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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Ministerial Movements
Synagogue Worship.
Chat by the "Way?Presbyterian
ism in New York.
Second Advent Theories?Catho
lic Missions.
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PROGRAMME OK SERVICES.
Dr. Tbomaa Rsmbsut. of Brooklyn, wilt preach IB
Trinity Baptist Church tbia morning and evening.
??Encouragement lor the Believer" will be offered to
the Tabernacle Baptlat Cbarcb this morning by Rev.
Robert B. HalL In the evening ho will discourse on
"The Wonderful Lore ot Christ."
The Rev. J. E. Sear tea will preach JfeJVUlett Street
Methodist Episcopal Church this moi^ and a gen
eral prayer meeting, conducted by laymon, will be
held there In the uftcruoou and evening.
"Tho Love or God for the World" and "How to
Make Home Happy" will be dlacuaaed In the American
Free Church to-day by the Rev. C. P. McCarthy. The
church will discuss strawberries on Friday evening
??Whet la the Unpardonable Slnt" wtll bo aaksd and
answered by Rev. Fred Bell In the Academy of Mnsle,
Brooklyn, this morning. In the evening bo will have
? variety entertainment, singing and preaching.
At Washington Square Methodist Episoopal Church
the Rev. J. M. King wtll preach at the usual hours to.
day.
The Rev. Dr. Dunnell will minister to All Salata'
Protestant Episcopal Churob to-day as usual.
Tho Rev. T. IL Burcn will preach for the Free Taber
?acie Methodist Episcopal Church this morning, and
the Rev. John Johns will discuss the "Perils of Un
belief" In the evening.
At the Cblckering Mall service this morning the Rev.
Samuel Colcord will preach on "The Trial et Faith.M
The Rev. Joseph Odell, of Brooklyn, will preach la
the afternoon.
??A Practical Argument" will be gives to Bleecker
Street Universalis! Church thts morniuK by Rev. E. C.
Bweeiser, and in the evening "Stones of Remem
brance" will be plied up before the congregation.
Dr. J. A Broadus will preach morning and evening
m Calvary Baptist Charcb.
Tho regular camp meeting will open at Sea Cllfl next
Saturday under the direction of Mrs. Maggie Vsn
Colt, the evangelist. Three sermons a day will be
preached.
In the Contral Baptist Church "The Kiss of the
Backslider" will be explalnod aud condemued this
morning, and "The Value of a True Woman" be com
puted this evening by the Kcv. J. D. Herr.
The Rev. 8. H. Tyng, Jr., will preach In the Church
of the Holy Trinity this morning and afterneou, and
In tho Gospel Tent in tho evening.
"The Rekllty of Evil" and "City Companions" wtll
fee discussed by the Rov. J. M. Pullman belore the
Bburcb ot Our Saviour at the usual hours to-day.
In Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
this morning the Rut. W. F. Hatfield will tell tho
church "How to Reach the Masses;" and In the even
ing will describe the "Character of Baalam."
Tho Rov. X. L. Rowell will speak to the Free Baptist
Cbarcb thts morulng sbout MA Clean Heart," and in
the evening about "The Sleeper."
Dr. Ariniuge will present to the Fifth Avenue Bap
tist Church tbls morning the "Portrait of Jesus as
Drawn by the Evangelists," aud in the evening will as
sort "Tbe Lordship of Jesus as Thus Attostod."
For tbo Free Episcopal Church ot the Reconciliation,
the Rov. E. S. Widdemerwlll preach to-day at tbe asual
hours in Old Calvary ChapeL
Tbo Rov. W. T. Sabine wtll preach at the usual
boura to-day m tbe First Reformed Episcopal Church.
On Wednesday morning tbe Rev. Dr. T. H. Gregg, late
vicar of East Hsrborne, l.tlchttold, England, will be
consecrated bishop ot the Reformed Church by Bishop
Fallowes.
Grace Baptist Church will be served to-day by the
Bev. J. S. Kennard at the usual hours.
?The Family on Earth and in Hoavea" will be drawn
together by Rev. William Lloyd this morning in the
ltoformod Cburoh on Madison avenue. Mr. Lloyd will
spoak on "Crowned with Thorns'' In the evening.
The Rev. I>. B. Juiten aud the Rev. J. J. Mulr will
presch to-day lor tbe Pilgrim Baalist Church.
Dr. Isaac Wescott will preach Mrs. Webb's faneral
sermon tbls morning and will deliver an "Address to
Husbands" this evoulng in Plymouth Baptist Church.
In Spring Street Presbyterian Church tbe Rev.
Alfred B. Moment will say, "Bobold tbe Man," tbia
morning, and In tbe evening will talk about "A Man
srbo Had his Thumbs and Great Tooa Cot Off."
Tbe Rev. E. Van Slyck will preach In tbe morning
Mid Rev. W. H. Miller In tho evening for Sixth Avenue
teformed Church.
"Christ aod God" will bo discussed In Stanton Street
Baptist Church thts morning by the Rev. S. J. Knapp,
?rlio'n tbo evening will speak about "Truth."
St. Alban's Day wilt be appropriately obsorved to-day
la St Alban's Protestant Episcopal Church, wben tbe
Rev. C. W. Morrill will proscb morning and afternoon.
Tbe Rov. Dr. Kwor will officiate and proach at tbe
tsual hoars to-day in St. Ignatius' Prolestanl Episcopal
Pburch.
In St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church tho Rev.
?r. Rylance will preach tbls morning and evening.
Edith O'Gorman, "tho couverted Nun," will give
Mr last lecture this evening at Harvard Rooms, Sixth
(venue and Forty-second street. Subject?"Her Mi
raculous Convorsioa, Her Trials and Persocutionr."
"Tho UloricB snd tbe Wrongs of Ireland" will be the
lubject ot a lecture this evening by tbe Rev. M. I.
9'Farrell, pastor of St. Poter*s church, In Barolay
itreet. at St. Patrick's churcb, corner of Bramball and
Dcean avenaes, Jorsey City Heights. Tbe proceeds
will be applied to the completion of tbe new church,
which Is tbe finest church edifice In Jersey City.
Rev. David B. Jutten will preach In tho Slxteaath
itreet Baptist ohurch to-day.
CHAT BY THE WAY.
it is undoubtedly better to be honestly poor thaa
tlsbonestly rich. Still, If tbero Is any compromise by
irhtch we caa get to be comfortably well on, with not
too much wear and tear of conscience, we shall all of
os be glad to know of it.
It wan Ttioman Brooks, tbo preacher of tbe seven
teenth oentury, who said.:?"Sugared poisons go down
pleasantly; oh, but wheu thsy are down they gnaw
ind gripe tho very hosrt-etrlngs asunder."
It was Luther who, whon reading tbo passsge, "He
that keepeth lsrsel neither slumber* cor sloeps," re
narked that we ought to romoiuber that "be that
bateth Israel" nevor sleeps either, and so It behooves
as to keop on tlio wutcb lor hiui.
It was a boautiful saying of SL AnRtistlne that "A
man may love gold aua yet not have it, but no man
lovetb God, but be is sure to have God."
If you want to have the very best society tbe surest
way to And it Is to stay at homo with your wllo uad
children.
It is easier to grumoie at your neighbor twice than
to And an cxcusa lor hiui once.
What a pity II Is tlint tbe ordlnsry sertnou should
10 closely rosomblo su opiate. Unu goes to ohurch de
termined to hear everything, but ufter the iir.it llfteon
minutes, by tho time tbo speaker baa wariued up to
the dangers of this world and begun a variation ou the
old subjoct with "Thirdly," the eylids foul as though
they were made ot lead and the bead totters on tbe
shoulders as though tbe spimU cord hud been suddenly
oxirscled. It may bo ail wrong, but we.bavo at times
tolt thst tho little boy was right, who, alter reading
that lbs days Id the north are sometimce four months
long, listened impsiiently and restlessly to ooe of
Ibese "Tenthly" sermons, end then whispered to bis
Botber that Sunday, was one of those lour months
days snd that tbe minister would probably preach till
lurvlown.
