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The New York herald., 1879-09-07
UNCONVENTIONAL NOTES.
REFORMED DUTCH.


The Rev. DIR. Duryca, OF the First Reformed
church in Paterson, N. j., where he has spent forty
years of his ministerial lfc spent his vacstion at
Asbury Park, N. j., but is again in tho harness at
home
Rcv. Henry X. Boer pastor Of the Reformed
churches OF Buffalo and Dunkirk. N. ". has beon
called to tho pastorate of the Holland Reformed
Church. Albany, NY.
Tho lato Judge Dykeman, OF Brooklyn. was ono of
the first teachers in tho nrst Sabbath school in
Brooklyn, formed in 1915. and started tho nrst
public school, In May. 1916, with scventy-thrcc
scholars. Now the children under each OF these
systems numbered by the tens Of thousands.
This growth seems like dream.
Rev. Dr. L. W. Chambers. of the Collegiate Church,
was In London on the 18th of August, having com.
plctcd his tour through the Irish and English lakos
Among the arrivals from Europe last week were
the Rev. DIR. Forsyth, chaplain nc West Point, and
the Rev. DIR. Bishop, of Orange, N j.
The Rev. william j.. Davis. of Manhassett, l.. l.,
has accepted call TO tho pastorae of the Church at
Dranchvillc, N J. The Rev. J. L. Strong has rc.
signed his charge OF the North Reformed church.
Newark. N, j.. and accepted call to Cohocs. N. Y.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Right Rev. Bishop Corrigan will dedicate the new
Catholic Church Of St. Elizabeth at seavillc N j.,
on the 10th OF this month. This church was built
by tho present pastor of Milvlc. Rev. W. l. Dwyer.
Tho cdihce is very beautiful and thoroughly finished
according to the most strict archaeological laws.
The bell. stained windows altar. caudestcks statues
The New York herald., 1879-09-07
THE POPE AND BISMARCK.
THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE GERMAN eov-
EMINENT AND THE VATICAN
fRomo corrps pspontlent Of tho Morui no post1


EMINENT AND THE VATICAN.
tRomc correspondent Of the Morning Post.1
RoME. August 20. 1879.
For nearly year we have had succession of op-
timst tclegrams reliable informstions aud leading
articles, going the round of Rome. Paris and VI
cnna. especially since tho interviews of Mgr
Masela with Prince Bismarck, respecting
the favorable negotiations for q pacincation
between the Holy Sec aud the German Empire. Lest
these iattcring antcipations should lead to disap
pointmcnt in the sequel it Will be best tor such OF
your readers interested in the question to take
cognzance of the facts which present this letter
Mgr. Roncctt, the Papal Nuncio to tho Court OF
Bavaria, arrived at Munich yesterday. His predeces-
sor Mgr Masea. has been transferred by the Pope
Lisbon. His Holiness not satisfied with Masella s
diplomatic action, for in July lest year the Nuncio
com fetely out man,cuvrcd by Bismarck in their
interviews at kissingcn. lnstcad of getting some
thing positive out of the Grand Chancellor. he was
satisfied with fair words. hand squeezing and trif
ing presents. Besides this failure. Mgr. Masella
not the best of terms with the
Bavarian government Leo Kill. wished at
first to replace him by Mgr. Agnozzi, lately
Papal Charge d'Anares IN Switzerland, where he
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER T. QUINTUPE SHEET
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

