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THE THREE RUssI4N sTEaSlERs.
An Early Departure Probnbie-Boston said
20 he the Port OF Destination.

The belief that the Russian steamers Svet-
lana. Bogatcr and Askold were about to sail
from this port attracted many spectators yester
day TO the foot Of West Twenty-third street. on
which the fleet is at anchor The hoatmen did
n lively business in conveying visitors until 4
p. NJ. when the ships were cleared. small
boat with several men and women aboard was
capsized. but they wcre all rescued by Capt
Manly's boaimcn A pilot boarded the flagship
Svotlana in the afternoon Tor instructions; and
when he came ashore an old man of- war s-man
iiedhim In gruiftoncs. SAYING: Aintt ureity
near time e. sign art eios for u cruiser" The
pilot contrantel the mus lcs Of has left cyelid as
he replied, Il couldn't tell you matay-we's
und' r seuled orders" tn" Svctlana and Boga-
Ter took ooh aboard recently. hut not enough
t1r long cruis'. and the in1..a' inns are that
Boston is the port of destination. The rumor is
the fleet VIII sail ON Tues iay. but possibly they
may romain hero several days longer. Offirers
h.v" been taking board small stores lately. and.
II bound for efuis" of Spuudlngs, much more
coal will have - be 'urrA.
SAN Francisco, May l3.-Part Of the Rus
SIAN ileet came Town from Marc Island yestcr-
day. Tn of r Profess isnorance qs e. the
time OF leaving this port. hut admit that they
hay" been under WAITING orior- for some time.
and thought they nligai begin coal.ns tO-inor-
row,
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MoJTMENr> ~ AsIi MIN0R.
The Advance Toward Frycroum aud the
March on Van aud Bills.

LoSpoN. May l3-Two distinct movc-
ments are progressing in Asia Nigor one is
an aivan 'cu upon Er1aroum. with the operations
about Knrs n incident thoroiJ the other is u
movement upon Van anl Brli.. which will he
the has' of further operations against Diarb,-
kir. Van and Buis ar" slightly fortified and
dominated hy heights which. in the ras of Van.
are traversed by comparatively good and easy
ronis. Btlls of uM'9 somewhat stronger
position. hut can on'r no serious opposition.
The torre of thu Turks IN this district is uu-
known, II they have 10000 or 25ulu men they
might mako ~ successful stand ~ SInrt. al the
rniruhfr ol tho phss, through MhlHh a good
ronl loads lrm Bt,s to plmhokHr
sacks advanced 10 llnsk koy. but were COM
ugllei lp fan back to kNishnan.
ing parties IN two directions from Soghuur.
probably wltl tns oh't of making nank W-
owing 10 ihr depth "fthe snow they wore unable
Turkish r'nl,r"ment+ continue arriving on
a large scale Thorc !, "a s 'urgity of PROVISIONS
M AloNpndropol uud Erwnn rrmgriphic COM
nuni' nion with knr- continue, TN" l.usSa ANS
"udrayurci to obtain Information ly tapping
tn" wir's. but they wctp Immediately diScOY-
rrrd 10y their questions
The inhabitants of Er1Nroum ar' contributing
arsrIy y money amt provisions ior the de-
Ncws lis' reached Coustanilnople that COM
muuleWiOn MtWr"n khr- AMI I.Xrrlum has
hcrn rnoSt .il' shod, Thr rGoNornnr oi hars re-
pgrio ilg l.'s Of thirty Killed IA lhe engagement
Sf. PiqFG,mGG. May ~. IN official talc.
gram from TNi~ says thnt after capturing Muk-
la~tnr me ku--inn-. on IA" nm ,u-t ulrHw
forward 'wo coiWnn- against khatzulmni
strong position wa9 sinrm'l hy ih' Rua-ians
VII, tn" los, "i iW"iir kl'irrd an one hundred
were enormous. kht2uhaui Heights are nrar
Buluum. and the TURK, were cntrcuthrI in
trh' nhpyr Is the l,ussiau version of the same
allut when lhc Iufhs claim H. dNlrturl.l
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What Her stepfnthrr says-Prcud, Imperi-
Gus aud Romantic.

