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Hard and soft Water.

You often hear Of water for household pur-
poses being called ''hard7 and soft" The
reason why some waters especially spring
water, are ''hard" Is owing to the mineral
matters dissolved in them Rain water is never
'hard, because 1t is nearly free Of solid matter
The reason you had such al uncomfortable
wash and shave this morning at your friends
house was owing to the water being largely
charged with lime and magnesa- When the
soap Is rubbed between the palms in water
OF this description. the stearic acid in the
oil Of the soap combines with the lime and
magnesia. and forms compounds which the
water cannot dissolve; and hence the pro-
voklng curdiness you observed. For the
lather to be perfect one, complete solution ofthe
constituents OF the soap must take place, and
IN Nkre water this would be the case. But some
wa are permanently hard, while some are
only Temporarily so. Permanent hardness Is
caus6 when the water Is charged with sulphate
OF lime and magne5ia, and temporary hardness
by carb0nates Of lime and magnesia Pure
water dis5Olves the sulphates. but not the car
Donates Then how do the carbonates come to
be in the water at all? The reason is this:-All
natural waters, but especially spring and well
water, contain more or less free carbonic-acid
gas in a state OF absorption. and, when thus
charged. are capable OF dissolving the carbon
atcs 5ut whenever this Gas is expelled from the
water, say by boiling it, the carbonates are at
once deposited; aud this accounts for
the incrustation in the kettle, and
when this takes place the water be-
comes quite soft. The boiling does not affect
the sulphates to any degree in this way in water
that is permanently ''hard." Temporarily hard
water can be made soft by more means than
boiling alone. If tuoful of it at night be
stirred mp with q little ''slaked" lime and
allowed to settle, In the morning there will be q
white deposit at the bottom Of the tub. and the
water will be found to be quite ''soft," because
the lime added will combine with the free car
bonlc-acid gas in the water and the whole of
the carbonates will become deposited, In virtue
OF their insolubility in water without this gas
For drinking purposes. rain-water, after being
passed through charcoal filter, to remove the
organic matter it contains is the most whole
some for adults The general objection is its
tastelessness. pinch of salt will remedy this.
For the young, however. solid matter in the
water, Of the right kind, such as lime and mag
nesia. is good. as these go to build up the
bony structures ofthe child Chamber sJotanal.
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RAILROADS.

FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
s9Y XEb Va EsED
rhs psS.sn ss.nst fEFF5hf j
boz 6ost cGmPsnys LINE Win connect 9. ouanso with
STEAMER dfis LEAVES i STH ST. WHARF AT $50 A NJ
TICKETS BY Rail- SSSSSSSS. VIA BOAT AND VICE
. For information &C.. apply at companys once. tn
GEORGE MATTINGLY. Gen. supt.
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
IHE M2PEt TE EAsI mp THE TH 2NkE LINZ
JANNEY COUPLER STEEL KAILsi
SHSSs %ssaiSstJ Sszh0f
sGsBTfss kS FSF SE spd Way stations
6:5o-Baltlmore. Annapolis and Way piedmont stras-
euES ERhfF afsFssn and ws' h7
4 BGfas ffa Wy s'sfH BOSTON
EXPRESS. Psrlor Cars 70 New York:
ana and s y fo q fon % "a
ts:oSSB.ltimo.s; Hyesssyilie and Laurel Express.
II zfadss 'sss 8 & sSRs
tlo:4e@ httsburF. Chico Cincinnati and S. Louis
EeS cg aHs w.
bas sqHsty ely E e. nsnOfs and Way
f3:00-Baltimore, Philadelphia and n. Y. Express.
S:3O-Batmore and Way Stations. Winchester. Fred
sRa Wy VI, fffs sgrss sd
erick via Relay, stopping ut Annapolis Junction.
t4:40-Baltmore, AnnaI oils and Way Stations.
h45-Point of Rocks, Frederick. Hagerstown. Win
Essy saSl 4 4 sns n.s. "a
e:os-Pofnt Of Rocks and Way stations.
f700-Baltimore and Way Stations.
f6:l0-PITTSBURG, CLEyELAND and DETROIT
EXPRESS Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburg.
9:10-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
f9:s5.PHIL ADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
fl0:l0-Cbcago Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. St Louis and Chicago.
II :30-BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
fDay. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except Sunday
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio Ticket Ofces. Washington Station. 6l9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, 14th street. where orders
will be taken for baggage 10 be checked and received Il
any point in the city.
VIM. CLEMENTS, Master Of Trans, BALTIC. my0
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TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS; MAGNIFiCENT EQUIPMENT.

