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TO M 7:uT7HF u ~ 17toaM',
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Jun. 8-Als recipe FOR choco
late irostlug: Aakc usual f1,lsttt,g; grate
chocolate In TO suit taste; put the bowl III Il
pun Of wutrr OIL tho stuve until 1t bolls, stirring
I'LL the time. ~ ~,
ain stil q scl!ool-4irl, md would lt1io to read
something Improving, but don't know what.
l,ute novels. Gould 'Oiso tireeM" or any one
give ne any l,tnts, nnt tell mt tho author Ut til
poem called " Little Hretr!lcnhi
think II futs,e one vi tho lAtles would really
start Ilcreclf new subJc:t for 'Ihu llnnie, hi
bteall Of askng why something eIas Init talked
vi, Il would be better. MlRAH.
L. 81 a,n in the same fix as White aye"
tu relation to HZuc'sn tluyc. H..
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9fvE THE GIRLS 4 CHARGE.

WAraRTowN, Wis, Jan. y.-For *omc time
past have bccn Miuelt interested RAIDER Of
The hninc, and, like Barry Gray, have been
tempted n,am!'cr of times to put in my say,
too; but, az am mt as old as most Ut tho COLI
trihutors, thought It would be better to keep
still. think, though, tl'ut tho girls ought t.
haso right 7, say something Just a. wrll ia the
nl,ler ones It Will mt hurt us ~ learn how to
make good loaf of hread, anil how to get up
gMal dinner It necessary; It IL su,ncthfn1, my
mother says, every ono 6ngalt to know how to
kmuw low, II 1t II in her poncr. II this Is ~.
rcntct, "a hope 1t will hc, next time write, II
my one would like II, ! Will send uy muthcr's
rcc!pu for fried doughnuts, which We think arc
splendid TUMBLE HEELS.
, 1877-01-13
THE FLAG Of COLUMBIA.

~ ,..n l.. ~ l-,o - ~ o,I,,,,Ia Jnv
Ell e. ""n ".,u.i ~ @ ~ s " sntn.w M mn. .1,,s 49,,
~ cto"ns , ~ ten'nsy .y ;r.s nMny
t.!af sao w.. nt ~ , ~. ,' t.v ,n h" " ~ ~ IT,.
tt an1J r.hoH hr III l,n an, ~ h,oo,
Wnefu VIZ t"sy Le,S v.ia TG,a'y 'Mr, .,9 oc, I'm
,r ma!n ..,. ,,,x.rvu ,h,,n
4o'eite1 'soP'' NV" s'a'e'' s"a't'
Dear Flag at onr kindred. our strc. and our broth
efss
fnsncrh ri hy th' nrsycxs nnd tears OF nur moth
vi ,u,u. ,,, ,,,.
~ nusha Y ulAs. Mato. ~, ~ kas"s ~. ~ ,
"aeh tMs5 "see"oa ~ '''o so"''e' 'ot a'o ""o luz
s"u' ,,, ,u.,,,
L. Prison. pens can!ns Win horrors untold: UNI vi,
IAet w9so l1e o1'9as eIo"h VI '"e u'!1'3'" VI
old. -
snn.hE4 - stas'h.Mn "a. ~. 9II uis".r ] usnu'"
ltat bah'cs lH'efn" o"l 'ce"'s cAP'c"see'
TIT. ,,,1,,r u, r1caxcr ever wuxcl In tin y,n
in thn r"ntcrt fur Frrs,lpt,. wL.u iilrrty rang
rte aaasn ~ " aan:st, ~oIy ,so [el%a"f M !sa
;nt Aot VI the pi""thafss- s'll.e'su WIN ",
Mhlie the fea SE'i!aon elcaa any ii.aF IA, ~ nse ,
lhe soa VI 'ae acspol H"a s4a'e'5 . ."n'"'
t1yer sea. unknown. und far-away cl1turs.
tinra t'r,h HI haun,'r :, t.scn, H. III .hiuc.
a's @silas ill., r',,',' s' "n
XII In ~ icsa,,,tnr iaxlrNrs sweetest ,,rtfnmc.
Nh.," ~ Sa s"rn.s turrcn, unrhainc,i IN n. ,uar
hf[s a. ,n i,.,d .t,,n H.. .,y ~ ~ xr
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n fhe T2Ififor n 7b1 7Fi18NF.
CHICAGO. Jim. 1l.-It'" Young IIollsekccper"
will try Tits think she will Hike It: Takt one
pint Of cream AMI llulf rntuf milk: 1s,aku It
iIUt swcctcnIng It to taste, and avusing 1t with
lc'non peel: Bent up The yolk+ u ci.:ht eggs !;
to thirkcn; have ready Oil nuslr., If isinvla~s,
mcllcl uni struIned, which adj tu tlr crcanl !;
whip 1t wcll, null por intD the mud.
Mrs. l.. u. L, H., of tiranA ltarls, rlrase tell
us how to make handsome rross fnr BiLle-nlarIs.
MNs. Il. ", G,
, 1877-01-13