The house from which Miss Ida Albright
SO ny-tcriously disappeared stands on the
corner Of Park street and Division place. NeW-
ar1. Alretty lawn at the front IS ornnmcntcd
with flower bel,. statues. costly vG-es. and
fountains filled with eu.l fish. Inside ana out
sd the house att lis the wealth, culture. and
refinement OF the owner. Mr. Andrew Albright,
IIa- -t'i',iher Ihs eentl man said 40 "a re-
porter yesterday;
Tao young lady is my wifo's daughter ly u
former marriage. hut have cared for her sifre
.un wa- ten yaor- oll ll,rnam. Is IIn strong
! hNNo ~upIll, j n'r VITA all That wealth could
lr1'ur ri 'h dr'-, IS, w. Is. Mu-l' Frrl p
--1n,, ana Il'n} oi ~ money sne hai
il'N'nd. She had ln Worh ;Iln. she hai '.,i
more iik" ron nphn.ou lhau daughter To- her
opera, tl' thr'tre NnI ut iur H. frriu-utiy
though not Cgtnelics. they attend 4 service M
-. T. tHgka Cathedral. Lui they also went t.
pressed desire 10 me- - Dee Catholic, but she
won'.d 9"trino,hg.rito liet her lnni5h her cduea-
ani iri-.d i',r,'instiat.on' W. ioiI' her that
-.!' .'u ~Y NlHft -' li ,dsrd.
hateful way. she was always proud and i'm
T. riou bui o..r hai h-,.r herl eros, with her
win Htrin,riai. M-tAought that She was
iusry about rotur family matter AMI would
soon get oNrr her pet Dut she grow moro
o." morning three woaks ogo. she found
her hr'iil ii hgr ro1uEn ait'kci him. Her
h,. moinrr AMI suid: j hate you. and wiil
G.lr IN u Hn ,oi e. ,E YEErrr ,t, yC9 Tl 4rEEer rE
N. lg'kc1 h,g-'li in her room.
The ryruiut tore sh. went away wont
- yer rn1ilnni cnil"d h'f 10 como 10 tea, She
ilut sh' lad cut 30 her hair. Aii.r s,1lilne
h1r wair her. Join tho family nhir The
n"N morn ming found thgt ny WIFE, lad been
70 ulk
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NR. NHLRM.IN,N HOPES.
Things Being Down TO Hard Pan. the Busi.
nrss Interest. Mn.t KeNIvc.

WAsHINGroN. May 1S- Secretary Sher-
man returned Yesterday from New York wherc
he placed s. 0oo 900 Of the four and half per
cents on the market. as n step toward rcsump-
ton under the hin for rosuming Jan. /. 1879.
This evening he said that he hoped TO proceed
under the bill without interruption. The coun-
try had reached hard pan. prices were Oh n
specie basis. and il would be little less than an
act If cruelty 10 takr every step l1ss Bile 70 re-
h.ve the people oi the iaruhus oi an lrrrdeem-
aide currency. ii - rhici fear Wus %! a false ap-
prchension prevalent at the West. which had
spread t. other parts of the country. that by re-
suming the Government Would strip the coun-
try of all its paper currency AMI leave nothing
but gold and silver for the payment of debts
and the transaction Of business. Should tn Is
feeling take strong enough holl upon Congress,
II might seriously cmbarrass the operations of
tho Adm istration. He saw no other reason to
expect difficulty or delay, sherman declined to
say whether Hayes would or would not veto any
act extending the tine for res uulilun. Ali the
signs Whore good. md he prom "a to - for
ward steadily. liz spoke VITA great hopeiulness.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
OIL WORKS SWEPT BY FIRE.
ALMOST HfLF 4 MILLION DOLL1RS In
PROPERTY DIES TROrED.
Campbell a. Thnycrs Extensive E.tnbIi.hucuS
In Hro"kiyn Burned-A Moman's wild Ia
fort to Escnpe-A Fireman Seriously Hurt

