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Won ARNIM'S TRIAL.
The Witnesses for the Prosecution
Under Guard of the Police.
TESTIMONY BY THE PRISONER.

BERLIN Dec II 1874
A. the commencement OF the proceedings in
the Won Arnim trial to-day, the puolic prosecutor
said that several friends Of the prisoner had ap-
preached witnesses In the waiting room and held
interviews with them. Such practices were mad.
misstbie. and he gave notice that the next time
they occurred he would use harsher measures
against the persons committing the offence.
THE "fRo AxAoRIA" PAPER AND THE LETTERS ON
THE VATICAN COUNCIL.
After the examination OF several Witnesses
Count Won Arntm took the stand.
BE acknowledged that the paper entitled "Pro
Memorta" emanated from himself, but declined to
state whether he caused Its publication.
He also declined to say TO whom he addressed
the two letters relating to the Ecumenlcal
Council.
The Proceedtngs I'm Court Drawing
Toward Conclusion.
LONDON Dec H. 1874.
special telegram from Berlin to the Pau Mall
Gazette says 1t is expected that trial OF Count
Won Arnm viii be finished on Wednesday next.
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THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
vhs lnsurrection Suppressed and Peace Restored
in the Territory.

BUEN0s AYREs Dec. Z, 1874
It u odicially announced that the tnsurrection
IL over. General Arredondo. the last insurgent
chief remaining In the field, has been defea ted
and captured with his entire force by General
Rocca Of the national army
Order has been completely restored throughout
the Republic.
AMNESTY.
The government has issued proclamation
granting amnesty TO all persons who participated
Vn the tnsurrectiOn
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Died.

BArN.-On the 18th, CHARLES Balm, formerly Of
Albany, N. Y.
Don ,vAN-On saturday. December IL, 1874,
WILLIAM Jos DONOVAN, only son OF the late Henry
and Eliza Donovan, In the 18th year OF his age.
The friends OF the amily are respectively invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No.
P. NJ.
(For 0ther Deaths See Eleventh Paoe]
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CONFESSION OF MURDER.

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. IL, 1874.
In July last Nehemiah Brown was reported to
nave been drowned while on fishing excursion
with Q party which included woman, who has
lust confessed that Brown was murdered by man
.Named O0rs0n, one OF the excurslonlsts.
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THE BOSTON MAYORALTY,

BOSTON, Dec. IL, 1874.
Hon. Francis B. Hayes was nominated for Mayor
last night by the peoples reform party.
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Dyspepsia, Foul Tongue, Offensive
Breath pecsyea Teeth Consstpaton Low sRirits cured
Broadway and HOOPER, lU7 sixth avenue. Wholesale
agent CRITrENr0N, No. sixth avenue.
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Of 1874 having already and the cool weather
being close at hand when all persons especially the IL
dies are subject 10 chapped hands, rough skin, &c.
which detracu materially from their other gcnee aD-
peaIanco We xn0w o notninY 80 wei cacu 70 oo
BRATRD ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. which, as .
beautiner OF the complex ana OF spot red
ness &c s universally admitted to be beyond the reach
OF rivalry The length q ume which this soap has boon
before the publc and the numerous cert6caies volun
tarly given by those who have been benefited by its
use have STAN ped II - the most valuable acqu on tor
the toilet ever discovered We advise our frtends to
efciai results attending its use
DR.: 0oURAUD's depot is At No. <s Bond a<eet Dr. O.
y also the inventor Of the celebrated. ORIENTAL
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Health Restored without Medfcine)
by DU BARRY'S REvALENrA ARABIC FOOD to the
stomach, nerves, lungs and liver. curing dyspepsia Und
gestion), constipation, diarrhGa, acidity papation
debility wasng y cough asthma levers
sisted all oihor remedies Depot in New York, JOHN E.
HENRY, CURRAN CO., Nos and College place.
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Dunville's Old Irish Whiskey Il Recom-
mended BY the medical procsso superior to French
Brandy In casks or cases U. 3. Branch, 81 Broad St
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NICKEL ooUNrERFEITERs ARRESTED.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec. 10. 1874.
Ell Laver ana Abe Foster, two Frenchmen, were
arrested by the police to-day for making and
passing counterfeit nickels The tools and metal
nsed for making tie spurious nicKeis were Sc
cured.
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Everdell's Elegant Wedding and Ball
Cards, orders Of Dancing. foreign Note Paper Crcsu
Monograms Engrayings and Printing OF every descrp
ton. 302 Broadway.
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(For otner Deaths See Eleventh Paoe.]

