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, 1880-09-07
TIFF OUTDOOR Fp1, Tt>DAy's ELECTION.
6rsfldI QtapIteA 70 Tht ChtetlQo TrtAuht.

rttE otrr1OON roN Tt)-pAY's EI,Err1oN,
sr<ela! DtapaseA to Tat CaIe,oo Tribune.
I}osroy,' Mass., Sept. 0.-Spcclata from
Vermont tonight Indicate ihat with fair
weather every vote will be brought ont to-
morrow. alul tho lnrgcss vote ever pollcd will
probably bo east. rhure Is more tllan rsual
rxclton,ei,t IN tle eyo Of olcctiotl.tlay lii nil
tto ,n,,.,,o f,ro,,,s NJ NM, ,rn tlan,,as;ntr tc
tio to"ts Eroups u. t,sn a'e a.seassl'e ,,Ie, rno
Claims Of l"cal nfM ota1o nominees: lhe
Deunocr,ts will not let tho contest 10 by de-
fault. Tloy hare secretly circulated eO,010
1,aIiots hparlnr Tho ,,nna of Col. John u.
a".aa c,ntn u,,.,art,,to,,Ia,,t - S,,ir,itorn
for nso IN the Second Congressional HIS
, 1880-09-07
-. EARTHQUAKE.
MONTREAL, Sept. A-4A slight shock Of
earthquakes was ftit heru tl!s foruuooll,


- IL
4 solid stone, atout lEl0 slxs IT t,ab- tnil Cur,
Mtttzctta 9'x'1 deal Ut attention yesier.lny III
enth Hvtnue. It wis tho tIust' ok thu ebplls!t,
aud bus beun Mlr.it week ~, it, .rayGls tr.,,ti
tho root 0f Fitly. 1Irt strtct, ftrth ltirrr. 10
Iutr!a 'ark+ ~ rst ttih l.|K stone wis illntcI
by huge truck. tIl,t tho truck bs.ks duwll
Wlth Tug heas1 lta,tl, .sHs. seisas aiH'.t MY.
dsIp rstts ii tho llclainli lslyetncnt. Then Il
iuw plan WIS adnpt4'1. lirelt t.ua,ns Enro lall
~ tlo street nll'! ttu'nHEhty CREASED. Tho i'ix
ston0 MAE placel til 0tilur BtCM sti bsaul3 ll!u
g1rsawiau anA by tlla i ol i c,.psials as,chotr.l
Alcu.i .sss Slowly !lramn along ut thu run %
A.,1 ntH1 tlnak .lay: !. - eAlsula1.sl tnat II
bis stt,,e 10 Ccnt,.,l furknt that lslln Tlg ot..
teNu!nrs hnvu tl.ae arrangements to rrl,Hr tho
trek: nsa thsy Will a4nu lrs to tlore thu stvus
, 1880-09-07
RADsvAE'S JsT:ADF Ilt;LIt,R.
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RES0LVENI.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Changes MS Seen and Felt, as
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using IL Few
DOHCH,