Tort TO iscnpe-A Fireman seriously Hurt
Campbell n Thaycr's linsced oil works
occupying over half Of tho block bounded by
Washington, Main. Front and Water streets,
Brooklyn. was burned yesterday. Vim. Kerns.
the wat hman discovered the flames among
gunny bags in the third story Of the large build-
ing on Water street. as he went to get his pipe
and tobacco about half past o'clock in the
morning Spontaneous combustion is supposed
to have been the origin. The works have boen
run night and day. Sundays included. All tho
workmen were Immediately summoned to the
fire apparatus on the premises. Of which there
was a considerable quantity. Unable to cope
with the flames. which must have been burning
long before Kerns made his discovery. the work.
mon sent an alarm TO tho fire department.
Eleven engines we're brought to the spot but
an almost irresistible headway had been gained
by the fire.
The main building. five stories In height Of
brick. with walls heavily anchored together. was
completely burned out. There were 10000
gallons Of insecd oil stored in tanks in the cell
lar, $4,000 gallons in casks in the lower stories.
and 100000 worth Of oil cakes and stock in the
upper stories.
In the early stage of the fire large store-
house in Front street similar in size TO that Of
the main building in Wator street. was lighted.
but the hlazc was eNtnRuished. as was sup
posed at the tImc. Later the flames. which had
been smouldcring among the bags Of secd, with
which the building WIS filled. broke out afrcsh.
and in tho afternoon the structure was de-
strOyei.
As tnc flremen were hoisting their hose on
tenement house opposite. q womal who lives
In the third story Thought the building was on
fire. She tied rope around her litle child
and let II out Of rear window down into the
yard. She was going to d"arcnd hy the ropa
herself. but she was stopped 10y the hrcmen.
she said she thought that the house was on fra
below. nnd that her only means OF escape was
by the ndOw
The loss on machinery is given by the pro-
prictors RS tl2O.OlO. on buildings 1000. on
OIL tll3.75O ant on other stock $lO7 OOO MAKE
ing a total of tiU6 $50.
Frank Hatton. a fireman. was seriously in-
Jured in jumping from Il roof in Front street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14
BEECHER tND THE BiBTEs.
The plymouth Pastor Recalling the Happier
Year. of hia Younger Life.

There were twcnty-six babies in white
dress =. with sashes Of many colors md fine
jcwrlry in the arms Of fathers or mothers. yes
terduy morning. in front of the Plymouth
Church platform IA Mr. Bearhcr took his seat
Tho most delicate flowers wore at his side.
when the clergyman baptized the babies one Of
them kissed his hand
Mr. Bcechcr said that hc advised young pco-
u, when they married to set up in housekeep-
ing for themselves. H. somewhat dcplorcd
boarding house. hotrl. and French fiat mar
riaees. hut they are not so bud, hc thought. IA
those deferred until the wcldlns m ight he sur
dren may he born to fin" furniture Fools ad-
miro such people. and wise men pit, them. He
years Of his life when D." settled down ~ tho
immortal county of Dearborn. town Of Inw-
rrn'ohurr. in ludiana, ,wh.t' hr was paid at the
rate Oh, sion year. with s2lu u that money hs
came fn-i and got married. Aiior he aud bis
wifi returned 20 Indiana they lived in two
r,om-. what furniture they hal was given 10
Them: and. continued Mr. B-caher III was
iw up'n my confess ! should say that |
wore Judge Burke's clothing naughtnrl
The II 'rgymAn somewhat lumOrDuey de-
-'rihed the home and his battle for llfe and
fcplncly added. "Mhrn look hask 81 those
happy years. wouldn't part with them for un-
told gold. H. continued tllt IL Wils great
nl-flkl Tor young people To- imagine that they
must defer marriage until they might secure
In h.- evening sermon Mr Beerhor said The
news papers lrer- and gilw- have panied ma
ll,H ,Hly. man high In office and IN trust in
E.,oklNu friI la f.w days u..n. and his church
h'N" PUT him ON tn. d--- tins table and are
cutting him M. on. th"-o cauniuh churches
. IT, 'tis' NY "I' "a, sry.rs y y, Sw y npW ar
when they're not Ike God hit. and nrr only
elders nrothers- ~alt- isht"ous and selfish. The
brother fallen ought 20 hc helped back. The
IA Is. ihe tru. church i nj 9rgonl."i. hut
man IN vice ha~ NJ least as many chances foi
n @u 4. = Ir .
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ms IR.ff DTLENCl.
The Visit TO New Nori, Of the Man who has
had Greatness Thrust Upon Him.

At what hour Rutherford L. Hayes will
arrive in this city to-day. TO br present at the
annual dinner Of tho NV York Chamber Of
Commerce this evening. is not known. Prosi-
don't Babcock said: There has not been a COM
mitec appointed to receive Mr. Hayes. and
do not know where he will be entertained wh lie
dinner. aui suppose he v N nni his way there
without any difficulty: at all events b. Will not
le escorted there by nny one connected with the
Chamber of Commerce.
Rooms hay. been engaged In the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. On Tuesday morning D, viii Ice cs .ort-
eI ~ the seventh keSl mont IRON. cN-GoV Nor
suns hous" O. Central Park. 10 hr present at the
unNeihns OF the Hai!cck statue.
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Valuable Dogs Poisoned.

