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BELKNiP's UILT.
Texas Post leadership that he Offered for
Two Thousand Dollars u Year.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.--Mr. c. ). Bell
testified TO day before the Committee on Ex-
penditures In the War Department as follows {:


WASHINGTON. March 3l.--Mr. c. ). Bell
testified to day before the Committee on Ex-
penditures In the War Department as follows /:
Ire.idc IN Jackson. Miss. In June. 1879, THINK |
came TO- Wsshlngt To Apply Tor a poet t1dtrship N
pGI x 5 any S oe5 SYq he s
cludins one &C., from GEN Reynolds under whom ] mad
down some OF ae murderer, Of Inc Frreim ms Buren
and army onicsrs. Wnen c me 70 Wa hlng.on / wsa.
cara AMI sGea ea%e me 6s presepSs hs se Cd TO
Of eon.l daI9ns trvm different OH terA IN wees
seemed eon Id at my my cal ins on h
on tnaI buslse and SAID Il he mad known that That
J told hiGl II would tale me but very br ef time
GrtneT en- Of The baililns sSs Young man &c came
lut someN hal IN hurry assumed that he belonged
He said tnat the secretary desired TO me, And /
BACK. When welt In The seer. tary said, apoio-
spcss I o these ei
wn n ssp nos ne o E fhow 1d ne
Re ssiG. Sit Worm $1,000 Searg supposed he
Sas "Sf .ScS 'p"y od n
va wSr.e That sad be- AN ySa lHy 5000 year p
DIN that CONVERSATION did , GU stlnc'y under
s e 10 'S s ySa re j n "a M
Gu red before went OUT rather thought he was try
haps. did not choose to any iur aer wilnt aud
pre- s snS Inc eSSyes e lion one ws re
strange. dd not think, from the Of the
thst KIND II that was what h' meant. At the time
ieTed II attempt TO entrap account OF tue
sharp WOrda that n Il passed between US.
Y. Have YOU ever heard any post traders In Texas
tax about what they AID for tnelr posts? A-Oh, yes.
II Is common talk IN San AntoniO and Austin.
q -Did y.usver maze any other application to the
Secretary Of War than the one YOU uaVe spoken Of
A.-kO, ar. one Was enough TT me.
Iy Mr.. ID ,rd-Did lOu not tink IL your duty to In
form the Preaiicn tlat the sc Rotary nad made an
Infamous prop s!tiOn A.-No sir. leone iuled hat
the cretArl weighed little more than al that
/ had better le We nim alone ! lad seen other rnol
the.ycd they tried 10 hgnt h aver mCn than
they, and made up iDy mind nos 70 Try II again.
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Tho burning Of n Five-Story Tenement In
seventh Avenue.

u NO hHIHTHE OF " TINF-SIOFN TCHtMtht IN
seventh Avenue.
Early yesterday morning fire was dis
covered 10 the basement under John f. Fran
kenwald's grocery, in the dye-story brown stone
front tenement at 100 Seventh avenue, and be-
fore the nremen could bend their streams the
entire house was IN flames but all the families
In the house were easily saved except that Of
Frederic Vanden Genden. They were sleeping
In the fourth story, and before the head of the
family WAS awakened, the flames had enveOped
the narrow stare tse. Seeing this, he took MS
two children, one under each arm, and ran
through the seuttle and escaped over the roof.
Inc children were severely burned about the
legs and arms, and tue father was burned about
the head, but not severely. me wife was res
cued without injury. The building was owned
by Carries McLaughrein, ana was damaged
$1,000, insured. John Funkenwad, stock OF
groreres $500. Inc families lost from 500 to
$50 each.
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NEW YORK. Friday. March 8l.-Ileceipts Of
oeeves were ~ car loads or lili head. making 437i
since MONDAY. against $500 for The same time last
week exclusive of two Of ChcroEee cattle and
few PRIME native steers The quality medium,
and not suited to the wants Of trade The demand
mOderaie and the market closed easier at barely
Timed prices. The Cherokee cattle sold at i0c
~ To dress 30 ms to the eros cvt; poor to strictly
prine native steers and oxen ranged from to HE
n, to dress 5557 MS lew tops at 11aalsc, 10
DIRE b7a5S rs.
l,cccp,- OF sheep were ~ car loads or 203S head,
maxi gbD'9 since hundlN, against Ol50 for tie same
time LAST Week Tho dcmsnd was urgent, aud the mar
krtcluscd hrm Of shade from former prices
ordinary TO go0daheep RANGED from sac. to TIC n;
q feA yearngs old Vt size n.
SWINE Fresh arrivals re 10 loads, or 2,1O0
h,Rs making 12,7i1 since monday, against II OSp for
same time last weak. None for eale alive. Dressed
hogs nrm at l0Asi0hc for city, and for Western
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Few Weird. to Feeble ana Delicate Women


