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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
REVISION OF THE BIBLE.

REASONS FOR AND PROGRESS OF THE wchK'
The revision of the Bible was the subject
treated Yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Dr. Phihp
Schay at the Church Of the Covenant az ParkaVc auu
Tbirty-fhh.st fcr skeching the history OF the Trans
lations of the Scriptures from the time OF tue earliest
tho speaker reviewed the arguments III a'o
OF a revision, follows
The present English Bible Is tho outcome OF haL-as
dozen revisiOns extending through 'Iree
church history but the Enssn Ht,s.,so % y, d,5'n
not as much as in earlier RODS. yet enough putuaIiu
the attention Of Biblical interpreters Ihe heant
words have varied In the phrase Iake 10 thouSnl
for the morrow" thought" means anxious care, rs Is
moved hy Shakcsnearc who makes OF his characters
die OF thought" Prevent IOIuefY n,c"ht 10 +"
fore il now means tc binder ITO lci sigiieu l 20
withhold now IL means 70 permit fcvlsob LII ~ M
fore Is necessary 10 prevent Tue cOniuoh r'"uOi "
misconstruing the langu1ge ., . o,,o,
Tbe lenses OF the Greek and its propositions are otc
Incorrectly rendered, and the definite article mas oil.h
been used for the indefinite Words Of different mean
ing in the original often Translated III Ssn ~ ,e
same word. The original Bible knows only one ucV,
present version de, demons and evil spirits are Dad!
mixed .., ,,o
Recently too in 1859 q German scholar found ire
most perfect manuscripts of tue New dss''e m ocIlnt m
couy IN the POpes library became accessible 10 scho
ars better knowledge Of Hebrew ana Greek no now pre-
walls. The real values OF Sc'lpturd "cinh'e an" '
ures are knOWn
In conclusion Dr. Schaf spoke briefly OF the progress
which has been made in the work OF revision
in Germany France England and America. The verses
and chapters are being rearrangcd into paragraphs
and proncr divisions and the sacred poetry, when MS
onehird Of the Bible Is taking proper poofical of
Dr scbaff expresses the hope that within three or four
wears the work will he finished The English work VIII
be revised by Americans and the American work VIII De
subjected TO English scrutiny By TINS means II IL hopcu
that Bible, acceptable TO all EnglshsrcaAihg people,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
PRIZES FOR FANCY PIGEONS.

The judges of the Columbaran Society's
pigeon show concluded their labors late saturday even
ing and the awards OF pIzcs partial list Of which Is
printed below were made yesterday. The cages OF the
birds taking prizcs decorated with various coorcd
ri5hn,e inIcgtug the prizes drawn red 1st blue ID
white Sd light red ith; ilsht blue, 9TH some o thr
lulze birds are offered fof sale. the prices OF which range
rom 900 for single bird to $50 pair. The follow
ing is the list OF prizes ~ made:
tarro-P. C. Beige three first and two second prizes
ThurstOn fist, r second two tnd aud one iOdlh;
l.. II. SCbGchmar one second ana ircc ipuiti. -
Ib,tc-Audrrw SCied .CGr nst, four sec cnd one third
and fourth prizes: Charles BrCScr Three hrs ioir sec
tlir anu one 0urth; II. taNcl four hrs one tlid
and three fourth: p ~ Souclnan FIRST, thcc second
two Third. ara two fc;Ih: Mr. BuAhaun, one hfr G. H.
Kcnm second, hi.d; @. Dcnholm, two third and
fourth.
ldrLS-A scicd. iIf: Prize; y. o. Newell FIVE first
1ve second two ird f9uTth; II. Caboll four hr
five second, sX tgiu. am two fourth.
FaffOfis-II Cabe mrs. prize: Phandor Williams one
first sccoud ;l9d ard wo ouih; q. DrnEo one
and fourth FanCicTs Agency, one thud oscar
SeiscIi, tld.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
A PECULIAR wATER-sT. CHURCH.

