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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04
REPORT or The CONDITION
- OF THE
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
At the close Of business on the thirty-flrst day
March. 1878.

RESOURCES.
United States bonds 800 900. ....... s1o2 87s 90
Louisiana State per cent bonds
10000. 156 95a rs
st. Charles Hotel first mortgage
bonds, S25 900. Observation-Disclosures. "a see 90
New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Go. first mort
gage bonds. s25 600. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
Odd Fellows Hall first mortgage
bonds. $4,000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Real estate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIG 7s5 o5
Loans on mortgage maturing wi hin
30 days. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 113747 %
Loans on mortgage maturing after 90
days. ...-.......--................ 1862 1914 SO
Other loans and discounts maturing
within 30 days Observation-Disclosures. 721se SO
Other loans and discounts maturing
after 80 days. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60674 81
Loans on call OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1862 456 SO
Casn on hano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 326 222 o.
Total ,125. 9l1 So
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors. 50. os5 4e5 II
Due proht and loss .................. 6o.42s o9
Total.---'.... 81, 1876, Oil SO
Numoer OF accounts opened-........ 26, 400
NUMBER OF accounts closed. .......... 90 1875
Remaining OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685.
Interest per cent per annum.
We. the undersigned trustees, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is correct to the
best Of our knowledge and b lief.
DAVID URQUHART. President.
C. KOHN.
ED. A. PALFREY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
third day OF April. 1878.
THEO. 6UYOL, Notary
Published By authority. as per act No. Of of
1877. ANT. DU RUCLEr,
aD4N State Treasurer.
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REMOVAL.

MEssRs. JOHN HENNEssEY h BROTHER
1sl have removed from their Old establish
ment, corner II Front and ST. ynseph streets TO
the CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GIROD
8 Reefs. Planters and merchants will please
take notice Of this change OF location.
mh31 1w
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LOST-TOUND.

r osT OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE FOR
IL one share nf the capital stock Of LA VA
RIETE ASSOCIATION, No. 241. issued TO Gen.
Y. Swift, and dated March 10 1876. Ths public
are cautioned against negotiating for same. as
the issue of duplicate Ger ifcate has BEEN ap-
piled for. ap4 . 10
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ISIDORE LEVI GEO.
DEG TO INFORM tn IR FnIENDS AND
- the trade Ia general that they nave rented
the store
NO 90 COMMON STREET.
where they will be ready to execute oil orders
TO them in q few days. and solicit
continuance OF past fayors. ap4 At
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w ENGER'S GARDEN,

WENGER'S GARDEN,
Nos. III and Ia Bourbon street,
II. VENEER. Proprietor,
Has been newly frescoed, and Is now the FIN
EST HALL in the South. The artistic improve
ton on Saturday. the 18th inst. at O'Clock
N.
large number Of European and American
papers ALWAYS On file.
Three rooms for ladies and families, with Sod
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion In the world plays
from IL o'clock a, M. to u m.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER e
Five Tnots n olass not7 srr
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DIDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Overwhelming success Of the most completes
Burlesaue ORGANIC ton on earth. the COT
VILE FOLLY COMPANY. Thursday Eve
lpsaue OXYGEN and the farce Of A TWICE
TOLD TALE. Friday Evening Benefit OF MIR.
Willie Ed nin.. Two Burle-ques. Heathen
n" Saturday Matinee. Evening and sunday
Night ROBINSON CRUSOE. ap4
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, APRIL T. 1878.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING
COMPANY,
AT NEW ORLEANS.
In the State Of Louisiana. the close OF BUSH
ness. on Saturday, March 80. 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04

NINE. A. EMERY,
PARTISAN FIR.
H.. $3.50. Charities street. Ia
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WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN: A SIT
w uation to do homework and sewing in a
private family. Has no objection to got' e In
the country. Good references given. Address
J. G. B this office. ap4 3t
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, a situation to travel with family
going North, or o place rs honsekeener. Best
reference given. Address F. r. O.. this office.
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AMUsEMENTs.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

Mile. DE MUKSKA VIII appear Jointly with
Signor BRIGNOLI, the favorite Prince of
T nos; sig sunni. the world-renowned
Basso; Mr. G. MAXIM. the eminent Baritone;
Mr.J HIN HILL, the distinguished Pianist and
Musical Director.
heavy expenses FIR the engagement OF he De
Murska Company, the manager has concluded
to adopt the following popular scale OF prices:
Adm isson. 81; reserved eats, 30 cents. extra !:
gallery so cents. The sale of seats will COM
rnance on WEDNESDAY. at 9 q. m. mhSf I'd
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Published by authority. as per net No. 81 of
1877. A. DUBCCLET,
ap4 1t State Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
TABLE OF CONTENTS

