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10 A CUTTING CASE.-This morning, In the Police
Court, Charles Burrill was charged with as
saulting VIM Bird, both cOl0red. Bird testified
that Burrill met him in South Washington last
week and commenced abusing him, and drew a
large butcher knife and stabbed him in the
head and side several times. Bird showed
several CHASTITY cuts on the TOP or his head.
The case was continued 10 allow The defendant
lime 10 ger Witnesses
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SKIN HUMOR
On Face, III cad, and Parts of Body. Head
Covered with Scabs and Sores

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER.-I commenced to use
your CUTICURA REMEDIES last July. My face and
head and some parts of my body were almost raw
My head was covered with scabs and sores, and my
suffering was fearful. had tried everything had
heard OF in the East and West. My case was con
sidered very bad one. have now not particle
OF skin Humor about me. and my case is consider
ed wonderful 1t has been the means of selling a
sfeat many OF your CUTiCURA REMEDIES in this
part of the country.
Respectfully yours.
MRS. 8. E. WHIPPIE
DECATUR, Mich, Nov. II, 1873
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THOMAS BOWLING viii sell in front OF his auc-
ton ROOMS, saturday, April 24th. al IL M, hue
saddle horse, thoroughly gated color bay.
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Zion NJ. f., Conference.

i his conference met yesterday at O'Clock
ElderJ. B. Trusty presiding, and after devo-
uonal exercises the committee on bishops
salary made report recommending the adding
OF S6to..9 TO the salary account, making +
S2,2s9.S0. Referred to the general conference
A resolution was adopted that Brother Scott be
ordained local deacon for Wesley church lie
Pmladelpma. The comslittee on candidates
MADE report recommending Taylor Brown, O..
Harrisburg, as proper person TO join this co.,
ference. Adopted. A communication In rala-
ton 10 pne iiiue,insg Of the Methodist church in
Council at Cincinnati, Ohio, was referred 10
Special committee. A resolution Of thanks was
adopted rendering sincere thanks to Right Rev
Bishop Joseph p. Thompson. for the able and
equitable manner in which he has presided
over The conference, and recommending him TO
the general conference as worthy of their con-
tinued love and support as bishop Also a
resolution, that this conference depfores with
sympathetic hearts, the condition OF health OF
the venerable senior bishop, j. j. Clinton who
has presided over this conference district for
the past four years and that he has the prayers
or the conference In his afflictiOn that the God
OF all grace may sustain him in his physical
weakness and continue him TO the conference
for many years. a vote OF thanks was rendered
to the sexton, trustees, and members OF this
church, and the public generally for the kind
and hOSpitable manner in which the ministers
OF the conference have been treated during the
session in its city. A vote OF thanks was also
rendered 10 The local press for their kind notices
OF Tie conference.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
AT the closing session last night, Bishop
Thompson made the following appointments,
after which the conference adjourned 10 meet
in Chambersburg, MAY Is. 1851:
Wesley church, Philadelphia, Rev. David
Stevens: Wesley Mon church, Harrisburg Pa
Rev. Alfred Day. in his charge w. II. Bushrod
Union Wesley church, Carlisle, Pa. Rev. Ma
thanel StubbS: in his charge Taylor Brown.
John Wesley church. Chambersburg, Pa. Rev
t. Il. Johnson; Zion church, York. Pa, Rev
Mark NJ. Bell; Eutaw chapel, Baltimore. Md.
Rev. j. p. saunders; Wesley Zion church. Wash
ingtOn d. c., Rev. 5. s. Wales; Union Wesley
church, Washington, D. c., Rev. r. j. Daniels;
Wesley church, Washington. d. c., Rev. NJ. y.
Ross; Galbreath chapel, Washington, D. c.,
Rev. Jacob Homer; Gettysburg. Pa. Rev. Jos.
Armstrong. CircuitS-HoSannah, Rev. Jacob
b. TfuSty; Welsh Mountain mission, Rev. L. D.
jackson; Lycoming. Rev. J. L. Price in his
charge Geo. Stewart: Rockville circuit, which
embraces Rockville, Md, Arlington, Va, Gray S
Chapel and Concord. Md, will be under the
charge OF Rev. &. E. Pipkins; Peach Bottom,
Rev. &. j. Carter; New Town, Rev. G. S. Lane.
Missions-Philadelph Rev. Chas. NJ. Stanton;
Maryland, Rev. T. g. Campbell; Washington
city mission. embracing Washington city
Br1ghtwoOd and Rock Creek, ID. c.. Rev. JAG t
NJ. Anderson; Potomac. embracing Union WeS-
ley and Muddy Branch, Montgomery county
Nd. VIM. III. Wright; oversight, Rev. L. j.