By II. V. i.iefce, NJ. ID, OF inc W oTId's DiSpcn-
saTY Bu1ilO, \ Y, author OF The Peoples Com
mon sense Medical ADVISER" SC, sc.
knowing that you subject 10 great amount Of
SUFFERING that delcacI your par, has strong ten
more You nave 10 edurc and tue more dlcult Ot
Your ease becomes, A. physican VINO am daly con.
l om constantly me ting ~ltn tnose who have been
treated Tor their alments Tor months without being
nenented IN the least until theJ have become perfectly
60 tage another disc OF medicine be
by any iufiher treatment. They had rather ole and
have their Buhern. ended than to live and suffer
theJ have. They say they worn by sun ring
anu onlY IN nc worse by treatment. ~ any thing
more uscOuragin. we certainly vaunot conceive and
dtheutle than hat the prncipss ~ whcn teach the
uuelng aud depicting ot the vtll forces Of The system
reverse OF the Nc opted for them, their
ne deplOrable N .eed Bat, lad sufferers, the
you one more IN harmony with the laws anu quirc-
mems Of your system. harsh, irritating cau,tc treat
mrnt and strong med cines Will never cure you. II
you would use RATIONAL means, such as eOnu-senHe
should dlctae 10 every intelligent lady take such med
ieinea as eapody NE very 6est laslsor ting tones
Your delicate system. such hihpi com nauon YOU
vi nnd my Fayorlte Prescription winch mas recriV-
Gu the highest Dr from thousands OF your sex Ihp
anguid irrsome sensations causing Yun To terl 80 rec
y able 10 be your feet ascend nght OF stars
that continual drln that 10 sApping IRON your Hyste
all your former elasticity and dry the bloom from
your cheeks that cont ual strain uDon your u Al
overcome an sa6dSsi by persevrring use Of tnaI
marvellous emedy. rregulirlu anu o0strnctions
ne proper worx,og Of yo15 .y'tsm arc rsh. vsd by
existenee OF winch sure Indication OF serious DIS
that should not oe neglected, readily yield 70 IL,
i@e. me special cause u these pins Is psr@asen,Iy
emoSeS Co.; Fur!Rsr sas on usss .u6,ec,s may be 90;
Adviser" In which nave devoted large space the
oonqe Of all forms Of Diseases peculiar yjur
see, Ps II ,ssss ass ssS
~ afagglsts.-AdV.
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ALarse Fire I'M New Roche,,e.

Cadet Hail and the stores Immediately on
each side Of 1t At New Rochelle, owned by " LulKert
aud three stores the west side belonging 20 Father
Mclaughlin. pastor of the Catholic Church, were
burned early yet lay. MIR. Luikert's in-nrince IL
10000 ON his 10000 loss, ana Father MclAugh my In
snrduce is $1,000 GA his loss OF 10000. Mr.. Baxter
whose store ave ling the side Du ned.
10 $1,000, su anoe 1890 Cadet Han haa long
been imp. Ohtable - It's owner.
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Notice TO the Democratic Convention.

The Ant-lAmmany General Committee met
last evening. Mr. Charles W Brooke presented resolu.
TONS which were passed requesting the State Conven.
ton 20 reorganlze the AnTammany Democracy by
admitting their representatives, In the codmlit ec
ing hat the Aru-T imm my men are not ovund TO sup
the Democratic candidates for national, state,
nun cipal ON es unless fairy represented IN the
lnallnI XenIluna.
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Edward Stockn OF Boston, a youth OF four
teen was accidentally shot yesterday In the Custom
House by Guild years old the son Of Rgnald
eniworth, a q lvernmcnt uaymaster. Tue boys were
playing with revolver that had been carefully left on
mantel piece In Mr.. WentwOrth's Office la the Custom
House. Inc wound Is severe, but not fatal.
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How Bank Made Money Out of n swindicr.