10 Mf {<dIfof " 1h& 1F1oHHk. ....
RocKronD, ILL.,, Jun. s.-ln looking through
The lIunlu Department 0f your excellent paper
Arc subscriber from Clicago asks fora recipe
to make n.o.k turtle soup: Take bali calts
heal, frcs, anl unstrlppc,l Of skin; remove tho
brains, and clean the heal carefully IN hot
water eay!nE II IT, cold watcf FOR n, ''D'lr; then
pounds of veal, dIttn pork, n roasted onion
tttl,ck wifi, cloves, n riha OF tcnon two SLICED
carrots, IL bm,,ch OF herbs, aud head OF cctcryi
Let II boil slowly two hours; then tnkc out the
hral mud pork: make fofrcincat balls nf tho
brains and tongue; break tho bones u the
cntl; put nii Into tho soup. nt,l boil two hours
more. Put intu small slcwpan n piece Of
butter, onIuns Aiced thin, With passlcy, inace,
md nl1splce; atl1 Hour to th!cIsci., md stir III
soup slowly. BOIL gently one hour more; PASS
through u sicre: season witt. salt, cayenne:
lemon Juice, aud \ pint Of Maicra wine. Aid
mushrooms, If desired, and servu With lca,ons
cut IN quarters.
have enjoyed reading rnE TRIBUNE greatly,
mare 70 tincc Tho Home has appeared, and
sllnuld like To contribute and receive inforna-
tlou that is desired. Yours truly, "CooK."
, 1877-01-13

kANKAKKK, ILL.,, Jau. 81 al. one, among
nul,y, Interested readers Of This llnsuu Depart
ineut OF your paper, aud ~ have thus far been
only receiver, will Try this week to contribute
1uy mite. Although ! am necessarily Interested
ths details Of cookery, mud uu, xlad to learu
anythiog M new in that direction. sllli / IND much
that Is cougenlal In .'0lIye Green" and would
itkc . personal acquaintance With her. !, too.
tLiuk It q wolnan's duty to cultivate her mind,
, 1877-01-13

- n 7Ft> I11II0F n 7ff 1F1aHHF.
CnlcA0o, Jun. il.-A ruutsl stcak. Or onc too
tough for sayosy btnii, may Ic l"alic palatah!r
l., tic following way: lave your skillet very
hot, n.rl fry your steak with very li:tlc butter,
Just long ci1l.gh to brown carsl se. FIJI! up
with hutllng water, cover, asnl Let l. Stew twt'
houra. Tnke up the htcak, ttifrEen thu gravy,
rcason to taste, and pour over the ncat.
4 T. IT,
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n q. EdifnF 0F TIE Ti7GHnF.
SGcAMonE, Ill, Jan. l0.--"ilt "AHnt Fan.
ny" pIra-e tell us how sAc makes t;ra!nn
bread, nn,l ntsa give us recipe inr tlm ""l.l.
VIII sunle onu send nice recipe fur fE,li,-tuke
l,opc soon to kec II rmptcr III rng-.nnktng. II
any ono wishes It, will scna gond Ereipc tur
cake without p.yEH. SANAI.
, 1877-01-13

and think 1t needs stimulating iood Just
tan nct lttt1e snstellts Ut time for
this purpnsc, crcrv day IT her I!fet
no matter how pressing domestic duties mag !c,
nn,l gnot1 books cannot ID otherwise than e1c-
irri3,ye t!iat thc One wlo eaye VET ~ these cxpun-
siye 1ni.,,ls intended us tn climb to tic highest
and nolest llcIclltt Of crlldtiQn that arc pots!.
bic for ut. AfDye nil things, let us cultivate the
awcct spirit ol thartty, which sutIercth long
and Ia klnl.n EDfffs
, 1877-01-13
ANOTHER ''MANf1AnET.h