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND soUTHwEsT.
STEEL HA h krrEc MA JUNE sTH Isss
OF sTH AND STREETS. As FoIIows:".
For Pittsburg and the West Chicaeo Limited Express
Ssily; Fast Lane. $50 !. NJ dsy. With sissp I'M;
sss r, d., S f f e s;
For a,9 ss
daily except sunday, with Pslor Gar from Harris
ss s Si .s. ss i ss s.osD ssa'
For Ne. dHs . ssafsBB: r. E.ss goo
ana sS p and %sa On so q s
sSs S :a s s' g fssS .s .1ssa s Ssa
F0 sS.a ssS SEQ sp Sunday aSisS 9
1870 pm. Limited Expresa s:so am. daaly.sz-
For S SsRs sSse s.e soo sso. 1880 m ana lisa
sana:ys 500. $50 ..m.: i:s0. s:ad. s:sS s.sS
For fois.s S!ssE In. Geo am. and 40 pm. a.as.
For Annsposs. S:zo am and 4.4o Pm daily. exosps
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERIcKsDuRo RAN
WAH. AR ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
for Als q Go so "a !, 90 sad z e
r.,,a ;iiy: "a SO IN; ssiiI ssssss saeSsS -.
s =; S%! sss BID 49, e 6 s sss =
Tssi. ed inisns S 4 Is oiSs sa..s
81 e asa s:ssss scs rs.Dsyyss: sysa1s 90 g
ssss % dasaassian fl0n h0ssis ana yfsesP ~es6S,c
oepsrs -, 8; wcV p
FRANK THOMSOX. General Nanaaof. a
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aid WINE AND OLD FRIENDS AHE KuQWu -
" ths be.t eets JUgTHe 0ld etand Agsp f4yW
q 6SfshffS - q, sRs & r ssss.s'i 80
sxca1 e yU9THB o1 StnnA NeI 1lo q - k(b1ll1
9th aHUGk hqkvonn ID and = aEoG6 noEG1 MI Nh
xcec ~ Busa bronn:cv st1e76cd b. -
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STEAMERS. &c.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM

NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
81 The hrst-clsss- fun powered. Clyde-built Dutch
AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM scHIEpAM,
EDAM, ZAANDAM, II. CAl.AND
W. A SCHOLTEN. MAS
CARRYING the u. s. Mails 20 Netherands leave cos-
pany's Pier. foot Of Sussex street dorsey CITY n T.
regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and AM
steriam. alternately
First cabin SO: second cabin. $50: steeraee s2s
n CAZAUA, general Assent, 27 Sort William street.
New YORK For pssssse Apply 20 W. q. METzERoTr
SCo, s1e fennsyivania avenue. Washington.
FTNHE STEAMER ''MATTANo- LEAVES grH
THURSDAY. NJ seveL O'clock m, for Pctomsc river
landings. stopping at landings in Nomini Tuesdays
and Thursdays, Msttox Creak Sundays and Thurs
days Chapel Point and Brents Wharf sundays down"
and Wednesdays up" and Mattawoman Greek
SUNDAYS down" aud Mondays up" returning 20
Washington every Monday. wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
Fo- information applyto
my2s 7th street wharf.
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DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 10Th the STEAMER SUE csr-
tain w, c.. GEOkiHEGAN. win leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF. foot Of eth street EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'Clock =. M, for BALTIMORE and River LANDINGS.
AnRiver Freight must be Prepaid
Returning, arrive in Washington every SATURDAY. nieht
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS
m16-6m 7th street Wharf and Cor 18th and Pa. ave-
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LrMTTEn
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20. N. r.. NEW YORK
seryia We'd. 81 June Gallia We'd. 10 July
scysiia Med. q June seryis We'd. 2S July.
ParthIa. Wed, u July. Bothnia Wed, 3 Aug.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW Y0Rk.
KATE OF PASSAGE:
- $50 and 500 for passenger accommodations.
Storage at very low rates Steerage tickets from Lv
erpoo and Queenstown and all other parts Of EUROPE
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
HAVE Antwerp and other ports tho Continent aud
tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and apply at the Companye Office
No. Bowling Green, OF both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 18th street. Washington.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., New York;
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGEIOW & co..
jan12 COS 9TH street Washington.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT2P. NJ.
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
For Passage apply to
c. b. RICHARD CO.,
General Passenger Agents
81 Broadway. New YORK.
Crto PERCY q. SMITH,
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" AMI
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKR
VIII leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAy
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, st 5: 80 e'clk p m, touch
ing at Pney Point Point Lookout Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare TO Fortress Monroe Norfolk a 50
Round trip fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 90
Second class fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
First class fare Pney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip fare TO Pney Point and Point Lookout a 50
Second class fare to Pney FONT and Point Lookout rs
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS THU RSDAYS
and sATuRDAIS; at four O'Clock !: M:
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and e. c. KNIGHT viii resume their
trips, leaving Pier Il, last River New York. every
every FRIDAY at O'Clock am. For particulars apply
10 agent 63 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms be secured A general
Office, 6lS 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
nue.; st. Marc Hotel, and 1t boat.
Oc23 ALFRED WOOD SECRETARY
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BOOKS, &c.
MINER READING.