man handed a hundred dollars In small
bank notes the teller OF the Commercial Bank IN
Court street. BrooblYn, yesterday, And asked tor
onshundred.donar note, which the teller handed to
him. would Ike stl1er one" said the applicant
having greenha The glass shelf, with his hand
on ~ You beat aud know II" san the teller
grabbing Tor the 500 The man tore on one end Of ~
anu out of tAe GOOr saying. IN get fqu re Win
YOU" The Young teller had heard Of case ~ keN
Yurk bank, wnere man I'D snALehOd tue crisper bl
aud had made OF with both. Ihe piece OF the DanK
note ne captured Il not worth over SO as the name
OF bank President andt number OF the bill on the
piece In tho bank The bank makes SO BY the AZ
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eos., cheese, SOC; and cJlton Zoo SOD. Grain 10
Lonoon, BY steam, nd, DO 20 Csrdin or NeWport ~
~ va; or kaphtha 20 Liverpool or London 5e.
DBL henned petroleum TO the Continent, Sc. 0da9s.
~. ink9t copper u steady. vita sales Of 100000 ms
lake ~ Z<btc cash American Mig to the extent Of
1000 tons, Including No At t2eaf83 and No al teOA
El which 70 decline. Turkish prunes have continued
demand snd nrin AZ oc layer rs.ns quiet at %
Aaienca, lO,fc ourrante, 6fc. whisNey was about
Gno0EHIEs-Rlo coffee was nrln sud fairly sctive At
lbAelvAc.. gold sales here and At baltimore e6e
bags mid grades were In good demand ana nrn; sales
200 bags Laguayra AZ 1SNc- gold 1856 bags Costa
70 the extent Of i0O hhds the basis Of Oc for 90
test ,rehnlng, New Orleans quict at l5dG2c. Rice
steady ana quiet. Raw sugars were steady though
quiet sales 400 hhds $50 boxes. and $50 bags 1T w
1Ac for fair 10 gOod refining CuDa, and SEQ sac for
centrifugal. Refined SOLD fairly al lOls@iOssc for
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More Detective ,;a, Meters.

Residents Of Brooklyn continue to have their
ga meters Inspected by the State Inspector The fol-
loving named persons found that their de-
teiiye M Dennin. druggist corner Frst place
'er cent Mrs. Mlley, Flrst ae', X per cent Mr.
ElrHl is nj
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nEDLLL.-on Marcn 81. 1870, Ester Ann Beder the
wife Of stephen BeIei
Tue frrnus and relav-s respectful invited 70
the funeral on SUNDAY aiternOon. AZ ~ o'clock,
late residence. NHspeth, L. I
LIkR6on IhuN iay, March 30 after lingering
Illness john III Yer. an tee CT year Of his age
Inc relatives and friends OF the iamily respect
fully invited IN attend tue funeral from nis late real
drnre ~ Most 3Jth 81, on slnoa April 2, at Il. NJ
LloN-A Archibald Lyon, son VI Elizabeth and the late
John Lyon aged wears.
Funeral On April ,, arg r. NJ. from 10Th av ana I7otA
street.
hoLAuGtnlN.-Mary Mclaughlin, wife OF Michael
Mciiugh a. uAive vi tire patsA Of Barn1, Kings eOun-
~. IRELAND. aged SO years.
The trlrnds OF the family are Invited 10 attend the
funeral from her late res dence 81 Henry St., at
O'clock sharp.
NoTIcH.- PLYMOUTH Rock Council No. 30. O. U. A.
M-Brotners; You are hereby notified to meet vt the
council ca imber. $40 Sth av., sunday April @ Al
O'Clock sharp. 10 attend the funeral services OF .ie
brother Dickens. by oidcr OF the Councillor.
J. KEMP A X 5. NJ. VAN ALSTYNR.
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As the body Of Joseph Lodel, ons OF the VIC
TINS OF the 0oileV explosion Mechanic street, New
ARK, was being taken 70 the grave, o. the chief
Eiourhtf-, Nm DckenbuBh, n-law OF the decea ed
man was crested " Detective McMann' for burgla
cOnhttod Al JaYss hat mAnufaet0ry eleven days ago.
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The German Central Citizens Association OF
Hoboken last evening received the report OF com.
mitee aiding the formation VI an ASSOCIATION
70 extena aid aud protection to emgrants.
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Enamelled chamber suites from SO; black
tapestry nIgsseS, u lngFsln, Doc 0owpertnwAlts.
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Mr.. A. Huber, who was hurt In the explosion
In the Jupiter powder factory Waihinstonville Of
which he was foreman. 10 az the point o. DO IN Mr.
Philip Wagner thu q tho factory that the
tuesday nightly storm was never used by hun a. store
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FOiEST.-in the city OF Now YORK. on the sou
day OF Mr,h, 1870, by the Hon. William T.. Cur'n,
Jniec vi the Superior Court oSrrl Forest from Kats
Forest. Cause. auultery
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Milk az Mnane-in in small doses Il the mesJ
effective cure Tor cholera mOrbus aud choeH iufauum
known 10 the profession To he nad Of ali druggis-
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steamship ASS ria. Trieste. mdsc and pass.
stcNnship Labrador, Ilavrc, mlsc and PASS
Steamship Cimbrla Hamburg, udse and pass
steamship MagnOli ., savannah, indse ana psss
strnuship Ncckar Bremen, ndsc. a nj pass,
Bark franciscc lielag imbi. CORK In nall st.
Bark { ara McGivcry, Cardcnns mOissses.
Blrk cWkslury. Pldlnc coffee.
A the usual riNfF nd Cntsf Wac vesses
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remedieG IN P0MkRoi s price a. IA Bfosdway.
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Can he accomplished by occasionally giving to childses
Laycock's Worm ker II oEpcis worms when pref
cnt, and cicanacs the system.
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Tomorrow night there will be Shaker
meeting In tho Cooper Institute. conducted by ten
Shakers and from Mount Lehanon, includ
InR Elder Evans. Ederess Anolnette Dooi ts y afo
m the COMPANY Elder Evaas III deliver IN address
on the key to the Revelation" and there wiil be
SHAKER SONGS and music.
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MIS- wfNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for childrea
tecthing old and wclltried remedy. 10 stoeA
ths test Of many years, ana never known to fail.
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THE GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN


SUNDAY EDITION.
To MORROW MORNlSu,
WIN contain eight nigcs embracing me NEWS OF
THE DAY. and an sbund iut supply OF fresh, Orgnal
ana selected ant lce lhe E'silrsi Interest
pliCF, THREE CENTS.
FOR SALE by ALI kEWsMEN.
THREE LECruRE-ON ~rHICfunEAND
hemOrrhnids Their r. quent corxstrnce aud influence
on the nervous system The cause OF exhaustion and
iTrlt ole bladder absu1iiiy oi ue zeal ireameut TO-
slant removal Of both affections, with three yDe cases
bY EDWARD NJ plAON, NJ. d., editor OF The Sea- pei
40 pages 25c. Once hours from 10 TO- TO L. anu %
10 evenings. at ~ 5thav
TO LEARN now TO CURE, WITHOUT
medicine. Catairh. FRO chhs, ana Asthma, read Nev
Marx HaI'tr, fr sale 4 thc following New YORK fer
res; lberr at or lindt wall st.. Fulton st.. South
a sent posipad to suoscr brrs for 81 per annum In
vAriably in 4dyanCr Al iress
HEw MARKET GAZETTE. New Market, n J.
BIAIR'~ Pulls. TuEGREAr ENGLISH
hy Tor q put AL nrHnlA isn, sure safe rTrctu
rnouI q IiAl;sANT. rroprlTors, London. II. PLAN
pulls. tl.3h Dy rail. Sold nv druggists.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAKNE &c.
piomn,H, md radically cured by wiNCHESTkkT
SlfC lflC PllL ~ pr COX slx boxes s.. Prepared
only by wlNChEsT Fra co, 80 John az, Y.
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and set package Of oWfI's illah tea.-1d0
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~. .s .ss s: ::sssa g : :S.s. s: to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

DIR. Lyons Tooth Cebicts.
Recommended 10y dentists generally.
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Dycinq and Cleaning NJ the New York Dye
lng and Printing kstlbi-nent staten Island. Oicesi
No Us Duane 49, 75s broadway, ~ 9Th av., y. v; 10
and los PerropOnt H.. BroOkyn Established o. Year,.
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M.tRRIED.
ROCK-sCHNEI OER.-On TUESDAY, March 2S, at the
residence Of The nridee parents. hy ne Rev John Hall
D. d.. Matthias Rock to Ldia l.. Schneider both VI thm
city.
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HIPPopROME BUILDING.
SIfNltAN AnnIl -

