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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Furnished by Special Corresdondents
for The Advertiser.


Weather pleasant; news items
scarce.
1t seems that our Lawmakers
would like to get The county-seat on
wheels.
We understand that David Barns
is gradually growing weaker, and is
in very critical condition.
= Roads bad and trade dull.
Our Blseksmiths = May the
"WyHe" of life. Smiths laws" Of
health, or the unerring aim of MIN
rod" Scott. never lack for appreeia-
ton by the citizens of Peru
"Oft in the Silly night.
Ere sluubsr's chain. has hoaad me,
Fond memory brings the light
OF other days around me-
Yes. when we were learning & B C's
in an old log school house.
Our observation Is that the G.
Hopper eggs are generally in a good
condition to produce 8 bountiful crop
of the lively little cusses next spring.
- There is some hog cholera ia this
vicinity. especially on the Peru bot
tom.
: We understand that the teachers
Of LoLdon precinct are having very
good times at their club meetings.
Why can't the teachers of each pre-
cinet have like organization ? Moth
ing like meeting together and CON-
pairing notes on the principle of my
light is none the less for lighting
yours" VAN WINKLE.
london.
- The people are rejoicing in this
beautiful weather.
Birds. with gay plumage, are
here. singing all the day long.
The Black Hills fever has been I
raging to some extent, but with .
no very serious results.
We want no bills to pass licens-
ing rum selling. Five hundred dol /
lars does not make theaceursed traffic
right or honorable.
- The farmers begin to think about I
sowing grain; some have already
commenced.
- Four of Mr. BrGsh's children
have been sick with di2theria, but are
getting better.
- Teachers Association az the
Brick school house next Friday even
ing.
- The question discussed at the In
The Office of County Super
ought to be abolished" was
decided in the affirmative. 4 wise
decision, perhaps. There are too
many officers everywhere. They
must be made less. The times de-
nand it, and the work las begun.
The store once owned by Z. Mon
" is gone. john LoveIess has it.
rhe addition is owned by VIM. Var
hey, who has made a residence of it.
= Hathaway Ellis drove up to the
I'D homestead in London last Mon
lay. he will occupy portion of it
Is residence. VIM. Cavity will oc-
'Upy the remaining portion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
= Beatrice has a whist club.

Messrs. Browner & Ferris. pro-
ducs merchants Of this city, advanced
the price of corn yesterday to 2l4c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
a GARD.

Having returned from my
trip TO Europe. would an
nOunce TO the public that Il
sh3II remain at home. being
ably prepared to attend 10 any
sickness, accute or chronic, OF
either sex.
Amy consultation cOnfiden-
TALLY responded to by address
ing
DR.. AD0LPH 0PPERMANN,
32w4 Sheridan, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
TO THE PUBLIC,

I am thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the firm OF Richards
& smith. and hope. by q strict attention 70
business, TO merit a continuance OF the same.
TAOMAS RICHARDS
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Nesy BuCkWheat

Flour at Huddart's grocery store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
TIE AGITATION In FRANCE.
TIE RrSrIT or TIfF LAST Election
IR1tTICfLLY INNuLLED.
MscNahon Unndin. the Government BACK
Into the Hand. oi the Defeated Party
The Republicans surpriscJ, but Confident.

