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NrwyoRk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY ls75TRIPLE SHEET

He knew the necessity of REDEMPTION, the mems OF re-
nbeef in tint redemption would DO the ereat os,o
to # tepefor he took great pains to scatter Tue truths
of that redemptiOn The family OF jacob must ~ dp,,d
seryed becavse God had promised tlat rom ha,
come the Messiah II must suffer IRON H,iir , H. ~
mi gllt 90 into Egypt 1t must s!eI @ 60
n tnIeht he thence delivered by the strong arm =, E
throigh the fundamentally OF Joseph Ihis W nv ~
Filming of their history 10 was true az Jpp pa" 80
FIAT God had sent him 20 preserve liS Dfethth; 80,
done simply by using tho prineipes Oh ohn, " ~ m
these principles to work out the accomplishment u 80
own will and wisdom ~, ,,,..h e. ope thing
and tbo respOn ,iby OF ia members IL aiiOBt, Sn -
certainly bear its punishment ~ u, WIZ, IL, a.
merits OF Christ that punishment shouhl Do 1855 u d
deserved, and il it be- VISITED In uls WI VI
rather than In the world 70 cohc -
All The tears which we sheh can s,s
the MARKS made by sin. No doubt some OF ilc s
rcnen lance and restitution may ward on BuI III nnan
relations no one act ~ independent OF all others M
orf IL 10 BIO connected with all the others; c0ns
rc % never tcIl what he the end of the acls NCn
we weave into the net OF life. We cannot ten wh rn
tbe net win take to bring them back upon US ~ ii'
r@snlf from Tie imperfect condition OF Things IN " vs.,
finished world let him who truly repeis trihs'er ny
accounts To the day when tins world snail le hishe,
Let nm cheeriuly cndug whatever :inp0I
COS his sin may have entaed upon hlm ana rc'nuo W..
that G. ID has preserved his life for repentaHe n no.
fnr de,par Let Us seek relief not BY lHllutilns %
hearts toward God bnt by sOitcnng thenl ~ ioNr ~
Him, Let us exercise this world tnOse QUALITIES
We would have exercised toward Us. Let us IOl9W ~!
divine comr,and "Jndge not that yc he not luuS'u'
and thus shall re pentance made perfect III ohafly
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itself out and for all that In good 70 gather srongh 70
come MP to manhood. We have In God t1o magninecnt
disclosure Of all the qualities by which the household
by which friendship lives, by which the race Is Icsu
from animalsn, by which the world iomss yet 10 nave
second heaven here This Is that IN hist Jesus ma a.,
ilIcd the of Apostle, and ado him say " ue
termiued anything anfens YOU but Chfstahd
Him clIciied" Ii was the cru1hxlon the saierinS te
willingness TO sufer and die for others, madc known III
Jesus Christ that filled the mind ei ne Apostle; anu
wereyer t has been preached IN sincerity aud Ia rui
II has always had the effect and always VIII 10 the
end "YOur mother wceps for You" has brought more
boys homo than Your father IL angry with vo' Wbcn
m IA have done wrong they don't go back TO justice
hut in pity and sorrow; man that mas nons
wrong aud has TO pity and sorlw for him. IL losi
"A man that has to love ana synpaflle WIN
him Is saved An that is God the best friend yoh have
the most wonderful by whom you have lived
in all that ia noble In you, by whom YOU
Won In The funess of His glory, viii be worshiped with
no acclanatio bu; with olaspnS ~ bonds aud ycarnng
OF ber and The whole soul " love shall incite the song
and lead The chorus Of to redeemed when they stand IN
Zion and before God.
