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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19
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SAN FwANCIsco, June lj.-- An at
tempt was made this evening to have
Conlon. the murderer Of Miles. released
ON bail but. on reading the evidence
taken before the Coroncss jury. the
the judge refused to set bail until fur
thes tsseiasn,y bad been received.
ssnAll pox mstis its appearance in tn.
city prison last night. producing small
panic Two trustees. one of whom was
acting ~ cook for the prisoners, we're
found TO have the disease. They were
lodged in the prison hospital aud
reported to the physician in charge,
vl,o ssfussa to permit their removal.
The close and often crowded condition
Of the station house renders it first
class hotbei for the propagation Of the
disease.
s6AtsAxyNTo, June l3--h vas hoped
that tho pstssnt heated term would
only continue three days We have had,
40 far five days Of very warm weather.
every day being warmer that the pre-.
vioss one. anil to-day In the hostest day
of oil AZ 3 NJ. the Thermometer
stood 1929 in usasy place. Telsgrams
received to-day give the following hg-
urs. BEDDING. ioos;; R<dbluffs. 1922;
Auburn 91o, Nord; 100; Rocklin. lOso;
Whcatland. 1917; TehamA. 1866: Lin
cola, 1869; Caifax. 1869; Blue CAsno.
loo: Summit ..o Nnlncsf news Of
interest.
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w. p. DRUITT, Agent.
TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS
Mn. ,Dews. Seattle, W. T.:
Dear Sir-I have had sore eyes for eight months
or more and have tried al eye waters and salves.
and in fact everything could think or hear Of.
but found no change IN my eyes. until by chance
got one Of your boxes Of Magic Eye Salve, which
I am happy to say did its work TO perfection aud
can recommend tito the world
GEORGE l.. MOCHEL.
SEATTLE, W. T.. June Il, 1876
Nh. Downs
Dear Sir-I have been troubled with sore ewes
for some time past Was Induced to try your Eye
Salye and found great relief thereby. can rec
ommsnd il to the public.
Respectfully yours
A. II. JONES. Engineer Steamer Zephyr
Mn. Downs
Dear Sir-That others may be benefited make
this statement We had . young girl living with
as last year. whose eyes had been sore for seven
years. Physicians exerted their skill but with no
permanent success / purchased box Of yonr
Eye Salve and she used ii on her eyes for week
or ten days. according to tho directions. WAS
astonished to see the work II had done. Her
eyes were curedl My wife and l used it il
freshened tina sight and made us ten years young
sr. sincerely recommend il to all who At.
hicted with near-sighted, weak. sore or infamed
eyes. MARTIN MCMAHON.
Money can be sent by mail in Registered Letter
by Postoffice Order. and the Salve will be sent
by return mail. Write legibly your address
Address, FL. DOWNS,
jel9.u Seattle. Washington Territory.
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removing any just causes of disoootent
on the part Of any class and Tor sscur-
ing to every American citizen CON-
plete liberty and exact equality in the
exercise Of bis civil, political aud public
rights. [Applause. To this end We
impssssively dsmsad Congress sad .
Chief Executive whose conrage asd
6delily to those duties shall not kllter
until these results are placed beyond
dispute or rsosll. lApplause. In the
hrst act of Congress signed BY President
Grant. the National government sought
10 remove sny doubt of its duty TO dis
charge nil just obligations to public
creditors aud solemnly pledged its faith
Ia make provision at the earliest posi-
eble period for the redemption Of L. s
notes in CON. Applause. CONNER
cial psospefi,y. public morals and ns-
tional credit demand that this promise
De fulfilled ny a continuous and steady
progress toward specie psymt.nts. Loud
and long continued spplause.l
Under the Constitution the Prssi.
dent and heads Of the departments are
to make nominations for office. the SEN
ate is TO advise and to consent to the
appoint ments. and the House of Rep
reseotstivcs - 10 accuse and prosecute
faithless officers. Tie bsst interest Of
the public service demand that these
distinctions be respected that the Sen.
