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TIIE YEAR BOOK or EDUCATION FOR ls7s. Edited
kipuiE Superintendent of Pubic schools. and
AltNANbEk otN 49, steHt ~Ic int'ud'nt OF Public
Schools. NewNofk tIty. syo., ~ 80. l. NtcSci
The purpose of the present work Is to fur
ulsn a supplement 10 the CycopTc;a OF Education"
published during the past year by The same authors.
II embraces the principles ard methods OF peda-
& gics and school economy, the adminlstra-
t.n II the school system Of different countries,
school legislation ana statistics. aud educational
literature aud biography. comparatively large space IL
Z voted TO the pIOgt.ss ., education IN the different
tas Of the Union aud IN the most important counties
o the world and to educational proceedings and ustitu
tons OF learning OF all the principal religious denomna-
tOns In the Appendix which Is suJOined to the volume
complete list is given Of the educational institutions Of
this country arranged iu geographical order and cata
iogue of publications on educational aud general pbilo
ogy The photographed matter. which bears the sigma
ture OF publisher great diligence and excellent
ind dgent the collection and Tangcment OF materials
and much enhances the interest OF the work In the
article "AnglosaIon," by Professor March. It s shown
that considerable attention paid to the study Of the
language in several American colleges whnetis affirmed
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" TT l. : ] NN IINE. -. -. ..
w INIIED ~rATfS AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
ron, OF EIN-IONN AND Il\ \EKlbpl-
NOtcrIlr steamers of tins IAn" take the Lane R"rtet
recommended Lieut. MIuy, Us ~ Oh Dolh t' outward
and home aId yo,ay'-.
CEIIlC can't. Gridcl Ihuiirv. iuls H. -p H. h
tlNNtNIG t,nt Kennedy ... ~tauidIN. J4lN - u.
BALTIC. capt Pir.rI llul Sdlt. Jult = ~ IA
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, flEH o. NoHIh
RIVER
There steamers uniform IN size aud unsurpassed IN 1p
pointmrut- The saloon. StatrroWnr. smoking aud BAN
placed lmd-ipa. where the noise and notion n1
least fof fnoring degree Of comfort hitherto unattandDN
sea .
EATES- saloon. $50 and 500 gold Return Ticket, ON
favorable terms Stccrdgc VIZ.
rhrsr steamers cary neither cattle sheep, pig,
plans aud other information, apply ~ no
Comu1ny's Offices. 80. 81 BrOadway. Ncw lork.
H. !. COlIIS Agent
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Foreign exchange W.. Wcah tni los -: 3 ''--
slow demand. We annex current revised rate

Money continues easy. and call loans are y,
ported lall.a per cent on United states bonds
and at 2d2l2 Oh miscellaneous stocks, Discount Is
az last quoted and the following were the rates OK
exchange ON New York: Savannah, buying +, sell
a premium; Charleston, quiet and easy, 'l9at
prcmium New Orleans commercial $50 9iG. DAM
Il premium; Chicago, 60 premium Boston, lZ9c'
- 81 900 premium, and It Louis lI0 premium
The United States Treasurer at Washington to'
dov received 1910, 900 National bank notes iot
redemption. The customs receipts were silo'oVV'
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Cnw sthools.

LnW StDooI9.
ALBANY LAW SCIlOOL.-kcgIaI COURSE
~ one wear Fall l.rIu~ tur 80 ui ~'pt"inbrr
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, y. \.
law DEPARTMENT of IOWA STATE
IL UNIVERSITY. Fourteenth year begins september u.
Cours. one option Ith't adut- 4"
bar Tuition, $50 per year. Address ". g. HAMMOND.
Iowa 'ity.
VALE Law SchoOl.-RcgulaT course, - years ;
Gra0uair Coufsc for degree Of - G. L. wears Ia term.
oicus sent gG AddT,-S piuf MAlLANp NrW-l Haven, 60
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Orcan Steamers

