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Programme of Services
To-Day.
Ministerial Movements
Chat by the Way.
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP
Bit. o. W. Wood raff will preoch tble moralBg ??<
Rot. J. & Willi* IB tl?o ovoeiog at Alio? Street Moth
edict Episcopal Cburch.
??Making Bricks without Straw" eod "David ? Dy
tag Charge" will bo coneldered to-day by Bo*. A. H.
Moment la Spring 8troet Preebyteriaa Cborcb.
At Harvard Boll Iblo evening Moeee Boll will le?
tcro oa the "Reaurrecuon of Jesas aed Spiritual
torn."
At Waabiagtoa Square Methodlat Episcopal Church
tff-ior Dr. J. M. King will spoalt about "Love for tlto
Church" eod about "Thrift and Ub thrill."
This OTOBlBg la Calvsry hrotootaat Episcopal
Church Bishop Schoroooheweky wUl bid farewell to
hla brotbroa aad to Amerloa. Ho salts for China oo
the SOtb. Bishop Potior will preeide at tbo mooting
and Dra. Morgan, Smlih, Potter and otbere wlU da.
Hfer itfdroMfli
Or. J. B. Simmons proaoboo at tbo usual hours to
day at Trinity Baptist Church.
la All balms' Protoatant Episcopal Cburoh tbo Bo*.
W. N. OobboII will minister to-day as usual.
"The Special Providence of Goo" will oo enlarged
apoa to-day by Bar. J. E. Bear lee, wbo trill also
preach an anniversary aermoB u> Wlllott Street Metho
dist Episcopal Churen. u . ...
"Purity" will be discussed by Bev. C. P jinCaruiy
this morning, aaa '-Tee Hebrew Leader oa PoalUve
tsm yclept l ho Religion of Bamanlty," will bo re
viewed this evening in tho American Free Cborcb.
"Fellowship" and "The Knowledge of God" will oo
cupy tbo attenttoB ol Be*. C Martya and Thirty
fburth Street Beformod Cbarcb to-day.
Professor Evans, A. S. Draper and Bev. C. & Black
wolt will addroaa tbo Amerloan Temporanoe Ualoa in
Cooper Institute this afternoon.
The Bine Ribbon Temporanoe Union la Tammaay
Hall tbla alternooa will bo addreeoed by Profesaor
fburlag, of Brooklyo, and tbo Bo*. W. B. Affleck, ol
Bagland.
At Grand Union Mall tbo Bot. W. Burapatone wUl
preach tbla morning oa "How To Be Saved," oad tbla
evening on ?TboTea Virgins."
Dr. Crook will tell tbo AlaaaoB Method let Epiaoopal
Church thla moralng bow to "Search the Sorlptoroc,"
and la tho evening "How to Sooaro a Prosperous
Church."
Mrs. Nellie Brlgham wiU lecture lor tho Spiritual
leu to-day oa "Man tbo Creature or Clrcuuislssnaa,
and Circumataaoea the Creatures ot Man."
The Bev. W. N. Soarloa, ot tao Newark Coafereooe,
Will preach la the Free Taberoaole Methodist Episco
pal Church tbla morning oa "The Word ol Lite," and
to tbo ovoBlag bo wUl answer the query, "Why Do
Wo Go to Churob t"
At CbicJtering Hall thla atteraooa tbo Bev. & CoU
aord will speak oa "The Crucifixion." In the same
place this evening John H. Fo*, of Loadon. will
reply to Colonel logoraoll'o tirades against religion.
Bev. J. Q. Adams will prsosh at tbo noool boars to
day 1b the Berean Baptlat Cburoh.
la Bleeckor Street Univeraaliat Church this mora
lng tbo Bev. E. C. Swoetoer will preach oa "The
Tomb," and la tbo evealag aa "Toocblag Christ's
Oar moot."
Tho Bev. F. M. Van Siyke la tbo mora lag and tbo
Bev. J. D. Herr la the evealag will occupy tbo pulpit
?1 tbo Ceatrai Bapust Cburoh.
la the Church of the Holy Trtaity this evealag Dr. I
4k H. Tyng, Jr., will preach on ??Preceat Salvation.??
During the week dally morning and evening services
will be held. Tho Lord's Sapper will be administered
Thursday evealag aad the rite of ooaftrmatloa oa Fri
day evening.
Bev. A. McKelvey will preach this moralar la Caaal
.Street Preebyteriao Cburoh. la tbo evealag tbo Sab
hath school ooooert will bo hold, at wbieb addresses
will be delivered.
Professor Butts, of Drew Bemtaary, will preoch this
?wralng aad evenlag la the Cbarcb of tho Strangers.
Bev. J. D. Wilson will preach la tho Ceatrai Pre^
hytertaa Church this morniag; worshipping la tho
aew chapel tn the evealag.
la tbeuhorcb ol the Holy Apostles the Bev. B. S.
luck a ? will preoch this moralag aad eveaiofc aaa oa
Wed Deed ay eveatag Dr. Beoeh, ct St. Pater's Church,
will preoch. |
1b tho Cbarcb of tho Dlsstplcs of Christ the Bev.
D R. Tea Baaktrk will mlaistor to-day aa aaaaL
"The Marys at the Cross; or, mobos at Calvary,
wlU bo reviewed thla evealag la tho fflghteeath Street
Methodist Epiaoopal Cburoh by Rev. W-F. Hatflold.
