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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-23
PENTHOUSE SERMON WRITER'S.
DEMAND FOR THEM ALL OVER THE COAST
AN INTERESTING BATCH OF CORES
PONDENCE.

On Sunday last the APPEAL spoke of the
land. These men will furnish an excellent
discourse depicting either the delights OF
heaven or the Inconvenience of hell
for the somewhat insignificant remuner-
alton of 81. so. The business has grown 10 be
quite branch of industry and scores of men
make living by it. They are poor, broken
down Bohemans who are thus enabled to
barely earn their bread by such work, and
write eloquent discourses in beer saloons and
club-rooms. One would suppose that sys-
tenn of theology emanating from the pot-houss
would be rendulent of the fumes OF bad gin
and cheap tobacco. but on the contrary the
discourses breath the spirit of Christianity and
are full of the inspiring Influences of true re
Ggion. During the past week the APPEAL has
been overw helmed with letters making inquir-
les about the matter. The folio wing are fair
samples
SAN FRANCISCO, November Is, 1879
EDITOR APPEAL lis it really IL fact that
one can buy sermons in London for dollar
aud halt d piece. Gould one get dozen at
a discount. If SO / would like to order
through you couple of dozen, l would like
TO give them to DR.. Stebbins or DR.. Stone. |
attend DR. Stebbins' church and am anxious
to hear something fresh i'll the way of ser
mons. | want dozen, the other dozen is
Tor friend who is a member of Stones par
sh, where 1.-THE heather in his blindaess bows
lown to wood aud Stone" Please send the
he sermons addressed. Yours, etc,
p WALKER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-23
SAN FRANCISCO, November Is, 1879.
EUREKA, November II, 1879

EDITOR APPEAL: l want to get some of
those sermons at once, which were spoken of
in last Sundays APPEAL. think some good
London dscourses would liven things up in
this section. OF course this is confidential
Yours in the faith, Rev.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-23
NICHOLS lNFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly aud permanently very
case of Gonorhesa elect and Whites matter Of
how long standing. directions followed Internal
medicines not recommended necessary cure guar
anteed or money refunded. For sale by B. F. Foster
octS On
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BoDIE, November 10, 1879.


was sent.
BoDIE, November 10, 1879
EDITOR APPEAL: | would like to order
some funeral disconrses of that fellow in Lon
don who write sermons for 81 80. l just as
lieve pay 50 and get something bang up.
am an undertaken here and inst starting. |
think if | gave the corpse good send off III
the shape of IA sermon would corral all the
custom Of the place. | want something to
make the boys cry. | think | could charge
extra for funeral where good sermon was
thrown in. There is at present 40 theoog
zeal talent in town capable of drawing the
briny at funeral. A corpse hardly has Il
fair shake down here in the general rush |
take the liberty of ordering my invoice
through you. | want disc, urse for pop
ular gambler, solid business IN, an honest
miner, plain citizen, and and snortin3
good temperance send off for an alchoholic
corpse. Incosed find check for $50 and an
advertisement of my patent vulcanlzed coti rs
and funeral fixtures Yours in haste,
JOHN Brown, Undertaken.
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VIRGINIA CITY, November 10, 1879

EDITOR APPEAL: | want to know more
about those dollar and a half serAons, [ must
have dozen. Send NE the mans address,
Inclosed find S. for six months subscription
Yours as ever,
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OFFICE OF TnoaAs PRICE, No, 524 SAoRAssNro sH,
san Francisco May a. 1879.
hsssRs J. g. TAYLOR Il Co Gents have made a
FIJI examination OF tn bread and biscuits prepared under
my own direction y the use OF your CHAMPAGNE BAK-
ING POWDER, and find that they do not contain alum
any other injurious deeterous ingredients Re
specially submitted,
THOMAS PRICE Assayer and Chemist.
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EVERYBODY J

Go and those young horses for sale at the Capitol Cor
ra back of the Capitol where also be found hay and
grain and superior accommodations for teams Horses
boarded and yroomed by the day week. H. GIBSON,
PROPRIETOR. Oct2lw
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CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER

MsssRs JAMES s. TAYLOR & Oo.-Gents: Our bake says
that your CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER. is the best he
has uset. tesspoonful to quart of -four is
simply perfection lie make good cakes with
three times the quantity OF any other. Yours truly
SHARP BROTHERS.
To MeSsrs. James s. Taylor Il Co. lie Front street,
San Francisco
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MORNING Ape AL.
NOVEMBER o3. 1879
STOCKS.