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic linc sailing uuici inc ANtEl
Can FLAG. SAILING cycry 1lit' N~UAN from PuiidclDhA
oil sails Thursday, Ju.y II. S a. ~.
RED STAR IINE-IO ANTWERP.
tafryic ielean amt Iutcl ~t'' Nd!I' -ainS sem
monthly alternately from PnIticlIli' ana N"". l"N
JAVA ta~ WEDNESDAY. Jult 10. y ~.
For rates ~ passage amt other information apply %
FErEl ElGliI n rpN~, "cu'tdi Ae'ni' ,..,
Walnut st.. iIilad"lphlj o. lTpuiNdF. -" n"N
JOiIN N M,bUNALo Agent. ; btii. ~ place Nr"-1 1"In
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Grdrhfrs.

ACADEMIC teacher three years; has pre-
~ pared pupils for 1ryarl. Yale, Princeton Amherst
engag,urns solicited: also private putIs Harvard gtIiu
ate references. AddI,s~ II. l., Inhun' bih.r
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSIIIl' IL, cstIh-
~ shci leI pruuit, provide faru' schools colleges.
with teachers II known oiiHfr and ralt'tt4t t'pi'-rHi
tiI' ~
schools highest Iudo circulars for stamp \"
kCHEItNEHIIpEN. \. NJ. soy, 80 Last liil Il, y. !
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
~ Mon square T'f'-eti- teachers dtiuS petitions.
application form g." sidip It"tmt- college, -'"Ylii''
sUuI-. hoods ~ lilI
t.trut Instructors WITHOUT CHARGE supplies itfIu'~
vim tutoi- nid soy'Iuc--,- i. tDIi~NtilH iINt b
My. 80 Iuou square ,iiaayr. side, Sow h"rh.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AtIStN b [ .quaT, recommends fllIil.~-
-OR~. PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS. IT GOIi~ aud COY
tom TIE taulig American and European col
lrgr- uuycI-Itic. and I"son- promptly
Aiy department 81 instruction. Apply to Mis-, NJ. J.
lDt So. So. - Union .Irlt' Ef"id"a' side
EDUCATIONAL Bl EEAI, - 'nIon-squarc
II IrnaiNay side: teachers for school, and families.
ANNA RANDALL. bfIIiI. Manager.
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In State bonds a small lot OF Missouri bs OF 1888
wa, sold at 1884. There were sales Of District OF
Columbia sos at slas and OF Louisiana consols at
7jli.
In city bank stocks. American Exchange ZoI
sold al lO3I.4 l035s Gcrmn-Amcrican % at o2@i'
amt Fourth National ll9l at %.
Continued activity Is remarked of railroad oohds'
All the bonds in the Western list were
mghcr-St. Paul sinking fund IUl' Ia
Crosse Division los. Northwest goa nohus
Iula-. Rock Island new IoNt4r tS az
los ana Burlington and Cedar Rapd> ursts az
The paciGcs were all at full tigUrr~C culals lV1e
Union fr>s 1868 ani crauiS los - Missouri Ia-
ciir trsl, lOGl. and South Pacific uIsi> - 5eisS
Central consolidated "a~Srntcd were SOFA up 10
- D., and as>rutcd" Ichigh cou>ol> 10 6z q 1U'4'
North Missouri htsts were strong a iui a. pul'lns
TON and Quincy - consolidated at los, l1IhluIIi
and St Joseph convertible = at -, an" ''I'auii ''Ii
Southern guaranteed AT 11's; NcW-l";A O'hu''
Us OF l~~:I selling at lolA ,oo,, p,
Gold was lower the price declining from loo,2V 70
lNU3-. ON gold loans the lending rates were -, l
and J., for borrowing, aud hat. The day business
of the gold clearing department "l ne b3hA "a
the state of New-lork covered: Gold rIraien,
~ I591 900: gold balances 81 40. 100; currency
balances. ~ i29 Sol. The gold quotations 'ou"S
were as follows: ,
lO..........lOO4i l?............loo% 3.-..-..-VV
Th, following were to-day quotations i ioi
fDIoign and domestic COINS aud hdoh' ni.on @
States con, being quoted IN currency aha III '"0
ntb bpr "a uplI
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FOR ~. THoMA~. rAitA. pIEN hMBU'n BAHIA
AND no DF JANIIEp. -..
The new tf-t ca-- ir'n -i'am'f.p 'iil or lAlA,
CAPTAIN ports On II -
Day Nugi.tG II frc@it low rates taken iof
tie above u ,tt~
rrrgt J., c,iyr az Al times Roberts Dock. BROOKLYN
GtNNyE LOWER Than El Any plltlh IINt
SIiIPpIls~ BI.SII;I NG IN I SEE CAS- II! Let
SAME UNDER orr oPEN policy
For ffu"iI engagements. or passage having 'Sdht ac
{. II. MALLORY a co. hscnts
Ulire. Il,T 20 Last River
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Gilnutiouo IOanic0-- Wlales