During the past Few weeks large number NJ
dogs have hcon poisoned IN Yonkers The manner IN
wiueh Tho poisoning las been done Is uot known Tie
theory r,ucraly credited Is that some scouudiel has
thrown about promisculusiy small balls Of grra~. In
winch uic oi strchulue hl- nmlN'i But s.n-u
lHrf very fDW wnif' less have poisoned VAIN
ahl tss nN, been singled out aplarcgu> 1> somc peg
.nu a. tuArd hN lurr unllre In tNull,s W Iulr.i.
& stWytr William Moor. Rfn. aui others have
lnst Hi'l ll-. Hut Mr William ~ li- lA, lost nir
dos. ih. pnlDe cannot irrrvt uut th' pui,un,r
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In the meeting Of the American Temperance
Union yc''Hrday, the Rev Or u Fulton thanked GOD
mhhe was mott minister who Blocked the wheels Of the
temperance movement lie was followed lj Mr, J II
Conkhn Who said that sho was not in favor Of the mil
way ~ Ml,h TIE Rev br tl0v proposed ~ luaeilnt
wcall.h reform sAr added " Dir. Crosby i, pulling
uu' On ,ln tnI' rhntc wa, n, aud Wh,n $40 get the
Nthlclc M' uhltr motion We don't want toso who ,ild
not help roll forward jumping up and claiming credit
,"l 'l' N,itIA, n HtnilNhn wa AsfNd thnukins Mr.
Minh u Dodge TOR NiihdrhWiut nom iAc mon h. ie
VluD Dceause Hlu0l Nas sold lu ihe club house
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One sho, thu, may KIN Two Boys.

NLwAER May 13.- While wagon conlaiuin,
Casper Drank, Of e3 oxford street IN, wiz, aui trrc
chlircn was passing MONTGOMERY and Prince streets a
The lall nulc no the h,ti of nHuk SON aged Years
Thr horses ram away ami over iout Ntir oI som ~
Ih, nioIr Wchvr lUi fllnrc street II j, thought the
~
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Kcp, In connnrmen, by Mad cat,

large ila,k cat at l2l Clinton place wont
mai saturday evening. and while iro'hin. at the
mouth nrw NJ members of tic family urnl they
llD krd themselves IN ttr separate rooms Al
uglt long the roanod through tho HOUSE Jumped ON
o. tlie Tables. chairs. AMI uinirl itf". ntt -ua .,d
,tochcr, uui .i--sarc Nnt ni the lmlV dared tn
leave their rnuW. int the cat Wmpri 10 tu m nt the
l.htr, Il uu. Yesterday afternoon Pound -nA Sp,u"r
uui unDor Irnl.iuu w,.ic .i.rlIDi Mh0u th. .hU.r,
forced an entrance Go M, ha au, t the cat n them
NM Ail-r hnnt. nrrN lln M VI. klLlNl
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How collins wa, Sentenced.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court. ycstar.
t.v, Ju,t,, War.,N asked Aunfp collins why he had
eo' drums 'oana looked bewildcrci The mur rpretcs
ihHn lut tiC question IN GrrWan The Response was
Ntoro. Alin' % % tr dtn and dumb sign Ian iuaee.
ll. doesn't NfiVlstaN. SAID tine iufrflrtftr Then
wr MNl .r, ,lu ti' Justice WaDtN,r Ar VIII under
s'Nfi f'i- N' ir' up his f.n ra-rF. amt thumbs.
tn..n, i.ff'i rrl',u'nir- away. cuMireAvAiins the
Uu,4 l,tN t.utaN, s,Nt.Dtc.
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Shears Used for stabbing.

Abraham MontaFur a barber If 37l West
ini, second street, was an The York,ne roAo. Court
yesterday accused Of .al.in, Charles Jordan an ,m
rlo' %, with r'r of shca' Joriin .ai tat he went
into tar shop late saturday evening asked tor his
wa ana was nrd' ed ou' He refused 90 s", ani then
wa st reg ~ tt larr anu h.tA WI hc sh'hr> Nom
ttglc Ni that lri1N tIl 400 90, riHu frNm the TIL
carly iu tr .n' ituuN. cHme hnok g. the shop,
and a..frl'h him lertuN hr vNui mot provide more
mune. ~ n lniL Annlnlll-l ~. cA-lln.nauon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14
su,c,de and Murderer In Vermont.