OcosoMuwoc, Ma. Jun. B..-Esnbollcnctl
by your making /" aynabloh n my last weeks
communication, ugaln lind nyscIf with pcn
an,l lmper before lnr. ilczltatcd about writing
aga!, 80 sopn, hut thcro IL ~ murl. wisl, IL
know, anl III lnlsrli wish to say, thas ro,.-
rlu.lcl to write Just as little ns could this
time, a.l.t wait fuT others to nnswsr sutne 1tles-
tipis very tnu,h Wish to sre answered. ] Wis
very 1nucsi nlnuacd ut the "grlcsAsvrs uf
"Margarct's !Iasoan'l,'"' hu. sincerely hope II
he lIils to carry llt,tle TME TRIBUNE that slio
will busrnw her ncshhor's, tur do want slie
sl,o1.!si know jast how ,lcsp!.un!e he bus
slippers when tttso dear han,ls worked 30 luus
to tusl,ion them far him! Tlcn to lind full
with t!iut dressing .gown. read lhu articlu
alosi! 10 my husband. Snw, 1t 10 happened
that 1nndu linn Christmas pressnt ut ii dress
ing-gowu, AMI happening to look up just then.
u, my dill nut catch nm amused look Oh llis
'.perhups 'Marg4reta Husband would cx.
change With nc,' as,d Us liz hui,l This llo lap,r
one hi.!c of said gur!lcnt etur u:,,lrr The sr,,
uf tbs other. IcMt Ills by another bit dill not
know tliu sxc II tic Individual w!Io woro IT,
We are not to blaine II they don't lit exactly
when We do our best, hut who wants to 10
"publstcd" In this ~uy. "Margaret," yu,l
have NY sympathy. HOUSEWIFE.
, 1877-01-13


GtIssN, Ian. y.-1 find it quite impossible to
keep still any longer, for want yol all to know
that you have at lcnst one deeply Interested
friend fl tl,Ie part of the world. was delight
cd with "Aun: Nelly B!y's - recipe for milking
children good, and her rutheEly talk see,nc,l to
strike III, answering chord In our home. Illus
band and hare used the very same recipe for
seycrnl years, and wc find It works admirably.
And my hcart goes out every day to the many
dear children al oyer our land who are 90 csti-
tuto ut tho two ingredients which 60
great way toward making children
good, VIZ; plenty Of good nourtslng
iuol. null warm clothing; and were II
possible would love IT, gather them all in
anil Clye them all pleasant home.
noticed In your Issue Of Der, 10 an article
from "Obsctrcr,'' and I wish coulh mako a
lying visit to l,er home to gather items Of econ
ntlly. Ny family consists Ut SIX. the youngest
2l1 years old Now, l think aM q capital matt
agcr, b,,t cart come up to Observer
Please write again aud g!Vc some Instructions
ur bill 1T fnre.
"Young Iiousekccpcr nsks for rertpe for
chocolate irost[nr. ! send mine, which think
very good: Whites Of tllrcc eggs, hcaicn very
light; nfno iabcspoonlu1s of powdered sugar,
md nix Tablespoons OF grated chocolate. l al
wuys huy sweet German.
Il A Sorsowsng Mother" has my sympathy.
for knuy how her heart aches from anil cxrerI
cncc. AUNT poLLr.
, 1877-01-13


DETROIT, Jan. 0.-l hare been m interested
reader OF your paper for Z long time, and wish
TO ssk u some one can tell me OF any uouFish-
fog article Of food which can give to . baby
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II months old, who has always been afflicted
with tooscnc.s OF the tnwc1t. lie likes pota-
toes, but. of course, dare mot give him any
thing OF TINT kind. ! do not easr f3r liquid
Please answer, some OF you mothers, and great
ly ob1tgc an afflicted mother. ". ".
, 1877-01-13

