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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
LEGAL RraXlSiah.


Teaches are drug.
Heavy rains all around.
The creeks are raising.
Potatoes we're never better.
Sun rises tomorrow at SIS.
How about the potato bugs?
sun sets this evening at e61.
Moon rises this evening at 8 81.
The last day OF Brandywne camp.
Clam soup and devlled crabs at Fulmer's
The datntlest slippers at Donahoes,
And lots OF misses boots and shoes.
The weeping willow was largely patronized.
Berch Lawn beat Hockesssin at oroquet on Tues
day.
Dubell's hats are all the go with camp ting
folks.
1t ia wonderful how webb's hats turns OF the RAN
showers.
. he fall fashions can be seen at Gouert's, the 4th
street tailor.
The Brandywine base ball club is composed Of
ge temen.
Doctors say that unripe fruit and wet weather
must produce sickness.
Those who putting up fruit should attend de-
Normandies sale on Sa urday.
Get your beds renovated by scalding steam prD-
cess, at l.. +. Adar's 4th and King streets.
The dogs held concert last ngNt at seventh and
Monroe. The mosquitoes hold one ever night.
BIZ heads posters and cards printed cheaply and
with promptness, at the COMMERCIAL job printing
rooms.
Tatnalls sprinkler Is not accountable for all the
weather.
The popularity Of the Enterprise Manufacturing
Company is daily on the increase, AMI whyy Be-
cause they make go furniture and sell cheap.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
LOCAL INTELLlGENCE.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For He1 Yo-k.-lsl, A. NJ; la.i7, ls.4s, Ssa, p. NJ
For Phiiadephia-lsl,7 90, $40, $40, s.47, 1850,
A. M.1217, 1912, AGO. 4.1b, o42 20, $50 ?. NJ sun
days. S.lo. A NJ. ; AS, $50, $50, Y. M.
For Baltimore and Washington, -1269, q.0S, 1907,
a. M 1896, LIS, o2o, 7.10, P. M. sundays, 12oa,
3.03 A. M.
For Nes castls.-50n $50, 9.2o, A. NJ 1ac, $40, r.
n. No sunday trains.
For DeLat0are e. R.-500. as A. NJ. $40. M. the
$40 = M. train runs only as far as Harrngton) NO
sunday trains.
Por Wilmington d Western R. R.-10.30 A. M; $50
p. M. SUNDAYS 2.00 T. N.
For Wilmington and Reading 4. R.--t.25 and S.45
A. NJ; 4.3b, T. NJ. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From NeU Yort.-lea, A. M; 1894, lib, 100, p.
NJ. sundays. l.h5, A. NJ.
l2lo, iqo4, LIS, il Bis, $50 100, ssc 100 p NJ.
Sundays, IA 40, i5s, lo.o5, A. Ill 7s 1i.0o p. NJ.
i~ons Bai,imo+e.-l.zl, ~. A. M; 1901, 1910
o.s2, 92', P. N. sundays, la, A. NJ. 92) p. NJ.
From Eashington.- In, A. NJ. 1901, 12.d0, 5.32
9.2O, p. M. Sunday 1.al, A. M; 92o, p. NJ.
From For. DcpOsit-s.0o A. Al. No sunday train.
Fro1n Wilmington d. Fsstern Il. R.--i.no, A. IA. /;
9.15 P. M. Sundays 5.3U, 7. M.
From Wilmington d RsddtIlg X. T.. - lO.l9, A. M. ,
% and $40 2. NJ. NO sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvs PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad and Prime Streetss 20. 80, 10. 80, A.
NJ. l2.l6, 800, 400, b.l6, 90 40 $40, 1lS0 P. NJ
Sundays, s 30, 4. ": 90, $50, ll.30. p. M.
From Wet Philadelphia Depot -l2.40. A. NJ; 1910,
1915, 500. P. NJ. sundays. 1910, A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
PITNER'S CHICKEN POWDERS.

FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
4 reinteres'ed in the success 'ull raising of Poul-
try, Will not forge the fact thai PITNERS CHICK
EN PO DER Is compete and INN edlate CURE
FOR ClltCkSN CHOLERA, AID administered 10
con' nce that it performs all that is claimed for It,
Caleb p. CooDer, residing near New Garden, Ches-
ter couc J, Penna., says OF 1t sc 1t Is the on'y
prepaia ion ! have tried which will do what It
claims to he able TO- do and have tried every known
preparation beside 1t without success Wm. Short
ldge llefo 'te. Pa says IL, our Chicken Pc y der
did well. The Chickens recovered at o ce We
have one chicken sick to-di the first for three
months. send me more. 1t is prepared only by
JOHN j. GALLAGHER, WILMINGTON, DsLA,
WARE. Price % Cents per Package. Ask your
dealer for it. SAMPLE PACKAGE SENT TO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

~ Nerpots Debsltty.--A depressed, irritable state
Of mind a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak MEM
ory. The consequence of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
In Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. %. 1t
tones up the SYSTEM dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and rejuvenates the entire system 1t
Ia perfectly harmless and alwais efficient. Price
g. for package of five boxes and large 50 vial of
powder, which is important In Old, serious cases :
or 81 per single box. sold by ail druggists sent
by mail on receipt of price, Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. b62 Broad
way, N. Z. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

~D During the fever season OF last month, the
stock Of Ayers que Cure in the Old Norih State
became exhausted, and before a suopy could he
received from Lowell, the suffering from chlls and
fever became fearful A few parties were so for
tunate TO have 1t on hand and in Iredell county,
the druggists eked out their slender stocks by SELL
Ing d0ses-a spoonful each--for dollar. MANY paid
ten dollars for bottle, when the regular price is
but one, and thought themselves favored at that,
valuable the curative properties of this prepar
alton, which not only expes the poison from the
system, but leaves the patient With unmpaired
health and vigor,-Raleigh ". Cl Standard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
2ruposaIs.
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DROPOSALS

l.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this otilce
until p IN. THURSDAY, AUGUST, 18TH 1875, for
the Following materials, To wit
LIST. For furnishing about Ten Thousand (0,OO \
Cubic yards OF first qnaty clay for puddle lining
Coo spring Reservoir. Specimens of Kind and
quality, OF Clay required, VIII be at the office
at sail Reservoir ihe clay must be lerfectly clean
and clear of Hl vegetable matter, and must he fully
approved by the consulting Engineer,
Bidders Will please state the price per cubic yard
IN the bank or delivered at snch pO on said hes
ervcr as may he designated by The Chief Eppineer
NO bids VIII be received from parties who are nm
abe to furnish clay that does not meet the approval
OF saii consulting Engineer ali clay furnished
must be subject to repeated tests as delly red
and II foInd unsuitable Will he rejected
81. For furnishing su h al amount of gooi W yod
burnt lime viii he necessary complete the stone
work at sad Cool Spring Reservoir. Bidders will
please sta G price delivered on the ground
Sd. FH furnishing such quantity OF good sharp
river sand as may be required to complete sa stone
work. B;ders will please stale prico per load de-
livered on the ground
4th. For furnishing - birrels of c'ment OF
prime quality, subject to the approval Of the Chief
nsineer. Each barrel will De SUBJECT 10 inspre-
tlon, and If not satisfactory will be rejected Bid
ders VIII please state price per barrel delivered at
Cool Spring Reservoir.
The right 70 reject any or all bills Is reserved.
JOSEPH HYDE,
augl64t Chief Engineer Water Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
2nIitifal 1lotifes.

NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE RE-
~ PUBLCAN4 of the First Ward will be held In
the second at ry of No. 'Ob est second Street, on
Friday evening at so'clork, for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for Council, Inspector and asss
tant Inspector. ty order OF tile
augi9-2t WARp rXFCUTI K CDMMITTRF.
IN PUBLICANs of the sth Ward are requested to
meet at Republican Head Quarfers 6'h t, nSar
Market, (aver CITY Trt aarer's cifcp,) Thursday
evening, August 10th, at I.3 O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF fixing un the Ward ticket. Let every he.
publican be present
BY order OF the Ward Executive Committee,
augls,2t PETER b. AYAhS, V. =.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

E-Be Wise To-day -'Tis madness to neglect 9
cough however ieht. Consumption NAV follow
and though DR.. Wistdr's Bdlsdn Of Wild Cherry has
frequently cured this much dreaded disease, 1t al.
most invariably cures the primary disease OF the
throat, lungs and chest 90 cents and 81 bottle
large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

G l N g l. E PERSONS INCLINED To
NJ WARDS matrmony can get wedding cards, al
most as neat az engraving, printed at the COAHER-
CIAL office, at one-fourth the cost. We have beau
uful type suitable for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
CITY ITEM 8.

GH- A 10 Cts,t Segar for Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar Concha sz-, 8 cts., large ones for quar-
tsr; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselmans eht and
ARK navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

ENINE FARINA COLOGNE WATER,
u Imported Farna Cologne, Lavender Flower
Water, Violet Toilet Water, Florida Water, BAY
KUN, RoSAiora Mntihora and other Toilet Waters
hoice Extracts for the handkerchief, Perfume
Spray Atomlzers, &C., for sale by
z. BhlNGHURST d co, Apothecariea.
Cor. sixth A. Narket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
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The Temperature, so-dAys
The Peach TRACE.

As RKdIsTEnxp AT TIE COMMERCIAL orrIox
It a. NJ, IS Atl P. NJ, I,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
.sKeading without Tenrs.,'

II you would relieve your eyes OF hurtfui strain
II YOU would prevent loss of sight, or soothe the
light To your to render read ng physica 8s
well rs mental pleasure. use the "Diamond Speci g.
cles," having small diamond stamped en- every
pair.
For sale In Wilmington by b. s. CLARK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

- 4 A SO N A Bi. e. - DURING THIS
with the value OF Good Toilet Powder in preventing
ana removing excoriatiUus, chaiings, irritabIlity
ana mUsiness of the skin. A larg. assortment Of
the nnest French, English and american Toilet
Powder, Powder Pulfs and Pun Boxes, for sale by
It. BkINGHURST d 20,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
The ClAyIOah flOuse.

o Goldsmith, NY Wells, Savannah. Ga
Mrs Fraile 4 nephew, Pa Emque engoechea. 5 A
w II Smi h, hi.a va Melt, Long Island
n stevens, Camden Mrs W Nett,
L no Epson, Pha stevens. Stevensvilo
] SNOW a lady, I" s Otis, Livingston, Ny
K tmory N. d., Nd Levi Prize Jr, Penpa
q d tone, cleveland, o Jas PIyer, NY
Z s Wal man, Phias Capt 7 Smith, ireland
a Davis Port Deposit Harry Bond, Phila
Smith, N State
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
Dipidfnd Notiffs.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
T1IvIDEND

hIV1DEND.
~ UFfICE OF THR WILMINGTON COAL GAS COT
WIIMINaTOs, August I'd. 'sTaj
The Directors of the " ilmlngton Coal Gas Com
pany have this dav declared dividend of Three
Dollars per share, for the past six months, PAYABLE
on demand. II. j. LAWSON Treasurer.
aug2-2w s0a Shipley street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
gnsf and ;9unud.
Wauted.
8gardinA.

NG.-PLFASANT ROO o M s
- with board also table bonrlera wanted Ap-
ply at auga- IN. 6i3 KING STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
- ladies, pleasant rooms. Also, table boarders
can be accommodated. at
apr2-tf NO. 70a MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

PERSONAL Dor5-Among those who returned,
yesterday from Ocean City were e. Richardson,
sey.
Hon. Thos. +. Bayard and family and l.. A.
Nanlrump arrived. yesterday from Cape May.
Robert Il. Rlbinson and X Emmett Robinson
LEFT at noon to-day for Saratoga
Rev Isaac n. Haldeman, who has been absent
from the city for couple OF weeks by sickness,
will fill his pulpit, delaware Avenue church. !
on Sunday next, both morning and evening.
Charles Is. Lore ESD, is recovering from his
late indisposition at his farm in Somerset coun-
ty, Md aLa will return on SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
THE BIBLE DENOUNCED.

