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New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE MONTREAL FIRE.

MONTREAL, April 30.-Intonse excitement
in the city in regard to the negligence OF the
wachinau at the burned OIL Cabinet Company works
He makes contradictory statements and is held By the
coroner The latest returns show that nine persons were
killed aud ten wounded. The latter are reported to be
doing we'll public meeting is to be held 10 take steps
fnr nrOLIlng for th OrlhAMs OF tne dccelsCl mem
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
A COUNTY TREASURER on TRIAL.

SANDY HILL, n. Y, April 30.-The case OF
r aslrcr H. A. Mann Saratoga County, for forgery
IN the third degree, moved for trial to-day at an ad-
ourned term of the oyer and Terrnner Court IN ms
place Mcssrs Esek Cowen, p. II. Cowen f. L. FnrsInan
Distrct-Atoruey Ornsby, and Judge Crane, appeared
for people, with Messrs. L. b. Pike, N & Moak ld
Charles Hughes. the defendant AJury was secured
nd fnp trig Bgt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
COMNOTION IN GREECE.

Reuter-, Telegram from Athens says the Greek
Minister OF War, h ing been itformed that there is
disposition in tue army dcser and cross the frontier
in otNer to take part in the against Turkey has
called the superior officers together and pointed ou to
them the illegaity well the mpolicy OF such
movement The districts Of HcrIniOne, AIgoiis, and
Poros manifest disposition to resist the law calling out
the extraordinary Tie Government is endeay-
nring 10 nersnade them 70 comply.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
ROUMANIA AND RUSSIA.

bucharest, Monday, April So 1877.
The ROumanian Senate to-day approved, by a
vote of Al against 10, the convention with Russia
adopted Saturday by the Chamber OF Deputies The
Minister for Foreign Affairs, communicating the convon
tOn 10 the Senate declared the Treaty OF Paris had been
destroyed ny Europe allowing the entry of the Russans
into Turkey Roumana, he said would allow the Turks
occupy Kalaa but would resist their further advance
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
ITALY SHOWING NO ALARM.

The DirittO, ministerial organ, absolutely
denies the truth OF the recent statement concerning
Itsys intention of occupying Albania in certain event
uaries 1t says the Obj OF concentrating an Italian
squadron in Southern ports is TO tue crews oppo,-
unty for drill and TO render IL in case OF needto
dispatch some to pOn wnerc The appearance OF
tine Italian flag might be usel interests OF Italian
subjects.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

war Alert S,ut himself board ms ship Yokohama
harbuT, April TO- No cause for the deed is signed.
THE siHp announcement Of Commander MaryIn's
death was received At NewYOrk by telegraph, VIA Eu
rope
One thousand houses destroyed by fire in Toxic
April g. Several lives lost. Three thousand
dollas have been contributed in Yokohama and Toxic
to relief OF sufferers fO the famine IN China. There
s great depression in trade in consequence OF internal
disorders. Di-bTscm gccOuut of the rebellion for
February anI March amounted $5,GJD,OOO. Ihe an
uual exposition In KOtO ancient capital Is OpcD
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
rAnLrRE oF RosToN cRocKERY DEALERS

BosToN, April 30.-Dr. Stedman Co.,
croclery and glassware dealers Summer-st., have
called meeting OF their creditors for the 10th Of May
Their liabilities are reported at Slls,o0O, principally
abroad and for glassware IN Pcnsy ania The causes
the failure heavy expenses sht uaue anu sinA
oga in alu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
FRANCE TO BE STRICTLY NEUTRAL.

The Duke Decazes has informed the Budget
Committee that he will make categorical deciaa-
ton ON the of Frances relations with foreign pow
ers in the Chambers tomorrow. The French yellow
Book contains circular from the Duse Decazes decar
ing the attitude Of France to be one of absolute neu-
tral ty and rpsa
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
TIT pres1.N MINISTER'S VISIT.

