, 1875-11-06

roui olI.faa1,,n,.iI I"ole MODEL for
Of food Ut all kfnttn in market. Tho custnm y
hiring rooms, furnished OF unflrniahod, prevail
TO considerable e1tcnt, snd Tho occ,lpants
ensst,o q no:e's Tnch there arc tour nat,
and "da:lold y nr In good private farujI,a.
hopo no ono conhidcra mo it,terestctJ in ".
subject az II Rrcculltor; It la In tue iute,est ~
anifoslng humanity That tho above fscts ,rs ns
Livery In cheap. too; mlo in hacx coss q. =
cents; n horBo nnd buggy, "a to Ss sS,~
Aouao-ront Is very low. pay $500 I year fof;
now iolsno, containing cIgllt rooms and k,tths,
with garden aud fruit thrown In.
An aruy.otlicet horo says that nrhc+e +, -.
place he Las ever lived In ulcrs good eocjots
healthy atmosphere. pleasant walks aud driS.,'
car ho found 80 desirable nt ono finds here: snd
he wonders thero arc not found along sho owns.
or hla profaHsion, merchants, lawyots, and don'
torB. who can leave tue huBy Lalspts 81 AM.
great city. and enjoy tholr otlunl cum dleuitsts
hesenwAy. '"'"
arc OF all donom1nations; and, vhile cc x...
eloquent proacllors arc "holding forth " mn M, s,
days. tho body OF tue clergy ara t!orotcd to n..
FOULS. ~ H@se
A groas cvont In the history of Auhn,r ,,..
now occurring, leads mo 10 direct puLIo s,!sns ts
tion 10 tue "'''u'
AununA THEOLOGICAL eEn1EAnr.
rotor TO tho completion Of tho now buidin.
dcseined 70 take tio place Of tho old one erecte3
IN ls20 Al that time, subscriptions wcre ohtsinna
for tho purpose Of building general theolooic",i
actnihary. IN which ministers could hsvs tRso'
logical training for any lcuomuA..oa 10 gh;rh
they might belopg. Accordingly donations w., TsTa
But, from some aiventtlions c;rcnnsts, ,,ces X.
whole management and systom of tratoInu soer
bocame thoroughly Presbyterian. Whothnr III
vas fair and honest proceeding in tbs llght a.
business tlansacttons supposed to 10 not 81 t6a
world worldly. may be question Of mos..s; bps ts
tue logic of fncts Ia all tho other way, Ths van
background titus obtained has not bean jn.t M
Tits community. Four Presbyterian cssrsbs,
to-day attest tho valne OF carly occupation ~
tho feia q aua Keaous Totk for Tho cause. il
embarked IN trade hero aon1o thirty ;eATs Acn
would soon learn that paw Ia certajr, church
and An account IN q particular bank would b.
passport to Buccess, and zeal Ia thus rewarded.
Episcopa.ians had equal advantages il tbe earIv
planting Of tho Church by lav-reader in H.
porson Of William DostwIck, ia 1779, who WI
fonnd BY that good old ploaeer, B.shop Chaso
to DO serving the public In fog-tavesn siz dam
Of tho week. end the Lord on Sundays, by IT,
help Of the Book Of Common PRAYER. John
Haracnburg, Esg., waa the first srttlsr, and III
1ostwlck came next. Mr. Hardenburg dontted
Tho land on which the Seminary Il located, apd
A. =; gave 3, ample grounds for the Epseopal
to show for itself cxcop: self-agsrandizeuent
for though, after the old wooden church wh,ch6
nlr. u. and othera built had burned doun,
nrs many years s.,n. since: q" nes s.rre!.
b. contributions all ovos tho s.sts, and % br Il,
hberaiity Of Trinity Church. New York, q toT
years since It wA8 fixed upon TO tear dosn tde
subBtanth! stone church and put up lasses
che, which vas done ut coat Of t75,QlQ. Msny
wero OF the opinion that il would b better ID
build church for tbe poople in dsstituts psxt
Of tho c4ty bafora this ahould ba dana hut se!.
was. - ever, The idol OF tile human bssst, snd 4
poor church for the poor Vas the result, ID I
oaru.bulslng, costing "a. 5oo.. iu tho eastern
beat it might ayor since. Tho liberal aid thus
giyen to the old church In its day Of small
things should, ono w1nld imagine, lead to = TO-
turn in missionary Efforts towards othsrs whsn
Il: look On to the rock whoncs ye are hsHn,
aud to tho hole OF ths pit whence ys ara diyesds
sBnt th1s ia digrstston.
