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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

SEEK NO FURTHEB.-You will find no better
The PICNIC is the best &c. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale aud retail at z. WHITLoCK's, 1445 Main
street,
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF The woodland to
all whom It may concern If you want good Or
GAR, either SC. or 10c.. Wnde in &c. E.. at Witt
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY & A. NJ, GS;
A. H., 70: noon, rs; 8 p. NJ, So; Z.
N., so; midnight. 65.
Mean temperature, "a 1-6.
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TuTT"S PILLS.
rIrTT'S FILLS.

Nv, 7ihT"'SG GS TITTT'S PILLS. and am hayin
Am H.S wsns ,bsn nan have had IN thirty years"
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8ltl,nlo,ltl 1ispatrlr.

gy- THE CIRCULATION OF THE arsaATcR
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU-
nATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HUTILER BROTHERS have L beartifriline Of
JEwELRY-just 20 and look at It..
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tr l3-F,S.M.W,F&MGt
EOR RENT, GS;
4 MAlN.STREET STORES. ka

Il MAlS-sTREET STORES. h&i
THEEE~STORY >TGCK-HRlCK AND GRAN
lIE-fhGhT STORE No. 1886 east Main street,
Win DWELLING. above OF five rooms. and dry.
weii-Ii@trd and ventilated cellar, suitable for any
business; also contains soce;y-all oa third floor,
With neccas 2ry an'e.rooms, &c. Rent very low.
STORE No. S32 Main street. near Ninth recently
occupied by Booth Il Co.; III good order and well
Hgh.ed.
STORE No. 2204 Maiu. next TO corner Twenty.
ScconO at!eel, with rooms attached.
ALSO.
STORE AND LARGE WAREHOUSE corner
Iweiiih and Cary streets, five stories high, Win
patent elevator, &c.
WAREHOUSE on Eleventh street between Main
and Cary IN rear Thomas Il. Price & Co.'s. 40 by
80 feet; three floors. connected by an eleYa tor !;
suitable for any storage or basiness.
Rent very io@ for above.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auconeer,
3e l0.eod3t 1113 Main street.
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GRAND EXCURSION, t., ~z Is.
~ unGer she asss plces 1f
7 EROAD-STREET METgAjDIST EPiSSJfsNL
s.f. SUNDRS SCHOOL,
w. s. TSp .-' s5tt -.
OLD POINT. N0RSOlK. AND WASh A6TON.
.,.. TUEeDAE.JUN UNE "a, 1879.
'-. .." .'"s tsH'THE ! - .&1r
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL.
leaves hcr wb,rs,t T1stgN