There scms to be considerable excitement la rell
jIouh circles just now becsuso congregstlons are apt to
uU t minister without a proper Investigation of hla
mtecedents. SevorsI soclstles bavs lately done what
wo often did In our boyhood when we went fishing,
nx. baul at the line with tbo cortainty of landing a
tue'baddock and discovered that wo bsd on u skate
irhicb wo couldn't gel off the hook. It
ihorcbss would bo a littte ?re caroful la
tbla otttir it wmM not be necessary to
convene synods and aaaemblies to settle perao
aal quarrela and a araat mujr hard worda could Im
enaed from the ecclesiastical vocabulary wbicb ara
only too frequently round oo clerical lip*. Tba ilevll
always laaaaa a proclamation tor apeclal thankaglving
when deacoaa. minister* and peers grow red in tba
laca and call bard aamea Tbo colored traatoe via
not tor bob I ad bia paler brethren when ba aaid:?"We
don't know nothln' about Rev. J. Smith, and tberloah
bo la tba man we want."
In tbeae bard tlmaa personal frtendebtp la aubmltted
to very severe teats. When you bad a large income
and could giro dinner parties, you were probably sur
prised st the number o< people in tbla cold world who
thoroughly appreciated your talents and your wine.
But when your sugar turnod to vinegar tho lliea all
buzzed ofl to a different corner and you were left to
alng tbeae lines aa a sad aolo:?
When things wont well my friends were many;
Wban things wont 111 I hadn't any.
It is said that the cannibals of the Fiji Island* ara
a thoroughly Appreciative people. Tboy delight in the
missionaries, but it Is In a gustatory faatuon. Tbey
digeat the preaching, and alter that tbey digeat the
preacher. The supply of missionaries, however, is
not equal to the demand, and, curiously enough, thoro
seems to bo some hoaltancy oa the part of promising
young men to work In that field.
When a ouamess man went to the Fulton street
prayer mooting ha put thia signiilcaut sign on tba
window:?"The owner Is undergoing repairs."
A very Important leaal question haa arlaen with
respect to Lazarus. Whan be died he waa possessed of
certain property. Tbla property wont, of course, to
his admlnisiratora and beira. WUuii be caino to Hie
agalu he bud no logal claim wbaiover on tho property
which tbc Supreme Court had disposed of. Tbo law
does not reeoguizo tho right ol any mau to die, und,
altar a given time, to cotno back again. Such permis
sion would create inextricable couiusion. Wheu a
man dies, ospoclally.il lie is a millionnairo, and his
various relatives have boon waiting to handle tho
ducata, of which ho was so careful, he baa no right to
roturn. In the first place, his money haa been dis
posed of to those who are not likely to ttive it up will
ingly, and in the socond place, although ho might read
his obituary In the papers and be pleasantly snrprlaod
that he had so many vlrtuea, be would be called a
great many hard names by those who were quietly en
joying bis possessions, and be thought even mojro
meanly of than ever before. On tho whole, If you hart
had a aatisfaotory funeral you had better !et tba matter
real there.
l'boro to a gentleman to Wisconato wno haa our
heartiest sympathy. His wile, ho says, obtained ait
services aa husband by a aeries of falao pretences
which make the blood run cold, and ba la now aeaking
relief from marital thraldom In a divorce. While ba
was paying bis attentions sue solemnly declared on
several occasions, aad once in tbo p/esonca of wit -
ncssos, that she conld boo an aero of potatoes and
split two cords of wood between broakfaat ana dinner.
That fctalement settled for bim the most Important
step of hu llfo. ho proposed, undor the impression
that the lady ol bla choice could wield the boe and axo
in a masterly way, and was promptly accopted. It now
turn's out, however* that ane can only hoo tbroo times
acroas the field and aplit half a cord of wood. He up
peala to the court to frae him lrorn hi* bargain, and
threatens, it be loses the case, to revengo himself by
taking to drink and making her life miserable. Such
gross deception on the part of women ought to bo pun
ished to tba lull extent of the law. Innocent men aro
dally entrapped in just this way. Tbey propose to a
lady with a well grounded impression that there is a
quantity ot money hidden away somowbere, and wako
up, whon it la loo late, to tbo lact that tbey are doomed
to a bitter disuppointmout and must get tboir own liv
ing. Tbls abuse calls lor the immediate attontlon of a
rigbt-minded community.
The varioua theological seminaries are engaged at
this season ot the year In "ejaculating," aa Jir. Choate
ouce said, their clerical ilodgliugs upon tbo community.
If there is any one In the world to bo pitied it is a
theological graduate, a[ho is using the pulpit as the
perch from which lo tako his oratorical flight. To ba
anre, tba people who witness the wondrous perform
ance are to be condoled with, but they take ampler re
venge for the hardships thoy eudnre by a series ot
criticisms, from which nothing escapes. Tbo candi
date is looked at and examined In aa cold blooded
iashion aa though ha wore a graven imago, with no
aonse of abamo whatever. Tbo color of bis hair and
eyes, tho longib of bis noae and chin, his nocktie, tho
out of his olotboa, as well aa bis pronunciation, ges
tures and manners are all Investigated. He doesn't
?von have the satisfaction of taking elbor and lying
down under a glass case while tbla anotomical process
Is going on, but must preach with the lull conscious
ness that a thousand people are trying to find obt what
kind or an animal be ib and wondering if he will do
for tholr menagerie.
PR. HEPWORTH*S DEPARTURE.
Tho Rev. Dr. George H. Uepworth, pastor of the
Church of the Disciplos, left the city yesterday to
spend a lour months' vacation to Europe. Or. Hep
worth has boon very hard worked for some time In tbo
tallowing oat or his pastoral duties and la heartily dad
of the vacation ho is about to enjoy. Ho will make
uu extended tour through tbo principal cltioa of Great
Britain and the Continent.
A large number or hig friends accompanied him
down tbo Bay yesterday morning. The arrangements
for the leave taking were perfected by the young men
of tbe church, acting through a committee composed
of Messrs. F. K. Barnes, Jobu Osborn, Jr.; G. S.
I'ultner, J. C. Anderson ana R. H. Neutuau. Tbu steam
teuder Murlou, of tbe Kockawny line, lei a tbe loot of
Thirty-fourth street, North Hirer, ut ball-past eight
with a large number or Dr. Bopwortb's parisbiouers on
board and proceeded to pier 44, whore lay the steamer
Egypt, ?f Hie Nuuonal line, the vessel In which
tbo distinguished clergyman was to tail lor
Liverpool. Here unottior large delcgatlun uf
friouds and acquaintances boarded tbo Marion,
t the total number ol guests being about 400. A vory
elegant pieco of Dowers bearing tbo words '-God
speed" was sent ou board ti.e Egypt to Dr. Uepworth,
besides several other floral tributes. After numerous
haod shakings and leave takings tbo bel( wot ruuir lor
all passengers to leave aud t(iu Kgypt oast louse aud
started down the river. Just I'elore ibe steamer passed
out of "the pier l)r. liepwortb came to thetxiw of the
boat and waved on udieu to ma friends. He was fol
lowed by Or. Taylor, ol the Broadway Tabernacle, ana
tbo Rov. H. A C. Arnold, assistant pastor ol the
Church or the Disciplos, who also sfciled Kir Europe.
