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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

IL you want 10 get suited IN pair OF
Shoes, go to L.V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

The cheapest shoes IN the city at l.. V.
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

Coop black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. ". Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

The finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

BUYMillenery 8! Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

WcRsTED fringe, all shades, at g. g.
Roth's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

If you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to L. V. Blends,
1885 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

Bur Flowers at Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

PITTSBURGH, May l8.-Petroleum-
Quiet and steady; crude 81 1902 l24 at
Parkers; refined at l4!c Philadelphia de-
livery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

BUY Hats at SpeYer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19
FINANCIAL land COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, May l8.-MosEY-Closed
easy at II per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3&(a,44 per cent. Customs receipts
f246 OO0. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Clearings $1,000
600. Sterling, long 4Ss; short 1901
GoLD-Opened at lo7 and closed at
1864, with all sales up to the close at the
higher figure. Carrying rates z, Il and
I per cent, and borrowing rates hat and
2 per cent
SILyER-At London sad. Here, sill.
yer bars 1854 greenbacks; 1lsl, gold;
silver coin I per cent discount.
1t is stated that already $4,l94,OOO IN
GOLD hs, been received on account ct the
$4,000 of AZ per cents which Secretary
Sherman sold last week TO the syndicate
At par in gold for redemption
purposes, and that the remainder VIII be
settled for before the close OF the present
week. Specie engagements tor to-mor-
rows steamer s250,OOO The shipments
will no. be SO large IS expected, owing to
the fact that the Bank OF Nevada yes
terday sold about El70,0O0 demand
sterling at about 1891, understood to be
the last of lot of $4,000 which it has
been gradually disposipg OF for a month
or more past. The proceeds OF these
bills have been invested in government
bonds, chiefly SIS of 1881.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

GENUINE Extracts Of Persian Pink
ouIy 60 cents bottle, at McLsin
Brothers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

LrgTrs IIsrtO-Ssy. ,aona
MERCURY SO degrees.
No MARsIAaI licenses issued yestsr'
- a. W sOHA.4 LAX /"
!, BIasxi bali "a. oO-eday@standards ~ LIZ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

DrOs 10 WtllLu eLICCt.
REMEMBgR the Grand Picnic on Mon
day at the Fair Grounds by the Germs-
MIA Society.
GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
HAMBURG edgiugs, very cheap, at g. G.
Roths.
"YLANG YLANG,' an exquisite per-
fume, only 50 cents bottle, at McLsin
Brothers.
BUY Hats at Speyer Bros.
Go see the great slaughter sale OF
to-day at Frank Bros, 4o
Twelfth street.
SEE the fireworks at N euhausen's
Summer Garden to night.
THE finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Blonds.
THE cheapest shoes IN the city at l.. v.
Blends.
Coop black Kid Gloves for S5 cents at
j. N. Ferrels.
WcRsTED fringe, all shades, at g. G..
Roths.
If you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends,
1885 Main street.
GENUINE Extracts Of Persian Pink
only 60 cents bottle, At McLsin
Brothers.
PITTSBURGH, May l8.-Petroleum-
Quiet and steady; crude 81 1902 l24 at
Parkers; refined ut Ia! Philadelphia de-
livery.
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TIME TABLE

& f. q. K. R., TO TAKE
w effect May 8, 1877:
, 1877-04-17

temperance work or living. New tickets wifi
b. printed for the special and, a. far as POSI-
n!e, exclusive uEe nf such. At the Friday noon
meetings heretofore the preferred cinss mas
ocen t"o to thrce huntlrcd.-tnost1Y fncp,-
gathered from the Torst puritcu$. who, sitting In
body Immediately In frnnt OF the natinrn, With
9en 99senzcd farea and rough gsrb, present 4 we'll
nc audience begins. Lat'tcs in velset and dla-
Inonds hare to walt until these dcnizcns
ot Earrcts, or worse, have been ai-
mItted. Nome etrc tctter attention, and
none arc moro responsive 10 tho truth
or personal approach, than do these
outcasts, who In every city arc liable To bo bc-
{Gna tho range Of almost all churrh methods.
IN the testinonics Of tho rescued, the state
mcpt u Tery frequent that they hare not entered
years, Not to prolonH mr. letter un.luIy,
! VIII only add. a personal reference
TO Mnody, IN whom Boston anil Chicago have
Kind Ut joint ownership. To those OF us Who
bavc known Aln1 for years. In Unc Or 10th
places, hs otdrs wsl. His spirit, his gifts, and
bis REacts improve with ltis years. I}G may he
crisp not curt, possibly blunt In eocial ton
M tender as chfld's, his syInpathics arc Christ
Ike to = degree surprising any one hare ever
knowni and Ills intellectual Erasr and holni.
best Judges.
4 few days since, tho remark was
matle TO certain distinguished sheolug-
isal Professor, in reference u Moody a,,l
ny ny @ w91k . lere: What wonderful illustration
compi, great resalts II Te ts ehafaeteristie re- re.
ply may suggest its author 10 many of your
readers: ~ don't wish to Say anything To its
pargc Gods ability, but Moody is great MANI
LUpoyICua.
, 1877-04-17
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
PRINCIPALLY THOSE o7 NAIL CONTRACTORS.
SpkcfQf piteakcA to he Ttft.tak

