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New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
LEARNING THE WILL OF GOD.
The Es,. Dr John Hlu a hF FUh Arehue FFs'yy'"'u"
church

Iht Lst DI JUN nun Nv "' NF"t ~AN'''"N
church.
At tho Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church at
Fly-iltl-st yesterday morning. the pastor, tho keV
John Hall, d. d., took for his text Ephes!ans W. IL
wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding wha'
tho " III OF the Lord i," The sermon In substance was as
follows:
In this chaptor there arc three striking examples Of
anithesis TIC frst Is I'm tie 10TH verse: See then
that ye walk circumspecty, not as fools but as wiso
C,rcumspect walking Is wise, all other Is folly Ill not
dcnt TO understand the meaning OF tho word circun-
spcct ~ tie way OF ifo have preceps and promises
- we need them AMI the crcmspcct man looks rouno
ND m him TO discern them in his Journey Again IN or
text wc have .tAoss "bo yc not unWlse' bt IN
deftJnGlng wuat tao viii OF the Lord is" 1t again oc-
cur IN the following verse, "And be no' drunk WIN
vin. wherein IL excess; bnt be- filed with the spirit;
not int"Nicatru but i'inp'"n'" ~ hll thh-,. nVu
way wlcn Uo tales away nu; hing rom u' i 10 nv
blank remaining. If Iie takes rom us our lG{e
of lie verdi be- rclua tlc spirit Of Ills own NE hc
taxes from tlc sway ~ st-n' mat we may t S"le
uut,,f Ls sg.J aua may cali Ili our hastcE We uihb
nrr r iilifi 10 fu1y hc highest hut corruption ptht
tflf-s bc Aghcnt pi eos oi uui hii ulc NV
u, al. ficIucui, nd.ao hOW mncn thcio II yet 10 nc
done Now my to 10y s2rt nsp Us to 1 r'ian ca
Nil rrspoin you as Ic. Il Is what lie would dO VITA
~. an wuat H. would have ur d' nov.
- know frt vii ot cod D. the need OF universal M
r.aritv. Hum y no~ cpnics.td 20 in hundred ways
M e.. hi-h c,r1'' "t y-lH ln,,f ere ' IT'ilc %"o
10 ,i- oay trr gypsy woman examines many hands and
r..u..s. yl;A 'u ih, codIs substtutcs There
io f,. .i ty or knowing tle Divine will. and II o. %
-..hgi' rssHr.i, sou 40 d'"r i1r At. Toe l"tllral
rulcistIalus t'c va Of tie Lord prepHr' a. to BE-
r, 10 SNOW tie uil of Godi fi'~i r'ou' orr ,'iy;
no.. t4r s,t. o' or ryn- 'nt ht s'c5 - "ui tttih"
,s.nt S.igi.in. Il, n..t i4 uy our own work; tie
MN: ai Oh id j. d. tHc it," oi cot ir JESUS 'HIis
which I. tl. IiI.e. Nr a.0 visa 80 hunW tho VIII ~
God i,sl..t..- clr tu.y 90 iun Many men ate PEI
3D. . NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

NTNIATUHE ALltAEAC. .
trsF u sCfs..-... hnnn -f'f it't>
HI.u ,AItg IuiS pAi--A D. a,
sandy foo, lbs irl o. tt-l. i2'
WAIEE rHlr pAl-E -
Mandy HOOK 4 20 Gov, lsJuI..l lJ3l icA o. trtf' ~
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

SPECIAL TFif-DONoHlP, J.
27G. 10 Baron agt. Long Island Bank ot al
GENERAL TERM
Adjourned until March O.
CRCUn-PAgTs l., H. and III,
Adjourned until Feb Z.
SUPrEI0a CorHr-GENERAL TERa-AdOurned FOR the n IN.
TRIAL PARTS l. and II-Adonrncd for the Term.
COMMON PIEAs-GKSERAL TRRy.-Adjourned unli Feb. 7
TRIAL THEN-PARr Ivan IIoesen,J.
Case on-573. Burke agt Gardner ct al.
PABT n.-Adjoumed Tor the Term.
MARIE COURI-TRIAL TF8Ns-PA l., H., and III-AN
jOurnei for the Term.
GENERAL TERN-SPAUIDTNO, GCEPP. and SHERIDAN u.
NOn-enu1.sTdfed Notions.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