as cold moiasses. rs Holmes says. The Bible is .
very good book for thcir neighbors. and they al
ways try to do unto others just ~ they imagine
others would do unto them IL they had the chance.
Patience is a cardinal virtue which their creditors
ought 70 possess. and they are perfectly willing
be kept warm all winter by having the good people
whom they have wronged heap Goals Of charitable
fire on their heads. They believe that everybody
ought to forgive the debts which they have man.
aged to run up themselves ana then pity them for
their misfortuncs when they pay only ten cents on
the dollar and travel on tho Continent with tho
other ninety per cent. II is wonderful what unan-
unity Of opinion there is tho subject of religion
for-evcry one in the world except yourself.
II you would export half the wives in the world
you would discover that equal number of hus-
bands were transported.
Ono OF the best epitaphs have is that writ
ten on Dr. Fuller He requested one of his com
panions to say all that could be said in few words
and the wag wrotc
Here lies Fullers Garth
DR.. Doune married the daughter of q rich and
noblo family. who we're greatly cxasperatcd at tho
audacity of the clergyman. and threatened to cut
him of with the conventional shilling. He wrote n
short to friend TO apprise him Of tho
stance. which was as foliows-
John Doune, Ann Douno. undone."
A pert young man, who thought himself wit,
once said to Mr.. Foote, what would you give sir,
to be as young ann" Tho wrnkied genius
looked at tho intruder with flashing eye for mo
ment anu then answered, 81 would almost be will
ing to DO as foolish"
1t was Hood believe. who said that q good
clergyman Is "picty parscnihed"
Tho man who expects to please every body has al
together too high an ambition. Not even DR.. Tai
mage. with his funny ways and graceful gestures,
can do that. and what cannot do let other man
attempt. II you have no enem les you may be
that you arc not of much account, and that even
your friends cannot be depended on:-
Who socks to please all mon each way.
And not himself offend.
lie may begin his work to-day,
But who knows whom he'l endf
Good plain English il not understood by tho pco-
plo Of every nation, but good plain sense s
appreciated every where.
One Of tho most remarkable questions Of the day
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ist will assist Mr. c. w. sawyer in his Gospel tenn
persuce service this evening in Cooper Institute.
The Rev. William Lloyd. having returned from
Europe last week. will deliver appropriate sermons
to-day in Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church In
the morning on THE Haven Reached" and in the
evening on ''storms Stilled.''
At the Madison Avenue Reformed Church tho Rev.
A. b. Jack of Hazleton. Pa. will oficate this morn
ing and evening.
At tho New York Presbyterian Church the Rev. w.
w. Page will resume his pulpit labors to-day.
At the Church of the Heavenly Rest the Rev. DIR.
,R s. Rowland will preach at the usual hours to-day.
Tho Rev. E. Guilbert breaches to-day. usual. in
the Church Of the Holy Spirit.
, 1879-08-24
FEDERAL AFFAIRS,

The United States Sub-Treasury redeemed
5000 in subsidiary silver coin Yesterday, and
paid out $4,000 Of the standard sort.
The total internal-reyeuue receipts at Col
lcctor Haryey's Office yesterday were s34,St0
Of this amount $50, no was for tax-paid spirits.
s3,17. for tobacco and cigars, aud 81, 759 for
beer.
The new combination seal and locks on bonded
cars, which went into use the 18th inst, are
coming along over the bonded routes every day
Or SO, and the new system thus far works
smoothly aud satisfactorily.
J. II. Sullivan, who Keeps a giu-pili and
oee1-shop at No. liz Clytuurn avenue, was held
TO the District Court yesterday BY Commissioner
Hoyne for falling to have the necessary Govern
nlent license Bail was given IN the sum OF
$500.
Sutter Bros. will bond out those l31 bales OF
Alr. Simpsons tobacco Monday. THE inlortna-
tlon, as stated YESTERDAY, was filed bv the Dis
tr1ct Attorney Thursday afternoou, and the case
Will be reached s''me time IN tile dim future,
when the tourts get to running once more.
District-Attorney Bangs. the late resgper,
vas sca1 cely visible ut the Government Building
yesterday, except during the morning, aud then
oniT tor few moments, Consequently the
feportoraai glance did not rest upon him during
TIE Gay, though It was learned that he would
spend to-day in Peru aud return to the clxy to-
morrow morning. His Resignation will be &C.
cepleu. according to the apparent programme,
and Gen Leakc will step into the Judges official
boots the 1st Ut September. Whether Gen.
Leake will "c1eau out the Office" or not on
taking possession It is difficult to learn WITH
any degree OF de6oileneas. for the future Dis
, 1879-08-24
THE CITY-HALL.