PRINCIPALLY THOSE o7 NAIL CONTRACTORS.
Special DttpatcA to 1Ae 7}tsuae
WAsutSuToH, D. t., April lU.-Thc Attor-
ncy-Gencral rendered his decision today in ref
crcucc to the appropriation Of 1915, 600 for car
EyIng the malls before tho War. 4 number III
these contractors carried tho mali to tho end Of
the fiscal year 1901. Congress ut It's last session
appropriated S315.U to pay these contractors.
It was discovered by Secretary Ghcrulan and
McGreW, Sixth Auditor, that tho inv made no
positive designation As to the time In which
to pay tho claimants. The vital q1es-
tfon to bo decided was, When did the
Rebellion bcgiul Was It on tho 10Th OF April,
1850, when the riot commenced in Baltimore, or
on the days upon which tho various Legislatures
of tho Southern Htatcs passed the act Of seces-
sion, or on the day when Lincoln Issued his
proclamaeiou7 Tic Attorney General decides
that these contractors must be paid to tho time
THAT THEIR sTArEs Seeded.
Under this ruling tho Sixth Auditor will to-
morrow issue o circular in which he will provide
tha. claimants must nle their claims III detail,
stating tho number Of days Of actual service rem
lcrcd. and that they must prove that they have
never received any money fron tho Rebel Guy-
ern1ncnt Tor thts services. In each claim they
must give two responsible md reliable soc,rf-
ties. Tho gircular further provides that after
ali claims nrc aljustel then
THE AoNHZ WILL NH PAlD;
and, Il 1t is found that the F375, ,0N appropriated
for this purpose is insufficient, !twlil bs paid
inoney Il to be paid until all the claims are ad-
{ustcd Is regarded BY the Sixth auditor Is an
Indication tlat no payment will be tuale With
cut further legislation.
, 1877-04-17
OBITUARY,

6pzeadz UepottA 70 7At 5Ntux4.
DAHv11Lzt Ill.,, April 10.-CoI. William l.
Moore died this morning at his residence in thts
city. Col. Moore came TO this city from tho
East over forty years ago, and for many Jears
was engaged In business as merchant, by
business about tho beginning OF tic War, s[,,co
which time he has lived In comparative retIrp-
mcnt lIc was highly respected by tue entire
community, and, while he was not active in
pah1tc Affairs, hs influence wa* always felt, and
Special DtspascA 70 1as I,iaane
lSplAHAfoI1s, april lU.-H. II. Iicwctt, who
aiea enuM,iienly M Saturday night, Is said 10 hare
eeen sio.Oe on the wrong st'te Of the corn
over this Tact.
, 1877-04-17
TWO IRREcoNcILABlE CONDITIONS.

Deb!lit5 and health arc lffcconc'labfe conditions,
Weak people. that Is TO ssy people who lack the
slta'it1 requfslie for vigorous discharge Of eact
and oil Of the bodily functions are invariably u.
h!etcd with romc. though 1t may he iElaing, 1ls.
order of tho fysteu. Atony. Of want Of nervous
aud muscular stgor. IL accompanied by poverty OF
tho blood aud leanness. "a certain way to over-
como 1t and prevent thu aggravated naAlallfcs to
Which It mast ultimately lead is to lIostcttntA
Stomach M.tess, which promote digestion and as-
snilation Of the food, aud thus are tho means Of
Furnishing tho body witsl supply of blood of Il
quality essential to ia proper nonrI.hn,en,. In.
v1goratlon through tho fundamentally or tho
matchless tonic protects the feeble from host ,r
bodily Ills which furk in ambush for the ebllioted
The bteTs asn an article which 1t Is most dcstrahlc
to Keep constantly on hand
, 1877-04-17

