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A BEAUTIFUL CHILD LOST.
From the Middletown Press !

At New Prospect Church, near Pine Bush, Corneiis
Van Week. aged eighteen orphan daughter OF the late
julia Van vicck, OF Mddlcown, disappeared strangely
IRON tho residence OF her uncle, Mr.. John Faulkner,
which was her home, last Tuesday hight, and since
cannot anywhere be found. she was hrst missed on
"Wednesday morning. when II Was iound ner room had
not been occupied during the night On the previous
evening she was seen by member OF the family ~ u
about 10 leave Tho house with pitcher on her way
draw wafer. Tho same member, later the
evening supposiBg that the girl mad Ia tho meantime
returned locked the house as usual, IN which con.
dition II next morning. From this fact Il
supposed that when last seen IN The evening when
ST. lcft the house She away dressed In calico
dress and without any hat None OF her clothing
ccpt what she tnat day was missing
Tho search for her commenced early Wednesday
morning. as soon her absence disIo vcrcd, and
has been pursued unrcmittngiy day and night since
without nnding any trace OF her. From twenty Y
thirty men have been searching for tho missing girt,
dragging wells, csterns and streams nnd scourinG
woods and neas There 10 the greatest excite
tho ncighborhood, where the family occupies
a prominent and respectable position.
some lev days previous alter trivial chiding, she
SAID to her uncls :--''Surnc morning you will miss me
viii search the oistorns anu streams without nnd.
ing mo"
Tue girls homo, that OF mother bros her who vac
also her guardian, was happy one, aud her Trends
loss account Tor nor strange freak She 10
beautiful girl, OF slight figure, with light complexion.
blue aud dark l. ~. her friends fear that shO
may have committed suicide aud plunged into the
greatest greet anu Anxiety W the tsrrib suspsase aaa
The worst iorepodin1A
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A STUDENTS DREADFUL CRIME.
Correspondence OF tho Inter Ocean
-

MADISON, Wis, June IA, 1877.
The arrest Of A. w. bennett one OF Tho graduating
class OF the State University, for deliberate aud wiul
sirangng and drowning OF his six nonths-old boy IN
Milwaukee six weeks ago, has created the greatest
where he was highly respected, and would no doubt
have graduated with honors next week. Tho history
OF hrs crime Is as folows:-Some time ago he formed
tho acquaintance OF Miss Cam, q highly respected
young lady Of Lodi Wis. The acquaintance grew INTO
IA criminal intimacy and on VISIT OF Miss Cam to
school trends In Stevens Point last October n
her parents the child was taken by bennett to Mil
waukce and put In charge oil a German nurse
During tue holidays bennett aud Miss Cain
married. bennett continuing his studies ut the uni
versy, where be was regarded as highly moral and
enthusiastic student The lst OF May Donnot went
milwaukee,, procured bag, and, placing therein a
brick, put the pac kage uuuer HIS arm ana tho
ing Scut 10 the house OF tho nurse and calined
child saying no had provided Tor Its keeping else
whore Ine child was neatly and clcanly dressed aud
gwen TO him. He took the child In hrs arms and
started Tor the Milwaukee, aud 81 Paul depot,
and II now beng late mt night he paced
uudor his arms, and in crossing tho Menomonce
Bridge consigned tho little innocent to tho cold
waters. week or moro ago tho Milwaukee papers
cnronicled tho nnainy OF male infant in tue riycr
To the surface ny disturbing the waters as passed.
Chief OF police Beck ~ once commenced Systematic
to ascertain tho author OF tho horrible crime
succeeded IN finding tho German nurse and from her
learned the father OF tho enid and her story
delivery. The rost followed easily. Dcpnett, being
arrested, acknowledged the fshcrship Of tho cnilu
but claimed that he put IL tho steps OF beautiful
residence In Mdaaukee. on being told OF u positive
knowledge oil his crime he messed to tho above sick
cning details Hc was taken 10 Milwaukee THIS morn
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE 49, ls77-rR1pLE SHEET.

