davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-08

Philadelphia, 7. Sebr. Sc
tern p%ertarb in bielieer Stabt Moior
S. g. Neruton i'm Soften 2ebensiubre.
Serielbe bate an Dem Tlorioa= unoNfe-
rlfo &riese She'll 9enommen llho mar in
rem lebteren Snpalio seworoen. ssSm
Siirserfriese oisnte er 10 gut e: eben
tonnte. Sic lesten flint Sab,e bra6te
ct meiitens aut Dem &ranflaser gu.
Gincinnoti, 6. 6ebr. 0on Se-
troit wiro t%ele9rapbirt, baB bel 8aisgitg
Der gissans %be9onnen bat. Wfan iat
pom nfer aug auf elmer @6o1e 20 Sit-
ten uno 4 ODER 5 Mdnner, Die bin uno
fer liefen uno uer9ebli6 bas l1fer SIT er-
rei9en perlu9ten. Wie piel Mteni9cn
i~iberbanpt in Den Sitten tuarsn, 1T nod
unbefannt.
2oSa1le, ST., 6. Sebr. Sn Der
porigeitrigen Na6t brannte bas Wobn-
baus beg @eo. Seinole, nnbe Sompnup.
bile, i'll Bureau County, nieber, uno0r
5einole neblt Trou uno 2 Ginoern fam
in Den 6lammen um. Sic dltelte 5o1=
ter rettete li6 our9 einen Sprung aus
Dem Seniter.
, 1876-02-08

8olisei @eri6t. Jol9enoc
,sdile famen seltern in oielem Seribte
aur 8erbanblung:
Mnorew Sing, iarbi9. ansetloet ,pe=
oen unoroentli6sa Setrageus, 81 9er
ltroft.
Sobn Sielbs, sbomas Mnosrior, far
bio, Milliom Beel, Yerfins, Gomoro
6ollton, forbia uno IS. W. WoB, me
oen 5rrnfenbeit perboftct, puroen erts
%lallen.
Sobn Solsbod, Sim Gresn, g. g.
s(lbert uno 2sw Douna, onseflost megen
Srunfenbeit; gilbert uno @reen mnroen
isoer 81 uno 0oun9 muroe 50 seitroft.
9Siuiam Sobnlon, farbig, ongefla9t
elm @ogobunb gu lein, puroe III oas Ar
menbaus seianot.
MnOre,p Mnberlon, farbtg, an9efla9t
Elm perbd6tiser Gbarofter gu lein, pur=
be 81 selraft.
g8idlam Marbsn, furbi9, angeflo9t
Die Martbo Mnoericn sel9lmpft, nib
banoelt unb nit S6ldsen 9corobt al
baben, muBte $3.50 nno bic Soften bes
Soblen.
gRort6o @ounbers, Morp Sbomas,
iueiB, Marsaret grown nno Morp Sbo=
mas, farbis, onsctlast Den Willam
9Soroen onsesriien unh 9eldIa9sn unf
9drm ouf Der @trabe sema4t su boben,
batten lebes $2.50 uno Die Soften III be'
Soblen.
, 1876-02-08