!. Good srlr!ia, tltenprcnrnncc at wcnkne.s
M!nnE'nT. M 'noiancs,o!y, Increase and hardness u
=. strength lncroascs, appetite Improves, se).
!sh lor fon1, ~ .1to5c SOUR erictasons ct wa'er
s!cop. % uwaken % frosh and vigorous. @ ""''''''od
%. Dfanpp"Mrar,cs ut arots: blntcl'cs, plmple,:
the aktM !oaks, etear aid heasshy. tie utno
to ue!r cl.urry or a.ni,or ooIor; waicr r,sses
freely frs,nt tho la'l.Ier thrn1gh tlie ,lrctllfs
w!th'.!t paln nr sca'tlitg; lttlo Or no sediment;
i. Nlnrkc,i tli,nlni,t,on OF quantity and ftc.
1ncnty Of involuntary wcnkcnlng discharges
tif afflicted In TINT wnyh with certalnty uf pef-
atore,i to the severui orvn'is. ~
q. yotow tli,gG ot tho white Of tho eyes, aad
tho eHhrthyt shttron hppeIlrAnne nf tho ek1
chanNul tU u ctcnr, lively, aila llcnlihy cuInr.
u. Thosn suffering .fr,u1 .woak Or liberated
.xpestr%ix ss e. treoIy tc sosh phog aaet "r re, II
frti,n tho ttil!xs nir cells, b1,I,ChE Or wInppe.
t!,roat Or hoad: '!lmln!shinE the, Frequency q
ths systg!n; stuppaso u nRhtawcats and },alas
nntl fceltng. of weAknces nr.,,,nts Tho aikIes.
lcEs. shoulders. otc., ees'ntion of c,Ih md
larnxysun Ut cough nn lying down Or nrisng ID
tho morning. All these distressing synlptonM
'ra%six ~ ~ III, at4 s.G'y ay s'gsSHA ;c 'ggsHSHsApAn,L1y
tnkcn now atunso " returning hea1Al viii atprar;
rs tue blood it1,protos IN purity and strength
t!lscAae Will l!nIsl, arsl Ill fnre!En and impure
eso.. TO resolved nway, ars1 tho u,ls.us! lna's
Rntita1 and healthy: uentR. t1ver sores, tltUE.o
skin ,!lssasss. gr,!.lu.!iS ''!snrpu",;; ,o. -.
vutot, atisl Mercury, QUICKSILVER, Enrius,tsnl-
Innate t1nso Accumulated mud bothn1c deposited
y es s ] Scsa 'f s s' srsaaess sa s"tSs eo,ardn % s
EAl'AiiiIi.1AN vii, resolve away tnese 1epns't. a
n,ni cxtcr,nlnatc tho virus of tho tltse!su fsota
d. Il th,,so who are talstug these medicines for
, 1880-09-07

Of list!essncss and depression last Monday,
whicl, chung to tic tratt.. the re'l,a'!tler 3t
tho wrel. New winter American was freely
offered n II sht'[lligs without f'ntllnx buyers.
Sales of English wheat lust wcrk 'yerO 4. OH
quarters at - shill!ngs pence, Rgainst 16.b1o
ul,nrters NJ ~ slitflinEs , pcisco tho c0rre-
sia.uling rcrlatl last year.
Tho Imports Ink, tl,0 Kingdom for tho week
ending AlIg. Is were: Whrat, 1,07l .!$s evil;
t1nur, 17,.!0l cwt. American i11nfzo closed
caster nt ~ shlllings 0 l"'1,cc.,
ta 1t,Ss It IL G or, %; bat % ho1ders arc
firm ut nrCYlOMs rites.
, 1880-09-07

IIOWIfATE NUT DUEFENHED.
Speelat Ditpateh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
WAslltS0ToS, d, C., Sept. 0.-Aljutnnt-
General Drum denies most emplnttcally rl-
ports waIch flaye been sent fruln ilere to tho
effect that Lieut.. llowgate, Of the Siennl
Service, has been suspended on account Of
alleged lmislnanRgeu,ant OF fnnls OF for my
other cause. Gen. Drum says tint tho Whole
story Is basrless and foolish. Lieut.. How
gntu WIS relieved Mt Ills own request hc-
calsc llfs other duties wera tho arluous; but
there never has .hecn = thought of making
nr6 perfectly correet. Jealousy undoubtedly
Wns tlie callse 0f this attnck. .WAr Depnrt--
1ncrt oll!cINls say 1lowgntu will not succeed
lien; Myers, It appears that large portion
of tlls fund by which tho Aretc vessel
G'ulnara wus equipped WINS obtntnetl BY
contributions through the SIgrlaI Services md
postlnnstegS.
, 1880-09-07
NOTES.