276. Soc. for Ref. OIL. Da
agt. Campbell.
2Ie.. Met. Ssv. Blnk agt.
fitZsimmpus.
2Si. .Ueatherton agt- Heath.
ton.
2s5. Gardner agt. Tho May.
or, &C.
296 Kingston Nat Bask
agt. TlOrp.
291 Maiscll agi. krauss
POS. Guiliyer agt. Jones.
2a9. .Dorrr. &c, agt VII.
lams, &c.
70O. Philips at. CudHpp.
3O2 Matter Of Gazzam.
3Oj. Battln at McL.arrs
hew.
30f t0l.insagt. DrOienck.
3lj PaUli Belt 60. agt.
Gordon.
308. PaOli Belt Co. 49,
Gordon.
307 Hon agt. Ico.
300. owens agt. Butler.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

Grxrr,t Srs,Ioys-Guppr.rFEv J.-Winl7m :. p. .
forgery IIenr, Payne. Aberl Lind Lewis Mason f1b o. }
I'barl TsfpIfn Phillip MC1 Iire hur.l.ry hrur.
He-eT larceny; tieorre NlfhoNsfN bts' tr'
bOur s-d, re Burs, Adam Beudak, EthbhhB.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

Mi. Parks SIAlEMlNIh ~ Wh-HlN"l'N'
o. Didn't you state you before the Congressional
Comuitteel A. No, Sir.
q Didnt y0u go before the Committee on Port Roads
and Oniccs ia Washington 4. Yes, Sir
O. Did you know then thai Stockwell had depleted The
Company 10 the extent Of 81, 2,O0O,OOOi a. know sone-
body had.
O. DIDN'T you know s,oc,von called to account
for itl A. No.
O. Didn't you say then thai Nj st'ck""d gave two cN-
rlauatio i 4. Yes sir.
Didn't YOU say thcn INT you ddn' hcleye cii9er W
theni \. sud dii moi believe tho money hai b'en
expended , =, .... ,....
dlG NOT believe either OF thc-c staten" M, "t N.3cHN
I" he ttuc1 \. Fl yan ask whe.Ior heu'ycd 'nnt nc
to tell the truth, VIII say Yes IOn ci pm nt
up IA any such way 40 this. You Just read "h"' so"
lave cot. ,-..,,..,. an. ,s,..,.
web made these different tLueurutH, but never be
heyed either Of thcm| a. Yes. rl mat - didn't D. 10
heye The money had been expended ia the Wy ho L"d
@. Incn you knew tho explanation he gave YOU was
falsei a. Ics, HIr, blt not necessarily tutt lt wdH
bdn'f I'm disturb vow confidence IN himi A. As
husnco. man 1t IRREGULAR, O course, OVEN ho be-
eyed 10 40 Dc trae Hiu uct here n" to J-s!iy hr
81 yu -t.cd ief! the Congr.-s u1 Cormtice That
yon led only been in tine lacihc hui 7teuH-'' 'o-i.
pauy "suce last Jnlr; then yod were "It,9r .i 1l
spaf Won aid I1u were dire TOR, H jane, -lbi A. u
don't read so. aud odut say 80: atI Hhi "hv r.
there since tAat dime; ooht icinrmo'' MhAihs 'h''
O. nin't Won sav"I was interested IN ha Company
previously only ndireciiyT A. pc'Hmcs 50; pa..,,.,
OF iur company connection with tho Panama Rl.Io1''
with 80 aicG was % go ctrt very largely.
o. a. WHO'S capacity did 8ou ~ or in whose ln'cft u
I'D ,og 20 .iur. IN" Congress mai tUihnttrt ln lht
noptu OF Apri Ir1i Dd yol 20 tIcf Iu tue interest
nj fh, Pacific Mail ntcam3inp CCupIny No. Nir. \
IncniDcr ia Congress LcuIhs iheit invited mo 10
20 b. fore the COMMITTEE. .-.,. , a.,
o. You inado 80, cch there as representative OF thc
Pacific Mail Steamship Company A. doif' iomemoeF
any sptCch. . .t...,.. a. 10, 80,
of rr Eaec rs President Oi the Panama Railroad tpui
many took pacei A. Well, had IA much 10 90 WIN u
,.1
The directors wanted change. thought IL was the
general desire ana made the request TO MT sage =,
% Were YOU then director Ia each BOaidf A. Yes,
sir. T. 80 NJ.
O. We're there any threats made by any one In case Mi
SAGE refused 10 resignf A. Well dou't know tbat there
were there was IA letter read which reflected on MT
SAGE and Mr. Hatch make some threats out tue nature
of them have forgotten Ii was dealing simply IN gen
eraltios he said he did not think any one VINO deht III
puts and calls" and the like should DC Presldent
Mr.. Bennett-That s all, Mr. PARK ,
50 easily.
Tic Investigation was then adjourned until 1890
q. IA. to-day,
, 1876-12-18