10 Mt E.HHoF ~ i 1ae IFlbHHf.
ALTAMosIE, urange Co., fta., Jan. n.-If yoll
aFa not already llulc desperate s,ya food nf cor
respondents f',r The llonle department OF jour
paper (which rcachca to this corncr Of our
Unlan), please let mt say II few words; for when
a woman wants to lllyc her say man don't
know how lard 1t Is fur her to Keep still.
In reply to soIlD VIM inquire fur remedies for
coughs. sore throats, all other ailments Ut the
bronchial and pulmonary organs, let inc sny n
few wGE's: xa luz nadc @ ~ r lE. M to no ,na
lave produced diseases anu buried th"ilsalnls.
II yuur throat ar lungs tyin to manifest
an attaels. don't walt ~ ioo !att,
but " e9ry ,t as ss19 ,S1 st'a,Ef ,1,t;
Tint you arc nut lct to exclude p,lrr .ur, r,-wuro
yuu eau liyc ulto!-1aors the enttsc ycar. Eur
three or four years suffered srum colds, aud
would cnugh aIl winter. Since Residence for
over a ycur, Ilcru ! lave meyer suffered irot''
uur table st.od un thu porch, uIld there uTc but
fcw days during the winter too c,ol fur tho
children to hive thertuys md atnust themselves
therr.
hare nothing to ntler III addition to recipes
suggestion lor 1rylng rice. Fry It ~ yun would
inush, utter It 'E.s hrcn oilctl nntl uccossls ro
II my lnl!ea eun give suggestions tnr uluklug
vruso1,, turtles, b!ttcrn, ur other gau,e, they
may bu USEFUL to many.
III re!.ur1 to rAfsny lufatlts By means Ut TOW u
milk, let nc urge niutIlera tu te exceedingly
careful to have thu buttes antl fndla-ruhbtl
nipples thvroaqaiy cta"sei; hc,tcrkecp several
btttlcs M hlh!, which oTle IL used rsn nIl I'LL
with water, nln! twscr day wash with lEtllu
ls,Alc of an uniblclt.,-bracc; bend slightly tho
end that IL prungesl, lIken tntrtnca fork; tic
OIL small ra.; twist II to ct 1t into the blttlc,
atl1 Yusl can llring tho Interior slir(are of thc
bUttlu In eont2:t with tho lnup a,rl remove any
-Four milk that may alhere to II: Yours rS-
Spectfulty, 4. II. INuMAuAM.
, 1877-01-13

CHICAGO, Jan. Ill alu newcomer, but not
new reader Ut The Hume, for which l thank
fou, Anil would lke to contribute my mttr.
F4st, would Nke to tell "poly saooks +" bow
, 1877-01-13

Al ta$ f1btT u 1A6 f4oNA$s
NATION, ILL.,, Jan. 1U.-ln kUking over The
Hume Department Of THE THtnuSE my nttcn-
t!un bus been attfaetel by tho letters oi "O!t!e
Green " md " Asnan'la Aprunstrngs,n publish
the tonc Of the two letters excited NY woman
curiosity, and determined 10 find them out,
mud see for myself Wlsat manner Of wutnun they
arc. 20 asn!llng nyaclf Of tho excuse Of 1nnk-
u discovery. / cailc,l On "Oliyc j" first, a.itl
found her, contrary to my expectations. busfly
engaged in household dulles. Sho Is a stnall,
plain, ratl'cr good looking body, anil, SO fur US
1!sr home Is =, consrfuca: appcars to
took sne all OVER tho house, mil everywhere
ur.,cs rctencd supreme; no room n l!cr house
especially prepared fur "counpany." lal not
been III the house five m(nuirs before felt at
home. After "tlo;ng" thu establishment, We
rat down and had u gaol ,lfce tliut solve"
n.ay say wllut hI,o plrascs about l,anshlng tho
kitchen from tl'c parlur and slttlag-rooin, but
certainly neYrr met wutIlatl wliO wns better
Posted III regard to Ill nattrTs pertaining to
ures everywhere. iiler b,oks ase @ sseat-
trrcd all over tho house, and lave
and and urs aiiiad seii cared for. " She % taks aboat tcm,
anl uses them, as her friends and intimate
companions. l never sncnt II mora plcasnnt
hour tan with "Oltsc," n,na when lctt, ielt
that, no atsr w'at TN Amaa" a;and lght say ny
= fSH'ASAo
"O!iyc" to descend 10 Tho low, vulgar talk
attributed 10 her by "A,nunlla." 1 left
'tUliyc," sure that had made valuable a!!dt.
tlon to my list ur aclna!ntallrcA. then called
Oh ..'Anana," and fp'lt,l her .1cgn'y ab:orbcd
IN thu construction of Il 'tworstrd dog" She
Is largr, intellectual, cold-looktng woman.
Sho is evidently an nstiHt.-works Of art.
such rs "ti.llcs," "splusttclotha." n1aascr-of-
Iar's etatArtcs and things of tint kind, every
where abound, hunks there wcsu in plenty, a(l
ncw-l"sk!ng and highly orrarientc.l., slo is
thoroughly posted III MI thu s,osslp of tho town,
anA oyr. u talk aboutlt. hl!e loves her friends,
niltl hates lcr encI,'ts with u hatrcl, 80
hitter. LEFT her feeling TINT She Is what Bho
Aats herself, I'M nEtluh.xfriHy.
| have never been Ii, Thu liomc, hut love It
ufl tho same. Its hunks an4 recipes, its or1a-
mental wurk, its lne,, ant women, Alld buys mud
girls, LOVE Then! all, alnk hne son.o tttnc
to know tIlcn, vi. / l'nyc ltlrl to Intro
tlucs "Dtyu u uni "Ana.,la u to tho other II.
nlasrs Ut The Home. Won't some ono intru-
duco "Amhcr,' anu "t;rr.rlnlc." and "Mar,
carea's Husband" and ali tho rest Of tho dear
sisters, unu LIT us k.,uw what n,auncr of fricna
W. llayct MAY bAowH.
, 1877-01-13