OF the ScoGer." HIS text was taken from Matthew,
KIT, 5-"rhey made ignt OF it," These words
were spoken, said tho preacher. OF those who
fused to TO the supper that prepared related
IN the parable OF the supper The creed OF
OF mis- curious faith The peculiarly OF every unbeev-
ersscheme OF confidence Is that there nothing post
tive about H. He 10 gwen 10 destruction he pulls down.
but ne does moi oulf up; he makes sht OF The Cos
pei out he LAS 10th ng To substitute In the place OF IT,
This system OF negatives Tor as The hrst article IN the
creed OF the sconer.
The second article In that creed s making light OF
STU. There are those talk voubiy ABOUT
crimes and wees; eau be very critical in their
casustry 10 reierepce tonners who yet speak Of SIN
In themselves as aD inhrmiy and natural defect aud
conscious that they ars deceiving themselves Ny ex
per'cncs has led me To believe That the persons VINO
have had tho deepest CONVICTIONS OF SIN we're those
VINO nev,r ,opml,tei crimes
! no third article the scoficr's creed Is max ing
Hght oil the Juigmenl. There 10 man who can pre-
tcud 10 snore the inevitable act OF aeath We are
liable 10 be dspossessed 0l our lie ~ any moment
But wniie all must admit this TACT those OF whom
am speaking make iight OF tho judgment OF God
which follows They make merry over tho scripturul
Descriptions of hell. DIVES, IN the old Story passed
through lie utterly neglect vi OF the fuurc he found
that there were NO sconers IN hell There are no
scoilcrs IN heaven-ihey are ony on this earth
The iourth article oil THIS creed Is the dena OF grace
THIS rs REJECTION oil salvation be Lord Jesus Christ
IL nothing 10 tue sconer but the SUBJECT oil hls
tempt ahd ms profanity. Tnat which God purchased
At sucn an inlnite cost, which Jesus Christ Will 80
many pangs and SO much suirerlng accomplished, rs
the suhJcct Vi the stoier's scorn, and the laughing
stock oil those who make lIghl OF IT, These don ais
lead the sconer into terrible course He Is without
God, he mocks NJ SIN; ne denies Judgment, and no
VIII have none OF Gods lorgying grace.
The preacher here considered al some length the
effect upon ourselves ana others the scofers creed,
and concluded VITA al earnest appeal 10 AVOID TINS
creed aud adopt that OF me ony sale creed the creed
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WORSHIP ON STATEN ISLAND.

SERVICES IN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH CON-
QUOTED BY MR.. GEoRGe WILLIAM CURTIS.
The services IN the little Unitarian Church New
Brighton yesterday morning were, as usual conducted
by Mr. George William Curtis. Tho church each Sab.
bath morning crowded with strangers and island
residents to hear tho Word OF God Mr.. Curtis CON-
menccd the service by reading portion II the psalm
beginning-"lt good thing to give thanks tho
Lord" The well known hymn, Guide mo. now,
Thou Great Jehovah" was then sung, and before the
sermon the hrtccnh chapter OF Pauis Epsile to tho
Romaus was road. The treated OF the cicvat-
ing power OF prayer the human heart and It's
glorliying effect tho human countenaucc.
Noted criminals, the speaker said, mon
permitted their base passions 10 rue their lives,
nave tue marks oil SIN written upon their
faces in indebie and uumstakable characters,
but the Christian has upon his face the signs
communion with his Maker. No matter what his
trias he holds up his hand u clasp the Divine hand,
aud Is comiortcd Some vi the greatest deeds this
world have been accomplished when men have sprung
from their knees to their ieet In looking upon
tho vast ocean with It's mystcrles-nO boundary but
the horizons llne-a snip moves on with wnito sails
SET the canvas catching the CLEANS OF tho bright
SHINE. So man goes over tho ocean vi lie and the
warmed ana Dourished but IL Is throu2 prayer tnat
the sweet spiritual boon is obi sined.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY.
Mr.. Curtis begged tho congregation 10 remember
that next Sabbath would be known Hospital Sunday
aud collection would be mado the S. r. smith In
which was stated that the great good the
tuition was doing would be curtaied II liberal contrbu-
tons wero not made On account Of tho strIngency
Of the times the donations had been largely reduced
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George Lockwood. alias ''Cully," and william Cum
miskcy, tho two who wcrc arrested on Thursday
night on suspicion OF being connected with tho bur
giary on tho premises OF r. W. Pachtman 4 Co, No
3D3 Canal street. were again arraened before udgc
dell .erday Captain Mcdonnell asked Tor u further
remand that Ne might DO allowed tmo get tho cvi-
denor against 10, m which he knew existence,
ana Tor which he was Industrious y searching. Coun-
sol Tor prisoners objected strongly TO his clients
iurther detention, they had already boon locked up
over scventy-two hours and no formal complaint had
A. yet been made against them. Judge Wandoll de-
csded, however TO remand tho prisoners again TILL
three O'Clock ghn afternoon.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
HE sToRMED KINGDOM SERMON BY REV