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glorlfy your Father which Il N iIeayep Here we havo
hrsfs pos instructions to do gOou thit Onr exam
ple may DE seen by those vino are arOunl u.s. ana ~
foowirg tls advice WIN not only become blessing
10 our children, friends and the eonmplly, Dut 10 no
wbic go lntry 10 carry out this Christian doctrine u
ohsaneIv necessary for 10 give our clJfena Chris
tan education God does not teacl w FLlgsy no" as
vln re tu cIt Ills Prophets and when Christ spoke
IA tIe ADo,tIes sill He teaches ~ by His Holy stt,
and l,y his .-i-tanco enabled 10 eAan ana com
prebcnd those dCut texts which we OgIi'b encounter
In thc Bible =; Paul did not look 10 nHsure a'nodern
scIenc mon instance, the ~ cat asifsiOnf les J.
who when they spoke 10 him OF the bodily 81 tlo
heavens answered IN . careless way Ihosr 'as "e 70
me no EiOre than shining buttons on = coat ~ fsul
lacked upon creation -, u great work 81 600 .
The SNEAKER then explained how I'm eftrred htDtBe
wa ll nm slid We % snifCr rom tia as"ehence
If our frat parents In III The game way az cld may
s,r I'm after life injury received NJ me hands OF
n nurse Chr stians know that they mast suffer under
fhe boudage Of sin aud aware tILt tbt fr-aH u
dc nh They have desire 10 BE- set ffec from t' Don1
are and look forward tO the deaih oi ~ b0hy wan
rcsnation because they hope FOR eternal Lee W -
foi,ndcd upOn the resurrection OF CbiSi IN. a. Fcf
ancs Inv resurrection Pail calls the retention OF orr
hody II we have not tbLs hope OF redemption ~ me
resurrection OF Christ all viii be delmr MANY 81 ~,
ate ike sick man who wishes for deith 20 ielrise MN
from his bodily pain and thnA that DEAN VIII lselS us
of orr spiriinlG troubles; but TINS j. nor 80 ih rht
voth forever and unless cleansed ny me boh "i 'ft
AZ will not free from the DOndaSe " hn u We
elm to Christ aud have faith In Him anu nope
mai life SPAR end, and we wait laifhF 'pr
His call enter those mansions prepared Tor th"'o VINO
lava inn
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everywhere all the land in every lana OF srevs
oil things aud "to hold fast to that or %"a sre
no iss than fy secfs holding fast to some form Of doc
trine There arc tens Of thousands OF men, each man
sonal leory concerning the future and each man differ
ing or less from the creed OF every olnI o
earth. The poin s this Every man mas , roon and
It becomes that man 70 be- assured that ms rIs nad
proved that he holds fast to that which IL reay eoVu
theory that II makes very little difference what MN
believes II he only sincere There Is no wosK 81 -" an"
Satan more fatal moro surely OBSTRUCTIVE tna ah,,,oa
There are several truths that are universally al,uu,
and Of these ~ that there h In the nd or every h
a conviction the distinction between true anu ~
Now there is second truth which follows from ms tnat
men arc under an obligation Ia do right ana avoid wrong
just - the right IL seen tnat oDShilon hk
il is universal Some men say there ,rs 50 many TcS
are net many books on religion. None OF tne ir,.ho
countries havS.nOr do they claim 70 naVe any puohs
~ books by many writer's, stretching over lIO0 years
ard the claims of this book are altogether pceiiar
nrofcsses 20 he revelation of God to man. divine com
munieatim OF what God requires man 10 DcHe's anu
what duty He requires VI man II Is therefore, Say,
true, distinctly unique and Intelligent There was no
other book like il. AMI moreover, there was ho o'he
SOME people saw they are independent and arc re
sponsc only Ia Themselves That Is NOT so Man clter
created himself had crcrtOf WHO was etcthhi Oh "
creator who had creator who was etef,l, ana DO an
how far hack trace 1t there must nave Dcen nm
cause II matters not what you call H. that Is heSoh
matter This man belongs 10 blS creator dhu His
creator has right "a him. He has right Ia demand ol
him certain dIsies Some men say they 10 MOI Dtoono
Christians because they know nothing about Cilstnnlty
Jet me ask them what they know about science They
say they accept the truths ol science because O,Il hs
tell them. at i. The way to accept fehSCn irc ~
many things In religion that none can understand ne
cept God, for some day you snal die sdlu tne c"i
Of dying m1lel mold on, hold on on! saiu mo
man, would gladly hold on II Eal only S0piethnH on
which to hold" so live beg yOu that when you c0mc
to die you will have something On which 70 hOld'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
, PLEA FOR CoLORED EPIsCOPALIANs.
