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, By virtue Of . eeer.e q the euprses -
Court OF the Diatrict OF Columbia made e..R
e cause thst;i1 I;nai.s, bss.sso Daniel
Ct al :. defsDdsnh, in EQUITY No. issi. the under.
.igssd o trustss vil on 81: sth day Of October,
ct public auction, in front Of the Drsses the one
undivided sixth part Of lot numbered eight (6) In
Doyfdsonb subdivision II square No. 40, In the
city Of Wsshinston, Improved ~ . small framo
building The Saia interSst will b sold subject to
TENS Of sale: Cash. 4 deposit Of - required
ct the time of sa1e All conveyanosng at the cost
recci & The nh ss1 Of cay yurehesef siiiag
10 cooply With tAs tors 81 ee!a ylshtn Ave days.
sctkSIo,l9,N,u O0ce 4e. Sl9 y street..
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CHEATING WITH TRIP SLIPs.-The Bos-
ton Saturday Evening Gazette says: "a
case OF economy without proper watchful-
ness on the part of the officials OF q horse
railroad corporation has transpired In q re-
cent investigation. The saw az OF tue
punched tickets turned In by the conductors
for eventual sale 70 the junk man led 70 q
ludicrOusly disastrous result TO the ex-
chequer. Three or four barrels OF these
vouchers for payment by the passengers had
been thus boarded when IL was suddenly
discovered that there was a great falling of
In the cash fares passed in To the Office clerks.
IL could not be that the public had so sud
denly resolved 30 buy tickets, yet the cause
could not be OWNED until one OF the EN-
ployes was directed to sell the barrels OF sold
paper Then IL was discovered that one of
the barrels containing thousands OF punched
tickets was missing. IL has since been as
certained that these had circulated freely
among the conductors, and been turned in in
lieu OF cash fares, the registering punches
having been cunningly rung over the ca So
tape-strips without perforating them. OF
course there was q discharge of the offending
parties, one OF whom is currently reporte q
To have made 5000 by the operation"
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fO.MOkROW.
nUNCANsOH BROS, Anctioaser-,
- Southeast corner 9th aad streets n W
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
~ On 18th AND STREETS NOHTH-
WEST. AT AUOTIOH.

dated The 7th day OF July, A. b 1875. and re- e.n]
CORDED In Liber No 7ss: folio ass, ct seq. one&
Il the land rec srds Of Washpgton county, District
Of Columbia and Ut the of the party
,he' e6y, will sci, e public auction in trout Of
Der. A. d. 1876, at o'clock , m all those certain
PIECES or % GELS OF land ,iuste and ing in the city
OF W ash1ngton. and known and described on the
eroupo plat and plan Of said city lots nun bered
tsentJ nve ~ and twenty six 26,J In % asre
to A. tsrdons ct a. subdivision Of said "a uare
recorded IN liber B. W allack folio Eve, 49, ia the
surveyors once, together with the i'm prov EN- ents
which consist OF Brick Store Q ad Dwelling
1ermf: One third cash, balance in one and two
years potes beal eight per Cent Interest and Sc
cured b. deed Of trust on the premises cold de-
posit OF 910u gill be required at the time OF SALE
ssle are not complied with in seven days from sale
the reserves the right to resell the property
after giving i've days notice in sone paper pubIish
90 o Ct eoS sa s'0nS iRl3Ras O. WHITE rrn,..
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TRUsTRE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me, dated An -
"a ~ l.nS resords Ter DtstrfoS of Coi9mD
bra, and b. direettoa Of holder Of note secured
tie premises, on SATURDAY, Octo6sr 9ist,
las, Ct $50 s'clcck 2; m, the east " feet oflo
Terws OF csls: Ons.fourth cash, and residue In
equal instalments q 9, asd Is months from day OF
tersst and deed Of trust property sold. OoHvsy-
ancine ana recording ct larchaeseis cost. %
piied Vifh within ave days iron day Of sale, The
pfcpesty viii Be rsDolA q the risk a1d ooe Of de-
.'eo'ss y0aa y. HAMA. Yrs.sse.
WASH. y. WlLLIAu0,
orUJ4,NH,OA Auotaon0oI.
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ID a. DARHBILLE,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
TRUsTEIs, SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
HOUSE All LOT Oh n STRICT, R8TWRAN