TAB SON II ~
L Members Of FOrtytourth Congress and President
IL President Grants last Annual Message.
I'LL The Count OF the Electoral Vote OF 1875 including
all the Votes In tho Commission and In Con-
~ Proposed Amendments TO the Constitution Of the
o. s., Cd Session. Aith Congress.
", President Hsyes's Inaugural Address Message at
Extra Session, and First Annual Message.
VI Proeamations Of the President and the CIVIL
VII Executive Action on Affairs IN Louisiana apd South
Unpnbhsbed Telegrams, Giving the Official
VIII Constitutional Amendments Made and Pending in
TX. Judieisi Decisions Supreme Court Of the United
states, Inciuding the Florida Telegraph, the
Missouri Cattle. the Illinois Granger, the Viz
eiuia sequestntion, the Louisiana common
Carrier. and the Eigh-Hour DECISIONS
al Pfoposfd Amendments TO the Constitution Of the
United States let and I'd Sessions 45th Com
xTL Tnesiiyer Question with all the votes upon IT,
Hill President Hayes Cabinet and Members oi the
XIV. Repeal the Resumption Act with all the
XIV, State Platforms. 1877, 1873
XVI Miscellaneous Congressional Votes Including the
Votes on the Southern Mail Contractors Claim.
Paris Exposition. Repeal q The B9ps,k11Pt p,6P Law
svrx vot.s on Army ApmonristopS M Pensions and Riv
EyI Presidens Election Of 1876 and the Title OF the
8Ix rAri and The internal Revenue Spirits Tobacco
Xxx. Adasncs. iScludlng the Votes the Fisheries
Award. Prohibition Of Payment Of Rebel
Claims, Northern Pacific Railroad BIZ, Refer.
KxI. Statistical Tables Of Receipts and Expenditures
from 1853 to 1877, Appropriations Of Present
sse 1 ast 2 sS ane EnPoTs slIee
&C, &C.
cps yoiume Neatly bound IN CLOTH Price, 81 Sent by
hSl en receipt Of price Address rn,nrxr
NeWYork
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
For Both Sexes-Country.

A SCHOOL IN every respect worthy or your
IA patronage; will do well 10 consult our catalogue
Address THOMAS HANLoN. ID. d., pennington, \. J.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown,
" NJ-Best largest building in the state. Instruction
thorough Both Ten departments Etth year opens
September 8. s226 per Catalogues ree Rev. GEo'
: ID. President.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday, Oct.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Oct 8, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change SaesrOOm to-day:
Bp Vda Tdsset RedrHeu
1-story brick factory aud 2.story frame shop with
plot II ald. SO East ll7thst t73 ft e OF AveA
extending to East River. plot 406xi .6I37y.4x
lO0.lO; Wngate a Cullen n................. $lS T6f
Bu 4. N. Muller S0t.
4-stOry brick buildings with lot, No S2 Gold.st,
bet Ferry and Franklinsts, lot 23.4xe6 Ambrose
BV Scott & Mpers
2storY frame building with lot No 229 East s0tbst
ings irstitation s22c
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
Jnstrnriicn.
Art Schools-New-York

Art Schools-NewYork City.
MRS. WIDGERY GRISW OLD'S ART
Nl SCHOOL, EAST l4TH-sr. I'd door east OF othaye.
MR. RICHARD GROSS will receive at rea
W sonabe rates pupils in painting and drawing In casses
o sngy. Studio 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
gnstrucflon.

For Young Ladies-Country.
WILSON COLLEGE for WOMEN,
w CHAMBERSBURG, PENN.
Rev. W. T. WYLIE Principal.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

A FIRST RATE INVESTMENT-On Fulton
n st., best side, on the bill, Brooklyn; ~ ,.,. ..
" RULAND & WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
gitp Rral Gsfate for sale

DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEiNEP vi AT T. HE
at OF sos twenty third-st corner Elghtn-avel
No. 92 East Fourteenthst. corner non;s99stS 10Y
Ihlri ave- cor Forty sevenhst; at the HA RLEM OFFICE
No 92~I Thriave cor Onobundredand Twenty ourthsty
office
EOR SALE-NO. Is West 57th-st., 25x65,
with 80 feet extension built for superior cabines
finish by kOux. Inquire OF A. FL. ol epr1eese
CM0KY CHIMNEYS CURED; 30 days, trial;
no cure no nav Patent Ventator State rights for sale
Hun Grippen & CO.. sd-ayc- below 24thsL, New-York.
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
Price sI5 500; story high stoop basement and trim
mings brown stone 18 rooms all modern improvements IN
hest order. Inquire on premises.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07

p.(nn jackson Institute, Boston-aye. and
ROOO. lGthst.i school for Young Ladies and ChiL
dIen; send for circulars.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07

