-s Of the
Church By tile authors Of the good works taon-
sels:s-s uutenatle." d.. Do1Luge- enlarged upon
rduigCuces, and pointed ont among other thugs,
that Pafal bulls according to the parss. 1nfaf
utie.
The last was then accepted without he.itstion.
EighA-"{a} We acknowledge that the number Of
sacra1nen:s t1el ut hrs in the twelfth
tury aud then received into the general teaching
Of the Church, not as tradition coming down from,
the Apostles, or from be earliest tines hit the re-
suit 6: theological speculation ~ Catholic tteolo-
CsnE {e. q. Be1a1nEa) acknowledge, and ccnowl-
edge NTH tEtn, that b.ptjs1n au :ha Echarist n1o
p5iueinnt,d Dyc:clpua, ef;'a euIutatts est,e
| ntnta."
, 1874-10-11

;3ssesss: caSf s:;s: conans s6nf REMIT; !; !;
II England q poor cuzs,e, ua.b1a
nls salary. supported hlnseu ~ - liza =,
Hatches- This uas reported to ii. n.t ts9sats 2saa,
| cisSrace to the cloth. This mnst tIlopats
stop to, j. said the Bishop. inaisnsn:,x % IT
sssonIea - nbn IT oy slTlns tho cuzsto b., l u
>. IN feisaa hlre several Dissenting ro.-,
Tie episcopal Church waited on II. p:ass 4
request that they might baye lis s;ses ss:S1ss nj
sr she noa .o i';1 aasslan ae1ton 'Nl ,on liz d
io, t'o, 10 u? oas graves: aeEed ore 1t tte%s
you aro most welcome, aud tbo tb'4 .a 'ue Rec:e
b1tsor." :, '1o sooaes u,
\ minister, who having Cultured =. S;,..; /:
.:;, VILE 1nV,tec +, ', ner tree criticism on his
preached from the text, "Rcmer,h,ss' ,hszs
ne asked her opinion Of tie s diseoa,:a no:a nth.
reply was g: '' I think, husband asse. - IL
your poorest efforts. and would .a.;' Y oesct
1--we nothing moro to Go With ni.ss ottss to1s
wives" =, otAss nai
The citizens Of Placcrvil!e, CaI.. rt,..:, .;,s
took i balloon for the comet, and Il c.s. q
prayeE*mcesins. When they d;sca;s4!ssss S4ss at!a,
mistake they went upon ! long and ~ Ut
spree. 1@ ''sosca
A. tbc Uniyersity of Ca,nb,;de. , x,-,
wealthy man. and ono likely to h. , Ihusa5cl hss5cl
TO his college iu ths war OF ne;1ue4t,1f:Vtlas Is;tas
his examination seventeen tiues~ r.. H9 q
ors at last ulade 10 their mind to nsxahaaea hs.aaa
answered q elngic question corrccti~ =
Tas the first Hing Of the jews u: u: Y. w
tiou, for which he Eas quito prepared w ..e e..
vas tbs ready response, .sVatv. 90, es
are qnlto satisfied With you- kuonIedge ~
ture hjstorr-you' ma: 60" Proud of +. IN
eees the candidate walled away ui.h : ,,s:.
a"ngger. When he got 10 tho ddoor II Il. i. g,eI
atc-lIo1iso he thought ke hs,5 moi "a, - ~ ~
knew. mud, popping hi. nose ic. shonicI .sr ~ u
sir; Saul-aftsrward called Psui." ~
Apropos Of the Ttnla1l-D Darwin t;,eo,;.....
told to thc wife Of British Cs!,Inas nf,s.: y
told lIm that = England made Anare9 snaa -
sEe Is ''pardon. madar," said fha 1s.:s,s as
''you remind ne Of the assaTe- Of ths 0h;n I;
in his teeEs who, attending Srnday-schoo, ~ ~
the tiras time. Waa asked by ,.hs ta;ch,7 ~. -
made you !? ~ Made me?'' sYess ';xu e
God made nlo about SO long f1old,pe his h',.. h"s,
about 10 ilctcs apart, but owed Inc ret - =
A boy sstonished his parents The otk6er Il; !,
casually remarsing shat the back: of th,t H.!
brush seemed to him "almost sacred thin - !
