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THE CoRBETT ENGLISH OPERA.

To THE EDIToR llERALD:-
The management of tho Corbett English Opera Com
pany sorry that in consequence Of tho
illness of Miss Corbctt they obliged TO omit their
intended performances Friday and Saturday Of this
week. Tho box Office will be open Saturday from
ten to two, when those who have purchased tickets
can have their money refunded. Future performances
will be duly announced JEFFREYS a. co.
ACADEMY OF Music. June s. 1876
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From All Parts Of the
Old World.
The Treaty Of Extradition
!. With England.
Points Of the Fish-Dtrby Correspondence
Relative 10 the Amendment Of the
Treaty Of 1912.
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
Austria Still Doubtful Of the Russo
German Policy.
Servia Toning Down Toward
the Sultan.
THE SULTAyS son SAID TO Be SUICIDAL
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.

THE ExTRADrT1oN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS BE-
TWEEN WASHINGTON AND THE FOREIGN
orFIcE-LoRD DERBY's posITIoN-MR. TIsH's
ARGUMENr-wHAT THE QUEENS GOVERN
MENr HOPES CONCERNING THE ADDITIONAL
ARrICIE"-wnL THERE BE NEW TREATY?
LONDON. Juno s, 1876.
Tho British Foreign once has published tho corre-
spondcnco relative to the cxtradon treaty between
pears that Mr. Hoffman, the American Charge DAT
fares in conversation with Lord Derby on May rs,
suggested settlement Of the difficulty by tho negota-
ton OF article additional TO tho treaty OF 1912
EARL DERBY's NOTE.
Lord Derby wrote to Mr.. Hoffman saying the gov.
rnment was ready TO meet this suggestion immedi-
ocly enclosed the draft Of an article providing
that persons cxtradited shall only be tried tor the
offence for which they surrendered This article is
similar TO tho one formerly agreed to by Mr. Fish
during the negotiations In 1871, concerning revised
treaty.
TRLEGRAPHs TO WASHINGTON
Earl Derby telcgraphed Mr. Thornton, tho British
Minister ut Washington, authorizing hun to sign tho
additional article as above. Mr. Fish declined
ccpt the proposal and expressed Minister Thornton
hts extreme regret that Mr.. Honmans suggestion
should have led Lord Derby into misapprehensoh
Though the United States willing TO make new
and cnar treaty they could not agrec tho pro-
posed article
AGAIN WRITES THE QUEENS MINISTER.
Earl Derby wrote to Minister Thornton, on the Goth
Of May, expressing regret that Secretary Fish declined
70 agree to the additional article, every obstacle to
the surrender of prisoners would have been thereby
removed. On the question to whit authority should
decide whether offence for which prisoners extra
dition ia demanded Is political criminal England
m Mr. Eieht vic Inv frou,
sausc words empowering police magistrates to deter
mine the nature of the crime, but the government
could not hold out tho hope that would be possible to
Ask Parliament to sanction treaty opposed to the act
Of 1870 which would permit the trial Of oxtraded
persons for extradablc crime other than that for
which they surrendered.
OFFICIAL HOPE.
lie concludes:-"The government earnestly hope
that Secretary Fish will withdraw hts objection TO the
additional article and thus enable treaty TO be
signed immediately"
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AMUSEM ENTS.
EAGLE THEATRE.

Mrs Cbanfrau has made quite success in Mr. Clifton
W. Tayleurs comedy vi ''par,cd" at this house The
comedy is in tour acts; the dialogue is brilliant at
tim Is apd the principal situations intensely dramatic
The situation at the close OF the third act parc-
ulary strong, and Mrs Chaufrnu was called last night
before the at tho close OF the tnird act Tho
story increases IN interest from the rise OF tho curtain
and runs on evenly the close OF the play. In tho
representation or ssrarted Mrs. rhaniran has good
support the parts played by Mrs T. - 'andaren rs
Miss Jane Kirkland and Miss Annie Blcaklcy as Ida Do
Wolf. together with Messrs Burroughs, Mordaunt and
Waycrlev were particularly well rendered. parted"
we'll put upon the stage is mounted with excel
lent taste
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BLONDIN'S RIVAL.