Servloee la tbo Flrat Beiormed Epiaoopal Cbarcb,
at the usual hoars to-dsy, Bev. W. T. Sabine, rector.
Oa Taarsday evealag a aatoa oommualoa aervwo win
he bold, at which Dr. Roc art (Beformod), Bev. S. H.
Ytrgin (Congregational) aad Bev. W. P. Abbott (Moth
odiot) wiU deliver addresaea.
lho "True Souroea of Saoosss" will be polatod oat
Uia moralag by Bev. N. I* BoweU, aad "The Oaly
Feeodatloo" be made ssaallsot this evealag la tho
Free Baptist Cborcb.
Id Harlem Preohytsrlaa Church Bev. J. 8. Banssajr
Will preach at the usual boars to-day.
"The Revivol Preparatory to Chriot's seeeed Coaa
l?g" wiU bo Indicated to-day la Lytic BaU by aa Ad
fiiUlit
la the Cbarcb of tbo Dlsoiptss this moralag Bev.
George H. Hepworth wlU spook oa the apeetolle com
mieetoo, "Go Preoch," aad la the ovealBg oa tho
text, "Hearken, To Stoat Hearted.'* Dr. J. W. Baa
aer will deliver aa l Host rated tree lectare aa "The
hervous System" to-morrow evealag.
la Marray Hill PraebyUriaa Cbaroh this moralag
the Lord's supper will be oom mem orated, aad la tho
eveeiag Rev. George 8. Chambers will preach oa "The
Coudeooeaeioa ot Jeeae Christ -
Dr. T. W. Chambers will preoob tbia moralag and
Dr. A. D. L. Jewett this ovobiag la tho Madlooa
Aveaoo Relormed Cbarcb.
Dr. Bridgemee will preoch meralBgaad evealag la
Madioob Aveaoo Baptist Uhureh.
Rev. J. D. Herr, D. a, wlU preach la tho Pilgrim
Baptiat Cbarcb this aieraiag, aad Bev. F. M- Vaa
Sly ke la the evealag.
Rev. W. P. Corbttt will bogia his ministry with tbo
Bookman Bill Methodist Epiaoopal Cbaroh to-day,
preoch lag moralag aad eveatofr
Dr. J. P. Newman wUl aiao begla his pastorate with
the Coetral Methodist Eptsoopal Cbaroh aad wUl
preach meralBg aad evealag.
lo tbo Lolgbt Street Baptiet Cbarcb tho Rev. A. W.
Baapp, D. D., wlU preach at tbo ususl boors to-day.
la the Seventh Preebytertaa Cbaroh the Rev. fro
feseor Gardaor will preach tbte moralag aad evealag.
Ure. Crawiord aad Fern wiU occupy tbo pulpit at
It. Loke's Methodist Eplscopel Cbaroh M-day.
Rev. S. J. Baepp will mlaiater to Staotoa Street
Boptist Chorea at the usaal boors ta-doy.
"lbs Meaning Ol Cbrtat's Sacrament with Bis
Cbaroh" will bo givoa this morning by Rev. W. B
Do vie la St. J a moo* Method tot Epieoopal Cborcb,
Harlem. "Aa Uplifted Sovlour tao Ceatre ol the
Worhi'e Faith" wUl bo preosated la the evealag.
Chnotlaa workers are leviled to tho Weduaeday evea
tag leetora
Dr. Armitage will preooh a seriee of sermoas this
week, beginning to-day. oa '?things ol the Greet
Week" la Fifth Aveaoo Baptiet Co arch. The flret
thing to-day la "Christ's Aequaiotanoe wltb Oriel,"
?d the aooend "Christ's Divialty Proved by His
Pfllh **
Commoatoa oervloe la TweaW-ioarth Street Moth
let Epiaoopal Chorea thla morula* -Our God"
wiU bo preeeotod tbie eveolag by Bee. M. H. Boroa.
Bev. W. B. Berrltt wlU miolator ot tho usual boors
tt -it io the Sixth Aveaoo Relormed Cbaroh.
"BoeoUlol Gormoote" will be exhibited by He v. B.
B. HoU thie morn lug, aad ??Enoooragement lor the
Fainting" be siveo this eveaiug to the Taberoaole
Baptiet Cboroii.
??The True Propltiatlea" will be set forth tbls alter
noon by Dr. I. Coitoa Smith la the Uhorob of tho
Asceaeiva.
Da B. r. Be#ere preaches this eveatag ta Bight#.
fourth Slreet Presbyterian Church. Tba morpiag
??rvioe la ?uppl>*<l by ?
Her W. C. Steele will ?lk ?b*?l William M. Tweed ?
death this morning and about the death of Christians
this ereaing in South Third Street Methodist Kpi.oo
nel Obwech, Broeklya, B. D. Tbla church baa been
crow dad Sabbath evenlnga of late, wbtla Mr. Steele
baa preached a aarlaa ot sermons oa "Immortality.
lloly Week will ba observed in SU Ann's Protestant
Episoopal Cbureb with servlees dally end aariuoaa
every evening during tba week by Drs. Kreae, Wean
baroa, Saya>?or, Sieciuund, ttallaudai and Cooke a
tba order named, beginning this eveniag. Tbara wm
ba five aerrleee to-day and four ?t bar daya, except
Saturday, whaa tba erenlng aarmou will ba omitted
Tba Bar. Profosaor Adler will laatara belore
Etbleuiturists tbla morning on "Tba Use and Abuse
''u^wMMlabratad yeeterday la tba Churah of tba
Immaculate Conception, of tbia city, lor t a
Father Collon. Fathere Kdwarde.
