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, 1877-01-24

frss llecce, residing Ut the corner Of Forty
seventh st huttcFticlsl strc.ts, fell at 80 yes
tcr.!ay mernlnE ncar the tnrslEr of Thlrty.tltrl
@ ann state tseets, and hrokY hi* icit lcT at the
AnkIc, lle aaH u wife unu seycn children iu
rather btraltened circumstances.
II WA stated II. Tnc IEuuxg last week that
a. i. fr.4ds and slilie sirDUnalL hal been
tnulted anibeWe.. I'LL 1prc.s stnni at KIrrhhuJ'e.
Ihis statement NUS based upon u cuInpla!ut
niane to IN oscer On duty Vt tho Central
nloaon oy q nian pnrlmrtt',g to ne IN exptcss-
pna said that 10 Aal been attacked by tic two
lNrkous mentioned aboyr. 1t appears. how.
ever, upon lnyestiEation, beyond tic shatlow Ut
" Do Witp the aa:ault, hut WIS NIT dow ~ osn
II the afternoon oF evening ut ul'. Consequent
u he soNd not have been arou.nl drinking with
Alike sifi)o1lald, as Wis untfuthfully stated by
lhseoY Ypla!naat.
sal.k, Ky.; A. y. Juhnson. Arthur tioshaua, ".
D.alami!son, Eo4ton; ii. j. iiaseusk. busaaus;; -;
u ,; baker: l,hlIadelPhia; Gtn. 4. u. li.lci,'
ol.sh. ossSs t.a ths lion. t's !. &. wot:e!i. r. T.
.,asy; Rs.ntsassy; 1 l. = M!.hop. SeW loss u y; Kerr,
I Z. Y. Rowland, CiucIanali: j. ". Weston. iii.
xsss:e gat.1 G*q; T. s1s sns Is,s:
!au. fanksou; A. A. Choteau, st. Louis; j. ii,
Henderson. New York: Prof. J. Z. Wutsou, AuI
A1aos; ,ho Lion. John Irako. Lay city; tbs Hon.
gs.ad aaa,! Fssa.o9' pettoIt; = 7. Smiley. &: 4.
co!. g.: Thompson, 81. Paul; Capt. uart.
!sst St. jog. Atc4:; lha Hon. bher.
sv wsn PaRe. Maine -; Sasrnsa's Nou.&-J. Ii.
Aeef, Ailwaatss; J. T. Houston, Scgsunre,
Mich HenEy Wheeler. PAiladeiphiA; u. u,
VAIL, lndepcndsnea, IL g. y. WAeetes, Wan.
pun +. J. Brown. tneezaoll. ont. 4. /. langsr,
': AKRON Q. 8. Appleton, bossoni r. L. Bsak4laj
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
TWO KNOTTY TLXTS.