The Russian Minister, Nicolas ShIshKln' Is
still in the city, stayins St the Clarendon hS 's Il
supposed by many have political tlghhoapce eu'
I'm connection with the movements of the RUSSIAN hee'
,h nrrcnsse of arms for tue Russian Government
& or NOT there h. any truth In IN se repOrts IL was
m,osSie 10 learn yesterday for the Minister was Gu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

eI al, day and dec ed t0 receive any reporters lhe
Sr"t5 n,r,s call, oI him on SUNDAY afternoon and III
VS. nm the hotel Office that neither they nor the
Russian admiral called yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
COMPROMISE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, $. c., April 3O.-The Republican
claimants for state offices viii tomorrow consent TO the
wtndra proceedings before the supreme Court
which eud- the contest and seats all the Democratic
Slate ofrials
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA MINOR.

ruv TURKS ATTACKED BY TUE RUSSIANS BEFORE
r.Rs-THE BATTLE BEGAN AT DAYBREAK ON
LONDON, Monday, April 80, 1877.
Reuters Telegram Company has received the fol-
lovinQ dispatch, dated ErzerOum, Monday:
"The Russians having concentrated and advanced
their siege train, have attacked the Turks before
Kars.
aTbe battle commenced at daybreak on Sunday.
Details aremomentarly expected. Mouktar Pasha
is in Kars."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
,,.,u -, ,y ,pK,NsAs pOITTIcTAN

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 3O.-Joseph Brooks,
postmaster at this place. who will be ronb rr ~ con
nection with the Brooks Baxter troubles Ia l574, dnd
this evening after protI-icted Illness
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

TORONTO, April 30.-Thc Toronto III Id Battery have
placed themselves at the disposal of the Imperial Govern
ment IN case OF necessity.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
uosr1LTTIEs BEGUN ON A LARGE SCALE

uosTILITIES BEGUN ON A LARGE SCALE
FIGHTING IN PROGRESS BEFORE KARs.
According TO a telegram sent by Reuters
AGENT from ErzerOum, the Russians concen-
trated before Kars and attacked the Turks
:. daybreak on Sunday. The result OF the
.ngagement is not given. Hostilities are still
.usnended on the Danube, the Russians have, how
aver. begun the construction of bridge at Ibrail.
:, !. renorted from Vienna that the Turkish feet is
.hont to lombard Kaffa or Theodosa, a Crmean
seaport
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
CANADIAN AID PROMISED

move the previous question on Mr. GladsOnes ro.Ou-
, 1877-12-03
8ertnil0teS

lleber baS Wfotto DER Ser. Gtaaten,
g pluribuS unum" = uou8 mebrerer
&inS"-fdreibt Die sc. 3 9taaiS 3 i
tune":: ~@s 1T cine fnarciAc sinlpieluna
aui Die gt'ouns elmer 8unee8reaierung
aus mebrcren uuabbdrataen Gtaoten.
Sis Die unabbdnaiafeit Der Staaten am
4 Sui 1776 crfldrt morSen mar, erbist.
ten nod in Ser udmlid)cn Gitune Beh.
jamin 6ranflin, Sobn Npams mo Tbo
mas Sefferion scn Auitraa, cine Seid,-
nuna fir ben Gieaei Der Ser. Stouteu
bon In,erifa aus,uarbeiten. 0as Tes
iultut ibrer g'sbeit mar bas geqenpdrtige
Sieael Der Ser. Slaqren, an ,peld)ein JET
Dem Sage Der Nufnoba,e uidtS aednoett
woroen 1T. s lie feds Selcer auf Gem
Wappenidiloe oie Climber (Gnalauo. Sr-
lano, Gdottlano, DeutI6laub. 6ront:
reid uno Solano) beseihneu, aus benen
Die 70 pereini9ten Staaten baupiidh~
lid beu0lfcrt rofSen marer. Mus zen
iedS Observation-Disclosures nit Den
notbwenoiaer 0eiie basn seg6risen iieber
s3mildenrdumen sntitanbep Die uriprinas
lid,en Srei;ebn vSireifcn," ipelde in Sat
re 1777 auf ole Slaaac Ser llaion iitcr-
traaen nurben Gle StcrHe icuteu tie
o3abl Der Stoaten I'M GnnOe anoeuteu.
mabret1o Der i1ripruna ser Streifen. mie
anQegeben, bic Seloer ses WappeniAiloea
bIlbeten."
ueber Die @rauiamfeit, nit Ser iid
in 6npti Die Saiuresnten nno Die Nn-
bdn9er Der Geaierune befampfen. ,pers
oen bic baarItrdubsnoIten ginSeIbeiten
beri6tet. Rad Sunoerten weroen bic
Gefangenen ouf bsibsnSeiten itanoredt,
lid eri6rIen. unb Yerbannung. Goniis.
cation, &aub unb 8ranoltifierei iinO on
Der 5oassoronung. Sir Elm Yolf, oas
nod 10 pehie beronsebilbet uno ociIen
&edts. uno Sittli6fsitsbegriife 10 pri'
mitiper Natur lino, 1T cine Republicans
i0e 9taatsperfoIiuna ein l1ngliid su
nenuen. SAT- ale Woblen finb bon
blutisen Gufritten bsslsitst, uno ielten
ueroen politil6e MeinungsperlAieOen,
bsiten anoers. ols nit BEN Sdusrt in
Der Uault sel@li6tet.
Ole gdit6affairen in Girdsn meb>
Ten iid in Nmerita. Oicier Gage trafer
in Tlmira swei @eaner. NumenS alonso
Sadion uho Gouaro Map, ueldle Sabre
lang weaen elmer &lsiaisfeit proiei1irt
hatten. in eirer &i,he nad Dem @ottes.
oienit 3niommen; lie acrietben in eineu
Nottwediel uno Der Nnsaana mar. eab
Miap ieinen @e9ner in ben &opf idoB.
, 1877-12-03
Gn9lan0.