SPOTTED TAIL AaEscr, Ncb., Aprl1 15.-
ABOUT l'ouo northern hossllcs made formal
surrender OF arms, ponies. ctc., To Gen. Crook
a. This post yesterday. Their entry was very
dramatic. Enctrrling Spotted Tails camp and
a'scharR'ng Their guns In the air, ttcy called
forth the whole force Of that Chief to greet them,
alter which their head Chief delivered a short
speech aeforc Gen. Crook, Indicating lila ,lnsire
Ior peace lly laylng bis rIGe at the GcnrraI's
iGet. Ameng the Chiefs surrcndcstng arc tI)uc
WHO Touchcs the Cloud" and "Rotilan Nose, ;"
whose village was destroyed 1t Slim Buttes
last summer by Capt. Mills.
, 1877-04-17
SOLICITING EtiNls.

Nxw YoRK, April l6.--Monslgncur chatard,
Rector Of the American College Ut 1tolne, ~
ceutly arrived in this country, aud is Ut present
In this city endeayostng to collect fuuls for tho
maintenance Of the tnststution. At St. ratslck's
Cathedral yesterday, Monstgneur chatard, be-
Ing Introduced IL ttla congregation by Vicar
Geueral QuIun, slUks u tbs history 'of tho
college ana IT. needs. Although tho uolleRe Il
rreastn9. Monsigncuf Chatard Will yiytt It's
churches In New York snd principal cities Of he
country.
, 1877-04-17

LONDON, April 16.-Thc steamships Mas,
Batavia, and Britannia, from New York, Indlapa
and City Of Limerick, from Philadelphia, lave
arrived.
City of Ban francisco, for Panama.
=. bRisTol, April Ia Steamship Somcssct, from
New York, llas arrived.
bosro., April 10.-Arriycd, steamer uecla,
tron Liverpool.
, 1877-04-17
. CANADIAN ITEMS,

0F0Ee78 0"sReH*7S7* "
OTTAWA, April 11.-J. II. Gurr1er, Opposition
member for Ottawa, who, On account OF having
I Government contract, Il charged with ytolat-
1pg the Independence Ut Parliament, seslzned
h!s seat 10 the Commons to-day.
Capt Ward, FslYasu-Secretary to the Goycuor-
General, ha4 received or,iers froln the British
authorities to Join hta regiment tn England.
shsaai ltxpdteA 10 IA 7tteHaA
MONTREAL, April 1Y.-3'le Irish pllxrlms leaye
, 1877-04-17
RLiNpNE6S or THE 1MFLACADI.Hb.
Hpectai Nst1tcA 70 1As Tribune,

| WAsHiNoToh, u. C.t April 1t.-Tho rsesi-
| deut, aftsr rea.lIur the ouutation from Secre-
+a,v Fv.xt., .no,,i, ,vhroi, ,bn ,,,,r..t,1. ~.
.J -. t.1,. ~ t t.. ~ n4'e
Fe s "N"'"ssoHt 20 .spoiteo ~ uasa
aaiu that 1t u at' excellent sentiment. ill. Ey-
arM certainly cannot and iau1t with It's publlca-
tlou iu any shape, The persons who are m.
rarcd in thts hu.Incs. nre an hlt,d th., thnv
.sr's. -. 49, ~. u..aI,.s.,. s.s s"ey
eno1ot oee ta@* tAo Afes.oea1e poicf WV so'
cure Rtat they pretend to deslFc,-~ protcc-
tlon Ut tho colorel people.
THE xprr uor.v
- ~. r.onu~a,. t,.,.. -. s..u.
:. 4no oo'1'os'.Is 'ns's' ~ Acep's oh!5
majority OF I've, their control OF the next llouse
will ba very uuecrkaIu, Al one Yota must bo
toknn for thc 9npnkcr u ,,,,v o-r.,t.o ttn tI.e
~ w" s"sS ~ A".1o US Aaoase =
on Demociatle n2s'es ato lilo feeblencss Of
Alexander stepncns constantly puts his vote IN
jeopardy.
IRIS v.au1scron woxnvru-
m,. ,,ya.,,...''.. .,.'". ~" .'
Ihe washington Monumeut Commission,
composed VI President Nnyes, w. W. COrcorau,
Gen. uumpllfeYs. Clark. QrcbEtect of the Canf.
hi ou1 suna-vlst,r tr.I,{tant Inn 49,, -.
49,, ~. ~ oupesss 4.'eatsest A4".' met nesa
tin htcSnooh 70 eonaiues tac report OF TIC Gu
gincors appointed to examine the foundation ot
tue monument. Tic officers of the Engineer
Corr, xho ,n,dr this rcnort ava f,a,. Trn,-
~ w. 49,, 0'.. s"s a,,. 40 oeu,. Ieaat1t
0uauo' aaa osAnoEe' t"o scpos!' not"ltnstalid-
ihk lnAhy contrary statnnents, Is to tho effect
tt,At $]lp foundation Ii insufficient to comntAta
, 1877-04-17
The Wedding Process Commence
ed in the Treasury De.
partment.
Four Hundred Clerks Marked for
Early Removal.
The Gift Of the Late Mr. Fox to the
Government Declared Invalid.
II Is Decided that tho United States Can.
not Inherit Real Estate.
Denial Of Certain UEounded Rumors Con-
cerniug tho Extra Session.
TIE DEPARTMENTS.
FKHslox-nunEAu REMOVALS.

