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anu ''c"''y'
The prospects Tor n full harvest
smalt grains continue good IN most
parts Of the state.
MANY of the late Russian cmi
grant have gone to work on III few
railroad at Hastings.
A geological ,u,ycy Of the ne.
publican Valley will bc mndc this sum
mer by Prot. WilLcr and Bailey.
Alphabetically speaking everything
is Lowry around Plum Creek, and the
"oo' 'NpIs about $4,000 pounds.
--iTNc sale Of harvcs,ers in Nchr,s
ka thiS season is probably unprccc.
denied in tic history Of any young
state.
Sidney ~ ruu If Gci,h,.r md
v,,, duumi,,s o, cooJs aud w,,hi,cr,
ara La;,c A,,,oa J,il, O., -, u,cl
uills.
The O,oo County FAIR will b,
held nj Syr,cusc mi. fan A hor,;
cultural faiav;l h, h,,, -, Nohr,sL
City.
The coAcr stone Of n now Eva,
p,,i,,l church bu;ldiur in O.,pc rr,
cinct, Otoc Nun,y, was laid IA ,c,
days ago.
Hon. w IL Cody tBuNslo Ri
has bean daskrouslv III with ,ypho
fever for sevc\l weeks, Mt his hon
North Platte.
A Mrs, en-. Smoke. OF Frank
precinct, RicharAson county, ono d!
last week, gave kir,h to triplc,s-t,
girls and u boy
Five familiI Of Germans f.,
Al.tadt, arrived N lloopcr on ",
nosday, cxpec,ins\o make their no,
in Dodge sountyl
The laui salesLt the court no,
ut Pawnco City, hast Monday q
Tuesday, amountiuk to som,h,nc %,
five thousand dollarl
-Brownyille hadl n fine Thurs,
morning that dcs,Aycd three buI
lngs aud several thousand dplla
worth of farm m~a,hlpory.
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Of York county las, yA,r for mrs
stock. lbi, ve,r h,, Iom, r,,.,,
will lie able ia SUNNY tho dcm,D
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navy .,hooI honsa. M,w, ".
Plan, ,o,,,, w,.l, ...rL,.l.
to Mrs. Jas. PcarSall for s., 800.
Many Of the farmers are plant
peanuts this season, They N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
A NEW CHURCH EDIFICE'

Tickets Of invitation have boon issued Tor tho cere-
MONIES attcndaot upon the laying Of The foundation
OF the church which 10 10 be erected at tho
OF Sixteenth street and sixth avenue by mo
Society OF ST. Francis Xavier The afternoon OF sun
day. tho 9th OF May, has been chosen tor the event.
and will celebrated with thu full ritual which the
Church has provided for such occasions. Il was
hoped that Cardinal McClo.ksy would be pres
emit bus N he should arrive IRON Rome
before the day liked u IL not cxpecied
thst DO Will attend In his Official capacity. Thc Kew.
Dr. Lynch, Bishop Of Charleston. win preach the ser
mon anu In conjunction with Vicar General Quinn
Will bless The cdice and lay the stone. very large
gathering OF tue local clergy and OF deiegatcs con-
nested with the Order Ia this and other states are ex
pceted 10 be present. Tho sodalites Of the Cnurca
sni sunday schools the young ladies' society and he
temperance society viii be out in ull force,
the latter IN regaia. No society which has
anything secret connecscd with rs ORGANIZATION
has been invited 10 participate, and under
edct Issued from the Cardinal somc time ago the
Hbernian orders moi expected 10 attend. OF
whstanding this facl the ceremonies src expected to
be very imposing should the weather prove favor-
aOlc will attract large number oil spectators The
Rev Father Msrrick will have charge Of tho general
arrangements. fne new churcn Will have frontage
OF 100 lcet and depth OF $50 ect II VIII not ony DO
much larger than tho present edihce Dus VIII present
much liner appearance
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HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The annual meeting OF the members OF the Hebrew
Orphan Society was held yesterday ~ tho institution.
corner OF THIRD avenue and Sevcnty-seven,h street,
Mr. jesse Segman, the president, In tho chair, and
about three hundred members present. Tho COM
mi,tco Of governors and the superintendent report
that there at present tho asylum, Seventy
seventh and Tnru avenue 6i BOYS; IN the IN
school attached 10 tho um y boys; IN the
asyum on Eghty-six,h street 05 girls, and boarded
out for want Of room girls, making Total or 3Ol
chlidren cared Tor by the institution. OF ;besc llo
attend the Grammar, liz PRIMARY aad 81 the Home
schools; ~ are IN the Indus,ria school and 10 arc
too young to be taught he finance Conmniee re-
port ipts tor tho past year. $8670 To- from which
balancc renamed, alier disbursements y. $g igi 20.
They report Of the society at $lO2 666 Ia
the question Of raising u0ds for building an asylum
for girls the piaco III the now rented n Eighty
sixth street, winch lease expires IN May, 1870, wac
Sbated, and IL resolved that iatr Tor such pur-
poso eghcr IN tho iali O 1873 or 1872 as the
directors may dHcidc. The following ticket was
elected without Imposition :-Presideut, Mr.. Jesse
Scligman vics President, Mr.. Henry Rice; Treasurer.
Mr.. NJ. Rindskopt; Trustees 10 scrve three years,
Messrs 5. SpingArn, Isaac Hoffman, A. b. Elicit,
George Elnseio. Julius Bicn ANA Henry Alien;
Trustee TO serve two years, Mr. Herman Hamburger;
Secretary, EXON mlss Toner Ayer Stern.
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A SOMBRE SUNDAY.