O'Flyon took part In tba eervlces. '#l ,T
bald hla first mtation In tbla cbureb.
Tba Ha*. A. B. Cartar aad tba Ba*. Frederick Court
nay will occupy tba pulpit ol tha Antbon memorial
Cbarcb at tba uaual houra to-day.
In tba Swedenborglaa Churob tbla morning ?
Olirer Dyar will .peak ol "Tba Tula which Pilate Put
oa tba Croaa In Bebraw, Ure.k tad
Tba Bar Mr. Gullbert tbla morning anl tba Bar ur.
8. O-.good tbla aranmg will min.ater lor tba Church ol
UTha?Bar? C. 0. Tlflany will offlciate and preach ia
tba Church of tha Atonamaat at tba aanal touis
""Hope: ItaPaaca and Offloa In Human N^ura," will
ba oonaidarad tbla morning by Bar. W.. ?? ?
?Tba Work or Life and Its Metirea" will ba dlacuaaad
Una ovenlng In tha Church of tba Measlab.
Dra. Howlaud and Seymour will minlaterto tha
Cbureb of tba Hearanly Ra.t tbla morning and altar
ST Dr. J. Cotton Smith will preach oa Thuraday
**Tnora will ba four aarrloaa to-day ?a St. Ignatloe*
Protaataat Episcopal Cbureb, at which Dr. EwerwlU
officiate. Services alao oa Thuraday, Friday and Sat
urday. Midolght aarrico aad aarmoa oa Satuiday.
CHAT BY THE WAY.
It la a graat deal aaa.ar la theaa daya to borrow
trouble than to borrow moaey.
la rlaw of tba apread of Cbrtatlaatty It la aaggeated
tt-.i tha wholo heathen world la Pagan out.
Butlattoa prove that adltora are the moat moral maa
la tba eommuaity?they alwaya do write.
Tba bump of beaeroieaca la aaid to ba better pro
by a thick eoverlog of boaa tuan aay otbar or
gaa. Paaa tha oootrtbuUon box around aad you will
Had that tbla atatamaat la true.
Tbeealira ol tha mad dog la pertectly Innocuous,
aad wa are ready ?? proro una aasertloa by haviag
the axponmaot triad oa aay oaa except oursslres.
It la rary laabionable, of courae, and rery proper to
keep Leas bat to keep It with a aigb al lihoa^t^ot lb.
portlaa aad other good Umea you might bare il it
war* only orar la not quite ao meritorious.
It la aald "Maa propoaea and"?tba lady aeoepta or
not aa aba ahoosea
Tba daya ot aprlaf eleaalag, the aaddeet ol the
rear, are el oaa at band. It ia tba time when
Tba heuaakeepar glreth eebeerfalI bop,
And we bear tbe mualeal flipporty flop
01 tbe moiaty, mtaty. maduealog mop,
aad whaa tha breakfaat la almoat aa uacerUla aa tba
temper of tha whole family. It requtrea a great deal
or Cbrtatlaa grace to looa oa while tbla annual cbaoa
aiowly reaolrea Itacll Into ordor aad aay ao bard
worda aad thin* ao aard thoughts.
Tha Idea waa a oorreot oaa, though tba expraaaloa
af it waa a little aatray, whaa tbe good old lady algbed
and aald that aba did hope to lire ia each a way that
at iaat aha eboald reet la Beelaebub's boaom.
II tbara ia aay way of dodgmg tha moral Uw human
depiarity will bad it oat. "Edward, don't you go out
of that gate." Be waa loand thirty mtaataa alter
tony roca oft playlag marblea, and wluntag another
boy's laat agata. "Didn't I tell you not to go oat ot
that gate?" aaid tba irate parent. "Well," waa tba
reply, "I didn't go oat of the gate; 1 climbed arar tba
feaee!" That k""? ol log to ia circulauaa pretty freely
OOVl4lT&
We are not ooatbat with our lot, aad algh far a
Tfr.-y- Fata aerar treated aay ona aa badly aa ha
treata ar, aad arerybody seta oa better ibaa wa do.
TDat la aboat tba way matteraataad with ue airr?at
deal of tba time. Aad yet if we bad to bear the bor
deaa of aoma of the rary people whom wa enty we
aboaid ba glad enough to get baak to our owa little
etna aad thlak them nothlag. Wo ar* like tbe on
happy gratahopper in tba atory, who thoagbt be could
Ii4 a better crop to lead aa aomewbere alee ibaa
bora, ao
Up ba weat Ilka a atraax of lightning;
Lit on the mooa like a thunderbolt;
Naught oouiu bo llud but a man wuh a lantern,
Bldtug abo ? t on a pea green colt.
Oh I Belnbhof Wb? did 1 come bore T Oh!
A fling, and a awing, aod a flop of my wlag,
Aad baok to the e^th I'Ugo.
