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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

Metal Springs. the PitiIcss Iron Finger Pads s.d
Rapture enArgng breach But these c~sa1
are raaua rACs4. Oo3 Dfo-iSaE
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MARRIED..

TUCKER-sWEET-n this MAY H. By the Rev Mr. Asrrct.
". sweet. 81 Of Craus,On, L. l.
Providence. z. L. papers please copy.
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fuel the subject Of boiler explosions were re-
ceived, and the latter recommitted TO the cou-
mittee.
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DIED.

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TROTTTNG AT MYSTIC pARK Rosro,

BOSTON, May 13.-The Spring meeting at
Mystic Park continued to-day, with very pleasant
weather ana an increased attendance OF spectators The
nst race was Tor horses that had beaten 2 for
when there were eight entries only six appeared
gu t4e tFdGA' Inc race IN three straight
w jas Jas H. Dustlns stallion Feetwing Time, 236t
The second race for the three class which
clOseu Nlth 10 entries There starters ana
IL was won oy Mr.. CAROLS bay mare Glencoe Belle. No
inns va, aAeh on the nrsJ heat. Time Of last two heats,
Gi3., 2tis.
THE POINT BREEZE RACES.
PHILADELPHIA, May 13-The second day of
the spring meeting at Point Breeze to-day resulted in
two good races, Of horses under saddle, and the
other horses to harness OF speed The first
OF horses under saddle for purse OF 5000
Hotspur, Dinah and Lady Patterson we're entered and
ran hotspur won IN three straight heats, with Lady
second and Oman dIsanced IN the first heat
Time. 2:j9!, 2:jl aud 2.IT
The second race horses 70 harness OF the $40 class for
purse oi 400 was by three straight heats
III l:j5 2fJ, ana 1913. Hunter second and Central
third.
PROSPECT PARK RACES.
match for 500, mile heats, best three in
five, between G. c. H0pAins's blk. m. Mist harness
aud H. W. Howes's b. 2 Plumber Boy, to wagon. at
racted fair attendance Prospect Park The betting
was $50 to go MIST, and won easily Plumber Boy
lreakng BADLY IN thc first heat and getting dstanced.
IN trliI yesterday morning, A. G0id5mlths marc
Hlntres7 trotted mile IN 22l and repeated I'm 2:2oi
PRosPEcr PlEE CoUHaK l.. L. May l3-Mah 5000 meats
best t-ree 10 eye. g1)l az ili IracA:
q g. H1pAn'a lE Mt iu
H. W. h'"esa D. PsIbrr Boy. 70 wagon..............lA
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BASEBALL.

To.4l...................''
, 1874-08-09

Prof Swing returns to the attack, and, in an
EDITORIAL On Theological Studies, says, among
otAcr things:
A liberalism Of Biblical Interpretation can hardly
ao;c nns TO survive N an are 1Aat moro aud more is
aEl dc2uccd IRON it tho Characterization and the
asctrne of the succession Of Peter. Tue later ration
Elem Of Europe h:s been busy the task of Leading
depreciation OF Gcd's Word The stuly of Iansuaee
h4 tho pecciAsites Of the Oriental s,yle haye killed
oI u, I'll, r. ose Of rsss aud ths "aetial presence
wider Information and deeper s:udy
lie commercial idea Of the stoneuert and for tho
formulated statement CT the Tl1nisy and fur other
docnias which need not he mentioned here The ser
nrus .. Dr. S1a-ey and D.. Mcgoun show that In no
RESPECT Is the mind going to rest IN the rcn-ke words
Vi tut old fathers. and us ccuuo Gods crcat salva-
Eceiion 10 the truth Of the Gospcls They ref use
~ Identify religion md Calrnisn Lut ara bound to
Eaq hra7en ioc good sou!e, CONE they up from any
Tue Ronau method Of Interpretation Was one which,
Eas 1onnd sosae congruI te1t% s1t down by it and
Gah.ae1 ii ut,esly ere arosa from tho contact
t-.as "onlo not FEES to the spiritual Now Old
,1onS,n - the Eane liberalism III reduced and dying
V ". ~ y K5aanisn nitis4scd aud partly subduea
a1-:,aa GsosoFS of.hc Westminster era Is upon the
1s. as tsesss csiacnt Ne a. first fet SHOCK Of
c to ess1 .he .dhssq.Ssa nsSa the attempt IS being
$50 ~ 49,. 49, H%isA tia puhlic woald rebel ana
- - e~oi as2a'c consequent urop such nom
nnn;rs b1s second t1n = iarss 1oull suffer. But
Of ss - School mtn md out hey ave co.. coc shn.
s m IT Tue aoE o. q aas Cd BIT
Il :tesa; calvn:s and ssuee pcse NJ t S.a.ae 8
f:siy rs iEenut sinee tLey hsre eoustci deSste
t"!s fer the rext Ere ten years es thine re
stlr. -e'i'-
TIE NORTHWESTERN ADVOCATE
does not heartily support the partisan temper.
ance movement either in Illinois or Michigan,
Commenting upon the Temperance State Ticl5e;
nomination in. the latter State, the -ddrocatt
says:
Ne elcve the Prohibitionsts in Michigan hart
madeA bunder in neninatmg the Rev. Dr. G. B
, 1874-08-09
TIE DEAMA.