SUNDAY, APRlL g
LECTURES TO CrRiS HANS, 8to s:l5 A. NJ
Adml,sion Tree 0y ticket. 10 be hsd on appcalica
ESr w wpy oSi nsLy a,Ptrm Without ticket.
SATURDAY. APRIL 1. snd every Saturday there
after. the Noon Meeting VIII be held IN Assoc alton
iisli s5d ST.. near tth ~ from ~ 20 o'clock. sub
1ect, " Special Prayer Tor Christian WORK b"
YOUNG MEMS MEETINGS on SATURDAY EVEN
ING 10 As ociaiiOn Hall, al O'Clock, for YOUNG
MEN ONLY, and on SUNDAY EVENING In Fourth
Avenue Hall, at v O'Clock.
There vii e services every afternoon next week. en-.
cept Monday and saturday. at o'clock.
THE GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN
has conferred upon Or d. JoDgh the Commandcrship
with the - OF the Order OF Isabella Ia Catoca md
the Commando the order u Charles IN rec
OgnilIon OF his scientific researches into The nature
nnh properties Of cod liver OIL nr lie JOngh's Light
Brown Cod Liver on Is sold III capsued imperial half
pint IL w ALI druggists. sole CONSUMERS, AhsaI,
HarfoId Co. London Sole agents for the United
States. John !. Henry. Curran q Co., New York.
CON~UMPTlON, WEAK LUNGS, THROAT
" esses -nepsls, urnern' De0ty, Loss OF strength.
flesh ana Apputte anu all diseases arslng from Pow
e5iy o. ~ BLOOD promn,y % radcally cured n
SODA EI6hshed 1853. Prices, 81 and e. per bottle.
WINCHESTER q co. Chemists
30 John a.. New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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HoT real basgsins " chg. hing Cor men and Soys
And BrOad NAi.-Ad0 -
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was cured OF Kidney Disease by using only Il IL a DOE
Tie Of WIsHAR1' $ PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, whiIS
Mr. Packard ruggi,t IN same tOwul was also benents<
by what remained 10 the D0ttlel Thoroughly cure
sure Throat and Diseased Lungsi
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SUNDAY EDITION,
- TO MORROW MORNING,
wiz contain sight pagss cr,n~icinY the NEWS OF
THE DAY ANA IN abundant supply OF fresh, original
anu selected article. Of The ereatest interest.
PRICE, 1ikkE CENTS
FOX SALE By ALL NEWSMEN.
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AFAMILr,s NARROw ESCAPE.

The House then adjourned.
, 1876-04-03

hvo minutes vns exhausted. sA4
finally, !. Your tino'a up1 II ID my turn now."
got tho listlo child to pray. l wisi, you oon!d
hs1s heard thu: p5agof Tss smpe.
incmber now how earnoatlv ho praJed Tor tho
forgtvencHs Of tIsoao mon who Ind said 40 many
wicked thlnRn aga.nbk lila Jesus We'll, when 1t wan
finished this audience began to go AWAY; Ono
went ono way, another went nnotl,cr, I'LL ehey
woro all gono. Thcn tho father catnc up to mo,
laid his hand gontIy upon my shoulder, mud With
tenrs In lia eyoa, and hla voce brnson WITH ONO.
ton, enli: "You can hnvo my fnnr childron:!'
You wilt 1ph, my 1rIeuds, that this 1orsonhl Of.
fort, thla personal lnteroat IN tn1dols,. anil
onrroat, tcntlnr appeals TO their hearts will win
them to CHRIS. II tho end. ,tApplause,l
Q.3What y Tue heat book on Fsylvals9 A..
Q.-To whnt e1tont IL II host to employ woE1-
en- In Christian labor7 A,-Tho' work Of our
Chriat,nn women has boon yory Huccossful hnro.
No oio can Wait tho sick or afflicted ~ well AZ
tic world. In London l lsavo seen women OF
wcnstl anil position ougngol In this glorious
work OF seeking TO bring vandorers home TO tho
Ahylor. What =. glorious thing u would ee II
York would porroually visit and comfort tho
poorl tcar OF 80 manv Young ladles having
large fortunes and nothing to do: aaY 1t IL
tho groatcat misfortune that could bofall them.
There is nothing that lcavea thcm no opon to
tho loyil's wlfoB.
Q.-What doctrine would vou recommend 10
bo taught st royivnl sorvces7 A.-WhAt doo-
trlno 7 Why, tie good old d0ctsino Of onr
fathers AInn Is fallen; Christ c0moa to sock,
rotloen aud to save him.
Q.-Hnproso mono Of tho congregation can
sling. what would you advise7 A.-Wol. i1oy
can road tho h7mna and slug thom iu thcs
hearte. Tho groat tronblo ia TINT thu Church 10
eslcop halt tho tino, hnu u too lazy to praise
God in song. A lark mover siugs In itB nost; Il
Ia whom It soars up into the SKY that It's little
throat begins to warb.o. I ronembor hcAring
OF q littlo boy who WIS always happy and sing.
Ing, ouco saying to bis father "l'apa, you're
Christian, why don't you sing. I ncycr haa.
you2" 90" said the father Ia his grn]s
way, "1'm too old; I'm oatablishod In my
fashion Of not singing" It romlnds mo Of tho
farmer and hia son, who wcrO on hay-waGun,
trying to drive tho horse. Tho farmer criod to
tho horse To 60 on, and usoa tho whip on him,
but still tho horao wouldn't move, Thoy EoI
| down from tho wagon, and took hold OF the
wheels, md tried to turn them, but ns tho horse
| pushed tho other way, thcY oouldn't b..dgt
| Them. Tho farmer hogan to got angry then, AMI
the sou replied, Us he looked at sha horse, ruo'
fully, II guess hos got established" guca:
| It's TINT way with gteat many IN tho Churcl
nowadays. They've got established In tho oil
\ way of hopping silsnt, aud nothing, can maxi
th6ln sing. lLnuRhter and applause.
Mr.. Moody thon said "Tho tiinos coma 70
! our noon rneotiugl Let Us close by singing.
| mood Thso ovcry hour" Aftor tho benedlction
tho Convention adjourned, and tho regular nool
\ prayor.meetiug was hold.
, 1876-04-03

