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PREA CHER AND PEOPLE


The Rev John f. Richmond, in the As
bury Methodist Church last evening. said that
the morning service OF "A church ought not to
last longer than from lOji to ~ o'clock. If. ms
was the case in the Asbury Church. the Sunday
school pupils and teachers were urged to at
tend the service would not be too short II closed
twenty minutes before ~, The evening service
ought generally to be closed at 0. The preacher
should have wide range Of topics. Promi-
ncucr should be given 10 practlra truths but
Fundamental doctrines. like that ~ the ntOn"-
mrnt and the consequences ot sin. meyer would
become Obsolete Matters of speculation aud
Imagination should be touched upon more
spuringly. Instruction had been given
thut the preacher should not pr.nch too
Thought that he would better preach n
little too loud than too low, As for himself,
be- made II a rule never 10 preach on prrsonnli-
ties He AL WAYS selected those topics only thut
Preaching WAS the grrut plough thut turned up
the soil. but after TINT in importance might
come a variety Of useful services. Sometimes
there should be moro OF prayer, sometimes
more Of song, and sometimes more Of cNhOrta-
ton. The preacher should Introduce n grrat
u variety OF talent into his pulpit nS pOsa hlc.
10 preach every sunday. Mr.. Richmond knew "A
family that lately crossed the East River To hear n
sermon. They told MN allerwafd thht on
entering a grent church they iOund only one
hundred or two hundred persons scattered in
the pfws. They looked abOut inquirin 'ly, ana
M last the head OF the family l"Hnrd over and
asked n man in the pew next but one in front Of
him Whether the great man WAS not going to
preach. That's what ! want 10 know WAS
the reply. Pretty soon they saw stranger
enter the pulpit. Than the family ana the man
who had been sitting IN lront oi them got NJ
and lrft the church. MIR. Richmond had
noticed, however. TINT these gr'nt preachers
generally managed 10 be absent from their pull
pits about one-thlrl OF the year. either ON lee
turing tours or IN Europe
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A woman Of ror,y.e,4h, Married to a loun

ELIZABETHrowN KY. juno IA widow Of
4a aud youth OF 10 were in town yesterday evening for
the purpose getting married, william Lewis had been
working for Mrs ;. Ashluck M - week or ago
and was ordered to depart by tnc womans stcp-sons
under penalty beiu. shot
MrS Ashlock is comfortably we on having about
SSunlu ltud and money, Hud is her own mistress SHE
ami Lewis met Al East view yesterday. ad lnirne the
tram u thus place, intending "a get married here
Aitrr her Arri,u NJ rhv drckcd him ont In ul suit u
clothes Ht her expense, and AWAITED his attempt tog't
the hcruse As he Is under age hr Cmc tu the couciu
n't To make the uttmpt here. and lac amt the widow
boarded tHin iur louisville Hnl IT Is reported were
married IN Irlrr-onNle last m-ht about O'Clock. re-
turning Ia this placc ON the midnight train Mhe here.
yesterday evening. trcnds tried tO di>-uAde the lady
from the step she uAfg but all advice ami eureaty
were unayaIllng TINS morning they went hOmv.
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THE Ex-EMPREss AT MASS.
Prayers for the Repose OF the Dead Princes
souI-M. Rouber mt ChiseIhurst.

LONDON, June 22.-M. Rouher has arrived
at Chiselhurst. The ex-Empress Eugenie has
much improved. She attended mass this morn
ing in the room occupied by the late Prince.
which was provided with an altar The Queen
will visit her tomorrow. At the Roman Cutho-
lie churches in London to-day prayers were
offered for the repose OF the Princes soul.
corr spondent OF the Press Association has
had an interview with the Duke Of Bassano aud
NJ. Rouher. who said that they were ignorant
OF any will made by the late Prince.
The London Observers correspondent at
Paris learns that II Prince Jerome Napoleon or
his son aspircs TO the throne the expulsion Of
one or both from France will be proposed.
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Tn. FAN River sp,nnsr.' strike.

FALL RIVER. June 22.-Only three days re-
main before the spnuers notice expires, and a. there
seems 10 be no doubt that the strike VIII Occult many are
asking wnat course manufacturers Will pursue The
manufacturers had determined on course OF
action II hVe mills only were struck but laid
no plans tn meet general strike They
are however. unanimous In the opinion that
thrN uust stand ru this time, and WIN mucuug VIII
doubtless he held during the nrM three days 20 decide
what shall be done. Several mills are making arrange
irus ur ne " snnners An agent has already been de
spaiched Canada to secure French help ana one hil
hnt n supplied with Mason mules, winch are very eht
aud easily handled, has been offered complement VI
glrl spinners ~ hV have run such mues elsewhere.
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Three chIIaren ana ,Melr PARENT.

