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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

More than fifty members OF the fhllaoelpnrl
bar; many Of them eminent 10 their proiess'oo'
have published solemn protest against the
Drocarpa,iou Of President Grant upon winch
he bases his ground for military interference
with the South. They condcmu bis action IN
the matter because they hold 1t to be utterly
without warrant by ANY proper INTERPRETATIONS
Of that section OF the Constitution under when
the power is now claimed. The President,
however, ever s;oce it became necessary toI
his reputation that he Should show some ac'
ouaiutancc with the Constitution OF his COUP
,ry, has exhibited such an eutlre Ignorance OF
aud contcmptuons disregard for that instru-
ment, tha, to expect aoy lhing else OF Tim now,
On the eve OF his retire ment iron othee, would
be an evidence of weakness that no one would
like to acknowledge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

Tomorrow Will be- Tue last day 90 which the
registration books will De open, aud 1t is to be
hoped that aot ouly viii every man VINO Is IN
,crcs.ed 10 the welfare Of MS country, State
and city, take the little trouble that Is necessary
to see that he is properly registered. but that
he will also look after his neighbor and see that
he 100 will be enrolled to vote next November.
We have never yet Known an election ID tnis
CITY in which numerous conservatives were nol
deprived OF their votes because they had tailed
10 register. Let that not be the case thlS tltne.
Virgioia dissraced herself 10 1872 oy casting
her vote for Gen. Grsnt aud the thlev'ng ere"
who have p.undered dishonored and lmpoV-
erished the country; let her now wipe out tue
foul stain by 1oaj ,rity for Tiideo, Hendricks
and reform SO large that it will forever Danish
rad;cal.sm and its corruptiug Influences from
her pordars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27
LOST AND FOUND.

; O1T OK MlsLAID -INFUKMATIUN
L. WANTED OF TWO NOTES, drawn by
E.sndon c. EIiason in favor Of +. S. Plummer,
amount sggregsting S246, and by Plummer as
signed the dates of the notes not recoll"cted,
ou, believed to have been made in 1856; aso
two LETTERS Of airs NJ. L. Elisson IL refer.
cnco to said notes, ali which papers had been in
possession of u l. Stnoot, Of Aiexshdrla, aud
by him lost, mislsid or placed in the hands of
some attorney in the neigh borhood. Any infor.
nation of or the return of the above described
pspers to Peter Wise, esq. Mansion Houae,
sgent for the owners will be thankfully rec eived
and com pensuted if required oct 27-ec2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

Flour is in light receipt, with Il fair ioc, IT,
msnd; We note no change il. prices. Hns,i +:
off y shade, and .ales were made to-day of 49,,
bushels at HOBBS, rs 20 quality. Cora i du.,
at the decline noted yesterday; receipts II ) ~
bushels, with s.lcs ct q for neG Whit, IN : =,
so Tor mixed. Rye Is sctivn ST ~ nds.lD,.
Cats dull an. quiet At quotations. Country
produce in light receipt, And We n,,e n IA -
in prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

"A boiler 10 -four mill in Marcellus, Mich,
exploded Yesterday, killing three men. fatally
ipjuriDg two Others aud scaldiDg another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27


Sun sets......... 5 High wuter...... y On
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jane Moseley Norfolk, to A Reed
Steamer Mattsno, lower Potomac to n
Boush u Son.
Schr w K Huston, Providence to MASTER.
Schr A L Smirk Baltimore, to w A Sn,oot
Schr Ruth Shaw, Kennebec, for Washington
Schr l. A Rose. for Georgetown.
Schr Beacham, Washington, 10 Hooe
Schr VIM Layton, Washington, to ? 3 Hooe
SAILED.
Steamer Jane Moseley, Norfolk by F A Reed.
Steamer w Thompson lower Potomac, b.
+ a Reed
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Broders
s. Co.
chr Matte r Taber, Bristol, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Cosl 20.
Schr Adana Rokes, Georgetown, by VIM A
Smoot.
Schr w Layton, Philadelphia, by P Hooe.
Schrs Enoch Moore and Jesse l. Leach, from
Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived Boats D Stewart, Ed 0ayer, Amer
lean Flagg and l. Reid, to American Coal Co
Departed Boats Rcchsbiles, 5 Henry, Hubert
& Kirby and D Stewart, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27
BURNING OF A FAMOUS RESIDENCE. BE.

