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JOrTIN0s AB0Ur rOWN.

"T. K."-The nsi ectors ruling WIS correct.
a. P"-rhe inspectors should have regis
tered your nam
"L. J. H."-1he Tammany Ring wss over
thrown ~ the erection N 1874,
over 1900 mon, women. and chi'drcn were In
no.th's Nl,, !ri evening lArs 'ns over the capen
Of luupty bumpiy
Inc Mayor appointed MIR, Morris wilkens
school Commissioner Yesterday, IN place OF MI. VIII
liam iiririas, rcs-ncd.
a noon PRAYER meeting was held in Lyls,s
wiz la mage prc,idng. rnr attendance was large.
Surrogate IlutchngS has directed the United
- ties trust ,"mntb u, y over 70 me AtnlntJ,
Watson.
The Young Mems Association Of tn, oongre-
CATION AhA"alh Chesei VII op,u ittr 'urs ui lco-
lures At Lexington avenue and fiily MIA -trce thA
cyenlnS
Mir. John Hewitt Of First avenue inquiries
whether Guy. ltlitn lsrstcd uy thr s- prul lssi
as one amons IN" leading AN5 Vt tue ate We an-
sNer that hci..
George Nolan aged 10. Of 4i7 seventh avenue.
last dresser ia ny dor r users dArh l4cAct toig
nat lie mas no, Orea seen by relatives since.
Mr. John ID. Henderson, late Inspector ot
Elections, say that hr dismissed Tor permitting
his regis ration book o. ect out OF hls custody WHICH
hr dld hreug Ignorance oi the law, aud that be did
not pawn II Tor drlnAs.
The body Of a woman was found in the Mar
5o%s Se,iereay, she VA, anout go Year. ot afr ana
marked ." +. NJ. No, s."
An unknown man was found at Avenue d and
bloody razor IN MS hsnd lie was taken g a ponce
station, but was too WeAk to gNe account Of HIM
self. He MAS sent to Bellevue Hospital
Yesterday was the tenth anniversary Of the
yeddlng Of Mr aud MI A. r norman; Of 2SS West t
mould 10 an elegant set Of silver poured in during
the day. and at nlEhttsll me gyer, Assmoed In M.
Ing. which included handsome collation.. lasted uuti
late this morning
Boys Of @4 W0Id No. 3 IOw rsadT.-Ad.
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THE HELPING HAND.
The Light that l. shining In the Moral Dark
meas OF the Fourth Ward.


ncH- OF the Fourth ward.
The third anniversary Of the Helping
II nd AZ so Water stree; was observed on Tues
d y. Both the helpers and the helped partici-
paied with jealous PRAYERS, whole souled sing
inc. and simple, snpromptu speeches. "Don't
look liho respectable citizenf" asked Jerry Nc
Auley. "Look at me; am not we'll dressedT'
His shirt bosom was white US snow hls black
crayat fitted over 1t perfectly, ana his coat was
expressive Of comfor; aud cleanliness. /" When
was a hummer ~ one r1mshop and anotner
was without decent coat. and the sleeves Of
nv red Il nrel shirt ha holes IN the eloows
And !" said another, Wa q drunkard, a
gambler, a blasphemer; | chewet and smoked
tobacco. six m0nt.s ago the Lord clesned mat
all out. Sometimes We are GffaId Of making =
uee1 to make noise when my wife wen for "A
Quart OF ! ger nd did not come back quick
enough for me; thought she b d stop ed to
talk with the nFighhors. h a not coat nor a
shoe now my rent Is pad, ind have got go
IN ths hank."
"Anu l." 5 I'd woman, used TO hold up the
hotil- aud say To my chld, You little diyil,
couldn't you ge' no more than that fpr i've
cents And IN NIX God that G n keep $l5 IN
my pocket now; couldn't keep i've GEMS In
my pocket then.
he rumshop that three years ago was con-
verted in o a chapel was Oiled to overaowing al
both meetings yesterd Y.
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AMUSEMENIS.
Beginning OF the French Comedy season nt
the Lycenm Theatre.