Sgrorina Maria spetterin tho young Indy who
gave tho high rope performance at jones' Wood last
week, will give farewell exhibition at the place
this afternoon at hatpast four O'Clock. She is said
to be the most skilled artist tho high rope in the
world, and tho superior OF BonJin doing many cats
which that artist has never accomplished. She will
leave early next week to mskc arrangements for
walk tho Falls of Niagara, and, she has
made mistake the rope her life, icels confident
Of successfully executing the leat.
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DINNER TO A BARONET.

Sir John Rose entertained at dinner last evening
at tho Union Club by Mr.. !. Y. Morton. Among tbs
guests Chief Justice Waite, Hon. s L. TilIy Gov
crDor Of New Brunswick; Hon. j.. u. Morgan, Hon.
w. ~ Evarts, Admiral Alden, Judge SANFORD, Rev.
DIR. Potter Hon. H. j. Jcwctt Dir. George stephen, Mr..
r. Angus, Captain Temple, and Mr. George Bliss
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A BARK BURNED.

PnILADELrHIA, juno s, 1876.
The bark Meridian Germany, Hohorst. at Green
witch Point below Philadelphia, TO load oil for Bremen
or Hamburg, took FIRE ut quarter TO ten r H., eth
inst, and was hauled into the stream by tho OF
the bark Corolan Germany, when $40 drifcd up tho
stream until opposite tho Pennsylvania coal wharf,
where she run ashore the marsh. The police
tug stoklcy arrived about hour after tho rc caught
and succeeded In extDgushing the flames The Meri-
dian Is badly damaged her masts and decks being CON-
pctcy gone. There was oil on board. she only
arrived at the wharf four p. 81 9TH inst Tho nrc
not extingushed until halrpast two A. N. Thurs
dot,
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low grav hair black the I'd and 18th finger n right
hand stiff mud crippled tle hattened Confession
burglary I'D degree: sentenced December H. 1870
90 years and six months by Judge sutherland
Martin Kelley. received from \. "; born "a Ind,snnpoA
Ind. 23 single; half brother. Jnnes Madigan
lives In 2-th st. south Rrookyn lived ~ - chryse st.
~ ", when arrested stature n. in weight l35is
compile s1ow hair brown rray has the Letters
NJ X. right Was convicted burglary 80 de-
gree: sentenced May 10 1876. for yeats, BY Recorder
lIarkett.
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TURKEY.

THE RUSSIAN AND GERMAN CHANcELLoRs
ANXIOUS FOR CONFERENCE WITH AUSTRIA
ANDRAssY HEsITATING.
LONDON, juno 8, 1874
special despatch from Vienna to tho Daily Tcie
graph says it stated that Count Andrassy been
ssked to meet Prince Gortschakof and Prince Bis
marck at Ems, but ha not yet definitely accepted the
invitation.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1876
The American Medical Association resumed IT'S
sons to-day in Kraliy's Ahambra Palace. iIortcul-
turaI Ham, where tho sessions have been held for the
past two days being found unsuitable. The roll OF del
cratcs was read and upon reaching the Of Sarah
H.ckett stevens resolution refer to the Judicial
Committee that aud all such names was tabled by a
large majority paper on ''Obstctrcs," by ID. = g.
missy OF Washington u. G., was read, and n commit
tee 10 report upon the subject Of bovine and animal
vaccination. as compared with the usual arm 70 arm
practice. was appointed
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uNRu1Y RED MEN.

REPORTED FIGHT WITH GENERAL CUSTER s
TRooPs-RAIDs IN COLORADO.
OMAHA. Ncb, Juno 8, 1870
despatch received at the Department. headquarters
this morning, dated Fort Laramie, June !, says an
Indian courier from Red Cloud brings this report
Just before he left Indian arrived from the mouth OF
the Tongue River He found there l,272 lodges under
Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse and Others They were on
their way TO Powder River fight Crook. On his re-
turn he the gang that Eagan saw on May IL.
They told HIM they had met Clusters troops and bad
fought them all day many being killed both sides
No result is reported This occurred about eight days
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FIRE IN A CANADIAN VILLAGE.