An APPEAL.-A middle aged man, deslI-
~ tute waut home Ia cv country good recoIm' ma
lions viii work thing wages object Address W.
: =, Tribune oii'"
NROOM, Ac.-By Il tirSt-clasS groom ana
VI Goa, imau. Protestant. single E"rtA Germany g'oi
references city OF country. Address = 49, 'O' Hh-'' ~
West l5th 81.
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THE MONEY MARKET

OyFICIIL RTTCPT n. Y. ST'nh th-nh""" "N'-'
- uOYDdY, JULY S. 1878
GOVERYMENT STOCK DEPARTNhNE
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Gclu u0alllro

4 BRIGHT, active lad waited IN the office
y Of wholesale drug hous. tn-t Siitr we'll Address,
v nh reference Box g. Tilbun" ph'
WANTED Agents for patent tissue great
u-rfulu-s Address FELGN 80 Bouoi. Magenta Pans
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Jn6trnltlon.

For Boys and Young men-City.
DVERTlSERS! ..,.. .-
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE and
ALL FIRsTCLASS CITY JOURNALS To
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULNERMAN. l,23S broadway, NeW fork
send copy of advertisement when asking for estimate oln
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4 LATE EDITION OF PINCKNEY'S
n SCHOOL DIRECTORY AND GUIDE FOR 1873
WILL BE ISSUED ABOUT july II
''It does away with the need 81 local Advertising one
advert III tins directory viii cover the Whole country
from Maine 10 Texas
DIRECTORY. circulars. &c. sent upon Application.
80 UNION SQUARE NCWlOfX.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" BETWEEN NEN YORK NND IANEE.
Tt Company tu' No - >"rth iIf"r foot ~ norton -
AMIElQi o. u'utd .... " 'rin~-I - lul} L'. y '.
VILE ~ PNEl~. ~'n'ul N,fu"'l'y Ju,v IT,, %, o.,
m,t- a." -f"'ftg' pas-"uE'r'
to freight and passage at Philadelphia apply 10 Al"H%'
'"''"'' i,I,f- pE BFBIAN Agent 80 g. Broadway.
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y T,
PREPARATORY
Text supplied students cost The calendar Of the
wear arranged TO su convenience Of teachers The cN
r,e. for An entire school exceed $40 The
FALL TERN begins on toe FIRST WEDNESDAY, Oi sep
fOl catalogues and Other information address the
President j. IL liipMiSoN'
MOigautOwn, W. Va
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4 large business was done IN Government bonds,
but at q further -hading in prices IN consequence
of the further Welding in the price oi gold. This
was noticeable IN lsG7s particularly, IN which tho
amount changing hands was unusually large We
annex current street quotations:
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,YOUNG MEN ,pnyalely Fitted for College

sNOCNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
i Conditioned student, tdi0red Summer aud Winter.
+. HOFFMAN,. StOckbfidge. Mass
ttrn PER QUARTER of 10 weeks, $3.50
~ for $40 s3Gi for 81 weeks; ull charge for
nicely furnished rooms boarding washing, ga'; &c &C.
nf0 school book and all school expenses
at SIIOKTLIDGL'S MEDIA NcnnD ACADEMY for young
men ana BOYS. so EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers. all
college graduates one Harvard four Yale special attf
t0n to bOth advanced and backward pupils. Both init
yldua and class instruction. Recommended BY Governor
R0utt Judge IiOcscB Professor Bnuye L. = Naval
Acaiemy Richard J. Hinton. Bayard Taylor, &c. &c Al
dress SWITUIN g. SIIOKTiID DGE UaINad 4. NJ, Media.
Penn Media II II miles from fhiladelpa has churches
and temperance charter.
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For Young Ladies-City.

MRS. SYLNANUS REEDS
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG IA.
DIES. NOs. & and Last jJdst.
OCT. !. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages praC-
ucay taught Thorough training in Primary and secondary
Deuaitments THE COLLEGIATE COT RSE requires four
Ncw-Yorll CITY. 167 Nadlson-ave-Mllc LcnZ
~ French and English school fof Young Ladies ana ltc
Girls. VIII reopen september L. 'Icus sent on appcaoh
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5ituations Uauteo-- females.

HOUSEWORKER.-By a young, strong VIII
ing German girl householder or wouu tahe &C. en-
children moderate best OF city references 'oo O
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i've who thoroughly understands all kinds OF house
hd milk and butter and II Kind children;
can take city country best OF reference
would ule home Call at go 9TH ave. 18th st
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REPORT on EUROPEAN SHIPS OF WAR. BY Chid
Engineer J. ". KIN, Second edition. SyJ., PIP. JSU.
Washin ctOn Government Printing once.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

tor CAIIFORNfh. JNrAN. CHINA, tINlRAI an =
SOI.III AMERICA, ~ANHMlFH ISLANDS. NEW IfA
LANE AUSTRALIA. BHIII~li tOLl MPIA, WASH
INtION 1IEEI IOIh aud pllbpN.
TaIr from iIrr foot tIuaI-t. N0itu RIVER.
For II ~IIiNt- OF PANAMA
Steamship i,lF-Ci ~ CITY. Iu'-dhF. july +"
Connecting t,uttal afd ~oiifh Aiu"ti'b
IItAStl~tD to JhPAS and CHINA "
-tc,iu-hlp 'IIA. pf Pli.tN N"iu"-'il'. JuN No.
steamship tIIh of IDkID ~tuidav. August .
FRANCISCO -anIwIch ISLANDS. Austiala
, SCw /,alaui. . .,... .....,..,. ,,,
steamship ITY or NI.M YORK. MONDAY. July :
Ior f., giit and passage apply At tomsays Ohce' on
a., pier foot canal ST., NoIth HN"L
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TTANBT KII NWrlltII TdVhtT 7 'OTIITI I'm = I'TTI'
.,tItt.rT lufy fiI. l.ItI.R july l.
tItI-TN ] " .....-Ju aus -
,.,.- Ilvuoutn Iouoh Chcrhoutc Hamburg.
and l r.nfs in IN ana t,rt AMI ai'. Firt CABIN
cold second cabin gold 80 ~t''iis' currency, 3d.
ktNU AkDI & co. { u t'l' hAIp i'Nr
t,ru,ral gent. Genera tda@'uR'l At'h'f
81 Ur,a!s Srw YORK 81 broadway. Sew. lorA.
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Th, following were to-day ouo'dt'ons loi
flrnlen and domestic coins aud hdiiloH h!on @
states CONS being quoted IN currency aha al '"o
others m gold: ..l,ng
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

