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Gonon,, Y. ", August q, 1915
, 1876-10-05

gcstion. Tho creditors then appointed COM
inittcc to wait on tho Directors, and another to
put tho eonccrn IN bankruptcy, should the suit
be commenced by tho friends Of tho
Company to anticipate their action. Tic
former waited on the Directors, and warm
words passcd, Alex. Mitchell leaving tho rooH,
nr1d the committee being informed that It wha
assuming right which It did not possess.
This hc1ng reported to the creditors, thoy ar-
pointed n committee To investigate tho accounts
OF the Company. md adjourned to meet again
On the 17th inst. The property is worth between
s2.ooQ,ooo and &3,oo0,ooo. This Is fight rs to
WIN shall possess Il.
pi,LApELr,lrA, Pa, Oct. 4.-At the Bankers
Convention this morning Charles u. Hail, 0f
Boston. ,yns elected President ot The American
Bnnkers' Association fur tho ensuing year.
A Committee Of three was appointed 70 draft
resolutions comtuentlatory Of the erole CONDUCT
Of II. N. q. nnrttn, tho Cashier Of the National
Bank Of Columbia, KY, and Mr.. Haywood,
The CnAhict Of tho First National Bank nt
Mortified, Mimi, who lost their ltvcs In dcfcnso
Of their vaults from TIC dcprcdations OF bank
burglars.
Tic Hon. Hugh Mccullough, cx-Hccretnty OF
tho Trcasury, addressed tic Convention At
length on financial questions and principles.
MONTREAL. Oct. A writ Of attachment was
issued at tho instance Of Bllaw Bros. & Cnssefs
agat1st Walter Bonncl, leather merchant ot
this city. The lattcr's total liabilities arc nbout
$300, ,0U. Assets estimated at $1S0000.
, 1876-10-05

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

SteCfd{ Dfp4scH 10 1H6 1f1baHe
GRASp HAr1ps, SiclL, Oct. 4.-The Union
Falr Of the Kent County Agricultural Society
and Grand River Valley Horticultural Society
hegan III this city yesterday. though hut little
was done here than to receive entries an1 plarc
articles, stock, etc., on exhibition. To-day the
work l.as continued, until tonight there asc
more cl,tries aud finer displays iii all depart
tnents than ever before at county fnlr. Near
IL 1000 entries have been n1ale with the Agri-
ttcultural Society. and over 100 III the po1no-
logical department. The display nj fruit Is very
fine Indeed. It ncarly equals the exhibitions
nlado here at tho statc Fair antl
The Fairs Of the Northern Michigan Society.
The stock cntrIcs arc numerous, nlld show that
Kent County TURNER'S arc taking great pains to
improve tho breeds Of cattle, sheep, swine, anl
horses In this vicinity. The weather has been
elao,ny, cloudy, aud cold, but thu attendance
las bcei large for tho second day Of Il coMnty
tair,-largcr than ever before. snow fell In
sn,all quantities to-day. Tic speed department
Is failure, Us o,ly oilu race filled. Prospects
arc cxccllcnt ior nearly q a,gea crowd @ to.lnor.
row M attended thu Etate Fair this year any
| Buglc day. ,.-,
There wns one raco this AFTERNOON for horses
TINT haA never f,cateu thrco minutes, uW1!ers to
drive, purse $l75. Tho were slx ettflcs-butfalu
Dill, Jennie l., Lady Fuller, Bob llnnter 0tta'
| wa Boy, Artl Jcssip. Iuh Hunter won tho rncc,
Jennie l. second, nll Jtsste THIRD. Tho Society
will probably fnuko IN 6ome scrub rarcs for To-
| nlnrrow nni Friday, and therc aro nunlher OF
| fine trottcrs anil runners that arc oWucd mud
| kept III thts city.
, 1876-10-05