Tbe Marion followed tue steamer down tbe rivor
through the Narrows to Sandy Hook. Tbo William
Fletcher, containing the Iriends ol Or. laylor, alto ac
companied tbe steamer. Oo tbe way tbe trip was oullv
eued by snatches of music played by Eben's Sevouiy
tlrst Regiment Baud. Sonps were sung by several of
the gentlemen ou board, and one enterprising lady
wrapped an American llu* around her graceful form
and with iU folds waived au adieu to the departlug
clergymen. At Sandy Hook three cbosrs and a tiger
were given lor Or. Uepworth, Dr. Taylor, the Rov. Mr.
AruoM aad Mra Uepworth. Then tbe Marion and
Fletcher returned to the city and tbe Egypt was soon
hull down In the dihtaoce. Uesldes taking with blin
his wife Or. Uepworth Is accouipaniod by Or. Wood
cook, of St John, N. B., aud Mr. and Mra Crooker
and Miss Dulutuater, of tne Cliurch ol Uo Dis
ciplos. Among those who sailed dowu the Hay were
Or. J. \y. ltuiiuey, Mr. Russell Sago, Mr. V. T. Hop
kins, Mr. Francis P. Kcrnald, Jr.; Mr. U. M. Cummmgs,
Mr. E. Munard, Mr. Nlcolls, Mr. E. Alllgor aud Mr.
Albro, prominent members of Or. Hopworth's congre
gation.
THE CLERICAL EXODUS.
Last Tuesday the-Rev. Dr. Rust, Socretary of tbe
Freodmen's Aid Society or the Mothouist Episcoual
Church, sailed lor England. On Wednesday Rev. U.
M. Simpson, ol New Jersoy Conference, Rev. Or. Hoga,
of Richmond. Va., and itev. E. S. W. 1'eutronth, ol St.
Georgo-a Church, Moucton, N. B., and Rev. Dr. Mc
leod, o? Batavlu, N. Y., sailed, aud <>n Thursday, 2Slb
Inst., Or. It. M. Hatlield, ol Philadelphia, aud Rev.
M. M. Benton, Jr. (Episcopalian), ol Vavhville, Kv.,
expect to sail. I'lie Kovs. Charles F. Jhiios, ol Torn
lng, Iowa; J. B. Preston, of Manlius, N. Y. ; Dr. Pelts,
ol New i'utlx, N. Y. ; Rev. W. Han, ol Newark; Dr.
T. H. Skinner, of Cincinnati; Dr. Irviue, ol Augusts,
Gu. ; Hev. A, A. King, ol Waco, Texas, iiud Dr. A. A.
Bogc, ol Princeton, N. J., sailoii yi-stvrday. Mr. N.
Utlinour, New York State Superintendent of Public
Instruction; l'roieasor Katon, oi lirooklyn, and Messr>.
A. Marquand, ol New York, and s. Cbeexenian,
ol Brooklyn, licentiates ol the Presbyterian
Church, leu lor Kurope yesterday. Besides the
iorty delegate* who will represent the Pres
byterian General Assembly ol tne tinned States
at the Pan Preshytcrinn Council in Edinburgh,
thirty corresponding members liavo also been ap
pointed. moat if not nil of whom are goiug or have
gone. Ibe steamships Kgypt, Uolivls, Bothnia and
Germanic each lookout their quota or piety and broad
cloth yesterday. Among tbe passengers wuo loft
tbia city yeeterday week was the Rev. Edwin M. Bliss,
who goes-to Constantinople to enter tho service ol tbo
American Hible Society a* tin! assistant ol his lather,
Dr. Isaac G. Bliss. Mr. Bliss hsa Just completed his
<x>ur?e ol theological study at New Haven, where he
wss ordained last mouth. Hev. Jobu G. Lsw has de
clined the appointment of evangelist In Mouth Csrolina
Presbytery, leeiing it to be his duty to rtyoiu his family
In Europo, where his wire is still detained on sccount
of III healtn. Ho has already nailed from this port.
PRKKUiTERIANIHM IN NEW YOKK.
i'lie changes have been sung again and again of late
on tbe dcclino ol Methodism in this snd other cities.
and we have bMD gravely told that U U caoaed, tral of
nil, by tho^ilmeranoy or lack ol pmuml pabtorate
in the Methodist Kplaoopal Churcb, and moot 41y, by
tho moving away from the oily ot tbe mldd.e elau ot
society wblcb bava been tbo main stay and support ot
ibo Cburcb. Hot lor every ono mat goes away another
cornea and tbo population ol New York baa very largely
Increased since ibo dato ol tbe beginning or tbe allogod
decline. 80 that U la not for want of moral material
to work upon that the deoliue baa taken place. Bat
what (ball wo say ol the other cauaa wb*u hero we
have the 1'reabytery ot New York, one ol the largest,
and certainly ibe wealthiest in tne country, telling
us in their luteal reports that they have 843
leas church members iu 1877 than they bud in 1870.
Tben the communicants numbered lti.sbl; now the
number la 16,03$. Of tbo present number 1,313 were
added on examination and profession of luim (ttlty
elghi moro man iu 1870) uud (Mil wore added by letter
(loi less than lust year). But the actual lo*a within
the year past, aside Iroin additions during tho same
tln:o, roacbea the round Uguro of 2,817. While tho .
additions during the past year by certificate?wblcb
Item represents the coming of church members to the
city?have been less tban usual, ibose ot tue last two
yoars on examltiatiou are much above the avorsge.
These locals were, in 1876, 800 ou oxuminaiiou and 663
by certiUcale; the year previous, 84s ou examination
and 704 by certlticme, and, during 1873, 7!HJ on exam
ination aud ;07 by certificate. Tiie Sunday school
department, too, comes very near a decline, for It
(bows a gam ot only sixty-eight over lust your.
Tbo weulth and liberality ot the Presbyteriau
churches ol New York Is welt known and appreciated.
They gave lor boiue missions laat your (ending April
30) $80,065, wblcb, uotwllhstuuding the hard times,
was $1XV80 more tbau tbo contributions ol the pre
ceding your. 1 hey gave to loreigu missions (*6,640,
an mcroase ol $0,336; lor ministerial education.
$12.V62, a slight increase; for ministerial roliel,
$7,1)47, a docrosso: lor Musculation, $1,886, a* against
$8,160 the year helore. This is home mission under
another name. Far publications tbo Prosbytory gure
$4,660 and tor the Iroedmen $0,004, a dccreu.se in each
case. Tbo American Bible Society, the American
Tract Society, tho Presbyterian Hospital and numerous
other institutions aud organizations look Urst ot all to
our city cburohus lor help, l'bo sums thus given aro '
very liberal, aud are only partly included in tbe tlg
urea?$181.108?under tbe head of "Miscellaneous."
Tbe congregational expenses are, ot course, large, aa
tbey Include all salaries and oxpensoa lor curry in;' on
the onurchos ol whatever sort. The toiul Is $313,023.
Tbe Item of cburcb crectlan ($8,4*9) only includes
aucb collections as bavo gone Into tho treasury ol ibo
Board for genoral disbursement, and docs not Include
$176,000 recently raUed tor that purposo bv
Dr. Haifa cburcb, to canoel home expendi
tures, nor $30,000 raised and expeuded tbe past
yeur by tho Central Church?Rev. J. U.
Wilson's?nor the larger amount subscribed or con
tributed by l)r. Kobionon's church. But these llgurcs
as we bavo ibetn show ihut tuo 10,038 l'resbyierlun
Cburcb members of New York paid for the support ot
tno Gospel last year un avoruge of $41 68 per ineuibor,
or eighty cents per .Sabbath lor two sermons and tho
weekly lectures und other ministerial services ibrown
In gratis. Tills In cortalnly cboup enough, and there
are probably not a great many Presbyterians in tbe
city who can't afford to pay so maoh.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION
ARY SOCIETY.