NATURES GLORY IN THE REDEMPTION.
the Rer Jatus H. Sceiyc a. n. at the Cog'a'e Rc'o1ed
church.
The Rev, Dr. Julius II. Seclye, President Of
hmnorst College preached yesterday at the morning ard
evening services ut the Cole iae Reformed Church at
Fifthav and Forty-eghth,t., in the absence OF The
Pastor the Rev. Dr. Yemiyc. The effect OF the Summer
exodus fl ON The city causrd marked dimnution OF the
attendance, the church being only third hled. Dr.
sccye preached from tho text, Romans viii 10: "For
the earnest expectation of the creature waeth for tho
manifestation OF the SONS OF God"
Biblical studyns. he said agreed that this passoSe
the text and contex-is the most difficult passage IN
the Bible adequately To explain. And vet the thought
thus mysterousy shadowod forth ought not TO be en-
tcly strange us, or find empses of II an through
the B lc The Bible continually assocIes creation aud
reclamation together There are. too, things with
which We quite familiar, Wmrh uLehi hip us
foy,.r,ls the meaning 4 this tmtI. Nature. even
rs il now surrounds us, becomes elevated ana giorhed
Z ~ T scuaI ,erfc.tiou f., '-of onrv a l,-owfh in
know edge nf nature bat also in power to make mani
natulu's secret adaptations 10 human wants. 40"
cloSed bat how macl also o. ng,urc's usefulness has
been brought Gu aad made available by t-e advancing
culture OF Hau The great ."rc's "i nature Wirn W.
constantly and 50 ra-.y use, ani whose manifold
ana prodi-lous Workings enter 50 LARGELY mio tht
thought ans hamt' oi The Whoc eNptriencs or tHc
CIVILIZED world, have been n nature rom the beginning,
bhi ior what ages did the} wait for "a roeu-uilion-
waited rs though wan hrlu'lirl Iacc, luty stoud
exuccant of the eye which Shou discern them and the
hand should NNltch tht Ana nave upi li'S-
s.ue forces H reality come trans Igurei and guii
a, ih.v have hr~uinc thus tributary tO mgn. and 1s u-
timatcy assoc ted Win the deseiOpne mt of human
iaef
But all hs interesting il is. ana susceptible o. he
ing carried out much greater eX'en D. idr from
reaching grandeur OF tit Thought DO thc text l. q
sfrpdngstOur for turi her VISION al ,c Nolrou- truth
lcls. declared. Civilization haS brought out many
40 iptati0us OF created things 20 numln wants;
An has hclutih,d Nature, and science tas
Dreathcd order harmony mo tie diverse ana di--
corJaut, and all these reveal ts truly ucW glory io
nature as they are the dLHung oi new day To mau.
but CivZi iu iud Art Science thrn, Ives dark
unless lighted by n ,ht other nau tutIr own, and AL
the glory they -iNe 10 uatu Is is beauty into VINO,
form Inc sculptor may mould h, inatbic, while the
Bile luron Of 30 al cold and Gcnd a5 10 bc
Ioic | cannot understand ihc Apostles thYu-ht hrie
cXrcDt ts pointing 10 a. real participation of uduie il
la, new CORY WnIcI aWats her, though tlc statue
become conscious ana sAUula TCOcc ia tie -hil
Win Wurn tiic sc,iltu hts fashioned lils tnuug
creation sGod only lind it, glory ~ MANS Tedcnp
Ton, b snOuld become aDe To recogzc ana ENJOY that
glory.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

The Stock Exchange Rifle CLUB shot its first
regular match at Crecdnoor on Saturday ror a unique
gold medal presented by Mr. Wo,risloler. On The
medal appr ar bull and bear rampant Near the bull is
target with number OF high cutters ami tn bear
i, another target win number OF low outcrs typical OF
the rise and ia stocks scroll encrccs The targets
and the bull and bear, giving the of the medal
with the mOnas sIaIn of tie club and eagle. There
were twelve entries, aud far average scored. G.
Dcwing winning the prize OF IL points out
= possible 80
Gen.F L. Mllen the Burton trophy for the second
time. ia - competition by the members OF the lisi-
American Rie Club. His vas Is OF possible
20 lie WAS tied by Sergeant Burke, whu the ar
r,ngtmcnt ~ the score tool. the 81 cond place.
Private W. Price the sharp l.Ihe prize in a com
petition by the Seventh r gi uent RIDE Club.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
BASE BALL.

At Lowell Mass, on Saturday, the Lowells scored
tire, and the Live oaks ct Lynn nothing.
THe jOstOn Club again defeated the new tinciu-
uat club ut Cincinnati Saturday - close
3to2.
At Louisville the sixth championship game be-
tween she ariors Of Brooklyn aud tic Louisville club
wou by the LouIsy.ies easily hy score o. AZ to4
The Tecumsehs OF London, Ont, defeated the
Bnckcyes ~ Columbus Ohio game international
champion. mp Columbus on saturday Dy score OF 10 p
The amateur Alaska Club of this city was de
f,ated AZ wsc-barrc, Pa By the WIKI sbarre Club
uitlay bJ score of . 90 !.
At the Capitolino Grounds. Saturday, q large num-
her II persons wucs game between the crystal Cul
of Ero,klgn aad he Arlington club Isand Tho
Crys.ais y the game by scDte Of 10 20 i.
The Hudson Ciub, which now leads in the contests
Tor the Prospect PARK championship, added another VI tory
its long list saurlay by defeating the Osceoa Cub by
scOrr Oi 30 =
Fully 1000 persons witnessed the game for the
Park championship Prospect Park Saturday
the Namers, ami Wiioka Ciuns. 10 .,
less WrI played aud closely contested game by
score cd 10 D.
John Quigley the catcher for the Clipper Club of
tins city, was fatally injured game Wappngers Falls
on SATURDAY the Clipper aud Active Clubs lie
running to catch foll BAL when base hurrying
home tiid bl,e gugry stopped Ia eat tho ball
niIuck uj ms bIst Ia the fOluhtA
crushing The ssulL
The following ia the championship record If games
tlayeo won and by The clubs date llos
tons st maintain lel Louisville ST. Louis
Clubs standing lie for second position:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
ANXIETY FOR HUMAN SALVATION