That la a rery laaay gboet atory which la gelag tba
mub4 of tba papera. That It la merely a fact ol tha
imagination rather thaa of blatory dooa not mar It in
Uta leaat A lata trareller, tha word ?'lata" referring
sat to bta aiiif?. hat to tba bour of tbe aigbt, while |
?roping hla way home, aaw la tba middle of tha high, i
way what he took to ba a rentable gboak It etood I
auil aad waa dreaaea la white, aa any conventionally
reapeotable apparition would be. Brare at heart he
aetarmlnad to aalre tba mystery. AJrancIng with
aantloaa tread ba got ekiee to the "aheeted dead" and
atraek it a right smart blow with bte stick. What
happened immediately alter ba alone oaa da
?arlbo with lie proper pathoa. Ba waa lilted
lato tba air and came dowa with a dla
agreeablo thud ia tba mod of a ditch. Upon
proper lareetigalloa tbe gboet turaed out to ba a
Wbita muie, wha waa ataadmg tba aight out la modi
utlva mood, wbea bla reverie waa broken In npon by
tba Intruder. Tberlctim deelarea that whaterer bla
prirate optalooa may be be sball hereafter act aa
theogb gboaie ware a reality aad ataar clear ol any
oommaolcailoa with them.
ud aaiure look forward to Baater with
aqaal aatieipeiloaa. Tba latur buda, but the farmer
fel?aoem at that aaason. Congregations begin to thin
dowa la that momeaioua interim betweea the wlater
aad tba aprlag bonnet, but with tbe dawn of E*ator
tba ttde of religioua feel log la again on the flood.
??Dear ma, dear ma," tbo mil dan thought,
Aa in bar paw aba aal,
M1 oa'ar can be ? aaiui booaath
Ttaia horrid winiar hat. \
??Whan robad Ilk* apring. la gay attlra,
1 oau at courcb appear,
Than 1 aiiaii Dollar able b?
To raad tax titla oloaf.M
riirtlag tai raacbad tba altlta4a of .a flat art. It
CM bo atrrM oa la tbo atraot, where, la Uia momaal
ol paaalng aaeb oihar, tba ayeo oaa fla.h what It
voala tako Iba pboaograph aa bour to rapoat s or la
tbo ebnrcb, wbora tba banakercblol aorraa aa tba
aigaai flag wblia tbo aoatlmaaul guab ol two rpoona
la tbo voluble interpreter. it la aaid ol a lady who
waa addleied to ibia umveraal corraepoadenoe la
aipbar that u aba waro lying la bar oofUu abo would
coquette with tba aadortakar while tba mlaiator waa
raad lag tba aorvlen
Mr. II. V. Butiar abawa bia New England tralaiog by
bia ability to quota Scripture, and ba afford* "ua
lilaatratlOB of tba good old doctrine ol toiai depravity,
wblob eaaaot poaaibly bo dlapenaed witb wbilo tba
proooot Coagreaa la la aaaaion, bjr alwaya quoting it
la tbo wrong oonnectioa. Wbao ba wan tad ta elect
a doorkoapor bo eriod oat, "Now la iba acoopiod iiino;
aaw la tba day ol aalvation," and iba mambara muat
bare (bought that ba waa quoting from eomc comic
papar. lor tboy broka into about* of laugbtor. .Spurred
aa by tba aoplauao ba agate cudgallad bia braiaa and
aald, "Bailor ba doorkeopor la iba bouae al iba Lord
tbaa da el! la too tenia ol tba wtokod," aud tbia lima
tbo gautlaaiaa ol tbo iiouaa concluded that bo waa re
olnag a Iraa traoalatioa ol Virgil, and agaia laugbad
load oaouab to llfi tba aationai debt. It la a boautnal
apoctaoia wbaa tba ilepreeeniaurei ol tba paoplo make
lun of tbo Hiblo, but ibey muat ba oxouaed an tbo
groaad tbat probably none ol thorn kaow where tba
quotatloBe come irorn.
Tba OongrtgatUmali$t la boglaatng ta advocata tbo
oae-eorinon-e-dar project. It ta eartaialy vary diffl
aalt lor any mlaiator to preach two good aermona a
day, aad quite tapooaiblo ior aomo ol tbam to preach
ana obcl Whether tba acw movement, however, baa
bee a atartod la tba latareaia al our clergymen, aad aa
a bint tbat It waaM ba baiter to concentrate the
effort a Baoeaaary to produoa two dilutloaa, and ta
preaab one vtgoroua diaoourao, or la tbo loioroata al
l*eeoagragationa, wbo Had it aomotlmea pretty bard
work to lutoa to thou logical bomaeupalby, baa not
yat j-?? Tba toadaauy el a eeitaia aiaaa af
people IS to cosset the minister until bo loeee his
msnlmess and vigor. Ho must 0* kepi la a gluaa ease
sad pet la tbe suosbias, aud ukti oat ouly to be
dandled oa the knee el the congregation, or quea>
Honed as to woetnsf ale tarost le well eooegta to ti>
dure ike fatlguee of a voyage to Kurope. We think
we uave all duo sympathy tor "the cloth." bat at tbe
sams time we believe tbat tbe clerical preteeoton to
all tbe bolter, as lbs rest ol us ere, lor bard work sad
competition. Give ministers mere amplo encourage
'tnent, pay their church debts, seep tbem from get*
ling into tbe same financial snarl again, 'pay tbem
promptly, and pay tbem well enough to lilt tk?m
above tbe possibility ol want, ana tbea demand of
tbem right honest work ana good bealtby sermons,
and yoe will do mora for tbem than yon can by ibis
muadlin policy wbtch would reduce tkeir labors and
tkelr eeiariee 10 tke minimum. Lees eossettiag and
more bouest eoeouragemeat la what tbe elorgy stood
In need of.
The Metbodtets are oar rellgloae radicals. They
ore not at alt aristocratic in their methods, but roll ap
tbeir sleeves and prepare lor a long day's work.