ators and representatives Who may be
judges end sccnssrs should noe dictate
appointments to Offices The invari-
able rule for appointments should have
reference TO honesty. fidelity and cspa.
hility # the appointees. giving TO the
party in power those places where the
harmony and yigor Of the administrs-
sion requires its policy to be reprssen-
ted; but permitting all others to be
filled by persons selected with sole r..
fsrenos 10 the efisciency 10 the public
service and the right Of citizens 10
share in The honor OF rendering faith
ful sarvics 10 their country.
8 We rejoice ~ the yuicksn.d con-
science of the people cnnc-rnisg politi-
cal affairs. and ~ will hold ali public
ofhs<rs to rigid responsibility and en-
gage TIA: the prosecution and punish
ment Of all who hesray official trusts
shall b speedy. Thorough and un-
spAring. SCheersl.
: The public shoal system .: N.
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CARSON. jane 81 -Hoae to-day
jumped HE mil and departed. bat
through Sheriff Smith. he was captured.
Centnl pecinc tn,x car GA the train
from Reno. loaded with pitch pine,
caught fir and wss cnnplescly de1ol.
ished. No injury done 70 the rrst OF
the train
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Has . complete Abstract Of Title to all Lands
In King County Will attend 60 The purchase and
sale Of Lands any where on Puget sound Special
attention paid u Transfer OF Real Estats AMI
Payment Of Taxes. Patronage solicited and salts
faction guaranteed.
Once on Mill street, nearly opposite the .'oc-
efdental Hotel
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AORklSQN-fOURNtEK- In tbs city, On ths
18th inst. by Rev. A. Atwood. Mr.. James Norri-
Son. OF seattle, 10 Miss Julia A. Fournier, Of
lAnviile. Illinois.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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such acute chonic Inflammation whether in
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termination. sTFor Sale by all tho principal
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:" p nQYYTTT A cont
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02

Bat bas BubItfum i1on Dor BEN &rttiz
fern, ME thinner, Iein lrt1etl abgegeben.
Seine ot6ten @ruppen Dor oenielben
aeigen Dem @tntretenoen Iofort, Dobin
er ltb gu tpenoen bat, nm oas 8eoeus
tenoite porlpea su nebmen.
Sbenan 1te6t otes Wtal Elm 9rauftgeS
Wtottp: rOer @rl9lagene" BON % tetn>
barst. Iber 10 g~rauitB Der gitel
fltn9t, il. mtlbernit, taft religtos tpirft
Der Nnblid oes 8iloes. Wenn nan eS
baber taufea min, mag nun es einen
vNbel" taufen. Snmttten elmer biilteren
einfa6en SoeaIz0anol9aft, i'm 8oroer>
grunoe etntge brGunlt6e Tellen, I'M Gins
ter9runoe nG6tLt6 f6par3er8auml6lag,
DGDreno am fernen 6ort5ont Die LeBten
farbtgen Sonnenlt6ter b%er9ltmmen,
Iie9t, quer bur1 Die 2anbl6aft seitredt,
Der erfaltete 2eidnam zines i60nen
Sin9Iings. Glutipuren auf ber @rOe
urter 9dupt unb Sette beuten oft, 0aB
Der SOB getDaItiam an i'm berangetreten
lei. Bunoerbar idon tit Der &0rper MOS
beatrt. Der in ietner glet6mdBtgen Goz
beSblqf1e leu6teno bon ber hunflen Unts
gebung Der Sellen uno 8Gume abitt1t,
tpGbreno bas iugen6lt6e 0aupt i'm 0albs
om1fel rubt. = Oas Bib TIT berfdufli6.
Jto6 feblt bic braune Garte vDerfanft".