The week gone by was the dulles: We hs!ea:
in Chicago since the frt month after the taTa y !.
go fire Of 1911 There haa boen nothing n -;
drama at all. We must content ourselves w..
tbs prospect ahead 30 far. In this We os'o
weeks r1o1e OF the Ade1ph1 Company at hoo!ey :,
two weeks Of novelty Or variety at the Aca1ees1 Y,
Of Muaic- At the end Of = weak McVickeFs 9, ~
have opened; in three weeks Hoole5s 1m = =.
tbe scene Of an exciting preparation. ard 'ns4
occe more the theatres w;ll Ill be At Eo1A. e:9'
we trust, doing good business ali round -
scnuNASx's soyELTI COMPANY.
This IL 8 combination Of different; to'n. ~.
yuiety talent Of superior order. tfom ~
press, and fnm competent Judges who ha!esss;
The entertainment in The East, comss the s'a"
, 1874-08-09


Tho ministerial tenu1e is again subject of
d:seuss:oD, aud II appears thai tho denomina-
t;oas tir>t. have. theoretically, an nnlimitce
period Of pastoral saperyision haze practically
aa average tenure Less than that Of tho Method
lists. who Limit tho period to ten years. The
figures ritl regard to the Baptists and Congre-
s2tioualists in this country hare not been accu-
ratcly given; but the S,co1d and 1i'o1rel, alr.
Surgeons paper, states tha. in those denomina-
tions III England the average period OF pastoral
lapo. Is about two and e. half years. In the Es-
tabli,Lcl. Church tic period Of cu1ates il sill
blicfer. This being tile Gaze, the Mcthodists
haze much reason to congratulate themselves on
tie: coE1natatiyo working Of their Own HyEtem.
rhich lceps all pastors employed, AID all
churches eu7phed; while Baptist aud CongreEa-
tona!lss cllulcaoa are continually troubled with
9 long List Ut vacant puIpits, and With equally
lo,.s i:s: Of unemployed pastors
Tie Evangelist {prcHbyterian) shows how the
evil g: frequent ministerial change IS growing ::
Hcr. ch:.rch that seriously raises the question,
wl.:.c-, N the ercnt Of losing their passor, ;Aey
could -. arc:her 1t a Their pulpit IL At length vs.
thea. among tern are len Of talent and position
trsbore t.ler expectations The Church Is tewlidcr-
Cd They discover that the h1ys C2 under.
os ess e. twenty t or III thirty eaof mea, they y;
o.ce Le.ou,e nstilious and hard to please Tie good
faithful rothcr, whom they had thought they posi-
ty .uiSa obtain pastor is neglected. rs Of course
aosto Dc regarded when tasny ready to como.
s:v this process EIir.t ia fostered in The Church
:sa is not f4Torablr growth in grace pe1cs and
1:rinony a1,.c1l. its members.
TIE getting Of pulpit is too much Ike race, i1
Which sury ''run all, but receiien the prize, !"
And w nov rappg the fruits Of this evil practice.
The churches ufeu. in their per1e1ity, get they
10 no: Rant and ministers, feeling compromised y
h.r acts in secEing, sometimes constrained
rep: positions where they have not room for the
:scu. t2e?c powers aud proper influence. Hence the
:n!ins hall grows the number OF those who set
led hut no! fixed increases continually aud
It to suffer for causeieucc' cake 10 do violence
Judgment, hrart End conscience, hy abandoning the
nlus:ry- Tncr desire to work for Christ III this sacred
:a!hnC but fail to obtciu the desired field Eumbei
sd:.,noS t,lhs, they so to the Master anu ray,
slosu did u Bethesda, Sir, have ,su, when tht
rlttr ii 1roOeI. to put in;o the pool, hut whiie
1l coming another stcppcth down before me-"
, 1874-08-09