Years ago they took their position oa tns temperance
question, and ever since have been loremost In thui
rclorm. No man can enter tbetr pulpits wbo does
not know tbe coneiiiaont elemeau ol lagor beer and
abbor tbem. Mow they bave attacked another hood
of the hydro. Tbujr have pronounced their ultimatum
conceraing tobacco. The geaial weed is not to be
chewed, but eschowed. There Is to be no smoke In
tbe Meibodlu camp. Tbe pipe oi peace will hereaf
ter be a canto ol war. Tbe first question asked ol a
candidate?a queetion which takes precedence of all
theological tenets?is, "Do you use tobacco la any
form 1" Hs can be a Baptist, oud smoke
under water; an JCpiseopalian or ritualist, and
evolve bis sermon from the clouds ol bis Havana,
but 11 be la to be a Metbodiot tke grateful porfume
ot the weed must be loregoaa The dear old pipe,
wblcb bas ehangsd Its color from wbite lo a delicate
oresmy shade, then deepened into brown, nad lastly
elotbcd itself in the satin gloas of a rlok black, is to
bo laid, with a sign, oa tba snolf, and tbe convivial
elgar, wblcb bsa bid dull care begone eo many times,
is no longer to be cremated la tbe oouoo ot human
bappiaess.
There la a Dr. Wild in Brooklyn whose vagaries
make his name suggestive. He Is the peer of Jasper,
ot Kicbmond, who insists, on biblical grounds, that
tbe son moves round tbe eartb, and not tbe earth
round the aan. He has discovered eertalo loots which
will amuse, even wben they bave oeaeed to instraoi.
la the first place, be says tbat St. Patriot and tbo
prophet Jeremian are ona and tbo soma person; that
the old prophet lived lor a time In Ireland j
under a nom de plume, and under clr
cumstancee which were, to say the least, a bit
suspicious. He tied with a Hobrew maiden, ol whom
he tired, and whom he aiterward gave in marriage to
one of tbe kings lu the northern part of the island.
In tbe second place, be says that Jeremiah carried
with blm tbe Identical atone which served Jacob tor a
pillow when be had his remarkable dream. Whether
he carried It under his arm or sent it by expreas we
are not told. In tbe third place, ho oays that that
very stone le to be seen in Weetminelor Abbey now,
under tbe coronation chair. In tbe loot place, bo eays
tbat Jorcmlab established the ninth or arch degree of
Hooouty. Wbo says there is nothing asw undsr the
suu t Discoveries era praaslng us so bard la nil direc
tions thst lite Is becoming a burden. Wbat with
Huxley end Tyndoll on the one baud aad Jasper aad
Wild on taeotber we really oannot toll whether we
are orthodox or not. Having accepted the story ol
| Jeremiah, however, tbat Uttle aoooant ol the whale
pasaee into inslgniQcanoe. What nextf
MINIS IEUIAL MOVEMENTS.
BOMAV CATHOUO.
In U>? psi lab of the Holy Croee ta thie city ? great
many colored people reside who until lately bave uol
been looked after by tbe Konu Catholic Church.
Puthor McC ready Una now given Ma eouateaaoce to a
school lor Catbollo colored children, which baa beon
opened by a lady ol iba parish with nlna pupils to
start witb. He appeals tor belp in the enterprise of
building a boose and perhapa an orphanage lor anob
children in bia parish.
There are now forty Roman Catbollo pansbea within
the* municipal limits of Brooklyn. A new on* baa
recently been organised. It lies between Prospect
Park and Greenwood, and oo in man da a view or the
ocean and the upper bay. Bar. Tboaaa O'Bcllly,
asaistant ol Sb Joseph's Church, baa beon assigned
to tbia cbarga Next October Biabop Loughlm will
celebrate bis opiaoopal jubilee.
oomaitnOATioXAh.
Dr. b. A. Nelson, of Geneva, N. Y., baa written an
open loiter to Mr. Boecbor on bia '?Background ol
Mystery," In wbich ba critidsaa that aermon aa n
picture ibai baa no torogronnd to it Be thinks no
one can tell Irom the aermon what Br. Beeeber think*
about tba lulu re slate or the wicked; that bia prtaeo
tatiou or ibe orthodox belie! ee that point M n car lea.
lure unworthy ol any CbriaUan Uacbor, and ibat
none of nia propoaluooa are an explicit aa iba Scrtp
turoa put thorn. The letter la calm and temperate In
spirit and stylo, bnt is thoroughly dear and oau
aponen.
Dr. William M.Taylor, of thin oily, charges the
abort paatoratoa ol inmiatera in America to the habit
ol topicnl preauhiug. Be tbinka auch preaching is
generally lu one iter and that alter n very little time
a uian will proacb biuiaell out. Than, or coarse, be
wants to llua a green paeture wbere be can do the
same thing Tor a lew years more.
The Union Uoagregatiousl Society, l'rovidcnce,
B. 1., bava a<Jdod $1,IM> to too annual talarr ol the
pastor, BuV. Or. Beureuds, with a tunuer ol $1,Mo lor
a vacatlou Visit to tturope ut any time he may seieul*
The increase mskes bia stlary itt.uuu.
pasauTTkaux.