Boat leaves her wharf at 1:Is NJ 5-s.-,,
Washng ss ans fSs o1en a anae sys
Ssnrs and over ase Sd Point - Nor
Reduced ra'esio eSclirsohlsts at Hvlseia Ictel:
CARRIER will send for txcusiorssts and take fhenf
to the boat for 25 cents each; - 'Eo..
i committee or ladies wift take charge o. Hdtes
who have escort. and insase r,em good t.tae!n
EIcursl lon1sts 10 oWashiugtouc1nuect at Old Point
9eses eS ep as. AZ ai q pps 4ore
Grace street. J. n. Wilk'nsHF & Co.'S. % NORTH
Tntn slreel: T. L. D. Walford's, AT east ,Srosd
isTveet: Woodhouse & Parha4,s- ] lot east Main
stVect w. Holt Richardson's, ~ north Fourteentir
street Char:es n. Berran's nt1IxDist, l70f east
Mals street; G. NJ. Lumpkin's, ts,ggist; SOL Ioffh
Neuestts sold below seventeenn street on ,,hs
: RICHMOND FRED ERr1iSsprRo ANp) -
R1cnxoND, Va. June 10, 1879. ,
EXCURSION TO AsHLh@D' 4t '+
::FAsDo1rH-nAcoSM MFSF! F2FtrsI COMMENCE
|; Twins leave Byrd-streel demo; ST SOS 4. N. and
Ru,zd-e rect depot at =. NJ. oHatlre 18TH and
l3an INSTANT, returning to Ric!h'sad after the
EAR EsRE ( oSLY III Fifty GsNTs FOR rNE ROUND
!! &. 4. phYLoR.
T! ;s-l7~2t General Ticket Agent.
SAILING t% BY NooNLlGHp'sE;5;;JZaz
:. AONDAY, JUNE 23E.i
DOWN TEiE JAMES ..-
10 DUTCH GAP AED' RETURN,
.' ON STEAMER ARIEL
. Tfyls EXCURSION IS under the ausplc @sef tire
YOUNCs MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF THE
: SECOND BAPTIST CIiURuH-
which has nude every preparation for and will in
\ s,Ee IL NEST pieas ant ana orderly q earslen.
= A committee OF ladies from the church Will have
charge If! re eiftsaments On the boat. ...
/. TICKETS ONLY so CENTS.
STREEr-cag,ss with carry parties to and from the
boat. ON THIS OCCASION, FOR SEVENTEEN
GENTS.
" The boatVi,I leave the wharf at O'Clock =. NJ
and ciurn II II o'clock.
Tickets mr. sale by members of the Society. book
.tares, a. W. Gamer, a. PiZzini. W. &. Dsndridge
: ' tcl7-1S21&23
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Lewis. Fulton. Ark: SAVE:
pr GnN -scIIcc Of tseatp Ave years, procatln
"AfrI 1pi y is the best anti-iiiious medicine ever
TUT ; ''
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TOR RENT, THAT LARGEm
e TtREE-STORY STORE on Thirteenth III
between Main and Cary streets, next door 10 the
store occupied by T.. W. Powers & Co. ast
To any one Wishing 10 reat store for almost any
purpose. can rent this extremely low. Apply 10
as:,s 49, ROEtRT Is. LYME, (.
3e16-3t l2i2 Main street,
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T OST, ON CHURCH HILL,
IL PAIR OF GULD-FRAME SD I--sse
EYF-GLASSES-No. &. 4 suitable reward vii! Oe
given II returned 10 22I4 Grace street CHURCH
Hit. je 1S-llN
7 OST. TUESDAY MORNING, between
II Sixth and Marshall and Twelfth and Broad
streets. 4 VER-PLATED PISTOL. 4 reward
Of TWO DOLLARS will re paid the 1lnder II left
~ The Capitol. tc 5
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LOST. STisAYEhs, AND F0UEss.

STRAYEDO OR STOLEN, A LARG E SFSG
- RED Cow: star Oh face. and tn of tail iEaIA-
of: with her Il rcd-aud-wEiic yearlnH. She WAS
heavy with calf, and may lave svcd by this time.
ANY information about her will be suitably rewarded
by appica.ioni DIR. MCC AW,
ic lS.ll* COO east Grace street.
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TOR RENT am authorized by GA
L Mrs g. Demciinan 10 rent or lease for term Ell
or years that SPLENDID AND ATTRACTIVE
STORE No 1928 east Main street. with nm admira-
bly-arrnngtd ano thoroughly msoern DWELLING
the same in IrSt-class order, Wide hall lead-
Ing 10 same: splendid basement front and rear !;
nice little back yard with entrance 10 alley III
rear. This certainly of ihn incest and nea, est
business stands Slan street. located as IL Is on
Main street between Thlrcenth and Fourteenth,
where most rf The wholesale husuess OF Nam sir, ct
Is DONE and is now only offered fer rent because The
owner anQ occupant Is retirng from business. Spe-
cal terms to good Gr,i-G'ass tenant, and posses
sion within reasonable lime.
TO any one wishing 20 j. ase,' for any business. z
desirable store ard dwelling connected, with all
CouycnicnccS. this presents al unusually good OPP
iorlunitS. Apply 10 ROBERT B. LYME,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
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rf;Tr,s PILLS.

,,,-,s,br { Williams, Newton, y. G.. write: =
n n.yrr sold IN, dicine that gives such gene
ssr,Siactiou as TUFTS PILLS. The deulaud
irc-cascs every day .., -
o, CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
70. - rmy T. 2-co6fFe1Q1 '"r
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ESTRAY. Y.-Taken up on DR.. .Deane's fTz;H
Z farm Monday. June 9Th. one RED COW .i1.-.a~
and one RED-A Nd WHITE iEIfER. The owner
VIII please pay charges and take them away.
Sc R-l1E kNRERT TlLLER.
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..I'TI,S FILLS.
S~asssssze----------- = ss-l lsssx-s ,Sl4-sss,,
TCTT-S PILLS,

" n, shivcjy. Yorktown, Ind. saTs:
p.'f p"f NE TUFTS PILLS IN my psaeuce' ano nh'
-, "a he sl; they are represented"
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TitIT'S PILLS.