Hpstaa5 UNtateA 10 The ERlta0o 1f9baHf,
"A*ltSoruS. u. G., Hept. A.--.A statement
ARs buun resolved here fspM Milwaukee, tllat
Senator Matl Carpenter Ii s,nielrsIy III Will.
EhlKl's disease, and ttat h.. has lHseti ctlllI-
l'elted ln.asl,cua tlis sluakiAx e.lgaEvlilsnts.
snnntor Carpenter IL mt Aupelcsly III with
a!y. dIseanu. its III tn Washington attending
" thu preparation Ut law rasrs fur tue full
turn Ut tho a,s1s, hut l,o IL In faehle latt!.,
anl Is sait to tu silsY1snetj with .irtKh,'s
>tllkense. Ills pllykleiastx have ortisre1 lin,
not to changu c!iln,atu ln hlh pseses.t eond!~
tMl, " the l,lettsg sSnr,n weather ts supposed
u be belle!lclal ~ hin. For uult ,uast, It IL
very possilsu tlant Mr.. Curpellter may mt
uIakb MIlS speeches, but LII hopes u luukq
goIne tNtcI III the eeAsol,-
, 1880-09-07
GOOD IEMPLARS,

Bpsttat phpaseh to TIE tAteaao 1ttbsnA.
MADISON, Wis. Sept. ~ Tile tiranti Lodge
of t;nol 'remp!nrs OF Wisconsin met IN MI
nual ss.ssion III Guutl 7'emplars' I!all to-day.
Tho utl.llsSt ut wc!cuila WIS slellyorul t>y
Worthy ChIef Ten.plar llaseltlnu. af Capital
l-o}Ke, No. l, and ~,ls responded tu by tralal
Worthy I'elnpnr kallul,su. SHIRT addresses
weru nude by tile Hun. ii. II. Giles, ex~Se..
Rlor Fuster,. tht liVM. =. ID. Hastings, and
Gthers. Tlscls session will continue during
tho week.
, 1880-09-07
StItC1}}E.

spf<tal Dhpdtet Ia m Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, Svpt. 8-3frs. KcsIull
Higgins con,lp!ttod suicide by taking NOR
phtua this morning. She catau to thIa city
about three months ago fr0m Nason Ulty,
w'Iefv sho formerly lived viii, husband,
who deserted her. Ilcr |lfo lNgre OF late il1s
nut bucn ataso rcproaed. Shc left u nptu
giving III rns,l, for tnktllx ilgr life ttat Htlts
llu.l mt bee,l wei! tFraleA BIZ l1er trlsuds but
lott Olt t1.Gyll ways by tAonl. S!lu lcHyeS two
young clL!ltrull.
, 1880-09-07
Illinois Heads the List In the
Amount Paid the Gov
erf1nacft.
Over $1O,OOO,OOO Collected III
1'his St.lto OH Spirits
Alone.
Unm;stakable Evidences Of Fraud
In the South Carolina
Census.
INTERNAL 12FVENU UE.
wMEnE IT Is DERIVED FROM.

Special Dftpath to 7nt Chicdoo ,7flGant.
WAsu,snr,,x, II a., sn,,t. G-Tl,o inter-
nal.resoni,o olfice Has completed Its nnhlysls
OF tlle internal rcseIin1 for tllo Iast i'scat
yenr, shaving The Sources wtence Il CAME.
lllfnnfa 1.nhs tim ttst ff Stntps In rt,sta,rt Of
H., n,,,o,s,t ~ Se,.,,. ...tI T., H.. fin,.r,,-
t''o "''o""k " tcso't'o !'"''A :" e'u u"tGtsF as
Il,Etlt, lter total being lii round numbers
O{ElCtY0. a1flb{Al lu0t) nj which VIVA frnu stdr-
't@'--- IL.
It's. Ohio comes noxt with tota' ot SIS, ,oo,-
, 1880-09-07

vA1,lt1t;tl ITEMS.