Nu6 Elm 8et6en Der 3ett! Bte elite ionit
@ues, ii6 ben 8eftb etnes berDorrasen=
ben Stides 81 it6ern. 0eut' iiberLegt
man LANCE unO - banoeIt bieaet9t nod
lGn9er.
Das @egenitiiG 3u benz vGridIasenen"
lit unter ben SfuIpturen Die @Dd
@3eftel's, zines tunsen Entertainers,
nod Dor tpenigen Sabren S9IIer Der
8erltner Nf0oemie, our 3ett in Gom.
&etnen @ertngeren bat bat er IT'D aul1
Sorbiloe genommen, ais Dft6eI Nu9eLo.
N6er fubu itirult er 0telem Sttanen gum
!6immel na9. @sefiel's Gpa lit elm
28etb bon fait berber S66nbeit, cine tiefs
tra9iI9e @eitaLt. 0a iibt Die Wutter
oeS Observation-Disclosures ua6 Dem Sins
benfau - bic it6 gu ibren TiiBen fOrtz
tpinoenoe S6lanee beutet ibn an - ftns
iter, Doa &eue unD TroB in ft6 gefeDrt,
ben i60nem 8ltG bitter su 8ooen ges
fenft. vDte Stimme @otteS ging bnr6
Goen uno fie nerltedten ii6." @s tit etu
i6oner. berrIi6er, faft giganttIder Seth,
DouenDet in elmer 9aItung nno tn 1ets
men 2inten. @rnit uno groB iprt6t er
gu unss oas Seitenitud gu @teiH5arOt's
vNbel."
Sobannes 300.
GOrtiesun9 folst.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
&@srrefponbens ber .SaiHois StaOtssettnus.")
Die 8rn6e &ttmit : Mr3ftenmng TT
8eeLim.
Berlin. BEN IS. Sept. 1876.

8erIin, ben Is. Sept. 1876.
Sm ieOem auf grade 3abIen enbenoen
Sabre BART Der aus DenBdoern uno bon
Ganoliben Jul 6ouptitabt auriidfebrenben
9lIGLi1em Minberbett Der iIBe, in oer
6orm Der Irbeit it6 sebenoe BummeIgez
nuB Der grnBen &unit. Nus lteaung. 9teie
lieben graoen Sabre, ite tniipfen 10 l60n
ods fr0blihe @nbe ait eiten fr0blt9en
M1fong an W1an gIaubt es gar ut6t,
pie bei9dfttgt setptiie beihGfttgungstoie
&eute, uno mamentlt6 Die Oamen getptSs
ier StGnoe ftno. Sen neuen Sireftor
Der Gunit:Ifabemi Gber, 6errn Brofeis
for Nnton bon Werner, m0bten fte in
Cob faIien. @as bat bteier 3aubers
fuultLer 3u Wege gebra6t! 9ie friberen
Muslteuun9s> @ebIuDe babe i6 bot 5Det
Ssabren gei1iloert: ben 3ugtgen Nfabe<
mie sSlur unter ben Stuoen NIT ietner
Btuetbuot unb feiner uripl6itgen @arz
berobe; bic Ian9en, gabnenoen @orrtOos
re, bic it'd 0Gle uannter un0 IN oel1eI
stpei OritteI auer Biloer etne f6le9te
Beleu1tung batten; Den Wtangel All
Often, on Solicitor uno elmer @r>
fril6ungss Station. 8er bier&unit ge<
mieBen wo0te. muBte in ipartaniiAer
SelbituerIeuguung ieoes tr6ti6e Bebiirfz
nib orauBen Iaiien. Hie bGtte Der friibere,
miir6i9e Senat es 5ugegeben, oaB Bier
unb8ratenbuft biefe our6 Behring's unb
Wtaupertuis' Ntbem sebeiltgten &dume
ouraaogeH ooer gar bic Wanbi6rtft:
v6errelz uno 0amen>G oiLette" benz ees
suGLten Sterblt6en ben G~ettungsport
gepteien bate. v2ailet oue 8eoirfs
milf brauBen!" ltanb unit6tbar Iber
Der boben 8forte, ourh bic man bis gum
Sabre 1874 Die Qusiteauug Der neuelten
@~r3eueniile oe5 beutiAen pinlels uno
MetBels betrat.