CAyuGA. Ont, June 8, 1876
fire broke out In the store and dwelling OF G. Gibson
here to-day and spread until the following property was
ACCOMPLISHMENTS drug store, tho Post Ofcc cx
press Office, two telegraph Offices. scnate's
Hotel Bert Brothers harness store Grants
jcwelry store, Robbs' tlnwarc store and
dwelling, Barnes barber shop, Wiggs' bakery, the
Adcocate printing Office, Douglass tailor shop Camp
BELTS shoe store, Carpenters bakery and number OF
dwelling houses Tho wind high and there was no
tire engine III the iowa The loss will probably reach
$4,000; insured for sac. 900 IN Canadian and English
Compunicx
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THE ATLANTIC COTTON MILLS.

Dosrox, June s, 1876.
special meeting OF tho stockholders Of tho Atlantic
Cotton Mills held here to-day The Treasurer
ported that fhe land, water power, mills. machinery.
yard buildings and boarding houses stand charged at
81 ooO and tho value the cotton goods and sup.
Plies estimated Al $225 000 making the total
Of the corporation 81 625 900 The dept the corpora
ton May ~ &s42 500. which, deducted IRON tho
assets leaves q surplus Of 81, 7S2. 5ol committee
appointed ~ investigate and report what
should be taken by the stockholders, and tho meeting
adjourned until June 90
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NOTICE TO LAWYERS AND LITI-
GIANTS.

ALBANY, June 8, 1876
The following notice is given to lawyers and IIti.
gants:--
The Justices OF the Supreme Codrt OF the Third
Judicial district hereby notify lawyers and ltigants
that no special terms hearing Of contested motions
will be held in said district the months OF July and
August except the regular special Term 70 be-
ncid in the City Hall in eacn month.
Papers the district viii obi,gc by inserting this
no,ne G. II. INGALLS,
7. X WESTBROOK
JUNE g. 1874 A. AZ. OSBORN
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Juno 8, 1876.
The United States steamer Mononsahcla has been
ordered TO Norfolk, and sails hence on saturday.
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FRANCE.

NEw MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH ACADEMY.
PARIS, June g 1876.
NJ Charles Blanc brother OF Louis Blanc, and Pro-
csssor CASTOR Bosser have been elected mcmbcrs Of
the French Academy.
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A FATEL DUEL.

DENVER, Col, Juno s, 1870
duel was fought at River Bend Col, to-day by
Alfrcd H. Jessup, Jr., and man namcd Davis who
were respectively armed with Winchester rilc and
Colts navy pistol Jcssup was Killed at the second
exchange or shots.
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FORGING A CONTRACT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Juno 8, 1870
In the United States Court to-day Charles Worms
found guilty Of forging the signature OF Secretary
Chandler to n contract with tho Interior Department
for furnishing Indian supplies. Sentence deferred
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CLOSING A MANDATORY.

FRANKLIN, n. H., Juno 8, 1874
Tho extensive wood screw mandatory OF Walter
Aiken will shut down Saturday, owing 10 present
unrcmuncrattvc prices Ono hundred hands will be
thrown out Of employment
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THE ANT1-CooL1E DEMONSTRATION.

SAN Francisco, June 8, 1915
Adviccs from Carson report the ant-Coole clubs as
demoralzod account Of the arrest OF their leaders,
who in Jail under military guard No further dis
turbances probable.
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INDIAN RAIDS IN COLORADO.

Council BLUFFS, Iowa, June s. lS76
Advicos from Julesburg, COL, state that Sioux In
dams radcd the herdcrs OF George Keche, of this
city, and killed three OF them. Fourteen men arc In
nur
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SALE OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH.

BOSTON, juno ;, 1910
Tho historic old South church building sold at
auction to-day for 81, 400 Tho material 10 70 b.
moved within sixty daya
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NOT TO BE HANGED.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 8, 1875.
Tho sentence Of Crozer, the Penn Yam murderer has
been committed 10 Imprisonment tor life.
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A-DENNETT BUILDING.
FfREPROOF
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND WE'LL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS. BAxKERs ANp INSURANCE. oFFICRa
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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TWENTY

PROVIDENCE r. l., June s, 1870
jesse d. Mitchell, convicted yesterday OF knocking
down and robbing Dr. sands in Newport last septcm-
Der, was to-day sentenced to twenty years in State
priso
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KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.