Mnu AZ Pa
y.
enl OF the IWeS in his despatch OF last niGht
says: Tho agitation ia increasing. AT this
,,,,.,,,ou, -, -, a., -. -. -,
m,''"'"' W. 'I''S r'N"h,hs the appointment Vi
nitv-slN Projects are signed and ready To APP
bear. The Administration t,lls hnek into tho
i.,.,. fa'',., ,,,,'..,. NV ~ '''
m""," ION WIN ""N'is. su"Iasr Sha'.hru
Layrentie do no r.,,irn in thc Cnb,n1t =, il onIv
-, a., . 49, -, ~,
o''""'o 'no "'p''77''nS t"'".t"u ihuu'ou
hesitation to change the foreign Minister. and
bnrnu-e NJ T.urtnu r.fttsod to not with two
-, t.t ~ =,
u''''"',N 'i'. .''"' ''-'7, 10 Ni i""''ou
ready published. projecting boforehnnd
o,,,,ir-, i..,,,,,.,,,r. i,,,ri,,,,,s MIA r,,,
os''hst NI'houlah' ih'r'Eues' Inc note
proves nothing. The Mai-hal aiming at dis
solution. cannot di-pcn,e with the UNramon-
,.,.,,.,..i'n. s'.., II ,.t,,.,.c'.,',i.. ,i..',.
l"hc votes III iht senate H. shene'iorth their
captive. Everybody IL firmly convinced that
the new clcctiOm, viii protest against tho Mar
shI r'',h' "''7' A. 10 'i' bohapar' SIS uh'y
declare Themselves unitrrr-ted in the quc--
uon w, hnI t,y, f,rtiidnhl, ndycrsnri.a
.oi.l ,,,o. 80 ,.,.,t.u,,, ,,. ,-i.,. ,,.,
S"'" ono "' u'' ",n7' 'l l.i" '' hlu u-"'y' U'
orlcansis and Republicans. They are now
ngl.ting furiYu-l, vfilo We look on md wait
w. ,.ai1 no ,.,y H. r~rr"nohnl viii, "i,I'i'. 49,,
Ind The III Of Derrmher. III" I,,unilr.tn
The The i iGih p Of say A. t. @ tho esmis GG Gy 4M c1M
claim no erndit They cnunOt eyon nttsnut
COINS fJoii 1'''i'
II
hon. enur.,.. saw. . : far. Mi Le nns ,ionr il
u,rf,ltl, inrni n.,, ,-,tiJ In ateu L"v,t,I ,bn
honnds of H. ,rin,.t ",nnltt,iidn gs,,t,r,v r
if win Tho consent nf tha Sntut" A." shonli
dissniya Parliament Nm "a ruinr iDn. "a ,Nrv
small NM, - IL In,v Lv sfriati, ,, e,r,ni,, -
No lcii.r nf ti,n lnt- Within fho fnur 'nrm.r.
81 mo safcs, r,n.t'futi"n ihc vit Of n,,,n "ynr
frnno1 ,h.r, h. sn'ti, room f,r n,ts lnd"n Vim
mn ilnni a, .n.'.r MI o. ruin II viii 49,, r.,
"n,,t,t1h for Nlr-l"i NnaNi,l'"n a. iin,d I'M h.
ba- a',,nI a,n.i tiinnnilv if i, b,uIi 'i,nily
i,, ,i,ot d., ~ ,',t i t,,,i Il, f,. MI .,, ~.
his brilliant reputation makes us wish W. could
overlook H." grave rca-1n for nli-giNing in his
message In truth it sets up claims which will.
W. fear. bring him into collision with the coun-
try"
The Pal Nal Gazette this afternoon SAYS Il
thinks either in prctrn.. or in truth that the
alternative submitted e. France at the elections
lin tho oven, of n d-soiutioni will he the return
of u Copscryatiyo majority or the retirement
II NncllahD H. nnd that t. large class OF
Fr.nchnrn tho r.t,ftion If MnrMahon viii
seem the best guarantee for tho maintenance
of order and th- und -turl.d pros r,~s of trade.
II Is cons bored uhffM Whether ~ Senut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
TIE OPPRESsrrE WEi TIER.
Rain Needed for the rnrchcd Enrth-w
Uncle John Please Prays