There was slight advance yesterday, but
the market closed with sick look.
The following assessments are announced
Hillside so cents, Dudley 25 cents, North
Bonanza 25 cents, Giant & Old Abe 90 cents
The following are the latest quotations
Union, $50; Ophir, 293; Alta, a; Bell
Isle, q; Jacket, 155; Alpha, IL; Sierra Ne
vada, Az; Scorpion, 81 Best & Belcher,
49,; Savage, 1l!; Bullion, 53 Hale Nor
cross, 81; Gould & Curry, 81, Crown Point,
$40; Mexican, 2Si; Utah, Ia.
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The greenback was good and the address
was sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
WHAT THE ARMY Is DOING.
GENERAL MERRITT BACK ON TIE WHITE RIVER
GENERAL SHERIDAN COLLECTING Troops IL 4
INV QUARTER

GENERAL MERRITT BACK Of TIE wHIIE RIVER
GENERAL SHERIDAN COLLECTING TROOPS IL A
NEw QUARTER.
CAMP oN WHITE RIVER, Col. Oct. II. via RAW
Inns. wv, Oct. 2O.-1his afternoon, General Mer-
rift and com'laud returned 10 this point the orders
from Washington being 10 suspend operations
against the Uics and await orders either at White
or Black River 1t Is probable that the combined
commands Of Merritt aud Gilbert will remain for
the present at this point although nothing definite
is known a. to their future movements. In the
event of peace being established it is altogether
probable that permanent military post will be
constructed either at Bear River OF the Agency.
REPORT from CENTRAL SHERIDAN.
GENERAL PRESS DisPATcuI
CnIC4GO Oct 20.-General Sheridan has tcle-
eraphed the following account of his operations TO
General Sherman at Washington
received your dispatch Of Yesterday last night
Your tugrcsii, "a c'rrf &c 10 columns Of POgos>a and
Alano-a nave io some cX nj been anticipated bv Gem
ctil Popr Cen raj Hatch has al POgos-a and beyond
panes Of iry Thcr, i. now being orranizei af
Guinnd. watch is better poi.i than Alnmosa. col
panes g. Infantry. To which can be- added two more
COMPANIES 81 n antry, and J can also add -ix more
oomuanlts of ctyary now ut l.. ins station. maxine
o'co OF nineteen companies aggresang at least 800
General Merritt had followed the hostiics IN the d.
rcclon Inc Urcomn hpgrc Agency. a. ne had notified
me- but turned ha OH receiving Your dieptrh ~ tine
18Th Had :. 20 e. on lny ni' ntiOL o AaVr sup
pntd HIM from Dee south, lbs bis own request, thHt
there rfcd lave been tears e part o th" Interior
II apartment regarding Poe iHlIc. Ny ielD gram
nt.d 90 tn pass between Iwirs aud the White l.
Agency. We no, uud,issud ms anair M al It's bclr
ana II not i've further trouble, exec pf
10 send if'0rmaflon as Do aIriy
D. gr,t mat Mcirti was not permitted 10 on.
have not the -i1At,- hoief tAt Ouruv deliver the
murdcfcr~. and cJf valuable i!m VIII be lost Afcr
gour d.Spaich O thr l3fh directed Crook to send to
tAe White Eiy.r A ucy supple, ~ abundance before
TIE deco SHOWS com" and viii ASSUME the ri-k of
hceung Noruit wifu h., present az MAT point
await iurEtr ocir.olu il- understand mat corn ~
plCtiy we'll Ny -f Summer, trip gave inc very fam
hGOvl,letO of the coUufi. IN Il" vicinity OF the LIS
PluO, Agency ANA -uitI al tiuf lilgr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