Tne Society for the Propagation of tho Faith In tbe
Catbollc ChuroU is that which approaches nearest to
the missionary societies of tho Protestant churches.
Its receipts from all sources for tbls worlc lor the last
fiscal year amounted to the grand total of 5,030,1)601.
or f 1,18(1,lttU 01 this largo amount Franco aloue con
tributed 4,038,7241. ($800,000), an increase of 130,0401.
from I as i year, and more than twice as much as hus
been given by all the other oountrles In tho world put
together. Tho otbor countries In which there has
boeu an lucre.ise of recoipls ure Alwice-Lorrnlue,
from 198,7051. to 203,883f.; Spain, from
4,5m to 79,7m, of which 74,4601. are a
single conation Irom a Spaniard residing in Krunco;
British Islands iuoruasod from 130,3161. to ltiti, 7221., oi
which Ireland contributed 115,8881.; hugluud, 46,52Wf.
($9,100), and Scotland, 5,2831. ($1,055). By comparing
these ligures witu those lor lust year It will at once bo
seen that the Incrcaxe tor the British Isles is eutirely
ouo to Ireland, which gave $23,156. The diocese of
Cushcl Is worthy ol special mention, having cootri
buted 25,71 If. Tipperary aloue sent more thuit $6,000.
Thelalttirul ot Holland huvo giveivllO,377i., and Por
tugal, 48,494C, both Increase. There is a falling
oil lor the whole ol North America irom
123,2971. to 122,6671.; but, as there has
been an tncreuse of 18,2211. lor tho
United States, the whole of this tailing off must be
obarged to tho account of Cunada. But sotno of tho
contributions irom these Statos are those lor 1875 that
wore received too late for publication tbut year; but as
only forty-live ol the sixty-nine dioceses and vicariates
apostolic that are scattered over the various States and
Territories ol tuts Union have us yet boen beard irom,
wo may presumo that the contributions scat In too
late lor the present roj.ort counterbalance those ol tho
present year. Besides Cunada tho other countries in
which there hus been a failing oil aro Germany, Bel
*gium, Italy, the Levant countries Poland. Russia,
Switzerland and Bouth America. But iho persecutions
to whlvb most ol tt>?so countries have been subjocted
explain this state ol ibings. However, the good work
continues to increase.
SECOND ADVENT THEORIES.
There arc three theories of the millennium now ad
vocated?one of a prophetIc day equal to 1,000 years;
another, ol a literal 1,000 yoars, and a third, that or
an iodine age ot symbolic yoars, a distant hut historic
period ol transition. The "binding of Satan" is the
casting of the spirit of evil into tho abyss or homo of
domons. The "chain'" Is the process of restraint, so
be may no more seduco tho nations. The Church in
herits the oarth by meekness. Though death contln
ucs, yet evil Is reduced. This third theory makes
Christ to Introduce the mlllenuiuui by a personal, yet
not visible coming and reign. While it does not evap
orato tbe lacu ol Christ into mere Iniluetices
it does not make a second Incarnation.
Eyes may be opened to seo 111 in, as wore
those oi Stephen and 1'oul, specially illuminalod by tne
Holy Uhost. This greut period begius by coiestui de
velopments, which are projected mto the Church be
low, thoDce to tbe outlytug humanity. Kven those In
the prisous ol the lost Icol the promontuous ol Judg
ments. This mtonsor lite In the Church is but the be
ginning ot the en<J. Catastrophes In history begin
with tho tirst resurrection, 1,000 years bclore tho llnal
resurrection. This first resurrection is not the rein
lorceincnt of moral principles merely, nor tho rein
carnation of visiblo bodies, but Uio appearance of
some or all saiuts endued with spiritual bodies. Judg
ments appear reparative rather tnau puuitivc. Iho
enthronement ol holy souls and tho spiritual death
of tho wicked taut; piuco. 1 lie coming of
Christ Is spiritual?not material?until all uuture
melts, and tbe 40,000,(100,000 souls who, it Is esti
mated, huvo livod and sinned, come to the Judgment
l>ay. For this last consummation all things ure ripen*
Ing, even the cosmos usell. The processes of elimina
tion and development are going on, and lie lias alroady
come to tbe border hcuvens. We, therefore, are to
watch.
This, in outline, is tho theory of one of the ablest
contributors to the columns of tbe Cktireh Union, who
has boon requested by a body of clergymen with whom
he is ussociatod to print his views. Tbe theme is
timely. 1M study must be qutckeuing.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMliNTd.
BAPTIST.
Dr. A. Owen, of Lafayette Avenue Church, Detroit,
has resigned tbe pastorate, which be baa held lor a
dozen jcurs. A correspondont writes that the avorsgo
pastorate ol Baptist ministers In Michigan Is but a
little over two years and tbut last year nearly one-ball
tiio puator* lu tbe Siato changed fields.
Tho Kov. K. C. Flower bad withdrawn Irom lbs Dis
ciples Church because bis views on baptism buvo
changed, lie says he cannot rolu.se admission into
tbe cburcb of any Christian wbo bus been baptized by
sprinkling or pouring, saeli person being satisfied with
bis baptism. At the saiuo time Mr. Flower himself be
lieves in Imuier.-iion.
Dr. C. K. Mowitt, of Minneapolis, hns accepted a call
to tbo pastorals of tbo Centunninl Baptist Cburcb,
Chicago, and Kov. W. W. lloyd, ol Cbarlostown, Mass.,
accepts too call o( tha Second Baptist Cbarcu, St.
Louis.
Tbo R?v. A. II. Muuro, of Toronto, has gone to tho
First Cburcb. Montreal; the Rev Mr. Donovan bos re.
signed st. Catharine street Churuu, Moutruul, and
gone to England to collect monoy lor the Grand Llgno
Mi**loii, an<l Rev. J. I. Campbell, resigning at Dundus,
Caouda. I10- boc-omo Mr. Donovan's suc'esaor
Tbo Kov C. FcrrlB bas also resigned tils pustorate at
tho oil) of St. Catharines and gone to Western Avenue
B.iptl.*t Church, Chicago.
I'liK.HHYTkUI AN.
Kov. C. A. Koolcr bus uitbdrawn from tbe Congre
giytionul Cburcb at North Kvans and ministers to tbe
Presbyterian Cburcb at Betbuny, N. Y.
There arc three pastorluas churctios in ltbacs, N. Y.
ilov. J. C. Werner, ol tbo lust class ol Antrim .Semi'
nary, hati ucceptod a cull to tho Presbyterian Church
at Oak* Corners, N. Y.
Tbo Rev. W. r. Hull, ol Lynchburg, Vs., has been
msdo I). D. by tho Southwebtom University.
The call or'tho First Church, ol Morrisiowo, N. J.,
to Kov. Rulus S. Green, of West hold, has beta ac
cepted. Me Went from tho scuuuary (Auburn) to
West field some half dozen years sg6, whore Ills minis
try has beeu excollont and prosperous. This is the
cburcb that James Richards and Albert Barnes sewed
with ouch distinction and succoss.
The Rev. Joseph R. Kerr, of tho Fourth Cburch,
Wont Thlrty-l >urm street, thisoity, has resigned, hav
ing boon called to Philadelphia.
COKUKKUATIOMAL.
The Rev. Lyman Whiting, D.D., lato of tho Ply
moutb Cburcb, Philadelphia, bus returned to Ills
former parlxh In Reading, Maaa, to reside, lie Is In
tomporsry charge ol the First Congregational Church
of Cholsra, both of whlcb towns are suburbs ol Boston.
Tbe Rev. Charles R. Treat, puslor of tho Second
Congregational Church at Greenwich, Conn,, recently
tendered his resignation on account of ill health. His
peoplo, however, reiuse to accept, hot instead will give
their pastor a loavo of ubsonoe lor six months, with a
suitable purse.