Daniels.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent 900 herrings, from S. 10 - per
Thousand, 5000 shad- from $40 10 SIS per hun
cents per bunch.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
X y. Morsel, trustee, to w. b. jackson and q.
J. Seuferie, trustees, pts sand g. So 634; So 600
Catherine z. Bradley Ell al, TO Harriet L. Coyle.
pit. lot N, OF sub. lot :, 81. 1872 s-,(aut claim.
q. w. Henning to Martin E. Martin. lot B s1.
47s; 3. j. J. johnson to III. Stopsack, lot Ii,
sub. So So: 50 5s5.
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WALTER KER halter, formerly on PennSyiya-
Ria avenue, can now be found at Henry Francs,
corner 9TH and ID streets. where he Will be
pleased to see his friends.
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DO NOT MAKE SELECTION OF boys wear until
you examine the stock at the Bows CLOTHING
House OF b. Robinson Il Co., 900 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
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nON'T FAIL TO EXAMINE THOSF BEAU
IL Hf1l &76 ORGAN6, at
SIDNEY T. EIMMO Z co g, @6
ap2-1m TAO 1lth gt. NV. UJtvv
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THE ALLEGED SwISDLER CAPTURED.-I ester
day afternoon Detectives Acton and COOmes
arrested q COlOTed man who gave The name OF
Ed. Murray, for Swindling large number OF
COlOTed persons cut OF various amounts from 10
cents TO So ON the pTetence OF getting them
employment at different watering places in the
country, acting the role OF agent Tor proprletor5
OF such places His plan was 10 send his vic
TINS to the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
depot where he said transportation had been
provided for them without cost 20 the victims
For the past two or three DAYS there have been
steady arrivals there or colOred victims, only 10
md that they had been sold. In some cases
poor women have sold their Scanty supplies VI
furniture and other effects 70 prepare to leave
the city 10 enter Oh their new employment.
Some 90 persons have come forward and owned
up TO the fact OF being swlndled by this scamp.
He was locked up In the cell AZ police beadquar-
teTs last night 10 answer. lie was taken before
Judge Smell this morning. charged with yagran-
cy. About dozen colOred men and women gave
testimony, all OF them detailing how they had
been swindled by this man. one woman said
she had sold her furniture 10 pay Murray and
pay her passage TO Cape May 10 enter the ser
vice place he had promised her. Murray after
wards took the witness stand In his own behalf
but his statements were so improbable and con-
1icJing that the court took very little stock in
what he said. and sent him TO the wOrkhouSe
for ninety days
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-NeSsrS. Walter Il. Will
namS q Co.. aucttOneerS, sold yesterday after
noon for Mrs. Louisa Schlegel, executrix an
trustee. part OF lot 10, in square AZ. having 2J
feet front and running back 80 feet, fronting on
9Th street, near U S, rect northwest. improved
by two-story brick dwelling, 10 Adolph Field
r(SS for :
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IT BEATS GOLD OR SILVER MINTNG.-GeneIal
BeauTegard. whose adverSarieS tried to use the
panoply of the L. s. Post Office department as a
shield for their covert malice, Dy an honest,
clear exposition OF the mode OF drawing OF the
far-famed louisiana State Lottery. on the second
triumph. The next monthly drawing the 120th)
Will take place at New orleans, on May 11tb,
and 81 sent now to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La, or TO No 3l9 Broadway, New York City,
may,then realize $30,o9o II oeats gold on. s,lre,
mining.
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DoHT waste precious time. Use DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup al once for your cough.
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DANDRUFF

Scales OMe.quarter inch in thickness.
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Ge7ltlen,en,-For the
last twenty years have been troubled about as bad
any one ever saw with Dsndruff. My scalp was
completely covered with scales, sometimes nearly a
quarter of an inch in size. considered it incura-
BILE. About two months since purchased CUTICnRA
commencing to use til EN- found the Dandruff
entirely gone My scalp is now as free from it and
as healthy as it could possibly be. feel it my duty
to both You and the public to state the above facts
Yours respectfully, THOMAS LEE,
Seeming Machine Dealer.
No. 2276 FRANKFORT AVE, PHILADELPHIA Pa
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DIR. F. A. Won. MOSOHZIsKER,