Nls aber Die funf3tgite Der sroBen
&unltzAusiteuungen ms 2anb fam, bic
btesidbrige, ba bate Die Ntabemie Der
&Inite na6 aber apan3isiG6rigem Sntez
regnum felt ben Sagen oes 0lten S6as
BON Dieber einenO Director, etnen iungen,
eber ebenio bur6greifenben. @r iebte Die
8nnltsNusiteIIuug an bic 3uft. neil er
Biab fur GeblfGle unb Weiiter > NteLierS
branhte, uuo man lab ii9 e%e3punsen,
et1en aloern 8Iab fir iie au lu6en. Sn
tDenlgeh Wsonaten i6uf man flr fte Elm
Yro0tlor1lttn. yin einem Der fttaiten
Bunfte Serltn's, ben muir ieLten Der Sub
eil1es Walloerers betr9t, un0 ali benz it'd
ielbit Der 9eborene 8erliner fremo norz
fam, erbebt 1th bic tnterimifil6e
usfteIIAngsbalIe. Nltes un6
reues Wuieum, Der groBe 8aG6of, bic
2lrtiaeries &aierne, lotpte Die sriile @ars
tenIeite bon S1loB Wonbiion biloeu
bier Elm tpunberIt6es Durdetnanber bon
@ltz unb Neus8erliu, Ibenos lift IS Bier
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gen tuerben fam, nbRe baB Seuanb uns
leren 9iIferuf bort, unb nnr bic beIer>
leu6teten Tenfter bes WebIbanies, zines
Speihers Der e6emaIigen Bidder : Sn~
uuna, in beHen oberen HGums1 ft9 Elm
beinl fleinereH 8irseritanoe beltebtes
&anaIotaL etabIirt bat. bIinfeu oem etnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02

O15 y91ltf. Sour1al" Ie9f eGftem
Siour folgenoes sc uti9fe>2teo"
in ben Wtuno:
@as frau6t bort in benz 8ui9 berum?
Sas tit Der 6 o o t unO Ierrtm m.
28as babea bic nod gu trau9en bort?
Ser sitting Butt tit LANCE forts
Sort baum Ie an 6em geIoipitone
8arrafen fir ben @tnter l6on.
QSas befe1 tie oenn bort nod aus,
lno parum 9eb'n lie 1ttbt na9 9aus2
0ie @n6ern a5er foG9en muir
8ebG6ttg ieoer Sttefelipur;
QSus niiben 6teie &auferet'n?
Sie Spur ptrb bod balb ale ietH.
Std, lteber grooe un6 Gerrium,
W1tt @urer Sa6e 9l19 IS %truntrn;
Sobt Sbr aud 9ti9tS Oaiitr 9%etltnnt,
SIT Uncle Sam bod auf benz 6uno.
Die 6 Gneine 6 e a raft
tpieber cine Maiie 8DritenDieb in Otoroz
WtiiIourt meg. @tn3eine Sarmer in
Gans GountD baben Bis au 10 Stid
perloren.
- Ser S9uIratb in @IeneIanb
bat bei6loneu, oas Snrnen in ben
oorttsen 0ffentl!6en S6ulen 3u einem
!3Deig Des unterrt6ts 3u MAIDEN. Sin
SurnIebrer nuroe nit etnem m0natIIbeH
9ebGIt BON $50 angeiteQt.
.-r@in Spnagosen9ans"- 10
i6retbt bic sc. q. Staats5eitung pom 20.