Sn biIftOer2oge traf bie,
am Sonnabeno an Soro ocs 9ampfers
v2oulie," BON Der Yort- Slub-2 inie, Nn.
orep SnIb, nebit 6rau uno brei tIeinen
&inoern BON Salifor County, Wa., wo-
bin lie DOR spei Sobren uon Obio iiber-
selleoelt maren. elm. 9r. Sulb bate
oalelbit cine Meierei 9etauft, in Oerlel-
ben leine ganSe 9abe an9elegt unb Dor
einisen Wo6en ermittelt, oaB er in 6oI=
ee eincs 5eblers in ieinem &aufcontrafte
lein 9elisibum aufseben milis. 9lls er
bel &edtsanwdlten Grtunhisunsen elm
5os, ermitteIte sr, OaB feline Ysfiir6=
tun9en p6Iis besrInoet tparen,
uno er bel6loB oann, mad leiner
Seimatb in Obio 5uriidSuteb-
rem. Geine Mittsl lparen our6 bic
Heiie mod bieTssr Stabt erl96pft, uno
als CT init ieiner Samilie ratblos in ben
Straben UNDERGRADUATE, nabm iid go
light S.reB, nahoem er Die trauri9e Gr=
5dblnns guib's sebDrt, Der Silflolen an,
bra1te iie mad Dem galpert Sabnbofe
uno eritattete iiber ben Saa I'M pos
li5ei : 9auptquartiere 8eri6t. Sem
Draper pnroe BON Der Sage Der camille
Mittbeilun9 9ema6t, uno er lieb ibncn
6abrbilete sur 3ciie mad ibrer Seimatb
sutommen, wofiir tie ibren ber5liAen
Sanf auslpro9en. @ineOamci in ber9ld
be BON galpsrttr. =8abnbofes perabrei9
tie ibnen eia Nutcs Mittaseilen, uno nit
benz 100 Na6mittasssuse fuDren lic
mad Yittsburg ab.
(9alt. GOrip. b. Z. b.)
COS beiBt in obi9em MrtifeL ooB feline
bur9 bic &eiie nod Baltimore
t%porauf mir bemerfen miiIicn,
Bop oi.ielbe i9on bel %glntunft in Hi9
mono erl90pft waren nno Dap Serr s..
99miot, Der Yrdlibent u%nIerer bieligen
Oeutl6en llntsritIBunss= @efsli6aft fir
iremoe bierber Deri6la9ene mitteloie
isbr lisbeuoQ fur Die Samilie,
als er BON ibrem un9liif erfubr, selor9t
bat uno iosar BON Der Oorfs &iper 2inie
ireie paiiase fir bieleIbe erbielt, mas
mir lDbenb erwdbnen uno mpflr Der
Der bette 9ant yebIbrt.
Wir miiiien iibrisens seiteben, Da6 es
ms etipas ionoerbar uorfommt, baB elm
Der bon Ohio fortsebt, unb l9on
ilpei Sabre III Sirsinia 1T, iebt bat aues
luf9eben miiiien uno niAt Elm paar Sol
ars in Der Sai9e bebalten, menn CT ei=
le Meierci beiaB, ,poSu elm 0isbltanb
Wenn er bas 2ano perliert,
ann er bod cine noer Elm paar &Ibe
.'ertauien. 8ir m06ten ben Sormfeb-
er fennen. gs fdllt ms auf soaB Der
Correspondent" Der bod ionit iebr qua
it, Den Namsm Suib itattt
, 1876-02-08

Sic @ranh Surp lit seltern Morsen
einaeldworen wDrben. Giater @ui9on
bat lire Mufmertiamfeit %belonOers ouf
bic 9pielbaulcr gelentt.
80 Mnflasen tuurben Der @roro Surp
iiberseben ein1dliebeno Criminal Sale
uno Welebiibsrtretunseu. Sic ein5lsen
Mntla9en sc9en Splelcr linb Die BON
Nliiler uno @raues. @ls 3eu9en in
Sem Sale iinb S. &Dnis, YoIlSllt 5pler
Anf Mit6en.
Ser &i1ter @uison Iaste, es leien
nod mebr dbnliAe @ntlasen, wel6e Der
Mnpolt oes @emeinwe1cns %porbrin9en
piiroe.
, 1876-02-08

5outbern Mociotipn."
Sic Yrielter Oes Bottles boben llh seitern
in elmer 8eriammlun9 welbe III oerS9ale
Der 0Doun9 Men's Gbriitian @iioeia-
tiun" ab9ebalten, babin 9eeinl9t, oab
Die u9outbern Mhociation for the bene=
fit Of TIE Wiooms ano Ospans Of the
loutbern States" MIR elm 2otterie9el4dft
uno Elm Guin fir beionoers Die arme=
re Glale 1T.
IS wuroe beldlolien, Der General
Aiiembln SIT erlu9en, nen oerGelsli1aft
iriIber ertbeilten @borter anfsubeben.
, 1876-02-08
Rt0mpnb pOit office.
Dpf< Mrraneement.
Is. Oftobfr z