By virtue OF 9 deed OF trust 10 us, dated Sep IA
tember 18th, 1879, and recorded In Liber Ne. G.a
7s6, folio 80, Ao.. Of the land records Of the.k.
Distriot Of Columbia, ana ct the request Of the
Treasurer Of the aibsrnia Building Assooisti We
on M0nDAx II, the 2Sd dey of October, lS56, ct az
O'Clock IN the afternoon, all that pecs parcel Of
ground In the city If Washington described IN aid
deed Of trust a. the east fifteen feet and one inch
fB - from font to rear OF lot numbered twenty
one 81 In square five hundred and thirteen f5lS D
together With the tmlfevements thereon.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash I;
the balance in ak and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, the deferred payments 70 be -
cured by . deed Of trust on the proDertg sold. A
deposit Of go will be required when the properly
isknochtd down. II terms Of sale be not Complied
with in seven days from day OF sale, the trustee
defaulting purchaser, en- sizing one weeks notice
By pcblic advertisemsns. Convey ancing ct cost Of
JJAMks EWHHhjhIEERroH.} Trustees.
cct2 -4swswAds I'D OiyARY, Salesman.
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u II. WARMER, Real Estate Auciioneer.
TRCsTHEs' SALE OF VALUABLE NEW
TW0-STORt Fra ME house ON 3D STREET
RHCXEEN AND x RrREEIa EnIrT 81 n ~

BHTWEEN AND STREETS sUUTHEAeT
By virtue Of deed Of trust to us, dated -
August Slst, A b.. ISIS, and accorded 10 Liber :H
Ne. 7S. folio 1888, Of the land re cords for cl
the District Of Columbia, and the request Of the
holders OF the note secured thereby, shall sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on FnI.
DAY, The l3th day Of October, at O'Clock D. % =,
ell that piece CT parcel Of ground known as Lot
numbered twenty Il se (23l OF GecvEe Y. Quick g
subdivision Of Square numbered seven hundred and
ninety eight $50, together with the improveme ats
thereon, consisting OF . two-Btory Frame Eeliu p
House vito brick basement
Terms Of sale: o700 with interest thereon ct ten
f0) Der cent. Der annum from February % 1876 and
the Of the SALE In cash. and the balance 10
one year. secured by deed Of trust the roperty,
ard the note Of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day of tae. A deposit OF ol0o will be required
at the time Of sale. AL eonye' anoDg at tbs par
With within ten 0) days, the Trustees reserve the
right to reeel the property ct the risk and cost Of
TSi k6ss sIsI YOUNG, Trustees.
oct3d J. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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ID A. DARNEILLE,
L. Auotioneer and Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE or FRAME HOUSE AND
4TH AND Sra SHEETS NORTHWIsT

ARR AND sra SHEETS NORTHWIST
On MONDAY, the 23d day OF October, 1876, -
f O'Clock In the afternoon, We will sell ct
public .uotiop. in front Of the premises, Ct =,
ing Association, and By virtue of tso deeds Of trust
20 rs. dated respectively October = and November
s. las, and recorded In Libef No. 800, folio rs, and
Ne 1ss foiiS SSi, Land records Of the District Of
city Of described IN said deeds Of trust
as pert Of Lot four a. In Square ave hundred and
twelve 1871. beginning at . point she line Of Q
thirty feet Alley IN the rear Of said lo as the dis
taBce Of twenty l3o) feet east from the northwest
corner Of the said lot thence running east with the
line OF the sad alley, seventeen tHl feet, thence
south eighty i've (86) fest, thence vest seventeen
feet. and thence turning and running north to the
Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash;
the balance In six and twelve months, with interest
iron day OF sale; the deferred payments TO be
secured By deed Of trust, dep eft Of go yin Be
required when the property n knocked of. II
tefrs be not complied with In seven days. the
Trustees reserve the right 70 resell ct risk and cost
OF defsultipg purchs laser, after giving week o
Dotice by public advertisement. OonVeyanoing to
be at cost Of purchaser
JAsi .snUEEtsiI9fETos' Trustees.
oct1 9Aw3W ads y. b, OBDABY Salesman.
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BRODHEAD q CO.,
s39 PEHBsYJVtNIA AVE. AND s39 ID ST.
BkTWkEH sTH AND 10TH SITS,
WI open 70 day aud through the week new and
ST. lish
ID n Il 3 q O O BS
OF TIE MOST REOEST IMPoRrATIONs
Including
All Wsol Fabrics, In Armure patterns;
Uheeks and stripes;
An Wool Black q ColOred Cashmeres:
All Wool Plaiis, In new and beautiful effects;
AL Wool Knickerbo cker and Snow FLAKE Cloths
Brilliantfnes. Alpaca, Mohairs, &C., &c.
These Goods should the careful ir pection
Of those vishfng TO make their Fall purchases, %
the coloTings. qualities aud prices such az to
please the most fashion able and coon lmical buyer
They Offer rare bar gains In Black Silks from l5c.
NJ; also, beautiful shades Of Myrtle Green. Seal
Brown and 1svy Blue silks at low prices; Navy
Blue WATERPROOF ct 81, worth q IS: Boulevard
shirts, toc-, worth 81; Wsmsutts "A Bleeched
Cotton IKE; All Wool lo4 Blankets, o27s to
o2s psir.
Elegant 5 but'op sID GLOVES, only ol3s.
New style 1de Mesh Silk Hair Nets and Melted
SIX Ties: Ladfee' and Gents Underwear, Hosiery,
Hdkfs.. &c &C at greatly red iced p-icss-
~Uan aud KamfDe
BRODHKAD q CO.,
oct3-tr 939 Penn. and 932 strset.
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FROM IMPORTERS AUCTIONS.