There was n difference OF opinion about
the intensity Of tho heat yesterday. though
every one admitted that IL was warm enough
for them" Tho thermometer showed lttlo
reduction, however There was cooling
breeze during the day until about sunset. when
tho air seemed dead. and every one suffered,
except hattcrs. soda. beer. and lemonade
vendors who coined money.
"Hotv said the captain Of n banana vessel
just in from Central America. "Nhy. II II
wasn't for tho ferry house and tho docks.
would swear / was in Aspnwall."
"Wo didn't mind the heat so much down our
way" a Mystic porgic smnnk captain said "hut
It's terrible dry. We shall haVe to get Unrle
John Tidcn to pray for rain. People may say
what they want To- about prayer. but when Uncle
John prays for rain We always get IL. You ro-
member the dry spoil We had n few yonrs ago
Everything was burned up almost. and Wc had
pray meeting for rain. In 'lr John prayed
last oi all. som thing lkc this i can't rcm0m-
would -und rain. not this littl' DRILLING driz-
2ling rain, thnt don't do no i.oOd hu' ~r.Ht li.,
drop- and II good many of them, su b nS viii
stalks such ns liroihor Williamson could oat
two nt a mouihfu hut great hig cnrs. 'rwasnt
half an hour after thni hnfprr a hig thunder
shower rumo up. Uucir John Nill have to pray
nRnin. for We are suffering terribly down our
Tho Signal Service mon say that tho hot spoll
Is .luS'd hN tho heavy rains ia tho VI -sis-lppi
valley, which. hy prcripituting cold air has
forced the heated air elsewhere, and that we
shall have mora of II.
Thermomrtricn Indications arc somewhat
un-niis'n tory, and considerable variance was
reported in different plncr- Yesterday. In a
Harlem drug store Wini tow the instrument in.
dl utcd in the ait ruuuu % lu the shade, while
nGRr Prospect Park ''wa- only s3,.
W iliam Cutler. ngrd 60. of Tenth avenue and
SiNtioih stre.t, diod instantly from sunstrokc.
opposiic los Wc-t Fny-ihrl -trcct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
Closing the CIty Pool Rooms.

District Attorney Phelps notified Capt
Williams. ycsterlay, to close all the pool rooms
in his pref!n I. The pool men were notified n
week ago that they must close their rooms. and
johnson Il Co.. McDougnl. and the American
Jockey Club stopped selling. Kelly & Bliss and
Wn. Lowell kept open TO sell pools on base bah
match >. Capt. Williams entered their rooms
Yesterday and ordered them 70 close tl"ir doors
There were about q doz.a men ia oarh place.
They, qu"ty d"part'd and the doors were
"a 10 thu ori"r. H.. said; It's n damned
Outrage 4 Il pan can't bet dollar without being
Irietors REFUNDED the m1n,y p,a.cd in the
pools without withholding nnj conum--ion.
Last evening all the Iool rooms wern closed. 4
s.,.ll over Jersey Clty lusi "a, all tha others
have done. and open our ulllce there There's
l.l show for MS In New York. It, no use trying
to do decent business here, nni when you lose
the pool men Of New York hy pressing them
over into NV Jersey. the State OF New York
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
TRorBIEs or THE REV. j. H. FOSTER.
Tho Much-Mnrried Pastor or Wealthy
Church steps Down aud Ont.

