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The New York herald., 1879-12-15

abundantly proved that II impossible for Peter
to have been in Rome for long time.
At the conclusion of his Father O'IIare in
PRODUCED Mrs. Foote. who is Protestant and never
belonged to the Catholic Church. This fact she ex-
planned. adding that she had found she Had been
always kindly received by Romanists when they
came to know that she had never abandoned her
own faith. Mrs. Foote then went on to say that she
had had . long experience in missionary work. and
that she had found the priests out West TO be much
more liberal in sentiment than those in this city.
She believed in prayer and work aud in the efficacy
Of tho Bible in saving souls. The Independent
Catholic Catholic Church had great mission to
perform. and she prayed that the abors OF Bishop
McNamara and his priests might bring forth great
frui
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH

THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT ADULTEkt.- SEh~
= sc MON BY THE REV. DR. NEWMAN.
. The seventh commandment was taken up In the
regular order Of his series the supremacy Of law
by the Rev. Dr. Newman. whose text was Exodus,
xx.. 14-"Thou shalt not commit adultery" To
protect the most ancient institution of marriage
from injury and abuse the Almighty enacted this
commandment. Marriage has threefold objects
the companionship OF two loving souls. the multi
plication Of human beings and their preservation
during helpless infancy and the prevention of that
sin condemned by this commandment. 1t il gem
orally obligatory. and the high obligation should
not be set aside by the Roman Church by compelling
the whole body OF the clergy to remain single and
attaching superior merit to ceibacy at the expense
Of the holy and normal state Of matrmony. This
desire and act. God demands chastity in man
and woman. and His law is the .propee
which is essential to the we'll being Of society
Marriage is the union Of two persons to the ex-
clusion Of the third. The first marriage was du-
ality which precluded polyga.ny and polyandry.
'.rhe two shall be one flesh. and thus duality was
IN oy our Lord n nnS voice q nn,nas is
cal equality Of the sexes. Yet to-day Utah knocks
for admission as State with its infamous system
of polygsmy, and there politicians in both par
ties lost to all that is noble in morality to vote
for her admission. Let the American consciencs be
aroused and let the voice OF public denuncistion be
heard in the land. All honor to President Hayes
and Secretary Evarts for their solemn protest
against this daring iniquity
Of the bond of matrimony except tor one cause.
Marriages may sometimes prove unhappy and their
restraints burdensome. The remedy. however, II
the dissolution of the marriage ties but in the
reformation of the disposition. Confirmed intoxi-
cation. extreme cruelty and abusive treatment may
justify separation OF and wife. but cannot JUS
tify marriage with other parties. Incompatibility
Is = weak excuse 20 suosutu.e one person lor an.
modern legislation is to render divorce desirable
and easy. hundred years ago Massachusetts, recog-
nized only two causes for absolute divorce but
it may be granted for not less than nine, New York
has u nobler record. aud stands closely by the
truth. Let marriage be permanent and indissoluble
and let homo be the holieat place on earth.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC CHURCH.
SERMONS by FATHER FELIX ALoYaus o'nAnE
AND MRS. PoOTE

The Independent Catholic Church held service In
tho evening in University Chapel. Washington
square. the congregation numbering some twelve or
fourteen persons. Father Felix Aoysius Hare pre-
sided. Father O'Haro has been connected with the
church for about two months past. Ho was once
student In the Irish College at Rome and received
the order Of deacon from his college. His
sermon prayer. his text bearing especially on
tho blind mans petition that he might see. In this
connection no told how he had come to get light
himself While hc In Rome. he said. he was
long a Arm believer in miracles and In ali that the
Catholic Church teaches. Among other miracles
presented for boief was one that embraced the
legend OF the impression of the Saviours feet on the
Appian Way. lie Investigated tins for himself, and
In the first place, the stone on which the im-
preston appeared was marble and the Impression
was plainly chiselod out. On inquiry heascertained.
however. that this not the real impression. ana
that the genuine TO be seen in a neghboring
church. On examination OF this second slab OF
marble he found 1t was of finer quality than that
which lay ON tho ''via Appia." and he could detect
on the impression the line OF chsc This con-
vinced him that the miracle was all nonsense. and
as he did not believe In this he could not be-
lieve In any Of the others taught by the Church.
The preacher also spoke OF the belief that Peter
Bishop OF Rome tor twenty-five years. 1t had boon
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
FELL IN The PULPIT.