Kate Henry Of 47i Greenwich street. New
York. lodged Information at the Jorsey city Police Head
quarters several weeks ago. that her daughter Kate.
aged ~ years was missing Tls police were unable to
aud ue girl In the following week Mrs Henry was
rested in town tire line of the Penn. ylvauia Rail.
road for the attempted abduction of grl Who proved W
be- the missing daughter Yesterday Ohiccr Mhiun heard
noise IN the Pennsylvania depot and found Mrs Henry
quurrrluug with her husband, James Henry nt New
took the party 60 the FIRST Precinct Police station There
Mr. urury said the Chudrcn wcrc his and the woman
their mother, tut he hai procured dvurcc from
her and the Court hid awarded hun the custody o the
children, two boys and girl Tie children de-
lAIlNl 10 AMMIl lIrlinr lmlmImllnn
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TnE suND4r AAw IN SrRIcUsE
An Order for its Enforcement Revoked ON
the Demand ora Body Of Germans.

SYRACUSE, June pa bitter warfare has
broken out between the liquor sellers Of this
c.ty on the one side and the churches on the
other On the recent appointment OF new
Board Of Excise by Mayor Vann "A determined
crusade against the vontors Of the Sunday law
was undertaken ly the Christian portion ot the
community which SO far Influenced tho Board
thul they ISSUED II pronuncinmento ordering "a
strict adherence to the law. This has been in
force for the past month. during which time all
the saloons OF tho city. for the first time In
yeHre. huNr assumed 10 keep closed. Although
blinds were down and doors were closed II has
been we'll known that there has been llttle or no
cessation Ol lu- u .ss. Tho Germans. who com
pose the great majority of the inhabitants Of
the Second and Fourth Wurds after Ostrnsihy
oh,YIng IN" law Tor a month, began about n
WHk ugo t. rais" objections. Upon thi5 drcla-
ration of war. the pustors Of half the churches
a the city. with Bishop Huntington. Chancellor
Haven NJ the University, aud other prominent
ln"u. called u law aud order mass meeting at
hlHtlu. Opera House a week aGO tn-dUY. IL
W1s largely attended and resolutions were
o. HItrd ru 'ulHtrd 10 encourage the Bnnrd Of
J. I-n and police authorities m their EFFORTS 10
hiIus about Hn enforcement OF the law. As n
Consequence or lers were yesterday issued Ht
II.'f Headquarters that to-day all PERSONS
known 90 h' selling liquor or beer be summh-
l} arrested. Heretofore the pntrOlnen w're
l.rrHy instructed 10 net Hs inlOrmrrs. lho
oni'r CAUSED % gr"Ht sensation. The Germans
I.IrI 100 the afternoon HlOut 200 strong and
nHr i."d 10 the CitY Hal where they demanded
81 ruilrure with the Mayor and Police BOurd.
n' IttT holy WIS gotten together and before
"" lion ri is,d Mayor Nuun appeared. EN-
h--'.u| yinan Hrrlst acted Hs Spokesman for
'ilt v men, who made bold threats OF poii,
!'I h"Illpn. Their appeal WIS hecdcd and
w. h"W order was revoked. To-day the lHW
W. 9lrny violated in many SECTIONS 81 the
f. hr"at Indignation Is trt toward INC ioilre
I.'nl' whose uilon was condemned IN many
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TIE sEMBLAXcE OF 4 MURDER.
A Woman Found Dying OF Wounds-Thrown
Into the Hold Of Canal Boat.

George Donough, OF the canal boat G. =.
Titus. which is lying at the foot Of Seventeenth
street. Jersey City. was arrested last evening on
q charge OF numbering Mary Conners. who
worked on his craft. Donough and the woman
quarrelled. late on Saturday night. and he mall
treated her in terrible manner. Yesterday
afternoon Police Captain Lennon was informed
Of the serious condition Of the woman. She was
found lying in the hold OF the boat. She said
that Donoqgh ha / beaten and kicked her on the
head and body, aud then thrown her from the
deck into the hold. Terrible wounds on her
body were dressed. but she expired In great
agony before she could be taken to the Charity
Hospital Donough was arrested. He claimed
that,the woman fell into the hold accidentally.
Several boatmen said that DonOugh knocked
the woman down into the vessel while she had
q lamp In her hand The broken lamp was
found near whore she foil.
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Charles Frazer. an engineer, as his locomo-
tive rounding Frankn's crossing, In PnssHic going
west on wednesday evening saw II sevcu'Ycarold rirl
run upon the track IN front Frazer whisucd down
brnkes reversed his engine, and N%h +- sire.
man, Paige, leaned forward TO watch the
child The locomotive rushed upon her, nni
the watchers expected t0 soc her killed when
escape seemed almost impossible the girl succccl lrd IN
lnung baby from hctnern the ties, where y hhd pre-
vuuslN been invisible rnn to locomouNr, ant THROW g
II u the ground At the side ni Tho track She bounded
after A. Just IN time to narrowly escape the wheels Then
Size ricEed Up the baby AMI walked away Frazer M
her mai me hu iHd
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nuralar. In a Connecticut noaralns school.