Sept. vbatte etnem frommglanbt9en
8olen, Der euttDeoer 2a3arus Sarnaro
ODER 2aaarus Matban beiBt, in cola
maffel uno tns @%efdngntB gebra3t,
unb &i6ter Weitbroof muBte tDn1 aus
benz s. efeireB beIfen. Sa3arus trem@
tie Dor Dem a~enannten Gi6ter ben Sn6alt
elmer [angen MegtIIe gus, BOILER 8es
19weroen gegen cine San1iIte, pie auf. ben
i66nen p0lnti9en 9iamen Stotolonsti
bort. Qn 25. @ugnt- 10 iammerte Der
arme Qa8arus - babe er letnen reliet0s
fen @efublen ni6t LANCER 3wan9 an
tbun t6nnen uno lei | 6ule S%egan9en,
UNI in Der in SEQ. IL WarfetitraBe Sele>
genen Spnagoge in bas l60ne 9obelteb.
10 h0 betRt v&O4ooOot 2itrai6 &aui"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
J0TTINGS AHOUT rOWN.

The Court Of Appeals has sustained Surrogate
HuIrIiugs IA rejecting the lsOllNsgen Nul.
Inc Board Of Education determined yester-
dsy 10 takr no part In The Centennial EGpOsiuOn.
THE depositOrs Of the German In Town Saw.
Al tho Lyceum "Il Boule" Will be played
Fuuay ey, ming for tho benen Of W. {. Conkln agent
Of the tn atre.
The trustees OF the Cooper Union report tho
current assets 10 he 30 iJd7 ana tho current ndoOt
edness 22,3ej5j.
James Fox aud his daughter are dying Of con
sumption ut lbl West TwcntN.seYenth street IheY
are destitute of money AMI iuUd
petition signed hy some men interested In
shipping aud tsaing fnr the curianrnt OF ShippiBg
20 Congress.
-. John .Mckowen, aged seventy, Of 22l West
Twenty hrht street, who WAS run uNlr ID d lMtND
third street sage Friday iAst died ia the Chambers
street hospital yesterday.
Samuel II. Lloyd, for many years connected
with the Mutual nenrnt Life Insurance tpmpAny leh
in his rcsidcnce Mfst Furi aricuth street fesler'
day. lie Was htty years ola,
Capts. Van Dlscn, Mcdonnell, Kennedy,
Tuan and Alairc rallied several dlsofdrrJ houses IN
tne prerihcts night No politicians Al the Central
Police Orn'c sAttrDuted a. the cause'
Two children whose mother was locked up
for drunk kcuncss lie slCh OF the measles small puI
"a Cherry street, with one to care Tor thrm Tho
YESTERDAY
Fisk Jr bern directed by Jusice barrett sN-fI
judgment Of t1gl II oh aimed agains Helen 10 ephno
Mans0ed by Thomas r. HAyes, Asa sne0 In 0Ank'
rup,cI VI Morris HArru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
THE TORONTO TRAGEDY.
Ex-AIdermnn Clements on hts Trial for tho
Murder of Miss Cilmour.


Murder of Miss Gilmour.
ToRoNTo, Jan. l9.-Early this morning n
crowd began to gather at the Court House,
anxious to see the prisoner Clements, and
thousands were turned away from the doors,
unable to gain admittinoe. At II o'clock the
case opened. Chief Justice Gait presiding. 1t
was decided TO prosecute the indictment for
murder first, and ex-Aiderman Clements was
placed in the dock charged with the murder ~
Jane Vaughan Gilmour. Crown Counsel Brit
ton opened the case by reviewing the circum-
stances OF the muruer in which he commented
strongly on the conduct Of the prisoner and the
conyicts Arthur Paul and Alice Davis. He
spoke Of the rumOr which had spread over the
city on the mem orable SUNDAY In August. the day
on which the mysterious box was dscoV red on
BlOAr street; then OF the tracing of the box to
the house OF the convicted Davis, and aftt rw ard
of the Identification of the body as TINT of Janc
N.ugh n Gilmour Wi'h reference to the pris-
Oner, John Clements, he said there wa no ono
who sad positively that he VS. the seduccr Of
the girl, bat there are circumstances which. In
his opinion, would lruye CIurlnSV ~ tlat
Clemenis was the father of the ualorn child.
with reference t. the stat smen.s nf the COM
vict DAVIS 10 would hereafter have something
tOsy.
aruiu " OF the tts'imOuy of - Wis. - he lnte IL
| ei - object to Davis Oelng received a. wit
| Dcss.
