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WEARY, LONELY, RESTLESS, HOMELESS.

Weary hearta' weary hesstss by eazes of lifs op
Ye are wandering in the shadoSu, 70 are alsh1ng for
There : dizziness N. the hearens, and the e.zthi,
And tho joys We taste today may tomorrow turn to
= : Worry heartsl God is rest. -
Lonely hearts! lonely hearts tts but land Of grief
What-th word hath never given, knee1 and ask OF
and year sha tain to eladneaa II you 1ean upon
Lonely hearts God is lo.e.
Restless hearts! restless hsars 20 ara toi1ing night
And hs ao1e1, OF life, all wthered, leave hut thorns
70 ~ $s$ss s;s = =. waiting tn teps.
And your overrestlcss throbbing is sad sad prayer
t, sRstleas hearts God is pesce:
Broken hearts! broton hearts' 80 arc daeelate and
And low the past o'er your present ruins
In the sweetest Of so pleasures there bttteress
alloy,
And 4tarless night hath followed On the sunset of
.'.,s :; Rs.ken hearts God is joy..: :: :.'s 3:
Homeless heart! homeless hearts through tho dreas,
Ye are lonei5 hnely wanderers and your WY is vet
In bright e or sshtsd places, vheresosvsr yo may
1o look away from ea4hland and 70 murmur, I" Where
Homeless heartss God is home 49,.
-FGther Ryc1. = !:
, 1875-04-04
TIE NINTH CHURCH.

To the Editor Of The Chseago TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO, April 3.-1n your article OF this
morning On the Ninth and Grace Churches. you
say the basis Of union Was that both pastors
should resign. This is q mistake, for DR.. Nc
Kaie had resigned long previous to tile agitation
OF the union. You also say that since the di-
vinon in 1871 the element thas effected the dis
ruption has dropped out Of both churches This
is not SO, and your informant, whoever he may
be, must have known that he was making mis-
statement. To my certain knowledge thus is not
true, and do not know Of but one male member
of the .onginal element who has left. Again,
you say the terms Of union we're carried out by
resignation Of DR.. McKaig, etc. This Is not
true, for, as Thave said, he resigned several
weeks before the question Of union came up.
Again, you make mistake when you say Dr..
McKaig's friends in tho Ninth Church inter-
posed obstacles to the transfer Of the property
to the union church This is not true, sud here
again your informant IL at fault. The facts are:
Members OF Grace Church agreed that tho United
assume its debts. The Trustees OF the Ninth
then said, II you mean What you promise, let six
OF your responsible men sign an agreement to
that effect. This they declined doing. What
come this difficulty tho Ninth Church ordered
sale Of their property, ETC." Here again you are
mistaken; it Was not to overcome this .di:hculty
at all. The facts are The Ninth Church voted
to, and. did, 1esclnd all resolutions previously
passed for forming : union, and Grace Church
has changed it's name to the Sixth Church, and
now some hnlf-dozen members OF the Ninth
Church will take letters to the Sixth Church, and
it. is said that more in numbers will leavo the
Grace, or Sixth Church. for some other church
or churches. and this fact s1oue proves the error
you made that the old distractine ele-
ments have ceased to exist. They
are still alive, and an effort to
bring them together again, hoping or expecting
them to work in harmony, ia As silly aa an at
tempt to mix oil and wnter. You say 1.-THE con-
gregatio1 of the Ninth Church is to transfer ats
anion," This is mistake; no such transfer ia
tS BE- or can BE- made md tbs,s is p,t no union Of
families coming into tho Sixth from the Ninth,
and consequent loss Of about the same num-
ber from the si3th going to ether churches
/ 1ou say. the last Of the Ninth Church. which is
the twelfth presbyterian church tnat has died
out in this city, as the records do show. >
PRESBYTERIAN.
, 1875-04-04