A new organization was formed, last even
ing, under the direction OF clergyman who styles him
Gel: Father Mcnamara For several months he mas been
instIucting followers in his views Of the Roman
Church, and last evening he gathered his little nock at
No 3i2 WatcIst to protest against tbe usurpaton 0i
The Irish race by the Italians"
The chapel was formerly liquor store. In the back
part altar has been erected, which is Crnamcnted 10y
a missal. candles and artificial flowers The lcado Of
the church dressed last evening in the ordinary grb
Of Roman Catholic priest wearing the alb stole cape
ana beretd. The evening entertainment, as Father
Mcnamara called IT, began with tie singing Lf some
Irish SONGS IN which the congregation joined by keeping
time with their feet. The LORDS Prayer then
cIted in the lish language The head Of tho cl,uch
preached sermon denOuncing Rome the Pope caTd
mails, bishops aud the whole Italian people
The congregation slgnied their appreciation by
rounds applause "DcclmatiUu OF Prin-
cpies," written by FatLer Mcnamara adopted
by the people. IL eXcOmmuulcatcd ali the irish
priests that continue under the protection OF Rome, and
all the Irish people who hear receive the
ments In such churches; il declared the mfabiity OF
the Pope as blaspcm0uS idOatry, which forced
the Irish people by intriguing Italian politicians under
The pay OF EnSland The evening concluded with more
Irish songs recatOs, and other exercises. As Of
the members left the ROOM he asked II hc agreed
with all that had been said by Father Mcnamara. He
replied that he connected with a regular Roman
Catholic church but thought he could enjoy an evening
In Father McNamara's company. lie went there for
pleasure
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
JACQUES AND HIS VICTIM.
FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED wOMAN-JACQUE

FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED woMAN-JACQUEs 5
RECORD IN CHICAGO
The funeral of Mrs. Anne Surman, VINO
was murdered last Wednesday afternoon by James
JACQUES alias Johnson in the :1nement mouse at NO Ioa
Orchardst was held yesterday morning. at the mousse
of her friend Mrs Waldo No 243 Bowery. There were
no formal services aud display No clergyman was in
attendance The body was placed in hcarse, and two
carriages followed it to the Linden Hill or German
Methodist Cemetery in the outskirts Of Brooklyn where
some OF Mrs Surmans friends buried One OF me
carriages contained Mrs Waldo and Mrs. SuTmans odct
son, James Edward. The other was empty AZ INC
cemetery tbe PRAYER from the service for the dead was
read over the body OF the murdered woman. .. 4.
Mr. Missbach the employer OF Jacques, mas Wltten W
the atters sister. Mrs Harris VINO lVes near 5e
informing her OF the circumstances under wnIen nei M
brother committed suicide and he hopes 10 receiye nc,
ply to-day tomorrow. Jacquess Dody Is sui at o
JaeGues The Chica0o Tribune states owned farn
near Chicago for over twenty years lie married very
respectable end became the father o lo nons
In 1868 Jaanes bnilt large frame house on West
Iake.st few doors east of Halsted and oeled l,as
hotel But for bis vices Jacques might nave dono WI Wei
there IN ls73 he found II advisable 10 sell th pupg
In Tho latter mart OF 1872 the woman ANNE Sulti
with her husband and four children boarded Tor shor
time at the hotel. surman was butchr JACQUES s hi
family, and started with Mrs Surinan Tor NV orh: &
The woman was of English birth, aud some twenty
SOLD the hotel ne received about $4,000. but
the property mortgage, aud he got lt'e OF t,e
cash His sister, Mrs. Harris who resides AT Norwood
Park is possessed Of considerable property ana te
family are comfortably situated Rather more than
wear ago Jacques revisited Chicago and called upon MS
deserted wife and sister, meeting somewhat cOi9 re-
this city, one OF the daughters being married lnOse
who know Jacques best utterly discrcdt the story OF DIS
having been robbed of quantity OF diaoh'is III Nem
York. of his having. since his leaving Cc"eo
large amount o! mOucy
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
FIRE ASSURANCE CHANGES.
sTATEMENTs or rHE COMPANIEs-TH REsoLUrL's
ACTION.