Magnificent Black Oashmeres and Alpscas
Ink Green, Navy Blue, Seal Brown and Plum Color
Merino-
Superb Black, Brown and Blue Velyets.
Real Lace and Noting ham Curtains, 10 sets.
Ostrich Tips and Long Plumes, ali eolUrs.
Ali colors and sizes Of Kid cloves
Large Honey cUmb Spreads, only 75c.
Splendid large W hite Blankets, only % 50.
Beautiful amask Table Linen, only COO.
Extra sup@rnne All linen Napkins, ol3.
Largest re ehetlsnd shswis, 0I1s.
u RIB Scotch Cling ham - inch Umbrellas, o..
Special bar gains offered 10 Ne iuo spd ALI
WOOL UaDBRwBAR, Of which We have the largest
stock In the city.
CONNOLLYS,
Dep15-6 eos sth street, opp. Pstent Oflos.
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AUCTION SALES.
ID A. DABNEilIE Aueti oneer
1BUsrI Ts' SALE OF IMPROVED PkoPERrY

ID A. DABHEiLIE AustioAeer.
1BOsrI rs SALE OF IMpBoyED PKoPKRrY
| AT 4UuTIVH.
"a lsze recorded in Lloer 7ui, folio M, 4 Ihs -
lssd records Of sssaington oounty, .ietrie -e4k
viii .ss :. ~ saSe
Ia tr9ut OF the gr.mis-,, on MoSDAf the asa
and 81 Of Blssdsn. Subdivision o. sausrs Ts1, e,aS
ss1 E! ,ssSIs:: "a .n'
III, s;:Is ssss; sson nsa.: s..ess u md i
Sst u Tsss By .G,.: and sss o.
each hows when the property is cold .nvsT .nciss
@ps n GsSs n: ru.s saf fs.s11 iS
rnns 70 resell 81 the risa On cost of the deaultns
'a aD.,,.a, FG RSs1sRss:i... Trustees
DUsoAnsoH BROS. Auc.,one.rs,
IL Southeast corner 9th and d cts. northwest.
SALE OF LOT Oh BALF STREET WEST, RI.
TWEEN and sTRBErs SOUTH. AT AUO-
on FRIDAY AFTERN DON, October aoth, -
gi.mi.t., Lot q, square si TIL. lot fsOnts 4, <
feet on stree. s.sI, bet.een and SIS. south,
ottIi EUscsssoN sRos. Auc...
Real Estate Auottoneers
AUCTION .,Tss sths or XAsgssII BULLoISa
On TUE DAY. Octobsr I1lh. 1T O'Clock 90
p M we shall Cffsr fer sale. the premises,
plumber Of beautiful Building Lsts, nesr>
b,'gbtweod.
Terms easy A Flat Of the grou i'd whI,h will be
showr 1t the sale, may be In the time at
octii dtdbs YOUNG MIDDLETON, ,po...
A gMIHIsTR.TOke SALk OF BRiuk
"A DWELLING, 30. SI3 sTRSEr NORTH
/ viii seal at auction, in trent Of tb. prem -
lees at a. O'Clock p M on SATURDAY 1.R
October l4th, part of lot 4. ressry alton IL. sk
Terms and oescrt ption ct time OF safe.
Wa. l0UkG. Adntuistrator.
cole H YOUNG MtDDLEroH. Aucts.
HNRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE OOr-
TA0E. &C HEAR H0wARD UNIVERSITY.
BY virtue OF deed, dated October LIST, 1874, -
recorded in Liber No. 7e2 at folio as, Will wv
ssll, on mOnB ~, the 9th day Of OCTOBER, -
1876, ON the premises, st AZ O'Clock D. m Lots one
(D and two -, In Block eighteen (lSD, the subdi
vision OF Howard University land Tn, properly
that width LEO feet to an alley Is feet wiSe and is
Improved With two-story and sttiok Brick Dot
tsge. &c
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue in two
equal paymeDts 1t six and twelve onths, with In
terest at ten TO- cent per annum until paid,
be secured By Q deed of trust the pro perty 0IOo
deposit when property ts struck OF Foil settle
Mt mt within sht days after sale, dep sit
to be forfeited Convey srcins and recording at
FRED w. JONES, }r,r-.,
GEO. TRUHSDBLL,f iruHees'
oe'sdts WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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DRY GOODS.
WE kESPECTFU,L LIZ Ask an INSPECTION OF orr
w lsrie spo desirable stock OF