"a. read in court u the sIs-mtlltou suit against
Tweed on June I, 1915.
Io showed that, tn 1868, he turned over to
Woodwarl, to be divided amonR lhc Ring leatl.
crs, 10 per cent Of tie warrants. In tho fall OF
tie t Rnr m pehtcf., Of Which s5 per cent
Was for Tweed, 20 per cont for Connolly,
Of 10 per cent for Peter D, Sweeney: This sYs.
was divided among tho thieves, Tweed receiving
q per cent, Connolly 20 pcr cent, Peter y:
Rwccncy 10 pcy cent, Watson 8 per cent, and
Woodward per ccnt. Woodward aeted as
Twceds agent In all these transaci'ons Witn tne
eont,aetoss o supplied TIC elty aM' wo .hn q.
V!ncd the amounts received Tor b!lis WIN t"e
members Ut the Ring.
When lcRal proceedings wero taken against
the Ring robbcrs, after their downfall from
power,
WOODWARD FLED :,
frnin tile city. lie waA In Europe for a conshi-
crablc time, and was recognized T. Pei.
Who were abroad. Afterwards lie re:
turned to. this country, and It was atated
and generally believed that lc was ready 70 d.
immunity for himself. But 1ngcraDll WIS In
daced to make bteaat Of oil he knew, ard this
prevented tho necessity of using Woodward. ue
llaa lecu
sKUt.KIN0 ABOUT REV IoRg
ntzed occasionally by former friends Of the
Tnmtnany Ring gang. No very astiye e1osts
seem to liavc been made to arrest him, ut least
until recently.
1lc male great deal out Of tho plumber d
the Twee1 EanE md spcnt large stn,s IN ssa
iIood by tic name Of |Woodwanf1's Folly"
The amount OF his stealsngs Is not exactly
known, but 1t must have been very large.
, 1876-10-05

Tic freight business on the various roads
leading to the East has greatly picked up dur
Ing The last week or two, and M immense
amount Of grain Is going forward. There l'as
been ro change III rutcs-a0 cents per 100 pounds
still being charged on grain to New York.
These rates, however, are not strictly nafntaIn-
ell, anl It Is known that contrnets aTc being
made ns low as u cents per 100 pounds to New
York. The railroads arc very anxious to bring
about an increase In r1tcs, but thy are unable
present position, namely: the rites to New
York shall bu made tho SAINT as those to Daltt-
moro and rhllabrlpEi4.
, 1876-10-05

:.
gpR1xaFIELD, H., Oct. "A meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Hannibal & Naples Rail-
road Company was held to-day, md the follow
lng DIRECTORS were elected: Alexander n.
White, New York; A. b. Bayliss, New York;
John ". Bum, Springfield; Jacob Bum, Spring
field; 4. r. Lcyersny. Hannibal; ]. Il. Moore,
GriggsyI!ic; c. L. 11Igbcc, Pi.tshcld; G. 81.
Smith, Springfield; #. 8: Lcland,, Springfield.
The Directors subsequently orEantzed W elect
lug G. n. Smith, President aud ". y. Coruean
Secretary autl Treasurer:
A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Haant-
hal Bridge Company wus also held, and A. ".
1.asmh, &. II. Smith, Alexander N. White, A.
Buody, and A. D. Bayliss were elected Directors.
, 1876-10-05

resolutions:
Rtso!rti, Tint 1t rhalI bc the duty Of each mem.
t,cr or Gfm to fenh a monthly rtaten1cnt o! tho
number Of hoga e q they may cut tnot sang},tef
lo nay ho in poxscs.ion Ut ns to hugs cut f'J lls
nclettnrs who not be tncnbcrs Of the Asaocia:
tlon; also III. stock on hant, tic condftIon and
quality Of tic lux crop Ut b!a dtstrict. and snch
6thor information ~ may be required by The
tnnrhgcra. ...--..-
Retoirtd, That We urge m tho pnekers and nil
!ntercntcd In tlIs trade The necessity Of giving cor.
rect htat!attcal Information To the prcaa. 70 that
monthly tabular rcporth can be made up Ut the
pack1nE rtnck on hhnd, etc.
tenicred to the Secretary n thc Treasury Of thG
United States for the weekly rcpottA Of exports md
!mpnrtA Of provisions furnished lhIx Association
during the hst year, and that tho Secretary le re.
qnesIsl to send him copy Of tho aamc.
After the transaction of other important l,,1sf-
ness all.l tho adoption Of Il nun,l}er Of co'Mp]i.
mcntary resolutions the Convention adjourned
stuc die.
a banquet will bc given the Association at the
Grind Hotel tonight by the indianapolis pork.
packers.
, 1876-10-05

.::20:i: 1:aux a:.iai; 2::l3s; 2:s5al.
hail dash, pnrae $50, 500 10 first, SO to soc-
ontl, and t0 to third. Three entries; oil started
War Jig, Patriot, anl Plenty. Tlse result Was
complete dead l,cat In o:404, and owing to
the darkness tho finish was postponed untll
tomorrow.
FRREponT, Tile
Hpfcldl nitpatch ia 11s Tribune.
GALEsnu1su, Ill. Oct. 4.-Twcnty carloads of
runners unil trottcrs will etart from hero for
the full meeting ut Freeport.
, 1876-10-05
CRIME.