NOroltde 9urdpef. 3ncimnr tSoy;a
Sonntaas aueeenrmme -Mrfunft s r. %ssWsT'
anp ! As u. ". -PoffGfaB J.35 uuS 3 IN
q. d.. o'<o
genn.as- anlunft 5g, @. -Yss.
ffiuB 1885 n. n. S'r'
Nnrsliae Wea goH. TdaIif. ouso.nom.
men Scnn,ane. = Nnrunfr f.45 81 p W.
pOItiblnf 1.35 unb S 20 q. W.
sholi9e Gnf. 3reimar taelid. esnm.
fhge dnsdsncnnten. - 2infunft IL. q o m
t2.A5..R. M. ~ 1"'
@0rntaas. = 9nfunft 1870 - m.e
iblub l2.45 81. M. v'T
@i6monS & Oanbine g1tnhshu IT,
Ia. Intunft 2.30 81. 81. MoarGi,sSs
f2.45 q. VI. 1'p'~'@e
9Hnbiilt e. Greensboro. am,imar tn.
ng.I G@ntMnft 2.30 unb 9 n. W. 49, msa
f~'us V. ID. unb 12.45 a. 81. ST
Sarmbine. 1daIid, s.nutoos ouao.,...
= las en- o. Mnfunft 2.30 R.eR. % wsassIms
~ytI"tS"IS 1ytD 0t1eMbabn. IGdIidt
Scnnia9s aa~sasncmmen. Mnfnnft & 81 D
- polfl@luB $50 9. 81.
Syn@bnrs Charlottesville, @tauntsn mh;,.
SalpnerS prtaas unb ipefIid BON Wbiteem,s
Pger Sef,n9s Mnfunft SO. Dr. Non.
sSeft yoint nub stationru nm her ., ~
VI. uno 6. q. O. IGsiid, Gsnntans o yM.
sn.tnsn aMnfunft 1890 Y. %. ms,t.
@l0ueefsr, htsr @ef pOint. ,Sol;a.-un
'anf' 1880 9. ~. -pOflbIus 29. 81
1apeatannud, iter gift Saul. taor;a.
"a'unft $50 9. ~. - ysdi6lns i o. d.
Samss Sitter Sampfer. Dr.imoI mSeb,n,
.a. anfnnf. Mpntaas, MIttmods mns
Ste.la9s, D ". w. = ppltiGIus, Difnitone
Aonnerffass unS @panabents, 5.3Ogl 81
eaial gafct. Tr.tmol nSdenn;h
an.anff, MittmO9s, 1reitaas unp gomntoos
y. w: - gc1i9lub Muntaas. Mittmud,s
nao 8rsitass, a ". N. V"
sport Ynnip &onte. ;3peimaI pSdentidb.
- Mntunft Mitmp1s anb g onnobsnns e
; m, ~ : 81 g@SifieIu6, DOnnsraass unp sSnn
, 1876-02-08

M ehanics 8auoeteinH SEQ /.
@eltern Mbeno lpurben in Der Verianlm,
lung Dec obisen Yereirs folsenoe Serren
ais Bean,tc erudblt s. 9hon, Brdii
Dent; Sobn u. &rae, Sefretdr; 9. Soc.
Sdutmeilte,; >. 2bon uno >. CUR.
TrulteeS.
, 1876-02-08

unfaIl. gbarleD, Der feline Sobn
bon 8. %. @orlet lief in Der @tube lei.
neg Waters pdbreno er cine Yleifeoer
i'm Msunae bate uno fiel 10 unslidli9,
Dap Die 8leifeoer ibm in Dem 9als itst-
fen blieb uno cine IAlimme @unoe per-
urlaAte. Sic Dottoren Sames uno
Wbite I%eiitetcn drstli9e 9ilfe.
, 1876-02-08

i6reibt. Sollte Der Sormfeb.
ler uie0cidt in Der Nerlpe6leluns oes
Ndmena liegen?
Wir ueroen 9ldberes barber erfa6-
REM
, 1876-02-08
G66tIi6e unau n. Sn