MITCHELL * MARTIN,
(SEcssSsoTs 10 JoAa T. MifcisHJ
s3I PENssYLv MIA AVENUE,
Are nov openirg full line ~ FALL AND WIN.
IkR DREsS GOODS IN All The raw .n .dss and
tsencs stleet iron the istes, i'm portAtiohs.
SILKS. yELvETs. CAsHMEREs, SO.
HoUsIkIKVIss GOODS OF all kinds.
A large stock Of BL ,NKErs, sPsEAps and
CUR1ISs
@An csrrisge- .ili have 70 come to the d street
ents ence ~bilo the Ayenue Is torn up.
MITCHELL Il MARTIN
oets-tr 9t1 Penna ave and e24 ID .treat
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1 NEW DEPARTURE.
bs1EFos AS

B9sTOH AHD PROVID1E01 sTIAMsHiP
The steamers Of the above line yin leave PhiIaAs,.
phis every SATURDAY. ct m. for
Ess:ains!On; .s,1Tnin., s bhb Leave
sy dtyasifs. Throush bills Of ladins issued 70 and
trom the above ports. Treights received and de-
nyered daily from 8 Q. N. 70 D. N. Orders for
dsiivsry Of freights and received st 1909 stros1
Ard lis Bah street northwest.
W. p. CLYDE co.,
No. - 3. Wharves, Philsdelphfa.
J. H. yOHHoOH CO.,
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DRl GOODS AND CARPETS.
Calicoes SIC. upward
Cofrons Sc MP ward,
Heavy Bed Twill Flanpel, 80 nm
wool hffe flannels. Is to To
Carton Flar bels. IN 9sc,
Blsnkets. 81 IS % IS
Sslco U mforts, 81. Is to a 50.
uh stock Drgss Goods IN ell the new coIors, IN
bGket Oioths, Gas bmeres Dsmase, and Broideries
blsek Casomeres 81 80, $50, 70, to sl %.
Blsek AIpsoss, %. IS, tn 5o-very Cd cap.
Lsoies Gent ard Ohildreuis Knit Underwear
brusseis and Ingram Car pets, as chap as any
mouse In the city. md discount al9xed for cash:
snd buyers will nCte this .. TO their interest.
II. N. NAUDAIN.
ocS u 7O9 Market Space,
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DRY GOODS,
CARPEHIN 9y, &c.