Rev. David Wirt, late of Rlpon, Wis., bos accepted an
Invitation to the Congregational Cburcb at Plymouth,
in tbe sim* Stale.
liov. T. R. sheer leaves the New York Avenuo Meth
odist K|us( opal Church, ol Brooklyn, to become pastor
of tbo Park Aronao Congregational Churoh in tho same
oily.
Rev. James Ray, ol Toronto, finding tbe doctrines
*ni'bP?,Mi^?ioI.h* ,?;ttood,#t Church uncongenial, bu,
n'._ ? hl* 'orm??r congregation formed
tor. Church, ol which he is to be the pas
Th? VI... u , kk*?k**o Dcr.n.
forod a eall to mTw?i CUU vb V S???*??e?UMlr bas of
ITninth * r- *1 i ilatu K. Gnuii, * graduate of
kl^? Em?Z? rut?'irru,d tn? uulbor 01 u" "*'?
Wh0hhii7j?^e^,?l'a,,a Uolm-. D. D., ol Uudson.
PrabMilu >' >??"??">? <" the SUM Street
o\z rrfsw ?? ?? '? ? h??
"'A*.. -- .r\ '-"win Holmes, and U ono of lbo moat
Church m! "lw*00ul c'?r?vmen of the Reformed
the Kei'orn.tl of WliJUUuS College and of
the Rmormed I lieologlcal S?n,luary al New Bruns
Cli n reh of Urr>uk i?n"*'?ff'6* "VBr lbe '??? Avouuc
CbuJch of i and OTeclaJly ovor the Kim
wm the Pr?.2.??? V '.UV?- tMK'? blessed. He
bui had lefti hij?n Reformed Synod for 1S70-7,
in ihiS cit " "?nomination before us late meeting
The Classis of Albany a few days ago ordained Mr
C. kricsurd to the <jo*pe! tniuixiry and then installed
oily. Holland Reformed cVurCh m !hai
hawk \?V ,M' uU#*"d?? has roinoved from Mo
. ' Hrooktleld, Coun , and Rev. J 11
?u^nT (",Jl0Pv,'1?' I? sharou Centre, Schoharie
Father Ward, of S^rh.^iTch.roh Vew York
Jerome^* MuWuU 10 ^"?er Uu/he.It si'
to the ueowe oi ihi??" h". v'tnallol, 11 recreation
in,loanae Itlui lu ltu' r?<???ion ol their
Havar ha* Z ? "? uXuur,"ou or "ail up the Hudaon
iii m 1)01,1 ?rr"??eU '?r to-morrow.
Br^klyu'ruUwurd,,U|0MUpa'tf 0o"ll0u ot P*?or in
urooaiyn, upward ot thirty years auo Falhar \lilnn?
by H is?Etinn e nee' th" r l0? flr.'" prK" over WmiwI
waaatfllc^lii?,? . Cardinal ArchOlibop while he
1o1 LO!VJ.lu:orto Hisbop Hughes.
ltn\ Ifi. |L|V'i J-(iou,u' who has been iruvol
Lm lwia?ded^.h'"??ig ,lie Sl0U;l '?JUn? in /)ikota,
b^ whom il h^ h "a,l?r 01 lb0 ^Journal.
tnnkiM* lur .1 0 s<,nl 10 Rom#- B bos ?1 Indian
verU cou,d mlke.10|Mf'tb# besl ^ug the red con
andh?a?S^10.riCH;0- ol Port Lou *, Mauritius,
croUr>'\ ltl,v Peter Cox, have presented ilie
front fi r.01 10 b*,u" lb0 lbiru offering
popSla ou ol i'h.W|UhlB " shorl l,n,c" '^"Catholic
".rrbrjr.?'iri""""
H ^afp *r? lW?WWTIIc?n ludiuui auU about 12 000 Mao
danajPadun,, wbo live the Sund.n^ Kock realou
?lonvtoa'tb,aJI*hS.e'1?'.,jr. aur'r"u< 111,41 t-'"?hol?c mia-'
l! ... I J " be sent to thou. Oue of the lorinur
Minn. " nu"' trttVoli?J <0U mlloa to Uuluth'
MInn., to requital that Rev. J. U. m. lieuln abouldYi?,i
the.,, or send hou,,. 0?. elae In bli ?Uaa H. th.ri
Joro. UU ^PPO'U in ibeir bctiaJi lor CUristiMU
olfir."- lh',sum?< *l.Ml hM been r!uMd tor ibis
?.{in^?fljr hours' Uevo"?n or the FilesMd Sacrament
- ' l?-<?ay, the loa.il ol our Lady ol Per
potuui Help, in St. Alphoonua' Church South liifih
o'clock! ttt lhe Un<1 ?f lb0 i0 cmn hl?b maw ut Uvo
rhnrIi.r!i0nl,M O'Gorman, late paaior of St. John's
j oIn?(?tbe PuufUO'iuiiora. "'U, rC"BU?J U'? ^rl811 "ud
Th. H TV 0*"V?UULiaT.
North Or?n/o, r"'?n" hl8 In
town" VCJ* Mwf|'ib oUh,W4S *oldlu? "?rvice? at Hl?n??.
aalut churc'li*but tt dVafh ot Mra'^ V'v " UnlT8r
ol th. moat aotIVe helpers?n t^"b^'canj?dB?
auspoubiou of the aervico*. caua?a a
Ur" )"ner baa com plated and oommemor.
oi iZToV
wurahlp, with ihu Rrounds, cost $16upuoo ?nd the cur
byU?3 <S?P^r iW >er>cuwled
m or $4,000, so tiiat the luso^uiotitii ? ^.. ,i.
ZtTMyZT 'r? b??n, lnad0 ou^ roduced rental of
only foO,000. And yot thta la a church whero tho uoor
can worship with perfect freedom, none Twin*^
eluded lor want of aDillty to pay K
wm"h?.tn?h"0U ^f"4"00 ?t Lnlversallgt Churchoa
will have their annual meeting at Nunda N y ,,?t,
Tliurkduy und Friday. ? ' *?? u<m
ih!br?eV' Richard Kddy will close his pastorate with
IX.J'KSK ?ST""
u ? , m.TnubisT.
Kev. D. C. Jucokos, 1). O., will supply for the l,m
Aveuue Cnurcn'6!?'!00 >0Ur 'J'0 pulpu OI lbo J<-T?reou
Avenue Church, Detroit, made vacant by ttie roHiuim
Hon and removal from the city oi Dr. PuLbor. ,Utt*
1 ho rci<iKQatlon ol Dr. De Iluga as Cnltod States Con
sul at Jeruaalepi haa been reportod.
MexTco"'' Uow,"un #0M ou w "fflclal visit to New
lo Ulsbop Wiley bus been aaslunod the HuMrviiitin
of Methodist mUaioas in Japan and China lor the nrne
18 ,0 ProsMl0 at the North China Corner
euce, whose sessions will be held In the cltv of im,,,,,,
on October 10. On 1,1a way ,0 San " ranclaco wh.Ji SS
wtil embark lor China, the Bishot. iTpr^ide ft
Colorado Cocleronce, at Denver, August 1 und at tho
Utah Conforcr.ce, at Salt Luke Cily. Auc'ust la liS
will *11 oy the s tea in or of September 1 irom San
>rancisco. liiauop Wiley was onuo resident unnonn
tendout of mission work in China, and his fonhcJm'
lug visit to thai work In tho Celestial Kmpire wUI
enable h'm lo note with the eye ol a veteran observer
the progress of that work during the lust rew VearL
Ho expects to return by way of India, J'&ra.
