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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Wckham was yesterday afternoon served
with an order from the Supreme Court, signed
by Judge Donohue, summoning him to show
cause why an Injunction should not be Issued
prohibiting him from recognizing the Board OF
Aldermen as the Common Counci This order
was obtained at the instance CT the two gentle.
men VINO ran for Assistant Aldermen last Novem-
Der aud who claim that until there
is second board oil ordinances passed by
the Board OF Aldermen are null and void.
The Committee on Salaries OF the Board OF AL
dermen, OF which Mr.. Cole is chairman, Will hold a
meeting tomorrow to consider the Sherin's lees,
&c.
The matrimonial market Is getting lively OF The
City Hall, ana the Mayor made another couple
happy yesterday. The bridegroom was 50 Dashul
that he would not kiss his brie after the ceremony
IN the presence OF the Mayor, although the latte
10 give him courage, told MIN 1t customary
The hdy's uncle however was not so basnlul
IA the bridegroom aud gave the greeting KISS Had
he not done so, 1t is barely possible that Assem-.
byman DAILY or Alderman Reilly, who were pres.
decided that the marriage lees shall hereafter 20
to the Clerk VINO makes out the papers and those
w9o assist him. IL Is probable that THIS arrange
ment Will increase tie matrimonial business In
the Hail considerably. The Clerks VINO "dlvvy"
will be sure TO Oe on the lookout for people who
want TO be made happy cheap Tor cash.
The new business Office Tor the Mayor and his
private secretary was taken possession OF yester.
day. WHAT with the disappearance OF the Old
ratings a new carpet and the Ireshened UP res.
Goes. the room looks very much changed Tor tho
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the open way In which the Commissioners allowed
many OF the wrong doings to he done IN their de-
partment. that the facts In the case against them
are too plain to be misunderstood by any one.
AFTER THE CRUMBS.
The appointment OF Warden Brennan as Cone.
missioner OF Charities ana Correction has left the
wardenship vacant OF course, and the applications
Tor the place nave already begun to pour IN upon
the Mayor In streams. so To speak; nut the posi-
tion Is one when requires such peculiar and In
innate knowledge OF hospital work THAT, although
the names OF many we.knOwn persons are men.
toned in connection with the vacancy. IT is din.
cult as yet even 10 conjecture with any degree oil
certainty who the successful man VIII be. Dur.
ing the coming week, too, changes may posse
bly, be made with the lOmos and many other OF the
mssoners OF Charities The old rag and bobtall
sort OF politicians VINO, during one year, are
content to hold q S. 900 position, during another a
81, 900. and yet, during another even $l,201
berth; who, in TACT, believe because they
have lived. most OF their lives. at the public
lieve because OF that they should ever continue
to be well led and clothed by the pubic, are ne.
ginning to stir themselves Tor these wardenshipa.
As an illustration OF what hold official pap has
upon this gentry 1t may be SAID that one OF them,
when asked the other day II ne was candidate
marked, mo, not particularly; want to get one
O, the warden ships II ! can" "SuppOsng you
should iailfr was the rejoinder. "Well, II Pm .
candidate and fail In ali Pm entitled TO something
next best under 'em amt lY' This notion OF how
mucn they are 'entitled" TO will doubtless receive
a rude shock to all this class OF fellows before the
month Is out; for, from what can be ascertalned,
IL S the purpose OF the powers that be TO hereafter
ignore the claims OF the Ignorant creatures who
are perpetually crawling In ana out OF ONCE, to
the shutting out OF men better qualified Tor place,
but with less OF the old-time "bnoy" influence
hon m
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TEMPLE EMANUEI,.

THE SYMBOLISM OF APRONS ROD THAT DUDDED-
MIRACLES CONTRARY TO REAsoS-DIscoURsE
BY REV. DIR. GoTrhEIL.
The wealthy congregation which worshlps In
this beautiful temple having retired their veneer.
able pastor. DR.. ). Adler, on handsome compe.
tence and given entire charge OF the synagogue
services to DR.. Gottheil, nave taken lresh start
In reform. Few, II ANY, oil mo young people nave
cared Tor sermons IN German, no matter how aole
or eloquent the preacher might be- ihey stayed
away. SO that there was a notit ole discrepancy
between the members present on the English lee.
ture days and the German Lecture days But since
tue ne year began the German lectures have been
abolished and hencefortn the services Will be
wholly Ia English. Yesterday the large building
was very iairy filled with people, nail OF wnom.
1t was believed. were Christians. tbs Rev. Hugh
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UNPAID PUBLIC SERVANTS.

