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Two SCOTCH clergymen, one a mem
Der of the English church and the other
of the Scottish Episcopal church, have
taken the stand that the theater, if right
for their people, can not be wrong for
themselves. They attended a banquet
given in Edinburgh about the LIST of
March in honor of a theatrical manager,
and one of them made a pleasant re-
Spouse to a toast to the clergy. He
argued that if the theater had lost favor
in the eyes of good people, it was simply
because good people had deserted its
walls. The people would have imuse-
ments Of some sort, and it was for the
clergy, by their presence, to keep those
amusements pure. The argument may
surprise American preachers who have
fallen into the habit Of denouncing the
tbeater, especially in their evening ser
mons to young people. One thing Is
certain, if the clergymen would 90 TO
the theater occasionally their presence,
while it might not elevate the drama
it would render their criticisms from the
pulpit more intelligent.
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Five Thousand Books Given Away for
the Asking.

While Dir. II. James was attached to the
British Medical staff in the Fast Indies, his
high position enabled him to call about him
the best chemists, physicians, and scientists
of the day, and while experimenting with and
among the natives, he accidentally made the
discovery that CONSUMPTION can be positive
ly and permanently CURED. During the
many years OF his s%oiourn there, he devoted
his time to the treatment of Lung Diseases,
and upon his retirement he left with us books
and papers containing full particulars, show.
ing that every one can be his own physician
and prepare his own medicine, and such in.
formation as we have received we now offer
to the public without price, only asking that
each remit a three-cent stamp for postage.
Address CRADDOCK & co, 1882 Race St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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t,oefD fno mntiHuHl government m1y
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vaa. Grave and SERIOUS Disputes a. ~
VI ,tfs ~ certain ciaimnntF h. the chief
", .uyaaHiee0 NJ that stale, bat ny these Hfe
4 n, settled and determined not ny the es.
af fhc Tinted RIafes, bat Wy such orr
and ptaceable methods ~ may De pro-
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feel assIfed 10 resort ~ violence ~
Al smpltt.i in ibis quarter bot that on the
nj frary the disputes in question are 70 he
.uIeiy By such peaceful remedies as
= Constitution and law Of The state provide.
mi er these circumstances, and in this con.
Nance. ( now deem II proper 10 take action
a cOflanco with the principles announced
'hsn ( entered upon the duties Of the pres
You are, therefore, directed 10 see
"a proper orders are issued fOrthe removal
said troops from the s%tatehOusg TO their
reyious place Of encampment.
II X. b. HAYES.
To Hos. Gro. W. MCCBAEY.
Tho following letter was sent to Gen. Sher.
an by the secretary Of war:
WAE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHfNGTON, April 3, 1877.
To GEN. W. T. SHERMAN, Commanding
s.. A.:
G~ENERAL-I inclose herewith a copy Of a
'mmunication from the president OF the
nited States, in which he directs that the de.
Of United States troops now sta
oned in the s~tatehouse at Columbia, 5. c.,
Withdrawn and returned to their previous
or camping ground. You are
sreby charged with the execution of this
der, and will cause the withdrawal TO take
acc on Tuesday next, April 10, at II me-
Han.
VERY respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. ". MCCRARY, Sec. Of War.
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JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston,
Manufacturers and Proprietors.
THE SUN
FOR TIE
Campaign Against National Fraud.