KfiaoorAUax
lhe Rov John Flanegnn, a deacon ol the Protestant
hplHcupui Church in the uloco.o of Indiani living
leu Uie ministry of that cburcn, has boon lormallt d?
posed by the Ulshop. The Rev. K. M. llarlHiavine
also left tho ministry ol thai church >n the diocoso ot
Iowa, and joined tho ??Irvmaltes," has also t^eu de
posed by the Bishop ol thai diocese. Rov. Alon^o M
May having secularixcd binmoU has also been deposed
by Bishop Perry. Mr. Harlin hud not been active^
entaged in tho ministry since 1871. y
Bishop Wlngfleld. of Noribcrn Calllornis, has issued
an ap|ieul <o ihe church geueral to ralaeill ooo to
i.aV?i!1 ^'W'liBs and grounds ol '-St. Mary's ol the
1 acillc Irom the haodn ol the Sheriff. Tho proi>erly
be says, has already swallowed up $40,000, kuU years
SiSttR.'isai'stiar
'/IV"1 ?vc"5"' i'
Johnson has accepted tne rectorship of HI Jolm the
Kvangellst, Philadelphia; the Rev. J. J. lenders h?2
become rector ol Trluity Churcli, Fredonla V v
lbo Rev. I)r. W. F. Morgan, of SL thorn Jch, ,,h
this city, will deliver lbo university Hormoo at I injh
L niveisity, Pennsylvania, io-ds>. Dr. ,,? ?
i!rraV^e,bto.day"r**t0 8"m0"'al Do?0
The Rov. D. M. McCalfrey, latoly dofondaut (sucoeas
lul.y) iu u scandal sun nere, i,aa rusigued the re^^of
I ship ot ttio CburcU of Our Saviour.
Thoeuuroli m course of construction at Ourdon C.tv
by Mrs. A. 1. Stewart having been accented ?.
Lpiacopal Cathedral of the Jucaruution Bishop 1 ntle
Jehn IS to lay tho corner stone on Thursday, "'he '^b
*"?tELU*.\KOI H.
J-illy in in is tors iu lbo luat liity years havo lofi itiA
Lutheran Church to Join othor denomination* and
lorty-hvo buvs dono ju?i lbo rever?o
(ivorge Muller, ol Bristol, Kngland (of ombana?
no or,ety) Is anxious to v.s.i America and his wtw
writes to Professor Tliury, ol Brooklyn thai hn
like to be inv,led here. 'Lot hini comi ai our , ."^
go to KiiKiand ("on their own book", and stay .s lon!
a?ihe pleusct; buttbis Aalmitf tor hot ptunty anj cou?
irlbutions is hardly ib>r way for a man to do who nro
claim* to the world ti.ut bound HI* orphan* live b J
lailii or look lo t*od lor their su-ilonanco day by dav
iini rll* c u.cl' 'la" opened at tienoa, Italy
under ihe auspice* ol the Free Church of Scotland
lbo corner alone of St. Matthew's Kvangelical Lu
th%o'oVloct U"b?ke"' W'" JSSSA
At tho Junction nf Hudson and Kighth slroei* ad
dresses will no made in iifri?an by Rov. ll i ai?..
AMBITION AND HUMILITY.
BEltMON PBUACUED UV lilV. ItKNIil P. MEND KB
AT NINETEENTH STREET STSAUOOUK YE8TEB
DA*.
The Synagogue lossou yesterday at tne Nineteenth
Street Synanogue was ihc episode ol Korab'a rebellion.
TheKov. Henry V. Mendea said:?In striking coutraat
to ail tboso nun wtio have played sucb great parta In
lb* rehgioua development ol tl>? human race, atich as
Cuulucius, lluddba, Mohammed and Jesus tbo Nuxa
renc, stands nlono and graud our prophet llowi.
Toachlug nothing but that which elevates mini's
intellectual nature, tbo ond o/ bis teaching ta not a
sonsual paradiae liko that ol liilani. Uo emphatically
incuicutod a religion ol love, tie wiu most utmssum
ing?the mildest ol incn; and tho Tory thought ol
olaluting ufllmiy with the Ono he acrved would buTo
boon moat repugnant und blasphemous?nny. Inn mind
never Iruiocd the thought. None the Man I* he dlsttu>
guished irom tho grout Conluclus by hla implicit rail*
auco upon revelation, which the latter rejected
Til a t'HAHACTMIl Of MOMKN?KOB.tll'S HKDITIUX.
Tbo prcachur pointed out how brilliantly the noble
character ol Mosos was exhibited in the episoJo of
Koruh, a rebellion among the l.tviles, bla own tribo,
hllhorio iMtthfnl. agitated by bis own cousin, originated
by one ol the Kobaibues, the moat distinguished sec.
lion of tho must distingushed tribe, who ruuked llrat
after tbo priesthood, who ahould Ituve been IIrut in obe
dlance. Aided by cblcls ol the tribe ol Keuben nnd 'lt>0
prim es, Korab presents himself before .Mohpk.huiI, using
tne tuual lungusgo ol led'tlon, proclaims equulity and
demanda by what right Moses und Aaron ?re exalted
above them. Mr. Mendes deacribed tbo prolonged
torturo ol ain prec eding discovery, and pictured tho
scctie at the text ol tho noxt day, ax to who was to be
chief In Israel. Tho graud and supreme moiueni ar
rives; slowly the words fall Irom Mt>?oa' llpa, ench
word a louden weight that sinks Koran's bourt, each
syllable one instant less beiore his doom. The test is
Irlghilul and appalling. Aa Mosy speaks, so It 11?
the earth e>eavos asunder, sn<i in tho doptha of its
ombruee Korah nud Ins people llnd a living gravo.
Here, then, continued the lecturer, la ambition persont
fled by Koruh, proud, loity nnd overbearing, opposed
to hnmlllty person ?lied by Moses. The ambition* mun
neotis as many eyes as Aryns to watch his opportuni
ties and bis ?nemios ?s many arms aa llriarsus to sstxo
lis desires and guard them when attained. Ambition
Is like a ladder with no top to It; bowaver high the
climber's atop. "Excelsior" Is still hla cry. Higher
bo climbs while oarth'a glorious beauties and lovely 1
symmetries melt in ono contused view, reflecting to
hitn his ene Idea of sell, Upward lie climbs nntll at
last he reaches thlniiir, vsnny, nothing.
*?>111,K AM HI Mo**.
Yet there are nobis and worthy ambitions, said Mr.
Meudcs. It la ? worthy ambition to alloviate the pain
?f suffering humanity. It >? a noble ambition 10
Mm disinterestedly ono's country.
the irur uoliiiiH tbvra tluiit re?ld??
Where )u?llre ?lndlea?<f? anil wliulutn (alilo.
But atnbMiou luuat uot bo aelri?hnes*. winch la a
accre; poison, fatal, lor it insure* inortidcatlou, (or
irulv It mortlila*'he *u0er?r. In contrast i* humility.
dWplayed ao emiiianily by Moira When the dorm of
rcttelliou burst* upon Him lie iloe* not summon troop?
to put down iho rovolt ui ft armis, nor i|o.m he re*i;o
a* they demand. "Who am I that I should go 10
1'baraob?" be had ?aid when hi* inn-Ion wa* oral
intruded to bun. but, once undertaken, bo waa
no coward to resign It Ho appoint* a public
trial. Thus he blunt* the ?djf-' ol tbe revolt for the
time. To-morrow it nhaJI be. t'nu* ho give* time lor
Koran'* better ien*e to prevail. He e x poet u late*,
point* out the dignities and privilege* b? already en
joya. When annihilation la threatened tbo people be
beg* them on. W uen the cita<iiropbe occura *nd the
demoralized people uccuae him, and annihilation la
agatu threatened and In procesa of execution, be bur
rlea Aaron to atone lor tlmra ; out in the lew minute*
that pa*a near tllteen thousand are drlcken. four
times had bo been told to i-uve tbe people to
tholr late. He waa to be the latberof a greater nation.