,,s,,n. Springfield, Mas>., says:
+. ;, - It;ry years have hcn troubled witn pi.es
" f,.%. fos s"S. and Sidney-D se*se. TUFTS IlLi1s
~" hrougist me out all f1rat"
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TXCURSoN e
IL sr TIE LADIES OF .Etzssssssalkss EtstSsz q
SHOCKOE-fiILL MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
OLD POINT AND Norfolk, JUNE 21sT.

Fare for round trip only S2. Tickets G5pod for
one week. ORiIdrqu under five years free.
Board I. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, at SfS5 per
pays This Is iirSt-class hotel.
Tickets forSsle by Messrs. 1tyland & Co and j. j.
Siarke, vain street: George A. liundleyt Brodd
street: Cary,Gs Pierce, between Fourth ard Fifth
streets: ". E. Pierce. Fourth and Leigh streets
George ". L,stImcr. 73l west Marshal street: &. L.
WulfOr5, Broad street between Fourth and'FIth
Also AT yGrne rrsichtecnih AMI Main streets on the
morning. Of the excursion. Boat leaves Richmond
at GI3U O'Clock. Remember, no tickets sold at the
boat. 1e 1ell-l3si0,lS.Lu,2U"
ATOgICE-T EXCURSIONG-I:g
~ AND PICNIC PARTIES. tx sa-Ssslsskz-.
The barge NEw YORK. with capacity tor 600
plsscn rs has just been Ited up, amt caEae char
tered 10 any point on the river.
For lcrHin. &C., apply on board or at Phsadelphia
Steamship Shed. my I9-im
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y + osrood New YORK, says: s
sd iH$pe>ia, Mes smc T,Ssg io dn s me So
vogSncsso - TUTT'S PILLS. They are as good
.. q. sScrrrseateo.
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RoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Xxx.
Iso,,TSGuT ~ ,TSGuTED st the DIsPATcA RRiHTDs
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TuTT,s FILLS.

:, = Eev Old Town. Ark. says:
NJ. M.MM'YI-S PILLS are the best ever sold. think
.Tvill NOT be abe TO handle any other pfn"
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WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR Il
W FINE MILCH COW. with young calf. raised
p.r The city. anG be seen 1t our Office. On con-
t!gmmcpi aud for sale by
tr IS.2i Ii. b. TALIAFERRO & co.
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FOR HENT.

TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE G;s
L AND G'rNEENIESTLY-A A X A 6 + ID Ex::1
NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 102 Monroe
street, between Frauklinand Grace; contains about
eight rooms, with modern improvements all il nice
order. Any one wishing Il nice. comforta6i anG
wcIl-arraEgcd DWELLING will find The rent to suit the
times Apply 10 FRANK d. BILL & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
ie iS-eoG3t ,- HOS Main street.
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WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR SIX
VI FINE MICH COWS-four fresh 20 the pail.
,Dniv 10 Il. r. TAYLOR.
- ls-ot Manchester, Va
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ITrANTED, Two OR THREE FIRST
w CLASS CAAyASSERS iI i paving business,
10 cork on salary ani commission. Address
10 1871 81. r. DiSpntch Office.
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1yTANrED.-I would like to have nice
w WHITE NURSE for three children. VIII
pay good wage. but none need apply nn'ess they
can come well recommended. Apply AZ 214 cast
Main street. 1e 1S-lt
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TUFTS PILLS.

p,scase twenty years. TUFTS
~ AS,sa $50 entirely cured me-"
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-. u. Graham, Lawrenccviile. Ga, says:
nc " ,xsn iTorptJ I.Iscs| has bafiied The XIII OF
..+Ts,.nx FOR fifteen years. can safc,y say that
E,,fr1' PILLS have 0oee me more good Than all
~ ~ : = t,noitin,s conlpispd." ,-. r-....E.;
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!, *, cnrnaYmES, AND MERCHANTS

,,cHfsr TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE
TBs h.s",IrssALL OVER TUE LAND.
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HUTZLEE BROTHERS make specially Of LAcES<
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Eo,EMRNCEMENT EXERCISES.