The Uuited Presbyterian Board or foreign Missions
Is taking steps to transfer lie mission iroin Caulou,
China, to the Cbinoee on the Paeitte coaaL Tne mis
sionary, lbs B*v. J. C. Novlu, has (imposed el the
uioporty and already arrived in Caliioruia with bia
family It ia expected that the inia.iou will l?/opn**d
at Loa Angeles, wuiob baa a large cuiuese population.
Tne Presbyturisn Boara, which uas occupied ibis
place as a atation, will lurrender it to Mr. Nevin and
send us missionary tjCbina.
there are aevea Preaby turlan and seven Congrega
tioual churches In Cleveland, Ohio. Home ol tiwia
are of goodly numbers and alteugtu, while others are
of recent orlgiu aud limited luiiueuce. IWeuty-lour
receui oouverta bave been added to Uadlaon Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, Uhla I he Clio rob is
ouly two years old, and la located in aeperseiy settled
part oi the city.
By tue ?iu ol Bra Cordelia Stum peon the sum ol
$46,UU0 is leu lor the roi.el ol the widow* and orphans
oi tuiuister* in tbe fre^yteriau Cuarou.
WINOrAlUX
The publisbera or tne VAmrdkmau, wbiob rceeatly
swallowed up tbe Ckmrek Journal, have, alter a brief
tuieriuisalou, agaiu brought out a paper oi the same
ii..wo out el a totally dlQeruut cbar?ct?r. Tuo
Orat Lumber combines the characteriatios of ins
i unUmftorarf Hrvi-w aOd lbs Lxvxnj Ap*, and Ota
CUaae* the exaction* Ol American aocieiy, tne eleva
liou of lue drama, heaven and bell, capital aud IsOor,
aud other important topics.
Alter a paetorate of alxiy-two years with tbe ?L
Oewrge'a Kpiscopel Unureb, oi Newuurg, N. Y, Rev.
Ur. J dun ttrown naa reeigued his charge on ac
count ol tbe luttrmlllee of age. It l* quite
remarkable that a rector thoula continue
so long with one people, be having gone
to hewourg iu 1816, wbere there was no Kpl*e.>pal
church or cougregatiou. Be I* a native si tuie ony,
a graduate of Uoiuinbis College aud in hi* sigbiy
eeronih year, rue Nov. Mr. Applegate win ke called
to ibe vacant Charge.
The Preeidiug Bishop has summoned tbe llouse of
Bwhope to meet iu New York ouy on Monday, Juue
jj iu take action oo tne resignation ol the Biabop of
me Dleuoae ol Blcbigah.
asruonisT.
Tbe Uoetbern Meibouiat* have organlxsd a Marvin
Memorial Association, wnoae object is to ereot a
uionumeut to the isle Bubop Xlurviu aud s borne lor
bis lauiily, not bocau*o tus luitor nood a home, but
ixieauae ibe Cuureu waul to have aa enduring memo
rial ol oue wi>um they lovod.
t he total indebtedue** ol tbe missionary treasury
ol ibe Meihodlsl fcpitcopal Cliuich, uow i> 1181,silt OA
The receipts ol miasionary luousy uomes slowly, lue
Kaiieru contersuces ol tuo Cuurcu are now holding
their uhliuai aesaious.
A unw Meinotliat Kpiscopal Church was opened
recently at the eoruer ol the Uoulevsru (avenue AJ aud
Klguiy-aecood street
n a r r i *t.
Br. James A. Brsuley, oi A*bury Park. n. J., baa
Ollvreu the Bapust* or that place a building lot Valued
at $4,000, iu ono ol the beet locailona, provided they
beiiiu 10 oUiid uol or* July I. 1'bs inetulMtrebio ol tbe
society ha* receuiiy had an aCeeasion ol tweuqr.
Til. Hsv. l)r. Hamosut, ol ibe laboruacle Baptist
Chuich, Brooklyn, i* oaiieu to succeed ibe late l>r.
>'iab iu tbe riret BspiUt Cburcb, Newark. Tbere was
great unanimity lu tbe vote aud e couiiuilice was ap
pointed to urge hiui. la ca*e oi hie acceptance, to com
mence hie labors tuere next dsooain.
Au extensive revival is in progress ia tbe Unio*
Avenue Baptist Churob of Brooklyn, lbs Rev. D. C.
Hughe, pastor. Without nny extra help tbe work baa
goue loraurd. Since tne 1*1 ol January lorty-ilve
liavo been baptised aad many more bave proteased
conversion. Brother Hughes ass baptise* 164 doting
hie present pastorate ol mils ever three yeara
A revival ia enjoyou in the first llaptist Cborah,
Railway, N. 4. borne iwoniy-ilvo person* have pro
leesed Christ.
asruaMsn ( dutch.)
Tnirty-tbree convene nave reoeatly been reeetved
I Din the llelorined l>uich Church at Nsuninarg,
N. Y., on couiesflisn or lailb in Ciirink
ibe Reiormsd Cbareb el htewartriUe, Ulster
county, N. V., wu organised last Ssptsmber with
uinoieeu members. Since iueu it bu more mau
douuled lis membership aud gr> stly enlarged its oou
grsgutions aud its field ol usefulness.
lbs isdtes of Or. furur'a Raloruied Church, Bed
lord avenue, Brooklyn, K. D., maintain a sewiug
school for ibe poor children ol lb* neighborhood.
Tbey bave about 360 pupils, with an average *noe a
week ol 300 glrU About iorty Isdtes sre eiigsged m
lbs work, sod they intersperse religious instruction
and otiier useful Information wltb their needle lea
sons. They bars given relief in clothing, shoes, lood
ana money as needed all ibe winter.