CHICAGO, May ia despatch to tho Tri-
b''ne from Hannibal. Mo-. says that big scan
Gal Is creeping out there in connection with the
Rev. J. II. Foster. late pastor OF the Congrcga-
tiOnul Church in that city. He has had charge
OF that church six months. and was supposed to
be man without guile. until tho Rev. Mr.. West.
Superintendent OF Congregational Churches in
Missouri. appeared there few days ago and
announced confldentially to certain select broth
ron that he had ndisputable proof that Brother
Foster had for years led wild and dissoute
life, gamblod, swindlcd people. and married
five women. from none Of whom he had been
divorced Tho Hannibal Church exccpting one
other Gin st. Ious il the richest in the State
ana the rcv'lntiOns con n'crning its pnstOr fell
Ike bolt on those who heard them. Mr. West
exhibited documentary proof of the most in
dispuinhlc character, and it WIS decided to con-
iruit Foster NJ once with the charges. Foster
WIS overwhelmed at first. but finally admitted
iliut i was true he hal formerly led Il dissolutc
All li- ms committed previous to his conycr-
sion could not be- called up before him. H. adj
miitud having had three wives, but alleged u lii
Nurn" ipr good reasons in Uurh case
ANA nrniy denied That ne had been guilty of
hiEan}. There WHs evidence. however. that hes
hud been in tn" habit Of marrying women for
thrir money ana dcs"rting them. and "a per
,mltnly ,i"manl was madc that hc should step
d uwn AMI out Foster hung for two days upon
tlH ragged niEr ana then Consented t. uuIrfly
resign If the matter was kept quiet Tlis was
promised. and last sunday he prom hcd Tor the
m-i time. e-trrlay it was anuouuH Hrd that he
wi- no longer connected with the church. Eos
Ter - looking man OF exceedingly plaus-
Die AMI Euicl"-s manner and mnde such % ia
v3rqhl, impress on that ho was accepted On
slight recommendation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
A NICE TOWN TO LIVE IN.
UHERE THEY RITN MfN's BUSINESS
n NE JOTES TNDErENDENTLr
Threats Of Republican Leaders and How they
were Carried Out Liberal tse or fuhic
Money Tradc-pcopie made to Suffer.

Money Tradc-peopie made to Suffer.
The village Of Dover and township Of
Randolph. Morris county. n. j.. have for somo
time boon excited by an intense political con-
trovcrsy. Dover is really strongly Republican.
but the sentiment against the leaders OF that
party has become strong Of late and the indig-
nnnt people are making every possible effort to
break up an oni'chollcrs' Ring. which has an
iron grip upon the public pursn. At last falls
election. the township Of Randolph gave ma
Jority for Tildcn. which was the first Democratic
victory in the township in Presidential clrc-
tion since 1860. In the spring election in Ran
doph. the greater part Of the Demo ratio ticket
wa- elected. This was result Of some startling
discoveries which had been made in regard to
the dishonest misuse 10y Republican oillechold-
cr- ofthc public money.
In the election for village officers in Dover
held few days ago 1t was Thought advisr ,c
for the Democrats e. form coalition with tho
temperance people as the Republicans wcrc
believed to I've too numerous To- bc otherwise
beaten. The Democrats us a body, however.
either refused To- vote or supported the Eouulli-
can ticket which was elected Previous 10 tho
election tho Republican leaders throato ned that
they would destroy the tradc Of any of the husi-
ness mon Of the village who supported the tenn
peranoc ticket. Many people believed that these
threats would he carried into effect. and were
actually terrified or llozed into voting for
Republican candidates. Now that election has
pn--"d thr-c threats are being exc t,d against
pal hotels n the village has taken away hi- nat
rOnnEe from u hatcher and markrtmun ou nc
count nf the lnttcr'- voting for prohibitions Tho
man whose bus n,ss : thus injured Is qui g..
inoilrnsivo person, and took no part IN tho
election except io vote There are many other
similar risU - hut su" other of importance do
serves mention. Au cNpre--mnn on the Della
ware, Lacs savanna and Western linilroad was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
The Time for Austria to interfere -servia's
Military Preparations.

LONDON. May 19.-Thc Standards Pcsth
correspondent SAYS: Some extreme HunGa-
rian papers demandt that Count Andrassy should
treat the apron h Of the Russians to thcncigh-
horhood VI tho Austrian frontiers as cdsus
heNL Military men consider that the time has
arrived for concentrating a corps Oi ol-'ryn-
tion IN Trnnsyl,nnia. hrnr from S'mlin that
military preparations ui the SorvinnS are now
quito evident Prince Milan to-day nominated
COL Dragas 'hryitrh Chicf OF stan aul ordered
Con. Ompios tn rcSum" command on thu Dri-
m. toward which the artillery are mar hing"
heutnr's .Ccu-iantinoplc telegram says the
nrnre Of Kcu-s. tie German Amhaf -gdor. nnd
Count XiHhy, the Austrian Ambassador. hnve
not received identical nstru' tions Count
IirhN Is ordered tu await "A favorable moment
tor 0l'ring mediation. nnl 10 assure tn" Porte
That Austria sti desires the nIaint nance Ol tue
integrity of Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
MIR. MGRITH Ov THE POOL BILL.