G6Stli1er Uni q n. Sn Ser
Nadt pom 5reitua auf Samftaa wlroen
nnueit SreSerif Sunftion. olio., einem
3use Der baltimore Obio 8abn" 3pci
unbetunnte Widnner iiberfubreu uno TO-
sleih 9etDotet. Dielstben 9insen auf bent
yabn9eleile unb uuroau bon benz Qofo=
motipfiibrer benerft, ais itt Der Sus
9eraoe SreperiGg Sunftion ndbcrtc. Gag
iofori 9esebere Warnun9slignal muroe
pom ben beinen Mamern nld)t beadtet,
uno alS es Dem 2ofomotip' iibrrr %9elunaen
mar, ben s3us gum Stebcn 5u brinaen.
lparen bic lln9liidlidlen bsrclis aet0oet;
es fonnten nur nod Die perihieoenen
&6rpertbeile, we.d)e aui Dem @cleiie GER
itreut laaen, 9eiamntelt uno nab Treoes
rid eebradt wsroen. Die 0erun9lidten
bait n Hihts bel iid, mus 5ur Soentifiz
3iiura flbren fonnte. Wtan pernlutbet,
OaB iie CUR &laiie Der fog. nIrampS" sc'
b6rtcn uno Ueutide fiuo.
, 1876-02-08

9ieb # !. 2ucp Soai, farbis,
Gin 9ausmdoben bes Sperm S. Sbomas
Sil, wnroe seitern MOrsen bonn Yoli=
ridter auf 6 Monate in Die Sail selanot,
neil lie ibrer Serrl6aft IS selt. blsn.
, 1876-02-08

8efannte9 iebin. Martba Sub=
ION farbi9, cine befannte SiebIn itano
9eitern Dor Dem poli5eiri9ter angeflast
$40 in Ser. Staoten Yapisrselb, Elm
paar SemoenfnDpfe uno einen 9lamauo
bon 5rau g.. q. Suioam 9eltoblen gu
Daben. Ser San wuroe bis Sonnerltls
l9oben uno Martba in Die Sail
9e11oben.
, 1876-02-08
0eianssfhnie Der 0irgimia
fir &inber uno @ruaaleue
i'm 8ereinslpfale
Droaoltr., suii1en Der 9. uno 10.

Vroaoifr., amiiden Der 9. uno 10.
Im Srnnabenb cen Stem Seb,uar BON g.
! u r Mah ittaas bssinnt be S9vle fir
Sinner bis ai IA Sabren unb werosn Die 81.
tern tteunO i9lt srluGt, %bIelelbsn 81 ienpm.
Der u tsr'ttt fir grwadlene iiber IA Sab.
rem besinnt am DOnnsrtas ben 10. Jetruar
Mtenps s utr.
Die GItsrn perben frsunbli9f ssbstsn, ale
Anmfleuisen, 'cbalO OILS mSslih ~ MAIDEN,
oaln't ipater feins StSrunssn pes nnterridts
entlt' ben, ale 1iubtr. welte li1 Der psuti6sn
Spra1e beaeiBt en-, limb piafommen.
Oas SduI9elb wirp ii6 not Der ;3abI Der
1be'lnebmsr Iidten unb lpa nitt me1r tctra.
gen, ais 81; laufenbsn unfcliea gu bedsn.
DaS Gentle:
y. @ipperi6, .. MOrse'ruth, 6. 8. eieael,
). u. MpQ, Or. W. @rete. y. SeinrIb,
I. perrct nub 3. s. aBblsr.
, 1876-02-08

SameS Waibinston, farbis, wuroe se>
itern Nbeno auf Ole Antlase perbaftet,
in las 6auAbauS BON SObn 6anfin eias
geb, oden uno Bleiid gum 8etruse bon
$25 geItoblen 5u baben.
, 1876-02-08

unfaIl. Sobn 8pbannon, Snse=
nieur in Ger Sabatsfabrit oes Sperm
Gbriltian wuroe BON einem &inoeri6lit-
ten 9eitern, gde Der 8enable uno listen
StraBe, nieoer 9eworfen. Derlelbe bate
einen She'll ieines einen 4rmes l6on I'M
&rlese perlogen uno brad our4 Den
Sail oas iiber9ebliebene Stiif.
, 1876-02-08
Dienfag 8. @fbrnar 1876.
StQbt Ni6mDno.