CKIVKKSAL1ST.
Tbe Rev. J. M. Pullman, ol tbts city, is taking a
brief vacation In Klortds to recruit bis beslth. He is
accompanied by bis Suudsy school superiutendeut,
Mr. William Muss.
According to tbeir Yesr Book for 1878 the Unlver
salists are now 36.806 strong, sgvnsi 3^,141 id 1878.
Tbey bars WI cburou organisations. 706 cburcb *dl>
flees snd 722 ministers. Tboir parub property is es
timsted to be wortb $6,070,118.
ibe (Jmversailst minister* of Boston and vicinity,
by a vote of 33 to -J, bave resolved tbst God )? good
and gracious; tbat repentsnce uud salvation are uot
limiiod io litis llfs; tbat it Is Inconsistent wltb God's
cbaractor, Ac, to limn tbe saviug power of Christ to
Ihisllle; tbat death has bo'sjivsug power, aud thai
"lbs borizou of oicruiur" will not oe "relatively
sillier lariisly or lor a loug time overcast by ibe clouds
at sin or puuisbtnoul;" aud su ou to No, 9 of them.
THIRTY-FOUUTH S TliEET SYNAGOGUE.
GUAM) TUX TONOVU? MBUOX BX BJtV.
HKNUT H. JACOBS.
The tblrty.fonrib psslm was composed by David on
lbs memorable occasion wben be escapod from lbs
Court ol Acbtsb, tier* oalled Abtmeiscu, wbicb seems
to bave beeu. lbs tills assumed by lbs Philistlnlan
lungs. Jn lbs cxuberaucs ol. bis Joy be gives utter
snce to ibis bymn ol thsnksgiving, but witb u be
oouplsrtb* moral lasson to be found In tbs fourteenib
verse?"Guard thy tongua from evil and thy lips from
?psaking deoalt,"
There la n manliest connection, uud the prsscber,
between iho injunction of the text and ibo portion ol
Scripture read tuts morning, which treats of "tbe law
ol the leper" and the physio?i means of guarding
againat tbe infection and spread ol tbo lernoie
disosse. In the text tbe moral leprosy ol society U
Indicated and tbe moral menus ?l counteracting its
contagion and danger are described. Aud so our an
ciout teacbors auow the affinity ol iho two wben the?
aaserl tbat it was the evil tougus of Miriam, wben sbs
?poke agslnat Moses, wblcb as used htr to be smitten
with leprosy. Yea, "the evil tougue" is tbe leprosy
wbiSh blight* repuiatiou and destroys character. It
is the crime of crimes, against which lollgion protosts
and wbicb the Mtdrasb has stigmatised as evca worse
tbau the sin ol idolatry?lor slander oears lbs assas
sin's dagger, it is tbo murderer ol reputation, aud
tbsrelore doos Scripture fitly declare, "Ueatb aud lile
are lu tbo power ol tbo tougue." 1'ucrelore, "Guard
thy tougue irom ovil."
tuk six or OKCSIT.
And further does tue texi enjoin to koep "thy lips
Iroin uttering deceit"?tust is loan*, aucordiug to tbe
exegusis.ol tue Rsdak, "apeuk not one thing witu tbe
rnouih aud bave unotoer tbiug in tue heart, lor It is
dscsit to toy uetgbbor to speak to him pleasantly and
yei design evil against him-iu tby bewrt." Uere Is
also tbe plague spot wblcb calls lor sscerdotal inter
position. Like u>e prtssi ol old, tbe pulpit most cry
aloud, "Uucisau, uncleAuI" lor daosit is a phase of
tbo leprosy wuicu luieots *ooi?ty. It sbows itself in
tbe busluess world, in tbo over-reaobiufr wbicu as
sumes ibo Ucilnou. nurni ol "smartness." It ur tbe
loe ol morals, wutcb it attucxs with a virulence tbat
restate nil beating suort ol tbe barolo irsatmeut wbiou
stampseul tbe disease. Uoligtou recognises Has tu
most dangerous autagoolai, because of lue mask which
It tints ou, steaiiug the very livery ol beuveu. It ts
ins panoply of cowards, wnoso bearts aro as false as
slairs of sand, who cloth* ifcoir nakod viliany with
oanl and holy seeming?
Who wear lous lacee, Just as if our Maker,
Tbe God of gouduass, was an undertaker.
But it is in our daily contact with men w? meet tb*
most irequeut tustauco* ol gloxing deceit. It would
be amusing, wer* li uot so ghostly aud painful, to
mark tb* pretsutlous prolesslou* of warm intoreai,
tb* seeming Iriendiy Inquiries, the simulated sym
pathy, tbe tace* all wr?aib*d with smiles, wbicb aro
fsiso aud hollow. Tliey bsvo no m*auiufb Rather
too ofl*n tbey are but ? thin covering ol ibe euvy,
Jealouay and uatrad wnicb luster in tbe heart. It la
deceit anauming lor its prollt some mass of virtue.
It is deceit, wbMb is the iwia sister ol slander, both
ins offspring ol lb* evil tongue. It 1* deceit, which
I* the moral leprosy which infsats our path on all
?ides snu Alls ins very air with daug*r.