yge 1.r j. 4 Broaaua DD a. He Cairarr Rqotis, CAurch
The pulpit of the Calvary Baptist Church,
IN Twenty-turGsf, between Fth and s'Sa-3ycs., was
ccupicdyslerdaynorl Boy the Rev Dr. j. A. Broadus
OF south Carolina Tnc pl.tor, Rev. RS. Macarthur IL
absent "a Euroue. Dr. Broadi>s ieXtwas Romans tx
For could wish that myself were accusscd nom Christ
inns is usually considered hard passage he said
tud - preacher soulf moi Tx" 10 hIs uhlcs,
can plain % simple MANNER aud tbtn draw from
some -mplc, practical iessons In rsa ming amy pas
sage Of scripture should let The Bible mean ist
whit Account sHoHid also DE taken o. ,nc con
n,CUOn III s.udyluS tht Bivf, ana hr WiilrFs state ol
mind suOuld be properly considered lu tins text the
writer docs Bot say. wisL tuat could bo accursrd :"
but Lo Stops on tnt buik VI ,d}lnS 'euihr thne ur
expressing telrDi VISA. To Epsit 10 tue Romans
co-ihors TIE doctrine oi justification by faith and t4e
bearing 81 tls doctrine upon Ntnciuuou dhu uyrE The
customs Of the JrT- 10 whom tAe dca thdt t,cutllc
was as good a. Jew was aDnorenL Paul's VISA is TO
his brethren thdi n loves mem lie sees what
"a coilnG Tor his nalion, and knows thut it
is doomed 10 destruction. lie also that MS people
siLhng then Atcs.ah Whru he ls come. .dul his
assored thai ne - speaking tme truth, when hr says
tnt has great hcaylnrss co. splrit aud coui wish
self accul-ed iur bus brethren No ordinary Language
could express his intense cinUiiOn To understand
passage sympathy WAN te writer alone u necessary.
Ol tine salvation ~ oihcre j. enhanced by pat
riotisin and personal interest. IL IL man de,iies
Inc salvation Of AN the WOf'd, tie more
viii he De ANXIOUS Tor TIE ruiFaton u hs own
countryrcI ana esp, cialiy of his OSn friends aud
knsncI. Nor Is Tins concern prevented 10y wnat
nation and elect on. These ideas make IeLg1n
d.siefu sOur but they do not make ~ sary
one nave 80 rclhrd iOr MS salvation. fdM's own
word, prove mis- ne SHOWS passionate concein Tor
bre1reu THIS concern wIll somoiiucs rse to Intense
passion, but only sometimes. PAU only occasionally
sa,a: &" Woe is ne II preach Mt the GuspcL" Pbty
consists Of thought ccmg ANA action all OF which
necessary sYuiDeilV tnIi-tidn lic ana charac
IL /. truu that need feeling well 10 thought and
actiOI Persons VINO devote tnrIu--Ncs rXclus.gcy
ether OF trse tgturs Of icy AZ iaciug Ot
tuc essential elements OF chdractcr Some denominations
devoted entirely TO feeling, and some 10 Thought
ana The Is true of gicat periods Of Chr stian
history. In this GAo ali toward
activity. The great idea now is work Bat our dan
ger is Lhtt snl not care for C.Ilstau truth
ought, ana thai small not like To hear d0ciual ser
mons Concern for tnc sAyaOn Of othrr-, moreover,
have good ErOund Paul did not ucluyr aat
eyery body gong 10 Du saved al last II .ht
To feel T.uu uld concerning Others uugnt those
feel about tncseitesf We do not feel thIs
subject should We only occabOuauy eaten .InpSca
Of inc true aspect Of tns matter
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
A cyURcu BUILDING TO BE SOLD.