Special DspofcA to I1x Td1une.
W4su1xrcN. April lG.-1.c,t there should bc
c,f.apnrchen.fon IN rcpar1 In &he rerent ,i..
charges Of employes ol the fenslon barcan, II
oosa. ~ W sa''4 1"as tnc onsy e'eEas u'sn'sscu
on satustlay were copytsts and one laborer, anu
that all these cases yerc sent TO The Ciyttscrrte
com,nlsatou- nj tho ,t,n,. al. ,r.~. .,oS" ~
s!o.. .at.,,. 4u "o u.'"'sa's "elc nauo Gu
t'fcy "1toout 'eiesenee 70 po11eal lhanence.
Indeed. very great political influence is now at
in,toicmrnt ri aanc NJ t1'c,s c,srt. T.. ,,,a,--
i,r thc.o d.ct ,r1os .I,a ,ss.t so,s.,. M .aa -.
MR tneoc o'htHashca tne lcaat einc1ent Hefc Id
oil hstahceb sclectcuy anu IN enc instance tho
unfortunate copylst Is near relative Of a mem
ber Of Congress. Secretary schurx IA fnlfv do.
trrmInc lint his nr,ortr,ss ~ T,,,, Sa.,',. w.
se..s. hi ..-s,.., ~. ~ et'n e,f"o ~
aotna shai' prc7ail III every bureau OF hts De-
, 1877-04-17

enable tho justices 10 give attention to thcis
business upon the circuit, which could mt be
done In mnny OF the districts. II VIC continue
Inter. an announcement wilt be male hereafter
Ut tho tlmo tho cali OF tho docket will be
stopped.
, 1877-04-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

nurnelt'a Cocaa.no allaya Irritation, ro-
the nelon Of ths capllatles in the highest ursrse.
das Cnoaine has eatned deserved reputation tor
the human hatr, Ladies dressing tAeif hair ttah.
eratc!Y for tho esenng wIll 6nd that it tmparts a
healthy natural eIoss to the hair, nnd will causc II
TO Eetalu ~ shape for hour5.
, 1877-04-17
TIE TuRE.

AAA OIsEs
NHw ORLEANS, April 1U-To4lay was the dfth
ana last day Of the Jockey Club races. The
weather was clear and pleasant, tho attendance
large, and tho track in gool condition, but not
fast. In thu arst raec, tuic and quarter.
pu5tc $500. Jack 1lardy won by Two lengths,
Bob Woo!ey sccond. klllburn third. Ycriieris
fourth. Time. 2:1iA. Hardy led from The
start to the finish. III the pool Oil the track
$l1, vcrdtCrIs, ti:.
In tho second race, tho Cottrill stakes, 3ycar
thirteen cntricat nine starters, Aunt Betsy won
by two lengths, King William second, Alycrl.
ture third. beating Commodore, raslso1, Ella
Kowclt, Jolln Campbell, Cora Linn, Lynehbur:s
Filly. and Mamie 1t. Time, 9:4tk. Adyenturu
led ioE mile, wccu the hofsea wrre well bunch
cd. On entering the homo stretch Betsy went
to the front.
In the pools on the track William sold nj s1t;o.
Cottttll 81, Parisoi Sil, Geld $3l.
III tho third raCe, consolidated purse S1OO.
Belle Harklcy won ly three lcngtl,s, Woodland
second, C0r0nllla third, Maria Bar,,es fuu,th.
Iltuc, t:as1{. Barkley led from the start. In
tho pools on this track Darkcy sold at $50, Cor.
onllla $50, Woodland $B5, Barnes H..
Ile fourth race, four mile heats, all aaes
purae 800, resulted:
George Qu!aino. ...................,........ /
1atto tui4 .'.@'.s'
'' iiat-7:io;' 7:;s. 7;:;;:s:''''''''''a''
Each heat was won casity. In tho pools an
the track Guintue sold at $40, Butler S1U, Tho
Nipper f57, tom $40. After the tIrat heat Oui.
rlnc sold At 1910, the field 3t4O
, 1877-04-17