BURNING OF FAMOUS RESIDENCE BE.
tween ! and 2 o'clock yesterday morning a
brilliant light was visible over toward Union
tawu. Ii lit up the southeastern sky Tor up
ward of al hour, aud the few who w.!e out SO
early 10 the nnroing proclaimed il fire at the
navy yard. NJ alarm was struck, however, as
the light WAS cause! by ID" burning Of the
spl" odd m.nsi' of Cal. S. Taylor Suit, at
Suiiand, Prince Georges county, Nd, about
three miles ir III The DIS ret limits. The b us"
was set on fire 10 the basement. ADD a family
living 10 the upper story narrowly escaped be
log turned to death. L was entirely destroy
ed, aud what was orce opc OF the 6oest r"sl.
dences 10 Southern Marylsod, is now a il, ap
Of sruoullerag lu.ns. The siruc! urc wa built
by Colonel Suit sonc twelve years sine, sar
richly furnished, Containing many gems Of art
10 painting and satuary. ADD An orch"Siron,
which Tie ow, had Imported from Europe
a, cost OF $4,000. The mansion has been
the ,cene of mary social gatherings Of distio
guished parsoragcs, The prioceiy hospitality OF
Co!oneI Suit beng provcrbiaI throughout this
section Of c uu.ry Surrounding the residence
is farm of huodreds Of acres Of every Jncclv
able kind Of fruit indigenous to The s Ill and
one Of the faest vineyards in Maryland. Upon
the grounds is so acres Of thick forest, which
some years since was stocked with deer, foxes
and other wild animals, which Were hunted at
times by Colonel Suit aud his various guests
The less viii reach $75 900 upon which it is
believed there is 40 Insurance Of haf the
amount. Colonel Suit, who is State Senator
OF Maryland and ooc Of the judges IF award OF
the Centennial is in philadelphia with bis
family Wash Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

TIE President has appointed the 3Oth Of
November THANKSGIVING Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

RICHMOND MARKET, Oct. rs The "l;3r -,
Of When, are emily fair, whi:o the f"'n"..
moderate, and there were sales If wait" Al ~
l45 for prime to choice white latte pie
seed and ll5 .l35 for lair TO good; sales % r"
ut l37a1 o or good 10 prime, snI lis or cnu
fJr seed :alca IF whit" Corn al 81 5! AM d.
md mixed at 81 Usts 40 II. Nothing do"
II Rye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Oo Sunday night,
in Mliiwovd ~ alteration between Mr.. A.
Neville and Vim. Srudcr, both Of that village
r. suited 10 Struder shooting Neville. Furtu
natcly the ball, which struck Mr.. n. in the
groin only inflicted slight flesh wJuLd. But
when We reflect that change OF aD inch or
Two in the direction OF the ball would probably
have inflicted untold sorrow and roube 10 I'VE
families, who have lived as GEAR ncirhbors, we
Cannot too severely reprobate the habit Of car
ryins concealed weapons 10 a pracefu! anG
orderly community. CNnrhe Cou Ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