Sheriff Reilly Oh Saturday took possession OF the
Episcopal Church OF the Holy Savior, on Tweny-hith
street Macsonayenue. to satisfy IN execution or
$l3 800 julguent obtained by the Rev Dr. A. b
Carer the Rector OF salary aud caSh ad-
vanees for current expenses. mortgage Tor 91VoVo
is held by the Manhattan Life Insurance Company on
the church property which viii be ioreclosed imned
ately by mutual consent The society organized Dy
the Rev. DT. Hawkes., formerly OF Calvary Chnrch
in this civ. He died atcr the corner
stone was laid, and was succeeded by Dir Carter
Tne Church has ugdcd along under heavy burden o
debt for several wears. which the trustees nave zen u
able L. meet aud recently the accumulation Ot interest
and arrenr, Pastors salary aud current e& Pensc'
have increased steadily tina. the officers Oi the thur
with tue approval OF meubors, advis the Rector ~
begin suit payment. 20 be taken put oi the sue oi
the Church furniture and movable property. II Is
believed tat the Church edce and lots Viii satisfy tAe
mort cages.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
FAREwELLs AT TIE PIERS.
SOME OF SATURDAYS TOURISTS.


Saturday was lively day at the steamship
wharves of five transatlantic Companies. The friends OF
the departing tourists "a complete list OF tho passengers
gwen in Saturdays 1RIBUS) oongregatlng III gre"
numbers speak their adieus The lnman wharf, "here
lay the City OF Brussels waiting for the sulpienc"i'
mall was unusually crowded Theodore Iiion was
passenger with his face turned for the first time toward
Europe where he Will spend not more thah SIX OF
eight weeks. His object IN making the JUgne{t Jn tonp
partially To obtain aftcr an arduous eGlulnE to
VIII ch has involved 27OOO miles OF travel o'.I 'no 80
especially 10 place his daughters Florence ana Ae9 az
school IN Germany. Miss Alice VINO lOf sohc % t'uo @ @
been an inmate OF Dr. Richard = stofr Ia'nl!, !,, '
shown marked talent for artistic Worh' SUI sun h M yen an
designing and decorating pottery, ava VIII NC - 80
opportunity to develop her tistc IN tha' 20 o,
roll 1ion the dest SOU fourteen years OF az,
went with his fatner. and VIII Teulh WIN ;t n, I'm
part SAT IN the cabin before tnc steamer s3e Win
le% Iiienas apEt I d .9I m creat many fIcnds
ca led at M 1itOn's home TO bid the tIaVcioIS
ana MIR Richards, Mrs. Tiion's brother, br"ush. ine
Ralph, to ths steamer To 'ahG iyeno had
fdtEer, brother and sisters. Inc ehli"lon Ia" ~
ter mother good-by early III te - mn Vi ,y,5t
Among the last friends 20 take leave Oh Nr Nnifo,
Francis b. CARPENTER and wife. Francs u ho'.i'on s
abs West accounted Tor ms not DeihS liOou'
al tAe lcayoaking aud ar lnDo @ seD nnsrf and
Mr. Moulton, 10 whom he ict the warmest hlthushlp
MI lion's hair has grown gray, but ne appaI
oiiv in e hes, ~ bealD and was ven bronzcd Oy the
exposuIc II lcct re- travel He Will be Few days ~
London Will then take his daughters TO MnFcH 1u IT,
turning VIII make a sLOI vis al Pans Joln a. NaN'oh
Minister Austria; Il ". LVafls sou "a ~ oo.i' 80,
iYaris and q rev H. H. Collier % Boston, were pa
san rS by tic same steamer InercWCrc pleasant s'oI7
a tne wnau OF the National Line 1Ho a'0.'t ti't
England Carrying fuii number oi pahsens,Is' anu @
an M tlrul Fanny DayenpOrt.wu in COMPANY WihHyt
ser IIIss Man Davenport ana Nj. ami Mrs f1lief VIII
MAKE England anu Inc Con'lA@n.' - ~,
rlch NitH h'..h u''oI's,'o1
Shc said much 'Idiu oI 9''7. 49,
as o slcKncSs GcaTt at leaving So many "eu liiIN
ia New-l Olk. Flowers ana tccsIdlS NciS @ 9,'' Z tts
Day. Dion B0ucc;it. Au&usun p"ly, Lc,toi o.
H. l.. Davenport, justice Geduey, MIS- J0Iu - e"' "N
tuth Avenue Incatcr Company. ADM Vi uo'I' 49,
wGu ~ arrived jIst Ia tlint liuiI thr VI'' I
iceH NlOc and LCrd D0HdIc0fg WHO are Si''',s a. 80
tanad Niih W. j. Florence anu h. y 0"iLeih' nv i''
Davenport Ure-se III Ght NUNS nav 'th 80,
, r. ,..r,,I, IN .,lnnp A. on scck. uut 30 i- 10 De
ftded tuat the Wctrcrs "ih Do Ooi &cu 1" '"- ,,a
thu,e bats whcn thc sea hrcc1cs aie StI"h-' .,
20 Eu-iand." the message cable 10 'it,a "a
by Joseph Jefferson an. DO N = cara "HV mus AO'"
a cordial baud across the OCrtl
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
INSURA NOE TOPICS.
CONDITION OF THE SECURITY LIFE.