-Aug. 2-Tenth Sunday after Trinity
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
dug ,o-Eleventh Sunday after penseeoss.
.Au9. 1o-st. Lawrence, 81.
Auy. 11-Of the D:taye OF st. La;Trsnce; SIS. Thur
Illus md SUSANNA, MM-
iHg 1o-St- Clare, 7.
lug. l3-of ~ 0ttaye: SIS. nppol5tus and ca..i.n,
dug. 14-o the oct,ve; Vigil Of ths Assumption
(FAetl; st. Euseous, G.
Au7 15-A.s unant,en Of. Tho b. IN. lHol5day Of
Obijpat1uu1
, 1874-08-09

and is reported to have joined the Free~Wil Dap-
lists, hut was never member OF the Reformed
Episcopal Church.
Alexander G. Tying, writing Of Christ Re~
formed EpiscopaD Church, Peoria, ILL.,. says ::
'Thih congregation havo been in their new
small for them. 1t will seat from 500 to GOO.
and yet all desirable pews are rented, aud more
are wanted, leaving no room for the future
growth Of the church. Tho parish numbers
about 100 families and has, in the parish and
two mission Sunday~achools, orer coo children.
While ne are largely indebted for onr growth to
|, the popularity aud f.ithf,1l preaching of our
Rector, the Rev. Joseph u. Wilson, ne have also
fully demonstrated that thoroughly evangeli~
cal aud liberal Episcopal Church is the great
want Of the West. and will be srea: missionary
power"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thirty students Of Bates College, 1Ie., are act
ing rs walters IN hotels to earn money enough to
continue their studios through the next ACADEMIC
year.
The FREQ Church Of England at it's Convoca-
ton in London, June %. unanimously adopted a
resolution agreeing to unite with the Reformed
EEiscopalia1is Of this country.
The Sunday.schools OF the European Continent
contain at least 800, 600 children. This Cause
has gained i foothold in Germauy, France, Swift
zcfland, Holland, and Sweden, and is gaming in
Russia.
The Je,ri,h Aesssnqcr. discussing the question
. In Judaism Declining ;" concludes that. not
w1thstandiug the efforts nado By somo teachers
to erase all that has anc;ont appearance among
the Je0s and the tants OF Religious zealots, yet
Jndainn Is not declining, and that at no period
has tue Church maintained better condition
than now. ..r
Among the most enterprising missionaries are
the Aloraviana. Their society for the propaea-
son Of The Go1pel is hardly eighty-s,x years Gid,
yet tSey hare spread into Greenland, Labrador,
, 1874-08-09

H14FE1et
Minnesota University, said:
When visited England found that England, with
100 o6o Of souls, bad but four Uniyerstcs-
Cambridge, Durham, and London. Minnesota, with
EDO COZ sous, had half score Eu: then 1t took En-
gland 500 years to build Oxford. and Minnesota h.s
ki.ied five in many ycarz visited schools Is
Rugby and Eion, aud asked til. counsel Of men Who
had na:le education lifelong work. They told NC
that even to build school must begin with score
of boys; that hundred boys Eou1d ruin me. 4
, 1874-08-09