Several members of the lately arrived
company OF French comeuians appeared In
Sardou's comedy, mos Inum' s." last night at
the Lyceum Theatre. A large audience OF
superior quality was present. An adaptation
Of TINS piece into En-ilsh. with the title, " Bosom
Friends" has heretofore been played at one of
the list theatres m this city. In the man II
Yves excellently noted last evening. M d loert
In the part Of Tho osdn, NJ. Mezeres in thai Of
M1regdt, and Nine Lormiaui In that Of Ctcile,
more especially distinguished themscy
Any want OF UNI. v aud Cunpactness whicI IN "
have been noticed In the representation Is sum
ciently accounted for by the fact tnat the time
between the urriy.l Of the company and the
eve lng sci for tue beginning Of the season did
not permit nee eSs. ry TehedrsAls--a sum tcut ex-
cuse for a mucn more unsatisfactory perform
anCo. The auditory was attentive and appre.
ciative throughout, apulaudlng Judtciuusly nd
laughing at tie Iignt plhee.. The plty was well
mounted, and the promised series OF repTesen-
tioEs was AuspiciOu-ly begun. 1t VIII be 10
the loss ana uls honor ot our citizens, many Of
whom can understand and JUS ~ value ne best
dramatic school IA the world, II theFe perform
ancos do not receive all tue patronage which
they sh sl merit
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The Railroad Conductors Life Insurance As
soclaion " the United States and the Canadas met In
con,cntion IN the Grand Ccntra Hotel yesterday the
President John W. Seymour, Of the ILLINOIS Cen raj,
presiding. Alters prayer by the Rev. d. Henry Miller
Of Brooklyn, Mir. Marx NJ. Pomeroy delivered the an
nual ldress In the Intervals OF speech-making the
Convention tnte tanned nth vocal aud
tai music by quurette from tue sew YORK ulee Cuo'
report OF tue Grand secretary aud Treasurer Mr.,
j. r. Culbctsou shows that Ia the year ending Aug ~
1873, claims on account of twenty cas"s OF eat I
amounting 10 s266i3. we're paid The receipts reached
tl343jlO. The assOciau pail IN dement's, flSl 900
Last evening the delegates visited B0oth,s Thea re-
Tonight they Nlll go 10 Darlings Opera House. Ou
Friday they Will make An excursion to MauCh Chunk
returning TO TINS city on Saturday,
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HUNrER'S FATAL SHOT.
A Boys Lust Ieechnuiting In the swamp OF
the shades Of Death.

HANEroS, Pa, Oct. n. james Phillips. OF
Tobahanna Township. on Monday wcnt out on The Po-
como mounta hunting deer. HIS dogs started buck
aud It in the direction Of che great swamp known
as the shade, OF Death. Philips followed After walk
nc me or 20 hc heard the hounds comug toaarl him
agnu, suon AfttrWard tnw soiutthing disturbing
cumu Of bushes about MY yard, away. Amer Waicn
Into tncin.
The movement Of the bushes ceased iefore he could
60 20 spot ho Duck came bOun Ing aiuns to s et,
snd DIS ppeared IN tno sNamu beiert ne codd e, lle
then NGkcd 10 the bushes md was horrhci 10 discover
the body ut litte Nuuut nine years ul lhr pVul
was riddel WIN buchshOt "a VAS blhE ~ pooi nl
OlOod. small buskc,, nall hlled win De.ch huH'
ttuup short distance rom wntie 'ht emu i). lhu
hoy was an orphan, aud lived with German lihly
LA.LlL D..LL.
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ACTIVITY IN CUBA.
Suspected Persons Arrested ut Midnistt and
Hurried 10 Prison-Tbc Govcrn'nenrs Lack
of Money -Martinez shot for Treasop.