CONDITION OF THE SECURITY LIFE.
THE ASSETS TO BE DIVIDED AMONG THE CREDf.
TORs-THE TRIAL or THE INDICTED OFPICER-.
A correspondent of The TRIBUNE asks for
Information regarding the present condition OF tho 30
curity Life Ins rance aud Anuu ty Company which
placed In the hards OF receiver. Dec H. 1870 AT the
Office OF the Receiver, W. H. Wicsham, II IL stated
that the accounts OF the company have all been
amned including the policy register which contained
list Of about A. 900 policies that been issued by Tho
company since it, organization OF these, 1000
force when the company declared nsoiycnf. and
valuation Of the 10000, by on has been made, the
amount OF the notes held by the company IN earh
asceraned, ANA everything is ready 10 declare and pay
dividend To the p0Icy holders, soon rs tbe court
sail decie who creditors. The court, however
has allowed until sep 3, Tor tne presentation % claims
against tne company, aud untii That no nothing further
can done.
Ins ,ase OF the Security Life Company Is the ons
in TINS country which an attempt uas been maze 70
W1d up the alTs Of tle company an iFido Tue Arsets
d'OhB 'he creditors dhu consequently no' '''l '.1r
cate Questions a. 10 priority Of cas ahd Tue proper
distribution of tr sots Lave ar~cn, ln Nncn hefe are
no Pieccd hta To yiIde The receive -" ca pi ir.
EeJccDd L." Miner against thc Il cover, Whith was
recently decided % the General Tcrh Oi the Supreme
Court O1c % ihesc. ilr OfdeI otu1ihg Mis- 1ilirTs
petition aiiimco but h is thought t.is via he
oaIred 10 the Court o. Appeals. L. tle dn cains,mt-
tulcd cndOWmcnts, ana aunuitcs arc allowed to taAe
precedence OF Oter claims, thcy viii 0sOfb nearly IL
hands Oi tno Receiver Al tie as7cis VI
tb5 company tA..L come INTO the hands Oi tc lt
ccyer ucudng tue Income from ron-, "a less current
expenses, ln,aot 10 DC dstuDutcd as sOon a. mo
Court 5Bdil 80 diroct.
10 oHocIs OF tne security Life who indicted last
winter, d'ter the cVudiuVn OF the company "as ds-
cove. e are as follows ROBERT h. Ci,s, President;
Robert H. case Jr, tHe Ac Iy, and Isaac H. Aleu- 80
secretary, fOr puDury; I.oOdOrc Wetmore, the wee
Prcsicn for euD;hlirheDt Ih're petsons nave gwen
IOuus wIth exception RJDst l.. Cssc, Jr wnD nds
tcit tAc cJdnuy. Ihe indeed oh.css WuO haFc ihf
lishcd nOtile TIE DStfici-Aitornty OF
t, anu Dif. P-cps Is aitins tDe
direction, Stite Superintendent Of Insurance be-
t'Aius ~ tacr casts Asyes 40 day mas been so'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
MIssoURPs INSURANCE PRECAUTIONS