MARVIN X. VINCENT
The words of Christ recorded In the eleventh chapter
OF ST. Matthew, declaring that "rns kingdom Of
heaven sunereth violence and the violent tako II by
force, =" furnished q text to Rev. Marvin r Vincent
pastor Of the Church OF tho Covenant Presby
yesterday, when he preached TO his congregation
Christ, he remarked, was speaking OF time OF iuin-
ment as contrasted with time oil prophecy. In tho
next verse He says, "A tho prophets and the law
prophesied until John" These had prophesied tho
kingdom OF God; John had introduced It; in Christ
1t had como Our Lord then described the
tho Kingdom had, from the time Of is advent,
been the subject Of enthusiastic and energetic az.
proach Our Lords s'sement covers, the preacher
SAID truth to the whole history oil uIs king
dom, from Johns time until the present day-namcy,
that no attains tho spiritual blessing ana powers
OF the rule OF Christ without vigorous and persistent
eiori. TEis borne out by analogy. The grandcsJ
prospects were reached ny The hardest climbing val
thinking, ami successful men d'd float to emIcnce
but had work for Wuat analogy suggested Scrip
ture confirmed IN that direction Tho atmosphere OF
the Old Testament pusHted with struggle and very
IN UGH Of the language oi tho New Testament
OF tho battle Held or the arena
CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS.
The successful moral souicr was always laced IN
the attitude one who storms aud coDqucfs 0-trcsa
Ii was TO be observed that the causes OF tue perpetual
Bght did not iie tho nature oil toe heavenly KINGDOM
except in SO lar ms It's attractions aud prom scd
wards provoke holy zeal and energetic effort Mr.
Vincent proceeded 10 contrast the terror OF Israel NJ
the foot o sinai and the confluence oil the CHRIS
Churcn, and quoted freely from the New Testament
passages wherein men are invited 10 come unlo the
living God. And yet 1.-The Kingdom Of heaven suierelh
violence" There was norcaJ Inconsistency In this
That which WAS clearly unprecedented MAS not always
easily achieved man might along a straight road
before him sec clearly point he wsucd 10 roach, but
II might require great and protracted effort to reach
IT, Tue struggle to reach heaven by calling out mans
faith und energy might 60 10 make him strong IN
Christ Jesus. In man himself and not IN the Kingdom
the causes oil the struggle 10 be f0und The
crcnd gen Ieman drew many arguments IRON every
day life To enforce his lesson, anu concluded with the
following quotations from Srrip,urc:''rne heavenly
kinpcom sunereth violence = from feryeDt love
aud IRON that living hope that overcometn
the divine volition not IN Tho guise that
come tn man but conQuers IL because IT will
be conquered and conquered, conquers by bcnignty"
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THE GOSPEL TENT.