REPORTS OF RETURNED DFLFGATE' FROM BA>LE
A large audience assembled last evening at
the Reformed Dutch Church at Fifth-ave. ana Twenty
ninfl-st. hear the reports made by the Delegates o
the Evangelical Alliance recently returned from lhe
General Conference held at Basle Switzerlhnl Dr'
Ircnmus Prime presided. Among those present were
DIS schaG Anderson Hurst Hail. s,odfaId Chambers
Porter, Atterbury Anderson. TIL my Brown. Crosby.
Ormision md Rogers The first address was by the Rev
d. schaf whom Dr. Prime introduced. on account OF
his long service IN cause apostle O tho Evan
eelical Alliance. Dr. schaf said that Basic, situated
~ u WAS on the border. OF Germany France
and Switzerland. on the picturesque banks OF
the Rhine, fitting place 60 hold the conference In
addition to It's pcturesquencs. historical associations
and libraries fnlI of literary treasures. It had rcpb-
eau form OF government aud contained the most nos
pable people. After the great success 81 the CONFER
ence held In New-York no city In England-not even
London-was wiling undertake reoiptocatng Aner-
can Hospitality Basic had chcoTiuly thrown open hef
doors The number OF delegates was about 2OOOfand
they represented quarter Of the globe questions
vital the Church ably and earnestly discussed
protest was made against the opium trade carried ON
~ England and another important measure WAS tue
appointment OF legation to wait upon The Emperor OF
AUSTIN 10 ask religious liberty FOR his subjects TO whom
II Is now denied. ,,..
The Rev Dr. Chambers said he had attended The sec,
ond general conference. which vas held al iat-i anu
that the from which they had lu-t ,uru'u a is
plainly showed mat the institution had greatly grown
In power. Dr.. Hurst, professor In me Drew t"'o
logical Summary, SAIL that the whole woik 81
the Alliance could be summed UP In the one "oru
hopciul.css. Dr. Anderson gave an account 60, pl
TIE sessions that given MP 10 the subject OF e
and sad greater interest hai been SHOWN
IA the work than az any previous meeting Hunu'y-
schools were rapidly increasing IN popularity IN H,r
many. Switzerland and other Euroucan countries INC
work OF conference win regard 10 the better Keep
ing a. the hbth IN Europe the subject OF Dr. Az
tuTDuryi, address ,
Dr John nan m n brief address said he had learned
nnr gratifying net rat The conference ana al was '''
scholarship n EIrDnc WAS nuti> gen rally supl"ri
mn eli aaninst eyaugeicism lie spoke manN OF the
delegation sent 10 Vienna. ird said hc dd not wan
Christians to give over until their point was gained
Remarks were a 80 made bv Di-. Tiffany ana Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. VI fuaaN. OCT. ~, 1873.
The Anglo-American Cable Company announce that
taey Will reduce the tarin messages renee IL
cents per he date OF the nlug OF tc
Ia, lcn cable FOR a. IL.
Bucharest dispatch saws that ihc measure adopted
by the Government iur the relief OF The Jews !, tr be-
.lnuiu- OF nrttcr ddp lJl tn.ni.
Tue total damage hy tie recent flood. spain - esti
mated at -l2.oOu.O0O. Three thousand hvr hundred
mouse. ami 20 mis- WrIc D-rtruhtL
The Preston Operative Weaver Association have r.
solved To cal, . pub meeting ior NoyrmOc, n. to f,rm
IA ,inrat on a-.ocl 'lou oN- to tLc constant rollc-
tOi Is 10 IA. wag. Of operatives.
The German ptlct, Hnn"inrr t.al ihoftsN u ia tho
IRON trade hi, cached e. ANY.
Tue ce los tur Cutoroa stake. o, two car olis.
came of to-day al toe NcnmArA. second .oa,r meet
ing ana WAS Won by LORD Ansc,ey, bay cot featon-
pans.
The Russian expe luon To explore the ancient bed u
The ONi- River, villa aNlcN 10 connecting % wIth tho
Caspian sea. ha, been abandoned ihc uis Guides Tho
wa, o. such connection being i0uul Practically iusar-
IuOuntaOlo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.
TAYLOR BEArrIE NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR

TAYLOR BEAIIIE NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR BY
ACCINMAuON.
Nrw-ORrrANs. oct. 2O.-1he Republican State
Convention met at the Globe German Theatre to-
daS.
The Hon. A. i. Dumont. chairman Of the Central
Committee. called he convention 10 order ana de
hvcIcd a brief address congratulating the dele
gates ON their patriotism In assembling IN such
large numbers. lie said the Republican party was
the only one that could save the state. and was
impcrativcly necessary that the ticket nominated
should be elected. The duty Of the convention
was To sclccta ticket and prepare formula of the
party's doctrine. Upon the ticket should be placed
tie names OF frr' pro0ohahe gentlemen. who would
LEAD the party To glorious victory.
Ex-Governor Hahn was selected as temporary
Chairman lie appointed Committee on Creden-
tials. and the convention took It recess.
After recess the Hon. 4. j. Dumont elected
ana Resolutions was appointed, with Ex-Governor
Hahu as chairman.
Ex-Governor Pinchback, IN brief speech. placed
Taylor Bcatue. of Latourche. in nomination for
Governor. amid great applause.
Judge Beattie was nominated by acclamation.
anu addressed the convention. In the course Of hIs
remarks nc stated that @ large number of citizens
Who had NJ TO this time been voting with the Dem
ociats had favored Republican principles, but not
the Republican men who had been selected rs the
party leaders. lie believed they would now join
Hsuunl II their tis het for State
a committee of fifteen was appointed 10 s,'ect
candidates toT the Otner state offices aud report To-
MORROW.
The convention. at 1910 p. IN. was still in ses-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

In business pay for their board the proy
and therefore may almost he called selfsuppo tlns
When there Is any deficiency / max" II mp. au
wealthy. and can afford IT,"
" J. cclbacy one Of the rules ofthe brothcrhoodf
"NO; bu, I believe Il To be "a grand thing to get to-
gether a number Of men who Will give their whole
thought ana life to Gods work II ] had been mar,
could not have done half much for the church l
have Given NJ my carriages and servants and i've al
the rriory with the hretnrcn."
Il" lave you any connection with the Roman Catholic
No; except that We ere on friendly rerms-nothing
more. We have regular communion with them II
hrs been suc.tstd. ana have had c"nveis on WIN
Cardinal Manning IN r,rard 10 IT, ana there is strong
feeling that tnngs Will gradually woik on to"aiu
:. Did Won not talk with the Pope nboutiti"
" That regard to the Association ior Promoting
Mono aud he gave his u and near feat consent
~. ciatlOD nut IL was afeiward anuulleh ny Clnlha
Are You in favor or disesiabl shmcnt. Mr. Nueee I"
am In favor of the connection between church ana
state If u could be restored It's normal condition. hn'
a. ID stands now the law courts override the eccesias
cal courts. and thei fhus thrust upOn H. Lew dogma
For instance the questions OF unre state, everlasting
pluisnmcnt baptism aud rcscnordtion are d. W decideu
o, ssed sacramento man whom may know To be m
unbcclvcr. II We were disestao shed there would De
none OF this
zone object ~ my trip" sail Nj. Nug6e IN concu-
slou was To the working classes 81 Amctlcn' ana
OF emigration. Tie condition OF The working classes l.
one my pet Problems. Ike. for Instance. the case
ana not properly Protected We are oNeicr'"u,u III
London, and Ne ar ANXIOUS 10 send them somewhere
and have better chance OF prosperity. had an u-
tervicw with tine Premier SIR John A. Macdonald at
friends, aud send him scheme ~ watch amy Girls We
muy scnd Ia aad viii meet with protection rs 500"
Princess Louise also has promiscd 10 patIoulse the
scheme. What the scheme VII BE- ca mol u You 81
well us Canada ~ can perfect the scheme
by wich protection viii De assured to them as soon US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