HARRISBURG Pa, June 8, 1876.
man named Fox an employee Of the Pcnnsy vania
Railroad Company. was struck by freight tram this
morning and so badly injured that no died in a few
hours altcrward. He leaves family Of eleven chill
dreu
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TELEGRAPHIC CONSOLIDATION.


BosroS, Mass, June s. 1874
At an adjourned meeting OF the Frnntlin Telegraph
Company to-day a committee was appointed with full
power lease OF the company's lines TO tho
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
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SENTENCED.

BALTIMORE. juno 8, 1870
Francis Mahoncy, the English tailor convicted OF tho
murder OF james Butler, to-day sentenced 10
years in the Pcnltcntiary He strongly recon-
mcudcd TO the mercy OF the Court
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HALIFAX, June s. 1876.
II Is reported that the Eighty regiment has
received orders DO in readiness embark short
notice.
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THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM oDLrrEnArED-


THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM oBLITEnATED-THx
TURKS RENDER SATISFACTION.
LONDON, June o. 1915
The announcement Is confirmed that the memornn-
dun Of the Berlin Conference win not be presented
the Porte satisfaction for the saonica outrage
been obtained, nrmstice to the Insurgents has been
granted and guarantees for reforms expected
accorded spontaneously.
AUSTRIA INcL1NING TOWARD THE RUSSIAN
LONDON, Juno Q, 1870
The Tines Berlin despatch says Austria has deter
mined that she win not oppose Russian politics in
she East
xoxrESEGRrS ACTION.
The Prince Of Montenegro has openly assumed COM
. mand Of the insurgents. lie has issued written in
s,ructons to tho various rebel chiefs concentrate
ing all his forces in tho ncighbornood OF Podgorza
THE INSURGENTS riRM.
Russian. Official Telegram confirms the reports that
Tho insurgents arc determined TO refuse the arms.
sicc
THE FORCE OF the sERvIAvs FOR 'MonAL" WAR
General TchernaycT, writing from Belgrade to tho
Ruski Nir states that the Servian army consists OF
l25 900 men and tho militia oil 10 coo more.
Tho scrvians arc convinced that war Is moral
necessity.
AN ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY.
NJ MiIccs leader OF the Servan liberals In Hungary
IN editorial published In tho Zastdra uses these
ords:--"we speaking deliberately when We as
that scrvian against the Turks Is now moro
absolutely certain than anything else in the world"
RrnoREn ABDuL-Azrz's sox
Tho PARIS correspondent OF the Times tclegrarhs tho
following
"A rumor Is circulating hcrc which comes from a
good source, but which must DO accepted with reserve
tina, the oldest OF the late Sultan has committed
suicide"
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FEW THINGS IN THIS UNCERTAIN WORLD ARE
certain tho purifying action Of GrESss SULrHun
soar.
IiIII,s HAN lYr hlnck or brown 50 certx
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[From the Toledo Bladc. ]
Spyrinlfioe Ia Medirjrie.