HRANDoN. Vt, May 13.-Thc probable mur-
d,rcr rank Brandon va, f'unl i.al 600 Tho raisoal
ua 30 tnisht about tlrco al hall mlo from here
lie hAi shot hmslt with reNol'rr short time pre-
Nlou, ho hId Threatened o. shoot ascot ntuplYNpr lth
rifle which tr Httrr Wrtsft lltu lIl .iIN
here where il was dcuunrd 20, the ono ich the bfan
dou h0N took with linn when hr wont cunning Nrstci las
The murderer and suicide was good lnulut about twenty
A.Ir. u h.u siIMngNr hoIr. nmI dOmlu. ~ Im.Al,
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signed in n larger proportion than usual in n
temperance revival Hundreds OF dealers have
gone out of the business. and where ono WAS
shut up by praying bands tn have closed now
of their own accord. Those interested in tac
viii sweep through New York S'nio and the
West. as II has already done i'm the southern
llar md IN Tho oil md cNnl rnglnns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14
Floating In Atlantic Dock.

Tho body Of Capt. William II. Hogan. printer
At ~ Broadway ami am ol AMI well known rcsicnto OF
s1a,h Bro0ayu hoaicl INTO the Atlantic BASIN, Brook
lyn yesterday n.prmn- H. went from n. homo at 1u3
Warren street ou ut 2-i 90 Am. aAt Wa seen hy
irtNi ~ ih' Nafi mat Aiierioln That evening le
va, setn a. ie south terry lie wa, Cal tam ~ the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14
Counterfeit IinINc

Jamos L. Walsh. a song and dance man. was
arrested iu NrWafk on NthidaN night Tor VAssir,
count. fi,tt SILVER hAlt dollars commissioner MAlic.
heal n, u hin ui default u q su bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14

Mr.. Prentice milford is 60 lclivcr n froe loo
lnu ms evening lq Plymouth church Lecture Room,
tAc thu,-c m taiiuiman
Two thieves IN l.. ]. Franoes's drug store Gil
MttlU avenue BluhNn. ou StilriaN stole "A hutilc ni
D .ur uU,r bunh lulsu.i uIrm. one VI lue
NIeNes l''Nsa 1he ey11sue lno ule VA.erse!ea
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The MIrthday of u Chureh.

The twenty NTH birthday Of tho Park Re-
formed church o Jcrsey 'i1 WAS celebrated Yesterday
IN the morning historical sermon was preached N the
hsior, the Rev Howard suytam In the nltr moon
lHrr MAeA SUNDAY school reehtHinn. ami IN tho even
ing sermon was delivered by the Rev ID LuloW Vt
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14

BY previous agreement nearly all the Prot
tHltn pastors 10 NrM itr-t if't. ItI ..ln~i r'f
durh it,irrlnv Collection, ware lcW' riIs tlAru asp
tlr tAc tenn Ietauoe cause.
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HI. Frauduiency'. Movements.

WASHINGTON. MAY 13.-Prcsdent Hayes win
start from here Tor New YORK tomorrow morning Ia the
limited express, returning on Thursdn, morning.
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GLASGOW, Nav l3-Mingatn's ship-millmg
YHit un ur 'lvi. h1, been ItiualN turned lh, lam
h- amount, Co. 500 l me lunriI loss beihs ua. han
tlA constructing. iu thc nut.h NO,tnmcuL
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PITrSTIrIp. Mis- MAY l3 The paper min
,uui. Nt, LN,. t-lOf'i
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Eniarsing the Postal Union.

WASHINGTON. May lS.-rhe Empire OF Japan
has been admitted o. the ro.N ruion from and aftei
Junt l. ant BraA and the Portuguese Colonies rou
July /, 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14
Mcnhsr Omce I.redle,,oa.
JOrIIAGS .iBoUr rOwx

cl.or AMI partly cloudy
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RoMr. Nav l3 ~i4mor Sen in consequence
n AInndu.l'. t'a.us t' "1drr'ilr ol ule uppv,Hon
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MffpourNE May "a The elections in this
ooi'nl huNc l'DIt0d ma ilolccuon.st mNouN.
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BHOOhL Nv.