DR.. F. A. Won. M0SOHZIsKER.
OFFICE
Sl8 Nineteenth st. NV.
Special attention given to the treatment OF
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD. I'M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS. CHEST, &C.
DIR. Won McscCz.sKC-s
has now been long enough in Washington and ac-
complshed sufficient in his profession 10 feel that
further commend of his skin success is unnecee-
eans OF whose treatment he has made speciates for
years, and as an inventor of scientific apparstuses
well known beth in Europe and this country.
DIR. Won MOsCHZIsKER
feels personal qualification in the fact that the
list OF his patients, past ana present, contains the
nanes on more men OF dsnncuon, OF az fecuons OF
s TSsr az spEokTISn IN he H T8ted States "a
amined at his Office by those interested.
FROM SENATOR VOORHEES,.
/ thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment Of my hearing. which has been
we're cold. d. W. VOORHEES,.
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
DIR. Won Moschzisker's treatment in my GARCIA
tarrh and deafnessaproyed perfect Success !
to ali who need his medical services that have he
utmost confidence in his professional abilities.
THOMAS SOMERVILLK,
National Brass Works, Washington.
DEAR SIR BY the advice Of Senator voorhees, I
placed my self under your treatment for q case of
throat disease and nasal catarrh. have reason to
be entirely satisfied with the result Of your skill.
and you are at liberty to refer any one 70 me:
q. H. DAVIDGE,
Chief Of the Redemption Division o. s. Treasury
FROM HORATIo SEYMOUR
DR.. Won MoschZisker brings me letters OF intro
duction from gentlemen OF character and standing.
They speak highly of his skill and success in the
treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
OF the Respiratory Organs. and of his attainments
as physician. From his treatment of q case I'M
der my observation and personal experience, think
he can give relief in al cases which admit of remedy.
H0RATI0 SEYMOUR.
Office hours: From q. m. to D. m. and from
| TO pm. MARIA
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REsToRED.-A Baptist clergyman from Con-
cent he had In the world. He advertised his
loss In THE STAR last evening, and the money
W as restored 10 him Ia less than two hours after
the paper was issued.
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SCALD He'd
For Nine Years cured.
Messrs WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlente,l,-Since
July last have been using your CUTICURA for
Scald Head, and it has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for nine years did me no good. I
well. 1t keeps the hair in very nice condition.
Yours truly, FL. A. RAYMOND,
A uCit0r Fort WaDne, Jackson and Sd0illalC R. r.
JACKSON, MICH, Dec 20, 1878.
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TIME NEW NOISELESS WEED SEWING MA.
4 chine Agency Ct OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 9th
st. NV. AL the differ ent kinds of Machines sold
and exchanged. Renting and Repairing our epe.
cialty. apl0
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CHILDREN'S BRACELETS, enameled, chased,
roman, at Prgg'S.
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TIE GLADSTONE the new suit for children.
at 4. Saks {, Co.'S.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
For Skin, Scalp and Blood HumOrs