60 What effect on racing will the pa ago Of
,bo lf1 ,r,I,ihi,f,,, ,...l-soif,,. a. y. ~,
,"V v'.' % ''",''""H i'''-s'''.'- ia >. iV'A
haNeT asked gentleman of Pri'c VI G.aih.
the wcll-known horsenan II Knutueky
e. ,or, to "A or.,, >, we ,b, r,,i "rh.o.
WY ""H '''.'' ""S nv t'ls' iH' Vp-
ponents OF pool-selling claimed that II the hill
was passed the race tracks would receive the
ro,r.,oc,o, n lor,.o Glaze -, ,.i r.~,
p". .V'"''' " '"'Nv S,'e' 20 p'ot''" ""o "'Io
Kept away from them by the beitlng-churfh
people. presume. they mean. We'll. the time
NOV noroo ,,b., hors, rocs ,,.iu l., ,.,,i
''''s I'm w" 'V'ev '". va " "''"''
with PRAYER put u VIII not he IN my LAY. or
yours eithor young man. people 40 to the rae.
,ract- AMI luv ,on'- an h.,rs..s In .,,l.r,,,o,-
49, -. a., .r
rk' ol the eN'tIin"nt y the ra''-. ~" pool
set'r' ~ w. hy'lhH h-7'' i''l. ~ il,i -. sums
lvl r. II ai's oi :, t'nS y N. ii.. money
'h4N.7 u4s Y~7''.Htyn, - .vN /, ,,uS lul-,
"i erth's 20 pr 'lh'hN"H l'r. /. i-' !IfE
s'aNr7 lh,'u'e Va" nwh'rs "i W. nn'- Ni' 's %
u'l "ut run lYl 'Il'Nl' nHl lhi7 u u liW makes
nm rVlhE, hu aus 70, IN'' IRA u h,. at
tt,sc,ii,n. anu p3i ulhri * eMiy lhr LrNiy>e
VI srliihE E l""'S, "hu wy "s-"lNi"l mus d'.
ilfcu WIN pc tolhl,iri ~ rutl1lI ihe si1e ~
uri ui st"Hs "Hi lutS,-' M "ll prevent the
.Mh.l7 Nl ,iie ~ - I.I.0N r. ~ 'ArI'Hs tht in
ior lon, ioI II II u '"1'~ l"gi nN' or siA
nuhdr,d dollars t. tfgin h9rse i.r racing yen
80 -, ',,' =, - , ." f@g ~ Iihi'
70 - - ,''"4'.t - % 't-' q @'
u"iNts 90 uol ''hfNi i"l ~" iiEr.ll' iuN %.
Miii n" Ihlrohiie inc roui7' ~ lug NII
h- that il will ~ longer he rr,i' D. =, iI i~,.I
Mo tn.s, kinI If Inr-.a T. .,',,.. a. 49,. ,,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Il i~ understood that " W. Forbes Will be- ap-
pmt,d Postmaster 90 k.'iAD ui, ii plrtc u Mns Van
Lew
Alien Robinson, butcher II Walden Orange
county luA no i h'it'u ~ mons on flldaA, luuh,d "a
knie Iut' ms abdomen amt dri
Chi,f Justice LOWS u WASHINGTON Territory
lls tu,rcd hls ro.lsfAu0u which has hrrl ac' ci,f
hut loHp pnnim' ut has made To a tae NacIaty
Matthew Baird, a w"ll-known citizen II phiL.-
d,lI,d aui tor uanN Years tuuur,rd Wlh me Ir pro
tw,mpoi we bal"R lelgma ave Works, d.cd yesterday
m'trns
Tho four.oar,d ~holl race htwoon tho l'nlino
AT Iuh =" Ealilurr, un the Ana -'nl lOit iluh
N.tnutum ha' l'cn postponed go >a> 81 the rcIIcst
John Tl'rnrY. aged Q y'ars. son II an Eric
tAckmhh waslAII' >lHt in th' lead hy tlc Hetnrutl
Nubo y1 l,t in tho hunis u lHnlip Nu,lltr ascd
H. NhIcrti were hunting ig'ss IN MAllctoMn, y.
,tcraHN
In Tho case Of BuHoll, who was tried IN Com
f,f g. II ilr ut lnNirlt Ga, Hanson -lll amt ir4ut
iN tl.s ~ ttfl ts.i 10, planned AMI
tI,N Inrtlul Nc Nou,, ucucia has d,t,icd thli he
.U 81. I- 49, a.,,. Q.! ,Vre The lact Bal Las
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Tho large income received for dog licences
has made Mayor Ely decide to devote part 1t bud-
ing specially adapted for pound. with apartments
the retention Of valuable dogs. aud pmcc Tor the de-
Sructon Of those without owners suitable lot will 10
looked Tor up town The May scndcavong have Mr.
Borgh revoke sdccion to take charge apture
Of the dos Tie as not Yet decided mode of death or
ihc do, VI bcrgl remains irm Alderman Morris be-
l'NVS thAt the mon crate Tor dTUW itl thtn which hs
invent two wears npu. will be used Yesterday
the 1ioi uccns wu- granted at u ocork Three hun
dl, were grant c ri lay. ltis antclat that when
iAr Mayor issue, ~. pr" hmHupn there will hc another
laf.o demand iur licenses. ani that the entire number
wall not tall short of ipVl Tho cltfClc u the crns-
lus bureau las made estimate that total number
U do. the /. "A Ntr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
General War Notcs.