LYNCHBURG MARKET. Oct. 26 The mar.
is about Is ususl-:,ir y supple" ana dcn":
moderate. The fair has u :ome extar; int'g-
fere1 with the REGULAR routine 0. bgsaa..
Wheat is qu ted i ll5il25 20! primary {" psi.
with fair .mnnd. Corr 62!6j for whit ,ai
57a60 for yellow; o is 35.37; Rye 6).75
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. oct'r. 26.-ia'
market Is quiet tn Quotations n"mAaIy n .
lows Wheat l2O ,l3 ;. Corr: IS 80; Hye Jj ~,
and Oats 35a40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET, Oct. - go 80,
active frm and higher; common light . - - =
lair tn good light 5 5O4i5 ~; do. -rasTy " " ,
S. so; receipts l4!S; shipments - ----.---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, ',tE - -
Receirts o. stocl: this week were far. lhoa.h
prices have fallen off, ard n" butcher COM 40
of thu inactivity Of the mnrk't Inc finn "H
is owing to the decline IN other marhe.s '".-,
ranged TO day rs follows; Cnttle s.; ;HYr~
s6c; sheep 3! ): per ID, and LAMB 80 i'r
head. Hogs so show c0n5id"rHo!:d CAM, ""t
we quote 1T : so S8j Pc w b. WIN ia
sales Cows ..nd Calves quiet At 70 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. October ~ $50
Beeves-- Receipts 70 u hral TAc u'p'y ~-
exclusively made u, # Eat'vc 2-cGr. .'' '|.'
of ordnxiy to prime quAl ty DIyer, ne
more wiling to operate a;d tn Z neral tone u
the n..rke, wa. = Shade frmer; TT prsc", ecu !,
not not be- be- sdv@nced' md some Of the com@"
Cattle remained uns I'D. Tidy t"era o. 80,
lbs were not wan ted u. more than &c PER ~ 4
good fal Steers oI 80 los average sod ut >; 'ic
per 10 dressed A 4: !! selections r"a ned - ios'
and coarse Cattle went as Ow 3 'tr,:c -.
sheen and Lxmbs-Rcc.irt, lOii head. TIE
market WIS dull but the f.etiog was na' 20
weak, and q moderAt, business was lr'2sac..,...
Some very poor Sheep we're sold AS low = "'~
per lb, but 4.5i per ID WAS tn: rang lJr q.
mon to prir, e Sheep ana 6sc per b Tor 'ED''
Hogs-Rccep;s 6lG7 head Two c'T'o"ds W =;
o.. sale alive, holding for 6tc per TO- bat not
before Change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Oct :. ~
There were nearly 600 head OF Beet Sstl's '@
ed this week, nearly 500 of which we're ' -.
prices ranging from 3a43c per loi th9;' , -, -
soid-sbout l0O-were driven on 10 ~ 'd' w..
Abou, 100 Sheep and Lambs w"r2 o. Ia ~
ket, of which about 1900 were taken n =, :,
ranging from 445c per 10 Tor SHEEP, sl1 -
S4 10 Der head Tor Lambs. 4 i"" LOW o.
Calves brought from 2oaS33
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-27

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. nctr. 2'.-ta'
-reccipts 2lt0; shipments llOO; mar e. III
active, and prices @rn tiru.er,, rove ~ "
even, averaging 1875 lbs, sold Al - 70; '.'o',
averaging 1919 bs, sod 81 $40; II &c n,'
highest figures o; ,ctus! 81 :.T one
Cows 60aS2 So; stockers 2 % - - ~ 1'' j.,
good Steers 8Jao4 . Hog. -Tec9'"'2
shinments 24OO; marSe: ste.dy md !rH', d
msnd good common to extra - 81 u !
of rood to choice At S0aS6. Es"p--'e w.
1903; msrket moderately ACTIVE; st..Gs 80
and weak sales at 3sS4 ~
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