The little town Of Union HiI N J., IS agtated over
discussion which took place at the meeting ofthe Board
Education Friday night in reference to the read
ing OF the Bible in the common schools OF that towns
ship Mr. Fritz A. Meyer, the President Of the Munich
pal Council who is a member Of the Board Of Educa-
ton rose from his seat and offered the following pre-
amble and resolution
Whereas the constitution Of the United States doea
not recognize any particular form OF religious worship,
granting each citizen the right 10 follow his own opin-
ions as far religion is concerned; and
Whereas the teachings Of the Bible are, wholly or in
part rejected by great many OF our citizens; and
Whereas much valuable time is wasted by reading
portions Of tho Bible during school hours; therefore,
be il
Resolved, That the customary reading OF the Bibo
at the beginning of the school be and the same s
hereby abolished.
Several members were exctedly opposed to the reso-
utions Mr.. Meyer urged that the conscicnces OF
the Hebrews the Catholics and the nonreligonistg
should not be usuted by further Of book against
which they entertain strong convictions He charged
that there lewd passages in the Bible aud that
the Koran, the Tamud and other books were supe-
rior 10 it. The discussion postponed until tha
nex meeting.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
YOUNG MEMS R. G. ASSOCIATE ON.

The National Union OF Young Mems Catholic Assocla<
tions OF which Vicar General Doane Newark is Presa
dent and Mr.. NJ. j. Drummond ofNew York, Secretary
has issued circular 10 the several associations and to
rary societies Of the United States urging them pua
themselves aliation with the National Union hal
theobects OF the Union declared its constitution
may be attained-namely the Advancement intellectu
ally and morally Of the Catholic young Of Aners
Citations already existing and by founding societies.
year and already twenty two societies and assocatuna
have affiliated with IL They represent New York,
Brooklyn Philadelphia, Patterson, n. j. Newark, N
j. Rochester, Troy, Buffalo, N. Y. New Brunswick
and Trenton N j.. and other places. fhe circular
calls attention the wonderful growth Of the CATHOLIC
Church in this country which has been due, say tho
officers Of the union, in great measure 70
the large emigration from the Old World In the nature
OF things this emigration must soon assume smaller pro-
portions Tho continued advancement Of the Church.
then must depend upon her children here Placed as
they are under free institutions, unhampered TO greah
extent by whms and ancies OF despouc statesmen
the future OF the Church IN this land they say s tu on
hope and promise But how can that future be theirs
save through intelligent and organized efort2 There
are many preudices be removed from the minds Oh
those who Of their faith and many errors to ba
disspated Every new society on Catholic basis
is step in doing this, as attention to the
precepts OF their religion Will make them good
citizens Of the State well as good Christians. The
appeal Is then TO the young push forward tho
grand work of union; and to Catholic young men there
be appeal strong that which has the prog
ress OF the Church at heart Natona Convention
will be held In Philadelphia July l. 1876, and II ~
hoped that this Convention will be memorable in the
annals of tho National Union and that while they cele-
brae tho Centennial OF the Declaration of Independence
they will also make marked progress In the work oA
Catholic unity, Their aid and operation is asked in
spreading the union that IL may be worthy of the
Catholic young men OF America IL is their union, and
on
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY I8 1875-TRIPLE