While Rev. Mr.. Payne. pastor OF Reformed Epis-
copal mission church which meets in the Kremlin
Building. Broad street. Newark. preaching to
his congregation yesterday forenoon he suddenly
fell to the floor in fit He was at once removed
in carriage to the residence, on Mulberry street,
OF q member of the congregation. Last hight he
was reported in a critical condition. He has long
been troubled with heart disease.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

TNorE.-Lettcrs intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address
to insure attention. Complainants who unwilling
comply with this rule simply waste timein writing.
Write only side of the paper. .-Ep. HEnALp.l
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.

THE RESURRECTION AND THE LrFE--sERMoN
by BISHOP CLARK, OF RHODE ISLAND.
The Right Row. Thomas NJ. Clark. Bishop OF Rhode
Island preached In the Church OF the Holy Trinity
tRev. DR.. Ty ngs. Madison avenue and Forty second
street. taking his text from ths second epistle of
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
POLICY SHOPS.
To tue Eprron OF THE HrnALp,-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HHRALD;-
As the police fail to take any steps to close the
numerous bucket shops and policy shops in the
upper part of tho Nineteenth ward, will you please
bring tho matter to the attention Of the proper au-
thorities and obge one OF your readers In
NINETEENTH WARDr
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.

PREPAhihe FOB THE NA1AVir1-sS"AoN By
REV G. H. COTTON
-. .,
The new arrangement tor nouriy masses 10 eieven
A. NJ went into operation at st. stephens Church.
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c. H. Cotton. who took for his text the words OF the
Prophet Isaish-"Mske straight the way of the
YI,n =, .h,. d.v.s oosr., s,;d Tho nre..h.r v,a
Ao~l' AZ '"'e uAs sosPe.' '".N ..o "'
are taught TO prepare for the coming OF our LORD.
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his distant subjects he sent advance men TO make
clear tho HIGHWAYS for his coming and our Lord
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
Disregardea Law.


NJ Eiz6y sAif you are right, Is have no
sOaS, you arc, IL the matter Of printing. as
developed ia yoar CORES pOndeaoe with JOdgs
Blair, then the Law As wei as The Consiiir-
uon has been disregarded.
The same question WAS raised q year OF two
$50 By the Bltimore SKA, paper generally
as accurate about law. As fact, when !; showed
conoiasivsly thai the printing was 70 be given
70 the paper Of the largest circulation, obvious
u this Was Tie inientien OF the law. The laws
are p-insea 10 inform The people, aoi 10 main
,aia press, and the law rightly supposed
TIA; he paper having the largest circulation
Was She channel through which 10 carry The
lirhs Of the law 20 the people. The division
81 The spoils is therefore, a. yon correctly
STATE, IL vocation Of the law
an told there Is another tivisioa in this
connv, eonslly "a violation Of the spirit u
not OF The iotscr Of the Law. and that Is that
The prescn, worthy aud cficient tobacco in
specior from this coanty has ben obliged 70
consent 70 a division Of the salary attached 10
be ossce as the prics Of his arpointnent.
10 no, assert this tact OF ny own knowledge,
but have hcs-d Il 90 oiten repeated that an
s'roas,y inclined 70 believe Ia, shere is more
trath thta poetry " Il. Nov II these things
are -. Mr.. E1itof have ] raised The nAxSER
of RErogx one minste 10 soonf
The comnilsse raised a, oar taxpayers
meeting 0sgh, 70 be cloibea with the power
70 send Tor pcrscus and papers and 70 examine
witnesses un6er cath. Thcre can be 20 oolec-
sioa nov, since Iiis excsilenry, Gov. Carroll
Al bis owa rcqaesl has been pat uPoa The
committee q examination ia Howard county.
The ChA.rman q has oonnitiee . @aaee
Noruck, ia whoss electioa 70 COagvess we az
80 eor4isl.s sa.tcG is~ yeAs ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
COUNTY LEvY.