HARTFORD. June 22.-Two burglars operated
ssuly IN Pennington last night entering the we'll
known boarding school residence OF Miss Porter and
carrying on lot Of solid silver ware including three
dozen spoons ami goli-hncd creamer and howl Many
OF the articles valued especially because thev
formerly the property of the elder pr Noah Porter,
father of President Porter Ot Yale julius ID COwlcs's
house vas also entered and considerable silver ware
and ewelry taken. besides s25 IN money THIS morning
when the burglaricsW made known there great
excitement ~ the VILLAGE An armed body of twenty
men was a once organ1rd and has been securing the
country about all day but without The local
society tor the Prevention OF Crime and the Sccctmcn
have offered reward Tor the detection " the criminals
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A New Counterfeit, Leual.Teuder Note.

WAsHINGToS June PA new counterfeit IS
legatendcr note has made its appearance In Western
New York II is Of the senes OF 1875, and bears tho
names Of Register Allison and Treasurer wyman II Is
executed printed imitation OF fibre paper which Is
lighter than the genuine. The portrait of jackson good.
but the general the had Bankers
pronounce dangerous counterfeit quantity of Wis
spurious money passed SATURDAY. at Buffalo \.
and later several OF the showers arrested Dun
KIRK The notes were probably issued from some Cana.
dian point the persons ARE stcd traced from
Canada and had in their possession quantity o small
bills on Oanadian banks which were eenuine-the pro
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HohoEu.'. Driving Track.

The Hohokus Valley Gentemens Driving
Association orsanzod on the 10th inst, and saur
day It's Quartcrmile track completed. The ohokus
Valley isA very inviting SPOT Within easy distance Of
NeN York ana In picturesque country it possesses sur
rouugs that tend tn insure success tor the lrocct
level piece ground Of twelve has been leased
The work ofcncug building the judges stand and other
appointments l. IA he done immediately and uic formal
opening 10 take nlace July I. Hnhnkus Is the
line OF the New York, Lake Erie aud Western Railroad
within twenty three miles OF New York.
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PoRT AU PRINCE. June 0.-rhe revolutionary
movement the northeastern frontiers Is reported to
have bcu quced but reports from indirect sources ind
cate the contrary The rebels were said to be- stationed
about thirty miles from Cape llayt. under MontmorencY
benjamin. There was strong Disagreement between
the Chamber of Deputies aud the senate one h0y disa
and Vtu-iug to recognize the acts ot the other
II was not known What measures the Executive would
adopt
Tle malenant ever at Port Prince had dlsappeared
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HAVANA. June PA decree will shortly mp
pear declaring shat the supreme Government has an.
thou1cd Captain General Blanco to apply monthly a
tenth part Of the proceeds Of the Havana lottery TO the
amortization of the paucr currency Such prucecds
amount e. about - anlun YEARLY The cNlVnss uf the
War snd Mauuu Department, NJ the island cNnrcted
tn he reduced - llluuO per Hunuu. royal decree
dcrs that the mortgage laws ot Dec y. 1862 now In
force In spain, be extended ~ Cuba
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LONDON June 22.-The Golden Club gave
dinner yesterday evening the supporters OF trade
The Ear. OF rthbrook presided The United states was
Represented 10y Mcssrs. Birch. Horace White. Howard
Potter. and Samuel Ruegles The Chairman advocated
free trade n long speech. The Marquis oi Rpon. pro-
pooling the health Of tho foreign guests welcomed MessrA
kusle- and White. who n Response paii tribute 70 tie
meunry Of Golden nnd argued that iTce trade tue
best tling Tor America.
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Field. Of Grain Gold In s"n,o Domingo.