Cry Of MEXICO, Aug. W.-Tho report
tint Mexico l.att renewed relations with tho
Vatican Ii untrue.
trlle rebels Of Sinaloa have fortified them
selves in Il stronE position between Colcortlia
and I'nll,tcn. /.
Tllc revolutionary ,noyo1nent III I'cluantc-
pee l.aa been crushed.
Citizens Of tho United Suites tn Mexico
complain tliat recent rtllnors Ut q flibltster-
Ing Invasion from Texas iD}llrc their enter
prlses.
Congress will meet Sept. 10.
, 1880-09-07
$ will meet Sept. 10,


Spfetal Cutie.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-!'rhu recent mysterious
disappearance OF State documents from tho
Ministry of Wnr seems to bo now explained.
1t IL stated that Lieut.. Jung, ut tho car-
1,cst request Of II. t'alubotta, ton!s thu
illisslng papers to tho Pnlais Bourbon. where
they re'nained two days. n. 0a1nbetta's
conduct In tho ailair cnlls for explanation.
N. Jung's duel with l. Do Worstyle, of
t!la Gaul0is, will not c0Mo off after al1.
The uttuir Is to be fought out In tho low
courts.
vow nuI.oW ILL.
II Is reported from l}erlln tint Hans Won
Dtlow has Ind sUycrp nstnck 0f paralysis,
all1 that o Inns lost the ,lso OF his right hand.
Col. Mnpleson Is hurc.
opEn.Nrlc.
IIo llas signed with Christine Nilsson fot
America, but she will not 60, us ~
Rosseautl, her husband. Is Ill. Mr..
Italy tn engage Marion, tho grcnt dramatic
cu,ta.". lie lns engnsctt NDyara, QUO Ut tte
bust European, ,,usai. lle will produce tllrct
novelties, Meiissofclc," utoco,tt!n," aid
"N!cllzi." ......,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H1rt.
IT, tbs 1ttsterh Atsoetntta pftss.
l'.u,Is, Sept. B.--Tl,e 1c,nl's says: 81 Moth.
tng lllts been changed since premtCrDe Frey.
cinet explained his policy reIa.tya to tho ntl'
authorized congregations III the Clttinbpr
| except tl,at bill OIL tho right Of nssortatiot
| Is being drawn. 1t would scarcely bn rcr
,nisslho to Aissolyo sucll congregations b.
fore the bill IL discussed By the Chambers
1t will enhtniu effective precautions INT
spccful provisions ,pr|icul,le tu religious cu1l
, 1880-09-07
The Fight In kansas Over the
Selection OF a Governor.
The Present Incumbent Opposed for
His Prohibitory Prooliv-
tiles,
No Truth In tic Reported Colorc'l 10.
publican tt0utragc" ut Mtcllt'
gan City. ,
Political News from Buudry Points In
Naighboring States.

>.,.
1850 ~" ,,<+.,.. 1,,,,,n.
spfe'at toFfr'poaas"ef % 1 ra.,.n,t,.,. sp. oe
TOPEKA, KRIS, sepf' Ss--the cap'1hi o.'s U.
tho great State Of ka''sAs Is Mt iresent IN tllo.
e''s. roet ,",1ttt"o ,,tnti' Kansas ,ljtTcrs
Su., se"S 1.,',, ~ ,,ar., ,",,,,1ons mm, tlticr
" s,n'.a IN 3ot hrr % ,,,,t,aaSal Is rrentor upon
poltical arnptons.' Nor does II always taku
en.,II inc D, s, hr 1s' "gnr fran pl n M. e,
t'',s to tno otl'or @ nj ot 'er wido domain. just
now tho agitation implI'ges up9l t!le
t;ubcrnntorial nomination by the l.c-
mh)1cnns. Tho fight Nil utong hns
irrr,, intenso ,outnst the present incumbent.
The principal ctuMci1t OF opposlt1nl Iro.
ccetlcd from tho fact TINT he IL tito stalwart
rham1,fnn nf the }.r0iititory amendment
s"hmittct, submitted IN t,,o ncouie by tho lupt Iegls1a-
turo Tor ratification or re!ectloh aa's ~.
Gov. st. john has been neliye}y ehgneea III
cn,,vnsssng Tho State III tts favor. set never
allowing ls an'cs " 1ne ,aha's Iavc s s
Immense, nor lave ihcy oceh unappteclaaea'
for inst night hp WINS reito,Msfated for Gov
e'T' nnt ~ H thia manhattan fhn Dcmocrnts prt-
~. ~ 1 .n.a n'o"v o",nr,.t ,rho r'.as,,,
tchA 10 ''erlve 8s'l'o eoi"," f..,.,' ,,'.
TINT tl,ero will l'c sucli !tofcct'ot' from tne
Republican ranks, of whiskcy'sellcrs a1';a
,n ,n't thnt E Victory ~ Viii prcl ,ttoit fho i)enN
:rati. banners. I,ut wjlisky-scilcrs tsru few
n1H,1g Iiu,,,blIcnus everywhere, ntd thfs
hIa i,.,, NJ ~ nv l!i,,.rine to tic Democratic
u rnrtv' lin rest nro i,S raOb.D A,,,t rf OF tl,e
critisss'' riittiiss' >''' 'e'' '''' |''' '' ~ ~
Personally Coy. St, John Possesses, @ rather r. b e.
ate, S,,.,'.I ,+,,,t, ,,,n, Iiia af.Itn
, 1880-09-07