The Fire Department was paid yesterday.
The City Treasurer yesterday received sl,516
from tie Water Department, and 5000 from the
City Collector.
Mayor Harrison Was at bis Office early yester-
dsF morning, but he subsequently, left the city,
and will not be back until tomorrow afternoon,
No one knows where he has gone
Michael Garrison yesterday perfected his
bond for building sewers in the Thirteenth auu
Fourteenth Wards. Thls is the last OF she con-
tracts Tor new sewers, and the work upon oil Of
them will commence at once.
George Walker, co1ored, was appointed to
take charge Of the Van Buren, street bridge
yesterday, vice H. Jackson, co1ored. The bridge,
the Mayor THINKS, belongs to the co1ored troops,
and the removal has been made without giving
ohense. jackson is to assist the new appoin.ec.
The Police Department has established a rule
to charge for all special details for pcntcs. ETC.,
but yesterday an exception Was made for the
old Settlers picnic to be held Tomorrow. The
Irish Nationalists tried to get detail OF police
Without cost last week, but they we're unsuccess
i. Col. ]. Fl. Roberts, Of the Law Department,
has been appointed special agent II prominent
Eastern insurance company fur this State and
, 1879-08-24
TIE TWO RIDDLES.

The thrilling case OF the two t1ddles-Loesch'a
fiddle and Asbach's fddle-was disposed OF yes.
terdaY morning, and peace once more reigns
among tile Tcutouic and music loving portion OF
Chicag}s population. Asbach, who has been
laboring under the strong impression that Loesch
had gotten his fiddle, and that he had gotten
Loesch's, and who brought suit against Loesch
to see Il this mlxing-up, after the manner OF
Lite Bn'fercup OF these infant prodiges
OF the Instrument makers art couldn't be un-
raveled, failed to appear when the case was
called before Justice Kaufman yesterday
morning., and to bis non-appearaDce Is due the
settlement Of the muddle.
There had already been four or five continu-
anccs, and tho thing got to be very monoto-
nous.-so monotonous. 10 fact, that the very
practical md matter-of-fact Justice dismissed
1t, gave Loesch. his fiddle, and restored peace
and tranquility to that gentleman's mind. It
Is reported that Asboch. too, doesn't feel SO
cut up as he once did; TINT, in fact, he has now
changed his mind as to the relative merits
Of the twins, and tells his friends privately
that the fiddle be still has, and which he still
claims to be Loesch's Is quite as good as, 1t not
better than, the fiddle which Loesch has, and
which lie, (Asbach) still insists Is his. In short,
everybody Is contepted with the finale as it is,
ana no man need now almon;sh his brethren
to "pray for the peace OF Jerusalem" The
warr4ng factions have ceased to learn the arts OF
war. dnve-like peace has spread her ample
Wigs, md the foamtng s.schooner goes mer-
rily round IN witness OF the reconciliation
, 1879-08-24

trIct- A+torncv "a nor, ,roner and very shy and
doesn't reveal bis nropran1me to the seeker after
news. There is . wei1.acfncd rumor, however,
that the person who manipnlates me Type
self SO universally dislikcd will he droppeo, not,
withstauding his Congressional backing, anu
that Mr. Baldwin, the second assistant, Will be
retained, as he should be.
the Ens+n 81 U IVY more ~ ,ha ,nraone ~
Gcneroi snnro;sas ytSss.Ta reredith NJ Rn,i-
mnre md Tn,,is gpltI + u.ri =, ri Ph1adelnhia.
1heso oent,eman Un,e 49,, ~ us,, ,n,anere] tonr of the
sevcrn Annra;sara, eesas a. ,6c1mded in Their dis-
1nrtor Snf,b an..t ~ po1tdt .et +hnr inv d;d
Thcr snnnt ta e !is ~ the 1ac IN iooS;n@
over Snnro;sar Hara,a effcs 4 Win The system
and anni,,er W ~ h;ch ,hav ernrass.
ed themselves os .ou r"aa,1v ~ ncnsed. fhey vii
~ Eleh1ts. Pe*Ao ~ -
, 1879-08-24
THE COUNTY BUILDING.