Special Dlspdsch 10 The tribune
BURLINGTON, 1a, Oct. 4.-Yesterday young
rnan accidentally discovered in Skunk Bottom,
a few miles below Burlington, the grave OF an
unknown mud apparently murdered Inan. The
homes lny in a hole only about eighteen inches
deep, In which were found the boncs Of the
Jaw. arms, legs, spine, and peEsis.. The shoes
were jet upon the: feet, hut the other clothing
s wee Y; cud si p %e may oe or nay sst @ aSs
been taken from tho body ut the tine Ut tlle
supposed murder. No cfcw to the identity OF
The person or to the circumstances Of the iuur.
der ilns been discovered.
, 1876-10-05
SPORTING.
UAHE-DALL.
H0sToN vs.. ~. LOUIS.
.zfX.t a IN III Iii II 4

Special DitpascA 10 77s Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., Uct. 4.-The Bostons out
battetl md out-Iclded the Browns to-lny, but
we're bcatcn by score of 3 to 2. In the third
inning twe-basu lit by Wright anu another by
O,Dourkc gavc Boston an earned run. The
seore remained ut tu nothing until the eighth
tuninE, when Brown, who lift safe, scored on cr-
rors BY Drllinau aud Mack. The Bfowns then
went in to win, and n jugglo by Leonard gave
Bradley first. Dchman rcactlcd first on called
balls, and, after two men were out, 1ncky'h
by Clapp and McGcary brought In the three IN.
Wright's sfortGek1tnG was marvellous. lie us.
sisted twelve timcs but Merrill dropped two Of
hts throws.
, 1876-10-05
FINANCIAL.

Gufctd$ WSeGseA 10 1hS iFfe8N
MILWAUKEE, OF. 4.-At u secret meeting Of
the creditors Of the Milwaukee Irou Coinrany,
resolution was adopted unanimously declaring
that tho Company, having suspended payment,
aud being desIrous to bo put In bankruptcy, aud
the formation Of d now company to pay its lsbts
IN full, being possible, thus saving the expenses
Of bankruptcy by voluntary conycyance Of
the property to Trustee, SHOULD convene u
meeting Vt ita STOCKHOLDERS to ut Oh tlls sugs-
, 1876-10-05
WAUKEGAN, I'LL.

NRtc1dl WtValth 70 3a1 1F15HHf.
WAuKRuAN, ILL.,, Oct 4.-The attendance at
tle Fair to-day was quito large, despite the cold
weather. In ihc 8:20 race there wcro eleven
horses started. The first heat was won by Dot,
1.!.Me B. second, Nellie 7. third. Time, $50.
Tho secnnl heat rcsultcd tho ea,nc. In the third
hrut Lafayette was arst. I'he raca will bo Tin.
is!,ed III alternate hcats With the a:.a3 race to-
morrow.
Four sulkies were smashed by colltdiug with
each other, but NJ ono was Injured.
, 1876-10-05

CnowN POINT, Ind, Oct. 4.-lhe eighteenth
Annual Fair OF thc Lake County Agricultural and
Drtslng Society opcned to-day with very datter-
ing prospects. The entries far exceed any pre-"
yious year, and It Ia said there uru good nlany
to be inutlo yet. We hare a very !lno driving
rnra, and tho track Is III spsenaM eosldsttou.
uuuheea.
, 1876-10-05

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 4.-Thc annual election
OF tic officcrs at the Louisville g. Nashville
Railroad Company took place today, and the
old Board, with its officers. wcrc unanimously
reelected. Tho Presidents report Is Of more
than ordinary interest, md shows the Affairs OF
the Company to be In a better condition than
since the panlc. The road Is operated at W per
cent Of IT. gross earnings and. with continu-
ance Of the present volume OF business, u diyl-
lenl will be declared during the ensuing year.
, 1876-10-05