LONDON, May l9.-Thc Russian Tcle-
graphic Agency denies the reported arrival Of
Persian Envoy at st. Petersburg to conclude
convention for the passage OF tho Russian troops
over Persian territory.
Tho N7cs Vienna despatch asserts that tho
commander Of Sebnstopol has ordered civilians
t. Gus, that city. n an attack is expected
Tine NtirN Vienna CORES Joudrui ~dy-: " II H.
aittl- liu-silrs viii establish a camp Ion north
ern Nin'dAy'a. who're large transports ar arrlv-
inc iron. lolani.'
TAc Austrian Government has received stimuli
tauUUt-h from -. / .t,l- -lut. and Belgrade
formal assurance tnnt SsrNia NI'l uNt tYe.. lrrt
yn thc Wax. Prince Milan VIII not sotl see The
Car,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
fHH nm ASI1 MINOR.
''''sd capture of Ardahnn by the Rus
h"h' I Il" InNeanieht Of Kara

LoNroH u "a d.-patch from Erzo.
'' N'Y ~ I.r iussians attacked
@1'ln''A in i'g.o. anl wcrs artin r.nnis.l
VA 'ui alton j. le..u.'ur d.n,ult' IT,,
si' .' Kars ARE broken. Tnc ru.,i.,' main.
,A'' .r positions iIihe neIshl.sna.l ,ito,e
1'4'' = expected soon. The E..-,.ai. h. ~.
'''' arc et kus.tik. Attempts ,ylou.barJ
Aif' H'f.uue"
a.. petersburg telegram says tho Russians
".'n AIdahan with 60 guns and lnrp.
,, a'l store. The russians lost 23j men.
'ae 4.lts nel -
,,. ,a' 't4 Nor' special from Erzeroum re.
r '@ '"i We Russians are beginning invest.
-, 'i"rail9n- at Kas.
n" Ii''h from Botoum May 1e. says that
,,ot ''As 'n 'he vicinity Of TcAurukson have
lew'',,.il lnru'all the villages and mastered
H., nI n'u, and children.
No H. lhri7 correspondent remarks on
en- -'nN I"lnsraphie Asrncy's telegram,
tat .Ns rc. lun0itsance in front oi KIRK
T,,D,i % Di-' rN"I the agency does nlt r.p.
nd 'hSh,rm'it as II decided success
K.lem ,,,'i 'i"diri the capture VI Sukum-
caa%Ss' or or s."s's Mas q for the army Of the
eS,,S i''tr drs 'o,pntch says that it is ON.
l4rie " ihn tue Turks have bonn
tYL .''".H hsHin and hirncd the
The I...,.o. in' nF .NF l"i'd.
phsl '''i l'.. rpNf b -iNa! FAIL
NJ. .i' "tI fii.I.4. = Nfi. .ufl-
e4sP f'rNv II. cry
''" .....i.. ......... Ao.,.. i..t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
TAe Rev. Mr.. MiIler,, Apu.nI.

In addition TO the appeal Of the Rev. John
Mer addressed to the synod Of New Jersey protesting
against the action o the Prcsbytery In conyctng him of
hefe-y Mr. miller has addressed further appeal 10 the