The County Treasurer Yesterday turned over
n the civ Treasurer sins .Ce0 on account ot
tovoa s,a nm haina IN ecr;n
'aAes' eh7'o"o oelu2 ~ 'eA'p'
snei.n itnAeu nas oeen soouneu " u''
mouse LOT Tue past Two oags VIII u pao co4u ac'
compauied by febrile symptoms
The comm;ttee m ,Ta,l and .1ai1 Accounts
,...s ... I'm. ..a. 1r,,e t.,1sas,.
auateu 'e" oh's eesse'oas' Ane niSn
Joints" didn't meet; no quorum.
The County Collector Yesterday completed
the sale Of delfnouent tax nrouer,y in the Town
If Take and 1o.norrnw 1vj,, hao;n In soil in
f,;oa~n
eie
Mrs. Duane, the persecuter OF MT. W. w.
O:Drieu, is il jail. She has been out at the
p,idou.l1 far month ,r +.vo and an 1aov;no
tha4 .he1tar va reo rrestoa nn na.ca.vorron;
~ " -" %~N3 ~ ~
The Coroner yesterday rccelVeda telegram from
A. +. Boschc, Of Cincinnati, relative OF Leo
Bosche, who died ut the County Hospital Thurs-
dav night, requesting that the body be en-
balmed and held to await his arrival.
Thu q r,ntu .Jaf, reeteraar recetued +wo al.
1arad hon,;cidas Eoiiev .nI SaIlera ha;n0 cont
IN hv ttn Cnrnner Fred Harr onn If she
nartjes CONCERNED in the Fricdburr case. was
nisc snrrrardared hv b;a hondsmnn
1'se =, A.' 7'D~'
COUNTY C!erK hloKke received yesterday
from SpTngneid numoer OF pound copies OF
the laws adooted Of the late Leg1slatufe OF
iragfslot memory. HIS WILL De the TASK TO
, 1879-08-24
ECZEMA RODENT.
Tho Cutioura Remedies succeed where =,
Consultation Of Physicians fails,

Tho Cutioura Remedies succeed whera =,
Consultation Of Physicians fails,
Messss. WEEKS d POTTER: Gentlemen: h.,s
suffered ovcE thirteen years With skin dlscsz. In
nv hands and limbs, causing constant irritation de-
priying me of rest and attention to business.
sought rnanY remedies here and elsewhere, a,ao
use OF sulphur baths. without permanent cure
Last May physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent. appeared on my bands, head, aod
face, eyer became much inhamed and grannlated.
causing at length impaired sight
Internal and external remedies were prescribedby
leading physician for six months WAS then Intro
duced to another, and consultation Of several lead
ing physicians was had, when definite plan va,
decided upon, but all to no purpose.
After following advice for four months without
any permanent cure, bought two bottles Of Cut.
cura Resovent. two boxes Of Cutfcura, and SONS
Soap. and can testify with great pleasure to tbe
effect they have had in my case, IN eight dan
being nearly cured.
The physicians pronounced my case the most II.
erayated one that has ever come under their ex-
perieuce AMI practice.
I recommend and highly indorse the Cutieu.a
Remedies. Yours trulr. F. H. DRAKE,
Agent for Harper d Bros. Publications.
Clif7ord-s and Woodward-ay~,
Detroit, Mich . Jan. 81, 1879.
, 1879-08-24