president who was not elected by the people hay
ing been inauguartcd AT Washington through pro-
ties to rally together in determined and persistent
effort for the correction Of this great wrong and the
ballot box.
Forthis outrage upon the right of self government
the Republican party aud its chosen managers are
primarily responsible; but the men who have taken
office through such means, and " no are actually eek
erCisi < the power % Government upon such author
ity arc scarcely less guilty than they who CONCEIVED
and executed this unparalleled political s%windlc;
The Fraudulent President aud his advisors having
undertaken to iotsakc u e ancient ways OF TIA" lc
publican party, aud having invite II Democrat ina
n former Rebel tuoCCupy one OF The mos important
public srnti lent of the south by the bestuNHl Of Of
fees and 10y an enormous sy stem OF ti1~ycrnmeHt sub
side'fDr railroads amt G lnHls. hoping nus locomrlrNc
interruption the work BEGUN in fraud. At the same
time with hT p"critical Greteuses OF reforming the
civil service thcy futttr fle yanitr of Northern tt GO
ri.ts to thctudt that the great crime in which this Nd
ADMINISTRATION is founded may be uvcrUo cd aud
CUndC nod.
Against this complex scheme. as agninst the conspir-
ntors ithwhOm It originated we call upon the people
cnmmencei mmediateIy u campaign alike mercncss
and pcrtiuacious. Wcpromise them that from thcbc-
ginning tn the end THE [ shall never be found
IlgTari or timorous in this holy crusade; and we in
vie new recruits from every quarter to JON IN tins
movement.
Our old friends and readers, u body ofohout mil.
nor. rraders-thc same number AS the majority If
samuel j. Tildcn for President we need only say
that we shall continue hereafter, as ia the past. to
contend Tor honest, real reform, g.. unomy and Jus
llce in public affairs, and that WcshHtl stifl cudcayor
careful, compile te and trHs worthy accounts Of cur
rent cy' nt7 and news from every part Of the world,
while from Washington especially our reports will
continue 30 be full accurate and fearless.
The price of the daily SIN is % cents a month. or
~ 90 q year, post paid or, with the Sunday edit
The SUNDAY edition, eight pages. alone, is Si:eo
THE WEEKL'Y sun. eight pages is ~ a year.
post 'paid;and every person who sends us ten or more
subscribers from any one place. viii be entitled to
Address THE Sun, New York city.
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FoR ten cents we will send a scientific
book Of one hundred and sixty choice selec,
tons from the p~oetical w3rksof Byron, Moore
and Burns; also fifty selected popular songs
and other writings. The poetry of these au'
thorS is true to nature and the finest ever
written. Desmond Il Co., 9l5 Race St..
Philadelphia, Pa.
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When you visit or leave New York stop atthc
Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
depot. $50 elegantly furnished rooms. Best
restaurant in the city; prices moderate. Bag
gage taken to and from said depot, free. Cars
and stages pass tie hotel for all parts of the
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AsTIIMA-It is useless to describe thetor-
tn es of spasmo lie asthma. Those who have
sutfere | from its diStres ing p~aroxysms know
what 1t is. JONAS WELCOMES REMEDY has
never failed to afford immediate relief.
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IRRITATION OF THE SCALp

VAUDEVILLE, Me- Sept. rs.
7 purchased a bottle only, for the purpose Of E"'r
dressing; but, 10 my surprise, il has entirely remove.
mended it to several Of my friends, who were aflctcC
in the same way, and it has wholly iradicated the
disease. Joseph I'LL, JR.
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allow is it," said a gentleman 10
Sheridan, that your nar,e has not an
o attached to it? Your family is lri h
and no doubt illustrious." mo family
had a letter right TO . than o%urfamily, F"
said Sheridan, "fJr we owe everybody
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THTS WORLD appears very beautiful
when you are well; to reE ain well, J elthy
aud strong take Dr.. J.H.McLeaL's Strength
ening Cordial aud Blood Purifier, the great
est iolIc in the wo Id. IL strengthens the
Body and purifes the blood. DIR. j. II.
McI.ean's office, 31l Chestnut. 81. Louis, Mo.
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for cIrcu.
lar to Ht~lphenstine K BentIy, Washington, DC
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LOSS OF HAZE.

BANGOR, March ,, 1863.
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MkzARINE BLUE GLASS.

We have sold Hatch's Universal Tough syrup for
alout four years, aud il has steadily gained in rnp'
ularity from its hrst Introduction. We e'p ~ the
lion. The sal. OF the Universal has become crater
than any. perhaps greater than 81 others com'l leo'
Ne do not hesitate t. it.
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G. / V T. 5
Health, Strength,
AND APPETITE.