feet above sea level on the shores OF Poaris BAY ~
however, throw aside dependence upon ao .et,lao
would servo explanation all that seems necessary 10
to show cause for reduced temperature ,,.u % d,s
Prof NewcOmb called upon by frOl hehIY ~ ~
cuss subject from Astronomical point oi hi
said that the geoogical questions we're dot d ~ lie
rocks would determine whether the mean Ia ia ,. no I'D
continent lad been below freezing point II in. ~ te
mitted, one VI two things seemed esiueh .in
land at that time very high, or the s0l.r 80
received by IT was below the ayersge ysry ali Ii
alteration IN the Atmosphere ol 'no ,nnsr9tIre su
Prof Hlgard said that lie had never viewed WIN IAtoa
those felnrie theories which strOye TO account ior ie
arai ice bv supposing II result from aprecta@Ion @
or.eGr,et Inn An extra amount OF vsp0r raised from
eGnstd5al regions II appeared to him strange way 10
scc5Jt tr en- excess Of cold providing an unusual
heat lie had carefully estimated the total % 9eP P5 oi
waterfall the globe and tOuha u s1ou. %
had icn coyerd by an ice-cap hatreached the suhts
OF lofty mountains; hui all the Ndsol on tuV eIJ not
tSzeH r cS sS mtss and thickness Of ice Prof Newberry
said that the mis- axe was in assuming SUCH i'io iva
the thc interior OF eOhtlhehe
FoCENE ANIMALS.
Prof T. D. Copa dIscoursod on the peculiar character
tics of the fossils of the EOcene period Ihe paper WAS
principally technical and designed to snow tnal 'ne a
mails of that epocn were of low type An ehuheIa'io
of the fossil forms discovered III The west ana tnose Vi
Europ- showed that saveral large groups were entirely
wanting such as that which sheep goats &c belong to
also the carniyorou animals absent and tho mar
uiials and edoutstes The evidences Of low type ad-
duced for the EOcene mammals their small bfas
which Prof Marsh has very fully described and the n-
feIfor character OF their feet; animals highly de-
veoped having only toe, like the horse From TINS
point OF vew-i. c., tho feet-man is very Ill
ferior animal. Prof COpes remarks also included
eompar1son be ween certain Western fossils aud those
Of thr Paris basn with a view TO show III dny between
soms Eucene mammals IN the two hems heres. Idls IS
subject upon whicr Of Marsh has very recently pub
sned an srudite essay. The object 20 De reached bI
these observations is 70 iii by means o Identical iosss
Had ytg
and America sort OF line from which the relative
ass of ali neiglbOnng fossil bcds can be determined
Prof Marsh suoAs briefly referring to the interest -
felt in ne subject and mentioning incidentally TIA, the
Deds Of the Wasatch group rhica Prof. Cope ad soo
lied were the sike y those Of Tie NeimllO2 Cree
series they lie immediately above The CteiaccoiS iorn
ton and contain the Oldest mammals IN tnls country
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.

LOCAL BILLS REPORTED AND PAS -FD-THE PRoIEC-
TON OF EMIGRANTs-sTATRMENT oF- -JUDGMENIS
AGAINST TiiE CITY-ADJoURNMENT, MAY ).
SENATE. ALBANY. April u, 1876.
The following bills were reported fayorably:
Concurrent resolutions relative to the number Of JUS
tices OF the supreme Court
Authorizing tha transfer of the property Of tie New
York sesmeil's Association TO tho American se"nens
Friend Society.
Amcnding the charter Of the NewYork Infant Asylum
Relative 20 the Foun,'lng society OF the Sisles of
CHARITY Of the City OF Ncw-NOr5.
The following bills veIc passed:
Authorizing tie use OF steam on AuantciVe, broOh-
Bn. l-,. . a.. ,r1,,. 80,
the Ii to provid- for ths correction and equalization ~
taxes and assessments.
Tie bill elicited n long debate. 80, .
Mr. RoHgRs protested against the passage OF Dl OF
this character SAVING it Sm-d against the poor ln
asd IN favar Of the Ner-Gork banks an other mOneY
institutions The bill finally ordered 10 tara read
Ing. .. <..,-. ....t
fayorabr lac bill provide FOR tie appointment or ne
arbl,is of tsc Chamber OF Commerce o Ncv-1Oik 10
examine and dsern!ne .l claims for tie rent or oul0
Incs FOR arIn-rCs, MtssIs AOAHiSsEY ana hoObIN as
On iaooa Of Mr. JACOBS the Senate concarred in iho
Assembly resolution &sEi3s Our Etr.csensi. .cs ~ Con-
re5s t. se thor influence 10 secure the n-c. lts
hi or for the protection Of eIniSants ana tAc h'h or
the residents oI tne Ate.
Adjourned T!li Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
THE ASSEMBLY.
lowing bills were reported :