Gu MINER READING.
20
winning the Battle, Thomas. LIS
Appietons General Guide u. s. and CAnadas. Z. 50
Nordhoff-s California. (1ew eiitionl. 2. 90
brakes White Mountains (Trsyeers' edieon) =. s. 90
Anne Illustrated by Renhart ]. ~
Ashenbroedel name i. 90
Hodssons Errors in Use of English .......... 1.50
Yesterday-Leisure Hour. J. 90
Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries
JAMES J. CHAPMAN.
Metropolitan Book Store,
je11 gl1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NEW BooKs.-JoHN c. CALHOUN. VAN HoLTz:
~ Is; For Ever and Day Fuller; 81: so. A
Paadin Of Finance Jenkins ST. California for Health,
Plessurs and Place of Residence. Nordho; 81. In
o1ssn snd AdventqF Te,ss jF%er; IL Anns
From Hand to Hand. Mrs. wister; 81 90. Among the
Azores Weeks; 81. 50. Aschenbroidel, (No Name
Ssriss2 81 Lottie Of the NIL. Heinsbury; g. SO:
70 Europe; 81. So Anew and beautiful assortment CT
stationery and Fancy Goods inst received, by
VIM. II. MORRISON,
Law BOoKsELLKR AND STATroNER.
ATS Pennsylvania avenue,
3el6 Washington. ID. c.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after NOVEMBER Sd, 1881, the steamser
AkRowsMITH win leave her wharf foot OF 9Th stree.
at An every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR.
DAY for an river landings; On MONDAY asia
Nomin1 Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomini, Currioman,
Coldron's and Howard's- On SATURDAY, Curr1oman
and Leonardtown. JOHN r. WOOD,
mS
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~ latest styles Of MILLINERY, including Round
and BONES CAPS specially. 6is 9Th street north
west. nal
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HE TRADES.
II YCETTS BINDERY, 1ol2 PENNSYLVANIA Av
II Plain and Fancy Bindngso6 every description done
ut reasonable rates. Blank BOOKS specially. Best Of
references Orders by mail promptly attended to. M
GIBSON BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
1888 Pennsyivania avenue. Waahington. D. G.
- Fine Printing . specially. 3anl9
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goodness to nothing unless IL Is rooted and
ing unless H. too is grounded In steadiastness II Ia
worthless worse chan worthless unless II Is fearless in
the face OF the enemy or so long ~ 1t asks permission OF
evil 10 exist BE not driven about by every wind OF doc
trne, by that which draws you now TINS way ana now
that but be In what yOu know to be the right as the
rock in the forever seadas against the shock othe
waves We have right To suppose that GOD VIII bcss
us are not adfast in inner loyalty aud in outward
picy. You ought To he able to predict mans con
stanCv III the church of God surely can the r
ing and the setting of the You might expect az well
the everlasting hills To fly from their forndaons as that
the sOul of constant Christian Will turn
from its duty. You and ought TO
he failing from the flying years and the
changing seasons the elements Of nObler HE, and
higher atcadfast character DO some OF you Wlsh
to bury the year oblivion, t0 blot II from the records
OF Your lives because il has been heavily eghted with
TO youl Remember that God makes all things,
all experiences. Joys and To work together
for tHp formation OF characters.
Let bc sure, the beginning 81 another year. that
not forming anY little. selfish plans, contrary TO
God's~wll Consider the good woman in the text,
faithful az the post OF duty IN Ter home, faithful AT
the post of duty q; the altar Of Cod that is her record
What will and mine be Care not what the com
ing years may bring OF iov sorrow. so long as your
characters made stcadfast 10 Christian duty
Let me that unless man Is watcniul, II ne II
negleCtfl Of his souls welfare. he grows worse from
t. year Then come to the altar OF Christ to-day
aud consecTate yourselves, your households, ana all
that you have, to the service of God.
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ITS FIFTY-EFTH ANNIVERSART.

The North Baptist Church, at Christopher and
Bedfordst held its fftyth anniversary yesterday
morning. The interior Of the building was deliberately
decorated. Tho columns supporting the galleries were
wreathed with evcrgreens. and the pulpit was orna-
mcnted with cut flowers. The church was brilliantly
illuminated with fancul gas jets. and above the read
ngdosk number OF gilt letters formed the word Eb-
cnczer" Tho front OF the altar bore the dates in NO
let's " 1S27-lS82"
The Rev. Dr. Brouner pastor Of the church preached
the sermon He chose his text Samuel l., 7l2 ::
"Thcn Samuel took a stone and set il between MzPeh
and Shen and called the of 1t Ebeuescr; saying.
hitherto The Lord has helped us" After an exhaustive
history OF the church he said remarkable clrcum-
stance that OF the eight sisters and iour brethren
who founded the building 1927 three Of the former
and one OF the latter still members Of its com
muuIon Three out of the nine pastors 10y whom the
church had been directed have died since the jubilee
year. IN 1877, and four Ou o. the entire number still
live and are engaged active work. The congregation
il building new church IN West Eeyenih-st, and in
tend To occupy on the LIST Of March.
Last evening the meeting OF the JuisOu Missionary
Society Of Church and Sunday school addressed
bY the Rev. Halscy Moore.
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EXPRESSING IHEIR KIND WLSHfS