JANIToR's OFFICE, New COUNTY COURT HoUsEl
NEW YORK. Jan. 0, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Will you please publish the grievances OF the
employees OF the New Court House. We have not
received any money for our services last month.
We were informed yesterday that our warranta
were made out, and would be sent over to tho
Mayor to be signed to-day. To-day they informed
us that they had sent the warrants On further
inquiry ut the Mayors Office we were informed
that the warrants were never sent over, and now
they say that there IS not money enough TO pay
the roll. WHAT has Mr. Green done with the money
that was set aside To pay the poor scrub women,
who liable to be put out OF their homes Tor not
paying their rent For the last SIX months 1t nag
been The 18th or 18th before We received one cent,
and now to have him say tnat there IS not money
to pay us IS shame. win Mr.. Green please tell
US how we are going to live. with starvation star.
ing us In the lace 2 By publishing this you will
render o favor to the employees OF the New Court
House. JOHN Il. ROGERS.
PATRICK KERWlN,
FREDERICK FINK,
ELIZA MORAN,
MARY WALLACE,
THOMAS HOULAHAN.
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A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

A team attached to coach owned by George
Britt, OF NO. IA Forsyth street, and driven by
Patrick Downing, who was quite drunk, run away
last evening and collided with an avenue B car in
East Broadway, severely inJurlng two OF the pas.
sengers IN the latter and tearing wheel on tue
COACH UownlnR WAS arrested.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY IS75-TRIPLE SHEET

Gus occasion, Is the prohibition against railroad
debts and loans and against all private and secta-
ran charities. THIS was the view taken by the
lawyers OF the Convention.ns
''Mr BROOKS. what was the motion you made on
closing YOUR protest against the amen dment as
originally proposedr'
al moved an amendment limiting the proposed
offensive restriction 10 the State Legislature and
freeing it from all application to the counties,
cites, towns ana villages OF thu State.n
"And this amendment prevailedyn
ut prevailed alter nome debate without divt-
sion IN the Commission leaving the right rs to all
localities just as provided Tor III existing laws"
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

CLOSING SERVICES YEsTERDAY-DRs. TYING AND
ROGERS ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND THE POWER
OF PRAYER--MAss MEETING THIS EVENING.
Yesterday was prac ically, the closing OF the
seek of prayer Tor 1876, and goodly congreg CATION
gathered again In the Reformed church on flitn
avoaue and Twenty. drst street. DR.. TnomAs ID.
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HORSE NOTES.

The following Is list OF the subscribers 70 the
&c, eat Centennial Four Mile Heat Race" for 4
purse OF $4,000, being post stake 10 De run 'or
at Monmouth PARK, Long Branch, n. j., during tae
drst race meeting at that place IN 1906
~ CotJrul D. Mcdaniel
l.. A. Hitchcock, A. D. Lewis 90
Joseph DOnanue n. w. sears, r,,
NJ. A. Littei, Lawrehce v. Lorl!aVaS
r. Is. Harper, James a. Grlnsteao'
p LurIIard. j. i. Chamberlin,
A. Kecne Rchards X W. Cameron,
III p Mc(}rath, McIntyre h Swiney
John N. Harvey. jacob Eekevson'
w, u. Harding
, 1875-11-13


ARRANGEMENT FOE AIa CONSIDERATION.
OF tha fozty.ave Standing Committees Of the
Episcopal Church, thlrtY-four have signsd tho
Testimonials Of pr. AoLa1sn, anu hin election
will pass nsm. oou.
The Rshops azs giving their consents, II not
a. rapidly with quite ~ g1eAs unAnimty. In
this caas there soems to be no d,at,uciion be-
tween High Church snd Low and Broad but sll
aze welcoming Or. MoLasen to thu Eplscopata.
The a1fAng goments for tho conservation arc
now 10 The hands Of tho Preslding, Bishop in
tbst il viii tako placs III tho Cathedral. In thls
city, and II IL highly protah!s that owing to the
inlIrmt.as Of the ttssid4nK Mshoo,-now more
than four scora.-Blahop Mccoskry. Of Michi.
Smith viii b tha nekt Presiding bshop].
viii Get AZ eonseerstor., lle receive!
Or. blcLAlsa into tle Chusth, ordained
rally elevate him To tas EpiscapAte TIE time ls
~ Jet uncertain, but II u not sssa how Il can b
, 1875-11-13
THO Cranberry Crops