IN shs hdlsaT V The TrfttHk.
CHICAGO, Dec. l8.-Thcre Is So much written
about public charity That think it time to agl-
tate thu privatc-charlty question, or speak Of
those In the Church who arc suffering from neg
leet. Is It possIhlu thai Christians sometimes
wear d robe NJ selt.slghteousncss which arts up-
OIL lowly brother a. rcpcllant, or do tho walls
OF church sfut out tho sunshine, that one 10
often feels chill creeping over one, and is cou-
strained to rppresa all feeling when In tho pray
er-mreting eircte, where few hays come TO-
getlcr ostcnsih!y to sy.npathizo
There aro many professors OF religion who
swccplngly eoRlemn secret sucicttcs. and man.
tain tint tho Church Ii tho only institution neccs-
sary ttkbr!nE pxoptl Into rlusu syuipathy. Tho
ideal Church dues indeed bear this character,
but, where j. 1t tn ba {ounlt Whyn we sct
,helnbcrs uf these so.calIed bruthcrhoods sui.
tering Tor lnontlls aud eyCn years-loslng hraltlt
anti. .u,nbitton-Ior want Of sympathy and rs
ststaliCI, We ArH Inclined to adyUeate the q &C.
cret system" which provides for all eases Uf
distress. Prayer does lldeel bring blessing,
wien 1t warlns thu hearts and opeus tho l.a,!.ls
of tlose who resort to II. Gud works by ,llo
use of Instruments nul does not sl!uwrr n,appa
down tt, fced thu hungry.
Tho p1d,F wur,an Win prayed fur "potatoes,n ~
waltz the ayaric!0ua Dcat0n was askirx the
Lord 10 ytre her u submissive spirit fapd Ilrays
her own necessities. and. Ut tile. need the
lsrd f!as of Instruments In answering prayer.
UmE wcli-fe and warMly-elal sou uf StoI, often
waaks with closed eyes among the brethren.
lie draws nut Ills full purse, Sabbath utter Sab-
@ es 70 ss = bS sGs ase, ttsa ot t&y
bEotiier at hts side, who would nos bc human II
le DID not sometimes envy thu "cart dior !"
lleathcn. Dill It uyer ou.tlr t0 onu Of these
"Wellto-ao Christians that Christ referred 10
, 1876-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Narclssc," which was given at tho New
Chicago Theatre last night, for Mr.. Donald's
benefit, drew out large audience, despite the
inelemcnt weather. In tie title role Atr.
Donald acquistcd himself very creditably, Ills
personat!on Of the Prince of Migrants. tho
victim Of fate, the wreck OF whose lIfu
hns left him the sport Of fools, md tho cynlc,
that within his own heart II not great, was ccr-
tainly clever and worked by an Intelligent up
probation of the part. But tho lomtadour nf
Miss Elizabeth von btalnmwitz ccllsped all else
the ilnal scene her rendition Of the part was
1T Is play!,;g,n but us "hsSg t!a,
character ITSELF" Before tho foot-ights sho
superb bcanty which made her ruler Of tho
King, but The iutied favorltc, broken III health
anti SICK at heart, whose mirror told f,or that
already was her sceptre gone-.thc I'ompadoar
AZ the uear approach ol death, a.1d who yet ii
tho sulnc instant recalls With ag-
oniziug tenderness tho only love of icar
l!c, That TOR the ,nan she had
s sle se @ s es fseps, s. to ssd ss the so KnE
Tbs l'atl.o: of despair with which atse rccotnts
the story OF her luyc and tnarrlugc with iNar-
ctsse, her butsayaf Of hin, and her torment Of
resyrv fsSS5s' rsfS o 5 md II ntessa s by sr .a dis
dcrcd by Miss Won StaiilmxItz with
rare power; md In startflng sontr
wns her quick transition to tlcrco rnc, like that
Of wo!lntlrl tigrcas, when from Chorsa sbo e.
acts pledge of erue!est vengeance upon tic per-
lllious uncle. The won1rous intensity Of Hiss
Won Sta,nhlwitza pu1zonatton, Yhle equally re-
moved from rant and unnatura1 repression, llas
very 1eldum been c0unscd in this
city, No less well sustained VIVA her
characterization of thu part In tslu iifth ut. In
that n'oet trying eli,na3, .t!,u moment when ii,
the n1urtlcronsly.coutr'ycl play she Is bruught
face to fare wit 4farctsse, Miss Won Sta,nmwItz
Won triumph which tho must grlldElng
critic eoull not deny. Tho melting ten
.5c J5crness, X. sls pteohs duplication for par
huutlrcdfold strength for vii tnis agony,
the .errftic dcnnnciation uf the p!oiters; tlio
whitening scorh of tho Queen; and tic fierce,
heroic determination to live tn atone to lltn for
his ruined llfc-tllis whole wtte range Ut passion
compressed within single speech WAS rendered
With u colnpletu Success, Tint establishes her
claim TO rank among the foremost tragedicnncs
Of tho uay.
, 1876-12-18