my knees unto the Father Of Lord Jesus Christi
This no idle wish II is the expression Of the most
solemn prayer that be uttered-tho most earnest
desire the soul can entertain when bowed down be-
meath overwhelming weight Of feeling The source
from which the blessings prayed for are 70 come ~
God-God the peculiar character OF the talher OF our
Lord Jesus Christ
Tho idea implies that we are to come to God as
children, In the attitude and with the Ieeiihgs OF
children. Every day He is pouring down blessings on
His people
! Gods power 70 confer blessings is expressed
IN the twentieth veree-"Hm that is able 10
do exceeding abundantly above all that We
ask or thinkn Paul expresses thoughts be-
yohd tho reach Of Imagination; he oyersteps
lne bounds laid down by the teachers OF rhetoric be
cause no has to say than entered into the mind
q man TO conceive The blessing prayed for expressed
IN the sixteenth yerse:-'sro be strengthened with
might by his spirit In the inner man. The measure
OF TINS blessing Is given in the words, "According
the riches Of his glory tho Hebrew expression for
Ho is storehouse never to be exhausted
He refuses none And If there is anything wo want II
is TO be strengthened In the inner man. This gin to
the inner man, meaning the true SELL is not simply for
the outer hfei 1t IS not gf as the world gives but
one from the !nnermost soul la tho seven
teenth the blessing that comes from
Christ is particularly spoken of:-'That
Christ may dwell in your hearts by filth" Christ
is the Head Of the Church. and the prayer implies not
only that Christ may rulo such, but that He may
also reign in His peoples hearts; may come TO dwell In
their hearts as home; be the mover OF all their emo
tions, the spring of all their desires
The words, THAT ye might be filled with all the fn
ness OF God" transcend our comprehensons. We
only know that the promise Is that largest capac
ties will he filed to completion. Even we're our de-
sres 10 grow TO that yearnng that the soul
they will be more than satisfied.
In conclusion DR.. Riley called his people to witness
that he had always spoken to them of these things in
days gone by that he had known no knowledge among
them but that of Christ; that they might believe the
words he knew TO be true that he knew to be enough
and than enough to l every desire of tho heart
that he had proclaimed again and again in their pres
that Jesus the Saviourhat salvation through
Him only hope
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS.

SERMON DY DIR. DEEMS on THE EXAMPLE OF JOB.
Tic Church Or the Strangers filled 70 ropletion
yesterday morning the occasion of the return or the
popular pastor, pr Deems, from Nashville. Tenn,
where be has been for time past IN the interest Of
tho vanderbt University The Doctor preached
highly interesting and instructive from the text
found in the ftconth chapter and eleventh verso Of
Job:--"Are tho consoations of God small with thee2
Is there any secret thing with thee9n
After describing the great excellence OF Jobs charac
ter the pastor described bis great suncrngs Tho
hardest % bear tho suspicion of bis friends This
question addressed hIm BY Ehphaz the Tcmanitc, was
more painful than all his boils and boroavemonts A
friend can hurt much than an enemy Ell
phaz 0 friend and q great man. Ho had taken
seven days ana seven nights of silent observation or
JOB in the midst of Ills suffering. He had heard
Jon's GREAT oUrcRY on AGONY
He had reasoned with him and heard bis reply, and
the responses or Bldad tho shuhite and Zophar the
Eaanathitc These we're al great men when Job
sat down On the dungh!l and scraped himself with
potshcrd snd these three comiortcrs miserable com.
fortors though they wore sat around him with their
rent garments and dust sprnkled hair the four greatest
pge~ aaaDhLazsnAeFs who were On earlA A. ILL tuOs
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