.{fIF ] DFK EE3H81fH 3U{l.
Trustworthy etatlatlcs concerning The orauber-
RI c.np eioS falling OF this season III CON.
PARED HliA last year. tue total production Of tho
country boine placed 1t 2ln, 900 bushels, agAinst
230. 600 last year. The vines iu tho Northwest
were damaged first BY The hard v,ntas. then by
tho dohtrurti,o vino-nozul, md last bs the early
fronts IN August and September, and tho crop ii,
that section u lighter and Of pooIor qualify tan
unusl, On t'alo Cod aud tho ihlapds alIaceat
10000 ]ast year. In tle rest Of Msssathusette,
Rhode lBlaud and Connecticut it!a put At 70, ,0Do.
against Us, 0D0 in 1874 In Now Jersey q. 9o,uoO,
asalnst "a, ot'u last year; In Wisconsin, Mlpnc-
bo @ e. lsst ye.s; s md IL Nav lori % a. 1ooS tbs
same a. in 1874. Moderate PRICES FOR tha tzult
have thus far prevailed tn Eastern u,arko,a.
, 1875-11-13

.1itGnrt fr,tn itA fIr Il ptlcatipu ta the prts-
ent, j"Hs II. I waa to tho Now York In
hpfltirW ffon, TIC serr fftAt nutil IL
bcann to advocate d .crineH and PRACTICES not ia
harmony with tho at Hrt}rr nf trne Chtie-
t,aulty. Was tI,or glad thn. \ congregational
paper rAa nbont to to irsacl In Chicago and
failntl tho n'ivent nj tho Atirancf. have bncn
steady friend of that paper unter Tho manage
nlent OF tho nav. Sir. Hammond, ot HE lscv, Dr.
l'attnn. and Of the prevent rroprlesors. until
found that tho latter vera Wiling to shut ont
tho truth from tlicr co!Hnns. IN order a. It
would appear, IL babaorvs tl4elr worldly inter
eBtn.
Ths Adrnnct psofea4cs to be tho organ OF
Cobg1cRatlnnaltatn in thc Northwest. Now. what
~ teliEoIn nsgan good for II It refnsea to Vno-
!tah tho acts OF tlloeo religious tot2ics Of whish
II prpfenrcs to b9 tho usgAn7 And especially
ought It 10 publish aay proceedings OF such
hodca wlcFo an attempt il made to us1srp ait
thor7ty oFer the conscienccs Of THUR nemberh.
Nov. tue kalamazoo Association while ackoowl~
edipg that II held al the cE1lef do,tsines
OF revealed Tc1Iyon," ia harmony with itp
published confession Of faith. yct, becauao
diAbeisye the natural and heccsHary immortality
Of tho sonl. and the eserns tormcnts nf tho
wickod, articles mt contained in thu confession
OF tho Association, without trial, with
out givlog mo hearing. ~it1'or. even
reading mr. letter Of detenaa beforo tho
body, do mat ut,christlanIy. elect me
from their tonnHsuninn, and sAn alramr.
tho profersed organ Of CongrcRationalisrn, ~
far sustained tho action Of tho Aasociatlon ns su
refure to publish my defense and tho action ot
my church In tho matter. and tn consc1uence va
had " Apply to tho secular prena 10 do for NJ
What OH own Religious organ refused 10 do, hnss
In t!lia NJ III several oshef respects, tbs secular
press slsows itaclf to havo : srucr estitnats Of
what constiutoA real religion than our ao-ca'ied
religious organ.
lthcseforo request that, at tho expiration c1
my fesr, YOU will please erase my name from the
| lfst OF your nnbscrioarr. Henceforth return t.
the hev York {nltrtntitnt twhose columns arc
being greatly lDproredJ and TO The secular relig'
| ious press j. ANDERSON,
Congregations! Minister.
, 1875-11-13
Reclamation al the Xuydcr-Zce.