TIE Rcr w. O. McKnrey at the church Of ne Incarnation
protestant EpiScopal)

Lrr. ". g. NchtnneB az me ChVct ~ "te NN"f'"'V"
Protestant EpScopGl0
The Rev. w. Il. Mckinney, a cOlOred deacon
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. who is in this city
trng Ia obj ain money to complete church building for
the coored EpscOpaans OF NewOrleans, La, preached
yesterday morning ut the Church OF the Incarnation
protestant Epscopall, at Madisonaye and lhrty-hth
ST. The substance OF Mr. MckiIneys address was as lo
lows:
have not come to plead the cause OF bea'hen am
here speang TO Christians in behalf of Christians,
Tpiscopaans in behalf Epscopalians and if we honor
tine patriot who cngug to life, laid upon tho altar OF
his country why shond not similar zeal influence us
IA a Christian bodyi 1t ia not TO be expected that we
should appeal to other denominations Interested Is they
are In their own alirs to jeopardze their own being,
and cripple their financial prosperity by helping u.s. Al
though nave met with much noble generosity among
them do rot appeal to Episcopaans alone. We have
return. 1 particularly emphasize my plea to Ellsco-
pa ians in NewYOrk that they will not let the brethren
fail to rebuild in New-Orcans
Much might said regarding the desire Of the colored
Episcopaiins in Eew-OrleanS. Tho absence OF this
Church among them is the absence OF what might be IN
the hands OF God an ctecuye instrument ior 1000.
Episcopaanism has work To do in New-OTlcans. Many
OF the color people spend their Sundays at home who
only waiting for proper and uniform conducting Of
the Episcopal service. No Ohe religious BODY can rclch
them for they make the church the and their at
tendance end. In view OF the benefit 10 DC accom-
plishcd for them, should not accommodate their
prrindices IL may 50 term il, and like the Apostles
make ourselves all things 10 all men, that we may win
in to ourney heaycnward and that we can lie their
hepeIsl Numbers OF them are drawn toward Roman
Catholicism its rites and ceremonies WHO would make
oar sanctuary home were IL within their reach 1hoy
not stop consider the right or wrong OF their action
but our Church would offer them place in when they
could Iest ceremony with when they would be sat
isied.
1 said that do not plead for the heather, and yet
there is much skepcism among my people Ilc heathen
in their darkness do not know their want OF ght the
skeptc would see need OF light. have been alarmed
10 the Gospel doctrines called in question by those
OF whom | had hoped better things. The money and
which spent freely upon heather III fOregn
Lands might be spent with profit upon these. They show
a preference FORMS and when once IN the Church
they lOso belief again in the gcnuineIess Of the
Scriptures. The money not To be weighed against the
cool that may II the decision Is rendered adj
versey TO my pa nothing 10 do other than abide
IT, and report the coored LpiScOpaans VI New-Or-
my al
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MCMAHON OF CHRIST.

The n Williams d. d., at ne Anity Boptfst Chapel
The Rev. DIR. w. II. Williams preached yes
terday morning in the Amty Baptist Chapel, in West
tons that Work. The text taken from Galatians
ILL.,, 20: "NOw a mediator is not a mediator Of one; but
God is One."