After tie last form of THE TRIBUNE had gone
down 70 the prcss-rooms early yesterday morning,
the printers instead of putting on their coats and
hats and starting for home. gathered IN one corner
of the COMPOSING room. where john Tyler. the as
sistant foreman. was at work. Mr.. Hamilton, in
behalf of the printers, then presented Mr.. Tyler
with handsome silver snUll-boX. Mr.. Tyler was
greatly surprised and pleased, and he thanked the
men in few appropriate words
In he meantime others OF the printers had placed
a handsome French music-b0x on a table IN another
part Of the room, and had hung above it wreaths
and New Years notices. Meanwhile W. =. Thomp-
son, the foreman, had been looking at MIR. Tyer7
present but he was now led unexpectedly toward
this part of the room. Colonel j. A. Spcrry, undtr
whom Mr. Thompson learned ms buSincsS some
wears ago in Tennessee. STEPPED forward and, IN he
half of the printers. thanked Mr. Thomson for the
considerable treatment he had always shown them,
aud presented him with the muslc-boN. lie also
made pleasant speech.
Nr Ihuups'n. who was much SURPRISED anu
touched, lhankcd the men. and said that he hored
nothing would over interrupt their cordial rela-
ton, He smoke Of the training hc had received
under Colonel Sporry. and iaIghins y r.. erred 10
" urn ne was devil ne admitted that they were
deserved lie added that h. supposed that the
mu-ic-boX contained only tunes which were NOR
aud suggested that ali present should try ana Keep
step to them in the coming year.
Mr. Thompson and Mr.. Tyler have occupied IL IT
present positions on TIE TRIBUNE Tor about five
years.
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Dantln ! Arn0cmes.

tD{ERTISFMENT FOR TIE NEW.
= YORK TRtHt NJ WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TBR
"rToWN OFFICES, 50 l.2'- broadway, corner thirty.
lfsi ST.. Twenty -tiId-s,., E@hth ave-,
So ~ vast Fourteeuhs ST. corner square. go Third
ave-. co Der Forty-srv enthst II the HARLEM tFFltE9
Nos UGl and 300 Third ave, one hundred And
twenty nfth-st-, 20 .. AT regular Office latSa
LIEN DODWORTH'~ SCHOOL FOR
L DANCING. No 6Sl Ffblvo.
Glasses morning AMI afternoon Glasses Tor fan
flies Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings Prl
lessons. send sUllup tor circular
EAIL MARWIG'S SCHOOL for DANCING,
y ~ Madison wing terms application; gentle
mems evening class oycIy Wodu. sjly az y
- HARVARD REILLY'S, SIS jth-ave.-
/ Newport Casino engagement closed October l.
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ElITI1I l(' NOTICE
'ii' w
pu6vp- A. ENCLOSED IN SEALED ENVEIO PES,
I, .Ir ANA fin. d.f, u ur uat on and q statement the
,.rl l INV r,.e' VIII De, received al
ftu,uf Of Street tItauc, 81 ClaIuurr IN lie
C OF sew. Yo > unfit ~ ocloc Me- Of ihgrday. the 81
rs,- .f IaJr al which time place proposals.
vii, n publ,'ly u,,uc,l ami r-4d the cleaning tr
-r.r. f ie ic4o.ll NJ SNOW luI and the
ashes. amt iiH
,t.,l of t,. anne, M Gee ,coud Cleaning District
m. ity ~ Nc ora rom the DC day of Fcbruarr I-,3
II dtl laudIr,.
M ,.,,I,-,tl ,I.aufcf t.T 1u- 0f
ISL mon me COMMISSIONER street Cleaning To make aud
I e., ,.suts Yccial contracts.
Iuc street triuiug District ~ the City o. New
y.rs i.v Ge-i.I..cI hv tlt COMMITS 1ucr OF street
.sluf n las. consist. of all mat port ON of Che
C,fyoi New. lur. bounded 70. irl ows:
FOUNDED , unt ,. .nuf.ry
~. tt.a fyna,v1, e., .i-ry 10 tIr last River. tIr
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Clin Ncal GslGlc for GaIe.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
y YORK TRIBUNE Will Pr RECEIVED Az TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l2$3 broadway, corner Thirty.
tG-t-.t- Wet Twenty IlrsJ. corner lt"htl-iNc.
No. ~ East Foulr,ut-t corner Uuou.square 7fO Third
corner Forv->eycuth-.t. nj the HARLEM OFFICES
luul and $40 lhr-ave- corner One-huniIed-auu'
treuty.Gftn.s,. dp to p. H. a. 'sulir Ito rates
NEW-YEAE'S Present for your wife or
y Observation-Disclosures Brown Stone Houses %iC West
Sith ,j 18Th and 7ls-t- .h park entrances and
elevated stations SloiDu N % trl" J. Ems, 800
West ,4 On ST., Broadway ana j2o-.t o. Pin ST.
NOR SALE OK LEASE-I1rrc blocks of bulk
headed WuefrCuts f'I WauUia uflr- chemical works,
&c. IA. YOUNG, IIeiIcgI, 20 iAch.ugopl-ce
LOR SALE-With immediate possession, the
desirable story English basement hoj-o 49, East
inst door % Losing u-dvc. size lot -GN73.D
house ~ fair condition. Apply TO T. FLANAGAN $50
OtA-aNG
GTORE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Pccl1 Slip,
- between Pearl and Wa'er-st. rutland d. WHITING,
l2l Na,stu-st
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MIR. BEECHER At PLYMOUTH CHURCH