Tho reclamation Of the Zusder-Zec has long
baen contemplated by the Dutch peoplo aud
Government, in whom the hereditary iuet!nci Of
conquest from tho eco etill survives. At the
late session Of the legislative body M aprropria-
tion nas made for soundaEo and Burvey. It is
now proposed to reclaim about half tic surface
OF the inlet designated Al tho Zuydcr~Zee by
some eoographerB. or tho whole Of it according
24.86 miles long. IL to he constructed from
kampen. near tho mouth Of The leael
lflycr, on tic eastern shore, to Enk~
huize1, on tho Western shofe. The dixie
is to 10 23 feet above the wntef-burfacs, with An
upper parapct 16!!4 fcet high and 10 fest wide on
tho top, sloplng down TO nu exterior borme or
bench 10 feet wide aud 81 feet aboso the water.
An interior bertue will scrve first IN tow-path
way alter the reclamation Ehhl have been I'm
ished. Tue dixie will cost 63,000,d0o frapcs, or
over 80, 600. 300, apd tho entire expense Of tho
whole worE il estimated at 1sn 900 'ooJ aosne, or
npt.b beMnF ,,n Sna' ,of ef ,e en''sel ea
about 4sl,aol acree, o, wnirh sf,D5O
acres will be needed for highways, canals,
basins,tctc lbe remainder, 434. Oh acEos. will
represent the asnouus Of land dlsposable At =
tho Government sold B73 acres Of land reclaimed
from Wykermeer, at Al average OF s1,O5l per
acre. Al this rate per acre tho National Treas
ury would receive prompt roimbnfsemsEt OF
@no dA1elan1 MN natllhs u aoR lpo1 lphs+ u
clear profit Of ovcr ea70 LOGO 0o1. 1'ht, however.
Is somewhat excessive, but tho surplus could
scarcely bo less than 500, 000. 900. There ts
a difference Ut opinion as to the time
necessary TO cornrote tho wosk, the es-
ti1natos varying from tnelre to sixteen
years. Tho average depth of tho Zuydrt-
Zee is stated It 41{ meters, or about IN feet.
aud tue total volume OF water to be drained At
cry Of less than TO- 40-horso pomer could e1pel
tho water within tho onlbankmcntA within two
years. Tho nom Province Of Zuydnr-Zoo will bc
tho tenth province Of tho Kingdom. and viii
cuyar N area Of 753 square miles, : little lesa
sti.,lte sbo.,a one-eiehtccnth Of the surface OF
holland 1t viii be a welcome addition TO the
productive area Of this industrious Kingdom,
and viii add greatly to the national wealth and
resou1ces.-Bu!!etiH Of !ae Na,eaa of Agricul-
fuyf.
, 1875-11-13

only reverence and worship thc God In licaven pay
so doing scxuo~!sdss him ruler. but do not bow
1nyseH dowu before hns. ln t.aa paying him ny
oGs:t!oa os as" Rh s Gautacta. 'f :.t.bsaea % tda
docttiues Of +" thu" and {. 10 u shs basis OF ha
teaoh!pg. And. whsn these doctrines are not fol-
lo~eA astoF4 and father& so.uauu!o1 killed
According to tho teaching Of Jesua, tho master aul
passas 70 eny temporal. md sasessor 70 w 1ea!
y shla teachtus 4 Tint "le!npor.l ma.tsrs" suu
masters :" nd real parents" a. lo1si. by this
neans great aaprnssa IN ha4vsn IL seeursd and In
proportion - tho kn hs ous hand Geoouies 9reatss,
10 On tue other h.nd toes .hs future happ'aoss tu
which they vii shnnk from committing. They viii
telling e case thoss who betssve In this reaton
though they dtpobsy mAsleE and parent, do not act
contrary tbs teaching Of Jsstls and do not miud
throwing aw.y tbsIr yea !oux they do not for
isiatoa. 10 piat.lmsat hss sns testars @ ~ tasn,
aud r4uk and wealth re- d no *ecouat with them.
1{ Rs2s nv; /. + FL ns5Hsses for 4s4 aud Parents
Oonfuc,us says; ii caunot ,et understand tho
world lire IN how IL It 1Asslblo for 10 know tho
explained by confusaae, il consequently nat lu1sf-
suot BY thUse whu rank nest 10 him In underst4nd-
s n IA .ssh
:.y.to sa - - tue Il. aos.y il. spa.ss d oaa:s
Ihs storI u Jesus By sIoldlps His blood .sonlng
for tle sins u ttu world. If s return to te on the
sta IA, s u, !s sa i M u o
lovers. Ia the t1is of jesus buddhism prevailed In
The part Of the country to Tho south Of whels ~ hse
xhils tho religion OF tho Isomsns houI Ahsd In tho
north aud both Of thete religious ldos wsfs wor-
a4lped Thsss rIistons sers u tue zenith Vt ths!r
se,<r9s siu s*. asn I'uns ss
than wtsh The Eotsh!p ef n1tug God 10 ws.hsd to
abolah those religions md make man believe II Him.
On locking through ths has ws md that oss cs Il
thtse t1o. isss Ii eoa;saasass II t.5 s5 Ii .s!d;
, 1875-11-13