THE RELIGION PAUL PREACHED 10 THE ATHE-
NuANs-sERMoN BY 1Ev. Mr.. HEPwoRTH.
Yesterday morning tho Church Df the Disciples was
filed by its usual large congregation hr. Hepworth
preached very eloquent discourse taking for bis
the seventeenth chapter Of Acts twentythird
For, | passed by, and beheld your devotons, |
found an altar with this inscription,
TO rHB UNKNOWN GOD,
whom, therefore, yc ignorantly worship him declare
you. This chapter from which my text is taken Is
remarkable because contains the account Of the frs
contact % Christianity with the speculative thought of
the age i Lad itself before with the preju-
dices ana supersttions or the people; 1t was
swords With the sharp blades OF Athenian
rhetoric subtety and logic ST Paus journey to Athens
was fun q incident caused BY the spirit which Christ
stirred within him, ana when he contemplated the
intelligent metropolis y The world be saw all about him
abe evidences Of culture and refinement
~ Paul was paln simple hearted earnest scholar;
the only ot the twelve aad noyed the advan-
tages Of liberal educatlon tho only ono Who accord.
ing 70 human judgment was lifted 10 cope with
those cunning philosophers who cared less for truth
than for victory He went at nrst - the synagogue AZ
was his custom Then, IN his quiet unobtrusiye way
he talked about Jesus Of Nazareth. Then Ia he midst
OF the CITY, AZ the foot Of the amphthcare of hills ne
market pace--where strangers from III around were
wont 20 gathor-he held bis little meeting TIL at last
his simple story attracted tho III the arsto
cratic, who were al first inclined " laugh him as
baDbler or mock and ridicuie him as enthusiast
IDEA,
OF unbalanced mind. But al last their attention
engaged that they requeEted him to give them
opportunity for calm hearing. They requested
HIM 70 meet them at given time on the HILL where
scholars won't 70 gather ana 10 argue that they
might listen 70 him patiently and ind out, u they
could, what this strange story that seemed % tas-
cinate the common people 70 such an extent Paul.
unappaled relying entirely on the grace Of God for
what be shah say, stands before them and delivers this
speech Let as look AZ n for moment.-'An altar
70 the unknown God ~ / think | sec behind
thar statement very important symptom Of
national change The Athcnans had appealed to their
sNA EV+ sAu ~ sAls'ssa ~ IalA- - LA~ ~ W
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
PUBLIC SCHOOL SCANDALS.
ARnA1GNSfENr OF A MEMBER OF THE JERsEH
.,vr,, poApD or EDrCATION

ARRAIGNDfENT OF MEMBER OF THE JEBsEH
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Terence j. Mcdonald, member OF the Board Of Edu-
cation OF Jersey City, who was indicted for maeasanco
in Office, was arragned on Saturday in the Court Of
Quarter Sessions at Jersey City. He pleaded NOS
Guilty and was admitted TO bail In the sum Of 81 500
r. McDonald complains that he has been made q
scapegoat In tho matter the other members OF tho
committeo were equally culpabe, yet he the only
member at the B oard who was indicted
Mr. Hollns, who preferred the charges against the
Roard OF Education has been called upon 10 accept q
nomination for the Legislature but he refuses to accept
any public Office whatever. He says he 50 thor
ouahiy disguised with public Office after his brief expe
rience that consideration would again induce him to
enter public life. Meanwhile the invest cation pro-
crosses slowly and only have Mr. Hollns' charges
been proved by overwhelming testimony but revcla-
tons OF other frauds have gradually to light In
the awarding Of contracts and the appont Of
teachers tho conduct OF the Board has been rcp-
rehcnsbe and but for Mr. Rollins The facts might neyea
have come " lighk
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Tho first Of series OF union prayer meetings will
occur this evening, DR.. James NJ Ludlows church,
at the corner Of Fifth and Fory-eignth street.
The Rev Dr. John Hall viii conduct the services, and
in opening them will deliver brief address nstructns
his hearers upon the and proper object OF prayer
Afterward short prayers will be said by other clergy
men and by members of the congregation, and tho
singing OF appropriate hymns will be INDUCED in SIM
iar meetings will be held every evening, except Wed-
nesdav until further notice
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
TALMAGE'S LAY COLLEGE.

Tho collegiate institution which is connected with tho
Brooklyn Tabernacle Of which the Rev. 7. De WITH
Talmage IS the pastor will bo opened for the az
halEpas o'clock onight The faculty Of the in
stituLion consists Of Mr.. Tamage Professor Chapman
and Drs. Lord, Twing and True Tuition In II IS ffed
and undenominati0na and from 1t 500 persons have
already graduated Tho Rev. DR.. Duryea will deliver
the special address at the opening, and there VIII %
otlar Interesting oXerclges.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
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A MORAL MASS MEETING.

mass meeting Of the members Of the cast side
churches and temperance societies is to be held to-
morrow night in the Church Of the Sea and Land, al
the corner Of Henry and Market streets Tho Rey-
r. I. Cuyler will deliver address, and other reverend
gentlemen will speak briefly. Tnere wiz also DC soma
mate