WAenNCroS Monday, Oct. 20. 1879
secretary Eyari- left her tus afternoon Tor Sew
York.
A Baltimore ira. IL is understood. has been awarded
n o. contract fr iurui .ns ron stalls for tuc new De
mar ucni %. Engraving and Pritif- at cost U about
$1,000.
Auanonvmous communication from Nrw-Nogk WAS
r,,,.i 70. secretary sherman tp-ltv containing so
winar-4i,sl faat t ausunt ne placed io the cieDit
of tine " Conscience Fund.-
Thc President Viii each this city Tomorrow morn
.in, 4 Cabinet meeting will be- held in the afternoon
an winch a ile members except >.cfsiac- Evarts and
McCiar, Viii le present.
The forthcoming annual rcport %. tie Paymastcr-
General OF e Army for Tie i,cd year ending June 80
1879 I say that tine receipts OF thr Department were
81 ,31- 900 Of which amount ~l4.TOJ.oOO were d.
iut..d $500 600 have been deposited amt the balance
II sI~ 600. hand The policy II Increasing Tie
nay a.! tie principal nur-romii-- stoned Officers VIII le
strongly advocated, Will also the proposition o pay
hr. Vel officers uude certain clicdm- nccs the pay oi
IA, rank which tncy may Dee hirNrfcu. Ihf SUBJECT
of bouues due coiofcu .o.dicr~ VIII be- discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
ILLEGR.fPHIC NOTES.

Riley BEATS RIOS, by 4 LENGTH.
NORWICH. Conn, . =. 20 ihr h'~'-iilry race
toaa, l lry by little over length Tie time was
"'''' rnE En-reNArIoN or 4. j. Daa.
WUKr~uNHl... H.un.. Or;. 2O-Ihr Hon. G.. VI
uarl.c lr .,ut Jld-c OF The Nlta Jul ,M District o.
ia sn,i oc today. T. iasc 'o,ct De-
cUnrp MORE EASILY THAN EXPECTED
CiNClNNAn, Ger ~ ~" "corgt vino
lover h. r,o, -ninecy io start Tor hcr home 10 DAY
~ TnE CASE OF WALTER PAINE.
FAIL RIVE. NJ 49,. oct. 2o.-Mltou Reed. conn
=. o.. ', I nj. norae To- be- ,re., Al t -
arrangement OF waller ,ains tomorrow.
MINING DIVIDEND.
SAN FRANCI>Cu. Ocf. 2o.-ine Bpdic Company
has declared dividend Of 30 cents per share p.ysne 80
Dan, today lie {. .man reform "a O., ,cica e
rilE MURDEK TRIAL OF JESSE BILLINGS.
SusArnGA, y. y. o.. 20. D." ma o. Jesse Bill
p %, % i,nt,, T., BAL IN m, sum Of 500 70
rArER cUKEENCY BURNED Al HAVANA.
HAv,>,. oct 2o.-I.e iira.'ry. in accordance
with rtiions iof me r'i,mrn 81 paper .nea' 10
.ns proceed. 81 tie aIanl Lottery drawing Of Tie - n.
riE RATE OF INTEREST IL GEORGIA.
MACuN. t,a. Oc,. IA cal WIS issued t. bank
s ,n q, co. 'e.t M Of ilc Ie. - r,s'rl,iin
IT, ntrs, pr cent oa pam OF Forfeiture Of e
entire inter 81.
nrFonD TED HAVE \ ErHLAiING
CtNCNNNiI. ot. 2p.-GuN. innr li.L hu.n. OF
K'nucay alPont,i tDe ION John ts,,'ne' ct 'mi,iln
ANA iicai, A. ,,'-,i,s. lu-, sti .l, OF ia
ioia. s4c murderer. "4' a..- -"fa ieh'Anns.
INDO CO.. YlIE CNICNtI MATCH
puIADf IPiiIA. Oci. .p-iac maich-gamc of
cnck,t between Dafs i ID 30 eleven anf tIc Young Amer
lCuh which Friday WAS hui hci Co.
rr.ut, favor tIr 500 eIultn. 1890 -tVitt IN r-
nuns To IA raas u $500 ''nnss by Tie Young Andrea
club
THE DIAMOND DRILL IL STONE QuARlIE-
l,Ul AID, VI, Or 2o.-lhc SUIT Of 'he American
Diamond Rock BDung company against c on 1isssun.
FL iul flr ,utlt 90 tAv Il4s taf n tie as 90
The Diamond i boo tnt uifh" qutraat i.lt ani. W. As
been dtcd,i by Juul, Mhecic u tc Mt states District
An uluucpa s uittlcu against the dcIcnA4nls luis
decides a lon contested SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
SOTrllTpN NM, rOn pIACF.