The Way to Secure q Beautif Skim
Use GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily In your bath. II
opens the that all Impurities can pass off
the whole skin instead Of compelling them to work or
that washed and theretore the only part wherc the
25c per cake box uhree cakes, 60c by mail
Zone box three cakes 75c. Address c. N CRITfENTON,
New York. Agents wanted.
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Patent Medicines, Pcrfumery. &c.
Downtown tai de pot. manufacturers agency; Blonde
Diamond, &C., Hair Powders
GREENE, II Maiden lane.
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Corns, Buntons, Ingrowing Nails, &c.,
cured without pain. CORN CURE, by mail SOC, Dr.
RICE, lS9 Broadway two doors below Dey street
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A Delicious Tobacco nd Does Not Bfte
the tongue-SuRBRUG'S GOLDEN SCEPIRE Depot
Isl FULTON street. Tryit
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
thoroughly and splendidly, imparting most natural
hues and Is easily applied. Sold everywhere.
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DOnOvan's Restnurant, No. Eas
Twelfth street-rable d'Hote Dinner, 81 So wine In
ciuded. Private Dinners from 50 TO IS . head.
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Mrs. M. G.. Browns Poor Richards Eve
WATER passed into the system through the eyes, pre-.
vents and cures Diphthera Sod by druggists rs cents
per bottle
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Diamonds Bought and Loaned ON
bargains in Diamonds
GEO. O. ALLEN, l. 1s0 Broadway.
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Parties or Corporations in Need Of
find 1t to their advantage estimate from the
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESrABLIsHMENT. 2la
Broadway, before leaving their orders
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Many Suffer from Coughs and Colds.
They should use WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. 80 cents and 81 bottles largo bottles much
the cheaper.
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A.-Sflk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory Bandages,
Shoulder Braces and Crutches MAR HIS Truss Once,
No. Vesey street. Lady In attendance.
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A.-Herald Branch Omco. Brooklyn
corner Fulton ana Boerum street
Open from A. N. to > p. ".
On sunday from to9P N.
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A.-Ffne Furs at Popular Prices.
Robes In variety. Cali before purchasing BURKE,
manufacturer. 2i4 Broadway Park Bank Building
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A.-Ha ss.-Holiday Styles Gent-emen's
HAT and SEAISkIS CAPS at lowest prices
+. ERNENWEiN l45 Nassau street
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A.-Ruptures and Physical Deformities
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, a No. vesey street.
opposite Sc Paul's church.
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Hojor b Graham, Wfro Sign Makers.-
Sign. Store and Office Painters. 81 Duane street
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POGO TEMPO Cigars, % 30 per 100
lO00 S36; other Havana Cigars and Eay Rum; prices
reduced. ]. W. CARLk 2S OLD SLIP.
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a Marvel in Manniacturing.-Espen.
superior 10 any sold on Broadway for So EXCLUSIVELY
beautiful In shape, perfect in finish recherche in APP
poarance light u the head. becoming to the lace For
sale the saesroom Of the manuacturer las Nassau St
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A Natural, Pure, Dry sherry % so Per
81 to Si2 per gallon ii. b. KIRK CO., 60 Fulton St
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A Cheap Luxury.-Torrcy's Patent
WEATHER STRIPS; cold draughts avoided fuel saved.
z. 3. a >. TORREY, 166 Fulton street.
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buy Your Tickets at Once for the
GREKNsB0ROuGH IN. CT CONCERT The chances
are fair and the enterprise good The object
tsem0nt r - 80
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Kaidsnberg's Mecrsch um Pipes, Cigar
HOLDERS, AMBER JEWELRY, WALKING CANES,
IVORY GOODS, at his new store, 65A Broadway, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets The old stores
John and Nassau street and No John street
retained before
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An Oner will be Received for Two
TEN CYLINDER HOE ROTARY PRESSES: WILL BE
SOLD Low. ADDRESS THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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A.-1O,OOO Pairs Oversnoes, Self.Actfng
oversaoes put on ana OF without usng the hands ana
neates in the world at BROOKS il96 Broadway, cor
ner Twenty ninth street.
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E.-For First Class Dress Business
HAT 30 direct to the manufacturer. BsPENSCHEID lib
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A1.-Useful Holiday Presents.-Now IL
the time to buy your Christmas presents cheap. The
o.d established house Of WM. h. LEE offers tor sale
r,.h uli stock Of farlSy Library Dining and Cham.
door from Broadway. and 100 0l Fulton street.
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Dew OF tho Alps, Man ufa ctured by
II This G delicious s LGueur and corda now being Import
druggists respectfully invited to examine It. Put up
In exquisite taste, expressly for the shelf show.
sold by all druggists grocers LIQUOR dealers
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Furs.-F. Booss d Bro. 440 broadway
ana % Mercer street,
offer full assortment Of ladies' and gentlemen's FC RS
at retail at exceedingly low prices Seaiskin SACQUES
and gentlemen's sealskfn COATS a specially.
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A Card.-The Rev. DIR. Deems, Pastor OF
the Church Of the Strangers certihes gratefully to the
radical and permanent cure OF Catarrh. effected in
the case of his daughter, by Dr. LlGHTHILL+ M3
Eiffh
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A.-A Metal Truss Blacksmith, Curslng
the Elastic Truss 6S3 Broadway being asked where he
expected 70 go when he oiled. answered III business
don't improve soon shant go any where"
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A1.-Barry's Trtcopherous Gives tho
Hair peculiar rich gloss and prevents badness In
cases. even where the hair has commenced failing off,
Try IT, Sold by druggist everywhere. Principal depot
70 Liberty street, New York.
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Rupture Cured-At Surgical Baxnar
Silver