2onoon. l.. DsSsmber. Sie bris
hide @eeieruns fat nit ben Gissntbii'
mern bon gsa's Selepbon einen Com
trait abseIdlonen, oenielben ols e'ner
Sbeil bes britiiAen S%elssrapben'S D=
ifemes gu benuben.
2onbon, 1. 9e5emoer. Sie Stao'
ipurbe beute BON Dem i9peri item Mebe|
bieier Saiion beimseiudt. I'm 1o3
ll6r beute Worsen mar es 10 ourfel wis
am Mittsrnadt, Dislt bod ni9t Ianss
on,
2ono o II, 1. 0esember. gu moi,
felep liub swiIden 1000 uno 5000
Baumwoq. Nrbeitsr ausgetanOen. Die
Arbeitseber brobsn nit elmer aasemei,
aen Musl9liebuns.
, 1877-12-03
nsntts teltgr. Qsps(bsa.
Der @riea in orient.

. n, /. 9esember. Ser Ser
Timer Correspondent Der LINES" tele'
srapbirt wis folst: 1Gs l9cint <1r
.3wsifl por,u6srrihen, oob Die oentlbe
3esi.rnns lia porsenommen bat gu
perluden, bie 3uifimmung 0sltrelbs,
fir ben ,uiTl9en 8lan, birette Inter
bonblunssn nit Der Sirfsi anSufnapTen,
inter Dem @srIprsdtn ibrer frsunoliGsn
llnternisuns. %iolten irseho einise De
Dtrsidii@en SauptintereIlen IN Gtfaer
9eratben. ~ erDalten.
CONDOR. i. Ds5smbSr. Ser Bie-
ner Correspondent Der Shines" iagt, es
apirb BON 8u6areit semelbet, bob Gin
olsemeines Somboroement bon Yleipna
am SonnctiiaSe be9ann.
, 1877-12-03

paris, 1. 9eSembsr. Nadridten
BON oisism Morssn bsri6ten, oaB bic
politilde Gage unperdnoert 1T. 9os
Organ Der &ed!sn madt ben &spublt.
fansrn ben @orpurf feline ~perl6bnsnoe
Mnerbistunsen benz Yrdlioenten Mac-
Mo6on gu MAIDEN. wabreno Die republi,
fanii6e Orsane lid iiber ben @silt bes
MiosrIianoes bsflussn, Der in Der rglp-
fee" berridt.
2onbom. I. Sessmbee. Cine 0e.
peide aus Naris iaet; 20. Sules
Grepp bate ssitern cine unterrsouns
nit Yrdiiosnt MacMabon. Ser prd.
iinoent perii6ertc ibm, ooB bas 8arla,
ment ni4t in Gef09r lei; meoer iein
Ssitebsn. nod etablirten Sunctionsn
onr6 Die @onItitution wiirben beoro9t
meroen. Ser @eoonfe an einen Staais.
fttsih lei O9ne @runo. IS wies ale
Mnreisunsen su FOLDER 20iuns suriid.
Ser prdlioent b0rte ben @riinben 90.
@reop's aur parlamentarii6en Oronuno
3nriidiute6ren, 81. bod obslei9 er 1iA
ni6t iiber cine anbere 96iuns ousiprud,
lhien sr nidt ben @ori9ldssn Oh. Gre
oD's 9eneiat su iein uno lisbet iih nit
ben @eoantsn oas @ioerfanb Der Gom-
mern, psrtraut Su MAIDEN, als nit elmer
8erejni9uns.
, 1877-12-03
CurOpai(de Nahridtfn+

Stra66mrg. Gnoe Mopember miro
unier @aneesauSihuB gu elmer tur3en
S%silion 3uiammsnberuIen, UNI 3unabll
ibsr bic ueue &rei5oronun9 uno Iber
Die fir Die unioerlitat gu Ieitenoeu
Scitrase 81 beratben.
Die Sodldule 3abtt eesenwartis SO
BrcfeNoren NIT w0dlentlibeu $50 2sbr'
ituuocm, wdbreno Die fribsre ftanSoii,
iAs Itaoemie in ibrer bsltsn 3sit bod
items AZ PrOfeiioren nit segen 200
pOd,entI, @orltiuuacn bate. SIN les.
ten Sem:lter mar Die Srequsn3 etpaS
Serln9er ais in Den porberse9an9euen
IS fol oies cine 5olse Der tt,pas III.
ireunoliAen V%ebanoluu9 isin, weI1e bic
a%ltocuti ten (utht Die auBeroeutihen)
Stuoeuten tbeilweils BON b~ieligsn Be.
Wobncrn 81 eriabren baben. AueroingS
oesegnst osr Oeutlhe Stuosnt bier ni9t
lsner ireaaoli@en .3uuortomm ubsit,
uie in altoeutIhen Stdoten; in8beiou.
sere pabea Rte &orpsltuocnten uislerlst
Sblcalee gu erouloen, ba chen ben.
otrabburssr OaS Oeuti9e StuOsntenlss
ben ooultauois irsmo 1T; bod oirfts
iiA nit Der Belt audi blerin Wandss
ab9ldtten uno ans9 eideu, ~beIOnoerS
ueun bic Stuoenteu iber Die etpaS
taube AuBenleite oes SlraBbursers bia,
neg lebea uao Selleu before GI9enldaf.
teu. an peAen eS fstneSne9S febltp
lAGeeu uno adten Lsruen.
Oa5 ytes Der eli aB.lotbringiiden
SIlenbabnen bat burb bic am Is.
Oflober ltatt leba6 G%r0Ifuuns sweier
neuer Glisubabnlinien eiuen 3umaAs
rbalten, welher fur Sauoel uro Sc.
usrbe oes rntersliaB BON sroBsm @or.
t0ci! ieiu oiirlte. Oe12 Gllom. LANCE
Stref. SteinburssS ubsweilsr 1T cine
abSuei9ua9 Der Sauptbabn StraBburs.
lurIcourt nit Stelubur9 ais &opfjta,
ton iir bic 3ahlreiben Tabrifen an
Der Mooer. Siu3el uno 5orn miro iie
sluem leit lanse u%orbaaoeueu 0ebarfnib
sntlprsbeu. Die smeite in Jteoe ltebenoe
Sabu 1T bic Mueis . Nolbaubabu,
mslde in elmer Qdu9e BON % &ilom.
i'm Yreuihtbal bis 81 elmer S0qe BON
bslllufi3 14S Wfetsr binauiiabrt. sic
erlhlicBt ben 9ewerbtrsibenoea Srt'
lAaften bss Sreuldtbales, sa beren
sr0Beren Shirmed, Encyclopaedia uno
perSboh sablen, ourb ben NnldluB
an Die 8abulinis StraBburs.W olsbein
zine lbueas uno bsqusme 0srbinouus
nit ben Nbiaemessn ibrsr 0abritsn.
Die Yahn Mubia. Nothau bat in'1o
, 1877-12-03
e)nlduai(1e gspe(ben.