The largest, cheapest, and most desirable stock
OF New Dry GOODS aud OARPErIN0S syer ex-
hibited In ~ashit ston can now be folnd a. No.
92s Tth street. Store running through from Tth
ooss n W BURDEvvE . CO.
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We are aow receiving full stock of seasonable
DRY GOODS,
which We propose 70 sell at prices that will de
competition.
A full stock % superior Black aud Oolored CASH
MBRBe and MkRINOns az Soc. 73c size. aud I.
Medium and lOu priced DRESS J0DS, DC, 3so.
acd a11c.
A CON pIe.e stock Of oAssIMsBEs for men AID
boys from 13c TO % per YARD.
One case Of Atwood BLANKETS, lO-I, ia and
ia, o. SO e5 20 aud % so, just o. per pair less
than Isst year prizes
Our W bite sHIRIs, finished. are this best sold
Tor the price, u IS.
Frank L. sie's Out Paper Patterns.
GEO. j. JOHNSON q CO.
sepD -eotr III Market Space.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE STEAMER "MATrAAO." Carr. W,
q &c street, eyery MONDAY and
ThHhsOAf E0REIh9Sa 81 . O'CLOCK, Tor
Month";, inelnding ths fAvorite summer resorts OF
9oLrossJ RIvER SPRINGS, and BLAKIsroN's Ia.
LAND. Returning viii arrive In Washington on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY AWNINGS, about sun
down. W. h. KILLMOU, Agent.
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STEAMERS, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING.
TON AAD 9IORG1TOWH, d. O.
sflAM1Re LEAVE PHILADELPHIA svsry
eATURDA1 q - % reSurning, L.
MONDAY Ut p. N. Freight
oeiyed daily Consignees wishing their goods landed
At Georgetown VII please have them marked
"Gcorfetlvn,B O."
SM: P; CLYDE co., az: HYDE,
IL South Wharyes, 50 Wstsr street,
Psflscsipnia. Georgetown, q. o.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

THE PRICE OF GAs.-The Baltimore Sun has
been to the pains of ascerLa vi og the prices at
which gas is served in the principal cities.
The price in Baltimore is So per Thousand
feet Cor $275, being II off for prompt pay
ment), whilst the prices in the following cities
Louis, 81 25, Cincinnati, So 25 Detroit, ST, for
gas made from naPtha PittsburR 81, from it's
adjacent cheap coal : Buffalo, So % Philadel-
SIork, 1875 to So; Boston, 81 25; Brooklyn,
q IS, with prospect of an early reduction to
q % 70 Richmond, Va, 81 so, and Lynchburg,
The Sa" has slighted New Orleans, which
claims the distinguished honor of pay ng more
for gas than any city in the Union. 81, q
thousand less 50 cents for cash, distances the
foremost of our competitors. Many of our cit
l@ens VINO DO not care for glory are making
arrangements to use oil,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Marshals of prOCessions in other cities as we'll
as in New Orleans, find some difficulty in
selecting routes satiSfactOry to every one. In
the last number of the st. Louis Ratohn,an we
find the following paragraph on the subject ::
The grand marshal for st. Pstricl's Dav
has informed us that he has studied long and
deeply the subject of ST Patrick's Dav Drooea-
sions. His conclusions may be summed nm as
follows: "St. Patrick's Day professions are mot
gotten mp to advance any man to politicaI
Office. They are not gotten up to do honor to
any one man, nor any number of individual
men. They are not gotten up to shed lustre on
any particular street or alley. The one sole.
and only justifying motive that can actuate the
promoters of such PROFESSIONS is to do honor to
the occasion. Mr.. McEnnis holds himself in
readiness any day during the year of his term
OF office to join in procession of two, three, or
more, past any and every mans house. whose
premises have been slighted in the program
me. More than this no man can ask, none with
any regard to the claims of q family could &C.
cord.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

For pure ground cofses go to the gres
original tea house, sST Magazine ssrsek
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aEorn,ng Star and Catholic messenge,

u 0kDn9 Star ana Catholic meSSenget
PUBL IsHED WEEKLY BY
ksn 07asazs Catholic Publication Company. 81
No. l0 PoydrGs street. corner Of Camp.
s ssf*3 The Directors Of the Company are,
0aB Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
President.
30HN HENDERSON.
Vice President.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rsy. C. MoYNtsAN.
Rev. J. KENNY.
Ley y. J. SMITH. C. Il.
REV. d. A. NEITHARr, C. IS. K.
Rsv. p. F. ALLEN.
JoAN T. GIBBONS,
JoHn McCAFFREy,
9 WIN. ]. CAsTELL,
D. \. BUCKLEY.
A4ge4etn unicationsare TO be addressed to the
4fAe Morning Star q ID lfessen ger
s. as@se
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rsrms-siasls Copy, Cents; By Nail ss-in Advance.
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Morning S,arand Catholic Messenaep