W =. s.-Plcase it.,'t some onc dearly 10 love
With me, and longing for chat With mel
THE r s< Hs1 3 q. ns I'll 1ssae o7hh
nncKroNp, ILL.,, Jan. l0-lfnyng been deeply
interested in THE Home Department Tor the ln*s
few weeks, thought might venture to i! AK ior
tnowlc,lgc, ard nfaO give few nsetul hlhta on
name management. We ali know wcl'-eos,.
juetci home ts ly fur ono al ttio most essential
things III life, for there tiaflots begin,-as tflc
twigss bent the trccs Inclined 60 It Is Tor our
own 'slnterest totran the ittlctwi4s jnAt
riylt. And in thlA tnuther llns tho ctowrtng
rcspopsib,lity resting on her. hhe must en-
deavor To rcnttcr her home pleasant anti attract
ne, and not be rrajt up 40 much In her house.
dfrp. Now, my opinion Ia TINT l.fcat many
mnthcrs, who have been m painfully neat, fsayc
driven their so.ls to thu downward path ny con-
esantly c3,tding them, 80 that their very neat
should be tho companion Of her sons md
f1aurhtcIs. Enter into their Joys md sorrows
b7 Getting tl'eIr confidence, and ly th',. doing
re harc great thing In our iayor. Glli'le gen.
ty anl l'r,nly, but not l,ars!lly, and always put
tnipk tnH ~ of low inuieSfi harp!oe.s wo feel
ia tucklng them up comfortably for the
night; and t'nna ana fnammh wondering
hw oss ny snr te eyefv ' da u M M
rouc men and women, Children shou! IL l!ayc
their llo,leclod duties operforni,-toEclpn make
mamn,a's busslcr lighter. 1t will Greats feel
u agrcc o. viii i. E. Elnbron TINT somc of the
contributors to Tho Homo suggest system of
ot.ler about arranging orr lousework that It
may be more easily performed, !, for ouc,
wish "Winnifrel'i would let us know her
aecrct to polish bt,cct-lron.
j have nice recipe for w!ta cake: One cup
powdered white sngnr; hnc-l,nlf small ctpo but
Ter; beat together to crcul; otle-lalf largs cup
, 1877-01-13

" Kilkenny Cnts.h 1fyon would kindly print
I. r., yo1r next Home department, It might havo
= sali,tary and aoothing effect OH eon,c OF tho
ma,.ntr;imfors. Yours. t.EsA tiRAr.
i, s,-Plcase Isn't .tonlc. ono dearly 10 love
With nc, and longing for a chat With mel
, 1877-01-13
FEW Err and AGUE.