PARIS. May l3.-Touis Joseph Ern 'si Picard
uc al, ucatc aud ,tat snau, II dcad he J !tAI ul
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SAN DomTNoo. April 30. The disturbance on
the northwc stern frontier continues ami the inieuiy
WIN llnvu "a unsettled Di,sltsn tom exists among
the officials who have received pay since January
A short duration of BaeIs administration Is p,edl1ei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-14

Cosnncs hotu.d 4 Jon0A' dislillorins. Gno-
nnro,'ed. also ln wood NslVl Maustr ~ Y-Ah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20

According 10 tho Boston correspondents oil our re-.
ligous exchanges Unitariansm has been shaken
for half century III Boston u has been the. past
winter. Moody In The Tabernacle, and Joseph Cook
fremont Tcmple--one striking at tho masses and tho
other at tho culture OF the city, have made advo
Gates OF liberal rcligon-sIimp, lavender liberalism
as sir. Cook calls u, to shake aud lrcmbe. Somehow
tnitaran.sm docs not look as respectable as
laugh when We talk about "Cnitaran culture" as II
tho thing was u sham. Tho fierce dlalribcs Of
Rev Mr. Savage, and The coarse, ungentcmauiy de-
nunciations Of Mr.. Cook nave mace folks believe that
Uniaranlsm never was Tho gentecl, respectable thing
that u was supposed to be IN the days o Channing,
Ganpct, Robbins and their conpeers that tncr
day has iaen away aud lost It's early character Joseph
Cook has done much 10 make It's scholarship look Ike
mere pretcIce his broad statement that thorc
scholarly sccpticsm In Boston Is generally believed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Rev. George Il. Ioveoy, lor i've years past pastor OF
the Congr egational church in Gambia, ~ H., has re-
signed.
In its church extension work tho Congregational
Union has been very successful Since 1852, when
number OF Western brethren camc East and appealed
Tor aid In erecting church buildings in new settle
ments. 1000 churches have erected or
material md. In lsb0 there 900 Con-
gresaiional churches in the country to-day there are
over three thousand FIVE hundred.
Rev Charles Rockwell. who Tor six months past has
preached IN Peru, W., has engaged to remain there
Though seventy years old, and having had than
forty years Of lite pastor, no is yet iby and
strong; and bears abound the mouutsins OF Yer
mont that might DO safe Tor young children or
older oncs to cry after old minister Ito up, thou
badhcad" AS ala those whom tho bears provided Tor
10 Eiisha.
When tho Rev. Dr. hudiinglon began ms present
pasioratc with Tho clinton Avenue Congregational
Church, Brooklyn, twenty-five years ago, 4 had less
than hundred members; IL has now 800
Congrcsationasm IS declining IN It's great strong
hoid and materially to attract the attention the
UNCONVENTIONAL organ, the Idrance which shows that
the New England cnurcnes number now Liza consia.
crubiy less lhaD oneSalf the total number, wnie tho
Congregational churches outside OF New England
Der 53I But there gy,4s9 members Ia the New
England churches, considerably more tbao one. half
the total number while the churches West south
nave 5l 1862 inc hvc largest churches IN tho
Congregational denomination are Plymouth, Brooklyn,
Mr Bccchcr, 2,526, FTsi, Chicago, 1871; Broadw ay
Tnbcrnacie, New York, Rev. DR. Taylor. gb4 Central
Brooklyn, Rev DR.. Scnddcr, 9I0 and church oil the
Pilgrims, Brooklyn Rev. DR. H. !. storrs SIG OF nlno
other churches having membership OF SIX hundred
over, two, the Clinton avenue G9O and the Puritan
Church. 6ol, are In Brooklyn and the Dscipses New
York, Gi0
CATHOLIC.
Quebec Seminary has IN It's possession tho chasub c
stole VI HIS HoDcss Plus iN.,. used by him IN
celetraton o high mass IN the private chapel Of tho
Vatican The certificate accompanying sttcsts that
used by Hs Holiness during the tbrly years Of
his pontiHcatc. II viii DO worn by his Grace the
Archbishop the aitieth anniversary OF the
oil Pius IN.
81. Nary's Church, Boston, Is second only TO tho
Cathedral. and Is Que OF tho finest Roman Catholic
churches 10 new England indeed, tho Continent.
When finished the cciing OF the church will DO orna.
mcntcd with three plates OF spcltcr. which Will be
painted the immaculate epton, the Abnunciaton
and tho Assumv tho SUBJECTS having reference to
tho church Its cost viii DO $780, 900, and