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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

The Belleville argus says the prop
erty Of Austin county, by the assess
ment of 1877, is valued at 81, 508, ,0e1.
In addition to this there Is list OF un-
rendered land valued at $11e, 353; the
property exempt from taxation, con-
sIsting Of household and kitchen furni-
ture, must amount to $3.50, 900 more,
aggregating total amount of $2, s77,
333. The county is out Of debt the
new addition to the court house, and
other recent improvements, are paid
for, and there is money In the
treasury. There Is no county
script; the county issues cssh In
stead. The county is not only fnan-
cIally prosperous, but it IL q land Of
law and order. The shameful list Of
robbery and murder which comes up Of
late from all sides have none Of them
come from Austin county. The fell
accommodates three negroes for minor
ofenses, and the list of escaped crimI-
mails is equally meagre. The list Of de-
linquent taxes is probably the ehoFte1l
in the State, and in all respects the
county may challenge comparison with
any in the State.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25
Beau Brumme'. Last receptions.

A poor, neglected imbecile is living
in squalid lodgings in Calais. II Is
scarcely possible to recognize in this
unhappy being the once gay and ele-
giant Beau Brummel, the glass Of fash
ion and mold of form to the men and
women Of his generHtion, whom he
ruled with the despotism Of an auto
crat. Yet this is the poor Beau, and
no other. He 10 holding . phantom
reception. Having desired his servant
TO arrange his apartments, set out the
whist-tables, and light the candles
alas only tallow-he Is ready at eight
o'clock 20 receive the guests, which
the servant, previously instructed, now
announces. First comes the Duchess
Of Devonshire. On hearing her name
the Beau leaves his chair. and with the
courtliest bow, the only "Reminiscences
Of his departed glory, be advances TO
the door and greets the phantom Ouch
ess with all the honor that he would
have given the beautiful Georgina. He
takes her hand and leads her 70 . seat.
saying - be does 80: ssAhimy dear
Duchess, how Teioieed am to see you :
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25
The Jewish Creed.

Rev. DIR. Sonneschein, in one of his
lectures recently delivered in st. Louis,
quoted the following from Rabbi Jo-
seph Albo, of the fifteenth century, az
the articles of faith held In common by
the whole Jewish race:
FirSt-A belief in the only one Eter-
nal, who created, rules and preserves
the universe, and than whom there is
none besides.
Second-A belief in the divinity of
the primitive and fundamental code OF
those ethical, political and sanitary
laws as laid down in the books OF Mo-
ses.
Ihird-A belief in the fnal settle
ment of all quarrels anon e the human
race, in the prevailing vi ctory of peace
and harmony among men, in the final
salvation OF every wicked and base
man.
Nearly thousand years ago Raobi
Saadiah, the President of one Of the
three Oldest Oriental Jewish academies,
the man who was great in everything,
and who first reconciled the tenets OF
faith with those of science, at a time
OF radical reYolution In the realm of
thought and religion, SAID, in sub
stance:
yodd OS Sah Hrs s6nSG9erstsnnd, and to approach
%ita the 6Esstfgt GssytBj8RaH tbSGiFsc ttbGF JE&aH
hension.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

so very amiable of You to come at this
short notice. Pray bury yourself IN
this arm chair. Do you know 1t was
the gift to me of the Duchess of York.
who was very kind friend OF mine:
but, poor thing, yoJ know she Is no
moret" At this point tears of idiocY
would fall from his eyes. and he would
sink into the arm chair himself, await
ing the arrival of other guests, who.
being duly announced, were similarlF
greeted. With these ghosts of the past
he would spend the evening until 10
o'clock, when the servant, telling each
guest that his or her carriage was wait
ng, would carry his poor old master
III to bed. We cannot wish him GOOD
hight without tae payment OF q sigh
or the pantomime he he's acted, and
he sad lesson it conveys Oham6ers's
I0urndl.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