Nv daughter hay received great leu
mt from th" u-c Of NEGETtNF. Her de-
lining health WAS 70 source 0i great
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strength and appetite.
n. n. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agt..
No. % Sears Building.
Boston, Mas
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WAsHINGToN, April 3.-rhe following is
he letter of Gov. Hampton to the President,
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
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I5raila, June 80 The Russians on land
ing OF the Turk sa bank Of the Danube,
penetrated directly intotho interior, behind
the hills, gaining possessien Of the heights
commanding AImchon .f;er au obstinate
fight with /. bod Of Bashi 3 zauks. The
engagement lasted FROM dag bse4k till noon
Constantiaoqlc, Inc News
received to-day announces that Mukh-
tar Pasha has been engaged since
Thursday with the Russian army at
Tatkhodija, between Khorasan and
Delibaba. The battle was proceeding
all day yesterday Result unknown.
The porte's reply to Lord Derby's
note in reference to the Suez canal
was dispatched on the 2lst INST 1t is
understood that the porte accepts the
principles Of free navigation Of the
canal by neutrals, but reserves the
the right Of lighting an enemy vessel.
Prince Hasson Of Egypt, leaves for
Vagna to-day. The sultan presented
him yestereay with sword Of honor.
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FIRES,
RE LEE FOR ST. JouN.


St. John, Jane 22.-Oa,ers Of assis-
tance for the sufferers by the great ire
continue 10 come in from provincial
towns and also from many American
cities. Several car loads of provisions
arrived this morning from Miramichi
by a special train from Halifax, and
tonight special trains from Portland,
Bangor, Lincoln centre, &C., brought
i LOG barrels Of -four, a lot Of bllnllets
and a large quantity Of cooked food
Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, and 9th
er Canadian cities dispatched provis-
ions. The relief committee has been
reorganized and the work systemized,
50 tuat the aid may go as far as pos
sible, and reach those the most inneed
of it, a public meeting was held to-
day, and addresses delivered by May
or Hullin, of Bangor, Mayor Rice, of
Halifax, and others. a vote Of thanks
was passed to the cities and individ-
uals contributing 10 The relief OF the
distressed A company Of local vol
unteers was engaged in blowing up
the roins 10 remove the dang rous
walls. Three men were badly injured
by the premature explosion Of a blast,
one Of whom will not recover.
SEVERAL NEW FIRES
started to-day, all supposed to have
been the work Of an incen <iary Five
4 men accused Of incendiarism, are now
+ in custody One who was caught in
the act narrowly escaped being hung
to the nearest lamp post. A company
Of troops has arrived from Halifax tc
assist the civil authorities in main
tanning order. All is quiet. The
body of Capt Firth, a well known cit
izen, has been found in the ruins; also
another body, identified as that Of one
James Thomas, clerk Several per
sons are still missing. The banks are
opening, business houses are re
opening in new locations, and in some
instances rebuilding has commenced
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CRIME.

ATTEMPT TO ROB AN EMPRESS CAR,
Toledo, O., June 23.-An attempt
was made last night to rob the express
car on train number 6, bound east
over the air line division Of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern r. R.
Shortly after the train left Lizonier,
Ind, the car was entered by four men
who accosted the messenger, and
we-o about to bind him when they
were suddenly confronted by force
Of officers and expressmen headed by
Chief Police Purdy Of the city who
had been notified that the attempt
was to be made, and concealed him
self and men in the car. A sh TT but
most desperate Struggle ensued, re-
sulting in the capture Of the entire
bard. They were all residents Of
Mobiles county Ind.
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FATALLY SHOT.