Tea and Coffee Sets,
Triple Plate. $23 So
Beautiful Sterling silver Plated Ware,
very cheap.
Silver r1ated Table Knives - 10 per dozen
Tea Spoons, s. per Dozen Castors cut bottles s.
Rich Bohemian 0iasA
Cut Glass Ware.
Beautiful Pisin and Decorated Dinner Tea and Toilet
Sets; Cologne Sets: Tete-aTete setA
Bohemian and French China Vases
Kitchen Cooking Utensils
And all kinds Of House Furnishing Goods equally low
EDWARD D. BAssFoRD's
Cooper Institute corner storeN.
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To tho Puhlfc.

To the Public.
Our copartnership expiring on the lst Of February
next have determined to close out this fall
departments OF our business and ofer 1t and below
cost entire stock OF
Chandelier re- and Gas Fixtures.
Real Bronzes and Clocks
Composition Bronzcs and Clocks
Silverp lated Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods
Purchasere can now secure bargains Also ut very
low rates. China Glass ana English stone Chlna by the
set or piece. NICOL, DAVIDSON Co,
606 Broadway, near Great Jones street.
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Graefenberg Marshan's Catholicon, tho
most successful medicine ever known for female com.
plants. GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, So Reade street
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.. O. p. Brandy, 81 per Gallon, 81 80
per bottle old mellow and pure; entire invoice bought
ported IN casks cases. DO Scotch aud Irish WhskeyS
old London Dock RUNS. h. b. KIRK a Co,
50 Fulton street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