Will B.. E spirited boy OF 6, l.. rofh.,
whom lie adores. and s'ne7t oller. ~.
with whom he holds profound theologEal H.
cunsions. Once the subject w.s un1seild h
prayity- > =
why. Will, everybody ia wieked, srn >,
and ma"
'tM.yEie! Ma wicked:" -
Yes. Will, everybodv-ma too"
Will (esplosiTe1r>-" We'll, Tn gled ofit"'
Alas. poor human n1tuTe! Mx's xictedres
to Will only another bond OF s5npuhy-
Christian A1e.
, 1874-10-11
TIE RELIGIOUS PRESS.

la. editorials on The Congregational National
Council. sentiment ard f;e,lsimentalty, Do1lofn-
iuat;onal Alliance, etc. There is also one preb-
ably By Prof, Swing, fcm which the following
extracts are made:
THIS Presbyterian synod, to which lros. Patton has
aleais h's case in hctssy, meets next weeE, III this
city, =ud then will Begin again th=I war Of vt.rtly
wh:c rsEel 20 hsrcer When tac flowers were opeuiu9
sn u: ttr1s M VET singing last spring, and o1ly
tcon to cali Its CHIEF victim II tic stand and that
brother Snaetsdt Sud LAIRD Collier aud The .,uict
dunfy will =so liz tsitss t. teco1nc AL perfectly
eyldeIt to the hsiiusies: iu,elisGt-
since the former tris!, which was confessed to be
cuy preliminary. the es,sc has hccoule vastly moro
nacst startling cviacrr rid by tral,sfer to lsrgvr
aud tuo-c profoundly wize court
But let lis suppose tlcs. brethren to TO patient and
la5osiG;s, wiling to psao Eeleties forever for the
gury Of God, and that they Lave At laas put bSand
te2ch!uss is this the end Of their aor! s no 1,eans
for then cores the inquiry whether the nccuaed be
lnonohssit: aad nn1,ohei:c. aud dnres 10. prrzrh
Tnn appeal to Gre=k WORKS aud the x.utiy Of e Greek
lans<se Which TIL, branch Of inquiry will 1,4s
attoctti: rsesa:ia anung thoec who may have for
EEto1 ttat dead laNgU,ge. sud znlrrIg that lursr
tiazs w;4u nessS kaaw IT, will time in rucll
ruaaner rs will make the venerable fathers wo1:e.
Why tae g-..t creature mat coull no: hnvs had tho
Mei:usl.E1is longevity i've s1eak Afier tie manner
1t Aletaes, &lccrd lin Il; tu great Christian e,oc1
we1ep the -,@son OF THEOLOGY woad seen to s,rr:
the 1tritn,ui III erar IN the demand for pronno IT.,
dir .,l ezisten:e To the study Of GfetE this branch
f ..r it. n.e will add The nlnly Of mental philosophy
for Il. word alcnche1i.en Implying that come PER
s.n 1=d only will inquiry into tie uus,1ra Of
II: VII will teow te1ore the yaoa vii! he ena!e5 10
i,cEs! vertt,a III clear lu.';:y. TyadnE oi: tae
orts: q cci:3c;c.1su:ss Will also nc st,d.5.
TIE CHRISTIAN AGE,
Dr. Deems Taosr, ;axs a55ut tleatra-going
church members ~ follows:
Tao following question il aaon,lttcd by v.lt,ea
friend and, E,.y useful % Others re
give tAa! reply e1.tC.i2lv:
S1rl"1st tlE: yss: lad 1cea occasional attend
fit: Gil t.estrr6, n.i1 ye e:;l ia it, aod yet
rou- tasso7 till uss 'sl.::e /: r:gk for Christian
, 1874-10-11
CHICAGO.

The Rev. Mr: Surbr1dge has become member
OF the Chicago Presby.ery.
The Rev. C. D. He1mer returned laet week
from I1is six-wcek's vacation.
Tho Rev. II. Waldemeyer, Of pontoosuc, H.,
il vitising friends in this city.