dIately bofore the Cincinnati concerts- Carpeo
ter / Sheldon are msking active preparations ia
this series, and arc arranging for soma epecis
features TINT will ta of re.. ;u.a1est to tho oy.
-rs of music Choruscs are now organized mi
rahe.1sinS new works FOR these concerts
CHICAGO MUSICAL. COLLEGE so1nEE-
The next regular soires Of the Chicago Muaics
College occurs Wednesday evening, April IA
The programme Il exceptionally excellent.
- '--"-'" HIs0EId4AKBops+s -,
There will be praise-service at Plymouth
Congregational Church this evening.
The Easter music will be repeated to-day n
Graca Church, with the addition Of Mr, Jnifu,
Zimmerman as tenor.
Tho second aacred concert given BY the choir et
the Third Unitarian Church, azsisted By Mrs, o,
{. Fog. soprano; Miss Mary 4. Todd, pianist !;
and lii. Herman Alien, vioinist, will be- givaaI
this evening.
Mrs. 4: ii. Wand will eire musical entertain.
mont at Wahl's hail. corner Of Adams and HaI.
sted streets, Wednesday arsning. aha uiIi b,
assisted by her pupils and others.
, 1875-04-04
BACK-WlND0WS.

For discerning mans tru8 character, coV.
mendu5 to tho rear Of his horse. The front il
sham the rear alone IL sincere. At the sts.at.
the world bphotds species OF mask The front
.= ornate and beautiful. The bteps are polished
and inviting. The windows shine like m1rrora
and The curtains are closely draws. Hare the
most impairment curiosity Is rewarded With but
an occasional glimpse Of, the inmates.
But to us, who command the rear view, al
masks are dropped. Tho house Is rough md
unfinished No attempts are made to heautifJ
it. Its dizzy walls, perforated With square holes
can conceive. At these windows all the family
economy reveals itself, while the yard is . sori
OF airing-place for family secrets. Here ara al
the whippfngs aad seedlings Of children, the ser
euading Of Gets. and the accumulation Of heaps
Of unheeded dust. Everything carelesalJ
plsce in the yard below. Newly washed
linen husters on the ciothes-iine, and tho smell
Of p1ebelan dinners floats up from the Kitchen
Ne see enter the from. door Mamma and he,
daughter. They arc delightfully."- atfectonate,
serene "a May. aud gushing Us April In thd
ball their wraps are hastily thrown oil. when in
Mamma's eye appears the first fash of q tirt
Papa knows 80 we'll Half an hour clapses, sud
we see them at the back windows 4 middle
aged lady, armed With aduster, her head wrapped
up in towel, is tearing around in tho first
story. h'rnefy young peIson, in faded cali.
co wrapper, is peelng potatoes in the kitchen,
aud hurling q thousand -theests, in high key,
ct : small boy mailing mud-nies in the gard
Small boy retorts voluhly and In elegant
phrases, until the middle-aged lady desceud4
into the fray with her back up.
At this jnncture man appears. 4 moment
before be entered the front door. The world
SAW Am, q dignidcd. commanding gentle
, 1875-04-04

Ings Of al nations may be at once instituted;
II II the finest educated minds OF
Europe and America unite IN Affirming,
| the fabric of Christianity resta upon no
unsound education Of the people. let ua honest
| " confess our mistakes, lay inside our articles
| and crumbliug creeds, and seek to know and I'M
| press upon the minds OF the young what is SIM
Die truth, and what sra Gods firmly established
| laws concerning us, and the certain and nnvary-
| ing evil consequences that follow any violation
of our duty to ourselves. our. ncishbors. our
| country and our race.
| aBy their fruits ye eha1l know thom," and in
case the churches take no notice OF this last ap-
peal for sound instruction, the pew will feel at
liberty to preach few sermons to the pulpit
through TIE TRIBUNE, to furnish them with an
ide2 Of the class aud quantity Of statistics that
could be produced to show the results OF their
dognhhc teaching, that :" tie blood @ o. & Jesn5 ai5
ein," instead of the thunders Of the law" tho
wages Of sin il DEATH" It will also be
in order aE the same time to predict
their future influence in d community who have
had it so clearly demonstrated that the Bubble
Of centuries has finally collapsed, and that this
county cannot be allowed to drag years aad
years behind Europe in culture and intelligence,
with SO many electric cords binding the ends OF
the world together, and making OF all nations OF
dayhreak of better things: The sacred writings
and neurological beliefs OF cruel and barbarous
racea have been 'sweighcd in tho balance and
found wanting" and shown to be not adapted
to develop the lofty and noble types OF manhood
so sorely needed in this age OF corruption and
crime everywhere prevailing Will the churches
come forward in this great emergency, open
their eyes to the fact that the snperstiuona OF the
sad past are rapidly fading away, and endeavor
to lead the people (who will most gladly foliowl
to better knowledge OF existing facts, to sound
instruction that will bear throughout all ages
any amount Of challenging and investigation as
to its truth, to purer religion, and to higher
life. 1.-THE fields truly are white to the harvest
but tho laborera arc few" Tho people OF our
whole country, and OF the world, wait for q reply
with painful soicitude. 4.
, 1875-04-04