Hp|C107 UHp4Ec8 ~ 9HH 1Fto""s' co.
DsuKost1, W!s., Oct, 1.-THE Northern Wis
conslu Fair Is proving big success In the num-
ber Ut cntrips and attendance. In the pflze drill
for State ,nilltary companies to-day the prize
aae was awarded tu the Milwaukee Sheridan
Ulagis. uuy. Oglesby speaks to-tnorroW.
, 1876-10-05
A yILLA1NOUS TRAMP.
Sxctdt ENsudsck to Tie Tribune.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Atramp attempted
mn outrage this morning, Ut 1'eE house, upon
Mrs. Wright, wifo Of DR.. Wright, mn esteemed
citizen III Chatham, #, tll[s county. The cltt-
zeus armed md hunted the mfscreant, capturing
him this afternoon. There were threats. of
1yncliing, but ut Inst accounts no vlolcnco Ind
neeu nttcIlutcA,
, 1876-10-05

Runs earned -Rost0n, l.
T'ime Of ghmn-TwO hours.
Umpi.o-L ". Dnrt!s, Of st. Louis.
HARTFonns vs. 1.ou1sv1ttEs.
CLEAn Ii1l1,, KY, via LOUISVILLE, oet. -
janfngs- 9
Louiaviltes. ............O o o Q, O. o Q o 90
l'nae- -hlts-Iiarttords q; Iouiaril1cs, O.
Frrors-liarttorls, I; Luussv.ies, 8.
Cmpfrc-Deytnncy.
Ttuie-Two hours.
Pcarcc, IN a,natcur, pitched for tho Louis
vlltcs, Dovlin sustaining severe Injury III the
carly part Of Tho game.
, 1876-10-05

DIED F1{VAI E-ATU3UI IsEs
DAYTON, O.. Oct. IA inan was this morning
found In freight car at tho Dayton s. Michigan
depot Of this city in dying condition from e1-
poslrc aud wnnt OF proper nourlsl.ncnt. le
was taken to tho station-houso and stfn1-
u1ants administered, put was too 1ar
was evidently foreigner, and IN scarch Of work.
All that could ha learned Of him was that llis
name was Charles Miller, and that he llad re-
Gently been ut work somewhere in Minnesota.
His lgc Sas about 10 years.
, 1876-10-05

scnANros, Pa, Oct. 4.-In drunken row
Inst night ut TaylorsvIlc suburb If this city,
Rusc Jntncs Killed the saloon-kcepcr, Edward
James, and tan named Ccrncw, by stabbtnE
them With a lack-kn!fc.
, 1876-10-05

4 MURDERER CONVICTED.
NEW YoNK, Oct. 4.-JoEn Henry schwamb
WIS convicted OF tic murder Of Willtnm Deltc,
at Union Hill, N. j., On tho 4th Of August laat.
, 1876-10-05
THE WEATHER.

WAsnINo1oN, D. c., Oct. 81 a. m.-For tho
Lake region, rising, followed by falling, barotn-
ctcr, westerly to aouthesly wtnds, stationary to
rising temperature, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For TIM Middle States, rising, followed by
falling, barometer, variable winds. nearly stu
t!ouary temperature. aud clear Or partly cloudy
weather. ...-...
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-10-05

AT CORNING, N. y.
CORNING, N. Y, Oct. 4.-Tllc Corning glass
works were burned this morning. The loss is
335, coo; tho Insurance. s2U,Q 900.
, 1876-10-05
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

San FRAaoIsco, CAL, Oct. IA Nevasla City
0lspatcl says all tho dofendanta In tho Truckee
Chluesu murder cases have been discharged and
the indictments dismissed, and that public opln-
lou sanctlous the verdict.
, 1876-10-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

VWLFt1 " LF&6H09tt! Ft"V
LONDON, Oct. 4.-Steamshtps Spain, Ethiopia,
and percte. from Ncw York, hayo arrived out.
New YoHx, Oct. 4.-Arr!ycl, steamer Cana
t1a, from llavre.
5ourHAMl.roN, Oct. d.-ateamshlp Donau,
from New York, has nrsivcd.
, 1876-10-05
AT NEAvrlIsLD. ME,