Royal Havana Lottery
Extraordinary Drawing
In the extraordinary Drawing which Will take place
the 10th day of December. 1874 there VIII be only
5000 Tickets numbered from 70 1900 with 2097 Full
Prizes and the amount drawn will be 81 2OOUJl
The prizes in this drawing viii be as ioilows:-
SOU wv
lof...............' Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
oil $25 OOJ each ............... .......... $4,000
$lUu eacn au.WW
~ OF $500 each. ........................... 5000
46g of $500 each 23A,HO
l,6O9 other prizes. amounting to......"... 1880
2qT prIIss ps2aE sT2qnt ry RR m 20 @ @
THIS DRAWING.
Price In currency whole tickets $l03; halves $50;
quarters $25; nfths 500 tcnths, $40; twenueths, S.
TO PREVENT LOSS BY MAIL. remit REGISTERED
LETTER, Post Ofncc Money order," Drafts on New
York City BanKa or by Express We are prepared to
oil ordera N. B.-Beware OF counterfeit tickets
TAYLOR CO., Bankers
IL Wall street. New York date Of 10 WalD.
Post once address box 4,443
Rev. Mr. Alliger, OF Jamaica, Il. l.,
suffered tor years with sore throat which clerRymen
aud speakers are subject to- He obtained immediate
relief from GILES LINIMENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA.
Depot A5l sixth avenue, New York. so cents and 81
bottle. All druggists.
Rupture Curod-At Surgical Bazaar,
L26 Broadway. Radical Cure and other Trusses. In.
vented by latc Marsh Co. and their cmpoye ea
properly adjusted at reduced prices Silk Elastic
beitA stockings Knee Caps Shoulder Braces, Support
ers &C. Lady attendant Open evenings
GEORGE CALDWELL.
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THE TWO GREAT BOOKS
l EoH THE HOLIDAYS.
THE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDrA4
comprehensive library In itself a great national
terprise In which everv American may take pride.
entirely rewritten. and appears With maps
and illustrations To be completed In sixteen v0umcst
nine volumes ready.
ANY subscriber desiring to present the volumes to ~
friend may those now ready delivered and the sa
ceeding volumes forwarded they appeayr Delvered>
tree In any part United states or Gam
ada Price, CLOTH IS volume; shsopA S6 haif
rocco, 81; full turkey, Slu :,
PICTURESQUE AMERICA,
Deiinsa BY Pen and Pencil Of che Land We Lir'
In with Illustrations on Stee! and Wood by emine ~
American Artists Eded BY WIN. Cullen Bryant,
kind cves produced In the world-whach has beer in
course publication In Numbers for nearly three
past Is comp eted, and Is odeeed to subscrieara
bound TWO large and splendid votuues Price. In bale
morocco. 13S In full morocco antique, 50
"The American CyclopGdia" and picturesque Amer
hau are entitled 10 be conslde red the greatest
nents Of American art and hferaSy achievement the
COUNTY, nA' O'001isA b APPLErox 4 co.. Pub,ishers
tt9 and sol broadway. New York.
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Cruises, Shoulder Braces, Elastic
prceA Dr. CLOVER 10 Ann street, i
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Sofk3' 'ooAs
An unsurpassed asssmblags Of splendid lllustsated
Works and Books connected with the Fine Arts, CON-
prising Galleries Of Painting and Sculpture, Arahi-
lecture, Picturesque. Voyages Classical Antiquities.
Scenery Costumes Collections of Engravings &a,
yond question the finest collection Of Books offered
for sale In this city.
CHOICE BOOKS BY THE BEST AUTHoRS
BEST EDITIONS IN THE RICHEST BINDINGS
Now on exhibition st the clinton Hall Salerooras. ana
to sold by auction, Wednesday and follow Sg
ningS at 1880 o'c lock-
e The .Mcssrs. LEAvIrr. Auciioneera
THE ARCADIAN.
The brightest and most amusing paper ,of the day.
Price lO cents
10 be had at the news stands
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To C0nnOtsseurs.

VERY cHoIcE nIQuoRs,
believed ~ be the oldest and finest In New York
Dates guaranteed.
Double canned ST.. CrOix Rum, Of 1859 Imported by
Ives Beeoer Co, In 1889, 1858 and 1882 JanlAica
ported into London In 1881 scotch Whskey, imported
y 1852 Trisn whisxey imported in iss. and Apple
Bourbons and Rycs 1851, 80 5A 49, 65 Old Ports shcr
rics and Madeiras imported In wood gkAsA Younger
lines OF above brands II desired.
II. y. KIRK CO., 50 Fulton street, New York
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Use Bartletts Odont for tho Tecth.-Te
ts the best Sold by EUGENE HARTNETf, No o Bible
House. Depot 3I5 west Twenty first street
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Wigs, Toupees, &c.-G. Raue hfusst'
practical Wigmakcr and importer OF Huln4n HaiYS
NO ~ East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
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Wire Signs, Patented May o, 1863; s1gnx
UPHAM co., go Broadway
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Toys, Gam %,

Toys, Games,
CHINA.
GLASS.
sT. 0ERMAIN STUDY LAKPs.
HrYRrcHs
MYark plsss.
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Travellers Register.


ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
b b o. h, r .Ill:90 am. 6:b6 D I'm. 1880 D m.
Central Ohio Div 1850 am. I0:4O am, 400 p,m,
CeVeld b Pitts 1910 An. 6:O7 pm. ...,'....
Hempaeid r. R.. $40 am ......... $40 pm,
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
y. 30; r Re-: 6:2S m. 1855 am $40 pm.
Central Ohio DlvI 100 am 9:45 am $40 m.
Cleyeld d Pits. Cos 0, ...,,,.,,, 2i0 p,m,
Hempaeld X. R.. 6:b5 ana .......,..l $40 nm.
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Facts for the Pennle.