The MORNING STAR has been startoA
with the approval of the ecclesiastical
authority Of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans, ana
mainly devoted to the interests Of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere in
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity in high places. without regard 10
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights of all men. it will especially cham.
p'on the temporal rights of the poor.
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Approra, Of The Mon Rsy. Arehoihep
We approve of the aforesaid unds1-
taking. and commend it to the Catholics
of our Diocese.
y. NJ. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLEANS.
DSos~.bsr IL, 1867.
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odice-Eo 1l6 Poydras street. corner of Camp
, 1876-10-22


The Executive Committee Of the Baptist
Theological Union hare issued an address to
the friends of tue Chicago Baptist Union Theo-
logical Seminary setting forth the reasons
which have. moved the Union to remove the
Seminary from this city to Morgan Park; the
document is printed in full in the Standard, and
covers nearly two columns Of that paper.
After stating that the removal did not have
its origin III any private interest, but was
brought about BY the manifest leading Of God,
the Committee proceed to give two reasons tor
their action. These are that the new location
Is more adyant ageous than the present one;
it is only forty-fiyc minutes from the centre oi
the city, and no further in time from any NoFth
Or West Side church than its present locatlon. II
will promote study by removing the students
from the noise. distraction. aud allurenients "
the busy city. The new site is on an elesated
plateau not exposed to the damp, cold WINGS
Of the lake, and near valuable arteslan wen.
The SECOND and more cogent reason IS nnan-
cial one growing out OF the fact that the endoM-
ment Of tie Seminary is incomplete. ne ln+
stitution began about ten years ago "ltuous
any equipment, and the times have not since
bern auspicious tor gaining an endowment; INC
large Baptist churches have becon1e c1nb3r-
rasscd by the fires OF lS11 and 1914: aud py 1ae
panic Of 1878, and have been unable to do What
they gladly would. The Centennial movement
Tor all endowment, begun about = year ago un-
, 1876-10-22

his RETURN TO CHICAGO.
The Rev. Or. McChesncy, formerly promi-
nent Methodist minister in this city, has been
returned to the field Of his old labors, and as
sumes the pastoral charge Of the Park Avenue
Church, where he will preach bis first sermon
this morning. For the last two years the Doc
tor has been stationed at st. Paul. The l'iouee7'
.f'rcss Of Oct. has the following .communica-
ton relative to his labors there:
Dr. Ncchcsney, two years since, came to our
came 1t tue request and by appointment Of Bishop
Ames... Selonl was 4 pastoral term begun under
more disheartening circumstances. =
seem hopeless. The intense bitterness Of the
strife attracted the attention of the city and the
state. The leading facts connected with the case
are too fresh in the public memory. Such status
OF church affairs confronted strange pastor. Ills
predecessors had been unable to calm the storm.
He was brought here, We 1earn to stop that srng-
gle, and hv did 1t most thoroughly
Gr3dnaliy And surely he rcor.anlZed the church
On On what 1ie thought to be peace basis His pres
tge lifted the finances Of the church forward, addi-
aad e The eoss e ths sseas Second ea
after having sent Oft deputatons to Flori-
da and California, and having lost by
gsnized into separate church, still has more mem
bets than at the beginning Of his pastoral term. and
There Is mol in the whole State more united and
aatmoniuns church than Centenary.
Assaitd through the press, aud threatened with
personal violence, he pursued his way without
fnching to the end. One marked feature is. that
not in single instance, either in a prayer, or ex-
hortaton, discourse in the pulpit, did he aude
to the very unhappy difficulties, which year since
reached their conclusion. The church cannot for
eet hin. Many friends left behind will long claim
hs memory. lie goes to the same church which
invited him to her pulpit two years ago. Heear-
ries with him our best wishes and our warmest
hopes in his unt.icd dcld for usefulness in the
tfopos Ut the Northwest The fact that ne
breaches his farewell sermon to night Cen
tenary will likely til that benrtiful church.
CENTENARY.