DILL-HEADs, 95. 20 to S8 per reatns a
n tie nISpATc1 rRlNTIsa.HousA
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was. Moore fixed her there in realms OF
indisputable fancy, and there everybody
knows she comes for pleasure and re-
union with her lover and those she loves to
interview. Itwas only the 2Sth OF May
that tho centennial Of Il Moore's birthday
came, and. as your readers know, it was
property and enthusiastically celebrated.
would have reioiced to have seen Lake
Drummond on that day. But to see it now
was delight enough. To behold so sweet
scene OF ore OF the poets triumphs was q
great happiness and cannot 9orego ,be
pleasure OF reproducing his pretty poem
concerning the lake story. It will be plea
SAINT TO many Of your readers. Here it is:
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WANTED, SITUATION AS TRAVEL
~ LING SALESMAN for sone reliable tobacco
,nanufactory hv one who is well acquainted with
Georgia and Alabama trade, and can control trade.
city ard other references given II required. Ad-
dress G. D., post Office. je l7-2th
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VTANTED, ONE SALESMAN FOB
W each State. Salary s75 TO 800 per month
az pcnseS. References required.
La nSLLE EMANUFACyERtNG COMPANY, ...
nv 1.eOd2St ss@ Chicago.
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WANTS.

lady DESIRES. A POSITION AS
A c0vrRSFSS. 10 teach children under thir-
= ,s.n me English branches, or as companion 10
ss! !tor,.IiIa VI IIiI Va. je 1885 :.
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ItTANTED. A GOOD COOK AND
W NITgSE. without incumhrahca. Apply at
cfsre Of Southern Planter and Farmer, AIS
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RICHMOND. D.EREDERr1sfSspuRG + AND1 -
POTOMAC RAILROAD. Z :.
RICHNoND, VA, june 10, 1879. .
EXCURSION TO ASHLAND. ']-

RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE COMMENCE
".."[+ MENT. @ .'.'- ..
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Sg-CES,r. STAEE,

AT THE 50 CENT STOLE.
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WANTED, By a GENTLEMAN AND
w WIFE. IN 4 prlva:" family. TWO CohMU-
SIrATING UNFURNlSHED K Al ) WIN
-oI1p n,ct aud PRIVILEGE OF BATH. Address stating
,SHs &c - l. q; " DISPATCH nfjcs. je 1927
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v-AITED, A WHITE GIRL to cook.
~ wash. and dc the housew0rs Of small ram
;,r Snniv nj 33S west Main street. 1e SCI
, 1879-02-16

AMERICAN BIBLE SOClET1-
The stated meeting of the Board Of Managers
was held at the Bible House, Astor Place, OH
Thursday, Feb. 6, at halfpast 3 p. H., William
Allen, ESQ., LID, President. in The CHAIR,
The Kev. James II. King, D. D., read the
nineteenth Psalm and offered prayer. ..
The death OF the Hon. james B. M'kean, one
of the Vice-Presidents of the Society, Was an
nounce1. and committee was appointed to pre-
pare suitable minute on the subject Tor the
records OF the Board
Grants Of books were made to the American
Scamen's Friend Society and to several other
benevolent organizations. Fourteen volumes in
raised letters were given for the blind; 905 vol
umes were granted for the foreign field, making
a total OF 2195 volumes. Also books to the
value of 81, $3.50 were granted, including $3.50
for colpoftaye work, and S3l.50 for railroads.
Appropriations III money were made amount
ing 10 SIi5S379, including 81. ,053 for the year
ly estimates Of the Levant Agency.
Among the foreign letters submitted to the
Do4rd for information oras the basis OF its action
we're yommun ications from the ReT. Isaac G.
Bliss, D. D., giving an account OF an interview
with the King Of Greece, and an estimate OF
necessary expenses for the ensuing year; from
Dr. Gulck at Shanghai, Dec. rs, with sSetcn
of q days co1portage on the Yangtzc River;
from DR.. Gore, at Mexico, Jan. II; Mr.. Milne,
at Monte Video, Dec. Il; Mr. Bla:kford, at Rio
dc Jaueiro, Jan. Q; also from J. ". Butler, of
Mexico. and the Rev. II. Phillips, of Yucatan,
with reports Of sales of SCRIPTURES; the Rev. s.
G. Damon, of Honolulu, with Il remittance in
return for books donated; the ReG. J. II. Erik
son and tie Rev. v. Whiting, with reports OF
Bible work in Sweden; the Rev. ". Fl. Gulick,
with an account Of sales at the santalltler Fair
and the Rev. s. c. Pixlcy, Of South Africa, in
respect to the edition Of the Zulu New Testa-
n1cnt. o
The receipts for January were A,S14- SO;
copies Of Scriptures issued, S,266 volumes.
, 1879-02-16
SUNDAY-SCHCOLS.