THE HEf. Ohs 9@ffAH2 AMI MS EAuhGA
To fhs Editor of Jhs CA'ca3o 7+iauns!
CHICAGO, Nov. e.-Su1ely. brighter. moro
clorious November Sabbath has never dawned
upon Chicago, than last Babbash. For ono,
fcle g!a,l ksl saw the first morning suallght.
and koou inspiration possesaed mo to attend
church, who're might obtain good religious food
to suntain mo through tho coming weak. A tho
hour drew near ] walked out on tho avenue Of
rich rAlhtisi churches that, ssy what you WILL
do lnstinctlyely Perhaps wrongly, make tho poor
sometimes feel "a II they wore not Ut homo
there. concluded would go evcr and hear
Dr., Tiffany SEQ bis new Aue church and its
people. Al walked up the broad. magnificent
steps and stood Waiting at tho door, my mind
wandered away back 10 the plain alothodlst
church in CastIue, Maino.-classtc little
ylllaga by tho soa, where I had
The honor to DO born. a. waa uahcred down
sle beautifully sss2essa ,s siss to seat Iwaa
Hethodtst, pure Wesleyan Church, Fact is
It, sald. first looking on this picture then OH
that, aa I remember in my youth, | compared
Old wndows:, tho pulpit, tho richly carved
CHAIRS aud tables. The straight. old.tsshIoned.
uucushioned "pe"a." which sven then
Mes r. uG ,,r hsa , III snluTh s to DO
Methodist Of that day nave ssld Of tLo music.
t1c, organ. tue lteseoss, aud pillarsl Even
wlolo scene would esuss Ar hlm to turn away, 10
Progressed, aud Mr.. Tiffany cana forth. appear
lug 70 bs shs easnoat. Intelligent disciple
eioquencs, yet 80 simply thss ! Guild
,alsh! .pp,octss' , Of e. tho "tafaing ot t!s shs1.
u,ost deeply. thla Is indeed tho houae Of the
Lord, "hois tho poor ~ rell ~ tho nc! may
II va choose.-tor there ID enough and 10 spare
i usea rightly ti Ito buld pp iust such l'eh tenn
Creator OF I'll our coed aud perfect gifts, 10
.huod.nt!y hssoFsd s cane n home feeling
Dist Church. A'e doing thsls share With a! other
good Christian denomlnations towards tho great
wosk that IL 10 rapidly bringing about tho day
when lhsra shalt 10 onanssa OF creed, Tho 10y
OUT day WHEN there shall ba but one church aid
one people. Then lot the old time take care Of
tssc't-.s too 1ss NJ Important esa. ! AstoppAY.
stouo to this grext day. Ii. q.
AA. AHpEREoN ASD TIE ADVANCE"
, 1875-11-13
AFTERNOON SESSION,
ADJRYaSXH. Bro.
MORNING SESSION,

III Convention r,o..amhtad IN 11rr,r r.x-
hi Hal - a r.,,na,. 49, cTr
ts,. - oc'ocH' Ar' n u. Lane pro"
!tsos1otoQal o1erclaca mere conducted by
easb1 III. rbo,r ana ao,,r,,,rn ,.,saa. 49, 49,
I'D. ''4' 7''' s''''i'$o'o ''eSou@ "peo
~ ~ sddrets on "The Elements Of Teaching
t'fts" waa dcliyeted. md vas sornowbat
sasA!. Tia snoa har ia,d down lin Ava fo,,ov.
Era. 80 uo'oK ue&asaty tor tHo ae1utea
- VI oRbbAeh-achool teachcss III their mis-
~1 xotks
,n.,x.-An intelligent appreciation by tho tpdi.
ssas sosk.
asoAtd-A knowledge Of the eoaoIars.
, 1875-11-13