The Insurance Commissioner of Missouri has
gwen notice TO Flre CoupdDos doing busl-
ue4s thai State, b. act Of the Legislature last
Winter, scmi-snnua state Ient for the six months end
ng juno 30 viii bs required the statement 10 b. hed
with the Missouri Insurance Department on or bcors
July 10. great deal OF indignation Is felt among tne
Insurance Companies OF this city that will DO
oDised 10 com y win this Law, cease
doug business the State. The time allowed
FOR he preparation Of the statement was only ID days
Ias Unusually sbur. pcrlJ aud tne necessity Tor any
U4tcncr tnan once Ell, whcn thc au cilD.
,cudcu, has Tue privilege Of rAamn.u- any c"mp"h' OF
standing time, Regarded ~ Toe conn
ptulrs purely ludLy. 1hc ezra expense ihnn 'ii-
icd uP Tue companies lt II slatv - Aot an hc'"''
glAble ltrn. as Tho prysUus al thu pVcco-n
lnrcc as June 3O.w 10 be ass eltalltd Already
several Ol the compins nav" l0uIi III Il cossag 10
retain a considerable clerical lOrcc unt late Lvui ht
ugut tuc PREPARATION ls ,xtt ate nchs' "hicA IS
required ~ no OthcI S,atc IN tuc JhiOh
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

RAIDS UPON ChININAL RESORTS.

Captain Byrnc, Of the Fifteenth Precinct on
saturday night made descent upou the gambling h' uses
in Ills Precinct Ho found No. GIG Broadway IN iui
blast and sending up hIs mcn. The game Of faro was
closed up and tnrty-hyo PRISONERS, including he pro
prietor I'm Kenny taken to tie Mercer street
Police station. All the implements of the game, incud
y deans-boxes chips cards. and the furniture Of the
ROOM we're taken 10 the police station At the Gotham
No 29f Broadway, the police had hard fight Captain
Byruc and Sergeant BrOean wont 10 the doors,
smile ID tectiVc 1lcVln clmbed upon the roof ana
forced OF the bars from one of the windows to
effect AN entrance nom above. 0leNn Hdd 10
dro, about uuc feet a-d landed ~ the midst
m e gamblers. They at once SET uirn th' oitti, q 10
tine catain and sergeant were Obliged 10 uc open lhc
dotr Ice ore they could assist ,eNn Tie seven imdl 8
were rr, stcd aera dcs rrae struggle, mi, win the
D,rll. cr we're sent 10 the Mercer street Ponce STA
f.n Al the jefferson Market Police Count Yesterday,
Kenny w.s held ui4lin $1,000, auu tAc iAub-hSo
tri.sic,s were hanged. Joun Brady oh" oi tHr pro
uri,,is OF The "Gutbaiu was also bcll n nIuJO, ana
tbs ticu cautured with hn were fla 4 $40 caciL
Tine Police OF the Tenth Precinct. on saturday hEht
,-i. -v.tler descent GU owen GcuGhn Eau'3 concert
taof M No 1O3 Buwcry, which had been again ooehcG
20 rae public after being c0acd iwo weeks ago Inc P"
tretor and about hltt other uc SONS were ara sf tai
Foo, ls oAed hOuses OF il-rrpuic al No II Bow
pt iy Charles SACK; No 81 ayard--l. Kept by Abra-
nam X ,sl.g: NO III Canaist, kcpt JOS Carrie Andei,
son: 80. 1871 Hest r~t Nepi by Beriha Mey rs ana
No ~ FYIsyn-~ ihe proprietor % WHICH is uhhu"Wh h
M. proDrl,tors Of these house, at the Ls>tN Market
P1icc Court yrsteIda5 were ned IN IlOu 4IpoJ lg
IS 900 bail Those arrested at the places were hned
small aInOuuts.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