sTATEIENTS or THE COMPANIES-TIIE RESOLCTL's
ACTION.
The time for filing statements of fire in
surancc companies with the Insurance Department
expire at the tnd Of tins month During the early part
Of February the Department will publish chart giving
very fun Information in regard 70 the statements Of all
the fire companies authorized 10 do business in the state
Information has been obtained by Che Department that
large number OF companies Of other states VIII not
renew their statements for the past year. and that they
will withdraw from the State
The Resolutc Tire Insurance Company Of this city
rcinsurcd all its outstanding risks December 90 1877, in
another company thus canccllng all Obligations except
unpaid losses previously incurred and the capital stock
C2OO.0O0J BY this means II reduced the sum hY which
lis capital was impaired TO per ceut OF
the capital stock With the beginning OF the
year the company began to take risks agniu and il
proposed to continue business heretofore The
mcnt to the Insurance Department for the year ending
December 81, 1877, will show no liabilities. however
except those above mentioned. The old policies OF the
company remain unchanged ia the hands Of the persons
insured, thc reinsurance covering the total amount Of
risks outstanding.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
WORK on THE MUSEUM OF ART.

Work Oh the Museum of Art, in Central
Park at Eghtysecondst and FiGtave, is being pushed
with considerable activity during the present WINTER
The walls roof and the other general work on tile exte-
ror of the building completed many months ago
The interior is now thronged daily with mechanics The
sound of the workmcn's hammers frequently
attracts passing pedestrians and many visit the edice
The only entrance to the building at present
il through the cellar The contracting carpenter mas m
workshop there lie has not many men employed as
the bulk of his work is Completed The noois, door,
windows and mOuldiDgs rs tar as ractlcaDc, nave pc
placed in their proper positions. ON the moor above
where the skilfu Workmanship OF the budihS Is re re
ouirod-nany men actively engaged. Almost the
entire space OF this floor is under the immense dome
winch ncarvpovcrs the whole building. The nlasierers
have finished their abors, and left the building lnere
is much ornamental work In the raseriug The designs
of the cOrnces and centrepicces are consid-
cred hy architects to be very attractive, ana are
sfrikjnsly In contrast with the other rich scroll
work The fancy scmlcircuar iron-work. winch forms
the SUPPORT TO the roof adds considerably to the ehcc 0
the inferior gallery built of ron from when tne o9
iectS in the museum be viewed IS almost completed
The floor OF the large exhibition hall viii he Oi marble
thing This part of the work Is now going on ana Is
probably half finished Large registers or heaters are III
the hall, but have not been put IN the proper places
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

PROGRESS OF THE WORK ON THE STRUCTURE.
Each Catholic church in this diocese is taxed
specified amount of money every year to all III build
ing the new Cathedral on Fifth-ave. By tins means
every member of each congregation in the city Is az
ordcd an opportunity give annually for the construc
on of the edifcc Tie work is watched, consequently
with much interest and every step toward Its copc-
ton is received with great satisfaction by large number
of people A new building, just completed, has been
added to this extensive work. but it is constructed ID
such manner as hardly to be noticed. This is the
boicr-hOuse, for heating the Cathedral. 1t is
situated in Ffty-first-st., about 100 feet from
Madison.ave Tie dimensions of the building
are about twenty feet wide fifty feet long and fifteen
feet high and il ia built entirely beneath TIE ground mat
surrounds the Cathedral At this point the sidewalk Of
Ftyirst-si about eight or ten feet below the C&he-
dral grounds Only eight or ten feet OF the ont on We
bOier-hOuse can bc seen. Tic building is faced win
granite, and does not mar the beauty of the gr0UnGs
There are immense boilers already In position ana
heat the large building giving The men better facilities
for work. The interior OF the boler-hose Is O DICK
bedded in cement Ihe Ioof CONSISTS oi t1vetGd Didth
arches which is laid the fagSng f0r the sidewalk
around the Cathedral .
The recent work the Cathedral has been confined IN
great measure TO the interior Special attention has
been paid 20 the stained glass Windows some OF WcE
are now in position. Wheu they are all put in their
proper places there will be thiryve OF them Most @:
them were made by NJ. LOrD of Chartres, France but
part by NJ Eby, of the country The average eos.
was 5000 ia gold in France. Many OF the windows not
vet In place are in this country and few
OF them have been seen on exhibition Inc mos import
apt of represents StenTy Emperor of Germany
Chartres duTDg the reign OF Louis VI; the In"ryfdoiA
Of ST. Lawrence; the Brothers OF the CHRISTIAN Doctrine
offering the statutcs OF their order Pore Benedict
XIII. The most expensive are the two large windows
representing St Patrick and the Immaculate Conception
IL is expected that before many months the beautiful
altar will be but i'll with the other work The altar was
designed by MI Renwlck, the alchtec0f tc Cathedral
and is very simple in its outlines. The base for the
rcTedOs made by CaTimni of Rome, ana the inches
statuary and spiral WORK were executed DI fau Ouoc
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
4 CHARITY REORGANIZED.