Hurried TO Prison The tiovcrnments Lack
Of Money Marines shot for Treasop.
HAVANA. oct. %. 1875.-The police are
searching houses aud arrestnR persons pre-
sumed to he In connivanoe with Carloe Garcia's
band or with the insurgents. Forty or hfty per
sons OF all classes In Guanabaooa and Reela,
and az many more In San Felipe and Bejucai,
and several In Gulnes and other places, have
been seized In the middle OF the night, bound,
and marched on to prison, among them some
foreigners. This aot of the authorities Ia the
basis of numUeress canards.
The reinforcements from Soain are heinz sont
rapidly TO the front und distributed according to
the Generals plans, all but the cavalry regi
ment, which is deti tined for Lac OF horses. Only
one squadron has vet been furnished with this
element OF equipment, but II In said that n soc
ond is nearly supplied, and that great exertious
will be made until all are sent forward. he
dinoulty, however, In finding hor. .es. or rather
In getting money to pay for them, IL a thorn In
the side Of the Government.
Tue Aha OF Santa Clara reports thnt the work
OF building forts goes on actively In ih region,
also announcos tue shooting OF Don Rafael
Martinez for high treason, adding that he met
his fate with rare fortitude.
Last night Carlos Garcia and his band OF fifty
men were again at Curraf leo, IN the outskirts
of.GnanabacOa, and the usual oil I'm ensued, out
the pursuit was as Intellectual as on previous oc-
ohsions.
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emotion, but the right kind Of repentance is the
rpeut OF re son and conviction SupDuse, for
tnstincc, l want to go to Chic4 go, and am to
start from
the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
A man employed about the depot points out
train and tells me that that ~ the one tnat will
take me to Chicago. | believe him and 20 In
ind sit down, and a moment later Brother In
elis comes In anu greets me and asks me where
i am going, and wnen / saw tn CnicagO, he
cries outi Why, my friend, you are on he wrong
train. This tram goes to Boston, do not be-
heve him at first, hut 10 IL positive In hts decla-
ration am convincing IN bis proofs, and at
last have confidence In him and trust him. II
Is not matter Of feeling Tor may feel good
or "a had "a want to, but II l don't get under
conviction l 30 to Boston. When believe, am
unuer conviction. But that is not enough: must
repent, and repentance Is not shown until snatch
up my carpet bag and run for the rivht tain.
And II don't repent before the train starts |
am lost. II Is so with you now. You must re pent
Your train goes to BOstonl Right about Gel
and take hold of vour baggage and run with IL !
At the clos, OF the sermon Mr. Sankey sang
NINETY and Nine" with marked effect, and Ut
the close OF the services a large number OF
Christians remained in the Rink to pray. Hun
dreds Of young men attended the services In the
Reformed Church. and about ninety men aud
women went to the little chapel, where Mr.
Moody and his assistants labored with the
anxious,
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The Produco Gambler. sou.czcd

There was some excitement in the Produce
Exchange yesterday VI reported corners In
lard, pork and oAts. on Tuesday lard be delivered
10 OCTOBER opened a II 31dc and closed at 1IAso bid
Yesterday opencd at ll7sc and closed Al i57s Cash
lard declined from lac. 13p9Asc. new We tern
prime. The shorts on lara tor october delivery arg
thought TO n create 1000 trrces aud te dty ~
sCti mcnt Is close ~ hand the squeeze" Among lie
lchtei dealers In expected to be neAyv one. Pork
neld AZ SO barrel and offers Of s21 20
used lhcre we're no sales thrournout tue day deAcrs
preferrnz 10 wait tor chAngs Tor he better In OatA
the short interest s Detween 10000 40 600 bushels
No Chicago mixed, aid holders demanded "a ,ents
per busnel, while buyer declined to pay f0 pre-
ferrIDs rather 10 await supply from the West.
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sP4RKS FR0M TnE TELEGRiPH.

IIartfords TO- Chicagos @. In Hartford yester-
day.
plis lat night.
Tie insurrccton IN Khokand has been re-
ncwcd, aud the khin has Ned to khpdiend
It's denied that the Seryian Skuptschina has
voted n lAvOr VI gong 10 war with Turkey.
The President recommends that the annual
Thanksgiving no held On Thu sday the eth prox,
Delos De Wolf in "A letter 70 willard Johnson,
denies having used his Influence with Gov. IldeA To
permit bill to become law BY which johnson re-
cciycd 10000.
The New York PIesbytery OF the Reformed
PresDyterAn Church. In NewburRh, adopted resolutions
disapprOying the action OF the Legislature regarding
the Homan Catholic BstcThOod OF Gray Nuns, whlcn
AuthorLes them 10 grant diplomas TO graduates OF 10
Catholic semInarea, to serve as certncates oil
qualification for teaching in the public schools.
Boys Of w World, No. = now rssdy.-Adp.
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breaking liz an Opposition Meeting.

At an anti-RnG rally In the Second Assembly
District OF Kings county last evening, Joseph Reeves
referred 10 Boss MoLaushns confession that he had
80 men, cost Of 5000, to break up an oppos
uon rlecting lie wondered low long Il would o. be-
fore tac Boss won d march into the CITY Ha and
break up m eeung Of the Board Of Aldermrn II they
ala 10 what he Utnlrrd. Prof Homer Il. Sprasue,
Albert ID * ctt, william Richardson, +. A Schroeder.
al utI a. lupI4 a
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Whoever passes any Of these placards will see
men collected about thon, In many Instances
listening atteutively while one Of their number
reads
The Campora Association presented to Mr..
Morrisscv YESTERDAY handsomely enRrOssed res
olutiuns approving his nomination. This asso-
citation Is COMPOSED OF 1000 Itali me. Mr.. Nor
rissey also received an agreement" TO support
hin signed by 3DJ ship calkers and riggers.
In the evening Mr., MUrrissey addressed two
thousand Ant-Tammany Democrats at ROOse-
welt and Batavia streets. He was enthusiastic
cay received. Having tod the people why he
hai been expelled from lainmany III all, he said :
"This H. no HALFWAY dght. am against every
the bottom. | neitbor ask nor give anv quarter.
tApplause Tammany Hall has nothing that
want, and II | am elected they will get nothing
from me. IL you hSht with me, wish YOU to
work against tue TamaanN ticket. This FIGHT Is
yours, not mins. IOJ never bad better chance
10 win. And if you don't win now YOU will not
deserve to be successful IN the future. lCheers.l
Mr. Mofrissey also addressed two meetings IN
the FIith Ward.
workingmen IN the Seventh Ward have organ
lied CLUB to support the Hon John Morrissey
for the senate aud Juhn sullivan for the Assem-
blv. rhe club Is known as tue BRYAN Reilly
club No. .. T.. Mcdonald Is chairman, X
Maynes and NJ spencer secretaries
The Edylr H. Chadwick Association OF the
Seventh Ward will support tue Hon. John Nor
rsscV.
A club for the support Of Mr.. Morrissey for
the Senate HAckctt for Recorder, and Nicholas
Muller for the Assembly, was organized by the
G. trmans Of the First ard last evening. August
Muller was elected President, and LOui,
ScuueigOarut Secretary.
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Madame lIprtense GOmein, French lady OF
westbury. l.. l.. accompanied BY her two sisters one
whom niueieen years Of age, and her little Doy
drove carnage over the Long Island Railroad
crossing near westburY three years ago. The usua
sgnboard passors to "loJK out for the cars
wns not there and the engineer of an al preaching train
diG not tlow hls whistle oc ring hs ueli wtnn eighy
OF the road. Tue locomotive struck tho carriage
hiling the ynng ladies and the horse, ana 80 In
Juriug Madame Gumrin tnat Tor SIX months she was
bcrell OF On. tor she Vas unable TO qd
tne mouse. Compensation TO the amount OF tll,uOO
was demanded. aud after nearly rcVeu hours doucrl
tlOu, jiry In the Queens tnuuN oyer aud Ielminer
ytsttrlHJ gave her ANurIicl for H,5lO.
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NEW JERSEY.

