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70 on praying for salvatlon, hut come to Christ

Ind iake L.
The sIxtl, "con,c" IA "Comc 10 tho mar
riagc." Womcn lko to 70 to weddings. Sumo
times church will be fni Mt wedding, but the
lc very loory Intended. The marriage sappcro oi
the Lamb is that to which you arc invited.
Come, caine Just m You arc. II yOr nrc nut
we'll tlreeactl, or anything eleo Is tho inntirr
TINT Ia 1fta lookout and not yours. lie llas
robes Of righteousness to Eive YOU, 40 do not
deeds. A little boy who had been stolen for Il
cliimncy-ewccp onco went Into a chimney to
clean II, and came down tho wrong ttuo Init,
room where In Ind ncycr bccn before. The
Indy was surprised at first, but In moment al,o
loss ahe had almost broken her hcart,
md IN spite Of tho snct md smoke that was 0ii
rim AhG ran ant ciaspel him III her ar1llr. So
!1oes Christ: II wo wfll cnmc To Hin lIe will
take US TO Ills loving nrn.a in spite Of nil our
liIs own purity an, gra.e: Yon me- neeiMt fS tx
yonrsclf up to CONG to. Christ. Come just az
you arc, au llc Will admit you to tlle inarragc
'llis flrst .".eou,c u In the Bible WAS Gods tn-
is scalcsl. "Thu spirit md the Grlle say come,
md let him that ticarcth eay come, and let him
TINT is athlrst como, md whosoeycr viii, let
him take tho water OF life freely" Mnv God
help you 10 acccpt these precious invitations.
Now GGi9rc We pfay let to,s w1e is to b.
their henls In silent prayer un tlfcir behalf.
In rcsponso to Tits sal1 hundreds Of women
stool np, NIL ovor the l,ousc, mud n,any tnOrc
nrosc Oil tho Gail for those who had been lately
CO.. converted. Mr: Moody then oitcre. prayer, a,ll
Mr. sankey, Dr.. Gibson, DR.. Goot!sreed, and tic
Rcv. Mr.. Patton, anl others, In the different in
qutry.roo1ns oil round tho building.
, 1876-12-18
SILVER AS A LEGAL.TENDER.
A Letter from Tilurlnw Wceil---One Imror-
tant Step Toward tho Nemonet1zntotl OF
SllvCr--rnymcut OF the Dsllt In Silver,

a Letter from Thurlnw WcDil---One Imror-
tant Step Toward tho Kcmonet1zatiotl of
sllvcr-paymcnt OF the Dobt In Silver.
New YoRK, Dec. 1y-Io tha Eaitor Of The Neo
York Tribune: The passage ycsterslay. by tho
Nousc Of Representatives. OF Mr.. Kclley's bill
restoring to silver It's lcenl-tcntcr character by
nearly Q .wo-thirtla majority [thrcc-!ourths] f.
in the highest degree crcditabu to the intclll-
geusc and patriotism Of tho representatives
of tho people. This emphatic notion OF Tho
incnt upon tho silver question at it's first acs-
sion, Indicates gratilyng condition Of public
sentiment and eonlnlenaablo RESPONSE to thlt
sentinent by ono branch Of tho National Leyig-
,sthstandlng tho persistent hostility Of the
leading Journals OF our city, TINT gold antl silver
will bec6mo tho legal tender. us It lns always
been ta a sonst'tatlonal % CURRENCY Of tho Gover-
have listened attcntlvcly to al that las been
said agni'lst rcstorlng silver to tho monetary
relations It has held slnco the existencu Of tlu
earliest FORMS OF human government. find
nothing stronger Or better ~ support Of what
than that the Latin Governments llavc tliscoy-
cred that q double lcgnl-tenlcr standard Is H.
eoa,e'tfaf. To this question ot i"eo'ut"ts.es We
reply tl,at, It, aceorslance md harmony With tho
were lado tho leg altcndcr currency Of our cour,-
try. During tlle recent War, Our Government
borrowed nearly four thousand million ttDl|ars,
promising IN THO la%e authorizing tl1o o1lS pay
lnent 1t interest and principal. iii eoia. Such
being tho tertns md tenor Of tlie contract he
tween the borrower and tholcnAcr, 1t is not only
announcement hut unconstitutional 10 inyalidate
the euitract. Cur national debt Is sufficiently
hurdcnsomb In all It's aspects, but llnyc 10
words to express my aston!shlnent ut ilnding
leading New York Journals Earnestly advocating
policy which derri7cs us Of 10 per ccnt Of thu
lcEal-tenlcr ability to meet tho tteA,ads OF the
national creditor! THIS voluntary xea! to aggra-
vatc pecuntary ycsnbaTassulcnts,fro from thcprcssuEe
OF which all our industrial Interests nro suffer-
Ing, reveals Il new trait In human cs,aractor. II,
In leorlaneo with this idea, tho Latin Govern
lnents should discover that the use OF cotton was
i,lconyen!eut, anl cali upon us to unite With
tholn In disedusnging its production, would tho
press urge Congress- to prohibit tts cxportattoni
And yet this Is precisely whit Congress did In
1919 f,Y tlenonctixng silver, and what tho press
is now doing In urging tho Senatc to reject and
the President to veto Il bill which, should 1t be-
como law, would inBuru an carly resumption
of apec[e payments and restore prosperity and
happiness TO the American people. T. ".
, 1876-12-18