@aibingtOn, l.. 9esember. Ois
8rilden. iueIde firsli9 bon Ser Stuff
cuf Der Tirsinia uno Ssnnellee Yabn
,pe9ssmalden wuroen iino mieoer Der.
9citeat wOrosn. Sig. uia oes 2euueIalp
babsn lbre td9li9sn Suraiabrtcn wie.
Der %besonnen.
@albin9ton, /. Sssember. Sic
erite Mbnimmuns i'm Ssnaie eeisrn
@bsno mar Ser 8Ori4Ius oss Senators
Sill, spoiforo euf ieiasn rprima iacis"
, 1877-12-03

5ik gu sebsn, @srworfen. 81 eesen 30
PaiterIon uno gonooer ftimmtsn %vnein"
unb 9opis bon S0jnois ltimmte uia."
gei Der %abitimmuns, hin &sloss isinsn
@ib gu seben. limmtsn patterion unb
Gonaper pia" nnb 9auis u%nein." Cite
rcn Seioe iimmten ou1 fir 9utler.
9apis iimmte nidt nit. Ge[loss unb
Butler ipurben bann einsel6tporen.
, 1877-12-03
@irsjnia 5taats>W a5et1t
tasltp berausseseben spr
9obn 9. II.
go. 8 3mnlftc Stra6e..
Mi9monb Ya.
subSersstiors @reife.
greiIe BET Iuseigen:

greiIc BET Guseigen:
sta Gauar., etn Ildl s9o2
Gin Square, ,ret Mal ~
Gin 5anars, bret Nfai anooo
Gin Sauare. etne NDde 53VV0
Elm square, slnen Ntpnat ky
Gin Sanare. bret Monate low
@rS6,re ansetsen wer en- tnfasr bets6nat.
Wdt cter r~ersser Sci rbtlben etneu Sssart.
Nue Nn;eiaen Rnb TIM @praus aa saafen.
Die 3eituna wirb tn Hihmuat uaS INT
4saemb BON bsm 1rGsern far IS Gents per
@che auseetraeer.
, 1877-12-03
Genti1lann.

Spnbon, /. Sesember. Cine Ser
liuer 9epeibe Der uSimss" la9t, oaB
oas osuti@e StlesropbenzS Department
oamit bci9ditigt lit Sslep6on = Ser
binounoen auf Strefen nidt iibsr so
Meilen, gu erridtcn.
, 1877-12-03
DerGberum9 Gefeuf,
Gir9tnia
EeMer unD Mnrine
Detfdernngsge(tu(0aft
Capital S615. 900.
Sfftce: 1915 Miain Gtra6e.

Dtsie Geribertatgs GsienI@aft tit lapn in
Sabre 1882 inS 2eben eerufen unb bat i'd
tets ais cine Der betan unp ibeyfen @eien.
ihaften 3 t~pieien ultb felt tbrsr Gnt(tebun(
$780, 600 fir ger!lffe te3ablt,
Ole pur.slbaittlt@s Dipiesuhe bctrng II
lsfcSt per @nnam lett tbvtstSr nbuns.
Wir erfudsn gas, melds serf9eruneeu
su MAIDEN baben, in usief Sfies, So.
1915 Main Ctr, Scrluip ben, pber una
enr9 bic gcft 3u bena6ridt Ell.
90. &. Gaparbin, Ytdt snt.
mo t @aullei @. @iuis, Ssfr.
, 1877-12-03
9app10a0tel = Sabrif
PAPER-BOX FACTORY
BON
Nm9un Npbli9,