CucAco, Der. De- I i7."Siv attcntt"n .n" wo, co1,c;t
.,,,. ..''..,'s.'. Ds .'."t'o" vas e"''e.
tuE held On tho prcyious evening In the HIvcr
1Im,sn ,,,,1or .hn ,,,.,,;uea -, H., r,,a"t ~.
..on's' u.te' -, t"o auSl,cea " '"c Sn"F'or oee
tpcs tl,a Individual. cnvaocf1 thprr,n intu.ttct
- t. .r,,, ti,a. l., ".,a,,,'s..:'
~ tsuu t'at u. co1louc1luS our meeting We 10,
form Of rclTrion, Our thcorv /. t,,at aa
,,rn NJ Ill .rccis mi ra,,arai,.,as as
cau Inv" w ". " e'esu1 aan ha.soEahtscH
san Eo ihto the su!iahops ana
Eet ur!hksWc nave atlontetl a platform Oh Which
,hey nRewiso run r.! SIAM. ss!tl ehorssh'ng
aI tscas fsspssssvo IG,'H!ous CONVERSIONS and ~
,"lI; ,',. ,sss "a lo.iom ls oesause We 10
t ..a ~ W r Upe ,t ut setiss IT, VIII prayers
,na t.t W. %Is M1 ~ ,at ,.s1 sonG III our
,nt s ,n''iv,4a' T. tot n 1cro WE
aaot am .x'nual .la. III LINZ Inoh permanently
snlliiecteu VIII tnat oFganizas1on known as tho
rsnftffsn"ee hausa!s, tat ID ny nEoiess,hg
s.s n'u ulos! VI nIe pIonlIloht tnGft'-
ueas u, siu 'al,oGs et'sta9 Iunrcca. Inc
i' ~ ~ a5 I."Lso't" VI sho Ac"EeFahcc Naa-
GUS ., u 10 1oio"s: 80.
foI Temperance e ,otgaa,zation =: open and com
rsi,nr u ~ .o ~, y n9ssnea 10 sGmDal
c.s nor nieys 70 tho snpart nf M snrsiei
tncton Of sex, race, or coior; sGerctofe, - "''
N<tosrtd, THAT we Adopt the following platform:
]. Az religion anl morality asc on}csscdiy cs.
.ential to tho Mrll-beins and happiness, Of every
Som'!naty, t,N. th,s & nfsan1xatton @ anl its aen-
sn"' ,,n, ,b;s S"a ~ ,encGafna ~ ne
pfoanato a,ly po!,cai or reptps rreed a, do"mn ~
and il therefore lenyes tn othor suc,e,Irs .n".
c,a!!y DEVOTED to such ubiects tho management
thcre9f.
=. Without expressing az; opln!on as to whether
r drs otngf }Mst nf praetiranle tlis organlzas!oa
,Gs AZ alscuss,ona ot tnat 9tacst!on ~ It t9 bo
, 1876-12-18
people who went to licnr tho new Gospel which
WAS being disseminated IN the corner room, OH
TIN fnn