TiHe OF Eame-Two hours and dftecn minutes.
FtEss ha1c by crrors-Louiayille, u; Indianapolis,
rims scatned-1ndIanapolis. !.
McSutley. s.
NcS0rlty, 10. Ss' ~
naaus on called halls-IIalf, 2; 6ha1cr !; Crsycr.
!; LafIcsty. =; Flint, !.
Struck out-Ilaguc, l: 6haffer. l: ceavcr I.
QueBt. !. -
Two.bese hits-Maek, l: Flint, !.
Three.bnse hlts-fitnt.
Left OF bs1es--Itoufsylllc. 2; indianapolis, 0.
Faesed talls-Sone.
Wild lltcncs-SoiAn. /.
Out on hlce-Louss!lie. n: 1ndlananolis, o.
Doubts plays-Mack, quest, unI IIoutx, /,
, 1877-04-17
FINANCIAL.

New YoaK, April 1d.-Keuncdy i Co., are
cndeavortng to mako arrangements with their
creditors for an extension Of twelve months.
, 1877-04-17

No. Il Wnshi"rto9u str.:i to
Lenox Street CGape,. " !"
with QUO. OF two exceptions. these meeting. nj
aso 'or BUSINESS me1'' according to their dlf,
te'cnt cal'!nEs-dry goods, groceries, market.
fng. furniture, sluo AMI leather oto
These injecting. nrs c,owJct, snI .,,.,.a', ~
rc,1'Iuown Ill nns'haa.. uu' han. o,,,. aau spH1ed'
Te,!'kno"n ncsenahts, nanR officers. politicians,
.uuses salesnsn s;' co.. boys mud runners
49, ~ icaalne Urn. o1 Two well-known merchants
"eio tteson. a. one % tlcsu meetings fow
aoys sl!'ce. Doth went Into tho Inquiry -room.
society. wl1asa mfn,,trr Ind nt.o,, s;'a.@
.nv,bing In, ,,,,a,u,aI a4 H''c. 'ne"
III. ~. Aao"'eaeo OF our
tmta !" Vlcsnohs atonemcnt, both found
Grfst a. thetr earfor, on the cross as well ~ by
Ills life. The frst aeeeptcd the truth, and vi
mud peace aln'ost In moment. liising froin Ills
Knees, he aax hts partner aaA eIclaImcd: II
work OF = few noments tor his part
and tiud tie samo peace md I'D Joy. S'aat stoat
n,n,a,ksimen ,na,s In thcir w!!ite ftock, crowa
conversion tu place OF business bcioaejnts 1 to
ons Of them. a friend ltad rallied on business,
The claims and privileges OF religion wcf1,
urged by that frleIu for sotno tltuc
without avatl; At Inst the reply came,
when, 70 hume" "Don't walt for
that" said tho friend, stlct Us pray herc.t
30 kncelfpx in the cellar, BY a tank al tnrnts
tho prayer ot sef.aurreudcr aud conaecrntio,e
was made Oh tl,e spot.
!: 7his rtsisai purtatt and rti,,Jvree, pubic
and private saoruls. Grave aud rlus,uent rnr,,.
!ngs were promulgated from seycrxl su-calisi
Atxral pulp!ts, before MooIY'a arrival. IL lin
effect that = his preaching stnphnffsnti
Christ nn4 Ills asonclncut 1t thn rr,
penso Of good works. So tboso
siciiant scatinols sounded an alarm, that nubIif
and private decentralization would follow the
expected revival. However starere a,,ll tloncst
such alarnlsts, the tActs hayo leet, ri,untluntIv
agatu4t them. AQuost in tho f]rat weak r"sn
tutlun Tus made lii sums iasea and et,a(1 mai
instances, for ecuentlnn. Is.tnnrcs t.au "vv
light,Il,sw many hase occufrritwithoat bs bslag ~
published wu eau ouly c0u]srtust-uf uaily
lcallnRs in retsil snops, witch hayu abandons;I
long pructletd 'tafgks VI ttalc,'s
Hut, during tnu present. wecl,. unern,r4ca
eyidcngo upoil tllis point has been furusac,i i,r
the actions Ut the popular brallcl, Of our Isgi..
laturc. On fuesday, BY ni. overwhelming S,a~
1orlty which earr!c1 dlsmaY iutU Ills
ury hit wns nasss.l ~ Il, si's!i p,1!l psu,1!p!'
Frday af,sf rt,lsy Ut noon ha, i tmsa f,S rSaa.es
temperance In tils great .TabernacIo: tt" intrr.
est constantly increasing until to-day every scat
;ad in 'as cs9 Of .'41hnsrSG'p =. hs4 xesY a dsanl
coryphsua vi fills feature VI the ram. sns
laign for Christ aud bumauIty' Eas.h Ean
week new trophies Aavu stool un Lrft;rs osxr,n.
blrd Thousands anu told their storY of yirt.,rv
through tts tlooa a,d IL thc nntas Vi tho cri-
tia p.tsa, l1 r.. WI W. yS!sss 5 q tynds hsb:
ttIb nil ,rht, than t,nr, I.,nt".n5 GHss".te -
, 1877-04-17