THE NoDLx GIFTS or R1Uu BEN.
Fiftv-four yeare from The laying OF the corner
stone Of the Seminary, another WAS lAd; nd
the institution Is open Tor tho fall campaign.
Three hundred thousand dollart was raised fm
the erection Of tho building and endowment o&
ProfdssotehipB; Of which amount Col. Morgan
Ct Antora, pledged $750 on condition tia.
Hall To his deceased son, Alonzo 3. Morgan.
Ihe outsr wallis are OF rook-fiaiah, ths hns
story being laid in tiers; tha windor-caps lilI4
and the corntce arc Of flEht-co,o,ed sandstone
The vood-iinleh Of the eotite building Is Of asA
excepting tho doors II, tho studies and bedroonA
which ara OF aoft wood.
The sizo OF tho building Ia 220 feet long bf Il
feet vide. with 20-inch atono.weits, rrst,ng ont
4.foot foundation. Tho tirst story Is II feet In
tho clear. aud coutaina but four rooms for atu.
dents. Tho remainder Of Tho space is occupied
BY tue 1Antor's and housekeepcr's rooms, Atseo.
tn, pnntfy. and storo.rooms, the rstectosy. BATH
rooms, wetar-closets, oto. Tha refectosy 10 :
cheerful room, 60 By 40, With nine tables, aud
fully occupied, the room will seat over l0o
On leaving the hall, glanca about the groun0
ahowathe series Of now buildings, 10 bright oon'
trast With tho old Seminary. The Dodge aad 1or.
gan Library building, tho handsome residence .!
Prof. Herrick johnson. and the new Memorial
Hall, arc satisfactory ID view OF prcaent useia'
nete, aud tn the prospect fur the fu.ufe:
The resident Professors are Dr.. Hal; "
Hopaina. Dr. Huntington, tho Rev. Af: Boeea'
at, aud Dr. Johnson, With DR.. condit. Emeritus
Professor Of Divinity. Il Is rumored that upon
DR.. Halls retirement. the Rev. DR.. Hoardnao,
pastor OF tho Second Prosb7teIsau Church,
clear-heAded theosog1an.-Hlll 10 chosen ID NJ
stead. DR.. D. Is ono of the most genial psa4'
aud, with Ptors. Hopkiuo and Beecher. glve tons
to the institution In our nldHt, sr0Hiog mose
popular every year.
ARTISTS AND PAINTINGS.
Ihe only Art1ht OF meFIE we uafo IL cat.'o@ -
yonr CITY, and vet lie xas born hero, and IL now
aud has been for two years. At worh on lsod.
scapo-.,eHs Of the 0wanco, skauoase!ss' p;i spa
gusguehaDa. 0lough, for several years tno PuPs Pa.
Of Elliott (ateo bora horel haa now tho h'gheas
prasso from tho oeat minds hcEe tor gems =, ,,.n' "
delinsatipg tho shady nooks Waterfalls aao R!a5.
Of thoss wator.courses. Among thoso upoa ala
easet, saw to-day al old mill a Ensenote !
landscapa v,ew on tho Skancateles bridge ena
aur oundi 6. on tho osaeco outlet &C.: o,C;
CIough's landscapes arc faithful cop!es ~ u
Nasuss,-so tsns to It t4tt one could yesill an
COMPLETE trnthfutness ~ transferring t9 hls GU
vas those uufreauented spota 10 "blca ~ P0ss T.
would describe bis foofings. on hrst 'is", -
At abotis for ellis aud gobllns Of fah@!iod' s'0
Whsfo grow
Full napy ge.u Of purest TO, serene. .u..
Ono says, In speaking OF artist ana s5'isutt n,t
"Moa. painters are 10 thoroughly aud ~ ~ ~
exclusively taken up With the Hchnfq4e. n.s .ns'
they care Tor little else besides. Tbs atast i1sus
che ar. N picture 10 much thst 10 - 1es9ud m.d
Of The subject. Praise the subject sno e. 1,,q,s.
hava ottaa hoa,d artists eaY that. u 'oYa a;t,
lug u picture the subject made 10 10 sd.'.I III
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