VI Ghaye I'D ST.; famIcs hotels restaurants all
ng reliable servants male female, for city country
can ind great number Of all nations always on hand cook
housewOTkCs aubermaid- waTesse-,
hmen gaIdcne- hands waters, married couples
r an be =. en- az the FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EMPLOY.
4 y % Z.
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UJOUSEWORK.-A Young colored girl to do
general Homework; no objection TO t!e count Iii ~ ~
willing herself generally useful reIetehce' ors
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, No. l3S 6tha'ep 4 uooi'
aloXp II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-21
SHaDOWING a CLERG YbfIN.
The Trouble that Aaitates the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church.

discord has arisen between tho Row
William Lloyd. pastor Of the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church. at Fifty seventh street, and
part OF his Consisory. Mr.. Taylor was last in
charge OF the Washington Square Methodist
Church. and previous to that had charge Of n
church In Poughkecpsic He is an English
man. and has been in this country about eight
years. His preaching has been we'll received.
About year ago he began to preach
to the Madison Avenue Church. on
the express proviso insisted upon by him, that
the arrangement should last one year only, and
that IL all parties were satisfied he should be
duly instal led as the. permanent pqstor He
found the church burdened with debt OF over
100000, with nm average attendance OF less
than 800 persons and u sparse membership.
The attendance rapidly increased under his
ministry. The prospect seemed most flattering
that Mt the end Of his probationary year in
April next he would be called TO the permanent
But there wore dissatisfied members who did
not like his style Of preaching. who said there
imagery, too much Of the flowcry element"
and too few dortrinal sermons. He was much
'kcd by many and was eNtrayagantly praised.
hut there were persistent opponents. and even.
IL IL said deadly enemies who took great pains
to bring odum upon tho clergyman. Nobody
was willing To make any charges against him IA
n minister or man, but for some cause. not
yet publicly explained. two members Of the
CoA-Story took the responsibility OF putting
lowed him threo weeks md mndc n dotniInd rr
port OF where he went what he ate and drank
whom he saw. md what he aid This pror"nG'
ing was unknown even to soy%n mer,hors ou,
of nine Of IN" Consistnrv Iut nj ,ho ,n,,nt
ing OF Tho church men,bers " on VI" ina s,h
inst In elect ofIcrrs thc suhirr, VIVA hruu,,ht
up. The detective business was n surprise to
report w,s toli io t6e m"rtinS II vss nov, rc
tended That Tho watch had rcv1ai"I anv I'm,
rropcr conluet on the nnrt Of thn cnrpyman
Nobndy WAS rrndy to chnrsr surh n ,hID,r ,''',, mr
oven To father the rumor that he Ind been in.
iudiciousiv cnriinl." In si'itc 81 "iT,r,s nf 10
"nnosi,ion thc fnnrin r,,asntin ,Y Ia i1
hv n y"t, nf * t IN rc,,in -, Min [
y1tnr i'm ,he rlnrch ma hncn i,,y ~ T. ''O" 1'V''
n,,.1 ihat " the CAIN lud1mcnt OF We members of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-21
His Hearing as n Cardinal.


ROME Feb. 8.-Of high intellect, OF n we'll
tried and energetic nature. his Emlncnce has
made not only an excellent bishop but has real
ized the type, OF perfect Cardinal As an ad-
ministratOr he managed to clear Bcnpyento of
smuggling and brigandage, as well rs OF the
underhnnd intrigues Of the party OF the nobll.
", AS man OF Intelligence he does not regard
with such n pessimist ego as his colleagues
inc reciprocal, sensations OF the Church and
society. He has evidently found n solution
II his own mind for existing and eventual
difficulties. His Emincnce Is tall and thin. His
features have an arisocratic stamp, and aro
characterized by grcat flncsse. He has n re-
snmblancc at once to VOltarc and Richeieu.
The voice strikes one disagrccably at ilrst-it is
so nasal in It's tones; but one soon gets accuse
toned to this peculiarity. owing to its funcss
and resonance. Although simple in manners.
his Eminenco is OF all the Cardinals the ono
who carries himself with most .pontincal
mh"sty. resembling in this Plus IN, who. in
his early days, passed for incompatible.
should ] become Pope" tho Cardinal said
TO mo at tho conclusion Of purely mundane
conversation, you must come and see me n
year gter. and think you will not regret your
visit"
VIII you reside Mt tho Vatican ?"
address. 1t will always be known"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-21
The View. of other Brooklyn oierrymen.