Philadelphia, June 23.-Last even
ing Mrs Farmer, wife Of the proprietor
drinking saloon was shot twice fatally
by William Baker, whose arrest she
was about to secure for rioting in the
saloon. Baker was arrested to-day.
HYpRopuoBIA.
Pottsyille, June 23-Goorge Fisher,
teller Of the Mahonipg City national
bank, was taken sick suddenly last
night, and his physicians say he is suf-
fering from hydrophoba. He was
bitten by pet dog seven months
ago.
HELP FOR TIE ST. JOHN SUFFERERS.
Toronto, June 23.-Committees and
collectors at work are raising money,
provisions and clothing for the St.
John sufferers. One thousand blank
cts ana a lot OF women's and children S
clothing were sent over last night,
All the principal towns in the country
are moving in the matter. The mill
tia volunteered to do police duty.
MISS HARRINGTON.
! Lowell, Mass, June 23-Mrs
Cook, daughter Of Mrs Avery, the
abortionist, has given TO the city
marshal all the particulars concerning
Mrs Harrington, from the time she
entered their house until her death.
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NEW YORK.
~ wycnpsIoN rAnrY

New YORK June 23.-About 1920 mem
hers Of the New York press club made
an eycur;on party to Greenwood lake yes
terlav nj tbe invitation Of the Mt Clair
and Greenwood railway company, and al
Windemer hotel at the mead of the lake,
reached by steamer from the railway
Sla'ioii' q '''"'''''o' '''-I''e' 80 1' ~ -
ln' a'j 1''i"g ',."n' lDg -''o''''S -, N,lli = :
:.,,,"sl,,o ~ ro,;oa a,a H. lal,s ;tseif i
briabt sbeer Of yarer e,nbosomcd N
tbe wood Although onIy two hours
ride from the CITY, Greenwood Lake was
revelation to many.
OBITUARY
Francis Avery Madison, few years
ago q well known Journalist, died yester-
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MISS HARRINGTON
WASHINGTON
WILL PAY FIFTY PER GENT.

Washington, June 23.-The freed
mems bank commissioners expect to
be able to pay SO per cent Of installa
tons Of indebtedness. They have
now ten per cent ready for distribu-
tion. bat as twenty thousand deposi-
tors have amounts under s. in the
bank. the cost OF getting their share
to them would be greater than the
amount received.
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THE RELIEF FUND.
FOREIGN
FIRE INSURANCE cos.

FIRE INSURANCE cos.
London, June 23. The Times says
that several English insurance eompa-
nies lost heavily by the St. John fire.
FRENCH PARLIAMENT.
New York, June 23.-A special
from Paris says it is expected that the
official Gazette viii publish a decree
dissolving the French parliament on
Monday. The members Of the left Of
the senate, intend 10 address mani
fcsto to the nation and an important
discussion is progressing in the cham
Der to-day.
DISCUSSED WITH CAL2INEss.
Paris, june 23.-The vote in the
senate for The dissolution Of the cham
Der Of deputies, being foroseen, has
caused little sensation, and is discussed
by the morning papers with great
calmness. The exact figures Of the
vote in the senate were l49 against
1870.
WAR ITEMS.
London, June 23.-Yarious specia
dispatches point 10 a speedy remoya
of the Russian headquarters to Alex
andria, in Roumania, probably Sunday
or Monday.
The Turks are destroying the lines
Of railway between Chernavoda anc
Matchin.
Il is reported that the Turks vii
not defend the Dobrudscha.
A telegram from I5rsil announce
that six thousand Russians orosseC
the Danube from Galatz yesterday
and tool, the heights benind Sevzilla
near Mathin. The Turks have aban
doned Matohin A sufficient numbe
of Russians crossed to establish then
sielves solidly; but they are not eI
trenched.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Toledo, O., jane 23 There was a
slight frest iii This vicinity last night.
DROWNED.
Watertown, n T., June 23-Dan.
and james lIoadIy were drowned in
a canoe yesterday Age | ! and is.
COTTON CROP.
Memphis, June 20 The damage to
the cotton crop on the Arkansas river
by the flood is estimated from 20 to
$780, 900
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THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
An Excursion by New York
Press Writers.
Russian Headquarters are to he
Moved to Alexandria.
Six Thousand Russians Cross
the Danube and Hold
their Positions.
Plenty Of Aid for the st. Johns
Sufferers.
The Freedman's Bank is Ready
TO Pay Fifty Per Cent.
OF It's Indebtedness.