Whom the wind Is southeast on Saturday night
fashion IL not INK ely to itsclt much Filh ave-
nue. on the Sabbath, and there u every chance that
there will be moro shade than sunshine In The parkG
Damp m,sts generally come up from the sea with
these southeast wnds, and, as rue there would be,
under the circumstances. but liIto occupation Tor
that Venetian dial which tells you, its pretty
Latin motto that u rsckons only the hours that are
serene. "Hoyas non niss serenos" 10 de-
ightui plece OF Latoity, and would DO capital
sion OF tho Ills Of Info Il u only practicable.
There are people who must mako some account 0t
sompre hours, even though the sun docs refuse 70
point the shadows on the dial, and u 10 certainy
matter Of some i'm portaoce 70 The lady OF the 6edw
monde, whose witchtng spring bonnet crowns ner
superb toiie. whether that august uminary docs OF
does not disdaiu 70 shine. Yesterday Fifth avenue
had ~ side. and although the wind had gone
the northeast there was less moisture In
the air the mornng than the mist a0d driszle Of
Saturday night forbodcd, yet the afternoon was OF
somew nat aull though not unseniai kiud. Inc con-
on sIi,h avenue were large, but when
opulencc had made ITS weekly homage aud bIessed
Coz the lew small privileges that II enjoys the
brilliant plunaso that streams out on the thorough.
fare on bright Sabbath rather curtailsd Oi sss
proportions. Alter all, The poet Of the seasons who
wrote .lovellncss needs not tho foreign aid OF
ornament and 10 when unadorned adorned the most"
n rather wide Of the marx, He cAsts slur ON tns
nodste and pclitlics tho subtle arts oil the miiiiucr
Any Que VINO the superb OF fashionable cos
tunes ON Fifsn avonao Easter Day and compared
II with tho more sober apparel which yesterday do
mandcd would DC quito ready 10 admit tho supremacy
Of the empire Of the mnntunmnker
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WORKINGMEN'S CLUBS.

RLv. DRs. JOHN COTTON SMITH AND .. y. NJ.
LANCE TELL HOW SUCH SHOULD BE INsrI.
TUrRp AND CONDUCTED.
A meeting was hold yesterday afternoon at the
Church OF tho Ascension. Fifth avenue and Tcnth
stree. on behalf OF she work.ngmcn's Club Ai,or
tho regular evening prayer lne rector, Rev Dr. John
Cotton saith, delivered address. lie Dpke OF the
tptcres, csch Individual citizen had In tho
oil this country, aud how was tho duty Of tbs Chrs
tan community TO assist the masses in every way
possible He spoke OF the antagonism OF labor 10 cap
iai and cited strikes OF ass Incidents Of
how ercasfrouble might arse from doubts and nus
understandings. Tho ia,e OF the ancient nations
should DO warning 10 as. sympathy should be
created between capital ana labor. Their interests
should be identical Political economy could never
save the world, neither could DO saved BY powers
inherent IN ltso but II could be by tho system
VIII Oh the coming Of Christ mad inaueurassd. The
speaker thought ~ mistake TO separate charity from
the Church, although no did think thai u should b
In tho hands tho clergy. II ought be surrounded
by Christian influences and by Christians
people VINO could create q bond OF sympathy. Tho
Dot soIy IN charity but IN sy%pspy The
referred length TO tho tenement house system
OF New York, which no characterized as Disgrace v
any civilization, Christian or otherwise. when the
worKinguen found the CDufch OF Christ so unIovina
aua unsy pathetic u was NO wonder thas many u
Al the close OF his remarks DR.. Smith introduced
the Rev. DIR. Ryiaucc, rector OF ST. Marks Church,
VINO detailed his experiences In London, England 10
similar charitable enterprises, aud earnestly advo
Gated the establishments Of workingmen's clubs u
this CITY, he considered that the would DO the
best means 10 elect reform the Of inscmpcr
ancc, because they wore positive Ia .tneir nature
The present temperance movements were negative and
In many, many cases tno pledges were signed only
TO DO kept temporarily When the onjoy ments Of
tho Iumsnops were taken away nothing was
offered their place, and the man naturally
went back 10 his drinking companions. lie believed
che "ciubs would do moro good than all abe temper.
organizations Thoy must not DO cnarity instttu.
tions, however. aud must have all the advantages
possO.e-intoresttng books Ia read NOT sraosss but
interesting books; conversatton rooma. smoking
rooms, reirosnment rooms They should not DO ats.
tinctiy rcgiorA Religion should come IN Indirectly
"Do not let too many ceraymcn haunt them, conti1-
Ihe speaker, "lor tho worktngman 10 Suspicious
OF ccfgymen. Mako thcm bright, pleasant piaoca
with concert, say. once week, add you will boat
the gin shops." EMH 8fMssH sA#
collection saken at tho close for the benefit Of
the Lebanon Club to DO situated on or Columbia
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MR.. BEECHER's BLACK-rYED FRIEND.
THE LADY WHO WANTS TO REFORM HIM-HER
HOME AND HER PURPOSE.