g 0. 1909 Wain Strase
ale @rten BON Wappfalten anb cd bteln
Terten outs G6neufe uhe Siaiepe srn mir
ana fertsst Ia it ale serbeTsrte GinriGtunseu
in meinem neuen Gacale, fir bic Sislfa6en
Miufer unb serl6ieeensn@rSbsn, sstrpfen unb
bic n~enefea Mai9inen anael6aft babe. Steer.
wsldcr MIDI nit lelnsm @lfirage teebrt wtrb
81 lsinsr 3ufrispenbeit bepisnt tueIeen.
EaW ppbIta.
, 1877-12-03
90. Spnes unb
s. 8. Gpwarptn,
3 q b II E,

tabsn cine Gpmtasni'seiAaft ssasiutet unS
cine nsue efesante Office in Der 9ten Straee,
nettn Der ct. Y&uI GirGe, erpHnet. unisrr
.3immer fnp nit hen n~eueteu g,fnbunsen
seriebru, nm es unlfren Iunben bsqusm su
MAIDEN. l3abne mercen sbne S6mfraeu aus
sespssn turb rem @ebrauh Ypn @aS cher
@blprpfprm auf Wnui9 hes patifntsn. gas
Speratipnen arlnbIib unb Jibt. Der Gitere
yartner banft fir has ibm ron ieihen Greun-
ben unb BEN publifum felt 81 Sabren &C.
lHsnfte 3utrauen NIB bittet talelte auf btf
reus 8irma 81 iitsrtraeen. Or. Gpmarbin 1T
erabuirf Won Rem sshndrstl;1en @cQesiam ia
philadelphia. Die Shulen IN bsr Mabe unb
goaesien tSnnen na6 sOrbersrsausenen Scr.
relponpen3 bic 1isaie zines Der pa,tner ers
lan9en. 16 10
, 1877-12-03
Endurance
= . nj y y,
$50. $40 Waluut Straee,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sncorp0rirt 1910.
Naar Capital. .o"..$ 100000 90
@etiba. 1,2SO,976 II

3yunbeiaentbum in gb labelpbia
uno i'm Ghuyifiu Safen".....$f50,1 100 0C
Bombs unSSs otbefen, eslesGelp 431 ,939 sc
DarIsben nit Glnatera's.n..... 49, $50 0(
Out sellGerte Wrunnmietben.... 4i,040 SO
@ifen babn, Sonal unb aclen-
Gsmpaeuts 8cnss.-....... 1885 OC
@ilenbabn unb aneere Nttisn..... 1886 0C
@srsiniaten Stantfn Oarlsbsn.. 110,250 90
Gtaat. County unb Staet Dars.
isben sts...... ......"...... $500 OC
, 1877-12-03
gle Qenn(pluania
ftasr Dfr6bsrunes @f(saf1aft
BON philadelphia.
@esriinoet 1925.

8aar Capital. ....$ 100000 90
Actiua. 1,655,7l7 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

From the full attendance at Science Hall yesterday
afternoon was evident that the sweltsrng weather
not allowed 10 INTERRUPT the progress Of the war
the American Temperance Union waying against
King Alcohol The hall noarly or quito full and
the heat must have ranged high up among the nine-
ties Waller Logon, the President OF the Union occu-
pei the chair. Amer tho usual reading OF the
Scriptures and prayer and singing Of temperance songs
and hymns from Moody aud Sankey's collection
DR.. J. X. Tabor. OF Brooklyn, was Introduced ~
the principal orator Of tho OCCASION The Doctor
pretty much Of the field used by way OF Mus.
trating the evils Of intcmperancc. He showed how
men anu women hao fallen, how homes hau been IN
vudcd desolated by the curse OF liquor He pre-
scented several OF less horror. he urged
them all 10 work pcrseveringly IN the cause Of lem.
pcrance Any work, great or small, hoxever 50 NUE.
might do good. Anything that they did would merit
ana receive G0d's praise. he OPP osed the license
law He was opposed 10 egislating on tho liquor
traffic, unless IL could bs legslated out OF existence
altogether. He showed the Inconsistency OF the liquor
law wherein II allowed mon TO sell liquor and pun.
ishcd them for 80 doing. He would have the law and
the traffic abolished forever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