Az the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer.
tanned by careful observation, It Is to DO regret.
cd that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by
come phyeiciaLs should retalR 3 place incur Ia
terra Medlea. As an instance Of this, that vile
drug. Balsam CopAbia, furnishes an example.
About the year 1890, the spanIards in the Island
certain complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion ct that lime, that the remedy
might be found where the disease originated.
Under this impression, Balsam Copabla came
Into use, but never has q nAuseating drug done
more injury, for It not only changes the nature
original bat C rains The tone 81 ne stomsoii
andnrings on Dyspepsia In IL worst foEmB. 10
avoid this drug and tn effects the SAMART.
TAnS GIFT, . purely Vegetable Remedy, Is
within the reach OF all. Only ten pills to be
taken, and will euro every time in from two To
tour days. Male packages, g; female, 90.
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A LadY's Property In Her Features.
A new departure is announced by The
Graphic. Having been about to publish
a portrait Of Mrs. Attorney General vii.
liams, and having been requested by her
husband not to do SO, 1t announces that
1t has yielded in this instance 10 the At.
torney Generals request, but in future
will, under similar circumstances. refuse.
The new principle and practice are thus
formulated: ..
Ihe wife OF a prominent officer in the
Government whose character and claims
are canVassed BY people in all sections OF
the country, y herself an object OF public
interest, and II she dresses and arraps a her
self for leyees where she viii be tbecvno.
sure Of q thousand curious ewes has M
right TO complain II her portrait Il shov M
to 100, 900 readers ola respectable iopTrsi
And while we insist upon the ptoprietv
as q matter Of ethics, we are equally viii.
Ing to test the legality of It In the courts
Hereafter when we have made arrange.
ments to give aportrait Of o. distinguish.
ed man or woman, We shall not feel com.
PEELED to regard the wishes or requests
oil the party concerned.
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when we take for granted that the pulp
ID the only conservatory Of morality. TIL
preSS and the pulpit combined oyerthreV
Tweed and Tammany; but the social con
dition that produced such monstrositie
remains untouched. The Gospel only
under God, can make the world better
We should, therefore, expect divine bless
ing on every sermon.
DR.. 3. D. Brown repeated the remarks
Of q gentleman, not q Methodist, made 4
him a short time ago, in which he sale
the style OF Methodist preaching haC
greatly changed from what II was twenty
five years ago, and he learned that TIL
doctrines Of the Gospel are not as fully OF
40 faithfully preachedto day as they vert
then. But the Doctor excused fhisehan9I
partly On theground Of the changed con
dition OF thought In the people, and ht
did not know but that as much or more
Is accomplished to-day as was accom-
plished by the fathers.
Mr.. Corbitt corrected what he deemed
to be reflections OF DR.. Brown upon the
memory and preaching Of the fathers.
Mr. Parker. defended himself and his
brethren from this bi monthly lashing
which, he said. they get in this meeting
from officials who are not in the active
work Of the ministry, and occasionally
from brethren who are actively engaged.
He believed his brethren are, doing all 10
theirpower 70 promote the cause OF Christ
But there Is . change i'm the style soI
preaching from Is years ago, and he be-
lleved this Is owing TO two facts, namely,
the want Of reverence shown In our Sun
day schools, OF which the speaker gave
incidents, and the other fact that the other
class, 10 when they preach, outsiders,
have been listening 10 Mr.. Beecher and 10
men who have followed, or tried to fol.
low, his style OF preaching, It Is known
that - .51 a. an,
MIR. BREcHER u THE NATURAL BRIDGE
between Unihrianlsm and inHdelity.
Hence this class Of our hearers, said the
speaker, don't believe in the truths Of the
Bible. Preachers have, therefore, TO
preach against want Of reverence on the
one hand and doubt and scepticism on the
other. .S EI9 5ti5 F[ESFl FF7F0
DR.. OSbon referred to the old style Of
preaching when he entered the ministry,
and contrasted 1t with that now in vogue.
Rev. John Dickinson delivered what he
called a patchwork address on the
thoughts thrown out BY the previous
speakers-theological, scientific and philo.
sophical, and amused the meeting with
quaint and humorous illustrations.
Dr.. Goodwin, OF the Central New York
Conference, and DR.. ]. d. Lightburn, Of
the Baltimore Conference, were present.
The latter Is engaged during the present
week in revival services In the DeKalb
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn. Esg 54s 7
Tie Rev. Henry Aston, formerly Of this
city, now Of Port Jefferson, Long Island,
was present, engaging brethren to 90 out
to dedicate his church In that place next
Sunday. Last year the society purchased
a lot In the centre Of the city, on which
they have erected the largest church in
the place. Revs. G. L. Taylor, Of Hemp
stead, N. Cheney and J. s. Hall, Of this
city, are to preach therein next Sunday.