Phillip Phillips sang IN the HYDE Park Presby-
tcri,n Church last Sunday evening.
The Rev P T. Wilson, returned minis ter
from ssadis, is visiting friends in thin city.
Tho Few. Dr.. Roy attended the Congregation
al Assoc1etiou at 1ndicnapaIi last week
Tho Rev. S. McCbeancy, D. D.. breaches to-
day his tiual sermon in Trinity b. Z. Church Of
this city. DR.. 1EcChesney has served his church
in tAis city With q 1nost perfect acccptabuity,
aud lis departure is deeply regretted. He
, 1874-10-11
NOT &C
~ SA%*Es
METu3UI3T.

Ibe statistics OF tue recent he'noo'st Joe
fsronces Of the Northwest show considerable
increase in membership, but = decrease in the
amount Of collections for expenses, missions,
and ctuScl,-rork ceneraliy. The Iowa Confer
encc renorts Is III members. 4 tlccraaae of Ii.
~, 49, - .h.,.,,.. r. o,e 80 ;n,ra.,. -,
lae na'no'f .. snutele' - 1'1 r., ~ ~
II; there ale IS parsonages. The Illinois Con-
ference has Il membership Of Sc, 1A0. IN increaee
or z o:o with 401t n1o,,.tioners. It has I30
e:,,sr-;,os .,,, 1e7 o,r.o,,,oea Tha Southern,
1u.'1sa'' Iu. "..u 49, ca ros .,ea"ta.a
Illinois con1ete''ce iepo1e7 ~ 90 "'1lue.s n".
3.GV Probationere, 3l1 local preachers, 5l1113
yalncd at SS9. .725. The Indiana Conference re-
ports ao.072 members, 3,SG2 proDatiouers, 319
1cc.1 rr.,c1,ar< a25 crnr,.l,cs ond IL narson.pes
nv, 1vss' ,:.,ae. T.;a. ca.Tar.,,o. ra.o1t.
1ne Noi'i"oes 1aA
ouoJ s"hcr" n.nc ~, ch;r'.c1 a1a "a n.r.onages
tie statistics of lie M1nneno.a Conference 1ra
!, ,5I.c,1,srs 1s s3n. nroI,at;nrer 993. meal
.nresc'ars. IL; Churches. ia parscaases. 81.
trEe Sor:l, Ohio Conference reports s. 1nember-
snip oi 70, c5l proba t1oue,s 1s:s; local preach
i: err. 14o: churches 3o4: 1rarsonaces, 70.
:. Father" S,ockvell, living 1t Grcencastle,
Ind. gato 5000 Inst week towards the erdo1-
uacut Of Giblical Chair IN indiana AsburY I'M
veisi:r, at Greencassle. he nas no" eonsfloat- =
ed to tho funds Of thss institution total susn OF
4 powerful revival is IN progress IN the Ih1rty-
fifth Street Methodist Episcopal .Church OF New
York
A. 1.at IL Fcanos to l,ava h.an definitely da,er-
,,;nai fhar I9r T,nnnv shaii iii t],a mint at
tT,;,,;,v II T.. 1,;,n7,h ,n th:s c;tv- Somo.in1o
,,a-t T;ntcr o vii 10 relieved fron the n,ato,a
c.,srge ~ The aiet1nnct,1, f;i,nrci, aI Ws.hne-
to,, =, con,e to Gi,icsvo ~ Eewn,an' WHO
las been ronnd tho world with Bisl-
op Harris. viii tsxo Dr. TiffGny's place
il tho Washington CAnrch. In the interval be-
lore the coming OIL nf l1nany, y Is E unoerStoo ,s
1nat ano p"4pA' MIL w 7oA' ~ AAso'uon'
d.
lug Aetuoo1st Cnu'cncs " tuis ea.s aas: .,uu
ua5 ieceu'ea qutte nonrpoA, ~. tlooAt4on.o.o -
t;n,,rct rece,vea 10: The Cornell Street Church.
: /: the Centenary Church. a: the First Church
a. Evaaston, IL; the Wabash Avenue churrh, H.