D1FCu354DN VH UHNlna1ANlEY,
To Ns Editor ofIhs ChAaeo Tribune:
pERny, ILL.,, March So.-ArranRan,cnss hau
boon mado, with tho exception OF fixing ,bs
time, for public discussion Ia Jacksonville
ILL.,, betwoon Clatk Dradcn, ohriBtiau, and D. y.
Underwood, Athoise. Tho isauos ara,
I. Tho origin Of oxintenoes,-M Dtadon at
f,rming that they hare N Intelligent Cauae. and
Mr.. Underwood donylug.' bfr. Underwood af
arms tlon tho eternity and sclt-existance Of
mattot and force mud their properties, AMI lhsl
tlloy arc the caune Of Ill existence and phcuome.
M and Ms. Dradon deuies.
2, l,eabonah!oness at rellglon,--31r, Drad.n
affirming thAt mnn js oonst,tuttonAlly rollr.
ions bolng. mud needs IN objective revelation Of
such reliXton, and alao specifying what nl,oud
be its basis ideas and Afr. Underwood denying.
Mr.. Underwood thon afflrms that religion 10 /
pQrynrsion OF mans nature, and thns fcAaon Il
Ills aole guide and Mr.. Dratcn deaies.
O.. Mr. brndon aillrms that tho religion Of tho
Uiblo ls tho rultgion Mnn moods; Mr.. Undorwoot
dcntnA. And thon s1r. Underwood adarms tntt
tho Dlb!o is injurious In lsa inltneuco on mkd-
kind Mr.. Dradou denlcB.
4. Mr. nraden aftlE1uA TINT tho Diblo is autlloD-
Tic. genuine, oredIblo, trne, Inspired. and Of
divine authority; slr. uttlerwoo'! denieD. II.
Underwood than ntirms that tho DibIo Ia OF hp.
man origin, not autheilsic, etc. aad Alr' Dfaaea
lonaoD. 49, '*','.
As tho dlapntanta have debated throe tonau
seyorni tl,noe with each other and othor pn,tiss,
aud hs Jacksonville ia tho Athons Of Illinois. ths
discussion will ba Representative diEcuss!on. 4
creat deal Of interest Ia fele In It all through
Central Illinois. uus notice Will be given OF tia
tllno when determined. PIKE.
, 1876-04-03

lgatod dlsgu1t. Tho proper mode Of srehslnk II
Ia to scont Il out Of tho committee rooms, leAEB-
latvo hxlls and social troes vhicl, 1t has dohled
by ita pressi,ce. To gvo It ahy connteuanco
roproacli, too oftan cast upon us, that tho al-
mighty dollar ts tl,e ohtof oh1eos of orr atlors-
tiou. Very truly yours, JouN A. Dix.
ORLANDO MrADa1 Esq Albany.