N0iorlior In which he says that In the Preslveran
hit mo- error which Is not COutrnt 10 some vital sys
'i oi doctrine taught In the standards car Justly .b.
WDt any one to the pam ni susItnslnn and thnt in hi
A V,ir hss ht'n no such error the error CHARGED in
l' mann an rhu- the ilNlnsilN stem. that he still
hNnN hiWs"l thorough believer M the great
't doctrines oi grnce through Christ thorough Cnl,ln
- fi dri's mat he holds doctrines lnslstou
- 'i"n' of Gurrinrs contained In the standards
nI NilNf il'u dlrict attention the method nf the
Ie-hifrrA pru- luon the irr gnaritv n thr yo. nud
hun | ''''' WV So N"''''"S ~ "''s'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
Two Regiments IIobnobbing.

Tho Twcn,y-third Regiment n G.. Of Brook
lyn paid aNisit TO the Twenty third Regiment q. d
New York yesterday and the two received at tho
city Hall by Mayor Ely. great throng greeted the
Brooklyn regiment as landed from the Wall street ferry.
AMI its good marching n 1t broke into panon twenty
tMuifunt with ruut" step elicit the al plansc of the
wall street mCu From the ty Hall the tive imcnts
cctd'd up Broadway n Ft ave nut and around the
Worth monument, where ttt were reviewed by Brig-
titi Nllhnm e. Ward. After the review over the
Twenty Hr-uurui escorted uiDir guest. to their
AnmlIA. WIN IL llDN Nlil n Lu- hmm hAul .nIuelN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
The rolc. No, An,,ou. to Ala Turkey

BERLIN, May lo.-1hc Polish papers are
by no means favorable to tho idca of aiding
Turkey. Only in the event of Austria tasting
part inthc war will the Poles be- induced to run
Austria H. interfere, Russia would require a
strong force TO keep Poland quiet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
Ingiand's War Preparations.

LONDON May lo-Thc fbnos and Daily
Nnrs both announces that five ycsa,l Is are load
ing at Woolwich with orinar' stores for
Portsmouth whore large supply OF wnrlikc
material. barn nece-- aries. and onml iurni-
steamer is cmbarking iron forts and other cargo
for Malta.
Tac II1av dui Nary Gr-lHe says all applra-
tons of rtiir d OH crs Tor nntiui--ion in cnier
the Turkish navy IRE refused hv the Admiralty
Mr.. gladstone viii speak at birmingham neNt
work. 1t !, reported that this is the beginning
Of a liberia agitation against the Governments
eastern policy similar to that Of last summer