people who went to lcnr tho new Gospel which,
Was "a being disseminated IN the corner room OIL
tho top floor.
Ascending and pushing open the door of the
apartn,cnt Indicated, q novcl sight wns dis
closed. Seated IN a circle IN the tnttdle Ut the
room. Wcrc hhlf t1nzcn men and women.
lonF~tairctl rcrson, whore distinguishing tra't
Of coantenance was = rubicund bottld.nosc,
was reading to the modest asscmbfagc from All
drawn tong. This was the Professor. Tie
51nsnn;eTps nut, santa,ne the principles ad ~,
eectar!antsn,.
The auditors wcre n queer sct. There was an
ol! ',an With very long whitn llair, and \ very
long white heard, and very short pants, who aat
sse s o liz stenea e s,tenSey NV s mh ,hs
ntr OF very lcep fellow, onc who was not going
70 be imposed on BY any one. a younger man,
from ii!s general appearance mechanic, sat
next to him. This otc was heart and eoul for
the now tlitpcnsatton As the Professor drawtcd
out his hfgi.soHntainR. meaningless, and involv-
81 sentences, H. Ravc frequent. utterancc to
ever the reader elevated Ills voice to enunc,ate
eorc grand ttlcas fatr]y gave way TO tfs emotions
IN chhcklca Of satisfaction, every now and then
l'estowlnE q terrific nudge upon the tender RIBS
uf tho old man next 10 him, who wtnkcd with
pain TIL water stood In l,ts eyes.
It NIL not interest st,yot,a to know the con-
tents " the document rcad. 1t was long
,Fsnded w, haraneue, gotten ul' in style to mys-
The man Pope, who calls himself Professor,
nrctenda In 10 hare received wl,at llu calls an
impression" from The spir!t-'nni to organize
Cltirclt whosc doctrines shall be sort OF
medium between tho splrltualistic and Mn
tc'1nlstte.. Of COURSE he Is 10 be the centre and
eourre. flc proposes to Improve upon tho
spirit circles By selecting fourteen members Of
no highest htatt1.eal'bre out Of tho whoEe
Church. they Ia constitute the inner circle.
Then nrG to tOn1B the f6rttet t1nrt In s11rnfn
, 1876-12-18
THE COUNTY 1lu1LpIN1,

10 shd Editor V 1hS Tribune.
CHICAGO, Doc. 17,-Tho report given IN TIE
TRIBUNE OF tlIo uction Of tho County board on
Saturday should be sufficient to open the eyes
Of any and every hnncst taxpayer III Cook
County. II they can etant1 It, can; aud II
they are tho qurt dupcs they seem to br, they
onrht to: hut !! they ret luto n big muddle cru
-, ~ through, let thom grin and bear
It, tut tuey cun blanc no ono but
themselves. Now, should like to know
upon what grounds or prctcnsluns did
tho Board vote tIat sa5,000! 1t
cannot bc nat1c upon work already done, or
wages paid. Since tho letting VI tho contract,
II nm rightly informed, hp has not yet puu one
cent for labor. The Job hna bton started nbout
ono rnuntl,, and the aggregate forGe Of 1ucc,ar-
ics would not exceed f9rty 50 far as call hear,
with low labcrcrs mud furcEilyn. Thu wages hi
Is olterliE stonccuttera Is the pitiiui sll,n OF
ST. per ten hours labor, Chicago lncn will
not areco1 to such terms. That Was thu reason
Ut the striko few weeks ngU, nor are those
now working sure Of getting patd for their labor
oyen # this low figure Should he iikc to
ht cdat4as. sns OIL s, ,S1s4 Wa, 5sqs4y M is aTe ty
aud Walker signd It, the former giving h' thu'
lattcr power u attorney to dtaw all moneys
upon said contract. Nov, ,'sir, who Is respunsl.
hle 10 tho n1ccilunic or laburcr. either Ut the
pair Or tho county, ur t,citl,url have farther
heard that tho gunrrics arc mOttgagcd, nntt
would ltke to know Il y + true, for Ihci, what
use would 10 tt1u cottnty.s lcasc of tlcns II
tl!cy should pass into olher l,antls they could
chargu you double the prltu for stonc II you had
not completed the building, as you could mt
very we'll Ehn,Ee 4lMrrles to complete tho
strtiet,re. The pru5i.ccta look good ~ for
depleted Treasury a.ll u tax-rIllcn people, but
thc ranGdy Is III your own hands
, 1876-12-18
those within tho fold when Ho said, "Thc poor