St. Johns Guild has recently been rcOr-
guizcd and /, now incorporated charity. The oil
GERS and trustees are as follows Wp H. Wiley, prcsi-
dent john ". Weed. vce-prcsiicut; john T. Fdurc,
secretary and l. VI. Van Tassel treasurer; u. n Bat
kcr Wm V Brokaw, H. O. Baker, Joseph Cornell Rob IT
Z. Clapp, Henry c. Dewitt, f. J. DIp!Guac. Vim. II.
Guion. ir., Wm. II. Harrison, j. r. Harris. Homer Lee.
L. Iichtcnstcn. VIM. \. pdrslla L. H. Pcnrosc, David
Phillips, VI. d., l. II. Richards, David ElcnmoEd, John
D. Townsend Hcury H. weed, Charles Il. Waite and G..
F. WOcitshof6T trustees.
IL the reorganization much care las been taken t. pro
vide such system ~ financial checks that hereafter. It
j. hoped VIII even believe it possible that The
funds nIisiDanagcd Owing 10 The charges uttered
asanst the Guild last Winter, the treasury IL now
nearly empty. The usud Martha Wa h!I gOn Roe .ppn
viii be given at the Academy February -.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE FLOWER PARTY.

The Flower Party to be given at Delmon-
cos, this evening has been guarded by its managers
with many barriers that the attendance cannot fail to
be very select Rare and choice flowers with green's
other decorations, viii adOru the rooms Many proml-
nen guests both civil and military, will be present. and
much Is said OF the beauty Of the toilets 10 De- worn by
be had only OF some officer manager. Among these
managers are General Dix Admiral Trcnchard General
Sigel, Dr. f. Sceger Mrs. j. III. V. Arnold Mrs A. C.
Beltncr Mrs. Clark Bell Mrs. Jacob Vanderpoel Mavor
Ely, Mrs. George Hoffman, Mrs. Van Auken Mrs l. NJ
Bates, Mrs. General Fremont, Mrs. Beach, VIM Cuilen
Bryant, A. r. Ackert g. +. Opdyke, Judge Larremore
Judge Davis Judge DAILY General Ayres, T. s. A. Alger
non s. Sullivan and MnI. L. Cole.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

BOsTON, Jan. 2O.-TO representative Of
The Journal DR. Van Keek has stated that he went to
New York ut the request OF Mrs. Hicks and married the
couple Monday forenoon, December 81, immc
diaely on his afrival.} Immediately on the com
pletOn OF the ceremony lie rendered the couple his
Congratulations parted from them, aud has not
seen them since. He knows nothing Of their
whereabouts at present neither docs he know
where they have spent their time since The we'd
ding Dr. Van Kleck wishes II distinctly understood that
beyond what he has stated he knows absolutely nothing
and epphatcay denies such stories OF his actions
nave been freely circulated.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE ACCUSED wALL-sT. BROKER.

William B. Bend, the broker of No. IA Wall
st. who was arrested ON Friday on charge of misap
tropriatng $4,000 In Government bonds belonging to
Mrs Thomas Sim, Of Woods Hole, Mass, refused on
Saturday TO give any explanation of his conduct In the
matter aside from general denial Of Mrs Sims state
bents. Mr.. Bend failed about q month ago, and was
suspended from the Stock Exchange. His liabilities
90 small that II was thought the proceeds OF the sale Of
bis scat would satisfy those OF his creditors who
members Although the seat has been sold the transfer
bas not been made, so that Mr.. Bend still remains
bembfr OF the Exchange
Detectives Fields and OConnor say that they had hard
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