The county iapfor this year 10 all proba-
bility will be considerably below that of the
previous year, so we have ascertainsd. The
expenses Of the county for the past year show
a marked falling of Tho Jail and Aims
House do not figure in the coming levy, as
items OF expense for improvements the cost
in opening roads does not equal that stated in
the last levy; there is not so much to be paid
to State witnesses, and the bills OF the collec-
tors are not likely to be as large. These with
othcr attachments will reduce the rate Of taxa
ton to very pcrccptblc extent.
The taxable basis in this county has been
greatly dimnIshed from that upon which last
years levy was made. The reduction is about
$500, 000 but the additional assessments made
by the collectors brings the amount down to
$lo7, 900. This reduction has been caused al
most entirely BY money being Withdrawn from
such position whero /, could be taxed, and so
invested that Il would be exempt from taxa
ton. Tho Sandy Spring savings bank thus
withdraws $4,000 that was formerly included
in the taxable basis, and also several individ-
uals the Same amount,
Thus we have the wealth Of the county In
creased $e3. 0oo but, at the same time, the
taxable basic decreased Slo7, 600
This diminatlon Of the basis is by no means
calculated 10 reduce taxes, for II Ia a plain
proposition, shat the more the basis Is reduced
tina more sheKst must be INCREASED to keep
upthe same manner OF governmen.
This matter 10 worthy the most energetic
attention Of the committee appointed to make
suggestions for changes ia lava, as II is o well
known fact that no nconsiderable portion of
the wealth our county is exempt, beyond the
reach OF its jus, burden of taxation, and as is
evident, this exemption is annually growing
TO proportions which though very advanta-
gcous TO one class Of citizens, is very onerous
upon another.
Another suggestion might be made to the
committee, IN this connection. While they
are in search for opportunities to retrench, and
as they now have ample opportunities to en-
tighten themselves, they will do well to address
some part Of their inquiries TO our mode OF
furnishing petty criminal offences. The desire
Is TO save NANCY. So II would DO we'll 10 ex-
anime carefully the claims of the whipping
post ne means for this end.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06


The Northern and Western Democrats seem
determined 80 stick il out' until this bill be-
comes q law.
After all that has been said IL turns out that
Speaker Randall was not bad selection for
the South, as he has given that section large
number OF the most prominent chairmanships
In the contest on the silver question be stood
square up with the Democrats against the priv
LEGGED classes. BY the way, it is now feared
that the Silver bill will be lost in the Senate,
and IL is generally asserted that eleven Demo-
cratic Senators will vote against it, to wit,
Messrs Whyte, Groome, Bayard, Salisbury,
Randolph, Mcpherson, Koarnan, Eaton, La
mar, Butler and Hampton. With this exhibit
| do not see where the friends of the bill can
get enough votes to pass 1t, as the Republicans
are almost solid in opposition to it in its pres
ent shape.
The Radical members seem TO be disappoint-
ed that Representative Hull, Of Florida, was
acquitted in his recent trial. They had conf.
IDENTIFY counted upon his conviction. There
were no less than one hundred witnesses SUM-
moned from the county OF Orange Alone
Bisbee, who was against him for Congress, was
very active in working up the case. There are
number OF citizens TO be tried In other coun-
ties by packed juries, and the means 10 secure
their conviction viii be appreciated when you
learn that in Jefferson county the County
Commissioners were arrested for refusing to
register parties, as they believed, contrary TO
law. Senator Johnston was right when he
declared that citizens are in more danger from
the Federal Courts, as at present organized,
than they are from the army.
Large numbers Of Congressman are avaiiing
themselves OF the inducements of trip TO
Norfolk as held but by the steamer, George
Leary;% commarded by the efficient and gen.
llemanly Captaf& Joe White, whilst George
PAM, Esq The president OF The Iine is at an
times ABOARD, seeing after the comfort and
pleasure 81 his guests. You can make the
round trt', distance OF $50 miles for 81 so.
You can cave your village Saturday afternoon
and takethe o'clock steamer and be home
Monday morning at $50, a. NJ.
prominent leading society journal The
Bouierd,d. published In Paris and received
few days tince rays the following handsome
complimen, to the Marchioness D'0yley, nee
Miss Annie Mcdonald, who has a host of
friends and ,dmirers in your county aud where
for tho seve'al years she resided she was the
accomplished lady, the ackuow lodged belle
and the fascinating boauty:
"0ne of Watteaus beauties in foil bloom
and full father; kind, frank, hospitable,
charming. Lighting upa room with the mere
witshery OF her smiles. A talisman against
melancholy guide to happiness, q lady who
is all that makes life worth living for, sec the
Marquse Eoyley."
GLgANIn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
Rankins Neuralgia Cure.