Bishop Laughln Of Brooklyn early in tho
day received a despatch from New York an
nouncing the election, but he was inclined ,o
doubt the truth Of the news He said that no
possessed no more information about Leo XIII
than any well-read person. and knew absolutely
nothing Of his characteristics.
rather ORcilly, the pastor o. ST. Stephen's
Church. was busy marrying couple when the
Sun reporter called. He fastened from this
service twisting ten dollar bill about his
fingers. TO administer the pledge 10 two Italian
seamen. Then he said: Il was prepared for
NJ news OF the election Of Cardinal Pr.ci as
Bishop Lynch Of Charleston. from. whom W.
anITs arairs m uen ord t eur eur, iniormation about
that he expected Cardinal Pacci would
~ ~ chosen because he was the intimate Of Plus
greater part OF the Catholic Church. He DE-.
scrlbed Cardinal Pccsi as n man Of liberal
ing; but when asked him il he was great
man. he said no-he was not genius He wos
shrewd HI, good e9,upsellor, a warm hearted
Bishop Lynch thought that the choiSc
might hav? fallen on Cardinal de Iura.
put Tor MS INFERIOR presence. the desire beinp
70 honor 4, Cardinal poss, ssel Of dicnin"i
nearlns the selection Of Pecci will doubtless
give great satisfaction 10 the secular powers i'm
large. The charitable disposition Of The new w
Pope will doubtless do much 10 heal ali disor,
i great serSice to Fly pSs rI Hc in had reco6S GSfn
ing the .diqerent orders there Ills reign is not
nkcly 70 be harassed by any great questions
as was that Of his predecessor The question
OF the fallibility or peccability OF the Pope is
ours Tor the repose Of the dead p"nn's :.
soul admit his .peccability. for. il he
We're not liable 10 sin, we would not
thus thu pray for him after his death, There
Will be no church service in token Of the new
roprs c,l',e cleetion. The announcement will be
he daily mass we shall pray in our collect
pro PdpeG, for Leo instead oi Plus. We do
not use the number. The Protc-tants will
MI because Of his moderate diepos itlon.
Fathers freel and o Laughlin had been sur
prisrd at 50 speedy Il choice. hut oXuressrd
confidence that II was a wise and iortunate one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-21
How he Impre.ed DR.. McGiynn.