AT NESVT1ELUs II Es
BosToA, Oct, 4.-T'le straw-goods factory OF
D. D. Curtis & Co.. at Newl1cld, Me-, was
burned yesterday. The loss Is between $80,00o
and $1O0, ,O0U; tho tnsrrance nbout $50, 600.
, 1876-10-05

a ADEAT1T-DEA14ING MULE.
Hpfciat Dispd.ch to The Tribune.
DAyENronr, 1a., Oct. AT Calamus, Clln-
ton County, yesterday. wclt-known citizen Of
that plaec was killed BY kick from mule.
, 1876-10-05

8pectal Dtspatch to 1Hs Tribune.
KtLpouna CITY, Wis, Oct. IA fro broso
out here about half.past thss morning, burn
iug sloo-s!,op printing Office, -four aud feed
store, millinery shop, meat market, aud fsrlt!"
ture store; also two empty storcs and n barn.
Loss about $50 0asy 9"e building Insured,
, 1876-10-05

RUN OVER AND KTILED.
Special Dtspafch to Tie 1ffhuae-
DAvgyroRT, H., Oct. 4.-A 1nan ndmcd
M.chacl Kelly, Ut Rock ls}and, WAS killed by
being run over by train.
, 1876-10-05

Az meeting OF Ministers at the conclusion
OF tho MONDAY prayor-1neeting, yesterday, pre-
sided over by htr, Moody, Gull WIS issued, re-
questlug that next Thursday, tho 18th tntt., be
obseryc4 throughout tho Northwest I'd tlay OF
fasting al.a prayer, tor tho outpouring ot ttle
ifulY Spirit.
, 1876-10-05

PnshAnELpstlA, Pa, Oct. 4.-Georgc Taylor,
tho young man who was seriously Injured by
tho premature explosion Of fireworks St
(icorge's I'LL On l'ennsYlvan3a day, the !1sStll
nit, died Of his injuries at the Pennsylvania
Hospital this morning.
, 1876-10-05
SPAIN.

EVERYTHING LOVELY.
MAnR1p, Oct. Att ia stated TINT nll the tltE-
fcrenccs bctwcen Spnln and the United states
flavc becu arranged, ana t!,at % lrlcnuay ,se'''g
, 1876-10-05

TIS1INt-VESSEL LOST.
HALIFAX, Oct. 4.-The steamer Leopard, ut
St. Johns, Newfoundland, reports the loss of
tilrty-seycn ycssels, with their cargocs, OH tho
Labrador coast. No lives reported lost. ALL
tho vessels were lost III tho harbora md at
ANCHOR.
, 1876-10-05
TIE TURF.
CrNCfNNATI,

C1aclsNAr1, Oct. AT tho Chester Park
rarcs, second day, the attendance waa fur. tho
weather cloudy ani raw, md the track In good
condition.
T'hu first race, purse 5000, for the o:3a class,
$3.50 to first $i7b to srcond, s75 to third, lad
otvh{ Gtnrfrf1
, 1876-10-05

13nlnnd, the wcll-kn1wn tiruggfat Mt No. 50
Cark ttreet. ha. mnde great hit In the "Aroinatlc
Hitter Wine OF Iron" We advise those ,sho aso M
weakness. or impaired utgcssIon. to try It.
, 1876-10-05

COLD FOR THE UNITED HTATEs.
LoHDoH, Oct. 4-Onc hundred md thirty
thousand potlt,ls' wurth American enElcs were
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England for the
United States today.
, 1876-10-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A Word to nfoticrk.
You will find Mr6. W!na3ow's Soothing Syrup an
Invaluable friend. 1t curcs dyaentcsy and diar.
fhtra rcgnntcs the htomneh and bowels. cnIes Wind
Guile. e0ftcns the gums. reduces Inflammation. and
gi.ce tonc and energy to the whole systcnl In a..
most every instance ,whern tho Infant y suffering
fFnm pain ard exhaustion relief will be found IN II
or 20 tnfnntcs nfter tho Soothing Syrup hiss hocn
administered. Uo not faff to procure It.
, 1876-10-05