The term mediator" said the speaker, implies the
presence OF than The work OF mediator IS TO
settle the disputes which have occurred between two
need be in kindly relations with each other Just
"a IA brsdso tunnel naples two sides of hill to be
pierced, banks Of a stream to be connected,
80 does mediation imply the presence of two,
and God is one" IL there has been any difficulty
between God and the fault has been on The side Of
creature the side or the Creator God has
eymced His Willingness To forgive. How Is the fOrsiN o
ness to be obtlinedi The Prophet Nathan media
Nathan cOntriyed. by the story OF tho lamb
awaken the nature OF tho man ana rouse the conscience
OF the guilty monarch AS VITA arrow, he cleft lis
heart in twain, and David confessed his SIN and TO
ponted. How a controversy between God and man 10
be rencded God cannot TO be just neither can
lie change His laws lie cannot recall and recast His
DeciOgue without committing moral suicide. Those
who propose that God shall punish sin but look e
nicnly IT, ask Him 10 leave HIS throne aud De annihi
lated.
The Mediator in the controversy must be acceptable
both. The Mediator should be acknowledged God s
Inrt. How shall lie win the confidence OI mani The
answer God Will send down His INV inc son
in tine likeness or sinful flesh and in the line Of many
the line OF this great sinner David VINO
aIterwaTd became truly Iepentant. The Mediator
needed 10 be God ana needed to be man. The Media
tor Ii In VAN n lie Is not accepted by man. All tue
blessings Of modern civilization Indirectly
able 10 the gore OF Gethsenane aud Calvary. We who
enjoy the SECULAR bcssngs-shall refuse the media
lion vi Him W whose sulcrnSs We owe tncso blessings
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wATCHFULNEss OF TIE FATHER.
The Rec. w. Seabu,y at the Chureh Of the AaaUneiatio
Protestant EpisOpaJ

Protestant Eps0paU.
The Rev. w. j. Scabury preached at the
Church Of tho Annunclaion protestant Episcopal
Fourteentst, siXth-aye, yesterday morning. His
text was Genesis XIV, L. 3, and And he said am
your brother whom yc sold into Egypt. Now, there
fore, be gieved angry with yourselves that ye
sold mo hther. for God did send before you to pre-
serve life" So 1t you that sent hither
but God and lao hath made afather to Pharaoh aud
Lord his house, and ruler throughout all the land
Egypt"
Perhaps there ia perfect lesson in the history
Joseph than the feeling which he entertained for those
who had injured him. As they stood before him in
Egypt, his thoughts must have borne him back through
the hours OF suffering they had caused him 10 bear, To
the time when all his hours JOY. Those WHO had
wIOnged him absolutely IN his power. He had only
speak the word and they would have been punished
with death OF put 10 worse bondage than he had
suffered But what motive prompted Joseph in his ac-
tios toward his bretreni Was II not the working the
true prime pies OF wisdom, taught by love- such fulnls
the Will Of God and follows the Will Of Christ by the
forgiveness OF those whose injurious acts have wrought
sucrngi His conduct OF love and compassion.
He conferred benefits upon them lie not only paldOned
tem but received flcm back Into his affections. In
for their persecution lie embraced them In the arms
Of JOY, and commended them 10 God He presented His
br tTen the world, not criminals hut brothers
beloved, paraklng Of the benefits himself In
the life OF Joseph indeed IL Christ foreshadowod The
words of Joseph la his brethren To inquiry
OF very deep interest 10 U.S. IL Is very easy 10 tho
providence Of God In the OF Joseph have any
difficulty in drawing the lesson or Gods waehfuncss to
Protection Though God hide Himself from His people
for time aud suffer them To be harshly treated, and
pressed by " rants yet at the last lie will deliver them
Among all Josephs brethren there not one Who had
naDliness enough TO expose tho crime which was cop-
templatcd against him who walked close to God.
KNOWN unto God ard all His works troln tho beginning
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RELATIONSHIP OF CHRISTIANS.
me Rer. d. H. EergusOn at tie Eighteenth stree M'mO"
FniAcoD0L Church.

The Rec. Il. H. EeryuSOn al ne EiBh~e"1' ""ee' N-'
EpbcopdL church.