Hut he bad uot tbut ainbltlou He knew not tbe word.
Humility he know and pracliaed. Io urging humility
our sage* point out that the law wa* given upon Sinai,
one ol the lowest ol nionutair.s. When It waa Known
a mountain would bo selected there wa* much commo
tion.
Ararat *uld, "Where tbe drat chain waa forged to
Jolu olleuded lleuven to offend in* oarth, thoro the
laai chain ahull be forged." "No," *ild Lebanon, "my
cedar trees alono are dt companion* lor tbo tree of
Life." "llut tbe thunder breakcth tbo cedar*," said
CaruieL "whero the Are i* to come upon liaal'* prieiua,
there the law, 'a flery law,' shall be given." "Upon
me," aald Moriah, '-where Abraham, the founder of
the faith, offered hla gift to Ut-avon, there tbe law,
Ueaven'a gilt to maq, uiuat be given." Siuai aloue wa*
silent. Already It had beard the voice. It koaated
not, and thn* proving Itself worthy it* destiny Slnal
became synonymous witn light, law' and reason*.
The soruon ooucludod with a prayer for all to walk
humbly
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The prueea* U by dli*ol*lnK aruall oartlclca of oreclont
?tone*, which ara held In ...lotion .nd by voltaic action
precipitated on a pare cq.tat haw, and mouniod In ?,|id
K?ld diamond (ettlntfi.
Ir or aala only by
K1CIIARD HCMPHRETB. JawaiWr.
Bll? llro?.lw?r, coruar 12th it., N?w York.
Hand tor lllnalrnled Catalouoa.
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(iuld and Diunoidi: ?!?<> Iu?n? D8j;otiat?d ul 7:?5
up (loirs
IK VOU WAN1 ItMHiUNS l> dTaMO.V p*, * A TO ?f K&
? ml ail kln*? of rlcli Jew?iry ?o to l.JNUO MKutt . l,Jii7
way. I'll* ?ama burnetii
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way, on Diamond". Watcbea, Jemilrgr, Pinoiiil Prop
erly, Ac., Ac I'rWata oltir* foi
IOANS SIv.OIIATKO on UIAVOXI)*, WATOHHs"
J.I fw?lry, r<llk Driiauo ami I'arnonal i'r?|ierly ; Pawn
Ticket* nt *llk |ir?i?a? bonrbt.
II HI!I.I.1-.KTI l.N MO W?>t 40. >1.
OJihV O.N DIAMO.Nft* Fins. 40-DIAMONDS,
Wutchat. jawulry. *ll?erw?r?, ->e?l Mtcijuea. camel ?
It.ir Miawia, .illh. Ac , bo'iuht. and eolrt back at a vary ?mall
MlTauca. Ill.o. C. AM.I-.N, Jeweller. I.1UU Uroadway.
Dear JH! at
lirATClilCH am) JK W KI.kv KKfAIIlkD MY IMntfT
II clu> workman. OKO. C. AliLRN, 1.1U0 Rranlaif,
DCrtt JHlll ?(
unc HHOAIiWaV. OPPOtllTK IITII Vt.-iTTa
OvJOinondn. Watches. .lewelrv. Silverware, tHIkv bought
and sold; loans n?Kollatc<l. ?>( ilili>h>-d IH-tl.
KoBKH l .1 ROOWTHAIi
WIMF.ft. I.IUIOIIS. .*? .
A si'MM Kli KifcUK?hl/?r^CMAT?rATr"?MiAkoss"ir
the favorita Claret; au original case ul 50 <juitrto sliippcd
to any addiM* oe receipt of iJ4.
VIoruK fc. VAUUKR. 110 Keada ?t.
K1\K AKT*.
KLAUHKH'S WkhY I'M < ?T? M t k A I' 11S. ?(fA RUsj'
Imperials. W par down 4?>i 0th av. Xnu. at.
PTESITIHI.
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PCRsVriHE.
FURMTLRK.
"BUT OK TUB XA.KKR,"
The Furniture I of country cuttacea ? apecialiy. B<U |
?luomrlr dMlfom at thli ee?!un of redactug rar ?ery large
itwlr we offer BXrRAOKoTTrRY and UVPaRALI.KLKD
BARGAINS la alt description* of Furnltura, Bedding,
Hirrori, Ac
Fur Example ?
Pretty painted Bedroom Malta, f 17 and upward.
Solid walnut Bedroom Hult?. ?&"> and upward.
Leatliei covered Inuiuf Chair*. $3 and upward.
Folding t.'arnp Chaire. f I All and upward
Handsome marble top Sideboards. 1125 aad upward,
Ac.. Ac.. Ac.
auo. c. Flint a co.
Manufacturer*.
STOKES JiOii. 104. lUtt AM) 108 WEST 14TH ?*.
' between 6th and Tth *?? on* door wart of 6tk ar.
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DBORAAFK A COt'HKAN'B,
furniture Manufacturer.,
152 and IW Weil '?td >t..
between tJth and 7tb ava.
Wholesale and retail dealer!,
Kaatlake.
Parlor, Chamber, Mining Room
and Library Furniture;
Cornices, Pier and Mantel til
Lambrequins,
Mallrtiui. Spring Beds, Ac.
Palutfd sUit?, $18 and upward.
I'rlco> to oooipnle with all manufacturer!.
Kxamiue and compare.
Aer
ial* for one week only
* teufact wars' stock Furniture,
partially damaged by viSil
Will be sold at groat aarrtlkce.
__ 170 Canal at.
A ~Ii*(i.K our roa the bigsale op furmti'rJ
? ifltAW fiiV' !? 0,1 Wednesday. 10), o'clock. JAMES
QUA HAM, Auctioneer. salesroom 1 tMl 3d av.
Advancm (\o box us) ok ?kT'bnitijke Fi
stored or put on sale at our warehouses. 103. 107 West
?>od St., one door wast of Mth av
"DAUMANN BHOTHRRH. SM AND 23b HUDSON ST.
XJcornrr Broome. n the iu?st reliable and cheapest hou?
c?hoTiu?il?Vn"r Kurnl,ur'- *nJ Bedding, for
^JARPKTs AND fTKMTlTRI ~
*re i?l line ?t a (rt>l sacrlfl<*>
at
D. KELLY'S
great Uptown Ware moms.
raducllou in all kindi of Carpets, Furniture.'Ac., for
the dusluir out ot our entire soring stock.
Brussels reduted to (I !Ml per yard.
Titpeatry roiluuuii to !*Jc. pjr yard.
luree I'ly reduced to *1 per yard.
Ingrain reduced to IIOc. per v*?rd.
All other goods reduce.! to correspondlnjly low pries*.
KltehlSV I'arlor. Chamber aua Uiulngrooui and
i .. .I,re: at Pric*? th*' defy competition.
An additl iual reduction ot tun per in Upholstery Goods
Lace Curtains. Linoleum, Ac , Jkc. "ooos,
r 0 KKLLV
? U",!??14. 8lb ttv" eorn<>r :w?h *t., and 41* Oth ar.,'eof
uer ?t.
/VLaRKK'S FURNITURE AND CARl'ET "ftoDSB.
747 llreaiitvMy. opposite Astor place.
Terms of payment fnr eight months
CK worth of goods 93 50 par month.
im ""' J ' ?! 8??i* 7 00 per month.
!'I w"r'b ? M If) per mouth.
*"r'1 ?' -? OO per month.
?*) worth of good 42 go par month.
Special term* lor Tar^e moouutH.
Ail goods at cash prices it p?id lor within three month*.