Fever mad Asuc rnr,d fur nifty rents. There Il not
5rjraiai asrrf In the world that Will fever aud
and IL other 'na!ariou. bS,.' .carlts typ,,od.
uck =, f:adways Ready Relief. Fifty cea pcr bottle.
euld W uruggtsh.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
WASHINGTON.
Continued from First PnEe.

of the interests involved, and that 1t had been In
tended TO dispose of the matter far as the COM
mitfee was concerned. at tho meeting yesterday.
After some consultation, it was decided to devote
five hours in all to hearing the arguments from tne
Monday. - III, . ,rooob
IN opposition to the bill; and was 1oloweu py OK n
the same side. The representatives Of the Kansas
Pacific Bondholders Committee asked that the CON- ~
mittee adopt an amendment TO the plll so as, as 70
interest direct to the bondhoders instead ofpay
ing 25 per cent of the amount INTO the Treasury hd
H. aJ"ntion of an amendment to enable the Attor-
G;enera to appear in behalf of the United states
on the pending foreclosure suit. No other speecneSs
were made yesterday, and the committee adJourneu
until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
w1GEs OF NEU-YoRK LETTER-CARRIERs.

The Letter-Carriers National Convention mas
Ld Congress- TO establish the salaries OF letercarfcrs
a., oil cities at 81 200 for the highest grade when In
olns those who have served over two years; ana NJ
esno for the lowest grade. comprising those VINO
have served over one year. Thls petluoh' IL
IA osserted is unjust to class OF carriers
j., tbi. city not mentioned In that request Or the
1oo carr,ers I'm the NewYork Post Otice, 3sl
receive the following salaries: 1913 for carriers sef'
,,, their first year, S775 FOR the second year, ana
s-5 for those serving over two years These SALARIES
~ shiect to a discount Of per cent IN order 10 meet
49,. Jecr.s.d opuroprigiiun for tie free deNcI) ser
,ice No mention made Of the auXlllIy carrier %
,rru, ,ntty-three who PAID ~ the late Oh SlVO
year and VINO perform TIE tu duties OF esuii su. h as
Of e hi chest grade and work Side Dy sde Win 'n' vi
Tbc POSTMASTER Generals report Tor l-to glFts tug
st,tIstics about local mail matter IN thscl9 WIZ
'oa I.ttrcnrriers: Total receipts, SJJ32IV - '0u
oI1enditir.s S}75 3Gs 26 net receipts. 3bl"7t go
ue rrceipts for the United states 49, - ,,,i,
TLislctyes 1858 iJG - rs HeW 1"Ih OIl 20, a.
t ,,nnrt tbe nee delivery system Throughout w tou
r,nnrt shows the average cost OF t'Ch Ol'' az
- v -S-l os hi, is not the average ha'I9 ',
tt - tIc oyerarc expense for carriers OF INC Icc I'D
., Including the cost Of street boxes och an" '}a'
carriers satchcls NJ 20 20 - ea a.; cses ~
nr,tinc stationery, and cost OF extra carriers III %
cer.,ncy When carriers are absent iof SIC VI I
,, t.ir nav X stopped They are required 10 luuan
brd5 n 50 O0O each for the faithful performance VI
tr dut,cs and are required TO pay Tor tielf unilO
M N.1y-Ynrk letter carriers have asked 'ukIcHs ~
establsh as fair cOmpensatOh iol tu,'' &c, @ lc6o
SIinuiny rates: For auxiliary carriers year; %O000
regUIar carriers fret year. $500; second yer % 80 A.
,hird wear and thereafter Sl2OO; eaeh horodS7 " N
peut m faithful service.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
lfR. BEECHER on ELECTION

Mr.. Beecher baptized two infants at Ply
mouth Church yesterday morning. As the choir were
concluding the chant Suffer little children with the
usual "amen Of the babes broke out into q loud
a-a-a.n-m" that sent murmur OF laughter over the
crowded house.
In his sermon Mr.. Beecher took very strong grounds
against the old orthodox doctrine of election said he
1T was reserved for the nightmare ofChrstanity to
produce the horrible doctrine OF election TO beeye and
~ e@ch thaf cod chose particular few from the be-
inning whom he would save, and created all the others
only 70 damn them, Is terrible. IL pitches God from MS
throne az plying father aud makes hna horrible devil
Ne nav however say OF scme men that they are repro
bate Men who have scared their moral natures untll
they are morally dead men who IN yOnder cy point
ing toward NrwYOrk stand upon the hlgh places 10 eld
lives into graduation aud ruin men whO think
ing OF their pOyerty-strcken employees onD as ma
which tie sustaining OF existence is possible; men
whose whole life Is legal piracy; Of such men " Is not
npcnartable 10 that they are reprODae lhey afc
Icnd tbe helm oi man. and beyond the means that God
ord nariiv uses 10 reclaim do not say that God
cannot work such miracles; ohiy SAY THAI ho uoo'
mot
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
DIED