Metterberi6t iir beute.
Gtciocnber unb boher Barometer; nnro<
lide ul,o ,peltIi@e @inbe; faltes 1no
tbeilweile polti9es @etter, 9efOl9t ppl'
o5tlihen Winoen.
, 1876-02-08

Gerbrannt. Sie Gleiocr elmer
Srau Milo Senfins, farbis, in Der IS.
Strabe, owil4en Drain uro Granfliu,
Wobnbaft, finsen 9eitsrn yta9t Teusr.
Sic iuuroe 10 lAuer perbrannt, bab lie
nit Der Staot Mmbulance mad Dem
Soipital sebradt meroen muBte.
, 1876-02-08

@eitern Nad)t Wuroe Elm ueuseborenes
&ino in oer Maribau StruBe auf elmer
Greppe nube oer Sail sefunpen. @s mar
in eineu alten Sod selest.
, 1876-02-08

59ifffabrt. Die britilde Brig
vNeptune's Gar" Capt. pite, c~larirte
seltern i'm 3o1bauie unO bat Mtebl fir
3io @ranoe.selaben.
, 1876-02-08
@i{en5abnun n. Sci Sanog

@i{en5u bnun q n. 8ei Sanop
boof, 70 Wteilen BON Baltimore, ipuroe
Sonnta9 Wioraen UNI 4 lit elm Glitter
aug Der Baltimore Sbio= Vabn" CHS
benz @eleilc seiporfcu. ber unfall pailirte
ourd ben Brud) Der Idie zines Sabntua
gems. uno sebn Waaen wuroen Ourd
oenielben 5%erit0rt, iuuonrh anf beioen
@eleiien Der 8crtebt 6 Stuaoen lang
unterbroben marc. Der wetlide j3ug,
ueld)er mn 855 Oio' gems BORT fd0ia
mar, t:uf erit tint 80 NahmittasS aui
Dem @ambenItr.~ Gabnbote ein.
, 1876-02-08

Sarrp Wiorten, SeurD SissinS uno
y. Snsuo, iino seiteln als Sasabunoen
meg 8 Heroieb. @onntas Nadt
ipuroe oerSiibnerital Der @meliaS olmes,
weIde am duBeriten gnoe Der 29itsn
Ctr. wpbnt, erbru4en unb beraubt.
@eItern Mtor9en I'm 3 ubr psrbaftets
YoIlsilt @utbri9bt sineu 9iat 8opo, elm
9ie9er, in Der 1Sten Strabe, nit elmer
Mn5abl SIbner, ba er feline re6te Mus.
tunit no or oielelben erbalten, seben
tOnnte uno bradte i'm mad Dem Sta-
1%lonsbaule. @ls Gmelia Solmes Die
Siibner i'm StatiOnsbaule JAP, ertannte
lie oielclben als ole ibri9en. Soyo wiro
beute DerbDrt per0en.
, 1876-02-08
Stimme aus Der Mi6e.
I'm bic Jeiuitsn.