W. &, s.sn on 81 Il. s ssa g. efs sss &
Buffalo N l., which he forth, with considerable
and his Tor dev.sing s whole time
ment Of lingering chronic The article
"s Up s s and Vi" be-
.ss sn.s /, M H 'ss . r., sVaor e
people, common ssnso Medical Adviser comtainng some
200 s S,s"s c sfss %G % % %sssas:
Ind rs r e ct % BsS S .ns ND . may ;:
Pierce has been before the public long enough
81 hs treatment his medicines he verdict. ere
glad know, has been universally favorable 20 both
A-KNox's NEW SUMNER STYLES ARE AL
ready popular They Acknowledged a. tho style
e the rhsGs Is n.ss s'ss.se !. =. this Tor
2i2 Bradway corner Of Fulton ST. and under the FINN
ALASKA BEAVERS, "a 90, WORTH 81; PEARL
Cassmeres =. 90 worth - II Now Church mp stairs
smx ELAsrc Tnuss. sod only by ELASTIC TRUSS COM
rANy ss Broadway super'edes the anted'luvisn mosd
A-RUssIAN vApOR (MARBiT) BATHS NO. y
East 9Th A., for health. comfort and luxury.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
The very best. ,es e. so The ss,ss, . take
57i Broadway. and a2i Arcn ~. Philadelphia
RHEUMATISM DESTROYS ALL YOUR COMFORT
Dr. FIrihRs knrunAnc Ksnspv will cuFs you Depot.
RUPTURE.--A PERMANENT CURE BY DR.
MARsHs treatment SILK Elssric s7ocx,sas and A..
& every description" 30 vesey j, ssor House. oppo-
site -. Panl's church
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Acrrtcd Beverages. JOHN MATTHEW'S ist av aud 10th
st.. city.
WIGS, TOUPEEs--G. EAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
wirmakcr and Importer Of Human liar. "A East 18th T.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1lKIuiiT"s DISEASE. DiAHErrs. DkOfSy. "a.
ID tar calculus gravel. gon rheumatism dyspepses
d.. sof the heart blees liver kidneys sIaddss psSs
ncnrable Pamphlets c~plsninK their succe@.Ws
treatment. by ASAiIkL MADE vf GOD, World reesese
Mineral Sprug Mater aud DR. HEATH proprietor ffoes
and 1p Bruadwxy, New York; Me-
duccd to - cents gallon per barrel -------
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HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA, Juno 3, 1875.
Spanish gold. 223,s 223. Exchange hrmcr; on the
United States 90 days, currency PASS discount; 20
days, gold. ~ premiun on London, l5ts 10 pro.
MUM; on Paris, 2ls premium.
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sERv1A oBEYs THE ORDERS OF RUSSIA.

sERv1A 0BEYS TIE ORDERS OF RUSSIA.
VIENNA, juno 8, 1875
A telegram from Belgrade received hero announces
hat tho servian government has declared that it will
follow tho OF Russia not TO cntcr into
hostilitics against Turkey.
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ITALIAN poLlcY-rHE MISSION TO EMS

ROME, Juno s, 1870
II is denied that ChevaIcr N,gra has been nrusted
BY the Italian government with mission 10 Ems In
harmony with tho views OF England the Turkish
question.
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
The very best tor 81 Not the sliutest obi Cation
keep 81 KEEPS SHinrs unless perfectly satisfactory
81 Broadway aud fE2t Arcn ~. philadelphia.
, 1876-11-23
THE FRIENDS OF 10.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9-1he Associated Ex-
ccutlvo Committee uf the Orthodox Facnds ot,
fntllan Affairs nro now hpl1ing session In this
city. Nine yearly meetings urc represented by
aprctty full delegation, a. follows: Edward W.
Rowland, New Bedford, Mass; Edward Earlc,
Worcester; benjamin Tatl,an, New York City;
William D. Collins, roughkocpsic, n. r.;
Jnncs Whitehall, Philadelphia; James
K'.I KKn'1ae'' ,i;mm4. 1S.man'0xn rG on F,s1ss K,st
Ohio; Charles f. Collin, Richmond, Ind; hurry
SliipIcy, Cincinnati; Ainus Doan, 1ndIaun; Bar
nnbas q. ll0bbBt 1ndiana; Lnurl Tatun,, Iowa;
Washington !ialny, Kansas; Aarun Iludtllctun,
Kansas DR.. William Nicholson, Superintendent
of the ccuttal Agency, is also IN attendance,
expected Tomorrow. Thu reports aro iull of
Interest, and "show the valuable inau-
euro 0f a steadily p,lraucd peace pol
Icy In its cirilizIng nrd Christianizlng effects
upon the p0,r creatures who have hcun thrown
under the care Of tho devoted persons who have
bcen appointed OIL tic recommendation OF this
Committee"
Tho Committee held tlirca long sessions To-
Jay, and transacted largG amount uf business.
Tho communications presented during the cyeu-
inE session were remarkable for tho encourage
mpnt they afford to homo confidently III the sue
cess Of the work Which hns becn undertaken
alnol,g the Indians.
, 1876-11-23