The nulnit of the Eighteenth Street Meth
olist Episcopal Church. Eighthave, was occupied
Yesterday forenoon by the Rev. A H. Ferguson pastor
of The Central Methodist Episcopal Church OF ionkeS'
He took his text from Psalms cxxii =; for my Oeth
rem and companions sakes, will now say feace NC
within thee"
We meyer know e,d the speaker tho strength OF SYM
ratbv and love until they have been thoroughly tired
The Jews did not know the merces OF God unill III h'r
captiyty Then, their adversely, they looked DaoA
with longing to Jerusalem and the cities Oh Judea' 0'o
had destroyed Them and in looking at ther Su ror
lion they cOud understand the meaning Oh le IVA
Peace he with you DAVID spONc Vr NE s ~; %
companions. There is sronS Don OF ulio III r' In
strange place, where every person Is unhnown tvro %
na h,i' we know How tie Jews lopged TO behold the
places from which they were cAitu, ana , iom
] HSybTIou ard saW the places be built up
David also spoke for his brethren implying closer pou
tincns Of one nitlon they descendants OF jacob
brethren OF church Of tho patiiarcns pcclr en-,
nlirs 10 the national ties Christ EXTENDED tie dppnct
lion OF the word speang to MS i1o WE, no 81
God, common laborcrs IN the vineyard oi NhIls' are
Ths relationship is that will be continued and in
tensifed in the world to come Habits ~ me hsc 10
toms still prevail there. Tire salutaon Psiee D9 TO
tbce peace be to thy house, and peace DC 10 an s t t
country. IL has peculiar fitness on account OIL te ts
noradc habits II uncertain when wandering ti1De
might attack and destroy them In tha sIe OF iseuu
,S wben men said Peace he to thee" II had mean
ng Christ tine express ion giving 1t special sgn
canoe. Having conquered death ana a.ccned oi 1e
grave lie stood in the midst Of Ill, Disciples
and said, " Peace be unto YOU We haSe
better idea of tho meaning -. OF w,d IlGI 1e
words Than those before the days of Ponccos Wneh be
say, t TO u.s. because we nave bowed ut me 1907 on
tue Cross. Peter knew something OF this y! ACC ~he Ie
was in prison asleep and calm, in chains while tnt Wloie
Church was praying Tor him. There Is deh 10 sO'g
Of PLs words The peace OF GOD W ng1 PIa'sr a."
understanding, keep yOur hearts and minds, " Inc eIct
peace OF those that keep Thy Jaw Wnen companion III
ior ami tTias bre in relationship ana affection,
say Peace be within thec the words become source
At M close Of the sermon, Mr.. Ferguson presented the
urcnt net lis of ms chlrcl. and collection was taken up
10 assist in paying its dcDt
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THE INJUNCTION TO PROVE ALL THINGS.

(CVngJegditoadD
The pulpit of the Rev. DIR. II. S. Storrs, pas
tor of the Church Of tho Pilgrims, at Remsen and Henry
sts., Brooklyn occupied yesterday morning by the
Dr. Alexander Reed, pastor OF the South Presby te
rian Church Dr. Reed chose his text from Tbessaloni-
ans We II: "Prove all things, hold last that which Is
good"
The sound OF this injunction. Dr. Reed said no
wise will question. There IA not ae in all the
history Of the world In which there has been grt
compliance with this injunction the In which
live. In all the sciences and in every art In every de
partment Of knowledge, eagerly and intensely
viong with each other Ia endeavors 10 discover that
which Is new "to prove" al things In every direction
and ito hold fast" that which they believe Pre-
emlnently Is this true OF country, where, as 1t has
been lately statd change u be the normal eond
t0n Aud Ia all thus religion has hot escaped but ulcn
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DUTY OF SETTING A GOOD EXAMPLE.

DOA VI OIL iiNN NOoD LAAMII-II'
The Rec EpaTdF Aoidete at ST. Peters Church Lateraa
The Rev. Edward L. Moldehnke preached
yesterday at st. Peters Church utheran at Lexington
and Forty-sixtl-st. The serman delivered IN
German. His text was taken from Romans viii, lG !:
"The spirit itself bcarcth witness with spirit that
are the children OF God"
IL will DO from this text no said that have TO
learn from each other well "a from God; but We
lind II much easier TO learn the things which are
evil than those which good Christ Aim-
self tells vs. 10 perform tho things which are
good aud said, Let your light 50 shine before
mon that they may SEQ your good works, and
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-15
Newark Land Company,

San Francisco Bay Alameda Co, California.