Anarmy of carpenters and plasteTeIs has been
- work during the past year erecting t4e conner OF
sixtl-ave and T. gLt.st, Brooklyn, structure 70 be
known when completed az Grammar School No. 80 This
budpg " N b. one OF tbe hsudsomcst sehOohOnscs ia
the Uned States Ii will be flushed IN time for the Opeu
ing 81 the September school eiin and the att ndance
will evidently r,. ID ihii oi schoo. No. .. me slle
~ ,be buti,g l- one " the most Deiutiu lu the cl
gr,n tbg WI ndows o tnc upper door picturesque view
a. 49, cify and The hay obtained Tie Gliu ib,uns
-. the iot on which the Guiding Stands are l7Z
Set by 100 feet. The bulding Is 0i Dr'k, Win
.,o,yns,cf,- trimmings. II 10 feet by 30 lcct in
Sxssnt and Is three stories high, with base
nss,t and iBai,eaid root. j, Is b1it IN tee Roman
81 atctctuIe. IBc st0 cs are aDou - ,ci hiSh
sd are admirably lighted. Ou ,ach sIdr c tlc 0ndng
~ siu.l wings cucusnk stalrN. leading 10 lh, sec
- a. IN the rar - another sug, also enclosing
.t,v y, Non resAes iU tie third 1S)r Tue breadth
~ tes .txirways unusual, ami tcy aTc ~ structure
D ,N.,n..ly,, entirely outside or The man b"ldIug
H. latest improvements lu Ieatng puohc buildings
have Deen placed IN the baeeneht o. sls schOo4hOusc
n, t,,.aI cost Of lie building ~lA DO SJO,23H
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

There was great trepidatiOn in the liquor and
lcl-becr saloons or tue Ninth Police Precinct ycsc4
teray All along IXthayc., Fourteenth, IHrtcouth aud
adjoining streets could be line OF 0utpOsJs Before
,he back or side doors Of nearly cyeiy saloon Was
stationed young man, Who held instant commun cation
win the bar ke per On duty the momcn, policeman
appeared in siVht Then The doors b0.t1d OF keys
turned in the lock, anu Tor the tmebc n ho place
20 ali ntonts ana purposes closed. Whenever the words
ali right" were heard from the Watohful sentIAci
outside, doors were more unlocked and unOol.cd.
This caution Thought necessary because or the pre-
yIus sunday .cyrr arrests hdd Daan malr along ila
street Dy capt krnucOy, VINO insists mat n he ctnuO,
suppress the Sisdiy guOi-raic or his precinct en-
dr y tine saloon Keepers >a Ht least De compelled L.
i've tDcr place. tAc appearance % brluS 'lustd In
CAPTAIN says tat people urSro IN Inhi-su er tc rtJpy
trir drinks such "SWcat-nONcS as were the uS C}
ose sluUus OF :. .XlA-V. yesterday 10y drr welcome
"a 40 -o bat fcw sundays has domOH,ti&tcl tHe fact
mat no sODncr do grt iuto such Tx ti closed
bnrruons lnan tDey cut faster than they came H.
-Jme ul tne aapOu-keelers slld yesterday That they
reared the Captains vows were correct Stii 10
ope,i that Captain Kennedy woud soon relaA hs yigl
an,o CD the tur poicc aut ores, IL j. claimed
i tuIs /, the only l0c.udi mJdt % fesir I- the
unt, uiuul AZ .v aud % iar tie NiDtI IN cl 90 :
con er rd one Oi iO,t pOpuiUus Ia Inspector DLA
ri, tie effect ftr been ConsIu, IA lie decline
n run AcIcss On sunday and consequent smaller mum
b.r OF b.;twls and arrests.