ATHENS, Sept, N--A1Gli 10 years ut aga
wern cn.ieA nit Saturday, whici. coin pletes
tin nrclt,ntuary starr If justification.
,.e, fnns,,
.,.,,,. a'v''s."V 49, r,,,...,n n,
ChssrASI1So'IE' beit' "-lh1l1s'nHe
hnhnten 3Alonhntls no oneamPpa o0Iamo
D"'c'Efo' nnl tilelf il"aapofs ate constantly
nug,ne,itlng, rs tho FOrte, Ill sAltl. furnishes
them with every {uritty tn IpyytnE ull army
anil truns,mrtt1,g recruits, The furco ut thu
.i,,t, ,,u1 srn.T IL hniur atn,ilnrIv tnoreesttt.
III ,,,,.' s',, a. '.'..,;,.,. 49,. ~
ohuuiu l'"sl t."sli. '"'' 'o ptis"u''. lno 80,
bnninfss. to, permit peacetul transfer OF
iJ"ie'EHo, tHe iNsh'sH tst'oi's VIA set'se W
Seutari, leaving tho Powers to act ns uley
please.
MN, 1r,rv.
To,.,o,. Cant ~ f,a,,,t,,,,,,o,,o ,1,s:
~: toN, oHpti; t51t;ino.io ',2 H.
paui nAys. ~ ttIsce es!a.tHtcl'Uia y! nal iaS
, 1880-09-07
70 the PUBLIC.

nf Dr. ltuiway4 pll estmtlishe.i Il. Il, T. lso,l.s.
dcs thau tho baso mud wuatheas imitation: ot
them. ~ th6re aro fAl:o Itpas,iv1uts, tel!ejss
that tla aanaa " "ll4daay' Is on what leu tus' :
, 1880-09-07

Special Dfsp1tts u 1Rt Chleaeo 1ftRunt.
OAutlSy1ttE, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-l'cttel Church.
situated II few miles o,lst of thIs city, WIS
completely destroyed by llro Inst night. i
| meeting had beelt held tllare TT tho after
| nc0lI, anf 1t Is supposed thu fire WIS causutl
by u clgar stump Loss G},MN; no h,sur-
, 1880-09-07

A0nEE OS ALI. IEADf.tn QUESTIONS.
1lENtas, Sept. U,--rhu meeting between
IsArn llnynMrlr, thu AustrU-lLunKurian
Premier, 11nl Prince bismarck was cortlln1.
They aErce Ull nil lea.llng questions.
, 1880-09-07
CHICAGO.