TNHE MISSES KIRWAN'S DAY SCHOOL
Il FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
40 West 4Stht opens OCTOBER The school u conducted
principles that result Of OF successful ex
riece Strict attention paid 10 all that promotes bodily
health, In connection with careful and vigorous mental
training. Opens October 1.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
CLAVERACK COLLEGE

" AND HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
is one of sy RE an3
for RaH Ia
se S Tes d On the cssf Mount"as Mountain
The 3g s SSD esS Is @
teec ers rooms. Il lecture and recitation IS piano and
Shiy @ sSSa'Sy ans 50
The Institution has dne set Of and philosophical
There arc eleven departments Of Nor
Classical French Ger@@D MusSS PAINTING ae
receives the especial attention Of the instructor In charge
academic and special sSgTsss Of Of
Il s to ier tSe degree 81 y BseheIar Of Arts
The follownieatures have contributed 10 'he success" "
FrstSit hos been the direction aud management
He has aimed to secure and attach them
seOndA regular system exercise for both ladies and
coeducation sexes which promotve of
he and Taa oa Examinations and exhibitions at
the close Of each term and report OF each da eciaOn
BY Which the school sSS sDS = cn6Ts adse
The President meets these weekly aud In fsm lar
gives Instructions in morals, laws o. health
The @ quarter century Of the present corporation and
f Ia e aSa ~ KS
d1 For ,STss. PiS terms for eaoo and % I S56eF FaSR
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm ii
miles from New York 81 week board washing taition
S care during iSe VACATION For particulars apply
TO Mrs III. u MONELls Manhasset L. l.
GREENWICH 4 ACADEMY. with Musical In
" stute aud Commercial College, founded 1902 seaside
school .csysd any %s GS0spG s AS
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
III young LADIES' and children will reopen September
5!oSF tsf MRRiGNI b. sLGDE, coRSEIiX KNo%TEs
FITCH
ME- Z. L. ROBERTs,s Day and Boarding
vii rsopen @ednesdsy @ sope%bsf Is
MISS $. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
Jersey sShHO % opsn lS on TassdaS October l. S
MRS. FRANCIS R. MASTERS and her
" daqGeTs win reopen ther =, hO5s F1 Eap
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL for Young
~ aaes s, and Tbs GnTsn .GSoc Vii TsoSsp Sep
TENDER To- fOr of0'n"'' Apply " MISS E. CLEMENT.
bennington Seminary-Botb sexes: very
NewYork Address Thos Hanlon, D b.. Pennington. M
POCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack, y: Y.-Both
GG9TS and uSn % az 2fss sSp
cCHOOL for CHILDREN-$7O for twenty
- weeks. Address Miss j. HATCH, DanOUrY, Conn
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Brdgeton, N.
- Po both sexes College Pepaato TG oSraye SaSSs
Climate S 0 Tey sey H. fR%sR F
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE. ten miles from
- Philadelphia under OF Friends gives thorough
edncaton who here pursue the same
giving S M ksf 9 f2gT'ei fesn sSax
swartlmore College swarthmore, Delaware County, Penn
Miscellaneous
rCO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.--Pinck-
nevis school Directory Guide furnishes to parents
and others hist schools in United states and Canada To-
e ones thus aordns parents all necessary information
with regard schools without expense Or ds9Sy
AGENCY. NO 80 UniOnsquare Ne".YOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
auriion Sales of Real gstats.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Public notice hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
sinking the City OF NewYorE viii oder for sale az
public auction on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1879 AZ
neon nj The Exchange Saesroom No III Broadway In the
YORK. the following real estate JeOnghB !" shs
cOvpOrati II Of the City OF New-IOrk;
. aud III Franklinst
House and the northeast corner OF Thrdaye ana
EiChy.hth-st -. . -, .ooo ,...,
December !. 1873 -
Full wafanee deeds will be given TO all purchasers: uth
ogapc the above real estate may be obtained az the
ComprOers Office and after the 10th OF etoDer neht
JOHN KELLY ComptroleI
ComptroTs Office, New County Court House. Oct 1879
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
Mem Publications.
NOW READY
ls7s...PoLITICAL CAMPAIGN"1s7s
THE
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1878.
Mem Civilizations.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.

diving IN Compact yet Comprehensive Form the Facts
Statistics and Arguments Of An the Living
Issues Of the 1878 Campaign.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
foft ano fonno.