Are prepared by WEEKS Il POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists 800 Washington street, Boston, u Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and Snow HILL London
and are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CUTIcU
RA. small boxes, 90 cents; large boxes containing
two and one half times the quantity Of small, 81
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA MEDIcINAL
TOILET SOAP, 26 cents. OUTICURA MEDICINAL
large consumers, 50 cents
COLLINS vOLTAiC PlASTERS
Instantly relieve Pain. Soreness and Weakness.
ap2l- via
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LADIES SILK SUITS. beautifully made up and
elegant silk, for S22 at Charles Baum's 4l6 .th
street.
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MILK CRUST
On a ChiId's Head Cured.
Messrs WEEKS i POTTER: Gentlemen, Last
sun mer my sister, while visiting in Boston, bought
a box of CUTICURA, and CUTICURA SOAP for or
little boys head who had the milk crust for more
than two years. aud for which she had tried almost
clans The CUTIcURA cured him and he is now a
fine, healthy locking boy. with beautiful head of
hair. Yours
MRS. B. L. BOWER.
143 CLINTON ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Agency for g. T. Taylers Patterns, System Of
Cuttng Taught. and Journals of Fashion for sale.
IZIS Pennsyivania ave-, up stairs ap2-3m
SPRING MILLINERY.
We have now oren and ready for sale
the largest and most complete assortment OF
STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BoNNETs
Ever shown in this city. consisting Of
ALL The LATEST PARTISAN, ENGLISH, ITALIAN,
SWISS AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES,
Together with an endless variety of ar the leading
Shapes III Staple Straw Goods. Our
SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS
Are also reIlete with everything new and desirable.
forming the richest and lnost elegant display of
SILKS. RIBBONS. FLOWERS, ETC,
That the home and foreign markets can produce
We have also ready for inspection an extremely
choice selection of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS
And are constantly receiving additions to our YEN
era stock by every European steamer Our prices
Will DE as low as the superior quality aud design of
our goods Will permit OF, and respectfully invite
!he OF the ladies of this city and vicinity 10
inspect our stock before making spring purchases
Personal attention given to all Millinery orders.
J. p. PALMER,
IMPORTER
Apl 11OS r st. NV.
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CINGLETON a HOEKE,
- Sol Market Space.
SPRING OPENING
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
MATTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTINGSg
Fancy, Red Checked and White Canton MAT
TINGS. A new stock of CARPETS, RUGS, MATS,
DRUG6ETS, SHADES Raw Silk Piano and Table
COVERS, in all eizes and colors; Furniture Cover
ings, &c, &C just received.
Loose Furniture COVERS speciality.
In connection with the above we have supplied
oursely with the most perfect and complete Steam
Carpet Cleaning Machinery I'm the country, and
are prepared to execute all orders for Carpet Clean
ing with promptness, guaranteeing all work. Oar
pets taken up, cleaned stored and relad at reason
able prices. Orders by mail or otherwise addressed
to Store Will receive immediate attention.
SINGLETON - HOEHE,
ap6-lm SOL Market Space
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Iron BITTRRs AND gURATIHB

For sale By STOTT 4 OROMwKLL. ls6 Pmnsyl
vsnia ayenue Wholesale and retail. and BY Ill Drug
9i0t8. o0C2l
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LADIES, GOODS.

M RS 3. J. MEssER, pRrssx.x,xa
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES.
Agency for g. T. Tayler's Patterns, System Of
Cutting Tauvht and Jourr ais of Fashion for eale
I2lS Pennsyivania ave-, up stairs ap23m
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GAS COOKING STOVES.
The Warrington Gas Light Company have at theil
Office on 10th street, an assortment Of the Sun
DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES. in various sizes
and patterns. This is the Stove used by Miss Dodl
in her lectures on cookery.
Gall and examine them. my20
, 1880-08-01

lision the third day out, unless those things
were managed better then than they are
now. And probably they. were, NOT as it
seemed to be considered dangerous to send
out more than one ark alta time.
4 small boy of Bath: Me-, had just. gone
to bed the other night, when he began to
dream about cows Some slight noise woke
him up, and he said, Mamma, I saw some
cows" 'tWhere?" she asked. "up there"
said he, pointing to the ceiling. His mother
remarked that that was queer place to see
and said, We'll, guess they could have
been angel cows, couldn't they?"
Sunday morning Brown told his wife that.
she might take the children and go, while N6
would see it he couldn't waik'oH the tleatE!ly
feelings that came over him. The pro a4sn
was carried ont, and Brown can4e l4Qlne REL
ing very much better; but now ltewiH IL is
anxious to know why lie had f0hr ;4hgle
WORMS in his coat pocket. Some Women
make themselves disagreeable by being so
1nquisitiye.
4 young: lady: had been spending the day
with bachelor minister and his sister. The
young lady, whose name was Miss Hope, had
been much gratifed with ! the kindly treat
1neht received at the good old 1nal1se. and on
leaving. expressed her thanks for the kind
ness Of the minister, making at the same
time the remark that she had not yet heard
him i'll the pulpit; but, she continued, II
vii! be over on the Sabbath to hear you" I
Shall be very glad to see you, Miss Hope, and,
under the interesting circumstances, you
wifi do all the justice TO 1t I can.'' & I viii
be glad to do that sir,''' replied the lady.
"How would this one do: Lay hold upon
the Hope set before you?
, 1880-08-01
A SOLDIERS PICTURE.