nr1co to be paid, and then, IT the horse suits,
Bowen's opinion is asked as to the anlmara
soundness. ....
It is also alleged that he charged commits
sion on tseG-up or sick horses which were sold
by the department In such cases he Is con.
suited as to tile value of the animals, and might
misrepresent it Ia the interest OF q purchaser.
MIR. BOWEN. ::
was visited for the purpose of seeing what be
had to say in regard to the matter. bic was
found seatedin' the stable enjoying the tran
Quilllty of the evening and smoking his pipe.
ut is alleged the Mavor has proof that you
have been receiving $40 each for the horses pur-
chased for the Department. ls it true!"
Mr. Bowen paused moment in his smoking
as II confounded BY the statement. and then he
broke forth vehement1Y, saying: "Any man
that SAYS ever received dollar for anr horse
purchased by me for the Department does not
tell 'he trutb.'' e
t. How long have you been connected With the
Department? -.
- little over six years."
"Wcre you ever offered moneva"
Yes; many time. ! never bought a horse
on my own responsibility. When [ found
suitable animal, l ALWAYS notified <Benner or
swenle OF the fact. am SO poor now can't
Day nv debts:''
How much salary do you received"
IL furnish mr. own horse and buggy and buy
annum."
1t is said the Mayor has been having the de-
fcetiye force at work In this matter."<
!" don't care; none OF them can say ever
took cent. I understand there are two or
three fellows after nv place, and this, sup
pose, is the result, Judge Dickey and Judge
Wallace know whether can be bought for IS
or not. served through the War with them.
II the city don't want my services, am ready
to step OUT"
hlr. Bowen said further that It was all a lie,
and they could not prove it.;
It Is but jnstt Mr. Bowen to sar that the one
who first brought the matter to the attention Of
tle authorities wants the position OF Veterinary
good deal. has no friendship for Mr. Bowen
because the latter got the better Of him in =
horse-trade.
, 1879-08-24

4fr~$Sy h hfE
Missouri, and % and alter Sept. WI g,se na.
attention to that line OF business ms euSee .a;o
Or is Alr. knight. VINO nas alFeau' oeen AZ wv
City-Attorncy's office week or mofe.
TIE Democracy is mysterious combination.
It was noted souie davs ago TINT new janitor
or messenger had been appolnted at tue rook.
err, and it is now charged that the appointlneu'
was made conditional upon inc son OF u'e ap-
pointed, who was forcibly elected from Denlo =
cratic head quarters last TALL, Qlsmass'ag sui
for damages he preferred against FRANK Aenew
and Others. Thus the WORK OF reform CUES
stcaltbily forward, and the ''eooo o1 uae
party" is kept constantly IN view.
AL, R;oraan sovs he ia po nr to submit a mi
,o1;t,. ennrt in lie f,iryiall investigation md
tt,"t {rs,.od ri ro:np ia church to-day be will
ha taa., e.'noved in nrcDorlnr it, The Alderman is
~ w,tnr' and rrnort has it that "Judre u
ToS,h ,r1 XII Iawler viii he also among those
1hr ,riIl mr. nt,cntl CHURCH. He would not say
u1ot H. nronnscs Ia renort. except that hc could
not nrrc5 With the other members Of the Com
n;ttn consequently no one will get at the mas
;ransse ~ lie couc1nsions unt}} he laws them
h"fnro the cnnncIi
NV, ,.,-,> v,pcr
LUZ HSO ~ i" N,x.. ~
The Healtn Committcc mel yesterday a1tcl-
noon esper'allY TO near any co1npainIs perspus
Gight desire TO make aealnst Coa'1nlss1ouer -
Won; me Doctor nao eaken eseff 9a.as .: - Ee'
complalnahts 70 ateenu auI eo nau ..I Sou4
mstsee, ont Wltnouc a'aa: ,He coln'n.ste1 mis
In possession OIL some Et'iiplalutSi out VI Hu4cu
, 1879-08-24
LOCAL POLITICS.

For considerable time mast tbe fec1in- haa
haon oro,vtnor u, ~. ,,;,d. ~ +bs poa,,h1;,o,a
s'r".u p"s. ~ m 'ue u''uus y. ~ .sspuo'eAH'
VI the fourtn Nafo tnat cnan@e III Tue man-
agcment OF political affairs In that section was
not only desirable, but M actual necessity
Much dissatisfaction has been cnrenuered by
the action Of the o1d-starers Who have 90 lonor
con+ro1,ea rho now, ,,,1;tioa ~ ,bo rord M
49,. .,':s ~'s 10 eo414ee y, Wv "a1.' "''o
tl''1' t"ls "as ealeauea ahonS uie 'o1ero ~ con-
cus1Yetv shown by the large tallng oil OF the
Republican. vote in this, the banner ward OF
Tie city. .
, 1879-08-24

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BLOOD AND SKIN UUMORS.