?iAHl'KT FOR KALK.-VKKY UTTijj oi
^ yards. Appl.t LUi West Houston st.
0
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D. HA It RE LL,
7f? Bowery, aear Canal sL
Fl'ONtTCRE, CARPETS ARD BRDDINO
at 40 per cent less thau the colt of production.
flavini: purchased tlio entire stocks of several baokrunt
mauu lecturers oi furniture, carpel*. and bedding, vct*
below cost or production, 1 uui now prepared to Jiy% me
patrons and the public In general *
BAlUiAlNS
sneb as have never before been oiforad la this elty or any
where else iu the couulry. These manufacturers had en
gagement* to meet and were not prepared to meet than,
liavtng the cash. I took advantage of the situation miU
bought those stocks at nation an*
liXIRKMELY LOW FIOLREs.
I am now In posse^iou or them, aud can sell ttiam cheaper
titan similar stocks or the same or ol even laierior aualllia*
uiii be sold by auy mauuractuier or conlederatiou of maon
itciOftris
w K. I>. FARRELL,
. . 75 Bowery, near Canal st.
* ?iways to bit extoniive W?rerooiu< en I nine ait nnm.
lily of
Parlor Suits. Dining Iioom Suite,
Chamber Suits, KnttnolM Furuitn"*
Carpets. Oilcloth* end Bedding.'
Weekly or niouibh instalment* taken.
K. D. FAKKKLL,
5 "w>ry? u??r Canal si.
FV'^ITI.-IIK; CAKI'KTS. MUl't..|ts; PUKiSryilL
U.r Suits Bedroom Sets. BeW, Bedding. IIall Staa.la,
pAclr ^^hor,> ? "l pr",*u m -c,,~
LH>B 3 ALK Oil RAP?A Lot oi fc.LBUA.NT I'll R
1. (ilas.es, both gilt end walnut and gilt, and a law ellirhtlr
St'h'.T ' "h' WlU *4>l(1 " ? ?riat bar?rin. w 7$
CljfKf.N HKI- I'ARI.oit Sl'IT. KINK* UUI>KR~ CM
?rest lwd'st Mlr*r> Wagon. ?H*J. I'.arle Slorsge. luj
T AKUKSI STOCK AM) I.OWKST PKIt'ES FOR KUHU
.i cUI&'hk u'tiiSor.c"h "r Hkeral terms of payment
warerooin l! A I f S, IV, and IS7 Chatham at. ;l/lerga
VflsHI CARPETS, OIlsOlaOTNi AS U "MATTINUiI.
iflirery ciii*np, at the old place 112 Fulton st. Call or troi
lor price I.at. j BKXOALL
PARTIKsi IIAVIMU HOVE OOOD KL'KMFt/TtE AND
< erpvts to rent eun address OAlttPUL, J4o We.t i id'st
Sul \ IkM^OHKAKUT ?.Mi BBS IN MARRBTl
^ tiwurdeu silver medal American Institute Knlr. Ittf
UrANTKD-A SK.-ONO IIa.M) I'LI M I'T()N~KoLD1 NO
aid ofJlr" C Ad,lft" llOl'hKKKfcl'KR. box Vj>j liar
ANTED 1<? BUV CllhAI' K<ill CASH. A BLACK
walnut Bedroom Suit. Mra AUaM.s, .MU 0th av.
w
WXNTEU TWO UOOD HTKONM BBOKOOM ANO
?u? I arlor ?uii I.,, couatry , also wool Caruet and
ShOtles. Ft It.MTL'KL, llereid ofllce
WANTEU-rCRNI1 UKK, CARHBr.i. BKUDfXU AMD
Kitchen I.tenslls. urlvate famiit willing to sell cbaaD
r.,r ,ejh Address KtRNllURK wANTKlf, Herald fp^
town llrauch. ?"
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MAHIll.K KAJmU4k
1 PRIChH NEVLR AI'I'itOACiifclj Hhftj"JL
Slat, aud marble Mantels; largest as.ortiuert in tba
c'ty. I K.NIIil VN mLA'CK COMPANY
WJ Lnlon square. 4th av. and 17th St., New Vork
uiaiiufaeturers of all kinds of Slate Work.
AJAKBI.K AM) ORANfTB MOM MKftTM KOU mal'k
ITlor e vchan/e . party leaving dtv ; will sail at a eacrlttc^
Ait?lri??s, tur tour davit J. 8., llt*ral<i oftico.
VI All?i.hA\llTiiu MTK MONUMnM-ri. UK ad!
ivl stones. $IM to 9>'M); cheafiest ever 'ffered lu Naw York
17 Lafayette place, near AsloTplaee. r"r"
MTOICA4.K.
Ah' M Olio AN' ' A llflofHkfts1" is iVrtAtiIf"W aUST
? .houaea Broadway .tnd 47th ?t. . saparate rooms for
mriilture. piano*, baggage, Ac. Inspection solicited.
AHTORAK-WKMI 81 OB MTU RAO? W A It R
.heuoes, AIM Hudson st. (Abingdon square) Sktoud-riv
n'l'Ji'!*". " ; ?ni1 Sati*keeping fbr furuHura
pianos baggage, goods aud waraa ol avery deaorlpttou
stored in separate rooms, oldest (established ltMoi lowest
iSa'iSir.? *x,',H'\\:;;i,Au?row!.v,\;rr;?rt
"m,? Hudsoast. (Abingdon squara).
A, \'-^. .'?XT',-NhlVK s | ( ill aiIK WAR*UOuir~ISr
111. Il.l and llo East 44th si., near l^txington at ?du
V?'"kr a?.^mii.oU?l,o,? f.? Sv>r?f, of Kumltun. Carriages
I rnnks and K amilv I roperty of all kinds In ulaat -red ...Im'
men,,f well Ug, ,.d U.J vautHatcd; eVeg^^^'^e.
tlons ror exemliietlon and changluir eontents or trnnka
Ac., on ground lloor. O'REILLY HltOfllRKS, Proprietor!!
A -?TORA(iK FOR KUKNITl HK. PIANOS AiH
Bielcker'' " ^ T?Z?
pAONR* A COTS" STOIUOK WAUBHOUHBM *n S#
''4th >?t Mar Htii avouue, adjoining tli?> im* u i* * V.
nltnre, Mlrrora. Pianos. li.X i."B'
dlse moat acceptable; perlectly reliable, ulght watch sen
late rooms at lowest rates, cash advance.. * needed P
I/ MI'lltK MTOIlAltE W A KKH<1 lHKS~K<TR~fTTrTT
- "? Mirrors, Bagaa^a and s.?, .n.. *,
separate room. Tlie?, ,lr,t cUm ?arah..ases blv^m
viirit). lower rates of Insurance and lower chargesZr
age than anv similar establishment InsneHion mTIi.^j
O RKILI.V .% (O , Proprietors, !|HM :<Wiand aw Tiad.oa
TtlVt1. ^,iAK vv VKK||""SLS, m il AV . Fitovi -mi
Sw st "? 4o" m rates (X io W.ns|
lOs^a'l I1"" Wl""ST :,:I" s' RAOLll STORAUit
.? ! ,*? cle.m, orderly, lowest
-?.V; }5.PK H" to 107 West Sid s?. one deer
wost Or olii sv,
OANCINO ACADKNIEI. '
/"1ARTIKR 8 DaSi.'INU " ACAUi.MV, * VSTliS
V square, open all suuimer: private leeaaaa aay hour;
glide waits specialty. Heeoptiosis Meadays. ___
HKIIAVOK.
UrA.NTKI) to KXCIlAWoitl?bAUltfcYjJt
man's gold Watch foi new ur.ee..nci band parlor Car.
OCt; 45 varlls iiMroii WA1VU THAitft Hitsw oIBca