Committee was organized Merritt presented n
whcl, ware ncccssi.aic,l hy The effects of the
meeting Of so many Of the "untcrrlcd I" III
ono room. This blf was not audited. nnl MIR.
Mccormick refused to pay It, hence Ed Ntcrrltt's
wrath.
F.. Berger cn,nc here during tho campaign and
stopped 1T the Palmer House. lie ran up
boartl-hill which lie generously avoided paying,
and finally Mr. Mccormick scttled MI Ills bills.
arc "the large majority "wl,o arccnlling atnecs-
tnr Of tho State Central Committee, and arc
going to rtec to tic support Of Daniel now III
the den OF tho Vctcran Reform Association.
, 1876-12-18
THE BROOKLYN CALAMITY.


T,o lori 7fnlts, Ntc. 10.
e boasn aa asapy Il yesdss so s1 1ffEsets6 Earso the to
testimony taken 5Y lin III reference 70 the de-
str,tct!o, Of the Brooklyn Thentre. Acco'npa-
nytlig the testimony, Is tho following stntenent
of Mr.. kcady'a opinions and conclusfons:
n.y. orsninns at1l conclusions IN relation 10 tho
1ntG re at The l'rooklyn Thcntrc are briefly hctc:
tIrsf--Thero were two srparato and disllnct fires
II IL a So eoE III s ' Sa 95 5t s nca 15s,9s o s @ %
was sufficient, u enuae moro q les. ot . rau,c
leave. Tho other tuck ,llaeo In or nbout snjber
%n tGs c ,,ase fey e %ecks sfoc
have J.; seef sEaat "a Faas!
did not see That sue faciiics as wero provided by
tho owners Of the building for thu cxtlnguslmeHt
o. , atss wsso kcps in proper order and really tos
or "frc-rlngs on Of near tho stage. hut i does
not appear that t1iero was any rG-hoso attached to
y or the nieht Of tho Arc, Or that nay ct the en-;
1Rird-Thcrc seemed to be n want Of discipline
ateiy te Tho Polieo o. Fifo benartmen., thsy 1t.
tempted to sappse.s tho pancs WITH pos There
Tic city, within two short blocks Of tilt ttentrc.
but tho flremen sore not notified until tho t'ancs
to the Fire Department d tho iisst stcp necessary
IN casa Of fire: hut this docs nat EGem to have
hccn understood BY tho employees Of tho brooklyn
Foarth--1t sccn,s to INC II tho nulIcncc had bccn
notified when the arc, nan first dtscovascd BY tho
safely. The oiission 10 do I'll .i.is discrectiy ads
ne 81 e %"e 'f te
ways, Some who were there claim that It pro.
snto4 tented greaer nan!o ot'Grs that tle delay
Erl1 t1IlUty hn ofYrcf NJ mi
, 1876-12-18
YALE COLLEGE NOTES.


NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 18.-Throughout
the Ereat Northwest many boys and young men
aro looking forward to college education; aud
1t s fnct that as the mntcrtal resources OF that
section arc Developed, tho number Of those who
receive Thorough education becomes larger
each year. Boys should all look forward to q
college education, for they wilt then havo nj, IT.
ccn.Ive TO application, aud, imbucd with tho
hope Of such cour5c, will strive to obtain Il,
Whether youth has marked out eourss
of life for himself 0r not, 1t is
we'll to prepare for college; such preparation
can bo obtained ut tho public hlg'rsclloo1s AMI
acalemlrs, anl includes such branches as will
ba usofu even II atudy Is dropped ut that point.
While fitting, It IL Of great advantage TO-, shane
tho course u study with the view OF entering
particular institution, and thereby bccomo fa-
luiliar with tlluao fundamental principles which
will enable hin to pursue his nftcr course with
Il tliaruusl knowledge Ut every step, anl So III
sure slcCeks.
1t Ia gcncrasly conceded THAT tho best ctluca-
tl0llal Institutions of our land aru tu the East;
as ee thurman universities snrpass ours In depth
uMl thorouglsleas, no DO our Eastern atr,r.!
n,orc astvantagcs tilan Wrsturn colleges. uenco
IL muy mt br lln!nterestIng to many TO know
sD'llo part tc'Itars regarding one Of our oldest
a nsst kloT,, ,a.nsly faie: nrst rs to
sclluols as1or.l very suxs opportunities, still il
tue applicant passcs tho list preparatory year
NJ son1 standard private seminary hu cali tlloru
easily proparc fur tho particular institution hu
designs 70 cutter, for every coIcgu has It's
Eton. Tho Hupklns tirammar.Scho0l ut Now
llayen Is tho hest lit which to TT for Yulc, tur
the rcasun that its sole asn !a to prepare stu-
dents fur tint institution; It's Trustees are
among those Of thu college, an4 tta curriculum
embraces Just ,ylat Is required III thu pursuit Of
the fals COURSE. As to tin colleKo Itsclf:
Every Institution puts forth claims to Its avn
peculiar advantage; oil have distinctive charac-
ferstirS. md thosu whtcc0.nbnG 10 the lnrgcst
extent tho best fcutnrcB nay bc called with },lt.
tlro tlle 6est. That Yale l,as uInny aru tnlpr-
tArt tnerita cannot le denied. Founded curly
III the history Of the Republic, It lLas u largo
In controlling md Eoepiug III order the great
anu best means Of Development aud cul-
tEro. Aside from tho arnnetntv rolrso
anil law department, tho Sheffield Scientific
School throws open an avenue to cDuraes VI
study uHrivaled for tAelrthoroug1lness and prur-
tfval benefits. OF tata this sclo0l h4s attracted
many WHO Wish either iIne course VI Mecl,n1,-
les. chemistry, aud engineering, OF literary
c1uree, With tNose modern than ancient lltcr,t-
tu5c. In connection with a.l these departments
this facilities tor physical culture aru u,lsrpass-
cd, AEd Yale IL well known ~ the protiucur pf
many good athletes. T|Ie question ~ to tho
advantages obtained by sllv proximity Dl col
leges to d metropolis Ia discllsse! constantly,
but probably no city. exists which co1nblnrs so
many advantages found. III tho country mud
, 1876-12-18
AFTERNOON SERVICE.

-
THE woMEs's MEEr1so AT rua TABERNACLE.
The Taburpuelo was crowded. In uycry mart
Yesterday aftornoon with m ond,cncs cornuse,, @
nlmost entirely at woman. the onIv crccnt1ons J
a'n.oe' snay ~ "uN'on' t'o o'y eacept'ohs
being fcw OF inc clergy, whose services wcro
In request Mt thu tnquiFy.mcetings nftur
the sermon, the chief usher. Mr. uorton.
ond .,,m,,,h ,uc,n}crs NJ b,a st,,y u, ,o,a a. ;.
aa".- s" w., r,,'s,". ~ ~ o.a'I W s"o'u 'ue
uoos1, tao E'mta'ah ana several members u
tho Executive Colnmittee, wlloBo prcsctsce Is
always 1lcceasIty, ns well as a blessing. and tho
reDortcrs. who arc aiwava .xnrctrd N In nvarv-
whsrs ~~''~ - ~ ''''''
"1e'e' ,.-...-..-.,..,
l'aay uSheEs packed the congregation, whlch,
with ono exception, was the largest ever seen in
tho Tabcruacic: when. before. did Chtrapo acc
an NJ its fo,uo,o cItI,o,,s asss,a,,oS .anst,.
e,vvv w. 80 ", "sssneu soks'he'
cspeciai!y IN tne must OF aFlS'ng snow-Btorin'
Tho services commenced by singing 80,
Think Of tho Homo Over There" ufter which
Mr. Mnodv invited Mia Francca II Wn,.r,
n.s.iaa,s. - ~. va",o,,,. 1..s.'.,. ,r.' .a"'"'
taeaHtsnt 14.1, .. tae "omens cn7stah 1o'hpcF-
at'co utlon, 70 olier the opening prayer.
among ~" usets wcEg tha following promi-
neft Chsisthln indies; Mrs II: II. Forsytalc,
Mrs. y. y. Horton. Airs. Z. +. ,lowMe, Mrs. 4.
I; catnn, Mrs; JOIN IN Mee1nls Mts. Il WI1ing
, 1876-12-18
EVENING SERVICE.

II4A ~ ~ . MEEAIHA
flied tho Tabernacle n second time yesterday,
mud ovcrAowetl as usual into Farwcll lIall. Tic
aggregate. attendance yesterday must have
ous meetings of day mud oynntng. Tic meet
ing was opened with pingtng Come, Thou tount
OF cycry b1cssing," after which the Rev. Dr..
Edwards, editor Of tho Northfwster,. Chrlsttd,.
ddspeale, offered simple and In
prcsaiyo prayer. Mr.. sankcy sang the
solo; "Arc your windows open towards
Jcrusalcml'' and then Mr. Moody gavu out the
1nticcs al meetings for the week. IIo fstatcd
that 1900 nn1ncs ind addresses Of converts md
1nQ}lrcrs had already been recorded, IN connet.-
t[on with tic Tickets for those clnsBes OF persons
ut tho two meetings for women til tho afternoon
and mcn IN the evening.
Tho hymn WINS sung, "Wlat Friend Wo
Have IN Jesus" aud then Mr.. Moody repeated
to the men tho sermon hc lad preached to tho
w0fncH In tho AFTERNOON, with few changes,
Which wcrc suggested by thu difference Of tho
audiences.
MesRrs. Moody and sankey. will conduct tho
MONDAY pfayer-mceting this week rs ustlAl.
On Monday nnl Saturday IL will bc hel,l tn Fur
well Hall; the rcst Of the week at the Taber-
1laclc.
Converts meeting on Monday night na usual
ncsday, Thursday, md Friday, Tho Tn6crnnclo
Will be Dpen fUr tnGuiry-1hectlnge, at which Mr.
Tho womes @ t'a nosnss I'm and ts' ts nes nsetas
from to 40 p m.s tcnipcIancc.lncctlng from
3 IL 4 p. M; young lMiscs'Mcctlng from ! to
s .. MI; nn0 the reformed mems meeting, tho
lng, In tllilcrcnt rooms Of tic Tabernacle, from
to Q p. ny.
From 9 10 10 y. nj. there will be mcn's meet.
lug nt Fnr~cll Hail, nt which Mr. Moody Will
preside, and this hs cailk Sinking \ lttlo rchtl"
The services for next Sunday will bo tho same
as yesterday.
=, TOWER +, s41;o2 Of - TnS X; raEss: Res.
daily read 1iiE TniuvSE's reports Of tho Tabcr-
il otl,eT < towns. VIM Us ,t6oy, ire
doing 'nash good by t'c!r inllaense, 'Teaching a
class oEtadu Of otlcr uoBpol INFLUENCES. Very
Ffs:|asss NJ A.. and Assistant III f1S' rbyssis'n,
Hospital for tho Insane,
A vALuAnLH TESTIMONIAL.
The following strong ndorselnent, the moro
fRetgymem n. Of +, ,c!ns"s LII of the Kss IL "
has commenced very largefy-attcnletl meetings
In South Bcnd, 1nl., las bCcn received by tho
Chairman Of tho Ministerial Association Of tho
latter clty:
CLINTON, IT, Dec. 1H.-1ht Her. n. d. William.
soH,. D. n, South Bend. Ind.-DEAn DlloI1iEn:
As Brother brown goes from us to labor with you
for 2 season. wo wish to commend HIN to your
most cordial EymIathy and corporation. Brother
l4iown did us good soFyicc. Iiystrrcd up tho nut
imrul lso to tho work OF revival that W. IRE now
carrying forwatd with promising results. Ills
Dlblc Readings. too, arc sources Vt great rcfrcs
equipment for personal effort with touls. We in
dorto llrother Drown IN every way. Few OF us
hare Worked With him III other years, and VIC feel
TINT ho ''gEows In grucc.n Very faithfully yolrt,
tlEuMnE ". l!NINnELl, Pastor IT, u. Church.
WN. J.. HnAr, Pastor congregational Church.
j. q. cownEx, Pastor Presbyterian Church,
, 1876-12-18

They were -Elaying poker, and Pou,p hold a
full hand. His eyes gltstencd With conscious
triumph, Us llu put up ten cent unto, aud gazr
ut his partner expectaMtly.
~ raises tllat ten cents" remarked Pete.
" gors q quarter morc,'' irsinuatckl pop,p
~ stand you, and rstao aaudder Quartcr,'' ro-
piled Pete,
~ continue on do war.patl,, aud flops down
Dc last thirty ecnts,n answered p0lnp, placlHg
sir nlekCla oIi the table.
~ alvers DO pl'c an' calls YOU" remarked
II ,rss Fall hand!n said PomI, turning Ills cards.
"A Wlr, aId dc game atn undecided"
"Whats datt Undecided Dis yea chile
takes d. pIir.n
"Soi by u long chalk. Dis case will bc re-
ierred to 10 3icturnEn' liour, who will examine
into du particulars Oars plenty nloru good
eards Inside d. puck, and why dl,ltl,t get 'ems
Oars been intimidation anil fraud, ulid meun-
while DO NctNrnln' Board tuke possession Of 1u
spolls," aud pcta reached out bis l,und.
Then the other sitlo icIted tllc right OF tho
bonrd to nlciltlls, and, wl,rn this reporter left
thc horrible demon of civil War was dancing
Wild eANce In the uclgll,orlloo4l, a.l polies-
ina,1 was maErhlnY up to mediate With Il cub.
, 1876-12-18


lFdshtngton Sttcia! 10 baltimore Gusssfe.
Loss Shepherd WAS compelled some weeks
s!nce to inakc an assignment to hts creditors,
lie agreed then TO deed his already heavily
moEtgngeA property, consisting OF ulaly ,,I.lli..
proved e!ly lUts antl u few houses, to tile rrus-
tecs for tile benefit oi his creditors, but reserved
tho Interest III thu plumbing a,,tl gus-ttt!ny
business Of Alexander K. Shepherd H. CU, to
hlmsuli, clalm!ng that this WIS but u slight
offset for the right Vt dover given up by His
wife Thu deed In favor Ut his creditors l,as not
yet been illed With the Recorder, ard It Is enj,l
that sntnc Of the Interested PARTIES saw through
this arrangement wit!lSoIneof his Hing croitors,
and lrelncd to enter Into tho AGREEMENT. 4
certificate Of corporation was to-iuy tilcd with
the Recorder, Iii the ualnu Of Alexander Ii.
Shepherd d. Co., to authorze company under
that na'lc to carry onpluubne, gus uni ktrgt,,
Hitting, and deal tn metals aud mechanical work
generally, with capital stuck Ut S30,UUH,
divided tnto shares of S5O0 cacl,, to be mnaaged
hy Hoard Of Directors, who far the tlrst yuur
shall he A. Il Shepherd, Frank Jones, mud Lloyi
W. Emtnart. Tho lrst of this trio OF tho bOys ts
known to oil met. The second Is luts Tfcas-
ury Ufittal, who was admitted Inst summer Us
Il partner tn the firm OF A. r. Shepherd & Gu,
with q cash capital OF $4,000. Tho third wns
s,nall contractor under the lutte King Govern.
ment, who failed AZ u street-Bweeper Of this
Ity OIL Oct. ~, ls7}, Us thu othclal,rcc0 shows
, 1876-12-18

As a Jefferson avenue car waa slowly moving
up this street yesterday passenger hauled out
lid wallet 70 pay lts fare, aud 10 dozen people
were electrified Ut heuring him oxclaIn III n
hoarbe voice: Let ITO n1atl move hand or foot!
I've lost Q cent In the straw." lie got tluwt, ou
hla knees aud poked around for awhile, and.
falling to recover his treasure, hc took down
rhe number of the car and Q description Of tbs
dSlyur.-UstrvN tirss Eress.
, 1876-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
DANvILLE, Ill.

9pfc5d1 DflpQ9ch 70 1hf Tribune,
DANvlLl.E, Ill.,, Dee. 17.-rhc revival at tho
North-Strcet NJ L. Church, which has been in
progress for tho past Two weeks, bids fa!r to
provo great SUCCESS. Large nunbora nightly
60 forward for the prayers Of tho Church, and
lnany have been tluitc cd With tho Church.
, 1876-12-18

At tho assEzes In burgundy provincial I'd
voeatH Is blending tho case of aprlsoner charged
a4ldruss u the Jury: y ny client. tlo prisoner,
y accused of thelt. supposo isu has ttolcu.
Remember, gentlemen! VI tue jury, tho words
u our sayinr to tho b{agdalcu, a,ll LIT TINT oEu
lug the oox.
, 1876-12-18
Some Thoughts on Moof,v,o
Wor!<"--sermon by
Prot. Swing.
Tho Roy. John Atkinson on (.o5,s
Providence In tho Brook.
']yn Catastrophe.
In Which He oritioises "Tho Trib.
une's" Criticism on q For
mer Sermon,

r., +to p,.<:..:.
Heavnn ard = e,.4L II"
s''o' a''o VIC ca1tn.'oers
mon bV Dr., Rvder.
,r,,o,,r,rn,., ..@
I1lOUGllTS ABOUT MOODY.
aEnMoS ny rRor. svtsn
Prof. Swing ureacf,cd ycs,ordov ,,ax,,,.
tho f,nr, mi rh,,s,.,., .sesou"y morning q
.; An b. .nrnsme tlsm 1.eancrees. which I. sop,
VI - .".nuc'*-.aars' M II.
IL Was customary In the New Testament
tlsnts to add some cplthet toa ,latne That slona
carry arou,,d some quality of tle nsrson o'.o .'
ysa .n,Io,1 IL" 1,a,aar,, ' LII W. tocS' Joln
brother were assigned the tftlo Of Boanerrcs-
cmblen,ntic Of their bower and maIcsty. In
nircc,ion anil ,ro,,or,i1 ,s.,,,. '.se oes'o"eu "
.lncct'oa MI, senetal'y Win some approprat-
'eas were all act asiao ~ political names such
as Lord, Duke. Prince, and by stereotype chi.
anl 1,t,l,nn. 1nstcol ri 1norp,nr ~" ",,u' o"a.o'
~ = ,.,,,,1t"u t,,1...,I.s, ~ tae H"aiitles
~ Potu'lat l,.1'sluu"' tacse lcrlns stool for
l"sEe classcs ol pefeohs' :
: Tho old terms, "rock" and I" sons az ,,pn.
dor remind Us TINT Christ called aro,,nd 1i;,
men Of tl1fycrcnt strnn0.h ,rI c,,o,,.,s ~ ,lh
,r,,,a, 49,. ,.s etlss'n "'l1 Iuanty' Pcter
must naVe been valiant, st0ng In principle, mud
AcuSo Nv Was eAllcu tHe rocR OF the new Bttuct.
urc; tho aons OF Zcbedoe must layo leeu ho,a
md c1onucnt tint tbcv ,vcrc co,io, t,o Gna u,a
sors ~ .hrndas 'y Ky, "':u s.Sa 'ns ehuse1's
ssent1mental, hcncehe was called The Belovcd,e
bY many lands Is the car Of destiny dragged OIL
ward, anu by nlany hands tho car of religion too
mus must bc pulled along over hill and dalc. Ths
writer Of puro ahstract philosophy c'lcrislcsouIte
contempt Tor the poet, and the orator, and Tho
preacher because compared with his 1nethtal
tho style, Of these men Is wonderfully
lnosc: So the scientific mind ,nocEs =
as the popular mode Of reasoning,
for dcal'ng with chemical analysts aud With
III the positive and dcspiscs tho argument Tint
Is full Of approximation and good wishes aid
hopes. In tho end OF each century, soeic,y
gathers up alf these children and blcsscs them
and sends them tn their graves Without heinp
nb1c to say .orcr which tomb her sorrow Il
deepest. Philosopher md poet, astronomer
and clergyman, cssay!st and gcologist, PASS away
equally 1anlcntcd Tho living 10 not Know
where the best dead lie. At times tic plaro
'wl,ere Luther sleeps seems greatest, bit
passing n1ong to where Bacon was hurled tint
seems great SPOT, and cunning to the tomb OF
Shakespeare our memory Is called upon to otIcr
f,,1t frjhuto &born Frt,nra I. =, n ..o,...t - -.
, 1876-12-18

yo that iREor anj arc hcayy ia,len. ~na / wiIi
thsy ,,,,s, ret r,l Of tlyr i,1rrn cf1u 'InH l.nx
can cons to Chrlst. Not 1T ali, liIins yo,ir ouI
burden with you, ai lay Il at liz feet, 10 i,,at.
t v",' Il VIM ~ nrc ~ ;r ao". o1u u1"" uI'n IT, - ,' S -
II YOU n.n ww mt III the III ~ ,,ars lr "1'ui haui
rouc. iay yo,,r Irtfcn On Cbr,st mi rss, trn,,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

NORTH WHEELING LITERARY SOCIETY
"A number Of gentlemen met last even
ing ut DR.. Ulrich's office in North Wheel
ing for the purpose Of organizing Lit
erary Society. The meeting was called
to order by DR.. Ulrich, and DR.. Wenzel
was calledto the chair, who stated the OBJ
iect OF the meeting. Mr.. Chas. @. FariE
was appointed Secretary pro ten. The
following gentlemen were elected perma.
nent officers Of the Society. DR.. G. f
Ulrich, President; Chas. C. Faris, Secre'
tary; James A. Stuart, Treasurer; DR.. II,
p. Wenzel, Critic. The following gentle
men were Appointed committee to draft
n constitution ind by-laws: The Prcsi.
dent, Secretary, DR.. II. p. Wenzel and
Mr.. Charles Collins.
Messrs. James Collins, John Robinson
and James A. Stuart were appointed a
committee to secure hall to meet'in.
Upon motion the society adjourned to
meet at DR.. Wcnzell's Office on Monday
evening next at7a o'clock. No name has
ms yet been selected for the society. The
society starts out with every prospect Of
success, as the gentlemen composing it
are noted for their go aheaditiveness, and
we think will yet give the Waverly boys
a tilt they will remember.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21


LOCAL PERsoNALs.-Manager Hamil'
ton, Of the Opera House, returned from
Pittsburgh yesterday.
Moncure D. Conway will on nexl
Wednesday evening tell an Opera House
audience what he knows OF 'The Devil
Col. Dabney Reynolds, Cashier Of the
Merchants Bank OF Charleston, is in the
city In attendance upon the Impeachment
trials.
Mr.. ]. L. Davis, who has been here
several times with troupe of performs
ing dogs, died in Cleveland on Wednes-
day.
Miss Maggie Mitchell arrived in the
city yesterday morning. and is stopping
at the Mcclure.
Rev. c. s. Bates, OF Newark, lectures in
the Bellaire Episcopal Church tonight on
mo Conflict"
Mortimer Pollock, Esq, was last night
elected member OF the Board OF Educa-
ton from Madison district, to ill the va
cancy occasioned by the death Of Jacob
NJ. Bickel.
(DDr. Henry T. Wenzel desires us to
state that he Is under obligations to Hon,
II. G. Davis for valuable papers.