One Davenport committed suicide near New
foupland n j.. On Tuesday BY cutting his throat "ilh
"A razor
The Newark Board of Education has adopted
a RUE maSus vaccination cOnd iJn for admission to
the public schools.
A man who registered at the Farmers Hotel,
MurristoWn, n. j., Ns W. w. Atwood. Boston" toes
an inc ticctlal dose Of poison yesterday.
In the meeting Of the Jersey CITY Board of Ed
ucaun evening, nlr ctpr fang orn as.cd ID &c
tor llonns Il he meant 10 ca Director Mcdonald dls-
honest man. 81 do peid Director HOlllns. on are
q liar," said Director hCDonald.
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Julia Motta, 10 years old. ran away from hor
HON IA East Aca York, on Monday last. because her
mother gay her aisked tAsK, am tuoN hcr co HI z
Ia bundle " va, i,uud Yesterday In Far RlckAway.
A new suit has been brought by Brooklyn
sasc Ia eau TO recover more OF the mi apnro
prated puoic mo.ey. The compelnts ys that Badesu,
prnGing the iltigauon, conveyed large smOunt OF
properly 60 his attorney, Abel Crook, VINO thea con
yea II to Mrs. Badeau The properly cpnsl Is Ot .
parcel Of land Of Mas IA and AuAls streets nOuse and
lot IN Batc 'c Otncr IN warren NJ Get anothtt
IN LiYinEstnn hree and srp VI AnI IN laIsoY sreet
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LAWRENCE Mass, Oct. H.-rhere Is excite
ment IN military circles over TIE refusal Of Col Bese
to allow the Laurence conpanes to parade and act
an escort to Gov. Castor at the Democratic meeting
tO-mOrrOv ngut.
that city Monday evening. aud the State LAYS pro-
hbit auy mlitlt company from piradins without per
mhsiOn Of the battalion commander, Col. Beale pro-
plscs tO holu the officers strct accountability.
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Al the annual meeting Of the New York Pro-
vdence and Boston Railroad company held yesterday
the following named directors elected, sam. d.
Babcock. Henry Morgan SFm. +. carey, Jr;. }. Boor
man JohrstOn d. s. BaUcOcK, Geo. NJ Miller OF New
YorS Henry Howard Soyen1ry Il. / yhas. 81 ls'
A. BuTnham, DlslOn A. $. Mathea as, htonlngtOn
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In the Twelfth Ward OF BROOKLYN Alderman
Donovan has received the regular Democratic nomns-
H. o. and eXAldernan O'Rey supported by party
hat he gathered about him during his service In tho
hOGru. Last evening both facti held meet
Toe Democratic Genera Committee seat to Donovans
meeting carriage load of speakers, includlng MIR.
Rowe the c1ndlAte tor Mayor and Corporation COun-
sci De Witt Aide Il-n OReilly CAPTURED the load aud
toOs It to hs own meeting, leaving tue regulars with
vi OfAtOrs,
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 2I.-John winston, who de-
nbcratelY murdered Monro Fulton, who had gwen no
proyocRton. in MurireesborO year ago ESCAPED from
MnrfrfcAbDrO ] u yc trrdnl murnlIg, Nv saving the
oar on his window, capt Nackrey, the notorious roo
nra aee4 10 IA
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Bn,,imore.. MunieipnI Election.

BALrlMonE, Oct s1-rho election for Mayor
anu City Cauncimen took place to-day. The contest
was clos, the largest vote ever cast o'ns poied The
total vote WAS t2,5J9 OF winch Gen, Latrobe' the
Dmogr.uc indicate for Mayor, received 1920 and
II VI. Martcd, the Reform ami kepupnt An cahudate
2iASD, leaving LatruDes majority &,t1l. Ihc u mo.
CtAts eicClcd tue twenty mtmOtrs or lhr mist
branch Of the City council and eiGht u the ten mem
~ ID un br
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The BOYS oil The world-No. =.

TO NE Ifnuei
One hundred thousand copies OF the BOYS OF
me World No 2 win be issued TO-DAY TO the news
agents. Ths presses will be kept running to supply
any extra demand required but news agents are re-
ouesteo 10 order full supplies at once to prevent delay
AMHRICAN NHWs COhPANY.-Adp.
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John ii. Burton, OF III Eighth avenue. was
awakened early yesterday morning by burglars who
were trying to enter his store lie discharged his re
voycr Al the ana they returned the are brea ling the
winuoN glass Omcer Carney arrested one who called
hns n Frank Rafferty,.
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rour rIru Ki,lcd IN n CoaI Pit.