THE people Of Columbus, Ohio,
oppressed by hard times, and seeing
trade taken away by lateral roads, are
forcing them to terms with little mar
row gauge railway eighty miles long.
Does Austin see the points They can
not compete with the narrow gauge,
which forces them to carry everything
towards Columbus at narrow gauge
rates. The newspapers say it will
double the trade Of Columbus.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

TEE whole amount of currency in
the country, gold, silver and paper,
would not pay, for . single year, all
the taxes Of all the polluted govern
ments, Of high and low degree, which
We must maintain. No wonder the
people wish to kick corporate govern
ments, especially ~ ruled in the South,
into the neither extremity of Kingdom
Come.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25
So,rR davs aRo our bellicose San A

SoaR days ago our bellicOse San An
tonic nsighborss who have been spoil
ing for . fight with Mexico, an
nounced the outbreak Of terrific revo-
luton. One Salinas, . noted SNUG
gler. and our ancient friend Of massive
esrs. Eseobedo. were the alleged lead
ers Of the terrific snsuts. How sadly,
70 San Antonio, the bsss Of operations
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

THIIRE is still neither peace nor war
in Europe, and the probabilities are
that England's pugnacity will ooze out
at the fingers ends Of the Cabinet.
Commercial populations are 10th to 60
to var.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

MAJOR JozKs was in Dallas the
other day. but be Wa not after the
train robbers. He was defending the
frODtiar.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25

Hen. Sam. G. Smith, OF HunisviIif
viii be before the convention fof thr
State treasuryship.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25
TAKE NO OTHER.


Beware OF those who know nothing OF Medi-
cal Compounds who put out nostInms known 10
sour, and being tnslyzed prove worthless and
only made to fleece the public and to pirate on
the well earned reputation Cf ZGilin Il Co.'S
medicine. These frauds have no reputation to
sustain and Will cheat you FOR Few pennies ev
Look careful to the medicine you are induced
10 take for much suffering; permanent injury
and even death has resulted from improper treat
ment. and from taking unskillfully prepared
medicine.
See Who Indorses the Genuine:
Hon. ALEX II. STEPHENS.
RI. REV. JHo. w. BEcKwITH, BIsHoP or Ga.
GIN. JOAN B GORDON, u. ;. SENATOR.
RI. REv. sBIsHoP PIERCE
Hon. JOHN GILL SHORTER.
j. EDGAR THoNPsoS.
HoN. b. II. HUI
Hon. j. @. BRECKENRIDGE.
PRoF. DAVID Wills, ID ID.
CHEF JUSTICE HIRAM WARNER, OF Ga.
LEWIS WUSDER, Assr. p. NJ PHILA.
and thousands OF others from whom we have let
tiers Of commendation and recommendation.
Testimonials are received every day from per-
sona of education and prominence from sll parts
of the country, and all that is asked is fair
It IL emIrently a Family Medicine; and by be-
ing kept ready for immediate resort viii save
many an hour OF suffering and many dollar in
Send for an almanac and convince yourself
that Simmons's Regulator is one OF the few med
icines that can be hIkLiED UroS As SAFE AND
EFFIcAcIoUs FAMILY MEDICINE. But bewarei
BE carefuli Be on your guard for frands. Imi-
tatioas and substitutes are numerous; they lay
IN wait to Prey upon the public and 10 pirate
npon the greatest liver medicine in the world.
DR.. SimmOns's Liver Regulator
MANUFACTURED ONLY Br
J. II. ZEILIN s. CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
snLD sr All RssrscrAniE DRuesIsrs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-25
HOW TO TELL

Genuine SImmOns's Liver Regulator
or Medicine.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

afdlyy yilllsndus, infam ons ma |, DER ii
which the government violated its
contract With the people; with forty
millions of people, a coDtract as dind,
ing and % holy as government ever
made. ~ ~ ITI IttTl
Now, while there Is revival of
honesty going on and the favoresifew
are demanding stri compliance With
solemn obligations, let us have q little
honesty of dealing for .he miserable
many. II the conscience OF, the ,coun-
try Is to be touched. II should first be
touched in regard to the glaring
swindle just perpetrated and still be-
Ing played upon US. n the credit and
honor Of the country is to be prsserv-
ed or regained, the first step toward itis
10 wipe out The actual, notorious repu-
diation practised in stealing our frac-
tioral currency and repudiating the
coin thai was issued In ltsa stead
Honesty to favored few will not ex-
cuse robbery Of the miserable many
nor vindicate an infamy without par
allel 10 the history Of human perhdy.
Begin atthe right end gentlemen, and
correct crime already committed
before bowling over the anticipation
OF some faneied evil, sst ~ y
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31