SIR babt ipobl sana perschen,
SaB Sbr mid babt perbrannt
Als 9eye emit ?-Snoellen
Mtlr ut es nod betannt.
Sun uouet Sbr allmalis-
Mie flln9t Oas iDunoerbar-
Sm Satitan mid ielis.
In belIl9 lpre0en gar.
. bdttet Sbr seipro6en
Mfi1 oamals beillb bod
uno beute meins &aohcn
Nerbrannt. oas 9lnYe nod!
Stun aber bleibt i'd bite
NOm 2eib nit Gurem Quarf
8eiali9t mir orei S6ritte
9oda6tun9sppQ
Jeanne dA,
, 1876-02-08

@eiic Su GrunHc sebsn IoIien, als Die
Nnsabe. CT lei an benz fir ben nYacifc"
10 perberbli9en 3%ulommcnitobe i6ulois,
bon @runo aus unmobr ieien. Sn Se.
5ilg ouf lebtere Mngele9enbcit mddt
Sawner b~rlouoers fol9enoes 9eIteno /:
Scr Sumpfet rYucific" iei nidt leeti6=
tig ge,ueIen, wie ia oi6 Die nnterluhur9
(our6 Die @eieb9ebung BON Golifornien)
bc,ulclen babe. Cur 3eit oes 3ulam-
menitnbcs babe Der nOrpbeus" fat itll
gcleGcn mo Der Camper bate bemiel=
ben onaweIhm lolen, luie Die See9elebe
%beliimmen.
Oie amerifunii0c Opern=S dnserin
anna 2ouIle Go,p, oertn @altlpiel in
&uBlano lt1r 9nten Grfol9 bate, lpiro
pubrlhelnll9 baIo inGnglano ouItreten.
Saut elmer ~0trulo-O epeiNe untcrbnn<
oeIt @pe uum 2onooner Gonuentsarotn=
t6eater nit lbr.
, 1876-02-08

@olo 6ffnete 9eltern Mursen in Seem
Yorf nit 1123 uno bllcb . big Mit=
tag.
, 1876-02-08
8rieffa il e n.

Serrcn e. g. uno Sreunbe: 8ir
fOnnen bic 6rase nidt in unlerem 8lats
te be%ontlpprtcn. nnb lpo0en nrr 10 piel
bemerten, baB Ycter 9ons oliidli0 lit
WIS NoB, iuas inn bon Der Natur Biz
jebtD fborgen, serau erfennt uno Die
tief Ii'9enocn G%cbeimniilc b%erlelbcn be-
s.t,Irn bat.
, 1876-02-08
epueftipnet Don 8rieffaRen.

goh Naltet' at rem awsi bslonseren Weoen.
p.'%s 9 y Sternfaftsn bsfannI inb, 600 unp
.l'so y. Mz 80 nrb us 81. a. @pnn
'a9s-s.3O y. M. unb 7 q. ".
- I'm Veterta8en - 600 q. W. uus
": Ie: Yon allen anbern ,aajen tperben
wy of'efe auf eem 6idmss Der IrGaer aposs
e""' Y. y. Bon 0eu, q d.
, 1876-02-08

&i6ter Susbes bat einen Seiebl bin=
lidtll1 bes 8anferottes BON 9. Ga:D9ni
erlalien, D~em5ufolse Die @laubiser mad
Der &esilter- Office oes Sperm Sorbes,
ben Is. ,. &C., ein9elaben lino, I'M Sor
ldlaee res Yanferotteurs entsesen gu
.nebmen uno ii1 nit inn gu perslei9en.
, 1876-02-08

Seuer. Sonntas Worsen nm A
llbr brad Gin 6eucr in Der Mlain Stra-
, 1876-02-08
&pmts Srpua,fs's
Oeutf6e 9 dGerei,
Mr. Stk IHorSkon GAc

Vile Wrten Brobt, ais Weis-.
Sd)war5s uno MilhsS robt, jomie cine
9roBe Nusmabl Sudden. &raterS etc. lino
i'm @roBen wie I'M &leinea in oaiaer
8aferei gu babeu. iuemi
, 1876-02-08

ses- gtntehnial< Anlidten. Gentcn=
niol> YOrtifOlios. YtedtpOas @bromos
Soiepb 5arra, ast.,
1926 Sronoltr, nabe nabe her 9ten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