thing tluwn ttlat WIS stuck in the numbcr-platc
Ut the door, md slipped Il Into tho hand Of tho
watehMan for his trouble, 1t was I'LL lut<t'-
Ute0n repurter's card.
There still remni''s IN this c'tyn fellow na1ncu
King, WIN ut ono tinl0 was rWecd'8 prlvato
secretary, WIN is still supposed to l!now lnor"
about til prtyate business Of tho "Hoss " than
ilo carea to teli. King was AIMING tlu first to
henr Of Woniwnrtl's nTrest, ai,A Inst even!nE
visited him ut ttle statIun, but the conversation
between them was entirely Withheld.
Undoubtedly many thanks aro Jus the ch'ea.
co detectives and Dcpnty.supt. Dixon, hut they
must eon,a from the Nov York authorities, mud
not from tho press Of Chicago. On, the con-
trary, tho Chicago officers Violated What IT,
most outrageous manner. Thu nova Of thu
| arrest wus kHown In Ntw York bcforu u leaked
! out IN this city, owing 70 this mysteriousness
with which Ch!eago police aro compelled to
| c!otlc themselves 70 swell them out to tho
| proportions OF their brethren IN othor cities.
| Although reporters from MI tho papers wcro
| at tho Centrall Station at thy time Of tho
arrest. aud, subsequently, Ny. Dlxon kept DIS
suadlg them from thu nova In llan'l by protn-
Using to reveal all within frw hours Tho
| revelation WIS nut nude, aud thu Information
al,o,lt tho arrest wns CLEANED at the hotel In Al,
accidental tnat''lcr ut Vufy lato hour.
I ALL ABOUT WOODWARD.
! NEW Yoisx, Oct. I,-Elbuft x. Woodward,
who has bec1l nrrcstctl IN Chicago, WAS 1weels
confidential %an IT, tho division of ths pfcesdi, prcs,
In ull tf.e great rascalities Ut tue Hing. 1t was
shown by jams II. 1ngersoll'a testimony. ~
tho great suit ugainst Tweed, s!aas
the percentage among tlS cllfoia Of i'll. Ring Fl
the proportions which haa bscn agreed upon.
Wo4,lHasd always received Twecds share tos
thp Boss. lle IL willy, shrc~d, srhctHtug mMal!, M
| md enjoyed Twccd's Confidence to tho fullest
extent. The proceedings of Woodward wcre
fully exposed Ii Ingcrsoil's long atluF vt, which
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ALEXANDRIA.

BISHOP MEADH's REMAIys-The re-
malns OF RI. Rev. VIM. Meade, Protestant
Episcopal Bishop OF Virginia, arrived here
nom RiChmond, last night. by Adams Ex-
press; Bish op Meade died in Richmond on
Mareh 10, 1867, and was buried In Hollywood
cemetery, where q handsome monument
was erected over his grave. After the death
or Bihhop Johns, when the new cemetery
was established near the Theological Semi
nary, desire was expressed by the author
tiles OF the Seminary that the remains of
Biehop Mesde shoald be placed there along
side those OF Bishops Johns and Payne pro-
yided the consent of the deceased Bishop 8
family, and OF those who had placed me
monument In Hollywood, could be obtained.
Ihat consent having been given, the remains
were exhumed, and re-interred in the new
cemetery near the Theological Seminary, at
eleven O'Clock this morning, by Mr.. b.
Wheatley, undertaken, OF this city.
lNTOLERANCE.-JOhn +. Parker the col
orea principal OF SrOwden school, in this
city, was assaulted on Tuesday evening, by
ioar NJ gro roughs, for having, as they al
!egto, voted the democratic ticket. He de-
1ended himself, ho.gever. and had his assatI-
ants arrested and carried before Justice
Whfttlesey, who fined them. Parker il one
OF the most respectable and respected COL
oIed men In the city, and has risen from
totally uneducatet farm hand to the position
he now occupies, by his own exertions. He
is very quiet and inofensive man and
gave no provocation whatever for the as
sauIts-l Gazette, 11th.
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THE MOODY REvIvAL.-The Gtristna
Union refers TO Moody and his work .sThe
Moody revival, as the secular papers call IL,
possesses remarkable vitality for an Ameri-
can phenomenon. Notwithstanding the
pOlil1cal campaign, the meetings In Chica-
city, and OF the West generally, appear to
be alert; In Albany, where Mr.. Moody spent
one Surday, crowds attended TO hear him
pres Oh; and iD Boston q structure to seat 8 900
Lecrle is in process OF erection. The papers
that attributed the interest oflast winter to
cuTiOsiiy Will have to take the problem up
again this fail. Those who believe that Mr.
Moody speaks To the spiritual nature In
men, and that whoever reaches that always
has hearing, will have no problem to ex-
plaip,v