The Best quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PRoPRIErARy
MEDICINES, lteit.
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY CoLOGNEs, &C.
IA AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment OF HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass OF ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
vel 1U AT WILLIAMS ln
Choice FLAvoRING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure.
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR, ad.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN a IMPORTED SoAPs
At Ninth and Market.
SECT the best. WILLIAMS, sAPONA-1
CEOUS pENTIFRICE.
| s ks gG s..F AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy IN dispensing, 0sf
.i-t Reasonable Psices. i,dl
| WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
| Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
hila deIpbia Marets.
WednesIav Jan. 81. .bP, M,

Wednesday, Jan. 81, 3 p. M.
And Meal.-Flonr continues very
prices weak. Sales of 1900 barrels
bia exua at s5 % for goods, % 80 for
Is 75a 6 for fancy, and IS for patent,
vania extra family at 80 for good (;
choice; Ohio do. do at s6l2k for
ID other high grades at a 75 a ~ 30.
|ur is dull at IS 50.
Wheat meets with a limited In
Sales OF ordinary and prime red,
80 ditto amber at | 36 q | SO; Pen
at ! 80 | 81; ditto amber at 80;
IN ditto at 1886 q 81, and white at
6 Rye is dull at 68 a 70c. for v es-
d I2 I3c. for Penna. Corn is COM
feely, but the demand Is still limit
les OF q, 900 BUSH, including damp
ectd lots, at 4Sa50c. fair and good
y y Ha5Sc.; prime dry at 54a axe; sail
|cars, at SIC. Oats are lower. sales
bushels, including Western dark
ht mixed AT S5Xa36c., good and
|prlme white at &c X a3Sc.; good Della
o1c,, and choice Pennsylvania a
key-100 barrels Of Western iron
Fere reported at 81 01 per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
dsaRH. e. w. HORN,
E31> Late OF ]. Merrick q Co.
1a3 wAJNIrT STREET.

T @A.3 n WILMINaToN, DEL.
One Square above p, W. q b. r. r. Depot
The subscriber having purchased nelarge
shop and wareroomB located as above,
would inform the public that he has every
facility for manufacturing Light and Heavy
Carriages OF every description. in the best
manner, and can offer inducements to pur-
chasers superior to any first-class establish
ment in the city. Our work all made In the
shop, out OF the best material, and under
our Immediate superintendance, and we
are therefore confident tina win give at
isfaction.
.iages before purchasing elsewhere.
af q. W HORN,
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
Buekwheat.

This grain Is a native of Asia, and
was brought to this country by the ear
lest settlers. IL was cultivated among
the Dutch along the Hudson as early
as 1925, and afterwards In the settlementa
of the Swsdes on the Delaware. From
these sections its cultivation spread over
mia, wherever learings we're made, and
hnckwheat cakes and wild honey al
that early period were q common and
much appreciated dish. The three
States named have since tbeen great pro-
ducers Of the grain, and is extending so
rapidly through the north and northwest
that the present annual yield exceeds
0,000, goo bushels. hi
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
PPECIAL NOTICES.
: IA u II keI's Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