ritual for Whisundny. with eyes on the various les
sons ~ succeeded the other his hands acted the
interpreters; and in reading portions Of the Scrip
lures ana the hymn, 20 sing unto the Lord new song
every eye watched tue swiftly moving hands and
hnsers and pantominic shrugs and notions and " was
~ pam 10 them as The spoken Word. Al the close OF
the preliminary exercises followed
BAPTISM.
The rite was administered 10 the infant child Of parents
both ~ whom are deal mntcs. THIS very i'm
prcssve ceremonial beng conducted ike the previous
sryccs, IN the sign language Then followed tue
sermon. The text was Acts H. 4--"And they were all
filled with the Holy Gnostn Under the manlpnlatcns
oil such a skilled master OF the sign language.
ono uniaminr with the symbols could almost
trace the br.c but Impressive epitome given
OF the life OF Christ on earth. with
that subsequent episode in the His apostles
luded 10 In the text The sermon appropriate TO
the day, ana the closest possible attention
the reverend interpreter. Afor going the ed OF
what rs being done for the adyanc ement Of Christs
Kingdom on earth, he told them wsnt being spe.
ciay behalf OF the 20 900 M this country sim
ilarly affected with themselves through aid Of the
Church Mission 10 Deaf Muics, founded this city
IN nearly all the leading cities Of tho country and
through us instrumcnaiy the words Of the Gospel are
beng preached 10 who otherwise would be de-
prived OF this Blessed privilege appears further that
the project for securing .'Nationai Home FOR Aged
and lniirm Deaf Mutcs' Is meeting with great encour
aecment ana The time evidently not far away when
Ibis plan OF benevolence will be satisfactorily and
completely cons ummatcd.
After closing bcncdiction tho silent worshippcrs
withdrew as quietly they had entered the sacred
edlicc and II was plain to be that all appreciated
thee kindly religious ministratons in thor behalf and
tue special labors OF their Jealous and
devoted friend and religious teacher Rev. Or. Gaaudct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

MR. BEEcHER ON SUBMISSION TO ADVERSE CIR
cUMsrAxcEs-cUsroM AS THE GREAT DC
TAroR OF MEMS CONDUCT.
Human laws and customs the standard Of individual
conduct" formed the subject OF Mr.. Bccchers dis
course yesterday. His tex, was:"Scrvants be obedi
ent TO them that your masters according TO the
ncsh with fear and trembling in singlencss OF your
hcart as unto Christ Not with cye-scrvce, as men,
pIcAscrs. but As tho Of Christ doing the will
OF God from the heart with coed will doing service
TO the Lord and not TO men; knowing that whatsoever
good thing any man doeth, The same shall he
Of the Lord, whether he be bond freer OF the
mschics OF controversial study OF the Word OF God
said Mr. Bscchcr Is that take IL as 1t is wholly out
OF the sympathes Of the apostles and wholly away
from the standpoint from which all the letters OF the
apostles were written. The questions that came IN in
The Greek schools sprang from their philosophy and
we're unknown TO Paul; and yet his writings have been
construed with reference 10 solution OF these oues
lions II Is almost as II should apply the grammar
OF the English language 10 the construction OF He
brew OF French sentence. Although there arc some
elements nearly alike, yet confusion and pcrversion
would result from any such measure aaikat Con-.
s,dcr how wise all tho writings Of The New Testament
arc, inasmuch as they converge toward ono point
namely, practical ethics-rght disposition and
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
THE oLoRrFIED sAv1ouR--sERxoN BIZ THE REV.