S44lIAAAfOa
Tho alarm from Box sS Mt 10 80 yesterday
forenoon was enssctl BY It iirc in solnc snw-
dust Il, tho basement of 4 thrce-story build
inE M. 1tt, Scd4wisk strcet, owned AMI &C.
c11pfctt us Il grocery alld dwelling by Ernst
Stock. No damage.
The a1arn from l]ox 3i7 at G:55 Inst oyen-
ing WIS caused By fire ln a barn fn tho rear
Of No. alS Fulton street, occupied by J. N.
Crownt. tho l!acknan who figured IN the
courts recently III n mallttninils case, a!.tl
who Mns afterwards nrrniEnpa for contempt.
Thy .irce originated from unknown causes Iii
The alarm fron' llox lfa at :D lust even-
Ing was caused BY n fire In barn III tho ranr
nf NJ aaN Arn9M street, Owned and ocGn-
s BY :ia!ss StsAiister; Cause candle
RUNS tanngry will be about as stasel III yes
tersiay's TH'n!:NE., T!e ins,.ralcH Is
81 $o5 ''''s%s; esa 2eaSs u SSl 1ss pi'i at
Northern, North Ger'llan Fire Associatipn,
Scottish Commercial, SW0 cnG!.; ,I1ope, Ger
@ sIanies ss'' ot Besto, sdSSt S2's ssach: ill., totsi 1
s4,gMl:N. THE, Insurance. on. machinery Is
s1ol00s, distributed tit similar ratio Il! tho
| snmu companies ms above. Tho stock Is iikG-
%!sS ao Insured III tho same companies for
I'Ie bark IN the " ysr.l. engines, and , boilers
aro lnsrgl TOR Slo ~ casll Of the FIRST ten
III isura'ee @ viii oSS bo copiete. ' Engle M 1 i,tos..
WIN hnt, considerable leathcr 1T process of
tnnn!nE. lad Insurance. as follows: Trndes-
u efH iin 'ssiqst's; 81 es;e Commonwealth ''' Fan
| The cai'se ls unknown. The fire oriaiuat.
| Gd IN tho vicinity OF the eslEIne-rooin md
barh-lnilt, but tho watchmall ls unablo
, 1880-09-07
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuE cured for. fifty cents:
Thurs IL mt roturuAt nKent In this wtlrla thht
Will c1lro Furar atih AKuo and all other s1allrl'
iosers s 4 tAided W Gy RAbW. .Eys Plhi.sj 10 quickly
a. sltADWAT'b iiEATy RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS FER NUrILE.
, 1880-09-07

CIN I IElAI u lL3I1As
RUSSIANS ADVANCING.
+. 1.nSnOS, Sept. D.-Twellty-tiye Thousand
Russians hAve arrived nj Virlna, u weeks
journey from Gaok-Ttpe.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-14
An Apology.

WeSSrS E'd5torS,-I owe an apology to
the Rev DR.. Woodrow for very seriously
(though uaintentjonaIy) misrepresenting
HIM IN your columns of last week. The
misrepresentation occurred on this wise ::
AT the time of writing the article which
appeared over my signature in your last
issue l did not have at hand Wolfe's
Debates and Proceedings" of the last
General Assembly. l was thus led to
contound DIR. Woodrow's speech, on a re-
port occurring in the Minutes of the
Synod of Georgia, with his speech on the
report of the Committee of Bills and
Overtures, relating to worldly amuse-
ments. This confusion was produced, in
part, by the fact that in Wolfe's report,
both Of these speeches were presented
under the general head of "Deliverances
on Worldly Amusements.
[ had scarcely mailed you the article
referred to, before it occurred to me that
[ might have done DR.. Woodrow an in
Justice. / Immediately sent for copy of
Wolfe's report and but for some delay
would have received it in time to have
prevented any injustice being done to
that honored brother AS it is, can
only express my deep modification and
sincere regret to find that I have, even
temporarily, placed him in a false posi-
tion. His speech was logical and con-
sistent.
trust that DIR. Woodrow will accept
this apology voluntarily and cheerfuliy
made. 1t is the best and only amend in
my power. MARC.
January 18Th, 1880.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-14
For the Central Presbyterian.
A CARD.