those within the fold when lic said, "'rhc poor
", ilare alw9ys with yount
.nanks fs f III tse fsk ars s ees %o as s
think that big family may l'e IN state Of Errat
lesttutiou; ho muy ho grnt cful for bis aplrltual
BLESSINGS, uvcn when his coal l,as given
viii %ts n' ssss. s,ss Is hi. seX e%e s IL f'!affs in1as
md fse without mcans Of support. Or he may
tn sa4ly depressed On account ot business per
piexlt!e!, while Tho brethren Imagine he Is II,
sS x se;. nl - and sneay"; S n,o to ex1.e
Wodhl II not bc well for church members 10
cultivate Tho social qualities, and encourage
these nyerburtlcncd llearts to speak, freely oi
t!s "tsfa raenr Ss ket us f nqt e Ss @
crawling up Tie ':iiill Of 2ton,, but by our MD
and synpathy assist him tn rise an.l wafE.
Paul rcprovcd tho Corinthians for coming tu tic
poor souls would be excluded were they TO obey
faul's injunction. NERrHA.
PROTECTION A0A1NsT FIRE IN THEATRES.
To tbs Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. t6.-No Doubt some questions
become monotonous on subjects that may be
the stirring events Of the DAY, SUCH for instance,
as the late horror In Brooklyn, on which 50
many communications aro written, some OF
which arc full Of Interest, while others arc not
worthy Of mcntiQn.
desire, a. in old "stagcr" thavlng had over
thirty ycars' cxpeccncc rs d hcenfc artist), by
your permission, to offer some suggestions In
regard to protection against firo behill tic
sccncs.
First let nc inform some Of your readers how
somewhat tlrcproof All canras or bur]ans t,scd
IN lats, wings, OF borders are, Or should be,
coated or iii1eI With eolnpos,tion Of alum, Io.
m Gax ana sh. a9r in s ;hsn Vt T ,oc4t wnt1g M
pigments used worked In di.:enper or stze.
It Is not NECESSARY to use oil or tuspcntiuo
whatever In scrnjc:nantt,r. II il true thnt.
, 1876-12-18

N sed Editor AZ ThA Tribune.
New YoaE, Dec. lA-Fiyu years ago Chicago
was 1t, arhes, and world inspired by sympathy
spraug to her relief with tood, clothing, aud
money, which wa. tho most powerful sermon
ever preached un tho brotherhood Of ula,l. Who
could read the papers Immediately after the fire,
containing accounts Of the genulno. sympathy
aroused in all parts Of our own country, as well
as In England, France, and Germany, Without
tears OF gratitude springng tu their eycsl
How have the c!tze,is OF Chicago ever ,lsadc
any acknowledgment Of this aid 10 gen
er0usly furnishrda WouII it not be well to
Greet suitable monument In Lincoln Park "
some other appropriate p!acu+ commemorative
81 peoples gratitude, and in connection With
tho dwelling exercises publIsh m adlress to the
world expressive Of sentiments worthy VI u
people who, whilu they suffered, wero not for
gottenl Couldn't Mr. 'vulk ee secured fur t!lis
work, and would nut Oct. ., 1871 or 1915, b. tho
l,ru''cr tlnle Tor unycilings Asa resilient Of
Chicago tortiic past Twelve ycars, for une, feel
grateful, but helng. poor could not subscribe
nlora than SIS for the purrotc, ana would like
to hayu your Views on the subject. Respects
fully, II.
, 1876-12-18

O1scoseslea ny UF' hehIlelhanis nt MycenH,
=, A dispatch to the London Times. dated Argos,
tbs benc4th tho arrhaie seIiulclrai 4to.iss, con.
hideIcd ty lausa1!as. following trAdt!ou, Is the
tomhs OF Atreus, Agamcmnon cassundrs, Fury.
!nedon, aud their companions, Or. schliesuasin
elry: lis found Yesterday tn onc portion Ut y
tomb human bonea, naale and tensle, plate,
3e"clry Of pure archaic gold weighing aye kilo-.
grainnes, Two sceptreA With heads VI egys,al,
impossible 10 describe tLs r,eA ysretJ Of tbs
ltcxsure.'
, 1876-12-18