Wednesday. and Thursday Afr. Murphy will play
Liz is3ourparta in "Ho'p," and Friday and satur-
day In :t'Pyke o'Callashan," pieco written by
Wybsrt Reeve, from which. according to ,Joah
Hart Boucicault took ht. ''sGsqghtaun, :. and
alr. Hart borrowed tine 4sSkibbenh." This will
be followed by tha Irish farce '.Moro Blnndols 4
thsn uos-" 1.-The 1ruadian states that - Pyke
OCallaghnn" has just aoen Withdrawn from the
Theatre Comique as failure
: !. ... TIE .ApELPm..
"Tha- Ticket-of-LeaYe Man" was played at
the. Ade1phl during the past week, with Mr.
frank Aiken In. his historical role Of Bob Brierf
aided by the competent support given by. the
Adelphi company There WAS 4 good oliQ, in
which the Rois*et and Lentoq. families, Hughen
and Mcintyre, and others, did their share, and
filed the house. This week Mr. Grover viii
take hia company to Indianapolis, and ahoW the
Hoosiers what a variety company, strengthened
by l1r. Aiken, really can do il the way Of anus
ing tho people. It is pity Mr. Grover should
60 to another city just when a1nusements prom
ise to be dull but it is only for week, and per-
haps the other houses will proft'by his absence.
"! :: TIE GRAND oPEnA-HousE, =
at any ratio; should be the gamer, especially ss .
new and pleasing bill has been prepared to take
advantage Of the opportunity given By al open
field "Barbe B1eue has been played for two
weeks. but its popularity does not seem to hare
waned at all The bill is strengthened, an3wiIl
doubtless give satisfaction. Next wesk tie man.
,agement announce" Cal Wagner, the rell-knoxn
minstrel, who lis fayorise in Chicago as else-
where. They arc preparing another opern bouffe
'sLa Perichole,' :. which will pc presented with all
the excellence Of appointments which character
izes the piece now playing. v
T. ADIE- JANAUSGHEK s-S,.
will play weeks engagement at Hooloy's, com-
meucing q week from to morrow. The first
three nights ahe will give her remarkable per-
eouation OF Lady Dedloek in "Chesney Void, f."
to be followed by Marie Stuart, Deborah, and
Queen Catherine So great was her SUCCESS at
the Academy. Of Music few weeks ago, that her
return vait stlookad forward to Is = certain tri-
umph.
, 1875-04-04
hearts melt lin iron in furn.cpEt IL under thesa
conditions that effects arc now proanccd-

hearts nao1t lin iron in 1urn.calt Il under these
conditions that effects arc no~ pfoancca.
81. PETERS MISSION.
: At meeting of the msml,erB Of St. Peters
Mission, held 1t the chapel :lhuraday, Apri, !,
the Rer. Georgs c. Street, Ct,aplain Of tue Mig
sion, in the chair and the Row Canon Knowles
acting as Secretary, it was moved By Mr. Il. @.
Ranney, seconded by hr. Ma1tn Andrews and -
Resolptd, That COMMITTEES Of I. ve lasmen be ap-
pointed by tho Chair to consult on the aairs OF the
Mission 10 make inquiries about u: NOT .ppropsate %
gard to his acceptance Of the charge Of the Misaon-
On motion Of Mr. Martin Andrews, seconded
by Mr. Chancellor Judd, 1t was further .
<sozred That the Secretary be requ estod o tnV1to
tho clergy of the city to notify their Eect1s congre-
cations, Sunday ne1t, Of IN adjourned meeting to
Be- hold Wednesday, April 7, at $3.50 ut the CON-
Iutteorooms in the enrcsol Of the Palmer House, In
order to receive the report Of tho COMMITTEES, and 70
take measures with respect 10 the aud To-
cality Of the Mission. - -.
The attendance of representatives from every
question being work OF general interest to the
Church.
, 1875-04-04
PRESBYTERIAN.