peVer been known TO fail in fhe cnre
kness, attended with symptoms In
ZION TO exertion, loss OF memorv
y 81 breathing. general weakness
NJ uisease weak nervous, trembling
horpor Of death, night sweats, cold
hIess, olmness Of Vision, laneuor.
al lassitude Of the muscular svs,
iormous appetite, with dvsneniic
hot hands, flushing OF the hodv
oi the skin, ,pallid countenance and
hs On the iace, purifying The blood
ue Dack, heaviness OF The eveiide
olack spots flying before the ewes
.hporary suffusion and loss OF sigbt.
aloehllons etc. These symntons :
from weakness, and fo rancali.,
II ~, n, r. X unkel's Bitter Wine or
heN, hevef ialls. Thousands are now
heaitn % VINO have used IL. Get the
n I3,u Knn1y 1pnly In 81 bottles. Take
Or kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
NY valuable tonic has been 40
Ity Iesled by all classes of the cono1 ~
,nat " Is now deemed Indisnensa
%nie I'm medicine. II costs but IitfIe
'ae olood, and gives tone to tbe
Il f.. 'sn0yates the system and pro- e
ohly ask a trial OF this valpah,a
EI 0e 80 only u per botIle. E. r.
Itre.i 9oie bo, proprietor, No. $50 North
bseI',, , BELOW BELOW Vine, Phila., Pa. ASK
~ Hei bilter Wine OF Iron, and take
wran photograph OF the proprietay
ppci all others are Counter
ttssl, Gi SSonu,,hterfeits. Sn,, Do not let your
sci you any but Kunkel,s whiol, Jc,
p,Unty s,x ty,i as above represented You Won
trial. M 90 All 1 a. X Is one
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
A Want or Jarissli 1 tfon.

FrOm The New fork World. ~ =
James Field,who had been arrested fol
drunkenness iby Officer Brennan, Of the
Eighth precinct, was taken before Justice
Ottsrbourg yesterday. The prisoners
hearing being slightly impaired, the JUS
tice requested Roundsman, Muldoon 70
ask his residence and occupation. The
question we're shouted in Fields ear and
he answered: i'-ri eYa.H fsA n
"I've been working seventeen years in
3 smallpox hospitaLD s.'. 't'
Justice. "That will do. Officer, show
this man the way out, quick!' sdi n4
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
cal stocks and Bonds.
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan 81 1878.
ltions al the Brandywine Mills for
|Bd GRAIN Corrected Daily. y -
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
r. r. TAMHEoEr Il 81 O.,
Harness 81 Trunk
MANUFACTURERS,
NO. 4o7 KING street, 81

WILMINGTON. DEL. ~, ..
Where they intend Keeping on hand full
assortment of Harness, saddles, Brides,
Collars, Whips, Blankets, Fly Nets, Combs
Brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Valises.
kept in their line of business, all Of which
will be made of the Best Material, and
guaranteed 10 give Satisfaction. Sfngl
and Double Harness made 70 order in tn
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
Only Five Dollars
FOR AN ACRE

ofthe best land II, America. 2,0oo. 900 acres
In Eastern Nebraska, on the line OF the
Union Pacif. Railroad now for sale. 10
years credit gften, interest only g. per cent
These are the only lands FOR SALE on the
line OF this GREAT BAILRoAD, the Worlds
Highway. Send for The NEw,"PI0HEE
the best paper for those seeking new homes
ever published. Full Information, with
maps sent frse. o. +. DAVIS, Land A gent
u. r. X. r., Omaha, Neb. I'll
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
and CoI's'''ereisi'

w,x,soTos. Dsl., y. Jan .,,;u,,is q, is7sl \.
q co. nal. At 10 N. te,day'
SIngonl ~ DS9 9iJOTATIONss
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
worm R 9 nm owed
Alive,

bead S Saa sassSo Complete in two hours. No
remorvsSI rasIs, y, keat, pin and stomach
streel, ASyyIpr' ~ Dr. kunhel, 25s North
n IA III asses ass In one, and alive. DR.
nntry N ~ ealy successful physician in
brm sr. ,vr he removal of worm and
kn or sIap sp is pleasant and SAFE ~,
br ask tUmh ter persons. Send Tor cir.
Pricsse ses bottle of Kunkel's Worn
|st Ii nevas u :, oottle. Get it of YOU
Naiis' nov2-lm
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
RAILROADs.