Joseph Schuicrstcn, "A German, age twenty
seven committed suicide AZ he summit Hotel, at Bow
cry and Canal-si., Saturday, 10y hanging himself with
curtain cord TO gas fixture He had evidently fastened
The about b! neck hy standing tptoc aud when
adjusted c had raised his aId Il p his c"t
about three inches from The iO0r until he srangird.
The dead man had been employed clerk 10y the MIA
CARA Fire Insurance Company For some tine he had
been sficTIu fiOi bad hc, and leaving his work ON
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
ALRANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Jan. 20.-The Governor Yesterday
seneu Tue Dill c0nerrng power the SurrOgate's clerk
Of Kings County TO sign certain PAPERS Also the bin
Transferring the title of the In the Anctan Gene
tery, Maryland, to the United states '''
1t is very doubtful whether the Governor
Will nominate TO the Senate another candidate for Super
IceCfCd. - .TNcV"N
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
A MINISTER On UNLIMITED SILVER.

At the Greene Avenue Methodist Church, IN
Brooklyn, yesterday morning. the pastor, the Rev. Nr
Harris, preached Oh /" The Power Of God" During his
sermon he said: "A great MANY people Of this nation
fear that The efforts q ow schcmiug politicians Will bc
successful and that Congress viii pass tn dIsgrcofu
measure known as tie silver Bll' You need moi fcai
God has raised ny this nation and i too dear 20 liim
dud there aIc many who love iim ia this land ci
av measure 20 pass which would hing disgrace uun
the nation. and forever make lis name The synonym for
Natloua, diglouOyr
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
RUssO.TURKISH WAR NOTES.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JHu' -V' Io'"'
An trade has been issued ordering the enrolment
of all free males.
Mr.. Layard denies that he has asked authorize
ton for the British fleet to enter the Bosphorus.
The Timess Athens correspondent says the troops
at Chacis have been ordered to march to the from
tier Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
DEATH IN A BURNING BTUnryc

BosToN, JAM 20.-A fire broke ont this
morning the granite block at the Of Harrison
ave. and Way-st.. owned by the heirs OF Samne Way
causing damage the building ana to the property OF
occupants to the amount OF $1,000. Insured Robert
Young, who occupied room on the fourth floor, was
escape.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
CHANGES IN TELEGRAPH RATES
The Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific

nc WtsItTH OIIIUH dIJI NIIIHIIC dTtI T dVIIIC
Telegraph Companies have increased their rates TO many
towns In Massachusetts, TO 35 cents for ten words To
Palatinc Bridge, ~ " the rate also advanced TO 80
cents On and after today the rates TO all points in
Kansas will be reduced from 81 for the first ten words
and 13 cents for each additional word TO al 80 for the
first ten words and 10 cents for each additional word
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

w-0RLEANs, Jan. 2O.-The ties between
Rudolph and S0sson for second and third prizes were
played of with the following result: Slosson 600;
Rudolph 3lJ The largest runs made were. SlOss0Ds3,
81, 1OG lOl: Euioph-97, Al, 20. The averages
were: slossou-26. 2. 23ds; RuiOlph-lf, Z, 22nds.
Daly and Dion play off ties tomorrow night for the
fourth prize OF the tournament
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
REMARKS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uorl Brunsicick-Wiiliam Beach Lawronce, OF
Rhode Isaud aud Governor Richard d. Hubbard OF Connect
i,ut ITJfh frcHu5 H0cIho Hon. Gaiusha a. Grow, OF
P,nisyvan!a H. Davlln VI. T. oi Montreal and General
George g. WRIGHT of indianapolis Neir forE Hoe-Gen
e1al f. l. CLING man. North Carolina a. Leo Knott OF Bal
iiinorc and Captain Kennedy Of The steamship GeImInic
Hale of Albany and John o. Evans
II Washington Hrf,ulit HOusePaymaster Green Gay
Goodoe United Marine hoDfndh House-
General Israel Wedges, y. :. y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
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TIE RUSSIAN WAR EXPENSES.

LONDON, Mond0y, Jan. 2I, ls19
The st. Petersburg correspondent of The
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

The porter at the Reform Club is n we'll
known character His philosophy IS rather OF the Por-
tico than the Garden and thirtythrec OF door
Keeping have robbed life Of much OF i,s early glamour.
Asked the other day which he considered The handsomer
building Athcuauin the Reform. lac i sad 10 have
replied. "Ive seen the Athenenm; live tie
other way London world.