ADESAW-On Saturday morning, Nov. TO- 1877. Juliet
daughter Of julius and Louisa c. AdenaN aged 10
Funeral services az the the Transhguraon, 2oh
st. 9th and Aadsonayes on Tuesday i3h ins al
lOl9 o'clock =.
BUDD-On Thursday Nov g, Bern. l. Budd. NJ d. In the
Both year Of his - 49,. -
5th.ave. on Monday. the l2th inst, AZ $50 a. m.
The remains taken Hartford Conn., on the II O'Clock
train.
Friends are requested attend without further notice
DOGERT-On SATURDAY morning Noy 10. Cornelius r. Bo-
gert NJ. D.. the 77th Of his
Relatives Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend funeral from 81 Marks Church. ,orner Of 2d
ave and l0ts onIrucsdanorning, Nov l3 At 10 o'clock
MALLoRY-wIlam H. Mallory, Friday, 9th insi In tho
Fncsi rom hs ate residence 39thst Monday
the 18th inst, al II O'Clock a.
Relatives aud friends are invited.
Troy papers please copy.
NOYES-On Saturday morning. Nov TO- Daniel r. Noyes, %
lyme Conn, IN the S5th year ~ his age.
The funeral will take place Iuesiay 18Th ins al y n
from his late residence.
PAINE-At his residence 80 4thst. 10 Hartyn
PANE VI. De- LII D., Emeritus trOiesso In the Medical De-
Of the University Of NewNOrs IN the sith year VI
his
His fenis are invited TO attend Marks
Church Stuyy yosant lace anu 2d ave. "Wednesday Aoy
H. at Yi2 a.
ROGERs-In BROOKLYN SATURDAY. Soy 10, 1877. Dasi
Rogers 81. d., formerly Of NoY York, IN the 7th year
Oi ms axe.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WOLLENHAUPT- sunday Nov II, after long iliress,
Veronica Hiie oi Henry N. WOllenhaupL aged 90 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
MOZARTs REQUIEM.

The Licdcrkranz began their season OF con-
eerts by producing last night at their hall IN Fourthst
the whole of Mozars Requiem" with mixed chorus OF
about hundred voices quartettc organ, and band OF
about forty pieces selected from the Thomas orchestra Al
though this maser-wOrk Is occasionally heard I'm very
imperfect aud abridged form ia Catholic churches its
presentation in It's fan proportions aud with all the
propsr forces great rarity that the undertaking OF
The Lcdergrauz ranks important event aud has
ated great deal Of interest IN musical circles The
peformance reflected the highest credit alike upon
tbe club and upon the jealous conductor, Mr.
Psur The choruses given with dignity
and u general with admirable assurance, and the quar-
tefta cons Of Miss Fanny Hrsch, Mrs. Unger. Mr..
Ber,in. and Mr.. sohst, great praise by a sue
oe.sfu wrestling with unusual difficulties Tho
music for the solo voices departs 90 far from
conventional forms, aud is strangely unlike
the more familiar music OF Mozart himself,
that GOOD singers might be pardOned for falling 10
oonprehend IT, and IN saving that these ladies and gen
temen delivered II with intelligence and feeling we pay
them high compliment Several Of the numbers, being
specially well done perhaps seemed ~ produce
special impression; the splendid quartette, " Tuba
mlrum;" the touching "RccOrdare" :" the COnfuta-
lis" and Lscrym0sa :" the great fugue-HhO could
listen 20 such strains without The performance In
euoed not only Mozars part OF the mass but the three
ble i-oTs, the sanctus," Benedctus," and "Ag-
Npe NJ" which his !ipil, sUssmsyer, added,
Str the masters death, 10 complete the unfinished
sofk sdssmsyer considerably shortened his labors by