The Garrett Biblical Institute is in prosper
Gus state. The Senior mud Middle classess a1e
encl 1n;cer than eyer before, aud the Junior
class ia ]arrer than both,
p,pr1sr-
The Fourth Church, DR.. D. 3. Cheney, pastor.
has Lecn undergoing some repairs. Tho in-
te;ior has been renovated and caspesed, and new
FURNACES PROVIDED, al to'ai expense o. S1'o'e'
Tho Baptist EI.1aistcricl Association Of Chicago
last Mo:tay reported 1llrts -seyen additions by
letter during The 1aoEsn OF September, and
cignteet, b. Dan,isn
,,. .,. n.,;o.
,,.. In tno Incaso anu ,1rp rra
1ueousac ,,,d.,,ta rTa, ~. ~ i, ,e
1nirstr7, sixtv Of nnom need aid rl1e ascre-
gate amount required for them is $1,000. This
Elm 1t is proposed hereafter to nse aH loans to
tho Students and not gifts, the policy of Civ
ing outright to needy rtidenth being found harm
fui TO their liuUpenQenGe anu aell-fehEc.t-
, 1874-10-11

! -
nearly all Of the reman n arc within tho North
, en-, Middle and westcr States, which are mos.
likely to be ncttled by n . r E:gnnd people. Tho
1,rosbvtor;a,a "a fnnud IN nro-al nost1v fn the
5I;i,do statcn. md to ], nblo in many cases to
xs;,o;,,to ,1emsatvca to cor,repa.;ona];ete win
.ss, ~ =, 1,,,as ~ ao,,n,5 n,aro
eesele near tasn. !Ae jules eias ee1'no n'o1e
| upon official orSanzati q and territorial juris-
dictiou, like tho Roman jat1oicg the Protcstan.
Epiecona1ians and the :Methodists, are not 60
m,,cl 1iruited 1r lines d latitude. but ara found
everywhere. The fac. (which is not so easily ao-
counted for is tbs grca spread of the B.ptsts
rt tic South. dcnoni, .t:on as independent as
to Church government: the Conqrcgatiunal,ste,
yet go much more p:ey: lent than they in regions
wlero social cssto and :personnl and Official au-
thority have had eucn rsay- :. -:
"a ..r,.. !.
70 s o,c" ~ - 1eHt H.
W. ~. ~: ~ - .aI i -. I4;.t
o. 1au,' 1n i},a '..eu a, .. = % @ H.
3',na; u .u1 ss ~ ", s 4T Rr.1; .I and
thar soo;e,n cn,,tr;sa sarn1a; a, +ha n,,inci
nal establishment in Il sc Rue dc Seves Paris.
The tinal delibcrat1on 3ok nlaco two days back,
mud, after grand ma J. snuX By ail the pnpiib
of tie congregatiou, IL % result Of the clectorr
was announced, the b be Eagene Bore, Sccrc-
ta-7-Gcneral OF the Il u titutc, being chosen sue
ccsaor to A.. Etienne. This peraonagc is one of
the most eulipent and aarned OF tbs french &C.
cle5juHticS 8S he only DISTINGUISHED
OrieutaIis;. but kuu;Fs fifteen Languages md
socaks all of them =; i. the marvellous facility
which formally rondo1t ID Cardinal Nexzotxnsl 20
celebrated,
The Christian at / I iork sevs: "The Temple
OF seringlan has a., image OF tsSiya," formed
entirely OF eold in st id pieces which is Is feet
high. The nlatforn t.a which it ssaatla ia also
Of gold and tic prec Il ,us stones wtic. .do.n it
arc Of untold raiuc. 2 o maintain .he worship
or single pagoi. in 11ra4ancore t45n. GOO is c1-
Deudcd each year ~ missionary found tho
Raiah Of Brrdwan |. i ting in his treasury aitll
52o'uo counted ont, nelors mn. Hba1 aso
you doing Hiln a. tn1s II t.oheE ne - 1sAeu. ~ -
ZOE my goo "as ';ae fepiJc LUZ sea1y O.
pee'ins o "a naa tno ~ .ne ac!1o - u nnu- ',l
oou1 IL y1o; =, ~ am 1nSn E~.e" ~ JS ~
isn, in D.rares, AM hcr in 1h:nc,.aba5 built =
hi, te,np,e ut acos. Of 5:01 I'M. These a;p
Int snccirnons of tf,,h nsn of r<old idoatrr. The
onl; tI,ine that come near maschiyc ali that in
tn. conutry ID the nev Iormon Temnle ct salt
Lake City. which iy cn:pected to cost si0 COO U1o
This huitinr will he, iDg br OH feet and ia al
ready up one storJ.