Iha present hotei.rentFs Of Nun York Ctr u
sometimes ta!d to be far "upr,uwn." a. the
ct. keholas, !ucattl centrally Ut broadway and
spring srtets, t. this most complete hotel which
tho nrtr0phl!s possesses. It beelns ltku creating
A9ctlon tu placu tbs hutel.ccntrs elsewhere,
, 1876-12-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Gov. ". F. N, Army, Santa Fe, N. NJ, Is
Eurst at the Breyoort House.
The robbery Of 7. platct,, At $40 Milwaukee
avenue, whiel, eomc OF Yesterdays papers gave
In detn!l, wns Of course a cannrtl. Nj. P1atcn
undoubtedly did put up job OF the kind among
ecvcral uf hts arquaintancee, but never possess
ed &3,a0O anl therefore cttsltd not hnye lost It.
onlcer Ed,tard Colbert last evening ran across
Tire. boys giving the nantes Of Thomas ConroS,
William Coulcy, and John Ryan, who were try.
ing To dispose Of 4 ftue Lon,atro ivory nnd gold.
mounted upera-glass ut ridIcu1outly sinhll 1g-
urc. hc touk them IN It tho Armory, and wants
n, owncr for the glass.
* meeting will he held In the Sherman House
eluu.rooln ut s ocluck tonight Of the Fifty
scvcntl, Regiment Colony, when Gen. F. T.
Sherman viii give synopsis Of bis travcIa
through Artzunn and New Mexico. Membrrs
arh tlicIr families mud tho public generally Are
Invited lu attcnli.
A Dollctniat,, So years OF age, named Franlno
Vprtl, Yesterday morning tllpncts anu icl! upon
ttscets, ami n,l his right lcF badly fractured
He was attended BY Or. Louta Braun, ana,
having no permanent residence, was scnt to tho
Cousty Hospital for treatment.
The Rt-Rcv. bishop Fallows, Of this city,
has Kindly consented to deliver lecture In tho
EEkuMF I1DHutHE EfEtHIk CUL!EV EAlAhEA Vy
will be @Hocratce to Datc,n to be delivered
Friday evening in the College lccture'rooln,
corner Michigan avenue aud Van BiFen street.
Az about o'clock yesterday afternoon, Henry
necklcnbcEg, lahorer, 35 years 81 agc, rcsIding
at the corner OF Perry street a.,l Fullerton avc-
nuc, was accidentally killed 1t schmst1t'e brow
cry on Grant rlaee, By large picco uf leo slip
ping from Its fnstenitlgs and failing upon Ills
head, causing instant death. Deceased leaves
wife and three children. Tho Coruncr's Jury re-
turned vcr.llct Of accidental death.
The lion. William Parsons. of ireland, smoke
to comparatively small audience In AfcCor-
mick Hall yesterday Afternoon In the Sunday.
Lecture colirec. Hu narrated tho history Of
Richard Drinslcy 9hcr1dan, applying to him the
name Of tho greatest Wit Of England up to the
close Of tho last century. Tho speakers rich
brogur, which lie nssusncd at Will, made his
recitattons from 1.-THE KLvals " especially enter
taining Plenscous applause greeted tho lcet-
ue from beginning to end.
THE TURNER CASE.
Tho Jury In the Turner forgery, after having
listened to evidence and arguments since the
18th Of November, took tho case to their rom
at o'clock Saturday. Last evening at o'clock
they were still cut, aud from What could bo
learned wcrc as far frun nn agreement as ever.
About noon they Bcnt for copy Of tho fn0ict-
mcnt, which was granted them, hut 1t did not
appear to relieve their obattnacy, but, to the
contrary, to extend the difference Ut oEInlun
which had prevailed from tho first It was bc-
]tevcd by all parties Interested that disugrcc-
mcnt would be the rcslllt They will be cafled
In tho morning, md, unless vorlt1ct is reached,
will probably be discharged. Tho trial of the
case has cost tho county not less than $50, ,0Q0
already.