Hls Lordship arr,ed with the o. jec.ion.
The Crown coursel proceeded nc some length
| to draw attention % the dinerent rrvtlltion on
| which had come TO hight, referring to the gir
! beng seen at .shcr's before she went tu th'
den ~ u via, anu which was regarded ~ q sus
| piC.Dus light.
A number Of witnesses were called who tee
| tiled to lin ling the box and Identifying thi
body. The case Will probably last three d-ys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
a NEW CROTON AoUEDUCr.
Commissioner Portcr's Pian for Increa sing
tho supply Of IhC CITY.

Commissioner Fitz John Porter has sub
mitted to the Mayor a report on the surveys,
plans and estimates for a new aqueduct. As
ono OF the reasons for the erection OF new
means OF water supply for the city tho Commits
sioner says that the reservoirs contain SUM
for ton days only, and that In case OF an accident
to the existing adueduct that would require
moro than ten days to repair, tho water supply
would cease. As to the capacity OF the Croton
basin to furnish the water that tho new aque-
duct would require, he says that 30O,00O00O gal
Ions fiow over the Croton dam daily, most OF
which might be brought to this city, Its
plan contempatcs the building OF a dam on the
CrotOn river about One-fOurth OF mile above
tho head OF CrOton lake, thirty feet above tho
top Of the existing dam, forming n settling basin
Of 800 acres and capacity Of l,lo0OOJ,OOO gallons
From thence "A tunnel would be cut through tho
hills south OF the CrOtOn river, through which
aqueduct, which would extend to High Bridge,
and be built either on the Bronx river route,
which IA aDout thlfty-sx miles long, or on the
Saw MIL river route which Ia about the same
length. The masonry aqueduct would stop near
Jerome Park, where IL l. roposed to hutld a re-
ceiving reservoir to hold G000OD,OO gallons. Iron
pipes would run thence to the Central Park
reservoirs, crossing the II srlein river either on
High Bridge or under the sidewalks OF the tun-
nels that the Park Department intends to build
under that stream. Ibe new aqueduct would
deliver 1J0,0O0,C0) gallons Of water daily Tho
Commissioner estimates the cost at $lO,OOOOJJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

grievance and TO take the committees nd.
wee. lie had done one. Now he awaited
the, other. The Rey Edward beech.r
said that they now wished to hear what Mr..
Bowcn had to say to the grievances. Mr.. Bowen
said that he was not invited there. IA they could
see by their summons, to take any other part
than that Of listener. Mr.. white was, accord
ing to that paper. to make statement, and the
committee were to give advice.
DR.. Beecher denied that the summons could
bear that interpre alton, aud said that Mr.
Bowen's objections were too technical. Mr..
counsel with many friends, he concluded that
he had not been called there to speak. He said
tnnt 10 was aH.1niSheu tnat tne committee
swer In twenty four hours. Mr.. white
had occupied more than six weeks In delib-
swer without one moments preparation. He
thought that It was unfair and unjust, and most
lively declined to make any reply Co MIR. White.
lie said You have turned my reporter out
doors leaving me here TO answer Mr. whites
cn,Ises pas based on an hours talk
charges, saying that 1t was only an Informal
talk.
make any admissions, they would not be read
MIR. Bowen promptly answered that the com
mittec had bis permission and consent to pub
lish any statement he had made tnat he was In
favor OF the admission Of all the reporters Of
New York and Brooklyn.