THE LADY WHO WANTS TO REFORM HIM-HER
HOME AND HER PURPOSE.
Captain Lonnon OF the Fourth precinct police sta
tion Jersey City, was visited on saturday night ny
female yelled ana dressed black, and apparently
forty.nve years Of nge. she desired know whether
il would bs necessary to obtain permit
70 hold . prayer meeting At her resideDce
The Captain TOLD her that would not,
and asked what The object OF ths proposed prayer
meeting Was. and sho answered, somewhat excncdy,
.For Beecher's reformation" she 20 say
night disturbed The solemuty Ut Mr. Beechers prayer
meeting 10 Plymouth Churcn. Fnding that
pray Tor him, and she invited the Captain 10 attend
services A. her house on Linden avenue yesterday
At tcn A. NJ. s~o ana seven E N:
morning 10 attcnd Tho nret scgvcc. It's two story
and basement frame building. with ..Mansard root as
tho head oil Linden avenues ana stands tho wstern
brow Bergen hiiL Of the prestiest locations
IN Jersey Guy. female, asrayed In . calico skirt
and apron, was busy engaged IN washing the sue
walk with = broom. An Amer .oan nAs Aoated from
pole 10 tho lawn IN front Of Inc house.
Tue reporter inquired whether ina service was gong
on and The lcnaie Introduced herself nj once as he
preacner but sad one had arrived and the service
yet begun. She invited inc visitor instds %
walt, and while there told him her history sho said
namo was ME- Mary Elizabeth Horth, aud that
mad devoted hcrsei Tor weeks TO prayer and fast
Ing, SO that she might devise sJmo meang OF
reforming Pymoutn's pastor. On Thursday, sne
sad the lord bado her 20 10 Beecner u'inuns
on FRIDAY svsn,nr 10 Plymouth cnurch. she gained
admittance 10 MI Brecner's room before the prayer
meeting opened but ne refused 70 hear her. Sue tnen
went into the church and appealed TO him from her
the congregation. she claimed that Beecners
frisuds had prevented any one IRON coming 10
hcar nor, but she would preach IN spite Of
them. Alter waiting nearly two hours and
finding mat the service was not likely 10
take place ths visitor arose TO go, and
As he Was leaving Mrs. Horth said, 81 would not
curse Tho old man; he has done goo., bat tho
Lord tells his black marks lar outnv mDer his
white ones" tNs.r
A. the gate the reporter met young woman who
SAID, "Woil what do you think ot mJ aunt ~ He
caring to venture an opinion hcdgca Ny inquring
what the young woman .tnought, and she answered,
t.Wny. she Ia crazy o. cOurBc.o
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He earned His livelihood AZ the carpenters trade.
You know tina, to succeed In any employment one
must give bis whole time TO IT, The Soes Of carpcn-
try we're unavorabls 10 the mission winch required
Mi HIS facu ties. Chrst's habits OF uress ana det
we're against Him. He wore no jewels or trinkets;
He SIT al only one banquet, AMI mat not very
sumptuous Again, HIS poverty was agAlnst Him.
IL requires money 70 build great enterprises. Mon OF
means AFRAID Of psnness protector lest loan be
demanded. SO tho TACT that Christ not regularly
graduated against HIM. In our day We nave
learned that man without education can 10 great
that theological seminary cannot make q tool
Ho had not come to mld-hie. Very Tow men do any
thing worry wonderful before they are thirty-shreo
old, and thai was tho point a. which Chrsrs
life terminated.
II cnila Twelve years OF age should get mp in your
presence discuss great questions OF ethics or poll
tics you would not be more contemptuous than the
gray.beardsd scribes were towprd Christ The iact
was also against Christ Yet Notwithstanding HIS
occupation aud poverty plain fare and unpretending
Hts schooiess and brief lilo and want OF organ
zatlon, Ho had compiete triumph
You ready 10 make two or three suggestions
from what has been sald. First, Christ Was super
being supcrnat Amid the muscles aud nerves Of
thai twisted the energies OF omntpotance
In the syilablcs Of was the emphasis
OF the eternal God. This poverty strnck Christ owned
all tho earl ana all Tho heavens There - notnnR 20
baa as The doubling Of Christ, the son OF God. IN az
our struggles have sympathlzcr. We cannot tell
Christ any thing new about hardship Agin, learn
thai Christ was awfuy IN earnest Iii had not been
= m0mento mission He would have turned Dack
from dsgusted and discouraged. be saw you IN
captivity from whlch He resolved 10 extricate you,
though It cost Him all tears and sweat aud blood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
THE MURDERED BOAIMAN.