"Of all the men whom ] mot during my
recent visit 20 Rome" said the Rev Or. Nc
Glynn. the scholarly pastor of 81. Stephen g.
last evening. Il felt that Cardinal Pccci was
best fitted for the Papal throne; therefore the
announcement Of his election gives me the very
greatest satisfaction regard him as man Of
intellect. learning. tact. and dignity. combined
win omlahility and sterling rirty. He was
a true priest ana true bishop, and
such q man Is required 10 make n
truc Pqpc. A true Pope should be
an official ncccssory. Today the temporal
power docs not exist and the Pope Of to-day
must throw himself upon the hearts of the
people Though man Of libcrality and tact
have every renson 10 believe that Leo NH. will
not sacriflre the slightest iiitc Of right or JUS
of Grea, Poniiir. he has some Of the minor gifts
that make personally attractive one. H. has
me prfsence, comm9nting stature. and eN;,
his manner and the strength and resonance OF
his voice he greatly resembles lips X, sur
of Ieo NH. and not Plus X. that in mere mat
ters OF policy wherein he is free he will not
oT aGm 70 es S SS fos n ISe re
Sad 3 m%iers .! !r1siSS' fGs, eG HH
was moved by personal affection for Loo XII
Of whose pontlncate he must retain clear re-
meim6rEance; mel Leo MI was Pope Of ability
too soon from the world. dying after n reign of
only few years. Other Popes of the name
have heen highly dist nguished in the Papa
age Of the renassnnce in art and litera-
tufe. stimulated mainly by his Intelligence
and munlilrcnce. Leo J.. known MS Loo the
Grcat. was one Of the foremost Of the Popcs
by his SANITY character. the charm Of his in
spired cloquonce and his pontillcal yigor. LEO
l. added largely to tho ustre OF the Holy Soc
and preserved the purity. Of tho Catholic faith
from inroads Of hergsics supported by the
mind. The studies OF Leo Kill. who is reputed
70 be man Of wide information, doubtless have
led him TO admire and emulate these great per-
worthy namesnke or model than Leo the Great.
1t has been u tradition in the Church that the
appointment 10 the office OF Camcrlengo. or
Chanb@rain Of the Holy Roman Church was
ssnnst9Gntialy stn 51hulg out Of the arpoinee
Tho acceptance Of the office. therefore. by Leo
NH. indicates that he WAS guided by hiGh
spee4y; =. ~ election Of op Plus * up2n
third ballot is undueslonnby q surprising
lived worry little in Rome sine he began his
high official career Under the ponincnte ~
Gregory NNI. he was charged with the govern
mcnt of some oithc provinces ofthc pAnal Satcs
rs bishop. As Plus lN. was easily distinguish
able among hl Cardinals for noble breadth.
50 i I;"o MIL. marked hy an indcscrihable
charm that procams his cminencc. ! believe
that this charm has been felt even byhhose who
are not Catholics
For years he has been marked among the
his qunlill 'ations with those Of the others was
needed 10 Insure his el walton. do not doubt
lnat MS election Will give very great satlsiar
ton, Mt only to- the loving, c,ulrcn of the
may have ooasion 20 approach him II is
h.te-iu., tp lllp CIur IA ana tAu world.
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+, ,nocau,' hc YVES 'e Chamberlain of Pope Plus
y, ana yet was clorted tO su rcecl him Tina
,hhnbrrlaln Is usually regarded ns the Pone's
b'nJnlnin. anu Is therefore supposed To stand
WY w" 1nan'c 70 su ,'ccd him. because tho
rest ~ IN" Cardinals wish - show that they ara
not influenced hy the preferences of tho Sd"ad
fpne. Cardinal Pecci must have Ind nhilitv
sutlicl"nt 10 place him above tho cffact ~ tbtss
opposu9n. Cardinal Pancbinnco, who was
Iupppseu 20 nave some aspirations for tho
fourshlp, had declined the Chamberlainship
ii ls q grand name-Leo. The Ieos We're
Vllt oi homss: Il WAS Leo x. that added the
protector Of Michael Angelo. Then there was
leo the Great famous above them ali. like
the name. ' INV
People said that Plus TX. had been denrivod
OF ms temporal power, had been imprisoned
ana would IN al likelihood prove TO be the Inst
bi ths p3pcs. II was said. too. that the time OF
MS death would not be made known until II
could be announced simultaneously with the
election OF his successor. How nearly these
predictions hnye becn fulfilled il known 10 ali
men. Eis death was known across the ocean a
lcw hours after II occurred. and Cardinals
startei from all lands 70 take part in the eiec-
ton OF his successor / don't say this was the
men 10 consider. 'N"'0A'Hs
Cardinal pecci never took part in the great
conflicts Of Plus 1X. with the enemies - th"
Shurch IN Italy. because at first he was only n
nlshop. and after he became a Cardinal the In
nuehce oi cardinal Antonelli while he lived
Ss IGsa and 20 kfhep him from positions Of
~ rather Byrne. one of the Paulist fn;hcrs on
west flity- ninth street. who saw Cardinal Pee.
81 III itnly SAID to ne yesterday that ne rrsem-
Dies l'ius IN. somewhat in features nnI cH
pression' and Cardinal McCloskey In figure"