E1HTpHElLdPIHIA, wILMINcrou !.
''iAoRE RAIL ROAD. RoADioN q
| N0v'R 2sth, 1877. ,.f
Will leave Wilmington as follows
iSee'Pnia 10, R ia q and y, Intermediate Stations.
pc, p. M. % 'f'' 10 90 a. m, 23o, 46o,
T. spa D. M New York, 2 90, S44. a. m. 70 81.
more m. and Intermediate Stations,
|nS M ~ S i5s, 500, p, M. 'N oi u io' oss,
4 Castle lessWare ~ Division, leave for:
hming ens ~, $50, a, m. Lis. a 40 nm
M, az nhe interim ediate SiatinsnRs Rt az
li5. u1 n n, intermediate Stations O IN.
|ado, SUNDAY TRAINS,
|isdeIon,9S0. s Io,90. $40, p. m. ia'e stations
H'S and New York, 200. s a, a
DO'e and Washington, 70 81, , ls 9
!" 'he time tables ssseas aossnf ar, az.
ID. +. KENNEY.
superintendefit.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
sEw ExaD
WaH0USE.,s'"-..'
NEW GOODS.
Low PRICES.
DORSEY, MOORE & co.

- 3. Calvert St., baltimore, ND.
Manufacturers agents and wholesale and
retail dealers In agriculturai implements
and machinery: Snis Mu1ityacfiTers OF the
Montgomery Improved Rockaway and
Champion Wheat Fans. Prices reduced 10
go, cas- and s25. Straw Cutters, Corn
shelters. Pumps. &c., DC. Young America
Corn and Cobb Mills. only e45. Send for
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
BAPTIST.

Baptist philadelphia has sent to the Treasurer
or ,he Missionary Union 900 special contribu
ton the Teloogoo mission to be used for the sup
port OF ten teachers for the year 70 come.
Or. Fulton, OF Brooklyn, has changed his Outlook 10
she Watch Tower. and secured associate watchmaa
IN the person OF Dr. j. W. Olmstead, journalist Of
largo experience and varied euIture. DR.. o.msssad
viii SEQ that his colleague docs not 60 ovor too
rapidly to Or. JefIfcy's and Brother Hyatt Smnbs
side Of the house. Ana this Will be grand work tor
the Baptists OF Brooklyn and Tor which, Of course,
they will DO truly grateful TO Dr. Olmsead, ana viii
show their gratitude In generous circulation OF his
paper.
The followers OF tho Baptist faith in Allentown
have purchased nicely located ios. less than halt
acre, known As the walker properly, Of Mr. Jacob
Walker, Tor 81, 900, on which they win soon erect
cnurcn edihcs. Row W. n. Burew. 81 Piainnsid,
VINO has recently become their pastor, Is an attrac
i've preacher fluent In speech, essy In delivery ana
has Infused INTO MS congregation spirit OF love and
ACTIVITY In Church mattcra
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Al Marptngsn two Engish priests shave been
rcs,cd Tor entering the Hacrtswaid. A gsndasmo
conveyed them on loot ana through screening sun
TO the ntis town OF ST. wendei, distance OF about
seven miles, Here thcy were examined and nned
thirty marks each, after wnicn they were allowed TO
proceed tn pcaco
sistant pastor OF ST. Peters Church, Capitol Hin
ton, ID. c., ana becomes assistant pastor OF
the Church Of ST. Mary star OF the Sea, In Baltimore
pastor al 81. Matthew's, and lately, for short wnile
pastor Of 81 Peter's
ana about Rochester, MINI, has rendered necessary
that Rev. NJ A. Bruton, the pastor IN charge, should
have assistance. rbs Rev. Msximian WursI re-
A correspondenI OF the Csurchror says that Bel.
gian Catholics have become divided between their
allegiance " the Churcn ana 70 che state The olsri
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

whom another body Of thsorzsrs wIn convene in
Brooklyn on Thursday next. to discuss Tor three
days tho question OF holiness. Dr. Lowsry, OF Gin
cinnati, q leader and instructor IN this doctrine s
hero; Rev. J. S. Inskip is expected Mrs. Van Cott
too Is hoped for; several local celebrities will pro-
sent their Tor their faith In tho higher life
II the subject could be taken realm the
orr and placed In that OF practical daily living great
good might be accomplished. But holiness is only
one aspect OF Christanity-tne purer sure, aud
therefore attained only by few Al least this is
presumption based The comparatively tew
profess the doctrine and the lever possess the
experience. IL 10 hoped this Convention will walk
and talk within The range and eomprehensou or tho
nc LIE.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