West Indies, among the North Amoriran In
| dams, Barbadoes. Central and South America.
| Sonth, West. and East Africa, Australia, and
WSst 10 thcs, t tnffe
| loborcrs Of all classes. ThcTc hare estabt'shcd
nnd sustain $40 schools OF al grades. Tho num-
ber Of converts is 69, f01.
| In Liberia haro are sixty churches. Of tho
| Methodist Presbyterian, Baptist. EpiAcopahau,
aud Lutheran dononluations.
+ DR.. Blauvelt's articles i'll the Independent, on
religious sceptlciam are stirring up sooa oeai
Of 'oounter-crsiciem from the religious press.
/ Tho Young Mems Christian Association COM
mcnced last sundnv. ut 1ts Washington street, q
Suudayschool for tha newsboys and hootblaaks.
+ The Centre. oasipee, n. L.. consregatlonal
|, Church, unsble to support minister, A'tctis to
!, the reading Of selected sermons BY men aad
women choaon from their uutnbor-
1t is apuounced that tho New Testament re-
visers have progressed with their work as far as
the First E11iea of ohn and that it waa agreed,
without opposition, to reject l. John " I, ., al
an Interpolation
The Provincial Synod Of the Anglican Church
;nf Canada will hold its triennial session in
Montreal Sept. 0. Tho Dioccses Of Fred
erickton and Nova Scotia have voted to unite
|; wish the Synod.
. As SOON - 4100. 900 shall have been subscribed
tho nov Hebrew Theological Seminary i 10 be
coA1uencsa ~ Glnc1uuAtl. ~ 70 ~ c0 "etA oA-
doVed and provided with tutors Of high g1ado.
and IL expected to furnish tho future supply Of
Rabbis ior shi4 country
Chicago is not lilely to lack for members OF
Episcopal Dignity, tor besides Bishop Foley, Of
the Catholic Church Bishop Wbitehouse, OF The
Protestant Episcopal Bishop Cheney, Of the
Reformed Episcopal p" Bishop" Eyerts, Of the
Baptist Church, VIC are Boon to have b1shop
Harris Of the u. E. Church, ~ citizen Of Chi
cago. -
The Natchmdn and Reflector {Daptist) claims
that the Baptist denomination must hAye much
more to do tn cc;nouting North and South, in
this country. than Presbyte,ians and Ne:hodis!s
combined. since the fellowship aud harmony
between EaptistH have never been broken. The
Baptist Educational Commission ia national
organization, the Publication Society is vel
oo1ned North as we'll as South, and Northern and
Southern Barrsts arc alike Interested in tha cdr
cation OF the Freedmen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
DRUyEEyyESS,

The city was a little loose on Saturday night,
or rathermany'of its citizens were. In fact, King
Alcohol appeared to hold undisputed sway. 1t
vas the winding up Of election week, and every
man seemed anxious to lend hand in the finish
ing touches. While many Of the intoxicated
found their way into the station houses, still the
number registered did not include one half Of
those who were under the influence of liquor and
staggered 10 their homes in the middle Of the
night. That the public may have q slight idea
Of the pOlisemen's Saturday night work the fol-
lowing is copied from the roster Of the different
stations:
1t relates only to cases Of intOxication and does
not enumerate the many other arrests made by
the OficeTs on various charges. At the First pre-
cinct, South Washington, (Lieut. Gessford,D 8
eases; Second, county, (Lieut. NoOnan, 1; Third,
Georgetown, Lieut., Hurley,) ?; Fourth, West
End, Lieut.. GTeeT) ?; Fifth, near Centre mar
ket, Lieut.. SkippOn,) Is: Sixth, Northern Liber-
ties, (Lieut. EcklOf,) 3: Seventh, First and F
streets, Lieut.. Kelly) @; Eighth, Navy Y ard.
(Lieut. Austin,) .4smRking total Of "a arrests
1Or drunkenness. There being no law against
this evil, the parties are cenhned in the station
until sober. and then dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
THE TYPOS TOURNAMENT.
ARRANGEMENTs For TaE CONTEST.

AAhANGEME EOh IhE OONIEo1s
The Typos Tournament Association held
meeting Saturday night, and the following dele
gates reported: From the Government printing
office, W. H. Hickman, L. H. Patterson, o. E.
Hall and A. Thompson; "Stsr" office, W. O.
Fechtig; REPUBLICAN,, James McOaferty;
"DaiIy Chronicle" W. L. Jones; "Sunday Her
aid, w Z. Morocco: Capital" John Nelson,
proxy; Beresford's, George W. SERVER. Mr.. A.
Thompson was elected chairman, and Mr.. L H.
Patterson, secretary. Messrs. J. McOaherty, W.
e. Fechtig, w. L. Jones' W. H. Hickman and
Charles L. Hall were appointed committee to
decide upon the best plan Of conducting the COM
ing type-setting contest and report to q future
meeting Of the association. 1t was decided that
none but members Of Columbia Typographical
would be allowed to enter the contest.
The above paragraph includes the greater part
Of the facts as they now stand, but it is by no
means expressive OF the great interest felt in this
type-setting tourney. 1t is agItatng every print
ing office in this city, and will attract the atten-
ton of the country. Washington boasts of some
Of the fastest and eleanest type-setters in the
world, and those of the first class in the coming
tourney are even now subjected to much Of specu-
lation concerning their merits where typos most
do cOnRregate. They are all to " set from the
same class of copy, and the splendid and roomy
facilities eff this Office will be at their disposal It
thus far, that most amicable and fraternal feel
ing will control the contest, and that an absolute
fairness will make 1t pleasant for those engaged.
The gold stick, properly engraved, will be very
handsome testimonial of skill, and its fortunate
possessor may we'll have reason to be proud.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09