TO tho Editor ~ The Tribune
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Your correspondent, tt i
Graduate OF the Sunday School, airs his views
in to-day's TRIBUNE by expressing thoughts riot
calculated to raise the Sabbath-school instruc-
tion Of our land to any great degree Of piety Or
usefulness. Hc seems to forget that our Sab
bath-schools are nurseries OF national righteous
rcss. We ought to examine what rich fruitage
this blessed system has already yielded. 1t has
suuplicd men and women Of integrity for
responsible stations i'll society. 1t has, from
wear to year, replenishcd the Church Of God
with new members. It has provided the minis
trr Of our land with not few OF its most illus
trious ornaments; and has given the first i'm
pulses OF scraphc zeal to many OF the most dis
fiuouishcd missionaries OF modern times. Low
many dormant minds has it quicKencd into
activity! How many intelllgences has it opened
and expanded! How many memories has it
storcd with precious truths? How many vices
ms it withered, uprooted, and destroyed! The
7ecul;ar influence of this educational system
Is r,,at it not only develops intelect but it de-
ye,oDs it in IL proper manner 1t simply aids
the healthy action Of nature, not IN forcing
prycocious and sckly growth, ny artificial stin1-
ulants, hut, being wisely directed proves en-
during blessing 10 thousands.
II :. Graduate has 4 splendid intellect, and
PROSTITUTES it to the advocacy OF error, 1t may
nroye to him. as it has dons to millions OF our
race, fearful curse.
The Sapbath-sclools ought to receive our
warmest gratitude and commendatlon, IT for no
other reason than in educating tue lnc1plent
minds Of the children OIL the "olhauS CLASSES III
honor and uprightness.
No labor Is SO hopeful, and at the same time
so influential, as Sabbath-school instruction,
and in the present perilous tunes is emphaf1ca!-
, 1879-02-16
SABBATH SMILES.

g Look" shouted an inspired but lmperlectlY
posted exhorter, *'at Sodom and To-MorroS."
Can it pe said that ono Of the old martyrs who
had been stoned to death was rocked to sleep.
The St. Louis Rc9u1lic1x asks: " Was Adam
b1aclN' That fellow was thinking about "DuskY
Eve. ."-KeokuS Constitution.
What are tic churches doing for humanity!"
asked Brother Talmase- Funny he does not
know; they're getting up fars.-1Tuy Press.
II there Is anything more cheering than to
hear tie barber shout Next" it is to bear the
preacher say !" Finally" in an extremely long
sernlon.-Burde:ts.
An English writer says, in his advice to young
married women, that their mother Evo married
gardener. It might be added that the CUR
dcncr, in consequence of his match, lost his stua-
tion.
4 divine passing q fashionable church, on
which spire was being erected, was asked how
much higher it was to be, mot much; that
congregation don't own very far in that direc~
tio:.''
Moncure D. Conway's new book on 1.-THE
D1yll, now In press will make very large
volume, and will sulphur five or six collars.
The work should be bound iu Satan.-4Forris-
t0scM Ieru:d.
ais this fair9' said stranger, stopping in
front Of Il place where festival was in progress,
aio aadress1n:: citizen. ""eu," rep'eu tlle
eltLcn 1ney eau IT lar; n9t ti'ey tahe eyer
nouy ~ NJ psooaolv hau Ilsgs,eu IL ,1.s sens'
III ~ oystcF-soup cIterY, anu nao osa" o4aaf>"
An old Scotch preacher once announced his
nene III Tue 1o!lo"lhg 1ansaaee'
Me brethren, TAX as me text :o-nieht sHIhe
n1En. 1,. ns .oe.n Gcoos es ,eGn aw
wv I tna5 Ens!, ~ 'tts ,;i ~ ~ ~
nhooto whv ia nv, be aoa 'ni nhon. ie lem.
who lhc tiiyil il be w sceEia TO deyoor, and what
the divil is he a roorin' ABBOTT
p,,.,,,,1 ,,,,o .fa.-,,,r - ..,,,,x>r;..,,-
nv q az ~, l !" t ~,
ho; i,,' 10 sho" AZ so1; +h.. inoos ~ nsti-
1,c,1r nv 1,oS, Ban, - s, .'nt h;, IN
=, na n;snf,r Ia o',nt., htnsnr ~
tha condrct or he onn>n.nt:. ,l;en} shontc1 in
os'.r. ,rt ri - 80 -, ,.',i;sb !, ny
~ ~. - o1,,ao1,.., -. -, ~
~ ''4e o'A 'Aee'' ~ oeA 1sA''"''
Another different church member was once
exnorted by his pastor to work for the Lord
, 1879-02-16
PERSONALS.