Captain Roiiy, OF tho Eleventh precinct, and Do
tcciive Looney OF the Central once squad Brooklyn,
were hopeful yesterday Of cnccllng something
that would lead TO tho detection oil tho murdcrcrs Of
Bernard Eerron, tho boat man, whose body found
Friday morning la Tho brcakwatos, near the Ere
Basin. The Captain learned That ono OF tue chain
shackics used TO weigh down tho body 10 Of Kind
such made only Ia two places 10 Now YORK.
He sent u TO tho manufacturers for their idonsinca-
ton, but they said that tho Captain had been
misiniormea. that nos Of their
make. Somo experts, vho have examined the
cham. have sgid that ~ was OF American
man ufac,urc ana was made with triphammsr The
Efforts ldsnsiy tho various iron assioos found n
the canvas bag, which served 10 an anchor tor poor
Ferron's body. are s. Doing prosecuted with consid-
arc, however. inc chief reliance OF The detec
tvcs Ia tlcn work. They docliDe 70 make known
mark, '.Lcwis,on Seamless Maine" IL 10 understood
mat Name detective Ingenuity has been called into
,sqs''''Ss, ID. lac, ina. several Of ine
irons found were such a: arc used by
umbermen halIlng from MaIae, and tina!
where the BODY was iound- the suspcion 10 strength
that the crime was Committed % lumber boat.
IL bean that vessel used IN carrying
lumber anchored near the Erie Basin Tor several
weeks before IN. date OF the murder. MArcn 10 The
captain also obtained list Of scventy-nvs dinsr-
emf vessels OF various classes which are known BY tue
wharnngers' books TO have been anchored in the
basin during tuc present year. aud an examination Is
beng made each case of entering and departure.
No importance attached by the police 10 Inc letter
and caro- sen, 10 Mrs. Fcrron wsicn was mentioned In
the hRRALD Yesterday.
The prayers OF several congregations Of Catholic
churches Brooklyn were requt stcd at the masses
In the forenoon tor rcpose the sou oil Bernard
Forron. Tho funeral OF the unfortunate man took
place from his Iato r dencc, No 3l3 Van Brunt
street. A large crowo . friends and nsgnbors as.
scnbled about tbs house and discussed the mcagre
details Of the crmc the difficulties IN the way Of de-
lection OF the criminals ana the mcrits OF "poor
Barncyn as many OF hts old acquaintance were wont
TO cali him. About two O'Clock Tho coniu vas placed
In the ncarsc, aud tho cor6ge Ia which were twelve
carriages, moved on TO Fiatbush.
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tina, the sun did Another theory vas that Joshua
vas suffering from optical illusion. but this
mistake.
The speaker claimed that Il was stupsudous mira
Gle iancy the sun NOT II lts meridian the
east, but In the west when the miracle occurred.
The sun Was gong down When the mighty arm
or God arrested Il. rhe sceptlcs argued that u
was possible bsosuss their ltte minds coald not
H. Let me take You 10 . New England factory
whore tho hum Of machinery rcsounds and suddenly
one stroke bell hushes II All in instant In
that great building shere has bcsn suspension Of
business. aud II that can be done IN New ugland
world could not stop the rolling OF pianetf IL
there anything God cannot dof He can do every
thing In the heights above or the depths below.
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Mr.. Carroll, employed to watch Tho club house prop
ery al slapleton, staten Island days ago snos
dog that had Just bsen woman, the shooting bong
done a. the woman's request lilo then restored tho
pistol 70 his pocket Constablos Frean and Goggin
soon afserward arrested Carroll Tor violating village
ordinance against dschsrg,Bg firearms In the sirecta
Carroll explained tho circumstances, but 20 no elect
he must 90 before justice. Do The way they mot
on inc sidewalk ana lined Carroll a. Carroll reiused
10 pay and informed that n he did NOT do 30 ~
certain date hts body would be seized carroll mas
nsuIted counsel 10 Informed thai no viii have
case Tor damages should he be mprisoued.
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DIsPUriNG SAILORS.