n,f !" ~ e psn.n Ar apa p{sty ;gSq s,! 9, 1 .st
with tro!r feet fast III Tin ntockr. ucur p1nce u
;1y tl, Il yG!! A. tGa he." the9e yoa wouldn't sys
ws IT, arH r"s, II; 'p o6. aciefa, auinE IL "aun5.
ont q ih: jaif ons sIns is ftc i ~ tsady sft
My he !. ~ Rome, AMI Nero sua ot hold Of lin.
Ia ito Y going io do n"w, safe f. he .tas faro-
SS sf5 70 %ap ~ i Ss1s ohxst sgg gge Rooa
faith honcototlb there IL laid up for me crown Of
l,a;l snei, e.. n ncr.on IN 4 az Paul They take hf,
e. 9 Of Tho Gty m co"plc u uc. 10 ya!k. yth
Il ara fa IL st i Il s e s';ss e e
sa;i falls, LII Just thea 'va'' j. c,.ariot traM
!!'a sky |" lleayr,, riley seo him eo,ntag rid
tho wallis are aIye with safnts md anrels. l'anl
lin sn says. ;s @a doHc.a WI i.e n ias sen iiera
now over i.soo years, and doubt not t,lat every
you tor that epfstlo to t!e Gafntlans. Or that 70
" EphssIsns o. to H. rhillIpISrs; 4 herod m
anns woat or ereoas aa oas dornas snd I'D sa
opinIor*, hut II cau't yet uIong without Christ.
French film, preach Him, nil tho, Time, preach
,nhng !i nl,c. DO this ons thing aud tho LoId will
Tho aftor meetings wcre very largo and I'M.
prcasivc,
a consccra.lun Of ministers waa thea held N tho
nnrth room, nMl tho other rooms were l1cd with
ingurcrs md reformed n,en.
ptnErnlmc for to.dry T. ~ follows:
l1-l.-4ucsslnn.dr
u 1-Noon. .day rsaycr-mcetng.
J. 4-onr yoat'g men; what moro can We do for
+ E-Giosng hour. Lecture by Mr.. Moody.
8-rrcachlng by Mr. Moody.
No Tickets necessary. D0ore opened at each hort.
1.adtoa' neutng to-day at 10 O'clock III the
Hontl! inquiry room. ~.
, 1876-11-23
AFFECTIONS DWARFED AND BLASTED.
Rnerfnt Efprx3frh n THs Tr.tb,,un

EAsr SAaisAw, Mcll., Nov. 2aa.-Caro, Tus-
coin County, Is all agog over case ior yrcacl
Of promise between young pcoplu very respect
ably connected In that placc, The plaintiff Ia
Misa l.. Atwood aud tho defendant james
johnson. The parties catered into marriage
contruet In 1873, tic contamination to take
p|nce IN tlle sprinE of 1876. Niles Atwood re-
moved to TENNESSEE, aud, while tl,cre, Johnson
about year ngo, iMnrrtcl another woman. SAe
ca3nc here and commenced action II, tho Circuit
Court, clatmng s5UtO damages, and tho Jury
rendered d verdict In ilcr fuvur for s25D-lnrdly
suillctout to pay travelling expenses ui,d postage
OH lOve.letters.
, 1876-11-23
FREE CHURCHES.
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Us1uAdo, Nov. r.. Tho letter on free churchea
In your yestafdays edition vii! be heartily scc-
GUIDED by Thousands. ltwould be groat day for
chicayoti all our churches were like the TubeF-
uac!e-tsre to Ill. An effort In that direction IL
now being made on tho West Side. Ths people
nov worsh!plns IN owsley's Hall, corner q Noboy
church which sLal! bu unsocta and free for
Ill Vho enterprise y supported entirely by yolun.
tary contributions. Eacli weeks expenses afu met
by eacli weeks Income. No debte arc contracsad,
liz motto being. "paY ~ youyo." Ihsy have ~
cured ths sstYicas OF the Ksy. Il. u. Psyatxr, WIN