1 OST-Certifcate of deposit of the Fifth
IL National Bank NewYork for S170 dated september 4,
1878, TO the order Of Hiram w. HaIris
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
For Boys and Young Men-Brooklyn.

COLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNICI INSTl-
~ Brooklyn Livingsonst COurt-This 1nsti-
tuton offers advantages for the acquisition OF
complete education. Its commercial and
sraoy course Of study M pupils for business NE or
for any while to those wishing TO complete the euc
zion children the influence OF home the liberal
ard scientific offer training pronounced by the
Peoens OF the University o. State NewYOrk 10 be fully
equal Of Dest colleges and upon the adqaies
confer the degrees OF bachelor
of Ars Bachelor Of Science The Trustees Deheye
they best teaching talent the conn Try AFFORDS
The Academic commences Wednesday september lb
Catalogues containing all required information can be OBJ
tanned the Institute will be forwarded postal
application ID. H. Cochran. LID the President OF the
Faculty. 4, H. fhoihiNnhhh'' rrooiueh~
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
Countrp properrp 60 fet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl.
~ SONS, opposite West PonI Aauiess fion
savings RANK, Fishkill, N. "
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

friends whose memory we cherish. But the only
photograph OF the Divine Character 10 found 10 the
Cnurcn. 2 Christ loves the Church. IL is HIS bedy
& IL is the shable institution of all tima
or, change the order OF thought, The Doctor said
we should love the Church because is the eIemen
tary cd force The world Where the Cnurch
OF Jesus Christ exist here Is NO education
that takes into account the entire nature OF
The Church Is the unilying lorce oil society. 1t
Is Impossible 10 make men vfrtuous by
law. External pressure may restrain men from
crime but there NJ be something TO work in the
the character shall ue the product oI love
aud not OF law The Church IS toe great charity oil
the world. II makes all its benehciaries rich Ia
knowledge vIrtue in the graces OF the spirit and
in material wcanh. We should love the ChuTcn be-
cause 1t Is ful oil the sympathy oil Christ. ln other
institutions men are banded together Tor personal
but IN tins men feel the sympathy
brother and lcd each otner TO the breast.
Man cant live alone and In the ASSOCIATION OF the
Church he dnds everything 10 encourage, to cheer
and 10 aid him in all the nober duties OF hie.
Tue last hity years oil tnls church have attested
the continued favor oil God. Tnls church has
founued tive otner churches-at Greenpont,
South Bush wick, East Wams msburg Union avenue,
wnat Is now Tue Church OF Curstian Endeavor.
The present church edIhce three years build
And though so many colonies have gone iorth from
this hive there are 400 members there st and $40
children in three sunday schools are under the care
OF the church. The society mas had only three pas
tors-Revs. James Demarsst, W. h. Van Dorm aud DR..
Porter The pastor, VINO mas occupied the pull
pit tor twentynne years. For sixteen years tho
Doctor edited the Christian IniegenceT the organ of
ana tor twenty five years he has been contributor
to the religious press OF New York. He Is polished
writer and an eloquent preacher, and his work IN
Brooklyn testlfes TO his hdety 70 Christ.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