spurrcon's health is not sufficiently restored
to pcr:.., his officiating in his Tabernacle.
IT,. Rev. Dr. Palmer has just completed a
co.rsc Of lectures on hymuology at Audorer
Seminary.
Dr., Leonard Bacon and his brother, Francis
Bacon, II. D., arc reported to be seriously i'll
with crysipeias.
The Bishop Of Fredericton has been unani-
mously chosen Metropolitan Of the Episcopal
Church in the Dominion.
Bishop Bcdcll, of Ohio, is engaged in prcpar-
ing work oa '' Pastoral Theology which is
to be published by Lippincott Il Go.
The Rev. G. e. Nishard, Presbyterian miu-
ister formerly Of this CITY, las been holdin. i
very successful revival in Allegheny City, Pa.
Tile Rev. S. v. Blakcslee has resigned the cdi-
torship Of tue Pacific, the Congregational organ
on the Slope. 1t will henceforth be managed By
Board OF Trustees.
The vcstry OF Monumental Episcopal Church,
Ricimocd, Va, has decided to put in mctnori-
al window for Bishop Moore, who vas the Sec
ond Bishop OF the diocese.
Sankcy is sti1l in Newcastle, England, where
he received warm and cordial welcome. He
was rccently entertained at 4 public breakfast
presided over By Canon Martin.
The Rev, DT. r. .. StCrf5 Is 5QO0 10 ueltFcF q
scries of eight lectures on Bernard OF Ciairyaux,
at the Princeton Seminary, and has accepted an
invitation to repeat tine lectures in Brooklyn.
DR., Talmagc divides the world into three
narts-First, himself: second, those who think
his tclecrauls perfectly honest; and, third, the
::villains or fools," as he calls them, who dare
IN think him t}isnonest.-.Yew Y0rk Herald.
The rev. Walter Fl. Moore has become Rector
of St. Johns Church, Decatur, having resigned
tic temporary charge Of Trinity Church, Auro
"a. in the Diocese Of Illinois. Mr. Moore was
some time at Napa City, in California. and will
be a valuable acquisition to Bishop Seymour's
list OF clergy.
DR., John Tobias Won Beck, Professor OF
Evangelical Theology in Tubingen, who was
senior member Of the Faculty, having been con-
ncctcd with the Institution since 1915, is dead.
lie retained an unusual manly yisor to his
10Th year, and still lectured in the University to
the Christmas vacation.
Bishop ToebDe, OF CoviNgton, Ky, has con-
dcmueI secret order known Us the Knights of
Honor, which had recently sprung up 10 bis do
cese. The objects OF the Order are said to be
purely benevolent. Some OF its members ap-
pealed to Cardinal McCloskey, who advised obe-
dtence to the wish Of their Bishop.
The Rev. Noah II. Wells, residing at Vienna,
Mich, is said to be the oldest Presbyterian min
ster il this United States. He is now in his 9th
, 1879-02-16
THE ATONEMENT-
VARIOUS THEORIES ASTAG0SIzEp.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb 14.-The atonemcnt' as doc
tEine, has, within few months, attracted un-
usual attention. The various theories that have
been put forth have claimed 4 Scripturai sup
port venture to sugeest that the New Testa-
ment docs not furnish any detcrminable theory
beyond the general truth that Christ was, in
Some real and potent sense, sacrifice for the
sins Of the world.
Tie opnon OF the theologians, it ought 10
:. be understood, arc derived from speculative
philosophy. rather than from the Interpretation
Of the record By such PRINCIPLES as are OF uni
Te1sal acceptation. / do not say that their
theories are untrue, but that they have none OF
that peculiar warrant which the Bible has over
the conclusions Of reason. One af1rms that. IS
God u father, there is no need Of nediat9r.