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Hc has purchascd.n THO man was saved, then

and there.
GAIT. Ktrwoon
related tho following Incident: I met man
on tho street tho other day who said ho Ind been
burn MI inIldcl; he never. Ind believed In t3od,
NIL thc days of hts life, Ilo was walking about
the streets Of Chicago. trying to accomplish
ine'hng tn the way Of business, but day aftcr
staninv On ono of these corncre," :" saIl he, iii
cat,sc Into my mind that II u was true what
tngs about nraytng to 4ol: Il might help mo n
tliere on the street, ., l.or,l Ged II tliere i
one, help inc to reach this oblcct am trying TO
rcacl','' aud tmenty-four l,ours after 1'hal It:
Thcn1 began 10 say to myself, hare a q soul
Then prayed, % Christ, 4 thcro !. onc, Let ~
there, while Id wis telling me about u, Ills hand
tlghtcnc,' upon muo ard with great toy l,c tatd,
5dry 20 L. e do ss se bvne Is sp1s
which Is working III nur midst.
A srEClAL CASE.
Mr.. Moody, bef0re chasing the meeting, said:
yeT Noae e%' % a wGp ~ sreay a 81
cd. You remember tf,at last night tnat who
said was fugltive from tustfce lIasl eone to me-
confessed hfa SINS, R1yen himself to Christ, and
then, feeling that be lid not hclpng to himself
another State where The Governor Ind offered
reward for llis apprehension, anil given himself
up With 4 prospect tt hcipg punished by tcn
brokcn-hcnrtcd wits and fnmlly at tho 1aber.
naclc,. and after :hc acrmnn tiis. young n,au
came To nc md snt he MISC was Il fugitive. Ilo
Ind ,wifc and child, but bad been Obliged to sy
from hls home; but God last night ha1 opened
i,Is cyes, aud ha wanted to givc up his sins and
llnd Christ. 0f course give no names, but the
And any Ut you wllo Wish TO meet It's for word
Ut personal Instruction como into thu Inquiry
rooms, which have been arranged at the cntls
and under tho gallery, and nc will bc glad to
help you carry your burdens, aud show YOU how
to lay them on Christ.
Mr. Moody then offered an earnest prayer on
bchalf Of tho two cnscs to which le had re-
fcrrcd, In which tho congregation Joined with
deep emotion.
The after.1ncctinga wcrc then called. Tho
woman's meeting. Iii tho upper l,all, for SONG
time past has been IN Charge Of Miss Dryer and
Mrs: Willing. brother spencer hos Ind charge
OF tic singing. The tltnc At the young mems
n,ecting at tllc lower hall t,as been chiefly occu
pied in stating and praying for cascs OF spcctnl
interest. Brother Shurp'a meeting tor reformed
men, In tho Bible.rootn, was llcld as l1sual. Tho
number In attendance has sometimes bccn as
high US forty.
, 1876-11-17
TIE A1ETlIODISTS.