At Plymouth Church yesterday morning in
announcing the sale Of the for Tuesday evening at
: o'clock sharp, Mr. Bcechcr said they would he sold
with absolutely no reserve 10 he highest bidders. If
man had sat in seat long as Mcthusaleh might
have DONE il gave him claim on it over one who
wanted to pay more yet neighb0rlv courtesy and kndi
ness were expected among Christians. Mr. Beechcr
also said he would receive calls from II q. m until
6 H. m today seven hours being the limit of his endur
ancc The sermon discussed the relations Of men a.
Gods stewards and referred only incidentally To the
new year closing il Mr. Becchcr referred TO the
condition BROOKLYN There he said, foul cancer
in the city the shape OF jail and there were schools
with conditions OF uuheah to make humanity ashamed
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-, and another OreECd, we 'nsu',oan, seI,
nst closed ." ,t orroTs sucrcsses, hopes ana uT"p
5eyeS mt aud ok INTO the @ T "na pH
n's' o' ~ tIe ire Vorahlc destiny tnai ln'l
ger, Gi THOUGHTS OF m description st W IN, ps. and
Of Ell whouri ar" utterly Wo' NY nv he thuLfm for
@ yr rccciycd and resolve 20 shape 0 If ibis
ttur ~ that when We lc"k "" n ~ s",c,,f mat we
an and that il has rot been ms Pc; -, mn
year rn,,. better aud that We nave nc, | w.; a. W.,
,r,as,rs tor ourselves hereafter , ,ril we adhere
uS rsoluticnf How o'tcn are ne 80 Strength
80 "ui ,,t, ,,'uo~rove We must hnnpN ASA 81, , -
day iorE"'l, ma lido us only blessings sdch rs
80 a,,. worthy OF Cbr,sti9ns ana my a. "
.ti,nla wish Tor ourselves ohd cur Ir''n"N
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SH4KING HANDS IN CHURCH

There was only standing room in the Brook
i'm Tabernacle yesterday morning, and consequently
there must have boon nearly six thousand persons pres
emit Tie church still bore its Christmas decorations.
Nj Tana.c delivered characteristic New-Icar's dis
course AT the end the the preacher invited
the members Of the congregation 10 file past the platform
so that he might shake them by the hand The response
the invitation almost unanimous few people lcdY-
ing church until they had wished the pastor happy
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Alusiral lnslrumcnt5.

D.-BEATTY'S PIANOFOETES.-M Magnificent
ID holiday presents. square grand pauOioIcs four very
corners, uoi tircv anisOns,
IAtty's mutchc.s iron frames, STOOL book. cover boxed
~gg7 prices $500 10 TlUDD; salts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
TO PHILADELPHIA


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