DIR. STEPHEN H. TYING, JR., ON THE CREED OF
THE SCOOTER.
Three services we're held In the Gospel Tent yester
day; the first, in the morning At cigh. o'clock, being
general prayer meeting; tho second, at three p NJ,
being Gospel temperance meeting, with music and
addresses, and the third at baIipast seven r. NJ at
which Rev DR.. Stephen II. Tying, Jr., preached tho
sermon. Tho attendance at tho tent was large at all
tho services:
THE scoryBR's cREEn
The subject OF Mr.. Tyng's sermon was "Ths Creed
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CONFIRMATION.

Bishop Littejohn yesterday administered the rite Of
confirmation three churches on Long Isand-Chriss
Church. Oyster Bay; St Johns, Cold Spring, and St.
Johns, Huntington.
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God. II was supposed that tho wealthy man.
clad in purple and dne linen. who Jared
sumptuousy every DAY, must be hard hearted
and that he came wrongly by his money IL
was foolish 10 be rich; riches would take wings TO
created Q condition OF things that quite imposs
BILE 10 endure aud unreasonable 10 think Of u sct
ono class oil the community ut the Threats OF the
others Here the speaker gave graphic sketch, in
flaming coors, OF the struggles thai had taken place
peasants and the lords Of the sofia struggle wn,ch
yet far from being ended, and that originated In
the churchs denunciatons OF wealth, while she took
care to accumulate herself all she could OF the good
whence cane the idea that life is battle. and that
man must ever be IN arms against hmselfs II came
from the far East from ancient, distant Persia, aud It
crept nlo tho literature OF the Hebrews finding It's
way thence to the early Christian Church. II horn
OF the idea Of light and darkness; the one presided
over by Deity, tho other ruled by the devil. Al
nal conct exists between the two kingdoms OF light
and dark ness-between the Deity and the devil. Tho
Christians did believe that tho devil would DO
converied he must fight 1t out and be defeated Tho
believing Christian Is 10 look upon the uDbeever with
SCIENCE AND THE CHRISTIAN SOLDIER
Tho idea OF antagonism among men has been, In q
measure. successfully comba,ed by science and
philosophy. The grand doctrine OF evolution has
taken the place OF the narrow known rs dualsm.
The doctrine OF evolution 10 one continuous how Of
progress; II has different aspects and appears under
ping sI perfection is reaCned Il Substitutes gradual
Tor extremes takes away the idea oil mans battle
with Mother Nature and plants wisdom In the place OF
hatred; peace is made TO triumph. and all become
the fricnds OF each other instead OF the foes Tho
theist does mt drawthe sword against tho atheist,
the Trnitaiian against the Unitarian. the Mato-
rialst against the Sprituaiis BY evolution
hit man out OF superstition, and say that every
religion had its time, place and ofncc-havng
done its work in It's own sphere But orthodox
churches persist in thinking badly OF all crecds not
their Under the eye of evolution doctrine
OF comparative religion has grown up. French and
German Swans are transalng, Tor the use vi the
learned, all the old works on pantheism. atheism.
Buddhism, Brahminism, that the modern world may
JuGge OF the wisdom OF past TEACHINGS. A century
hence and the Office OF the Christian soldier will have
an nd m hnt hA n mt
to subdue himself Scrpturally, but intellectually; to
be what Nature Intended he should. To-day We at
tempt suUdue ves, by brute force, but by
tho omnpotent power which We know by the name OF
love
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MARINERS CHURCH.

much OF that faith and makes no impression upc
world
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GREECE, IOWA.
Original " n,ssS.

Original yI'Ots,S.
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judgment renisisi Axainsi YOU thereon,
III accordance With the prayer Of xAll
rctI'ion.
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saH Atty fer Pr.
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