Mr.. Bowen said that he felt gricved and hurt
that the church should proceed 20 unccrem o.
niously against him on the bare charge that he
pcctei that some grave charges would be made
against him, and he was perfectly astonished at
the petty grievance.
Aftor much more cross-talk, MIR Bowen said
that II Mr.. white would reduce his grievances
To writing. and send him acopy, he would meet
everything In full and writton reply, which he
would submit to the committee at his conve
nience. lIo would hold no further Intercourse
with them until this was done. He withdrew
from the room. and tho COMMITTEES adjourned
dissatisfied with the interview. There was po
other meeting arranged for.
Mr. BowES's INDIGNATION.
Mr.. Bowen said last night that the moro hs
thought OF the course OF Plymouth Church In
this case. the more he was astOnished. He had
no conception of what was to como before the
meeting, but supposed that some serioui
and horrible offence had been committed
and that he was the way to State
prison. when he found what a farce II
all was, he felt indignant, and almos
mad about II, and that that committee wer,
acting as smelling committee to get some
| thing out Of him. "Why," he said, wasn't sir
| Beecher present to ask me some qucstionsf
| should ave been glad to have met him there
| IL any man has grievance. he has one. ar
ready to meet him, the Examining Committee
| or Plymouth Church op-nly. aud will eng age
to give them plenty OF business"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
SPARKS FRoM THn rEANGRArH

NJ. r Gill & Co., book publishers, Of Boston,
have called a meeting Of their creditors
j. c. TYLER * Co., All old-estahli.hed house In
the fruit trade Ia Bostol nave suspended
The body Of the eldest chill of Isaiah Briggs,
drowned In the COIacklo disaster, was found yeser
DAY,
The Sergeant-at- Arms OF the Senate has dis
charged sI ui the capitol policemen, and Will MI theil
places With Democrats.
Gov. Hartranft has reapronted, and the Sen,
has confirmed Mr. NJ s. Quay tO be secretary OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsy lVanlA.
Col. Tom Scott made an argument before the
House Committee on PaclGc Railroads yesterday n
favor Of the reIsa -racinc Railroad ball
Thomns Davis. an employee OF the New York
and Boston Despatch Express Company at Newport
OF $500 or more.
Sampson ROsenblAtt was arrested In San Fran
cisco yesterday, on dispatch from the District AUnr
ney In New YORK, on the charge OF embeZkement. III
Will DO taken East tomorrow,
The twenty third annual meeting Of tho Now
YOrk State military Association VIII be heli n Agrl
cultural Han 10 Albany next Tues he annual "a
dress VIII he delivered IN the Assembly hnmber or
Wednesday evening, Jan ~, by the Rev. samuel SEQ
veil OF Norwich. enaplaln OF the association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
THE cnRIsrIAN coNrEyrIoA.
MIR. MOODY on Preaching, aud How to Con-
duct Prayer Meetings.

PurLADEIPHrA. Jan. 19.-At 10 o'clock
this morning tue nrst session OF the Chris
tian Convention, called by the Eyangellsts,
began at tho depot tabernacle. The entire
enclosure was nled the upper portion with rep
resentatives OF all denominations. and the rear
with ladies'. Mr.. Moody announced the nrst
subject to be Evangelistic Services and how to
Conduct Them" lie spoke on this subject It
some length. In answer to question AZ to
how long ministers should preach no said " Do
not pfeacl too long, and drive the Gospel hrst
In and then out OF the congregation" The next
subject was: How to Conduct Prayer Meet
ings." Mr. Moody said ;he minister should take
his seat down with the congregation and induce
them to speak and take part In the meeting.
In the afterno Don the convention took up the
subject Of "lnquiry Meetings" which was dts
cusSed an hour. Nr. Moody did nearly all the
talking, and answered numerous questions pro-
pounded by delegates. The st subject dis
cussed was " Training OF Young Converts"