purely vegetable preparation containing
no opium, morphine. strychnine or arsenic,
infalliole cure for neuralgia, nervous head
ache and rheumatic pains prepared BY Hunt,
Rankin 4 Lamar, Atlanta and Macon, Ca,
and sold by Thomas J. Owen, Gaiihcrsburg,
AID d. ?. Owens, Rockville, Nd.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 10th, 1879.
Msssrs. Rwnf, R4akia 4 LAMAR
have used your neuralgia cure IN mr.
practice for several years, have never known
even The most aggravated case not to yield to
this wonderful preparation.
Respectfully,
ie 6-em q. 5. HAMMOND, n. D.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

assert that more than one-half Of the ANIMAL
mortality n due TO pulmonary complaints
Why then neglect 50 greA, an earthly saliva
ton, when Dr.. Schley's Family Cough Syrup
Is guaranteed 10 AFFORD reliefa Il Is no patent
humbng, bat is prescribed by the faculty.
Bay il and be convinced. onls TWENTY-FIVE
cents rer iA.Ee bottle at ovens Drug Store.
nov eth
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

Poster received bis nomination for Governor
Of Ohio much afleF the manner Of the Admin
istra,ion's way Of getting place-thrOugh
fraud. Tan Is said to have got more votes,
bat Foster got the nomination. Ohio Re
pablican nerves are little unsettled BY this
DEVELOPMENT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

TO the Voters Of Montgomery county:
At the request Of my many friends, I here
by announce myself as a candidate for the
next SHERIFFALLTY of Montgomery coun-
~, su6Jeve % rhc 6emur1seiS- Aosnirss;rg-
Convention, and respectfully solicit the suf-
frage Of my fellow-ciiizens.
MELCHlSEDEC GREEN,
apr LITE Rockville District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

gS- Instead OF filling our column with tes-
iimonials we will state that hundreds of these
Mowers and Reapers and Rakes are u use in
Montgomery county, the owners of which can
be seen and a practical know ledge Of their
merits and durability had in much better
way than by reading testimonials; they are
in the hands Of the most practical farmers of
the county, and in any part of il. See your
neghbor who uses the Buckeye before buying
any machine, and by all means send to us FOX
Circulars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the House of Delegates.

Mr.. Editor: If Capt. JOHN T. FLETCH-
ALL will consent to become candidate for
the House of Delegates he will receive many
supporters from the Seven Locks and other
parts of this neighborhood.
may 30 It's SEVEN LOCKS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
Figures Wanted.