dretioi Dastnfeh 70 73f thiet19o Tribune.
BLonMIS01oN. ILL.,. Nov, 1a.-rho Llbo1al Pas
tors Confnronce OF ul,nois met for bus,pess to-
day at , o'clock, aud WAS opened by prayer, altar
which tho lsov. Hunting, OF Daveuport, read ai,
essay on tho public achoo! question, III which he
religious interference 10 the school system. i.
L. 1Iosmer read An osHar On 1.-Two Views Of Re-
lision-tho Orthodox and tho Liberal fortift-
ing firmly his position Is an advocate OF lib
Jonesylllo, read q paper on " Teaching at tho
Bible to Children" ID which ho stated thst tho
bcD. part OF the Bible is excluded, and
urged tho teaching Of the history OF the Bible.
The Hon. Firman Church, Of Chicago. read al
eeaAy Oil "Whas 6AA!i We Preach - an able do
fenso Of thu psactce Of liberalism in tue pulpit
CATHOLIC REVIVAL
Sp<etai DtspatcA 70 IAe Chieago 7vfbnn..
sPnlaurtILp. ILL.,, Eov. IA Catholic mig
sson roviyal, nided By Father Cooncy a1d other
visiting prlcsts. III in progress at 81. 1ary's
Church Ii this oisS.
, 1875-11-13


NETnnDlsr MISSIONARY APPROPRIATIONS.
new YonK, Nov. 12--Ihe Methodist Episcopal
Board Of Missions TODAY made the following
appropriations: Southern 1llinois Conference,
sGu0; Southern Kansas, $1.0o0; lenucssec.
$1,000; Texas. s5.5d0; Troy. $1,000: Upper
Iowa, 71.o0o: Vermont, e1,4t0; Western New
York. 500; Western Texas, SG,o09t Virginia,
$1,000; Weet Wisconsin, e2.s00; Wilmington.
e9,00n: Tlsconain. S2,50o; Wyoming. s7o0 !:
1l!inote, $500; Kansas, :3,5oo: and Missouri,
50, 5UD 4 resolution MAS hdopted recommend
ing the 1emo,ai Of the seat Of the General Con-
ference from IL. LouiB 10 Baltimore.
The appropriation was finally made Of e., 500
for Southern California and e., 800 for Caltor-
mia. Tho appropriation for Alabama, which bad
been axcl At ~. .50o, WAS reduced to 81, 00D. The
Suctl,sh 11,ssion in California, +50D Swedish
Mission III Central Illinois, *i.0op; Danish Mis-
Hian 1t nea Mo!res a2on; s3wcai.h s.*sioa nt
Ere, 5000: Snedsh 3ifsion in Mnuesota
e3.uD0; Norwegian Allssion 10 Minnesota q, uuo
Wisconsin Norwegian Mission. e2,''00: Swedish
work in West Tcxas. 1900; German Mienton III
California, at,H0D; Chirago German Conference.
s:l0DO; Last German. sGiO0: 1,outisns. s2.n0o;
Northwest GERMAN, :4.0DJ: south Germau 91U.-
00o; Southwest German, 37.ouu.
Adjourned.
, 1875-11-13
RELIGIOUS.

n,cctfnr of tho Cook County Sum
duy-Sctloo1 issNcintanf,.
, 1875-11-13

MI. ANDERSON AsD TIE "ApyAScE."
8ouru HAVEN, Mich. Oct. 26.-Aessrs. C. II.
I3o.card l. Co., Propsietors Of as " "Adeance":
QxAgLxukas ! hare been 4 subscriber 10 the
The daily gazette., 1875-10-04
sHERIrF,s SALE.

Dy virtue Of a writof Levari Facias 70 me
ID directed. viii be exposed to Public Sale
DELAWARE HOUSE, SIS MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City OF VIII
minFton. New Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1876.
at 2 O'Clock. P. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land with the Eve
two story frame dwelling houses thereon
erected, situate in the said City Of Whining
ton. bounded and described rs folloss. to
wit:
beginning at tho westerly side of Button
wood street between B and Z streets at the
distance of one hundred and fourteen feet
from the southerly eide OF street. thence
westerly parable 10 B street one hundred feet
toa corner, thence soutnerly parallel to
Button wood street ninety nine feet to q cor
ner in Hugh Quin's land. thence essterly
along said Quin's land one hundred and thres
feet, more or less. to the Aforesaid westerly
side Of Buttonwood street, and thence there
by northerly eighty two feet six Inches. more
or less, to the place Of beginning. be the coz
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of George Il. Townsend and Mary 4. ii.
bis wife and t and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff Oflce, New Castle,
October l. A. D., 1878. octa 2tswts