The Rev. y. II. McKaig, D. D., Will preach ut oarrs
Hall- No. III cottzge Grove avenne, this morning.
Subject: HVarious Notions Concerning Re1igion.nt
Tho Rey. J. Monro Gibson will preach at the
second church, corner ofAchtean avenue and Twen-
tieth street, morning and evening.
The Rsv. James Mac1sughlan will preach at the
First Scotch Church, ctnner OF sangamon and Adams
streets this morning. and lecture in the evening. Even
ing eubject: " Queen Mary and John Knox. =
The hey. G. 7. Thompson will preach at the Fifth
Church. corner Of Indiana avenue aud 1nirtfeth street.
this morning. Subject " The Three Assuranccs'
The Ror. s. II. DufheId will preach at tho Einhth
Church, ccEner Of Washington and Robey streets,
morning md eEening.
minister church, corner Of Jackson and Peoria streets,
morning snd evening. Morning subject: fashion.
abls Sabbath. ? Breaking" Evening subject: "songa
Tho Rs7. j. B. Mcclure VIII preach at River
ING Esy: 9: 4: Hatr stu preach at Campbell Park
-The Rev. Jaco6 Post. D. b. will preach this morn-
:1g ut the Holland Church corner Of Nohlo aud Erie
ssrssA 81 TIE heV E. T. condit will preach in Engligh
-Ths asv. F. O. su.briase will preach at the Tenth
Church this evening: Subject: 4hone Other Name.",
evening 1t tho United Church. corner Of Monroe aud
Fnl1a Ell 9au streets. Evening subject .Nhat to Do
a1E1nopiEr. -
The Rey John Williamson Will preach 1t tbs Wabash
Avenue Church morning md ersning. >.
The Rev. n. II. AIteu Will preach at the Park Ave,
nue Church morning and evening. Morning subject:
~soclal Power Of Chutch.a Evening subjecs: q The
Spirit and The Bride."
at tho Centenary Church tl1s morning. The R5v, Dr.
Thomas will preach in the eTenia:. -
The nsy r,orsne. ?a;551; MsG.s4Sx ri, rr.,,n !
ity Church, ooruer Of Warren avenua and Robey
street, morning and evening": Morning subject
The crncsdzton." Evening subject: s::Highfeous
The Rey. b. P, A1tson VII preash. 1t the sorth i!
, 1875-04-04

= During the Senatorial contest in West Viz
ginia, Major Hotchkise, Of staunton, made 2
one viii make speech 7 will, and will stop
when I get done. Citizens Of West Virginia. #
you would oil take the same interest in deva1op-
ing tho resources Of your country by opening
your richmines, uitivatng the soil, improving
your stock, ind cqltivating habits Of industry,
selves or friends, you would soon .havs ona Of
the first and best States in the Union.";;: ...-;
, 1875-04-04
WHAT'S Il NnmNs


When Mary Mcaacsigan was led hafo7o ths
court Ut Jefferson Market, Justice Ottsrbourg
expressed his regret that ahe could 30 far for
get be1seH as to get drunk.
..*sI didn't, Your Honor. Tn respectable
woman, an I live Wid q German family up
town. .-..-.
"A German family" said Jnatlce Qtrerbon1E,
musingi7. ''Ms5 inquire tho Mans =,
Murphy, Your Honor"
:'Mary," said the 1ushes, *kaa story i a.
aphaaons; tho f o. il 81" :: ~.-!~f
, 1875-04-04
BREVlTiES.

What ID the difference between Noah's ark
and Mississippi hat-boat? One was made Of
Gophir Wood and the other was made to go for
wood. .. g. *.
tsMy very d-e-a-r Children" eaid q travelling
Sunday school gimlet, II love you so much I
could talk all day to you, but t1me forbids. But
1n-o-p-et 10 meet you In heaven, and them"
II hope h*' uon't," said 3 restless, red-headed
boy, " heu tale un to death Won't he; Jim 2"
"What is that I smell p screamed the preach
er. as tho gentle aroma caused bJ the breaking
Of Deacon Bimby's pint flask in his pocket diff
fused itself around: sits liquid death floating
in the air it's the, deadly forerunnor OF sheep
shearing time" added the preacher, and then he
collapsed.
A Clergyman, being applied to in less than a
year after his appointment to put stove in the
church, asked how long his predecessor had been
there and when answered, Twelve years. ;" be
said: ..Well, you never had fire IN the church
during his timer" ''No, SIR" replied the app11-
cant q but We had fire in the pulpit then"
The following harmless If hardy hit ne find
in one Of our English exchanges. The doctor"
referred to, it will be perceived, is reverend
doctor:
/: cannot praise the DOCTORS eyes, : .
- Tnescr saw his glance divine:
And when he breaches ha shuts m1nn-.
4 Keokuk man held q neighbor's wife in his
lap while she did up his hair in curl-paperB. The
husband attended tho funeral, and when the
minister had finished speaking he stepped up to
the holy man and said in a low, sweet voice:
II didn't t.'mind him 30 much, because there
wasn't no harm ID him, .nohov; but thought as
things war gettn' from bad to worse, and
well, wanted to give them preacher chaps
warnln."
The son OF d dsvout old Scotch Clergyman
having married without his fathers appreciation,
the old man took occasion in tho very first family
gathering Vhea the bride and groom were
present, to insert his opinion Of the affair in tho
midst Of q prayer in this wise: ."Thou hast
added, O Lord, to our family. So has been Thy
will; it wad never hae been mine. But il 1t is
ot Thee, do Thou bless the connection. But it
the Elle hath done it ont o. carna desire, against
a reason and credit, may the cauld rain O. ad-
ve1sity settle in his habitation." =
Haynes, comedian in the early part OF last
century, WAS arrested for debt Of :E10. Tie
Bishop Of Ely happened to be riding by. t.Gen-
tlemen," he said to the bailitFa, *'here is my
cousin, the Bishop OF Ely; let me but speak
word to him, and he will pay the dsbt aud costs.'
Haynes stopped the Bishops carriage and whis-
pered in his ear: ''AI " Lord, here are two poor
waverarB, Who. have such terrible scruplea, Of :
conscience that I faar they will hang them
selves" You two men" called the Bishop to
the bailins, stcome to me tomorrow, and I will
satisfy you" The comedian departed in peace.
and the next, morning the bailifrs presented
themselves at Ely Place. The Bishop (6truck
perhaps by tho comedians ingenious deYice) is
said to have paid the money. !:
, 1875-04-04

CHICAGO AND ELSEWHERE
Father Chlniquy spent one day in Chicago last
woek.
The Rev. George g. ,Noyes, Of Evanston, lee
tured at Joliet Tuesday evening.
Elder Jutkins officiated in the Methodist
Chugch at Naperyille Sunday. .,,
The Rey. DR.. Felton, is of on q short. trip to
Baltimore and other, points in the East.
The Rev. E. E. Davis reports considerable re-
lig,ous interest in the Presbyterian Church at
Homewood. He ot1ioiated at that point Sunday.
The Rey. DR.. Peck, of the Centenary Church,
is so broken down in health that his physician
has enjoinod absolute rest for some weeks. He
has gone East for that purpose.
The First German Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. G. e. Wisner pastor, received into its COM
munion last Sabbat til eight new members, aix Of
whom we're adults.
Tho many friends oof the Rev. e. J. Goodspeed,
D. D., will be gratihed to learn that his health
has already begun to show indications ct im-
.proyement under the treatment which ho is re-
ceiying at Saratoga.
A Phiiadelphia divine holds that Heaven is di-
yidad into seventeen different departments, and,
if this is go, itwillbe sad ds7 for Tyndall when
he hears the sad words sis that you, Tyndall z
WE'LL so to the ball and turn into No. 49,"
!. DR.. Hawley, Rector Of st. james Church P.
E. of Danbury, has compromised with his con-
gegation; which locked him out Of his church,
By agreeing to send IN his resignation if they
Will open the church to him until Easter.
Tho Rev. J. Malvern has returned from the
East, where lo has been Bojouruing for the last
three months. He 1s thoroughly recruited and
ia in the full discharge Of his duties as pastor Of
the Free will Baptist Church, corner OF Loonais
and jackson streeta. =
The Rev. Mark Tucker. D. D., formerly OF
Providence, 7. I. died at Wothorsdeld, Conn,
March 70, at the age Of 80 years. Dr. Tucker
was graduated at Union College, where he also
studied tor the ministry under President Mott.
His first place Of settlement was at Saltwater.
n. Y. From there he removed to Northampton,
Mass, and afterwards to Troy, N. Y. After
leavin g Troy hersceived a call to settle IN Park
Street Church, Boston, but declined it, pre-
ferring to 20 to Providence. During Ills pas
torate there large number Of persons were
added to the church. Some Of his descendants
still live in Providence, and his grandson, the
Rev. Honry T. Arnold. is acting pastor Of the
Charles Street Church in that city,. =:
, 1875-04-04
An Egyptian n1umay- Rcsntnin5 the
. appearance OF Life. ,.~-