Mr.. Ed5tor,-I find myself under the
necessity, which will Immediately appear,
of asking you to publish the following
statement:
During the last autumn, writer in the
Southern Presbyterian, over the signature
of Pastor (the Rev. J. B. Adger, D. d.
IN several letters criticised myself and
the Executive Committee of Home Mis-
slons, in regard to our views and acts
about Home Mission societies, and parti-
cularly my address before the last General
Assembly on the subject of Home Mis-
sions and certain articles in the August
and September Nos. of The lIlSs5onarv,
on the same subject To these letters |
replied IN the same paper, except to the
last, which was so personal and offensive,
and withal so injurious, Doth to myself
and the Executive Committee that felt
constrained to meet its statements with
contradictions somewhat sharp and very
explicit. This reply DR.. Woodrow, edi-
tor OF the paper, declined to publish, and
tailed to assign any reasons for its reiec-
ton. have, therefore, submitted the let
ters IN question to a number Of experienced
and competent brethren, who, without ex-
ception, assure me that in their Judgment
there is nothing in it to deserve such treat
ment The Rev. VIM. Brown, D. D., for
nearly twenty years editor of the Central
ETeS6Wer7d1o, says, " [ feel it due to you
personally, to say nothing of the public
interests more or less involved, to express
my regret that the editor of the Souther1,
PreS6yterla1, has refused to publish your
Reply to Pastors Second Reioinder. =.
and my decided opinion, that in SO doing
you have been unjustly dealt with.
The Rev. DIR. R. p. Farris, senior editor
of the 81. LouiS Presbyterian, says, IL
have read and re-read the rejected com
munication, and must say, that had Pas
tors articles appeared in my paper.
yours would most certainly have been in
serted. For, first, the tone of your re-
Joinder accords with that Of his criticisms,
and, secondly, the matter of his articles
needs the answers you have given it,
l deem It important 10 make this vindi-
cation in the only way which seems left
open to me (1.) That DR.. Adger and the
readers of the Southern Pyes52teyian. as
far as they can be reached by other pa
pers, may see that was not silenced by
" Pastors last letter, and that I had
something important to say, if L had had
a chance to say it to the same audience
whom DR.. Adger was permitted to ad-
dress; and (2) That DR.. Woodrow may
understand that iudicious and competent
brethren agree with me that great ,inius-
tice has been done by him in refusing me
the opportunity to meet aspersions to
winch he had gwen currency in his paper.
RICHARD MCILwAINE.
Baltimore, Ja1l 8th, 1880.
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Church Extension in Richmond.

The conference of the ministers and
elders of our churches, held on Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian church,
was very largely attended, and was, on
many accounts, gratifying. The subject
of mission work in the western part of
city was presented and considered, and
the opinion seemed to be unanimous
one, that whenever such a step is prac-
ticable, we should endeavor to organize
a church in that locality. Upon the ques-
ton whether we should at once make
the effort to establish Sunday services in
one of the chapels already used for mis-
sion schools, there was some diversity of
opinion. From the speeches made we
infer that the sentiment of large major
ity of those present is that such an effort
is imperatively called for. As the meet
ing was but conference no decided ac-
tion was taken, but the whole matter was
referred to the sessions of the different
churches from whomya report will be
made to an adjourned meeting to be held
IN the Lecture-room of the First church
on Friday evening, (19th inst, } at 8 P. NJ.
Earnest speeches were made by Mr..
Cone, Maj. Stiles, Judges Ould, Wexford,
and Fitzhugh, Mr. Sleight, Mr.. Henry,
and others. Rev w. N. Scott presided.
THOMAS L. PRESTON.
January 10Th, 1880.
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Strong enough to live, spiritual enough
to desire, but very conscious all the while
that we are cramping the Holy Ghost in
His use of our personality, and that only
a little more prayer and fasting, and di-
rectness and personal effort, and disregard
for the world, would be followed by a
baptism of fire, which should overflow and
leap from heart to heart, and make of
every church powerful company.
We have wonderful compound of the
truth in our confession it fits the human
heart exactly on everp side: let it be bap-
tized with fire" "FoRT LYNNE"
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