SANTo DOMINGO. June 7.-Congress has au-
thorilcd the Government to conclude treaty with the
United States tor the ree exchange OF produce Dr. Rae.
American. has discovered fields grain gold in the
northern PROVINCES Should the company formed in
New York Tor working the gold mines rrpurt dNorAhy
tOhcr
Conlrcss has sanctioned the concession asked by A. II
Crosby Of the United States. 10 steamers bctwren
SAnIO Domingo sanana, Puerto Plata. aud b. Thomas
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PoUGHKERrsIE. June 22.-Charles Anderson
ami lady got aboard the steamer Mary Powell at Ron.
dout Yesterday The lady turned pale and gasped out
that She had lost her wallet The steamer which had
already started put h1ck o the wharf and let Nj Audrr
son get ashore lie hired h9rS" AZ livery stable and
overlook the stage that had brought him wn to the
river In the bottom oi the the wallet fouui
II contained money and diamonds wOru SlhOuo The
lady aimed her color when the property Was again in
her hands.
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MONTREAL. juno 22.-Prof. Grmley who
started for New York in balloon Of novel construction
last evening from shamrock Lacrosse Grounds where
the annual picnic ot the Irish Protestant Beney mt
society was in progress descended at midnight St
Jule. forty mIl0s east Of tMis clly.
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TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Prince Pierre Bopnparte Dy,ng.

LONDON. June 22.-A special despatch to the
London Ob.,rrr Paris that Prince Pierre
Bonapare lying at the point OF death in Versailles
LoSDos. June pa despatch from Paris TO the Sdrd
ard says Prince Pierre Napoleon Is Ill., but not dying
report Of the death Of the Prince which was crcu
lated Ia London Saturday night came from sources
unenttlcd to credit. and was wholly unwarranted.
LONDON, June 20 "A despatch TO the Aduf1rd from
Paris reports that Prince Jerome Napoleon viii not allow
either himself his 10 become pretonders 10 the
imperial throne
NWSNA June % The Court wil go into mourning foe
ten days account the death OF the Prince Imperial
nl FRA
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PHILADELPHIA. June o. The Rev. j. A. La
turc Bishop Of the soutli the Rev o stevens. Bishop
OF the colurcd ana people OF .hc South and
the Rev A. : Richardson. Bishop oi EnliHnl aud Ire.
land elected a meeting Of the General Council recently
held IN C rHVO were COueCrnted to-day ~ Presiding
Bishop Nicholson. assisted by Bi-hoD FAllOWs IN Tue
beeVnd Reformed Church Ia this cay.
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HORSE NOTES.

The trottor wildair hv sherman Morgan Jr.. record
221, has been sOd u Mr. Murphy VI FhilaicphA for
5000
The hay may mare KITTY Jones. while being driven In
the trd heat the tor the tOoln-s al Mystic Park
saturday last hcn'y fell Hud expired She WIS
owned by James q ldcn Medt0rd Mass aud valued 80
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A fire early yesterday morning. In the fourth
story ~ and 81 Howard street damaged the stock Of
Rernhem August, shirt manufacturers. 5000, while
Whitfield, Powers Co, Yankee notions suffered 20 an
equal extent other occupants losing ~ uOl The build
lle, owned by Arnold. Constable Co was damaged
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In Liberty County. Gn., Cuitano Rodriguez
was several years ago bitten by rabid dog. No evil
consequence showed itself until few days sgO. when he
stung by large spider on the Tor, head The sting
seemed kndlc the old virus IN his system aud brought
fearful eunNulSns accompanied by all the symptoms
Oi hy d. OpnObik-
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rrs.,dent D,ar Opposed to second Term.

VERA CRUZ. Feb. 1.-THE Mexican journals
discussing project TO proong the Presidency OF DaE
another term. President piaz opposes the proposition
and declares that he wishes TO reure to private life
reported that Gen Ncgrete had sent In OF
submission and asked the ccmency oi the Government
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The Police Discover Gambling House.

Eight young men were in tho Yorkville Police
Court yesterday having been arrested BY the police for
payul q i've game poker upon the premises OF
Victor porcmus, at lOl Third avenue. They dis.
CHARGED
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LONDON Juno 29.-Thc Post correspondent nj
Berlin spyS TIE fact of Prince Gurt hIkuT passing
throulh lclin without visiting Prince Bismarck Is much
commenced upon"
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Two out of Every Three.

rylGo June ~. - The village Of Sandy
" r..1 ulr eastern pa I of Oswogo County has been
. .'H, ni arrmlrtahc temperance agitation Tor sey.
i "t'lH buf of ID lupulHIuu NJ about htttn hundred
w. ne thousand have pledged themselves ~ total absu
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LONDON June 22-The attempt of the Princo
NJ ale. aui Duke u Edinburgh g. Law the
OF the Eddysnue lighthouse failed couseQ Qucnce VI
the rough weather.
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JOr1INGs IN AND NEAR THE cIrF.

Southery winds veering 10 slightly cooler
west ami possibly north. stationary rising barometer,
partly cloudy or clear weather.
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The Thet mometer In New York Yesterday.
A. lIudnuts Pharmacy nt 3 A. NJ, G2' ; O. $50;
o 072 ~ NJ Gs'; 81. PM 7O'; o. 6so o. 90 " NJ, 64o.
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