NoTE.-When the oath is taken before justice
Of the Eeace, any other officer not using seal,
EXCEPT Judge OF United States Court, the certih-
cate OF the clerk Of court of record must be added
istered the oath is duly qualified as such officer.
Bids Of - OO0 and tDtCdTd must be accompanied
tOHdI bank, payable to the order Of the Postmaster
General equal to per ceIltUHl on the present
nUdl pay the rOtts in case Of neI0 service, not
less than per eeRtum II the amount Of the bond ac-
cOmPdHyiHg the bid, u said bond erceeds q, 600.
Tie proposal must be signed by the bidder or
bidders, and the date OF signing affixed.
Direct TO the Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral, Post once Department, Washington, ID,
c., :" marked Proposals, State Of"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
AlmSEl[ENTS

Miss Nelson commences her engagement
tonight at the National theatre, appearing as
Juliet Mr.. ]. H. Barnes will enact Romeo.
A notice and review of the sacred concert is IN
avOidably crowded out of this issue.
The great English comedian, Mr.. J. L Toole,
produces at FOrd's tonight, "Of the Line"
Theodore Thomas, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, with his great orchestra, at Lincoln
hall.
New faces, new songs and dances and startling
sensations at the COmique tonight.
1t will be seen that the panoramic representa-
ton of scenes from "MiltOn's Paradise Lost", at
Odd Fellows Hail. is to remain on exhibition two
nights longer at low prices. All who have net
seen it, especially the children, should improve
the present opportunity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09

SCHENCK'S PULMOEIC SYRUP, FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS AND COLDS.
The great virtue Of this medicine is that it
ripens the matter and throws IL out Of the system
purifies the blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHEHCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, ING EsTION, &c.
The Tonic produces a healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle and
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver without the least dan
ger as they are free from calomel, and yet more
efhcacious in restoring a healthy action Of the
liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
tiOn. as the PulmOnic Syrup rpens the matter
and purihes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create a healthy bile, and remove
all diseases Of the liver, often cause Of Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes a good digestion,
and enables the organs TO form good blood; and
thus creates a healthy circulation Of healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medicines,
as thus explained, win cure every case of Con-
sumption, If taken in time, and the use Of the
medicine persevered in.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principal
office, corner Sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must
be addressed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
No NnNSENSE

Solomon, who was wise to proyerb, says there
is time for all things, and he no doubt would,
could he have lived at the present day, in aOpro-
priating time TO its legitimate objects, have de-
elared that now is the time 10 buy tickets for the
next and last Grand Gift Concert Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky. He would have done that
very thing and been sure to secure q supply for
himself. in time, for he would know, as all may
know that unless applied for Immediately, they
will an be gone
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
40 To $1,000

invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent.
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
RonEars ? Wall street Naw N"-h
THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovE CLEANER
will renOyate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THOMPsoE's POMADE OPTIME is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty live
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09

TIE GERMAN HAED-KTIT JACKETs.-To those
who are not familiar with these goods, it may be
necessary 70 say that there is nothing in the mar
ket equal TO them in warmth and wear, and they
are particularly serYiceable to persons engaged
in outdoor occupations
] have now full assortment Of sizes.
GEO. z. HENNING, No. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
ATTENTTOK

is called to the advertisement in our auction
columns Of B. II. Warner, who viii sell at aue-
tion this afternoon, valuable unimproVed prop
erty fronting on north street, Third street west
and New Jersey avenue. Also, three-story
brick dwelling on the east side Of New Jersey
avenue, between North Carolina avenue and %
street southeast. Rare chances for investment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-prooi
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping OF securities, jewels silver-ware, other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
snnum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TcEe Earning from the Chicago and Boston fires
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-09
MAIL ROUTES.

EXTRACTS FROM LAWS, sc.
OATH OF NAIL CONTRACTORS AND CARRIERS, RE-
oUIRED BY ACT OF CONGRESS, JUNE s, 1874
L., do solemnly swear Tor afirm| that
will faithfully perform all the duties required Of
me, and abstain from everything forbidden by the
laws in relation to the establishment Of post
Offices and post roads within the United States;
and that will honestly and truly account for and
States which may come into my possession or con-
troll. So help me God.