haxes Ins rnuaui,auts unwilling TO move to somt
other island where otter are more pent,iui ano
perhaps food difficult 10 obtain: out unless the
hunting improves, their only choice will be removu
or application for government aid
THE LITTLE OF ALTON
Poor these people are they are good natured ana
very fond OF amusemsnts, ana tue arrival ot uus
che, Terenti ProkopieG who is also storekeeper ana
Incumbent oil the poor little chapel superntended 10
person all these arrangements and also the Aleu-
Dances which were performed in the evening aiter
treat OF tea sugar and biscuit TO the whole popuaion
TINS strange bul rather monotonous perormance was
followed Dy = Me dansdnt IN the chiels house, on
which OCCASION the Iattcrs sister, Maria, acted as
master, or rather mistress, OF ceremonies Ihis
damsel deserves passing notice ho only old maid
all these Islands, having reached her thirlletn
year-an ago which no Aieut maiuen must allow to
lure. lure Miss ProsopieG however. seems 10
be perfacty happy In her state OF single
neat an tidy any oil her sisters CIVILIZATION.
small bureau and washstand. the handiwork OF her
brother, are protected with dainty httle mats, and
the bed, which seems scarcely large enough Tor
child boasts Of Irineed countsrpane OF dazzling
wniteness Some colored prints and looking glass
adorn walls, and an exceedingly hne grass mat
Mlria,s own work. serves carpet Surely the
young men oil Alton do not vaiue cleanliness this
pat,ern female would never nave remained an cid
maid.
Repeated earthquake shocks nave been felt here
during the summer conjunction with renewed
activity in nearly all the numerous voc tnoes oi the
Aeutian Islands. The nleb peaks ol Amukhta
aud Tchegula are belching fortn heavy clouds OF
smoke and occas iop columns oil hre and iava rno
activity seems to be general, as from the East " .
have news OF recent eruptlons on Oumn1k Island,
and 29th nit. Inc vage OF Makushin, on
Ounaashka Island. was destroyed oy the Jont aclon
OF earthquake shocks and tiual waves, wuIcn hiicd
tho houses and broke through a slip 0! Land whicn
separated some fresh water lakes from the ocsan.
The people OF Makus are compelled 10 move tnclr
village To other point IN the vcinity Tie un-
settled condition OF mother Garth has bad the I'm me-
diate effect oil upsettng the regular pursuits o: he
supcrhilious natives who are AFRAID 10 y" out hunt
Ing or ,hing under the impression that evil sp rlta
rule The elements at present anu mat tlda waves are
apt come at any uTe and swallow up tho nap.
less hunter IN his canoe.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
"MY UNCLE! OH, Ny UNCLE r.

MIRA McGiory, OF Bax,cr street, was arraigned at
the romos last Tuesday on charge preferred by q
girl named Annie Tremple, who said that she had
been cnIced into tne woman's place aud assaulted
by several men, win Mrs. McGlory's counivanco and
design. Mrs. NcGlory was committed in 81, 600 bail
TO answer the charge and AMMO was sent to the
House oil Detention. Yesterday morning Annie was
brought 10 the Court, at the request Counsellor
Price, who had asked Tor an exsmiuation the CASE
Annie called before The Justice questioned as
TO tale sue had told last week ABOUT coming 10
New YORK alone and irisndicss snd her suDseq ueut
misfortune.
suddenly q respectable looking man, ABOUT nty
years Of age, appeared Ia the court room
ne came forward WAS recognizyd by the girl
s.My uncieI On. my uncle ~ sue exclai med, and
leil into swooD. TINS man, whose name ts thomas
Miner, xpiained TO the magistrate that he WAS an
uncle to tho girl IN question, and that sho had
been a source OF trouble ana anxiety 10 her fam.
Iy Tor years He asked Juuge kiiDreth to piaco hsr
Institution where sue nignt be taken care oi.
The latter listened 10 tnc unCle, aud alter gtrj
recovered from ner swoon asked ner a number Of
questions 10 her previous lie. Finally no con.
10 sond her oack TO the House OF Do enton 10
kept Till the trial Vi Mrs. McGoy a. SPECIAL Ses.
ain
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY &, ls7s-TRPLE SHEET

back door into rear room In an ordinary house 10
hnd the pine benches and lecturn and his old friend
the parlor organ, and to be OF the forty or lty
who out of friendly. personal regard therefor once
assembled; but through yonder gateway and tho
grounds, with green trees ana grass and lowers and
birds ana fountain, he has come INTO this place OF
beauty and holiness, with IT'S memorial windows and
organ, and oaptistry ana altar OF marble, renovated
and made moro meet than ever hitherto tor the
worship OF Almighty God, 10 be one Tor
aay OF tho numerous ana usual congregation DR..
Houghton reviewed the past isory OF the church at
considerable length, showing how happy conspiracy
OF circumstances had crowned the humble beginning
with sucn glorious present The church, Le said,
iree from debt-ii was the Lords He detailed
the parish work, such as missions, sunday schools
nd the various social organizations and admonished
hcm In most effective manner that "Cnar'ty cover.
OF a a multitude sns.n In conclusion he said, but
ABOVE all, would that some one might be moved TO
Tor >lxty-seventn street as our carly
friend WAS moved 10 DO tor the rransdguration-that
Is. u purchase lots aud hold them for u until
the mission grew strong enough. by the Mother
Church's help, to take them. Perhaps however. !
shall be greatly disappointed OF my hope that the
offerings which now ask 10 meet the cost OF the
nearly CONF pieted renovation oil the cnurch may
be generous general as TO DO sufficient fur
that purpose.