RICnMOND, oct, n. YESTERDAY morning In the
coal pit known RtceoOn PIT, OF the Glover III pis
In Chesterfield county, four men were instantly killed
by the Nplosion u but low the accident was oc
cafinnrd remnnH unexplained. They were the orly
men IN ,llc pit and tuci n he'd In the CnnhaErauon
rrsGlca ON tnc tgnitln OF thc gas Iucl mes
are Davis d Thomas Suiih,g gs men, ana tondfc)
ana TgtNl !, As lstadt. Ihr unh'rs wurklng al .aY
fur tho bo covered thon IN The evening out theV
were 90 terruy OuTuod that tueJ cOuI not be recOg
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MUNICH. Oct 2.-The Augsburg AUGc-
meine zeiting says that tho Bayarian Chamber
are 10 be convened early In January. Ii will not
be dissolved unless Il causes dead-lock by re-
jecting the Governments financial measures.
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Tho belief prevails In lirooklin that Loader
will be tried the charge Of perjury Ia the scandal
case and that Mrs. 1ton will be the princlpa witness
against him. Mr.. Reach and MI Fullerton had an In,
trNirW with District Attorney Briou vest riay, ana
n presumed that attempt was oelnt ade ~ pc
half OF Mr. MoutOn for the indictment ot Mf betthef
m n a. lfl pl
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LONDON. oct. 2S.-The council of Berlin
physicians acting In behalf OF the Supreme
Court. nave declared that Count Won Arnlm Is
unabie to bear the prolonged Imprisonment TO
winch he has been sen enced.
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ST. LOUIS Oct. 21 d. Il. Fogg, an agent, to-
night .hot Pauline Plachnan aged 1b years to whom
he was engaged to be married. but did not mortalY
wouAd her, lie then fatally staODtd himself.
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AusABLE, oct. I.-WtlIam stewart, con
spicuous resident found deah In the streets tins
moruing-hs skull crushed. ehad tOOO In his pockct
whcn started from ais store last nlkht Inc money
l. ml
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biient Prayer and sermon on Repentance
Last Evening IN the Rink.

In the evening MIR. Moody introduced a
new element into the services In 'he Rink. and
one which, II the evanrelists had not had the
thousan Of worshippers thorough, PROSTATE
under their Influence, would have resulted in
disorder and irreyerential conduct. 1t wa the
system Of silent prayer. Ia the smaller meet
ings these periods have been the occasion for
the Ienitcnts 10 acknowledge their convictions
and TO ash for prayers. Last night Mr. Moody
asked no one to rise, but dung the several
minutes that be remained bowed sontly On bis
knees, there was not sound, not rustic, from
the great iull sea Of men ana women th,t lay
calm before him. And when the silence was
broken 1t was by few words gently spoken
from tho evangests lips, bringing down closer
aud heavier the atmosphere e religious awe.
Before the influence was broken the minstrel
preacher PATTY sahg aud parity declalmed the
hymn, Almost ersuaued,' making the nnal
wCrds IiIg wildly and win a trace VI fear In his
ZONES
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The Boys Of the World, No. 2, now ready. must
prove exceedingly interesting to the young folks as II
contains puzzles, enigmas riddles, charades thrilling
sketches exciting stories funny yarns &C, 1t also has
a delightful long story called The Boy Chief, or The
Battles OF the Ayengers- All the young people should
to-day secure copy OF the Boys Of Ms B0rid one hun
dred thousand copies Of which now in the hands Of
the news agenu.-Adp.
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frying 10 nlow Tp harvard College.

BOSTON, oct. 27.-A quantity Of nitro-slycer-
ine or gunpowder was exploded last night under te
windows OF the Harvard College buildings and several
hundred names Of glass Rhat tered IL was mar
row escape from more serious damage students were
perpctfltOrs