,rhe Christian f1n;f11eavs-. sax IN ;nsrrance
co7pranv w;tnor. ,rnts and 7,ro,niorns tha
E,,isconn. Clcrryme * S(u4uai f,earua coatin-
,1sa ~ ho .rcces.f, anfar,,r;sa Rom t:,e an
mai ranor. rrcscnte + IN tf;s NV 1aat wes Il ~
.hat sncc rta + of tIa 35e
1ncmhcrs ;,nre hcnn dmittei. e. have f;;ed md
olD haye vithdravn .or becu tlro2Ded. ]euyiur =.
, 1874-10-11

eessin1 r,.-p 81 rna Jishnne a.king them
sccsnto as Bhlop+ such persons as shoc he setecsea
as candidates ~ tue s rs,r 1ordahips7 Of Ito
attachment os the Convention to tie discipline doc
tne.. and worship q! tae o.nGc ac a.; not assemble
,,,E hnE Wv fu-aL:c auspces Nh asyurnnces hid
Iocu re:eirod from nga,. th3t Bishops ~os,u o,,ro. ~
concecr:t-d fer t,e A:neraeah nr1es rhch h.d re-
veEs; Wv" tae . ~" g; ~, Convrutiou lad almost
tSfr t1S,y.nete 10 efpa IN sciisn, TIE Connecticut
charc.,1:cn hsd early Ecen tho in,porsnro
sn1 lad made application f,r the conservation Ct r ~
seabnry falling III thss ney apnsn n ncntas ~ Of e
Bishops win success. 2o g ~ ~ t,,o ra1;,1it,; Of
.s lit an,y to. The integrity Of tho
i:nnrrl si:e t;fs.rssoa Wa ays.ted Another address
wrs eeut the Achr Bishops Of Canterbury an.i aoI,
and il 17e7 the American Church bad the
Of welcoming hon, a. soEs ~ ~ ,,a .s.,ei Of
psoFoef w,1o hsa cSen co'''ee''N'sSA ~ 'N'' ~'~@
H.. c,uxsntion of 17so Is memorable Tor having
n-orte1 t,,e no.,x Of common Prayer now 4, use.
iSve committees employed IN its rrep3;sa- 3;:s-
their work Ths attentions ,a II TIC ,;1sa nnsehn 1
rra3sr z,, ec1s o''ey were mostiy yerbaj Ad.
l;o,. l%c ,e franz tne I,ish psayor Door, and
Msop ssbury, in fultllmcnt of the terms u hs
secratoa, "rccuretl 'he restoration to the C'7'se-
cr4tca prayc. Of the Mls:on and Invocation found
in King Eawari y1s r!5st rlyer B0ok amt , rs."rsl
~ e, M sne n.es:n ,.. H., Ue e !, fit,hcr i:co
ou.1 ~ ~, 1rsntior ri ~, ,,ci II, Ser Iurt the
1;so.s to the t-: and oulv action in lid history Of
tnr Anericaa Church, towards union with other
,,odfcs rlscrc har;ns been come correspondents
with t'1e etho!i.s Oh the question, OK ossans union.
thc Enhol IN view OF f!1 neoiaon, H., 1aops
.il @ ss.a,l;'s sou s forn, o,,a 1ctiy
Gssols, III ,' ~ sn.rsy Will, should Ee
,su,nc,.i hy tic ra,ce Catnorc spirit"
AMI to g.ii. this eEd the more easily
j: further declared r,s&acss ''to utter " mod.fy
those points which il the opinion q TIE reosesns
ns a tie D;sops withdrew it. Action