For The Ch{ca10 Tribune
I've carte-de- -vtsIte-theFe fa little else LETT,
tor the love OF my youth Is memory now,
And think Of the days in the dim. shady past
When with kisses blessed him and bade him to
Ahi tho banners were bright, though the SOUL
stirring drum
Beat the knell Of my hopes as they passed from
For g,ive 70 the cause all the Lord loaned to
me,
To the front, where the contest ragged hercc'y
Where the dangers were thickest, the brave boy
And my heart beat with pride when they men
But nv % prayers End my tears were my secret
Yes. be wrote me that straps for his shoulders
And hs% sxord wp6 for his sde that was cleaning aud
That bis name was reported for proves IN war;
Yet that carte-de-vfste Is my mem ~ 'o-n'sn'~
And gaze on that mute little semblanee of e. Mn:
And ask, We're he here, would be still be the
Would be vote as ho shot, could the dear boy re-
Or ~ss!S: gould he .tarn'sh that dear''~eo0sh'
M, snnner thousand times more ho had died
Unholdlng that banuer OF beauty and light. -
Tnan 70, e side with the party who robbed me o1
wntle 'ihs that carte-de- vi.Ite is my mem'g to-
night. j.,
They may claim that the War is = thing Of ths
past:
They may cry, 40 forget! We are done with it
now"
But the rank seeds Of treason are ready and
ripe
AZ when first upon Sumter they struck the mad
blow. .....,
How soldier who rIsked cen his Life foK the
Blue
Now can vote with the Gray, or can aud in thclr
tight, :.
Is mystery dark, az gaze On that face
In the carte-de-y yisite that's my memry to"
night. NEW-1AAS.
, 1880-08-01
important Changes in Ger
many-The Lutheran
Influence.
1;fe Of the Jeslits in France
Catholicism in Italy.
prof, Smith Again Brought Up
or o Charge Of Heresy.
n,,a Church in General-Re1ig igious
Services in Chicago.
pFGNN1NG AGAIN.

r,nen sometimes our feet grow weary
On the rugged hills OF lhe-
sse nath stretched long and dreary
WIN trial and labor rife
"a na,,se on the tollsome journey,
CHANGING backward in valley and glen,
I'D sieh with int1nit longing
IA return and begin again
Err behind is the dew Of the morning.
In ali It's freshness and light
Id before are doubts and shadows,
AID the chill and gloom Of the night
Te remember the sunny places
ne passed SO carelesly then.
Ana nsk, with passionate longing.
N rer1,ru and begin again.
A. cain. indeed, is the asking!
THa:s duties press oil OF us on,
.n3 xh6 dare shrink from the labor.
~ s,ch for the sunshine that's gones
~ + NAV he, moi far before Us
Wsit fairer places than then:,
1,Fa's mains may yet lead by still waters,
~ sThonch We may not begin again.
poreyer1norc upward and onward
pe nnr paths on the hitis OF life,
80 sonn with a radiant dnwninE
~ T-.nsar1re the toll and the strtfes
.,d nur Fu.ber's hand Will lead us
Tendcrly upward then;
In the 1oy and peace OF o 1a1e1 "o1Ao
He'u let us begin again.
, 1880-08-01
GENERAL NOTES.

The Rev. Mr.. White, q New Hampshire
preacher, has founded religious sect called
" "Angelic Believers They believe in the dis
position Of angels to visit this mundane
sphere.
The English House Of Lords is still wor-
ried over the ritualistic litigation inaugurated
by Tooth and Nackonochie, and the indica-
tiol1s are that the al,tiRitualists will be badly
Worsted III the long run.
The Government railway in the Province
OF Quebec was not operated on SUNDAYS for
the benefit Of American travellers until the
Superintendent had obtained dispensation
from the Archbishop OF Quebec.
The Rev. Thomas Farrell, the deceased
priest Of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, New
York, left So 600 in Alabama bonds to be used
for for the relief Of the sober and honest poor
OF the parish, and the same amount towards
the erection Of church for colored Catholics
in New York City.
At the close of the services at Ascension
Chapel this morning, ground will be broken
for the new church to be erected By the con-
gregation OIL the southeast corner OF Elm
and La Sale Streets The Rev. Arthur
1sitchie, the Rector, and others will formally
turn over the sod, there being attendant
ceremonies.
The Tunkers will not permit their women
to wear hats. At their late annual Council a
petition was presented asking il the sisters
might not wear ''modcst hats" but the
Council said no, and gave as scripturnl au-
thority for their decision the texts: "De not
conformed to the World''; "Abstain from
every appearance Of evil"
In a recent issue Of the Christian Union.
occurs this remarkable statement: "Letters
OF inquiry, received from time to time. tliS
close the fact that many Christian ministers
are unacqnaintcd with, if not ignorant OF,