HUNTING HILL, juno 3, 1879.
Mr.. EitOr 1T is little remarkable thu,
after alllhat has been written in reference to
the subju,t under consideration, and in which
the taxpayers are taking such deep interest,
that the smdHnts received, rs salaries, &C., by
officials, have been kept SO completely in the
dark that many Of us who are inclined 10
think thai salaries should be reduced are not
ut oil certan that they arc too high, from the
simple fact that We do not positively know
ho,c mach each official is receiving for the
services rendered the public. The writer is
one of the Democrats who think that our taxes
are entirely TOO high, and that the present i'm
poverishedcondiiion OF the farming commu-
nifty demands that they be reduced, provided
this can bt done without detriment TO he pub
lie interesss.
Now to he end that the people may know
rih cerfdiafy whether the salaries Of our Off
cials should be reduced, would respectfully
suggest that each one OF our excellent officials,
flor really believe they are very efficient and
in all respects good officials, should publish
in your columns In as few words and with as
few figures rs possible, jus, what amounts the
laws authorize them TO receive aud the amounts
they have actually received for each OF the last
three years. 80
E5r instance, let the Clerk Of the Court pub
fish 10 brief what the Law is iu reference to
his Office, then the total amount received by
him as Clerk from all sources, and thea show
how this amount hSs been expended, viz :
How much he has paid 10 each one Of his
Clerks; how much for stationery how much
for fuel and janiiors services how much for
any other incidental expenses; and hsw much
he has received for his own services.
Secondly. Let the States Attorney publish
in brief what the law is in reference 10 his
Office, and then how much he has received
from all sources, (whether County or Stale. J
for his services as States Attorney for each OF
the three years past.
Thirdly. Let the Register OF Wills give MS
the law in reference TO his Office and say how
much tafter paying all incidental expenses OF
his office) he has received for each Of the last
three years.
Fourthly. Let the veteran and able Clerk
Of the Board of Coanty Commissioners pub
lish how much he has received for his services
as Clerk dnrirg the same period; and he
would greatly oblgc the Ia x-payers !: he would
add list OF all other couhty officers than
those above meniioned) including those who
open the court roosn deors With amounts paid
to each.
think, Mr.. Editor, IL we can get the in-
formation above called for il will save the
committee recently appointed by the Reform
Convention . great deal of trouble without
entailing a great deal on our county officials,
aud when we come together again in July TO
consider this important subject We will be able
TO act intelligently 10 reference thereto.
JrSiUs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
For Sheriff.

To the Voters Of Montgomery County:
Having been solicited by many friends, in
various parts Of the county, have concluded
TO announce myself as a candidate for SHER-
IFF, subjec, to the decision OF the Democratic
Convention.
may 30-tfA HARVEY C. FAWCETT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

To The Democratic Voters.
hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the next SIIERlFFALLTY OF Montgomery
county, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention, and respect
fully solicit the suffrage Of my fellow-Demo-
Gratis and friends.
JOHN II. KELCHNER,
apr lifts Eighth District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

We begin to believe that resignation" isa
s.-~.-s -.--a.- nr. rarman wss.s .sssigu, out
he 10 again at the helm Of the Maryland Navy.
II might be that Senator whyte's recent let,r
means something Of tho same sort, only pore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
F Z s 4 ~ "A l.

~ THR LADIES of st. MAry's Catholic
church win hold STRAWBERRY and ICE
CREAM festival, at The FAIR GROUNDS,
on TUESDAY, the 10th of June, 1879,
eOnneneing at 10 o'clock, AN. Dancing
in the afternoon. je Sit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

Gen. Shields, Of Missouri, the veteran SOL
tiier and cminen, statesman, died at ouumwa,
Iowa, on Monday morning. His death was
sudden, being taxed with pain In tho chest
and dying within an hour afterwards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
For County Commissioner.

Mr.. Editor If Mr.. JOSEPH T. BAILEY,
Of the Fourth Election District. will consent
to accept the Democratic nomination for the
office of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS he will be
warmly supported by
may 20-tfo MANY VOTERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

The Cumberland Ners, a Republics paper,
speaks Of those engaged In the hx-payors
convention as rcvolutionsts, Ia ros tho Ners
u little bit too previous In th selection OF
Its language, or probably the ,ish is father to
the deed,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06
For Judge of the Orphans Court.

IF HAZEL B. CASHELL will consent to
be candidate for the office of JUDGE OF
THE ORPHANS COURT he will be sup
ported by
may 30-tfs MANY VOTERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

Mayor Latrobo, of Baltimore, was unani-
mously re-nominatcd for tho same position by
the Democratic City Convention held in Bal
timoro the carly party of this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-06-06

DIR. Ferrcll, the late delegate from Colam-
bus to the Cincinnati Convention, has gone
back on Charley Foster, and says there arc 3d.
900 more Republicans In tho boat W It'll him.