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New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

LONDON, Aug l7-i23r D. r.-ConsYs tor money, - iis
for the account. UHi,vi jons, 1868, IOo
Zen fptti.s, 1919.
ioNpos Aug. IL m.-PaFs dispatches quote Reates
a Sol - &C
I.oSnuY, Aug 17-3 D. u.-Trc Railway shares. lil3
L0tGDN Au-. IT; .. ra.-lEiisd states Bonds, lSj1+
old lu7. Ii.e "a way shars i TO- Preferred, 81. Paris
dispatches fdotr R-ics at G'i. 3Oc.
LoNDON Aus 10 p nitel states Bonds Ten.Fortios
los
IoyDov Aug. l7-Eyenug -fuseed oil. p . p cwt. spr
ito iuIrcnuo, -..j cHi
LoNDJS MARKET-tuG. II
RO-n-foIIriOl ...-....-..-. , } steady
Tn Ii!in
FeiNAIoaG. lug. 1T nitcd states Bouis New Fiyes
l0O4.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
cnrTON MARKETS.

Arc-.r, Aur l7-Coton dull; nothing DOING Mailing
lSic. Low Mailing l3lc; net receipts l. baic safes
bales. ,,.srt,,. ny
ri,linr lc ordinary, l2e net receipts 10 O'les
stock. LII bales .- .,..,. ,o, ro.o.,,, o
osyDLk Ans I7-Cotton quiet Miidlng l3'ic; net re-
cosstw,r, ~ IIts s'oc ~ "a4u'
io,lsvfLfF. Aug. 17.-COtOn quiet III lhhg, nc
CIsciNx,ri. Aug 1T.IOtton steady MiIiils t' net
rec,ius bales sales, SO bales; s'"ct La pfeH ,,
-r LOUIS Aug. II Cotton nOninaly unchasgchi, Mln
d,ing Its Low Midding, 13i- Good orhnsr., l5-2c
orps, rrcepts bales shpments. II bal stock 20 hs
BILTH6Rg Aug. l7.-CoOn hImi Middluis "a ~ ec-'
Low n.Idiiag i1i-6lihc. Good Ordinary, i3'sSiStc.
es receipts bales exports cosst We - baeS se4es
5O bales shipments 200 bales ,oes igo oae' ro,
BOSTON Ang. i7.-Cotinl Dun, MilfAhS'. > q, Low
MifGlinr lic Good Ordinary. lJc ret receipts IL bales
rrnss oli bales; sale ~ bales; stock y, III hacf
eruiL.pEIPnll, Aug I7-Cott0n quiet Mddhhg liA1c. ;
Low kiiling lic; Good Ordinary, l3%c gross fSeipts
2lo bales. - ,.. 81, an, nominal. ,tidn,nr
llLc. Low MiddnHg l3-c. Good Ofdnaty iZo, net fe-
ee,pIs bales sales 30 bales; soc. iSs3o baiss, ,.,
CHARLESTON Aug l7.Cotton qurt hndins. ~ IA
Good Obituary 1870, net recep~' IL paieS' s"es soo
bsles stock, 34lt bales ,,- -, ,.,.a, N,au,,n
c ne, receipts bale; exports coasie ~ baie' sIooh'
sASaSSAr. Aug. l7:Cotton quiet; Middhns' 13tc net
receipts bales: socx BOZ - e. ,,,u. -. ~, ..
MTurn- Aug. lT-Cotton quiet; hidlhrg lio.. NOT re-
ocps 10 bales sipmslls - bales bAes oo bales stooA
?.997 bales.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
Droposals.

oFFICg ADNINIsTRAros oy wAIER WORKS tSpl
pIBiIc BUILDINGS hkr ORlEAAs. Jan- 20. lsI5,
GEALED PROPOSALS. will he received at
~ the oce o ho undersigned until te 1871 day o. IN
ls7b. at " M. ior the LEAsE ol ths CITY MAlEH
WORKS and ACCOMPANYING fllANOuiSks, ~ OJa
forDiy with Ordnance no 8ii5 s. adopted the ia. Of
June 1878. Parties desiring copies OF CIlnaacs
pan yalet can be supplied BY addressing
LION prRrDIL
Administrator Of Water WORKS ami Pabisc 2aidlnea
k0ou No ~ cay Hail. New. orie~nG u
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

Buffalo 10 arrive. 20 H. loS gOh caeh less pc, Ssst
AS' SSs e sss .'sS
yGS - so NJ sccc;S @ @ ssS.e e ocnS % y Ss
soa selected orSoSG 2oss n ess sp,Sae
sS selected e. MSmnocs Mat moro pG wercan 4% ss%2i a NJ
rSd .elscsd Vera Grnz issis IT, Il ac gold seieeisd
ramrico. 22a2a siac eoli selected Campeaehy and To
ss 9so issao fs TO b. S%2i a S%t
S$o sos soa 81 secIc G r5tS s caSsc as s%
lsfS? m ~ a L. ao EG !. sS run ni F'i'@ h.
is-sS, sss, sssIssi% z.nsiSer io@iS >: l5e, seis
Indianca and San Antcnio cie2 H. iasS3S &C. currency
rgeae o2a Gsc is Tsy enTsnc ss &c.
iscod souiIoTn i2Ss y. lsSl5e. eairc1cy. selected
Kps i1Sls i5 isa9c gold selected Sierra Leone a.slo 10
curfoncy sclected Minss eold they
m S s HSo m e. s q as S 6y sp T p ss r
2s@S9 r. iShG goG as hss rn hshs 6 $50 r. f SS, S
MsTsSsro $SS5s + i5$i gold, as iisy saSass
eT9 s8$ 2so Snre q seeSG rnS soS,oa WCt sao no
Grsncs & i]es m ps % eS 20 sssctsd c a Gaor D.
more 45a55 ~ ioac currency, selected; Texas pHlIed
soeo n. lc. currency ssiecsa Texas aeSers i5d65 o
rency sclece NeworSans. 20 ~ lie curlency selected
sn,Yn Sa @ o5o NJ &c. c1rTcncy ne eceG Gy saHshte
Ok eoe IS ~ 9A2c, currency, selected CITY slaughter
Mof;TaS marssi wiih%ni farther sanSe and the bust
New work.. ot: :asgs 3 3 y,~,~.''c:!ffdgsFss CT p p
Western - Caornans 2OQ25
INDIGO There 'ar d.fnpgtnS business sing az IN
changed figures Maniia sold in lots at c5dS5e aid Madras
IINeEE sales to report but prices are firm
LEiTHEi. Hemock-I,&ports, 1900 SIDES. Plump Middle
ani 0vTwcrNts IN demand nGk more active amt stronger
O'''' '''' "'''''' "' - ,igNi0cK Cemmon Hide
. Buenos 1. Ayrss caliiorniai al @1g2i. currency.
Milie ............27 G2,S 2s 02Gla 25l642e1
ssss Ts4i s.i$ zs4%ls %aS+ gse e
Has sss SO f HAT, sss @ s1 s,.5
Heavy e'vP......oS os6 TIemiock ....,.25 ' @2'
LUMBTR-Eastern Spruce Is sclhns more freely White
Pine meets with good demand at :u ices Yellow ppe Is
dul and values favor the buyer Micrran Pine rules inn
White Asa ami Whte Woods are ouct r~es lvor the
bltr; also Chestnut, BIiteu1t ami sycamore We quote
idg Pic y ), ~ y se3 4 %ag OAK, = ioo, Go1 .5c
METAB7Iho movement IN Inyct Copper 10 only moieIate
holes V,I ,neir sl2cSs %h l II j@i an' ihc AaicSI
.oue. Bar slectine a go; Ei. and B'aseiS , coiGJ
yellow Metal Bolts at 2Sc, net oas scotch PIG lro iS only
moving :rnG,cS at lower ~ tnis way se'eli ,'s
changed hards hut the business from rai pAGs - az
pause la ALorcon ZIG ,he.o is lt Diic cn.e IN ia" stu
Don, Sic PIC Lead Is Wito, clang and te movement only
So Tiqe Gc and sheet q c, less 10 per cent O., the
tic - itcr is ycry quiet bui steadily he'll To,ign At -
250$7 - J. and Doies at - 10 7 D. cHicIcy. il zig
m ,ac bus os may aiinnst nIcte stand,
mains NOR les, nominal Bancs ct 2jn2ji1c; straits lo9
&c. aad Engisi 1t &c. IN Plates there Is only small
orrr r. 80 sales OF rO) boxes Charcoal IN az - - 800
boxes Tin AID - boxr. Char al Tenn" on rms nov
= -. - 30 (oae I'm At 81 7juS7 and Ccsc Tome II
IS yo4S6 70. Other Metals ale without movement We
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
Gnartial.
BONDS
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BOADs
"A. bought and sold by the Old established STOCK ana
BOND UOtSE Of ALBERT H. NiCOLAY & Co.,
4 LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM e. Co,

A LEXANDER FROTHINGHAN e. Co.,
"A BANKERS ~ Wall ST.
all kinds Of SfDca PriYcy - drawn Dy repD1s
Individuals only active stors, hrtpy eI'
purchaser the greatest possible chance VI securing
return for his
See what thc press says; . --,...- A.. .,u.,,o~>
rho only satisfactory method Of specializing TO Mvsntsse
ist Stocks AN those
10 shond The banking frm OF fhOIh-
INGuAN 4 Co.. New YORK IndepeD.ent .,
prcos ~ Stock Privileges 80 day. ncnfng commissioning
s53 i3 will buy Put" "Call' 30 shares O stock.
tIOG IL VIA buy Put car! 100 shares % stois
tplo 30 will buy Put Cali 200 shares oi STOCK
4i25 viii bny a.. Put" Call" 100 shares of STOCK
s5Jl % will bay (lr on 500 shares o. sCek
81 OG2 80 will 6ny Put" "Csi" on 1000 shares H
Par value OF each share. tlO). -, A..
Privilege" 100 shares ~ active e'ork VIII secure to
following the market price 81 te New YORK stox
rxcbance advances decss from the price satf la 'o
PR yilo ~ Contract curing 30 days; ~ Per cent
fuctuatiOp $50 pIDht per cent fGciua, 900 inot
~ DeT cent 200 - cent Duct o.; JvO
stated aov~ VIII reailn The owner
900 or on 900 shares double amount the same
ru1pportDn on a greater le-s Il ctrsiiOD.
Jrpy COMMUNICATIONS are received by for advice.
stating IN case cf loss they would be seriously eia3Hr'
rGssfd. a. y~
To su-h we advise, 'Ief speculation nlonc." the
plea afford, large profits 20 -or't woo
comp for the regret we would nave nj tns
loss of Others. -- -
Address Tor Weekly Report sent freel or orders.
ALEXANDER FhOTHINGlAM - o.
IL Wal. st.. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
wtsr WISCONSIN, RAnwAY CoypASE ;

No. - RTOadeay, Nrnl0fk jay l. lNl3.3
E7UE COT PONS on the FUNDED BONDS of
1 tie WEST wtSCONIS RAILWAY COMPANY duo
July ! will bs paid gold the Office Of the NcwYOIk
Guaranty and Indemnity Company 80 - Brosissy. On aud
sf,r that lar. r. p FLOWER Treasurer
y1HE GUTTA PEECHA AND RUBBER
MANUFACTURE RING CONPANY 20 warren ST.. New
Yorkrhe Board Of Trus'es o, this Company have declared
dividend OF FIVE PER CENT ais capital soca, able On
and after sept. next.
I'M transfer books will closed Thursday
inst To sept l. v. LEWIS. seer agy.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
Uiul0en0 Not.ccs.

PEsssYLv ANA R,UsOAD COrP,NY,
TREAsTRFR, DEPArIM s., IHLAnhl PIA. Aug 2 1919.
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.
~ The board o. Drcc0rs has ihs DAY declared quarterly
dividend OF Two PER CENT on the capital suck o ,c Lon
pany Of all t-ses. payable On ald aier Aug ~ 10
stOr Shoic-s ssTcgsered On the books ~ July 81
On August 30 dNiiuts Wiz be iat - ladies ONLY. ier
that iae await the turl with other siOc o!e,s
Blank yo attorney be had ~ the oc oi COM
many. BATARD BUTLER, TToasIrrl.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

PAIErS-The general condition Of t,e mari tis W.
aaii'.i t;d- american Wiie lead Is mo- sr,y.
csl III. o.it ru s.oai5 At &C. Vcri o: - t.'rr.,
4u~i at unclaimed values raris Groen meets VIII steady
rITtoL':i'H mere IS rot quite IS steady tonc otle
m'iE' ict .. i1ci 'lin tnIel- 70 or5 ~ "a o'
ndryr ea 10 paice a. such slight conc 'ss 'n D. mat as
il LlIT "it. aftFo3hl I'M ~ he go oi hlipH hd
orce Quote, at &c for PROMPT AID lnont. sal
drudc in bIS hdi sc loI prom and moa, ana 80
- - %i IT. h'I Sa., It Iit" r. H. ,ou1e
S@l5y S5} a ri # =, rp1 '' Ishel n1i = -y iat isag,
I've At j. r. ic Tr sl5; ctteadng up tI5 % at
satmoe &C. AGyrc. as T. aay & it- @ 'si -i T.
fy anr. 81 oOGs % Rou,eyLs diot but heid Il .,
ga o f sds Gonc adar@ fuy og teir own;
1900 or 10 TIE 3)lh f.cmbc II ac; 900
TK0llsi0N S~Iie rlG marie; ite stcaiicr for spot
s2l 80 fs2 60; 7jO bDis: seller Adggst - ljY
- - igSo ~ ~ o. az a'is, 1870 ~ bn "S' 5a sr & & &
Ell 20otl 80 closing with 81 20 lid Feet II qnie bat
sio,i6 IS for Tnta, SIC for T.cSc snl so ior Family
fgi t s@a 9i ts ids At @ ~ t @ 's aaS are re & s .d Gr
ae Il sgHJ s mi, we 9S' are AZ s @ osfn s
Of 30 peee9 at I0esiQos 2r 1ieH.d 49laeroi iS@
y for smo5ed DO lcc for fosh 3hoglaers 20 PoTes
s'etS. H. u & ay'se, m ~ ~ .. 1PSs % t@i T m az W. % h.
die .sl Of 10 boxes 5y Long lea & 4 Dressed Hogs
Iary aeVXs spot rather ine rut ineS iar the buy.r
E-ancd 70? inc w5st ide. iS4sc 80 t. DO loS soSlh
Amcrica, il e. $50 cs Hew stern a@3 l'ec; $50
tcs Od lO I3 llD tCs Western kctuc, IL 81; for
dovey hear % $3.50 tcs seller sep "lcr, l 1915
d. isc 100 tcs, soler October 10 IC0I4c; lOJJ tcs
s,il'r august, l3'sc
EICI.-lo inquiry Is only imel. but prices without
aota,le change sales CaTOna "a. for
FAR 72l-7 Good; 77u9 for Prime and a4ds ac
200 Dhls. IOusI at for Far 10 Prime.
ari ~ Ac ior lower grles latIa A. '4cp ana Ran
isDt', e currency.
TIsA-Ihe business only limited and values
changed uaJ La Green and JJJ hall chests
Japan
SAN FRtNClsco Aug 5The following quantities Of Teas
forward per Pacific IaTOad with quicS dis.tch viz New
YORK 3.l77 pkg "a. I9j pigs SIX; Boston O-l pkes
Tea ih'aAeld 1G1l IAr- Tea Chicago 4,2jJ phg-. Tea
Milwaukee,. $50 psgs Tea i,ols sVj Tea, Mon
tssA l35 Ifss Tea Hamilton, 400 pAgs Tea toal lo717
iAg-. Tea ana l0j IkfS SIX.
IOBACCUh entHcky Lea is in better demand at ahont
fo figures sales Ot 500 A!d WITT We
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

DYENODS-There Is rather stcaoer feeling prcvsinnS
An Iocwood last, tie demand is Only limited
small teJ being fairly supplied y
fbe l. dEN and unchanged We
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

TlsN-'I- ITeCs Dly IOu m'V " ~ u0V aTI7V tI'0lI'
pres a. U Grand IaNS We note further sales ~ 5to
49, vhICE Is HI -hrT. Western LaAk arr without
movement TT rcCcintS o New NlcsCel ccntinu' vcJ Sti
M cis1 sod as lat a. they arTlVc h o op
b,ls .is 4 slSueI9 No aud S1rlJ % -r No =;
" also ,c o. 1000 Ills Prince IdNari at - erl1 o
No and -lIdSl2 fuI m ee gt No 2. the sui y o! Soog
Nackerc Il, ylrv ght Boz Hrrirs are tcco and wanted
a ;Or. ~ t-i. Barrel II l0Tc mi dt,f,
S ID. 20 IBIS large Nova scotia Sylit - 80: New
suich fias aIc sell vi iOH y 4j l. l"e Ne quote;
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
THlRTlETH DIVIDEND.

GERHARD FIRE INSURANCE. CO,
No III BROADWAY, July 20. 1878.
THO noard ~ Directors have this day declared a SEMI
ANNuAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT payable
Monday. Aug. ., 1875. JOHN d. SMITH. secretary.
ITNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
y SINKING FUND BON DS. GTawu TO b. rrseemel sept.
J. 1870. Will be paid nation A. The Ieasurrs ooe.
80 SeaTs Buldug boston at lo President oac 2s y ~
ssust NewN Ork ta par sige II The Bona AMI sept
coupon sl l0iO) without rebate Of interest Boston Agg I.
1873. p. ii. kOIIlNN ifedsurcf.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

Receipts COR 10 last week. 1872 :28
ID do WrcS lD| 19l GD.;
faac Te,k year Us do GOA cioes at i5 Liver.
,Ol ca Ne Guoa.o,r i Cd London dO, b5s. IhecaJe
j. low tc market is dull. good class 81 shipping grl
.; factory Of r-t freely o. lie There = - prospective
aui,,u At Cuca Mogaav sales 1000 HO&es 1 Oi
a o n Of $780, Al 10 80 0s.. with l. "e lr th' nhe
Cri,r Io sai-s s.rly iO5,c At Little fa.4s Igrttv
sss COO boxes al a.. Tho following the nominal
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

sEED IKAr dull aid unchanged sis d $50 sniry
kinds 7G2c 30 cas-s Conn, ccu crop 1874. on private
tors; G6 Wisconsin crop 1873, II 7'sc; 2jl
stale, crop 1913, oil private ie.iaA We quote.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

=
changed figures Manila sold in lots al GJdS5c AID Madras
at 81 II ioc.. cash.
DThcrc sales to report but prices are firm
Il gold. months. -
LEATHE. Hemlock-TNports, 1.sO0 SIDES Plump Middle
OvervCfcNs demand. Oak strong
Crops firm abroad prices equal 10 ours We quote: -
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
~ y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For TIE WEEK ESDiXG AUG. IL, 1879.
tErrre..lr Tor rIE n Y rnnryK By onr own RepOrter

fEvnresslv =. =.
GcaeTai Directions.
Send only good articles. The freight and other eat
up POOR goods. Pu; everything ia good order An rra
often sale iiriy
package o eiy fails Pack securely so a
Inc motion will allow the contents 20 change about Use
pritv of cln dry with Mark plainly
with paint-a 81 cI late IA siand note contents on mo
box or barrel stating Send letter AZ tao
same time slanng the route, iimr sc An In
voice or list should be ncOssd in barrel or box. Always
state the NUM- ackages yourself Itina
lion for due goOs best thar mark Is III
QQma
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Bon DS.
t-RON DIIDI DERS obtain information abont the ex
chan ge OF for lands by addressing or calling npon
CALVIN p. HOW, 80. - PUrllns slin, Ne" YORK.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

. FLOUU A-.D NIAL-rLe -Four EaI&ei "a ,nea iajhor
tT.i- Ihc tTlit a"iI"
Iers hold &C. and values somewhat unsettled Ct"c'
mily rl4 A .Te better i,i than oiilG 4adcs At le
cl s, fa. .,t lower for -. -;Ac- UiGf VII Ii"l
crate hqu y Family grades and iaiIly active sa,s
lLL w A-l.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

Receipts week $50 packages Western Butter is
scarcely except for parcels that are sweet ad
foI market The late h'vy receipts have hni IN,
enrot weaken low 10 iar large q1iny ot
stored stock VIII Xpprfs, though holders are
not vet disposed - them. state Pals have better
--.. Ll .
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16
The south In Congress.


IxPERIENoK AND CHARACTER OF SOUTHERN
DEMOCRATIC MEMBERs-A PosITIvK POLICY AD-
vooATED BIZ THKN.
Correspondence orths Nss York Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Dec 8.-Ths policy OF inacton
advocated by many Northern Democrats, does
not meet with much favor among the Southern
members. They don't believe the Presidency is
to be won by sitting on the gate-post and wait
ing for something to turn up. Standing still and
railing at the Administration doea not pass with
them for Craftsmanship. There Is good deal
and parliamentary skill (somewhat rusty from
long disuse) among tho Southern Representa-
taves than among their brethren from the North
ern HtAtes. The Southern Democracy, eager TO
assslt itself in national Affairs, put its best mon
forward for Congress, while large number OF
the Northern Democratic members were nomi-
mated without any expectation that they could
bs elected The tidal wave Of 1874 swept them
into office to the amazement, and often the dis
gust Of their own party, which took them up to
Ali tickets doomed, it Was thought, to defeat.
There 10 no timber for the manufacture Of
statsamen in these accidental members, and not
much more In . score or 10 OF muscular, loud
talking mon who have worked their way into
Congress from the back country districts by
dash and impudence rather than by brain power.
With an advantage in the intelligence and po-
litcAl experience Of its representatives, the South
will play part in shaping legislation such As it
has not played since 1880 The leading MEM
bers from that section have great faith in the
Democratic party a. the party destined to re-
form the evils Of Government and put the ooun-
try on the road to prosperity. They insist that
II shall be party OF action. 1t should employ
its power in the House, they say, to prove to
the country that il is worthy Of full confidence
that it is bold and aggressive as well ~ prudent
and conservative, and that it has distinctive
policy which 1t s not afraid to submit to the ver
dict OF the people in the Presidential election.
This view Was enlarged upon in conversation to-
day by distinguished man from one of the
Gulf States. He said that In the Democratic
platforms of the past and In the utterances Of
the great Democratic leaders OF former days
would be found the principles which fully meet
the present demands of the people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16
The mOraonvillo Mystery.

PROBABLE DISCOVERY OF THE IDENTITY OF THE
MURDERED MAN-No CLUE YET TO THE pERPE-
TRAITOR.
George H. Warren, who resides near George
vile, Indiana county, Pa, WAS in West Chester
on Saturday, and through him it may be possi-
BILE that the identity Of the murdered man found
In the dam At Mortonville may be discovered.
Mr.. Warren has little daughter named Victor
il Blanche Warren aud the supposition ia that
this 10 the name written upon the card found In
the murdered mans pocket. A man named VII.
liam L. Pike Was for long time known by and
visitor in Mr.. Wsrren's family, bnt for two
months past they have not seen or heard any
thing from him directly. An anonymous letter
Was, however, received by Mrs. Warren, three or
more weeks ago, informing her that Pike was
dead. The description given Of the murdered
man is sufficient to induce Mr.. Warren and the
people Of his neighborhood to believe that the
stranger and Pike ars Identical The letter writ.
ten to Mrs. Warren will be used - clue to
ferret out the murderer, who is still unknown.
This Mortonville affair has revived the recol-
lection of similar undiscovered crimes in Chester
county in past years. Many years ago, but with
III the memory OF many persons now living, old
Rachel Brownback WAS fouly murdered in her
lonely dwelling in East Vincent, and to this day
the name of the murderer is mystery profound
and there is the case Of Hannah Shingle, over in
North Coventry. who was beaten to death at
night, In her own house, some twenty years
since, and no one has ever been brought to jus.
tIce for the deed. 1t is quite possible that the
Mortonvie murder will assume its place in this
same category.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

Mr.. Moody, the evangelist, for many years Ia
bored in behalf Of = mission in Chicago, The
mission building was destroyed during the great
fire, and while it was being rebuilt Mr.. Moody
went to England. The new building, known as
the Chicago Avenue Church, is situated at La
selle and Chicago Avenues. 1t cost $65, 900, and
the money has been raised to pay for it-t27, 900
Of the amount having been obtained
from the ''royxlty" on Messrs. Moody and
Sankey's singing books sold in England
during the great revival. The workmen
expect to have the building finished by January
l, and Mr.. Moody will be present 1t the dedica-
ton. The main audience room has = seating
cepacity for twenty-seven hundred persons. One
department of the church u Of much interest.
II Ia club association called the ''Yoke-felows.'
At 81 P. II. every Sunday the members Of the
association eat supper in > room In the church,
and then 60 into ths streets TO work-some ex-
tending invitations TO tho evening meetings to
people In tho shops and liquor saloons Of tho
city; others walking through the streets carrying
illuminated banners on which arc printed Bible
texts and notice Of meetinss This method Of
reaching the populaoe ia . success; 1t brings .
large congregation to the church.. This church
10 now the soene of the labors of Major Whittle,
. successful preacher we'll know in tho Wsst,
and Of Nj. Bliss, who wrote the hymn, +" Hold
tha Fort "
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What Bishop Haven said.


The Methodist preachers and the Methodist
Sunday School Union held JOINT meeting on
Thursday morning In Temple Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, the Rev. L. D. Bates presi-
ding.
Bishop Gilbert Haven, In accordance with an
invitation extended BY the PEeachsrs' meeting
fortnight ago, addressed the audience on the
condition OF the South. He said that there was
one class Of people in the South who had been
recognized a. q nationality BY the Pope, and
they would welcome his followers to these
shores but the race freed by the people OF the
constitutional liberty. Bishop Haven said that
there Ia to be tremendous political,
battle this year, beginning with the election OF
Democratic Speaker Of the National House OF
Representatives. He said that the mlniaters OF
Boston are in the field Of battle: their words are
reported and the Southern papers comment on
nsopis tas% rule the nation shsll the Puritan or
the Cavalier be the ruler2' ''ShaA Boston or
Charleston be the centrew The Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 the only institution In the
South today that represents the American M.
ton. You must, he said, stand by the Church.
There arc In the South nearly 800, 900 members
Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, who know
what they believe just ~ we'll - the people Of
New England, and better. They .ppreciate nb'
or will be betrayers, and let tho people Of the
North never betray them. The mAlcontents
Of the South know that they were de-
feAtsd BY one man; that man 10 Presi-
dent Grant. and II the people throw him over .
the command of politicians they will rue 1t
Pray, brethren. that President Grant may be 70
elected. Pray for the true people of tho south
and You will And that thus you will be able I.
keep down the kindred threetsning poweru, th'
| slave power and ths power Of the Papacy. Tn,
Rev, DR.. Sherman Of Brookline moved that tn
| =. >%{ru ~ota that thav had ri thA RAnhmADt
advanced by Mr. Haven with great pleasure an,
| hearty APPROVAL. This motion was unanimousl
adopted. All opposed were invited to rise, bn
not one person ross. There was great applause
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Centennial m alters,
CONGRESS AsKEp FOR Il, 500, ,000-1SvIrED Te
PHILADELPHIA.

CONGRESS AsKEp FOR Il 500, ,000-1SvIrED TO
PHILADELPHIA.
WAsHIsGToN, Dec. 8-The first step toward
an appropriation for the Centennial WAS taken
in the Senate to-day. An elaborate and frank
exposition Of the receipts and expenditures Of
the managers Of the Centennial, containing all
tho items involved, the amount OF money on
hand, and an estimate of the amount
still required, Was laid on the
desks of the Senators this morn
ing. Later in the day Mr.. Oglesby presented a
memorial OF the Board Of Finance, asking for
something over . million and half dollars 1t
the hAnds Of Congress The temper of Con-
gress is more favorable than heretofore toward
contributing to the success of the Exhibition.
There was also sent to each member and
Senator to-day an invitation to visit the
grounds Of the Centennial 1T Fairmount
Park. on the 17th instant, and return on the
evening OF the 18Th. A special train will
be provided, and in Philadelphia the Congress-
men will be the guests of the city. Lunches,
dinners, bAnquets, speeches, and general good
time is promised on behalf Of Philadelphians. 1t
10 proposed to show to Congressman exactly
what has been done without Government aid,
and what it is yet proposed to do, 1t is claimed
that no idea OF the extent of the work accom-
plisbed can be obtained except by personal
visit Thus far, although invitations were is
sued to-day, over a hundred acceptances have
been received.