Five hundred happy children arrayed In their
brightest summer dresses and singing their favorto
hymns sight to glad the ego and cheer the heart,
and It Is just such spectacle that met the gaze OF ali
who attended the anniversary Of tho
Fourth Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon.
The handsome stonc building ON Thirty.iourtn street,
near Broadway, was filled. despite the heat, and the
occasion may we'll be remembered by the children
who we're present. and recalled, when they are men
anu women, at the centennial anniversary just atty
wears hence. Tho children OF the school, which
numbers over six hundred members. occupied the
seats IN the central aiscs the remaining pows on the
ground floor and tho two capacious galleries OF the
church being ned with visiting friends The scholars
Of the MISSION schools Joined with the afternoon
school in all the exercises After singing the hymn
Rejo,cc and be glad" three four babies were bap-
tzsd by tho pastor Of the church, Rev. Joseph X
Kerr, by whom the various announcements were made
and hymns road stsntorian tones that might have
been heard by the deaf Those who occu-
notbinx OF the After the baptism
came prayer by Mr.. Kerr and the reading Of scrip
THEN followed another hymn and the reading of q
summary OF Sunday schools history by the SUPER
intendent, Mr.. Frederick Biume. The Sunday school
WAS organized in 1921, IN The Fourth Presbyterian
Church, when a. that time stood at the corner oil
Grand and Mercer Streets but was removed ~ 1903 70
tho corner Grand aud Crosby strests Twelve years
later and just twelve years ago the presen costly
structure on Thirty fourth street, near Broad.
way, was nrst occupied, and now the school
IL larger than u ever was before Tne MEM
bership greatly nceascd, ana the weekly attend
usncc is fully double what IL in 1927. Mr. Biume
concluded his report by reading list OF the various
superinlendsnls and teachers who had work IN the
Sunday school from the day OF its commencement
Four Of the were present. and one Of
them, Mr. John Auken, who bad Ucen connected with
the school tor forty years. addressed tho children IN
lew we'll chosen words. HIS example was followed W
Mr.. James Mitchell, who was teacher IN the
school twenty-five years ago and who recognized
some OF his colaborsrs OF l84S sill at tho
head OF their classes. Mr.. Mitchell spoke a. some
length addressing his remarks chiefly " tho children.
In ms childhood he said, hymns were not Aung In the
Sunday school, nothing but the Psalms bong allowed
II would BE- well II that custom sIiil prevailed Tor ne
mad never heard SO much trash ~ WAS sung BY the
children at the Brooklyn Jubilee fortnight since.
Tue Sunday school, he incidentally remarked was
good place Tor young TO choose wives. The next
speaker Mr.. Ralph " oils The exercises concluded
with the benedicon Between the different addrcsscs
&c, tho Sunday school and congregation sang hymns
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out saying how much the sympathy Of ny
good people has sustained me. aud how
much their love and appreciation have
my efforts In the struggle Of the last ten
dsys-I may say the last twelve monthh Angels nave
been watching my sorrow and through the per
sous Of my friends have lent mo aid They
supported me when with studied secrecy and
covertncss . trap sprung upon me-, and
my character was submitted 10 n test which. bad
known OF its coming would have broken me down.
Fortunately, WAS not allowed 10 anticipate toe iul!
extent OF the attack and beon enabled to bear u
During tho delivery OF the above lew lines the rev.
crend gentleman shed tears, which had the elect
Of producing moro copious weeping among
the female portion or the congregation Every
fair listener sought refuge behind hand
kcrchlef aud fan, and when the reference
was made his angelic guardians, sobs were distinctly
audible from several parts Of the little ROOM This
impressive devotion was observable during the 70.
mairder Of the delivery, and only the doxoosy could
wipo away tho final traces OF greet
How mercifui Of my heavenly Father" the
preacher concluded, sthus to tender me In the midst
OF my great trials HIS divine sympathy and add All
these messages OF love have strengthened my heart;
and IL Is my highest pleasure 10 know that !
can 60 God and say, 4 am poor and
have 10 show my gratitude; now, Father, 90
Thou the iathor OF inns debt, aud know that no Will
do >" Al the conclusion Of the services Mr. AcCar-
thy's hand was warmly pressed by nearly everv mem.
Der Of the congregation, and hopeful smiles bcamcd
from All faces.