During an alteration yesterday morning between
Frederick johnson and Albert Israel sailors ON board
ths brig William, lying At Prsntcss stores, Brooklyn,
. sh,pma,e named Charles Johnson interfsrsi 70
make pcaco. He was struck the heal wsth cap
stan bar and severely injured. The quarrel arose
about young woman, whom the gallant sons Of
Neptune bad been paying thoIr addressed
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They cannot DO escaped You have heard HIS truths
and leave.them with you. . :,
And nov may the peace OF God, that posseth all
understanding, DO with you and keep you 70 the snu
Amen
During his remarks tho reverend doctor SAID tna'
he left his lie work in the hands Of faithful MIN
ter, who would succeed him. He referred 10 the hev.
Dr. Williams, OF Georgetown. Va, who has accn AZ
aasalAnt pastor during the recent year. "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
BRooELYN TABERNACLE.
cnnrsr's mrssios--sERMos M THE REV. +

cHnrsrs MIssloN-sERMoN III THE REV. =.
DE WITT TALMAeE.
Mr. rslmags preached In the BrookIys Tabernacle
an tho subject OF Chrisps mission. taking his text
IRON John, xviL, 4-"I have nnisnsd the work which
thou savesl mo 20 40" There Is perfect satisfac-
sios, ss,d Mr.. Talmagc, IN The conpletion OF any
fhsng ws have underaken-we hit the capssens vita
exalsstion. The foul.moalhsd crew who attempted
- abuse Christ could not sxtinguish the sabine
essssssosion which he exprsssed when He said, ~
bavs anisned the work which thou gavest me 10 do"
Christ tonight agssns, tho bistercss hostility. in the
nrss plsss, HIS worldly eccapauon vas against Him.
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Charles swans. aged ,wenty-two years, photosrs.
phcr. residing q. No 2e4 Atlantic street. BrooEyn,
was arrested by Detective Roche OF the Third bro.
cuct yesterday, ON charge Of stealing watch sApA
q SILK suit, tho properly Of Mrs. Mary Ekstrong, Ia
racov cf od -.srsa+8
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BADLY SCALDED.

Johs Butler, residing a. No. s Flint street, Brook
lyn vas Running alter hts daughter in play ysstsrday
afternoon when no accidentally Tell against not Of
scaainI wafer, the upsetting IL aud the water
falling upon him. He was removed In an ambulanco
70 the Long Island college Hospital F
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
CHRIST CHARGED WITH INSANITY SERMON By

RAW. DR. ARMITAgk
Tho Rov. Dr. Armitsge preached yesterday morning.
on the subject Of "Chrst Charged with Insanity"
taking his text IRON Mark, ~, 2i-ln these WORKS.
"Iis kinsmcn went out TO lay hold Of hun; for they
said he 10 beside hmsel;' also from John, 4, 90
"Many Of them said, He has q demon aud 10 mad"
Tho first Of these passages said the reverend Doctor,
was uttered By the friends Of Lord oahles early
In the year OF His ministry, the immediate oc-
casion OF them being the casting ola demon IRON
deaf and dunno and the appoin tment Of his twelve
apostles, whom he endowed with the same power
ana gives estimate In which HIS most Intimate
irends held Him al that time Tho second was uttered
by his worst enemies, 10 Jcrusaom, but short time
before his death, on the occasion Of hts healing tho
man who vas born blind, and the prophecy OF HIS
ow deatn; and ~ svss tue views which they hoId
on me question: OF His mental soundness Al that
period. wbcn taken togstncs they open 70 us she
secret history OF snoughs, which was pondersas N
the hearts Of both friends aud foes CONCERNING We