1o5 the Ee.tment o. Blood
Cancerous or Syphilitc origin. the Cuticurs ~
solvent is the principal remedy and if there M
the same time Ulcers Sores or other External Aec.
t1ona, then the Cnticura, assisted hy the Curcnss
Soap must be used externallv. II the disease IL 9,
the Skin and Scalp. the principal remedy viii tssn
be the Cnticura, with the Outicu1a Sosp. and
such use Of the ResoIvent as Is suggested hv ~ ~
following conditions: In all Skin and Sca1p nsss ~
eases, when the SKIN is hot and dry, TIC binca
fevcrsb, the liver torpid the bowels constinatei ~
when the virus Of Scrotusa or poison OF Mercn-v =
known to lurk in the system, when the Consi,,as
tion has been shattered BY Malarial and AMI.
Periodic Feyers and Deb1'itating Diseases, a1u-1a
cure thus made will be permanent and satsfactor1a
, 1879-08-24


s9ss 90 sHss G:sGs;: &:csa sss
fyest: It Il sq e
60PER-At o'clock the morning Of the 23d inst
Mrs y: Adelatne soper wife Of Asahel soper In tho
cFi 'as faaesa ~ M services viii occur
Sunday! o'cosk Friends OF the family invited
et eSnsesloR ef 6r3n istae 5ut5sT sEsd . 5eaf
Renains taken to Delyidere. Ill.,. for burial
u Albany N. Y.) papers please copy.
Easae Sa 9nesso IL su fa
Funeral today from bis residence 10 Gnrley 70
sES e'1: sss
:s ss57ss @ ts E ts Hsf q a5s:es E9 sess !!
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
1stsa as
IN; fer 800 Hub0ards. on nonda,
Il S sr Psas Ss se g
Louisa and Fred l. Pape, aged gess 4 months and
Funeral from her residence Aug. IS at 1850 p n TO
Vii E. sd i Ct e As4 Eus Se
4lo Vernon -av., Sunday at $3.50 p m.
Mecs1hM1s. Il rleEse wits Of James accztlis
s!s : }xs;s CT her
'tsgeas FIJI T. 5essa sssasSS sSp ILL.,
LALLT-T Thursday morning. Aug: Il. annie 81
aasiys yf1Es & months eldest daughter OF
funeral Sunday from parents residence 4ss West
bo;io1' .nd Ss q papers pe.sc copy
Of e. e hoaf sc:S syf99 3 9ss AuE g mon vito
+ II + RFs; Rsf
, 1879-08-24

Cu11cuRA. CCT1cURA REsoLvEST. and Cu7lccRa
Soar are prepared by Weeks 4 Potter, Chemists
and pruss1sts sso Washtnston ana are f9;
boxes so cents; large boxes containing Two aud orc
half times the quantity OF small, 81. REsoIvExF.
81 per bottle. CCr1cCnA Soar, 25 cents; by mail.
80 cents; three cakes, IS Cents
, 1879-08-24
SALT RHEUI,
On Face, Head, and Parts Of Body. Held
covered with scabs and Sores.

-.
Messrs. WEEKS T. Potter: I commenced to uss
your Cut;curn last July. Have only used one largs
and one small box, and one bottle Of the Resoveur
Ny face and head and some parts Of my bodv wers
almost raw. Ny head was covered with Rcabs md
sores, and ny suffering was fearful.
had tried everything had heard OF in the East
and West NV caRe WIS considered verv bad one.
One very skillful physician said he would rather
not treat It. and some OF them think now an only
cared temporarily. Think nut. for have not par
tic1e Of Salt Rheum about me. and mE case IL cnn.
sidered wonderful. Ny case has beenthe means Of
this part Of the country. Respectfully yours.
MRS. S. E. WHlPPLE,
Decatur. Mich, Nov. Ii. 1873: