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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

IMMGORA7IoN.-la a sermon delivered 10
New York on Sunday Rev. DR.. Tying, j., stated
that les! year 500. 900 persons came to America,
which is ncar'y t|ioo The population Of Della
wars. s1d IS. 0G0 more than that of Rhode Is
land. OF this vast w.va Of humanity, the
greater portion undoubtedly ere thrifty, ener-
getic people. who will add enormously to tho
developing forces Of our otu1trs; but, o. the
other hand, even among the best Of them,
there era c,r;ain forces at work which, 10 course
of time. may prove dangerous. Dr.. Tying thinks
| this especially tluo with reference to religion;
aud, as on instaIoo 9th deteriorating infu-
erce which fereign customs and habits
| transpsned to our soil arc capable OF eX-
eriog. c.tts The question ot Sunday obser-
| vapoe which has sprung up 10 rtcont years.
"CircDnaii," he seys, he's no Sabbath now;
Chicago Only has half enc, ard New York il
| fast aGvIrcllg 10 that direction" Another
f,rciga itlaaEc, Which d.. Tyog dwel5 upon
With cjnIidcrablo emphasis is tie tendetc7
tow ri socialism end The Ed7ic cy of ideas
(which, if c;r:icd cut, would subvcrt tho gov
crnmcDt." As to tho effect of immigration
upon The status of diff religions. no shows
that 10 thirty yc;r5. from lSi7 to 1877, 300..
600 mcra pfo,cs;sa:s than Ca!hol c1 arrived on
ou- sho-cl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

STEAM VS.. MUSCLE.-Two things sbaClately
necessary to make perfect roasted coffec is uni
tormiIy of heat AID regularity Of motion these
can only Jc oJtaincd Iy use Of steam. The
opposituis clearly shown 10 hand roasted CoffGts
IN It's many ampcrtcctions. All choice grades
OF Cofces will swell when s1bjected 10 uni
form heat. McBuroey's Steam Roasted Cot
lc.s arc aIHa7 the choicest grades Their daily
increased sales IS q good proof Of superiority Of
their Steam Roasted CoGces orer that roasted
Ly the hqnd mnchiac and muscle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

lNSTALLA1IoN,-Ata meeting of Tent No.
5. Independent Order of Il. clsbtts. las! nigh
tho follow i1g officers, previously elsoted, were
ostaled s., NJ. Il. Morris; =. g. r., Fl. T.
D:!s:C. r.. J. W. McKsnny; D. r., j. D.
kecDs; H. s., l. d. Lyles; T.. j. II. Beach;
H., J. +. Petty; y. G., j. L. BIadcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

MARRIAGE Tho marriage Of Mr.. Edgar i.
DoHidiie. brother Of Rev. VIM. DinHid5io. to
Miss hnrs Bledsoc. ycu1ecs; daughter cf The
late Prot, Albert 7. Bed.oe. 10 Christ Church,
this morning, BY Rev. Nj. Eat;r, was Witness
By largo nunber Of l!iaod5 Of the contracting
parties. Tho happy couple l.fs this city i'm
mc6atclg after the oarcmooy on short bridal
tip through The Dorth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

KNOTT TEMrIARs CONCERT. The c)DcsI!
TO be S'Tco CT Armory Hs!!. b? Ga Dlniici9u
C.umaada!y, Knight TtIno!srs, On Ifuvs-
csy tish: neg, ia locked f)Iw.ri 10 with ouch
Pleasure. TIE hest mutual talent Of this city
oud Washington will taEo part, and tho we'll
known Fcpu:a!ion CT the Counau tery havioe
the enta:lai2m oct 10 Charge is a tu;e guarantee
OF SUCCESS. Already large nus:ber Of tick .ts
have bean sod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
Opening ana Closing OF the Malls.

CLOSING.
Washington, Il. g., and Northeastern mails
8. M, II Ill. and and Is p. M.
Western mails 80 and ID p. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 81 8.
N. and 4 80 and Is y. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virgnis way and through mails, : 90 a.
m. and % p. N.
Manassas Division 90 g, II.
Alexandra TO Round Hill Va, S00a. M
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
son, d. g., 8 80 a. IN. II m. and T. on u. III.
Southern msils, via Richmond, Va, S 30 a. N
snd 80 O. n.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg. Virgins,
Through maiia) including way E1aila on Midland
railroad, 8 50 O. II.
Manassas Division 20 y. H. for lock be1 only.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va, 30 p. m.
Office Hours-OGice orenB TT 80 =. a., and
c!oses a. Z CO p. LII.
Sunday Hours-Ctiice opens al As a. H., and
closes al 8 80 d. rn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

CoNTRlEUuoNS.-The boxes for tho boatft
OF the poor, opened on Saturday. contained, fol
tho waek the following amvu1Is MIR. g,
VIM. Ransay's, $l.75; MIR. Geo. McBurpey's,
5 50; Mr. Geo. f. Frepch's, 49,; Dir. l1asc
Eunberg's 3d.: total. 81 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
sS- Ska E:uptions arising from Impm
ElOOd speedily removed By s. s. S.-lry it.

toLD WEATHER During tho COLI snap
th"'T IL nothing moro comfortable than GOOD
ret StoVo. Stoves Of all kinds to tu. all rur.
chs>"rt .ud III rricc' can b. found a: SLAMS
buys Neora Stovc House, corner King AID
Wy.!.inllOl S.1ecte, lMcBurney's building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
NH| lNNEH rORY FINISHED.

~ Iu"sGsY FEB =. n, 1851
~" h"v" IL III yc'Gd cur iav entory and lhrown
HI"h t'i c"nht"T gieat many RemnsIts OF all
stN"' q; 4 :oi- - b. sold clasp. We Gre clos
ia% on: = Gtcn. n!hny goods e. less than cost. in
"'':'t - N ne room 70. a large Sprie stock
S::rtilNuH - HI:EACuEU, OPTIONS
rHh III Eve ure setting in a full stock
OF lh9 aAnve e"o"a Of ChnicI Brands for Feb
ru.rY ''!cs SID cf3T 81 close prca:.
j.. r. B:ASuEAE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
q Ming Il. Q. inXsnbris, V,

I ArHh N:lCG-SpgCihL TERM FOR
- CIRCUIT COURT OF hLHNANDKiA
Or NJ In Goa p!iahco with al order Of
the Hon james keith, Judge Of The Eleventh
Jn c'sl Ciicl't of Virginia, a spaci,l term G.:
tho Crccuii Court Of AlcxsndrIs County will b.,
held &! the Gour. !iOusn Cf s.ih county, 10 Com
f12nce ON MUNEAG the II In of Februsry.
1881. Ia2to: BENZ, AUSTIN
ibS'tri Clork
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS,

Gc1Mer Probabilities. February S. lSSl.-
@sr taa middle Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy,
ia.cy weather, northeast, Vec:iDg 10 sou.herly
WINDS, falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
FOR MEN,

New Styles Claudent Scsrfs
New Styles Flexore Scarfs.
New Styles De Joinvillo Scsrls.
New Styles Windsor Ecarfs.
NewStyes Straight Ties.
New Styles Dress Ties
New Stock Kid Gloves.
New Oolored Linen Handkerchief.
Now CoIored Silk Handkerchief.
New Styles of Pajam,s.
Now Styles Fancy Night SHIFTS.
New Stylc1 Fancy Hslf Hose.
New Stock Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
New Stock Colored Shirtings.
New Stock Suspenders.
and shall mako
Now Additions to our Immense Stock of
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS
As Fast IS They Appear from
Tho Manufacturers of New York and Europ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

AhLsGATE ELECIED-h meeting Of tho
!flS,'icn Ct tho NJ. T. Chor,h last hight.
= j. l.. paui'. VS. oi.cled dclsssts. ind
AZ "a les Il. Cation. alisrnsto, 10 tie cluvcn
! cI ;hs: Church whioh nit cts 10 CuiutcI!ard,
'-tn 81 i&e oh CT Ms!o6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
ALFXANDR1A INSURANCE CoMpANY.-Tno

ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE COMpANY.-Tho
.cru,l meeting of the AIexandria Irsuraoce
Compan7 ;o:k pec, yesterday. The report
IL: the year shows healthy c,nlitou, and the
.iyiiand declared ($2 80 stock, and s 90 cash,
r.r ahate,) proves that tbs company ia well
l4.osgod. and ought TO b. more patroDiz,d By
oU- ctiz rs. 4 brief review of what has been
a.n2 " this Ait0gethcr homo enterprise, now
.@ l.: Ion y2a?, will be Interesting TO our read
$50. |: w2s c-Ga5.Zgd 10 the Spring of 1871.
Ia tiTsi p2!:c3. No. ! for the cum of SIS 900.
H,s issued to Gregory 4 Co., Oh the 10th of
h1ri!, Of sai1 ycsr. At that timo it had cap.
.,ai OK so. SIS. oDc fifth OF which is 90 per
a>aEc,) WIS paia ~ in cssh. During the TO-
oW.ng y2ac, loI2 522 new shares. a. $25 co
,aoh, wGro aubsc-ib,d. aod QUO fifth paid 10.
thereby ircccasioS i'g capita! to The sun Of
$685.. Ia 1876. ne = capital ID tie amount
ct So $50, was a3d:d, m,ki0g K as it Cow
lands, &57,27j Tho wonderful part OF this
G7rnpa1y'a record is % follow: During this period
d 0eary 10 yosy9, tic Company has paid ont
ID it5 policy holders for Losses alone, tho hand
a3mo sum OF So .0G2 Is; moro than four time 8
rs o!igloal cash capital. Besides this. il has
icc'casad its shares from s. 90 per share cash,
- SIS so. an decrease OF 10 per cent; and n
addition therato. ii has paid back to its stock
holders. tho sum Of s. 20 per share, or A per
c,nt The c,mpspy has dealt literally and paid
al i:s Ios3.s promptly. AS HON institution,
t should receive the Iu!I c,ui lerc, end support
q all our o-n people. |: is cs.imated that
s1ou. so 900 eaauaI'y, il pa! c.: By Aex
a,dra1s On Gc:1Un; G ii:2 i:sursaco. O1ly
ab1lt on9 f,tG q Ills aiuoaGt is let's 10 our
ely. NV !! o9a :aiI q this sun c,uid be
p?!i into the c}tt.c, 0; IT,. i!.xsni-ia lq>u-
T.2c, C>r0a8,y ADD tho H!,,'g rr s:ad here.
@5;!'d T25eu.!r - ;lJ il. >'sr.! bead; Z! ali
~ Il @2.f. Fare il ~ r>a.Aa Why this
2GG 10 - i,1o. \ It'll. .aGr, cucrgy on
sc c1r: cf "a, -.oc,.ho!la!s sui tricais of this
,sc'g a x.2:r!s ca:cTpris2. will do wonders ia
n,,ki7G this COMPANY, net GDly ou1 city's pride.
u. IT d; a:d Blessing TO the Wholo State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

!UE Coy C0UNC:L.- will be s.a,c
mp .4gt tiiiiress b2ioro tho City CouCc!I To-
.:Sat. i'o its!cr will sond 10 o mes ago r..
o.lnmoGGItg tho appropriation of 500 to sssi-t
dc';a'i-c shc KIP .n;o O. The proposed % q!
t:!fu =! Da!a.C; G:5J o3o recommending an
aAcu5m.:t 20 10 lr.s2rt l21 rCgna l:e the
sah q Il +, irCvidnE to7 {. :rce SAL e th
.Guatl1 aEimag I, by tli parties, aEyvhcr5 ia /; @
o,tg tr'irc tho scasJn. The Committee On
G.ucIa! h:Ts will intTcGu;o e biz, prepared ~
hy Nj. Bye, pr5v,diag fer the b,:;rr CD.
aware, 0! Sua1ay ia lis city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Feb 4.b, 1851.
To the Stockholders of ths Alexandria and Fair
fac Agricultural ant Industrial Association
The undersigned, appointed q committee I'm.
Ger resolution Of your body st your annual
meeting on Wednesday last, End inst, bag
leave to report that we have exsmin I'd the books
and papers Of the Secretary and also Of tha
Treasurer of The company and fnd them ID b,
correct GEO. JOHNSTON,
w. 81. MAI,
feb4-3t EDw. 3. LEADBEATEa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

PERsoNAL-lI. Grafton DuspY, tsq, OF
Eapquier WAS 10 The city to- day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

SPECIAL ERM "A SPECIAL term Of ,hn Ok.
- Cur. i,r iho c1u7tr, Judge James k'itfI
.'ii's,jr. Tll oomm.yc; IN tie ci!g Hio.d y
j.E.
tal.r kci:!i HIS Gwaid d Z, vi, Of c,r.r III
ian c!H 4 Tho c3T2mcnwca!h hgajas; Sca, Ii
j.. No,b.i!, President ct tho ArlN0.ton Turn
IKE Company. who waI iilct &i0G Iy Judge
@au.ster IL! cOnttmp. 10 c'CsnG III, sa:. Ct
10 o,;1gaIy 10 GlIiscco OF 90 order Ct court.
itc heifl7x OF tTsumcnt on tits Wi: ?4i!i f,rn
a pr: Il the business OF tie special tenn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

M0EE ABOUT TIE GRAVE ROGEsRS. -Char.
UAapmsD, ihe cr!tr-d ma cd Yesterday.
"al bc!3ro the alal1r this tnArri?G.
M-. EIvn.S B.l!e2rar testified that Chap
inln's w1ESp c2lraac3ud"i Y &c; y ID the on he
me- Coming I Ola 10 gray. yIti on tho night
# the rom "a .! !ha 5laHa
N.sg:nIa .tatcl TIA; ~ iii. the w. & a
aora. aoau Q o'clock On The night of the 26:h
II JIaGgTy nd ven; ho:aa, r.i.,aiUi0g there .iI
taH y. Mornils
h!!,c tla:ici; DiHcr nainaiy CT % special
.mp1.taECa, M.SCr SmIa aald C thought tho
y,l,a'c vas sufficiently st!oag to warrant him
n "sGir!g Chapman Oh TO tho grand Jury.
i'ar2au ca gbvo b0ni ia til, SUM Of
So Tor hii appearance hoi3rn the Airi tcrm
"a, 'riud ju.y Of the Corporation Colrt, end
go iai,Hlc1.
!ct-'l l.. I's3ci Tie collryd man WHO
ii'.c1 ray- "ccampaIioi him 10 tho hou5o OF
ser;Un o& 'hr ri@rllay IF tho 2G:n Of Jauuary,
h's rGt yrt ben arrested. lio ls said TO DO in
it'clmoti IN attendance Tpoa the mcolng Of
no State Eaputl;csn Egecuiga Committee.
Us 'h1u2hs uHon III; re,ora f. this city he
vi 2tv5 lims,f Up.
The - OF FEBRUARY PARADE --Nao Al
CI'1df!t light l7t4atrJ nc. last ulsht AID DO
ciicd to ta.r rSTt n tho rsr 10 III ) ci.y 90
;hn 2oS.
Tn. nca!iag 0: ;;.3 II, d au 10 Stem Fire
'-mNa77 last iSh: w4a presided o7aT BY John
.:hC'G. il2rry i. Wsrfiad a,.cd as Sore
'r:Y. 4 r,sarti1a WIS adopted d:c,erirg 10
..v'r 0! Ta.e3;:g On ttc - ! u' February vro-
.l'rd his :ar q ~" !ugp'sl"d by the ci.;Z9cs.
Tie lt:.r; .!aoj AMI h.ddc7 J3mpaoy Il
0ied alj,, 49,. tight, 10 i..v.r f par.dne %
'to 2al.
TIE F;c-3..:n F;'c Gomosu; 81 f..c,t -
IN, ed -" IN CsTa2aar - lI,rr,q Lisil',
- 'aIa &c; - j" ;:E!:A % III rro?c~. j n.rai,,
nc Co'C III. 5 .h&I iiit2 C,Ip:ry vii ,o,lt
,uysGa} -. d.
.oMcE NEwS.--Iho Mayors c;ioa I'll,
m'T.og vs. Cow !Ci with :cee!,;ors, tfa9n
."e;" ~ tho announcement t;iat .sIr,hs kai
"'.& = ucd Cr nc arrest Of two !uoic 10: =
'.ta5.,d w!'h ti2G inp.ic,tca IN II" r.c.at
ARE roJ1r.iGg i Ibis city. Cha; 3 Ch;pa IN
9-C q, ic -+isi r:Tii9s, wa aout or ~ rhc ga nj
nv I" ". tic char,c.
&. i. S@isc2n. C book scent irln Wasios
.a", ,.'E!' 81 yesterday Ter rctdilng books vi
at &c '.S", contrary &c 'sT, cav boSd IN tho
I'M Ct :&rl iCg h;s a:yccrsrc, "Wednesday
"cg'.
TEa w., men, FOX lighting crin', scr,
aard - ;rC5 ard discharged.
A WarT"n; has teco issued by Jus iG, :" il.
tIts>y ior rs arrest Of George Brcykl for np
sr.au't o. I.aUk Bright both cJllrci
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

LtID1SG ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECT.
- At mcs!loG Of the strckhtitrs OF tee
hluot lrErtD Building Asscois i)a, last eight.
.1c following officers were cit c;ed 10 servo for
'"e Esni1g year: S. 4. Gregory PCT ; dent;
= mes /. Reid. Treasurer; l.. L Uhar. Sec
'eIary. Thomas Lsadboster AID j. 4. Hill
we're cIacsed Directors 10 servo for three years.
Adv.'rUd CT 81 IS per sbar1 VAS declared.
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SPRING TR ABE.

tOR LADIES.
New Styles Neckwear.
New Ssyle5 Linen Handkerchief.
New Styles Silk uankerchiefs,
New Styles Hosiery.
New Stock Corsets.
Nc" Stock French Handmade Undere,rmepts.
Now Stock Fine Hamburg.trimmed Under.
garments, comprising Chemises Nighl
dresses Skirta, Corset Covers. etc etc.
New Styles Ulstera.
New Styles Jackets.
New Suits.
and many
Choice Novelties
FANCY GOODS.
"a s, SATOHELS,
And Immense Stock
Of All Our Favorite Makes of
KID GLOVES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

FOLDING TABLBSl
Il FOLDING TABLBSl
Folding Tables; sIso a much liner ash Foidina
Table highly adished, Cs!l and examine a.
MCLEAN & UHLERS.
janll 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

FOLDING ROCKING CHAIRS
a FOLDING ROCKING CHAIRSl
We have just received another lot of The
above; price only 81; they are ust the thing for
d cheap and useiul Xmas present..
hcLEhN & UHLER,
noNoU Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

NIsIGNATIoN OF MIR Rock -Gsoree w.
Rex, ~q, tcacer;d bis resignation to the
|,TaoIa:iJo Co1rt yesterday IS Doruy Ser
.'slt Of .!ie city. end The court adjourned unil
.CUI-Iay, he lOth Instant, to give Tie City
!&a)a 81 opportunity to tarLsh rrG b nd.
!an bad qulred IS $50 000 Thr m:lrbets
@ 'h3 h;r snd the cltz'Ga general! sill r;srct
. l2S} &c scIvioes ct 50 ciic:.,; ~ tfic,r IS
81 y, l:
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NlJ 5. 7. BAYLV. The re1uHiell c :L0tlatc
iJr Ious:css ia this distr,:. st Ike l,t, election,
.i:r,m,vtd TO This city from FAuquirr sni
'u.:.,- : real estate and clam o(f,'. Nj Is
'iH"r2CSh';: cquaio.cd with tbs 81 C IN the
ayu1 AID vc versed 10 the qualify ii the
.1ods, while Lis apquaptar C OF the depsrtmanis
3; aShlagton gives Lin p:ca!"r C i;i's 70!
The rrceccutirn of clairos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

OASTED COFFEgS-ROAsTHD tT
IL OUR STORE: Best java So, Maracaiho
cS. LsGauyra %, Rio 2lc aad fair Eio Is As
roast only choice Java. hsvs no grade for
less thsn a..
jsI25 j Il Mli,hiIHA
, 1881-12-11

Th: Kcy. c. D. Jc,frics has accepted call to
the Presbyterian church at Tccutnseh, NIB.
Mrs. vau Colt, the revivalist, has been recent
!y conducting Il series OF meetings in Worcester,
Mass.
Tie Kew. E. D. Stngcr fell dead last Sunday in
his pulpit ut Woodstown, \. J. His death WIS
caused by paralysis: resulting from ovcrwork
Of the brain.
The Rev Allen Mclean. b. D., Of Litchfeld,
Conll., has l,ecn compelled to rcittq1lst preach
jr- Tor Il few months nn account of i'll health.
He will spend the wi,:tcr in tho So:;t:1.
bishop Perry, of Iowa, is engaged fl, writing
h's,or, Of the Episcopal Church in tho United
States for publication In 1SS}, tho centennial Of
independent and organized existence.
E. 4. Harris. Of Fltchburg. Mass, Il conductor
OH the Old Colony kai1rond. has taken il four
months leave OF absence to inHtlyu-ate series
OF revival meetings among the railway eTnplnyts
in Massachusetts. '*:t .-
The Rev. Mr Smith, Of tho Free Methodist
Church, OF Fulton, \. T.. IS blind, bur be dis
churues the duties OF the pasturate with his
wite's help She accompanies him to church
Syer,' service. cccuDies the pulpit with him.:
, 1881-12-11
STRONG'S TELEPHONE.


The 3;urt}a,% Polarity vs. thc ELECTRO.
Magnetic 7s:attcry.
..,Thc man istl't crazy :l.l1 nc isn't a cfanK.
remarked one OF the snvorpurAtors Of fne inter-
stute Telephone CQlapany yesterday, IN Il semi
cxtta,t,tcfy, assuring way, after describing in
general terms whit the telephonic scheme ot
Mr. ..rrry {. Strong, ctectrcia'l. ACTUALLY WIS,
and after e;luinersattug tho 'alrioi1s tneos'cs'
heretofore supposedly yell established which
this iattcr-duv electrical icouocinst aAd set out
10 smash. The1har there WIGS my need uf the
assurance that Mr. Strong wis not Il crslnk may
he left tn the individual readerfUr bis Judgment
u.,tr being jntpr,uu'}. IN the words OF the
ccutlc1.au alluded to--:nr Mr. Strong himself
was Mt 5,a sf,,a..an$4s ,s 10 the"''u'e "a cS
:. In the Inst piucc,' said the reporters gen
tIcul,nr Informant, - This inAn does a"nF usttr
cs;ubI!sh I: Telephone line. Bell uses the Old
theory or u11ti1ltatory currents ana on tna1
theory hns p:lten1cd an applfGis toh " "nlcn
tctcphonic c,,nucctton can bs: natie: strong
has r;,ne step further, and Chains thAt thcrc IS
no such thug as uu!uiaIions lu electricity cttntr
in tim current OF otherwise. anu ta3t ,''f .ee-
pbouic communication is established bS polar
- now zoe: he e. psop:csc to ret hts polarity in
e; yi1bo,,t icilIrs you just how he proposes to
o II. t;ln r'yc viii what he claims to be 'te to
d. II may ,lston,sh you little. but he says the
time is cusf,inE when peop!r can communicate
without any wire bct"cen tocm'
.'Wnatt'.: l. t.
YES. that's just it, An you've got to %, %, ia
nrincinlr ~ tn nut u wire in the ground and
rt.icubi,ns 10 your ear uIlu lha man sou waut 10
Talk t., over the way docs the su.ne thing; Wild
out any wires in connection overhead, and "itn-
out uny battery. ,,,,, "
And ps,l,irity is ut the bottom OF IT at1:
YES. He claims that the whole c.lrtn Is
simply a mass Ut rolarIty. With every paft'cle
Of II Il telegraph wire, 50 q speah- = :
.Yss.as far d as its gone He has already tete-
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that put his Holy Spirit within hi1n:" that is,
within the people nf the age Of Moses.
That ii revealed law WIS Tho foundation Of
6od covenant with 1srnei. Is II presupposiucn
mouth" snys the Lord to Hosea, viii. l, u1,d
come as 'un eagle over the house Of Israel be-
cau$e they have trnusgressed my covenant and
trcspassed against my law. There fs co,,se-
qucut1y Il corrciutirc relation between the cos-
ei'1nt and the law as its record. The salne
prophet says, vi. L.. They, like men Tor, like
-adatuj llnvc trnnsgressed the covenant" and,
viii, L.. have written to him the great things
nl 1uy law Tor perhaps better, may write to
him u,yfi1ds 0! my lnws) they were counted ;ts
the law MS written document which, though it
were even n1urh larger than it is. would be cotl-
sid:rcd by Ephraim rs .@1,iI aud void:
Modern critics conclude from Jer.. vii, - -
with exclusion OF sacrihciul commandments
But this conclusion Is Improbable in Itself and
inconsistent with ]er., xNxiii., HIS, especially
with verse u.s. The modern critics reject this
passage spurious. u1ld the Septua@iut fnyors
theul. Tor there this passage is wanting.
We commend these statements Nf the prophets
Of the eighth century to the consideration of
those whose ronsccuces urc alarmed by the re-
suit Of the modern inquiry concerning the Pen
tuteuch.
certainty. uni. secondly. they cinnot Shake the
great facts OF the Old Testament, which the New
Testament suppa>sea ns premises of itself: third
ly. ii Is ueulonstrAbEc that the whole TurHh, rs
we have 1t before us. is Immediately Nosuc. yet
It reInniu:. true that the S!,lic lAw is rcytll
non Of God, although only preparatory and
imperfect Que. and tha. Jesus Christ. as the i'm
uedinte and full revelation Of God Is the end Of
the law. He is the nntitype Of the law, and He
has abrogated by fultiulent, not only the law Of
the oldest and youngest parts OF tile middle
books Of the Pentateuch. but all Of Deuteronomy
and Ezekiel
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Berlin has Il population OF 100, and church
sttttngs for only 1:ut033.

Berlin has population OF 1885, 600, and church
sttttuss Tor only 1:ut033.
The next mcc,!nG Of the Chicago Baptist So
cia1 Cnou will bt. held ut Grand P'.ciiic Hotel
Thursday evening. Dec. u.
The receipts OF tho American Bible Society
for October wcro III, 1861. The issue of the
Scriptures s'urin. the sume time WIS q SIT
cop:es- =
Elble revision is going On In Germany. The
New Testament wss tinishc1i about ten years
Hgu, and the reviser$ are lny putting tbs Gn,z1-
trg touches to tho Old Testament:
The prcsby;criaus hnye Organized an active
anu useful cburCh Ut Pierre, L. T., the present
terminus Ut the Black Hills extension of tho
Chicago j. Northwestern 1taiiroud.
II took the missionaries i'll Zululaud more than
ten years IL 1nakt The first convert. The Amer
ieun Isile Society has na,w in Dress II rransfa-
ton ot the Scriptures in tho Zulu tongue.
Brooklyn rcju:ccs ID the possession OF the
- First Identity Church. Thc name is derived
frpln an attempt 70 truce the 1den1ry Of The tcn
lost tribes OF lsrnci with the Ang:o-Sazon race.