DIR. MORGAN.
At ST. Thomas church, Fifth avcnnc and Fifty tn .rd
street, tho Rev. Dr. Morgan preached short sermon
on the sorhcd Saviour, taking for his text Acts Ill.,
1S-'Thc God Of Abraham, and Of Isaac and of Jacob
the God oil fathers hath glorincd his son Jesus
The words spoken by Peter, the apostle or
Christ he stood at tho gate OF the temple IN the
midst OF tho people who had gathered about him aud
were gazing with wonder after tho lame man who lay
al the gate Beautiful and had been cured He had told
them the WORK was not his, but tina, Of the
Jesus whom they had dcspised, and whom tho
great Jehovah had exalted 10 sit at his right
hand In heaven. The preacher then drew the atten-
ton Of his hearers TO the in religious history
which the churches have been recently celebrating the
resurrection and OF the Lord Jesus and the
giving OF the holy Ghost In tho resurrection lie
rises from the tho first fruits OF them TINT slept
He stands again upon the earth living spirit, His
the torch Of tho resurrection cleaning through the
valley OF death. Life and Immortality arc brought 10
light and God again gorncs His In His ascension
MEDITATION.
The testament was sealed and He said Gather have
finished what thou gavcst me TO do and now como
10 thee II " day OF jubilee IN heaven and again
God did g'orify Jesus. As the growing Of
promised that He would stand up for us
there ~ III" right hand OF the Father,
ana is clorincd in the mission OF the Holy Ghost tho
Comforter. Having reached His throne He redeemed
Hs promise and sent the Comforter. II tho
clouds that descended Oh Mount Sinai nor in the hrc
that baz.d around ", nor the hundcrs that shook
y, bu, N that STILL small voice that told Of love and
hope and Immortality. lie keeps His PROMISE ~ wiz
not leave thee" HIS disciples became inc pioneers Of
tho dispcnss.ion and spread the pei tho
world lie your Light yo1r Salvation. your King
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GRACE CHURCH.
THE REV. DIR. H. G. POTTER RETURNS TO HIS
PULPIT AFTER YEARS ABSENCE THE MAG
NEIIsM OF MEMBERS.

THE REV. DIR. II. G. POTTER RETURNS TO HIS
PULPIT AFTER YEARS ABsENcE-THE MAG
NETIsM or MEMBERS.
The Rev. n. c. Potter after q ycar's travel In tho
Holy Land has returned 10 his charge appeared in
his pulpit Grace church yesterday. His return TO
his pastoral charge siYnaled by the presence OF
unusually large congregation. As appropriate 10
his return Dr. Potter rccitcd that portion the Acts
relating to the in which the apostles received
the Holy Ghost on tho day of Pcntccost On that
occasion. he said, none absent and II subject
worthy or litc consideration that notable religious
events IRON tho earliest times were associated with
the magnetic power of members Moses. that ancient
patriarch OF religion, who preceded Christianity, when
addressing the children of Israel concerning these
things delivered his message In place 10 great
assembiagcs. And II In the SAVIOUR
time. The mightiest movements OF His Gospel
were discovered when we're assembled IN great
numbers. In the family, too, in older dayswhcn the
family In some churcIi-thc same thing
IS noticed We read in this connection Of the action IL
Abraham and his chdreu Isaac aud his chldrcn Jacob
ana his And IN moro recent times the family
important element and lever religion well
the State. The family was Of the first portance
the Middle Ages as nursery Tor certain principles
Upon the nature aud Importance Of these principles
rested the power 81 tho family Tor good or evil. so is
IL with nations that only when nctuacd by great
guiding principle, they become great and powerful In
sprcd by
yoBLs AMBITIONS
small nations have conquered larger ones Continuing
in tins VEN, Dr. Potter SAID he glad nnd himself
again among his congregation, whom he was pleased to
assembled this day to commemorate tho
day OF pcntccost II we'll that this
day they should assemble In the church in con.
course and concord and no thankful that in tho
gracious providence ol God he was permitted 10 lind
them his return OF one heart and mind lie
dwct upon their ndcsity and the privilege he had
and speak TO them where their united
voices had 81 often assembled Ia prayer and praise
He thanked those under whose tho work OF the
church had hccn carried during his absence, and
commented his brother clergyman the assistant pas.
tor, who had obtained Tor himself by The judcious
performance OF delicate duties place in The
familiar faces during bis absence OF some whose lives
and prayers had been given for this congregation He
thanked God Tor the good example or those who
at rest. Whatever he had learned abroad he had
learned nothing clearly than that the duties God
had called him 10 perform the best Tor him and
the place their discharge the dearest and best
he could wish.