C.nc1nnaf Commercial
a gentleman OF Halifax, England, bs.oE Ii
Egypt, brought back several hcads taken froa
human mgmmies. These heads were brought
in separate small boxes, and one of them in some
way got soaked in salt water On tbs voyage.
When it usopcned BY Mr. Leyland, in the pres
once OF . number Of other gentlemen, they
we're startled-eVen aatounded-to find that the
desh on the face had recovered its outline,
the checks and chin we're plump sud 1ouud-
ed. the open eyes looked upon them. and
even seemed to move. The gentlemen h.staned
to call others from all parts OF the museum TO
observe this wonderful phenomenon For fev
minutes they beheld All unmistakably Egyptian
eountensnca, with pleasant, composed expres,
tion,-the face OF = man who lived at leass j, 600
Years ago. They could only conclude that tEo
powerful aromatic gums, which had oeso used
had arrested the decay which the salt water h.d
now rendered possible, and which speedily yet IN
after the head was taken from Its box and wrap
pings. Bnt several gentlemen who saw It have
assured mo that they can never forget the Ie-
likeness OF tho faca before the swift dscsy Of
flesh which followed
, 1875-04-04
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Aprti 4-F1r1t Sunday after Easter. -.
@; ROMAN CATHOLIC.
duriE 4-Lov SundeY.
April 5-Anannciatdon Of the Bv. II. from March -
April G-St Benedict, Abb. from March 2i).
april 7-S.. Francis de- Paula {from April -.
Apr1 8-st Tsidore, 3. @. D. (fromt Aprn j.
Aprit a-ss. Vincent Ferrer {from April s.. :
AprtI 10-OH1co of the immaculate Conception.
, 1875-04-04
THE~DRAMA.

Mr. Jos Murphy has been playing Is Maum
Gre" to fair houses, durinR the week. There
will be change this week. Monday; Tuesdsy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-18
;,rr,,n,xo.-rh. damage done 70 ihs

DrrumISo.-Ths damage done 70 Tho
root Of the Imperial and Empire hoiss'
ing works by the late nrs ID being ~
paired. The work OF tearing Oh the
burned shesting and shingles vas begun
yesterday morning. The rsftsrs vsse
not injured by iks are - much - Va.
supposed by many people. and Ne cost
Of repairs will be proportiosstsly lighter
than was anticipated.
Nxw Mantle Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company 10 having stvo-
inch main laid from the iums near the
crossing al Bullion ravins 70 The corner
of Main aud Pioneer streets. Gold Hill.
IL appear that the one In us vas not
large enough to supply ths Increasing
demands Of the town.
A, EsrAnLrsHED RxNrpr.-brevn's
Bronchial Troches are widely Known =
nm estsb,ished remedy for coughs. eolds.
bropchiiis. hosrseness and other tzounss
.of the throat and lungs.
ExuLous.-Ths boys In Gold Hnl.
no. TO DO sutdons By thoss In virsinia.
smpioy all their spare time N Ne svsa-
incs IN flying Kites nom rors Homs
stoad.
Mlcnmxrr.-rhrss earlosds 0f ns-
.chip.ry for tho G, and @. shaft. ssdoss
for the Ophir mins. we're received 81
Virginia yesterday.