MISSION WoNK-souTMEMN CoNFERRHCHs.
NEw YoRg, Nov. 16.-Thn Missionary Com
mittcc Of the Methodist Episcopal Church con-
tlnued Its scsslun to-day. The Commlttcc ap-
pointed yesterday to consider what amount
SHOULD be MADE tic limit to bc appropriated for
The missionary work Of the ensuing ycas TO
ported III favor Of fixing It at $535 0o0, and tl.at
in addition tho SUN OF $loo, 600 BE- appropriated
towards the payment Of tho outstanding lndeht-
c1ness Of the Committee, now amounting to
es'flyb e. ybo se 4s!se IT, ' a "k'' ue.s tSts ;sar
Of taa5oo Tho report, was, adopted,
and a committee waa appointed to uid the socTc-
taries IN raising thy money called for. II WINS
resolved tn prohibit European missions from
poiat'ne,Its III any new territorY wttloutthe coli
sent Of itlu presiding lslioI. Tho sGnls to bu
appropriated TO each missionary district wers
discussed, md III every clsa reduction OF, last
linatcial icnrcssion anl tlu l'nposs!|,l!lty II
rllallly larger sutns u Hhoney. fAc following
sums wcrc appropriated: St0eria, S7,UU: Fo0-
eioo. Chtna, sl10o; pekln. $50: De.!nark
KlnKa!ue, sI,0o6; uer,,auy aua Switzerland,
o,Oo0; Norway. 3l0, ,5o1.
HrSnAr-6r1lD0t.a,
Special p,.ea'ch 10 ne Tr'annt: o
ael,,s'i Convention II the Fo1rth District Of
Illinois, tt,t,lposc.l of tllo Counties Ut Albums,
Bruwl, Calhoun, Chrt.tiun, C.ss, Grccn, der
scy, I.o:a11, Maso1,, Maenupin, Montgomery,
Msnar,i, Morgan, Pike. sanraInu,, schuyler,
aud bvutt, rlosu.l It's session hero tu-daY. Thu
attendance was large, uni u number Ul tr1,nli-
l,cllt ,lytIlcs AMI Sattatil-scl,tul wuEkrrs fruln
distance werc presr,lt, usno,iE wn,Mt were tl,e
Rev. t1lthcr Paxsun, Mt, AM! Mrs Partridge, OF
H. Louis; X, IL. trillltl!, OF lhlshslc; anl Mrs.
i, Tayspu Isutter, III. Fairbanks, and Mr..
llazarI, of Chira.:o. The snnday-bchonl tts-
forests gcncrnily Wcrc discussed Addresses
were delivered by Mrs. Partridge, Fathcr Pax
sou, and Atr. llazarll.
, 1876-11-17

yotce they shouted, q Allnh!t and with this re-
ligioua appeal they dashed into the woods. III
Jared 1t With Russian anil Serb that dag; for the
sufsas went on, passing between tho trccs aud
searching for the foe. whom, when found, they
incontlnently destroyed. There waa no more
Of the wood and the last Serb hn.l fed. Then
there wa another loud shout, which told that
t'lc priests had woa their maiden fight ard
Wero YetuEi0uA.
, 1876-11-17

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utrs and Paatllaca In Old Time France" Price,
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, 1876-11-17


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PRAYER SERVICE,
THE AFTERNOON Mprr,No
~ rn-.-.,i rIa,i ,,a.ta.s,.s ,,..s ~ -, ,,,,.,
~ ih' /" u. i,"i se''e,uuJ "ue W I'LL u"oaua''
but nevertheless deeply Interesting, character.
II wns composed largely Of Christtans who feel
that the blessing OF conycrson. wllic delightful
IN #, fndividu,l res,,1. ia MT cno,,o, for thoso
VINO WISH 10 engage In the noo'e pursuit. ot sa7-
Ing souls from perdltion. Aff. A1ooly's idea cx-
tends even beyond this, and llo llaa laborcd With
great xcol a,,d M lltt1o skill To impress his be-
llici gu others during t''o past few weeks, TINT
to be successful In chrtst's vineyard renewal
OF the Holy spirit ut intervals (tlso shorter the
hcttor) ts absolutely necessary. ThIs theory of
onra ~ a,,,e ar,, n,,,.,, p ,,e,ra",s nSus " ..
o%;',,,r ~ In ,n,a ,,r;,,nr. ~ ~" Insno a
a'laons sIa .u teu4a. ptuaseFs u 1he nosl,G ana
nai,crt"t. res,, ~ H. oo'xs t"chna v IL liz
4fe1r Hh opfes IT, was TO- pray 19s tc gts o. to
u H. nass oss !ot u, I"usA ae'g "e.c
nr o.. ~ III ~ -
aat ,cr nn syc yfn,s GI M @ Tue
o Tue u meeting VS. not SO largc;y Intended
soo oin " luz u se,es asS peg @ s
na ~ ~ oraru H. aanp III
eee o. In 1no 81 thn atef Ist
sy asd q aud u ts as It tic
aWu,emge enoweu tnat the naaJotity were pro.
1only IN ea1nest n tne!r eisofts A., TO secure
E ~ ~. ,asra i,r. t
tmes ost te wee usscY eocnc q 10
mossa WltM s9tne acrp emotlon, NM tae anoseu
sasplfastot's o. so1no "eFo frequently painful 70
aeT1. It, ,,o,.,, ,noa l., ~, .,,, ,,a,n.u ".
nisa tnInn prn1innnt ~ tnu ,rs ~ H. F
AAsee tne customary pscaInIhar'es'
Mr.. MOODY SAID:
M. yoa nfS aa a aTafc F9 ahas hhe opcst o.
, 1876-11-17
tlIG CIIlCAGN TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MOVE