The following bills were reported:
By Nj FIsn relative 10 officers OF the Marine Court;
also rca I've to clerks and deputy clerks in the City
Count OF Ncr-Y0rk.
Mr. ForsIhR called uD his resolution calling on Sena
tors and EagreS,ntatves congress 70 procure vi hout
dsl.y legislation fer the recf o uigFAuis owing 40 le
decsioD United 20 .tc5 supreme Court against 100
heed-mOney tax. The resolution was Ed1ri1d- 90
Mr. bRIANT called up nIs resolution canS on me NtN
Capitol Cunm..lOnsrs - submit 10 the HOn-e detNle
statement sil persons employed on 'hc new CAPITOL
tHo auOrnt paid 10 each ana 81 all noneys Pad " A'd
10 whOn and for what gIrpcs, since ISfl Anoft'H'
Mr. FISH cs ed ~ tae Senato resolution extending ire
tive Of tie Coma. Lsion appointed h> bc H"VcFhpr 10
dey1ee uniform systoIn Of charters Tor CiiS SVFciL
mcnts COncirrcd IN. a.
Mr CsETY rs.ilod up his resolution calling upon no
Corp rston Counsel Ol HE civ 0f SesYUtk 10 r~sort
within days detailed statement ~ the number o
judgments recovered against said city, together "t
other IKE information ,
Mr STRAHAS sad tnis would Gauss great deal or
trouble ANA II any good 10 come from 70 be
would vato he resolution, but unless such was iHo
case he os1.u not vote for II.
Mr. n said there not day but yast mum or
Of judgments were recovered ag2iust the ci. lir fti
tines. suits Tho opposition 10 tscfu, "a grown
into sHriOus abuse. Igc rs Olutipn was 1f1plSL
Mr. SUYDAM called up his resolution ;or maj ADJOURN
nlent oa the 2Dh Of April II ra- amended BY inserting
Nav 3, and sd,pto<. 1t ,Ues 10 the : mt
Mr. FI.H reported Senator Noedlnb Dill amending inc
charter NeUYOrk relative to assessments, contract
work &c ANO provide 0inces and ROOMS for public
purposes in tne city of Ncw-HoTk.
Adjourned until Monday eyeEng.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Tile GENrYA AWARD BONDS.

Financiers dOwn town are discussing the
question of tno all ltmcnt of the Geneva Award bonds
proposals. which mast bo ssnt to tAo Treasury by noon
on Monday. There hlvo been number OF conferences
among those desire 10 bid, aud several rnOrs are
In circulation relative 10 the tier II has been re-
ported that National banks and ono foreign banker
intended bid for whole. and also. thai two poIn
ncnt German bankers and one National bank intended
dong the same ts.uy. The GCYorniarnS Doad dealers
will bid Tor bonds but t s understood that one al
The leading huisea has tho matter ia charge, and the
members OF the h.m retiCont Tiers IL CabIn
Syndicate Organizing, which may bid fOf several mil
Inns Two National banks, Il Is stttel, VIII bid for
sJUOUOO each. B1Iton hrn for ~ lOOODOO aud large
banker u SoutA-.t. for tins OUnt. TAe
krr. oi Washington AM PhiladcipniI viii probably
bid also Nothing known 10 what the old Syndicate
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
rrs1Xr.s rNnARRAs.Mevrs.