Title Perfect Incorporated
TUHHE NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now
IL assuming shape; the Guarantee Fund
paid in. This Company will be prepared in
March to take 5000 people by steamboat and
railroad to their town and lands in one ex-
cursion. which will be advertised. By refer
ence to the Coast Survey Chart il Will be
seen that at Potrero Point, in front of New
ark. the deep water comes all the way through
the channel from the Pacific with the
C. r. X. Il. running in q direct line through
Livernore Pass. making this the connecting
point between ali parts of the United States,
and b, deep water to all parts Of the globe,
and III. greatest manufacturing point on the
Bay of San Francisco-pienty of water, good
climate. excellent soil, and easy communica-
ton. This land will be sold at auction in
April, in acres and lots. This Company will
commence active operation in building, etc,
soon. For all information, circulars, maps
and subscription, apply at the Office Of the
Company, 4l5h California Street, basement.
opposite Oak of California, San Francisco.
CHAS. Il. PETERS, Manager.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-15
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 277.
u, S. SURVEY. NO, 1O3

1T S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u Nevada May 27, 1S75.-Notice is here
by given that the Vivian Mining Company
a corporation existing under and by vir-
tue of the laws of the State of Califor-
MA and whose principal place of business is
at San Francisco, California, has this day, by
H. NJ. Yerington, its duly authorized agens.
and n stakeholder therein, whose Post once
address is at Carson City, Nevada, made ap-
plication for u. S. Patent to sixteen hundred
$500 linear feet of certain vein or lode of
quartz or other rock in place bearing gold.
silver and other precious metals, and known
the MIDAS LODE and VIVIAN MINING
cos claim, situate in the DEVILS Gate and
Chinatown Mining Districts, Storey county.
Nevada the same extending 1900 feet in north
or northeasterly direction from Post No.
1.-THE point of location). along the line of said
lode, and embracing the same, with all its
dips, spurs, angles and variations, together
with surface ground 200 feet in width, and
described on the Plat and Field-notes on file
in my office, follows, TO wit Beginning
at the South Centre Post No. 1, located on
southerly stope, about Il mile north of Sill
yer City, and whence bears the Globe Console
dated Hosting Works, N. II deg. W.; the
smoke stack of the Trench mill S. 3 deg. W..
the Smoke Stack of the Kossuth Hosting
Works s. So deg E.; and the d section cor
ner on the West line of Section ., T. 16 N, r,
81 E., NJ. d. NJ; S. deg. W, 1922 feet, and
running from said Post No, l, LIST course N.
70 deg. W, 100 feet to Post No. 2 thence I'd
course, n. 20 deg. E., 5S7 feet to Post No. 3.
thence Sd course, N. 80 deg, n min. E., 1000
feet to Post No. 6; thence 4th course, S. 10
deg. E, 200 feet to Post No. !: thence 5th
course, S. 81 deg, 27 min W. 1000 feet to Post
No.4: thence 9th course. S 20 deg. VS. fees
to Post Mol thence It'll course, n. 20 deg
W, 100 feet to Post Mol, the point Of begin
ming, containing l6-1O0 acres. Bearings cN-
pressed from true meridian magnetic ysria-
ton, 16% deg. East.
This Claim is bounded by no known claim
ants. The locations of the claim are OF rec
ord. and may be found i'll Book - G." page '}j'
of Miscellaneous Records Of Lyon County
and kept at the Office OF the County Recorder.
at Dayton, Lyon county, Nsvads, and III Book
"A" of Locations. page 449, Storey County
Records. kept at Virginia, in the office of the
County Recorder Of Storey county. Nevada.
ADOIpHUS WAITL, Register,