ANo1HfR CnUNCL VIII % LAST WHOLE Day.
Los PINo-. Col, or. l., via OIL Nogrr. COL,
or. 2oA runner ii, just arrived from the South
cru IT." Agency vithal liter dated the 18th inst.
Another a.l.luy council WAS held ~ the
chefs Of Ire Southern Utcs. icy all
are united and DESTROYS of peace.
Sevcuty-four chicf and head men were present
The Indians OF this agency are all cncampad around
Ouay Noise. TIL. women AID children are sa'e
but probably will not be givcn mp until after mat
tcrs are arranged b. the Peace Commission which
is expected hc,c in a week from Washington.
RAwLI~s Wy, oct. 2D.--E. l.. Mansfield has tel
egraphed 10 the Cnmnis II Indian Affair, that
ne was in the employ 0i Agent Mceker. He escaped
the fate of tic Irs 3D. me cmpiOEc s bv ing sent
with - di.pa ch Io Captain DOurc. He awaits
orders AZ R1ri,.s NO ply has yet been received
be- MIR. Mansfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
THE Conquest OF AFGHANIsTAN


The Independent tribes between All-kheyl
and Shutii gardln are still assembled and are max NJ
hostile demonstrations. The cause of the explosion Of
the magazine OF che Bala II ,.ar is UNKNOWN the I
explosion occurred az hafpdst o'clock Yesterday,
and the second al %, ocK. Fur her cNpio-i" are
aprrchrndrd. Tue magazine, 10 T. believed couial'd
.OOuO shot and she'll % large number oi -nir les
aud tons uf powder One man "i tnt Oou j. -iint,
fvrrfy-ouo Gonr. bias. cfuf'-fN NtlH hnn many
AieDaus were Jed by tn- explosion. Tine c"I"-rond.
emf - The Timts 900 -ini -fN. fiHf fir AWFri 81
show himself utterly uunt toIui atulhucIf people.
A dispatch 10 he Daily Ncrs from Lahore reports
that much Anxiety - lcit respecting the condition
OF Transportation ia 90, KAyho Pas, vncre toe suppy
trains are completely blocked up. iAr'e attacks
have been made on the Bru-I nS thr Tubes
In fn. Kurun valley siic. the l2tu instant.
Ihr ,hli1ai-. Who defeated ON o.tntI II, air r-
uutlp. to b.. again preparing ios h".its. J. I- x
prcicd tna. NakpoD kunnn SOD, Who Dr. nte years Oh,
WI he Iorn.nlLrh NJ, -Il-n...-nr u liz l-runu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
PROFESSOR EATON on CREEK ART
Professor D. Cady Eaton, formerly of Yale

COLLEGE began AZ Chckrrin. Hall last evening series
~ lectures. illustrating the Athenhh p'rlod "'
plastic art This l. understood 10 be the first oil SO
rs Illustrative OF periods and schools OF art The lee
tnrcr entered upon his suui ct by tribute to Greek
line arts aud especially 10 Greek sculpture. fMd
ne: e In sculpture, more tnan IN any other art the
Creeks gave ul and clear expression TO those elements
of grace and beauty which distinguish them III ia" ms
tory of rauol-, and witch have maze iHe STUDY "
Greek literature fundamental N education" me lecture
w,s.fr,tcd md distant views OF the Acropois
rho Provin and the ParfhenOn. serving % make pam
Inc minute orcrpuns given of these subjects, ana IN
H. nm nf tl.ul Ilof--or Iafou- treat mcui of Is
irct was NOR scholarly tuau popular iu D. nciAo -
Wl.,' about tO close iht ltrtuir "ll. en- -.
f.r, fln, f. western p,d.ienf of tnc Prtienon' ne
SAID: 81 urce upon .v'ry one wH" d,-lit~ Hlw l'an
10 The arcluH OF Greek art to seek % WIN tine p'h'
m, H. L. more true nrilr power to be- 0ht'lurd from
carefully drawing th.~ i-adc-s 'or-n IMAM rom ' '"'
lee ur.s lovers OF ant my lilu~ta Do iole YOU