pitch, the soothing votcc Of Brother Bliss was
hcard sln0lng tn a low tonc-
Come. Holy fpiris, heavenly Dove,
with all thy QufckentnY powers.
Kandse a hnHe If sacred 1ovo
In those cold hearts OF oufhl
The relief came Just Mt the proper time. A
moment more 0f such hlgh.prcssnre excitement
might have had scrnus consequences. One Dy
onc the audience caught up the air and Sang T.
as though glad to tave gotten over this critical
point uf tic meeting.
A, few moro prayers followed, and the benc.
dtctlo'l by Prof. llopktns brought to close ono
of tho most tunafkabto meetings Of tho revival.
, 1876-11-17

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Thls IL temperance day.
Overflow mrctIngs ar6 to bo provided Tor ut
Lower Farwell I1all aud at the First Methodist
Church, II required.
Ano.lcr prayer-Inceting for the anolnting Of
the uoiy Spirit VII, by sLrclaa and earnest IT.
q,lust, 10 held At furwcll Hull 1t O'clock this
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19
NETWORK CRY.

Social groups again fiji club house windows.
Sunday is fast day with the animals in
Central Park mcnagcIie
Six ocean steamships from Europe arrived
at this port yesterday.
The Pelham coach began running on its Fall
timetable yesterday.
Peter Cooper called on Mayor Wickham yes
terday at the city Hall
Pcdders of spitz and poodle dogs are again
numerous on Broa way.
The north side of st. Pauls churchyard
looks wecd-gTOwn and neglected.
The number Of emigrants who arrived at
this port week l,O99.
OBe-hundred- and-twcnty- ninth-st. has been
.repaycd ana Is again open for travel.
There were 7G prisoners sent to the Peni-
Tertiary on Bldckwells Island last week.
There was daily increase of 100 persons at
the reaiiug-rUums OF city Libraries last week.
A new timetable took effect upon the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail- road yesterday
A new hospital called the Hahncmann, is to
be buit on sixty -seycnti-st, ut cost OF $4,000
City Chamberlain Tappan reports balance
OF 81 ,OU7,5ds 30 H. the city Treasury on sept IL.
During the Fall and Winter there are to be
held in ne city so evening schools four OF which are Tor
cOOfed children.
Well executed counterfeit $40 bank notes
tie Lafayette National Bank OF Lafayette, Ind, have
been put IN circulation
The United States steamer Plymouth left her
anchorage OF the Battery ut $3.50 u n yesterday ana
The new line to Philadelphia, via Bound
Brook to-day reduction In rates Of fare 10
visitors 10 the Centennial
The Loan Collections at the Academy of
Design and the Metropolitan huseum Of Art VIII be
open after this evening, nom 1880 to 10 p. III.
Undertakers who attend costly funerals pro-
yiuc rNtI. COuyegaucCs floral pieces. Two
sometimes required TO carry these to the grave
A curious auction sale is to take place this
afternoon Clinton Hall SalCsr0OmS. Among tho
articles 90 he sold six muInmes, two of adults and
four OF children, besides number OF skulls ornaments,
and idols from Peru
One of the incidents OF Sundays storm was
the breaking OF colony Of dock ut the Hartford
pier the East River. As tast rs the rising tide drove
the aniuas from their holes the street urcGis Killed
them with stones.
The 9th Regiment, n. g.. spent the day in
Hubuken Yesterday. The 9th New-JcrsCy Regiment re-
caved aud escorted the visitors through the principal
streets both regiments being reviewed by Mayor Russell
The Of the day spent at schtzen Park la shoot
ing for prizes aud dancing.
The flags flying at half-mast over the Grand
Central Depot yesterday morning mark OF Respect
To late John T. Shelton treasurer OF the NCwYOrk,
New-IIaven aud Hartford Railroad caused little
element IN the neIglb0rhOOd, the impression prevailing
tina Commodore Vanderbilt had died.
The Central Bund of the German Young
Mems Christian Associations this city met last even.
ing in the Association Building ut Twentyhirds aud
FOurthaye. Devotional exercises and addresses by
lowed by the adoption OF revised constitution for the
organization,
At the opening of the bids for the Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19
RELIEF OF OPPRESSED LITTLE ONES.
A MONTHS WORK OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE PRE-
yENTION OF CRUELTY To CHILDREN.

A MONTHS WORK OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE PRE-
vENTION or CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
During August the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Children received s5 complaints OF
which 80 were investigated and in advice given.
There were 2s prosecuted In the courts and 1S
convictions obtained; 80 children were rescued from
cruel tire atent and sent homes charitable nstitu
tons II going 20 the Catholic PrOtertOry The amount
Of work by the society has greatly increased within
year. and with enlarged powers il is expected that
much will be done this Fall and Winter Tie officers OF
the society are determined to do all in their power to
break up two great OWLS The first is the employing Of
ell ldren as bcggars when found thus engaged their
cases will he investigated, and there Is honest poverty
no arrests will he made but the children and families
will be sent for help TO OF the charitable societies.
but the children used professional beggars they
will be taken under the care Of the society,
and the parents or employers will be punished,
Several persons are now now serving out SEN
1he evil and different to contend against. ID
sending lutte grIs at night into the streets.
children from 10 to Ia years OF age pretend TO sell
flowers small trles, but Ito older ones are often
thoroughly dcpayed IT is very difficult To get hold OF
these children nom legal standpoint unless can be
proved that they disordey The society has broken
up the gang that formerly infested FOurteeuthst, aud
nine girls TO the House oi Refuge, but four OF the
Broadway girls who have been arrested about SIX times
each have each time been released on wrts OF habeas
corpus their parents employers showing That they do
lack money for legal proceedings. This Winter every
effort will be 10 20 break up the business and rescue
the little ones from their degradation.
Capt A Vouuer-lIowen OF the Imperial Russian
Guard Artillery, and now in this country represent
at We OF Russia at the Centennial Exposition,
Gently In this city, and called AT the headquarters OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children, at
Broadway and ScyCntCenhSt He said that he had fire.
Quently the New-YOrk society mentioned in the
Russian papers. aud that he had been ordered by his
Government TO call and obtain reports instruction In
the manner of working the society, and copies OF all
laws passed ON the subject which were given TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19

testimonial evidence, and that in many cases it is
great deal better than testimonial evidence. For eX-
ample, take the to which referred just now.
The crcumstantal evidence is better and more con-
yncing than the testimonial evidences for 10 Is i'm
possible ;,ndeT the circumstances that have men,
toned to suppose that the man had met his death
from any cause but the violent blow of the tx.
The circumstantal evidence in favor of murder
having been committed, il that case IS as complete
and as convincing as evidence be. 1t is evidence
which open 10 no doubt and no falsfeation Bmt
the testimony of the witness is open 10 mutitudl-
nous doubts. He may have been mistaken. lie
may have been actuated by malice. IL has con-
stantlV happened that even an accurate man mas
declared thing has happened in this, that, or the
other way, when a careful analysis OF tine elrcum-
stantia evidence mas shown that 1t did not happen
in that way but in some other way.
Now we must turn to our three hypothesis Letme
first direct your attention to what is be said about
the hypothesis of the eternity of this state of things
in which we are. What will first strlke you IS
that that is hypothesis which, whether true or
false is not capable OF veTcati0n by evidence; Tor
in order to secure testimony to an eternity OF
duration you must have an eternity OF wit
nesses or an infnty of circumstances, and neither
of these are attainable. 1t is utterly impossible
that such evidence should be carried beyond GER
tain point of time and all that could be said at
most should be that there nothing 10 contradict
the hypothesis. But when you LOOK, not to the
testimonial evidence--wch might not be good
for much in this case-but TO the circumstantlal
evidence, then you find that this hypothesis Is
absolutely incompatible with that cITcunstantlai
evidence, aud the evidence is OF so PLAIN ana so
simple character that il is impossible in any way
10 esuape from the conclusions which 1t forces
upon
THE ORDER OF NATURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroori Hoase-lhe Hon. Charles Francis Adams
q nm drcHus neutrality-suspicious.
Janrs Tyucr, senator H. CraFin Of heNiampshito,
Judge John Dunicyy 81 Chicago, Franklin Haven IT, u -
AssEtaEt Treasurer Boston, and oNCCnsreshnon o. ~
Mattson Uuca.SL James houtContToher Luoius Rob
Elmra. WSutncr NotSi~cCrrary OF state Jrhh
Big,oV, aud Prof samuel Porter Of Washington MsLSo
HOL-Gcn Godfrey WetzCl u = Army 81 Net9
igs Thomas Plat ~ Uwego n Y, The
Rev Thomas K. BcCcbcr OF Emra, AID AdGcn. James a.
Cunnn CHAM Massachusetts, Hoffman HOAc-GeOfge W.
Wurz secTrary Of the Y. = Legation at Rome piHas9
U.s-Ifut GOV A. q, Archibald Of Nova scotia Henry IL
Parker Boston and Jonn Knapp Of The 81 L0g ku6lrdn
Jots1 BTUHswck-AdI Gen. Franklin Townsend ana Cen
l. u Albany. EtCrth NOo-AGnA Anderson,
Receiver Of the Chicago, Danylle and Nincenncs Railway
COMPANY. Hor iOrs HOtsI-Gen M T. Bu'IeI oi sou'h
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A CARD

TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
KNox's FALL HAT READY,
nj 2l2 Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
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THE GREATEST ANTIDoTE TO THAT FEAR
Full scoURGE. CONSUMPTION WHICH HAS EvxR
FALLEN TO THE LOT OF NAN TO POSSESS"
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DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance OF the heathrnees OF the nervous
system cannot be oYerestmated power life
and death and the direct bearing which IL has
qualities and its powers the Importance Of ts heatfu
preservation Its moderate danger OF oyertaxing
whether through thought sCIdy, intense application IN
attention the conduct OF complicated and
business interests by the excessive indulgence Of the
subjects for Consideration the knowledge OF what
moderation what and when these exist the absolute
necessity Of promptly seeking advice from expert who
study investigation and treatment OF all the
dies Of this important department. 20 accurately determine
diseased conditions their canees and origin
whether arising the exercise rreguarty or
and from his and practice has learned
the arrangement and promptly apply
truth to the inexperienced and annoying the
patient who naturally wants 10 know without delay what
IA the the extent Of the arrangement the probabilities
OF recuperation and the time required.
striking example the value OF experience and practical
well usefulness of the prompt applies
ton O suitable remedies found In the important statement
home but abrOad that proportion OF those who
mental disturbance and absolute insanity psIma
neutJ who placed under treatment within
after the first symptoms have manifested themselves
te intellectual Departmental the brain has become
haustcd by Intense mental application deprvng OF the
power connected thought only It's strength
By being properly nOurshed by the OF certain
methods Is precisely so In other Department.
whether Of appetite propensity or passion each requng
remedy for s recuperaOn and different for
bringing them from ther Oyerworked and exhausted cond
The Importance Of this branch Of medical practice
family the securing Of hereditary titles and the re-
tentiOu Of estates in the same family.
long and large experience IN this direction have
the thankful appreciation
OF the rs families In the city and nation and eer
tsnly can communicate much to cultivated minds
with practical experience in what pertains TO the
recovering their whether OF bran sppets
propensity, OF passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19

IA visitor at the Exposition, dining at
French restaurant meey mtim&ted when his biil was
presented that his bottled egg contained chicken Inc
polite waiter said thai he wOud have the bi corrected
and soon returned with new bill, upon which the
charge 30 cents for "eggs" had given place 10 an
item OF 90 cents for chicken.
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