Ars' lFtns:ow'a soothlnE Ryrup. for cl,.l-
ienteSthinr, toffcnt The gums. reduces lnaamma-
ton, Al!aJs al paia. eufu to regulatu tho bowels
, 1877-04-17

:. Aeeu's Custom 6h1rta Made to Meaaurr,.--
Very best. @ for 81; no obligation to keen INV M
Hespa shirts unlca perfectly satisfactory. 1T3
, 1877-04-17
Miss DICKINSON,

NxT loAK4 April 16.-Sfiss Anna Dickinson
abruptly closed her engagement with tho Eagle
Theatre tonight, owing to her dissatisfaction
With the management. She will n0t NAV acnju
until early next arasun.
, 1877-04-17

Boiand's Asonaatln Hitter Wine of Iron I.
remedy ioF nnrrous debility. ttnpoyes,ahtt blood,
, 1877-04-17
The Wicked Pnritans Coming to a
knowledge Of Their Sin.
fulness.
Our Chicago Evangelist Rcnpfng The Re-
ward Of His Endenrors.
His Meetings Daily Crowded
with Wouid-Be Christians.
Hundreds Being Converted from 1ntemper-
anoo and Bummeriem.

Fp<cfa3 CoffkspoHdencs af TIE Tffatne. 7
BOSTON, April a." want 10 more all New
England" 80 aald Moody when WAS calling
upon hin within week after bis arrival. Why
slott .llc knew who bad sent him. He knew
What strength would supplement his own weak
hess. llc knew who had been In his work acruss
The sea, In Philadelphia, IN New York, and in
Tue dty Of his adoption. Boston might
nave oil thu pride OF intellect, all
tho cold, self-sattaaed philosophy, all tho
callousncts' Of rationa1fsttc controversy with
which al,c 1,a.l been charged; nevertheless, lc
ioresaH rivers Of saIsation Which would low
In and around all iutrcnchmcnts Of greed, OF
! nnbe!lef. Of vice, Of vanity, and bring tho
proud, hardened city On her knees before tho
Cross.
The eleventh week Of tho WORK Is now in
pfogrees, and what MIS- faftl, TO Moody ts
Vlsiot', to great extent, with Us who letp or
loos on with candid inquiry. =
Some Of Its salicnt and hopeful features are:
]. Tie s'ayt of rstre curiosity Il largely tast.
The huge building, the choir, tie iuqulry-roon,
OF escn the pcculinritle8 OF tho leading actors,
have ceased to bo discussed Or thought mucl.
about; and Jet tho audiences hare never been
10 large nor 50 earnest This is especially no
uceablc on tho Sabbath, when rnllroad trains
are much less available, so that tho attendance
cannot bo explained Us coming from the interior.
e. 1here Il no slasish depe,laeacs on kAs Tubxr-
naete' Or ttpon Mooay and Santzy, AZ essenslal to
t3ttEstt and confident eyunqAi.m. At tho START,
Moody proposed to set others at work; and a1-
though lie grows upon us us a man Of rarc gifts
rs well as Eraecs, kindred work has
30 s"armed in every direction that his own
personal prominence IL diminished apparently.
!" havo twenty-five meetings day to look
, 1877-04-17
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