The creditors OF Duncan, Sherman X Co.
continued the proving of their claims Yesterday Among
the principal claims proved were those II H. kimhAl
c., SSI 500: Tr,dcsmsn's NItionli Bsnk, p2V,32O; h.
J. Donncli 81 OSl Bank of 81. Thomas, W. L. Slo332
s,ropfcr < Streute, $4,000.
The creditor. ot Jeremiah Quinan, dealer IN glasware
in william 81, have been holding meetings 10 consider
hi, pro:osiuUn for >itlem-nt IS ahitiss arr osti-
r.rt pt about StJO,ODO. and hs z,,rts ut between
s4OOgO aud $4,000. IL oUns sono real s,ilie whch
D, ,zurd iaucs lrss th.I h paid tOr II.
Tpc lab lite, - urcIgOf;, Benedict CO.. dry goods
d@n.er< of Nav, York Chsre-fpn savannah, and jack
sorvi., src ss.i1saud 1 sbOnt 32ojnD
I.lac T. Smith. the receiver ~ tEc Central PARK say
ins Rars rls isd his ropor, ior She month ~ March.
In that monA ho DrithcT rccriycd nor pad sny thhs
Th- liabilities dcgosiors stN rl2.5lO %, and tue
,~,ei. sra cash. ~ .l9J 2G, Ani claim against the
Os.,p National Issnk FOR $3.50 30.
Joseph H7nuurr. Who recently maie IN tn'ovent as
s.nmrt ruort MS liabilities rSii7 % AMI his a.
81. ;Ia
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
SANrO DOMINGO AND HAYH

The election in Santo Domingo has resui'eu
in Ulysses +. Espaillat being chosen President nc
oeiyod a majority ot the votes cast at the capila ~
moro than twOthrds OF the entire number poed " '
Republic Mr.. EsDaillat Is nztiye OF Santiago, ana ~
attained the age of 90. He Is pure white, noNp "a
feet, with irregular features, resembling In person 1us
features Henry Clay He was a druggist ana R'qu"',
moderate wealth st that business He was mclg' an.
the Provisional Government ~ 1897, fud u stI0Ls Il
posed to Baez, by whom ho imph-oard L. Ls
seli-oducate hut Is considered one Of tho aDest ''
men In the Republic. %, ths
In Hayti, the of Cape Haytien was taken aa on
30 inst by the revolutionary party wtscnt he
All the towns of the North have declares agn' hsye
Government OF Dominique large force was 20 ,S of
lett Cape Hayten for PortauPrince ON the fyo
the 9th. It reported on good authority u ,se Sc
men-og-War T0cen y built In the United states a.
Michel aud the 1904, lad gone over 70 the reFoIu'
The downfall OF Donin0ue was cOnsidered ooa s~AA'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

4 proposition has been made in the Legi'la-
iu-c .t ADny O. .hc captl used by insurance com
pauios t., proposed tax .s very Objectionable to the
companies who atJnd 60 0?pose II as f.s ai possible
Yesterday report circEted 10 tho chsct thai in
view o. this AK Negotiations were in progress between
N,W-Yors Dir, Insurance canpan ~ snd ihe eNocuilYo
ocers of the state u NeaJeo fsr the transfer Of tho
entire , insurance capital of this city that State
Inquiry =. s.Vcrti OF . Insurance comptnss ,estcr-
dsr crtcd TIC statement st tHey knew nothing ~ tho
matter. Al one o-'e the secretary s@i Liai hc usf
t-Ud fAc pI.l minated. bat ai aot know how Tar U
hat suu.. X M.utE"Hcrr, the Gch"fhi Agent oi tso
N4i MI Boari 0f Underwriters sad tnat Ae hsd not
lrili ~ fIt uitt.r luIiviu.l companies uisht h1v0
bean nr.ouauus for a. organization EuI7r tsc New
Jersey .y,tro bri tarrc hNt been nothing Tx COM
b .u mDyrurut IN tdU matter or no Wohd undoubtedly
a., F,.tr al al
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
GIFTS TO THE EvANGELIsTs.