Methodist Episcopal Church to-day Bishop Andrews
will preach Tuesday evening.
Services will be held In ST. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church to-day At the usual hours
"rhe Scotch and scolcn-Irish in America" is the
subject OF . lecture TO be given by Rev. George II.
smyth in the Fourth Prosbytsriaa Church tomorrow
evening
In me Tabernacle Bspt,s. Church this morning the
Rev r. B. Hun VIII talk about "Ihe wsnderiui' and
In the evening about "A Noble Character"
Dr. Curtis, OF Syracuse University, win preach In
Thlrtslh Street Meth odist Episcopal Church this
morning and evening.
"The Coming OF Christ In Glory" VIII be the SUBJ
iect OF Rev J. W. Bonham's discourse shis evening
In the Lyoeum Theatre
The Row. Carlos Martyr will address the Yorkvis
Young Mons Christian Association In ParepA Hall this
afternoon.
Dr.. j. N. Gaiisher pr caches morning and aftorneon
In Zion Protestant Episcopal Church.
Dr.. william Ormiston will address tho temperance
meeting In the chapel In Fifty fourth street
evening.
Rsvs. A. c. Morehouss and J. G. Thomas will d
the pulpit Of tho Eleventh Street Methodist Epsco-
pal Cnuroh to-day.
Bishop Peek will preach In Attorney Street Methe-
diss Episcopal Church this evening, and lay mans
meeting win be held in the afternoon.
1.-THE Trial OF Faith" and ''Rellgion How TO Get
H., u
Twenty .fou rsh Street Methodist Episcopal Church
to-day.
Or. A. Lowsry, OF Cincinnati, will preach In South
Third ssrss. Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn,
f. D., this morning. and In the evening praise
vice will - held, which Bishop Haven and the Rcv.
W. c. steele Will deliver Addresses "a good time"
10 expected.
Dr. Felix Adler viii talk ON .sConsc,encs" this
morning In Standard Hall before the Ethical Society.
The Rev. William q. Hayden will preach In the
svedsnborgian Church shis morning ''The Second
Coming OF Christ"
The Rev. }. Muir will preach In Maodouga Street
Bapsis. Church this morning "Emanael." and
this evening ON "Lonsy rhsnkfulnsss."
Tho Rev. Charles Baohman win preach in Embury
Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, this evening,
asd receive members and administer the sacramentS
In the morning.
Tho Rev. r. Heper Newtown will minister this
morning and evening 70 the Anthon Memorial
Church.
DR.. Z. n. Chaplin viii preach TO the Church Of the
Divine Paternity this msrning deliver extern
pore address the evening
Bishop Foster will disouss "rhe Spiritual Forces OF
the Universe" In Alanson Methodist Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening. Dr.. Crook will preach
there te-day.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
BRooKLYN'S Y. M. G. A.

During the twenty-five years existence Of the Brook
Iyu Yoeng Mems Christian Association ~ 22S persons
have attended the meetings. Of which thcrs have been
$780, or the latter number IFS have boon daily prayer
meotings SO Sunday Bible classes, IL Bible readings
and special services All s The above were held at
the rooms Of association. fns number oil Gospel
meetings held outside OF the rooms 203 These
we're attended by SO. $50 persona The membsrfnip
record OF ASSOCIATION shows 432 life NON bers, 600
sustatuina 900 active and members, making
total OF 022 The receipts OF The association during
the past year amounted 70 $S,39l o. while the ex-
peudisures vere $S,3io 06
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

A HOLINESS CONVENTION.
Scarcely shall the Second Advent Csnfercnce have
adjourned and M doinss and sayings been iorsessen.