SMALL SUMS OV MONEY ERCaVED ny rHEN ~ LIT
TEPs-rnr AMOUNT or THssz GIFTS AGGHf-
GArEi-NR. uooDY's VIEW ABOUT rHrM.
Some days ago TgIBUSE reporter visited
Mcssrs MOODY and Saukey, AMI called ihcr attention ."
published statement tha thoy constantly recsiv-
Ing from cata,s a.iic converts AMI alrrs sums Of
money which in the aeTcsito sufici~Rt To make
them bota wealthy tle ar.irc implying that they were
making o. rcviyals "a means 70 accumulate riches
MI Moody earnest flce betrayed no feeling othr tian
a slight sJ.de oi contempt. ~ he read thr article
for the Gr,t time aud SIR. sGnkey p!ayiully tapped
him tbs slollies aud aaked. " when am to set
my share of The spoiis ?" 10 which Mr.. to'dy IN
st.ntly replied " S,i NiS world" At tlt tins Mr.
Moody SAID he would make stai'nent to th' pnsc ~
soon ~ NE bad the leisure explaining the manner IN
winch he lived anl the way in which support had been
Gndrel 10 him; but yesterday 10 expressed Lis d-tor-
mnaiion 30 take notice Of suoh attacks on "c-
count oi e false construction which might be pl"ccd
on public statement
Nr Moody has never placed himself under obi
cations by receiving money from any drnouiua-
tioul sOcioty or any commgo". ana dos not re-
~Niaiy or direct payment '"f ~, rtsci'u-'
thus hoding b nDef frc' nom All dcnomihruonni -
str.r'a al si oSiT nl'ch any NTons Hn ~ .'ttrI r,
he uNt uns,,ugtcrit IL, deai a oXyic+~-l ~ ulu, ul,
sel. b. &, proAcA only t4e sAraHon of nlc1 through
Christ. aud to pfsacA the Go'gel OF ,Alli 20
All vnom ho eau re7c. as freely rs We Na,ri.
Of III, sro given" Without money and "'ih"'t
.Se c>,,n OF travel o. &, support his asy asd hs
scif a.e -yus is wacc timl o. pr arhih- 'r I@A
3 ~
81 ,sch zen rhpr+' tu eve 1lm lr'unlilt ASST
an~r .ui ..rt alI US p-ot rotlnE in return hh 'h'i
he .gsd rnn uu0 10 nj, work HAnF Of BIZ A"0df con-
N.ft hsSs t.aa ,eu im sut 'I'1t or iL' cl - lfhHf
cr. desiring aim to ufr i-m tp niN'h ihc C"inIorl ~
f. ,iIo n!C iurr.,gI thf minstiF. A great rift
oT thr-e - hll ir"I5Nd n aaonf nous t'-
.,rs tia. rafnD-ls cont hns,. DlrH- ali H.Hy III
| MS CIV al ns letter., except those fTum Dls own
tsmiiy AaVo hs.H opened r tac leraona Who entertain
nm as tAsir "A Iriy sistcs thE dnr-HE hls
A.st lu Ir cifg yci abrnt 500 "a ~ way
nni th,s received ion' men - hts Oniy
u.rI him in barely goipG--Aur c:cuIn sancts. sad
be- q, Y" have AL tins money want, u u
is4,t Vs-y nlu.h I htyp jest bJiga' ule place 20
iuasr \ su>gc i"r NY wife aud ciil.r'l 10 c,s 5000
ana have bacu patus in snme rrafs winch Wili cost
n,.lt -, ulra core. and don't thius am aslnssd '1
l0 ,uy 1!..i in face and ol hE about IT, Nhrh IL
va, .us ,to! tt,t a'mcnt 90 sIcl Lsrjs h0iid 40
much e. stop ~ .ivcs c.iti-ni6 U his mode Of WORK
iu les replied thAt % might have thr cct t,J 10 h'"o
urouo seii him inOrcy than Ac wanted, ana tbch
come cn0mcs ,soud ~ bidding TOR money sncn
argos W,cid not only pl c' ihi in most hi oi tuite
l.t, bit tney !d also bang G-scfc't On the ielS"h
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