'?1 warn you against lis enorosenmenta and It*
perils," said tuo preacher, euiphaitoaiiy, "1 warn
you Mainsi the unholy passious which crop ont nt tb*
pestiMuiial rivalry boru ol Jealousy at otLer tusn's
successes. I warn you against tb* sin wbicu is tbo
cowardly disguise of tbe beart cankered with avurico
and wtckodl* seeking another's destruction while tb*
lip* speaK to him pleasantly. 1 warn you to avoid, as
you wuuld 'tbo peetlleiioe that staik*ui iu darkuess,'
lb* moral leprosy ol *
"lljrpoerlsjr, the only evil tbat walks
luvislble, eseept to Uud alune.
By Ills permission will, through heaven aad earth."
REAL ESTATE.
The following aalM wero made on tba Baal EiUti
Kxabange yeaierday
?r ?(UiU IHTTU.
tenrtat Court furNluura e?ie? Arthur Barry, ref
eree?ot the bulldlug. with Ivam of M H5.4x70x.i5.
1x70, ou Chatham at.. a. ( , 25 ft. ? ol Oliver at.;
leaeed May 1. 1B5B. itriu 21 grouuu reut
$800 per auuun; to plaintiff $0,600
ir c. J. ltok.
Snpremo Coyrt forecloaura eale?Bcolt Lord, ref
area-ofepiol of load 75.0xl50xl00.8x50x24.2x
lull, ob Boulevard. a. w. corner of 05th ?(.; alao,
mi m, 2ftxiuoa, iia *<uiwiu ik, i. a, it. v.
ot Boulevard: Io pialnllC 10,000
Alao ouo lot ?llW.^ ?? Win Mill a., 1 I. lilt li
v. of Bualevard; w K. MtdJu 1,325
ar MOWABO w. IIUiTM.
JTerecloMira nil, by order or the Court ol Onaot
ritM-JOHpb Katretch. referee or the thro*
?tor* brick dwelllnna. with Iota. together la alio
4^x100 11, Noa oa. 04 and ?*t Bast 1 lota at., a. a..
YM It. w. ol 4th a*. | to plaintiff 4,000
Total....... , 93U.M8
OrriCIAL SEAL ESTATE TBAirai MIS.
The following aUtamaal, allowing lb a raal eatate
traanaotiouH recorded in Um Regiaiar'a Ofllco April 13,
1878, la obtain ad Irom Augiuma J. Uoobartjr, Depaijr
Regular:?
Lexington a*., a. a.. 94 ft. a. of 63d at., &3xl4.S;
Owen Oearty to Auguata* K. llully .... $14,500
Utb at., a. a.. 17ft ft. w. or lat a*., 2ftx04.10; Uted
rlcb ruik and wife to Mary Martin. Nan.
ft7vb at , a. a, lOu It. w. of Utli a*., 101x104 4: lirld
(at Stafford to Maria llolwe.l Mont.
ftutu at., a. a. US It. a. or 7ih nr., 25x81.0; Clark
Ball ?ud wile to W. J. Ueiuoreat .. 10,000
Warran at., u. a. .No. 42 0* part of); E. II. Btevena
to Bilaa B W. Steveae Non.
Flora 2J and 24 haal Hlver (), part of); aaiua to
Kradarux W.iateveue Morn.
60 th at., a a. B7ft It. w. or llHIi a?? 7oxlOU; Uicit
ard L. MuiUaiid wllo to I'bomaa B. Omve. U.OuO
13MB at, a. a, batwaaa <Hb aud 7th ava. dot No.
211 s K. A. Buil-r to huilly O. Uutlar 1UU
130th ik, a a, SOU ft. a. ol 7th a*.. 2ftxutl.ll; earn*
la aaaaa .??????.??????????????? Man,
ftotli ?!., a a. 400 It. w. or 10th a*.. 25xlOU6;
tleurr Welimr aad wile to Dnrid Ciiilatia 12,627
Qlutoa a*, u. a- tlota No. IJtl aud 404 ?! oodlawa
Maighia) t k. Backeudorl and nuaoaud io J o.iu
Uuar 375
X'ltu at, n. a.lUfia. of 7tb a*.. 18.0x70 II; f.dward
FUaer ta Jalan M. Ketaer .. 2.500
Till a*., w. a, 17 it. a of 75tli at.. 115aOO; Michael
McOeveru aad wite to David Krauk 6,000
WalaU at., eoruor depot, JuxlOO !J4th ward) ; Jauiaa
J. Pbelaa and wile to Jamoa ritiierald Norn.
(Mb at.. B. a . 21 ?> ft. a. ol lat a* . 3; Chrlato
pber Oouiinar and Vila to C Uadaltlu.- 11,460
Cadar at,, n. a. 7ft ft. a. or t'lniou a*.. 25x100 I24tb
ward; ; narab C. Carry aud bnabaud to John J,
Katfau .. 150
Cbryatia at. iNoa. 101 aad 103), SOxl2ft. Jonn P.
t.iaiaudvrl aad wifa to U. H. I'etluu. 54,ftU0
BOth at ,a a. 14ft It. w. of Maulauu at.. 1*5x102.2;
Michael L Ooylo aud wlfa w B. V. K. Crngor.... T^UO
Baarar at., n. a , MO. 11 It. a. of Hmw at. iaa 21) | b.
LK ualo (ralaraa) to L U. t'aa Bnrau 14.000
ftfttb at., B. a, 2uO It. a. tftb a* , Juxluu.ft; a aula to
U*l Kuirli 7.2U0
OOtb at., a a., 224 ft. a. aflltb a*., 25x100.5; U. T.
Curtlaa (ralarar) to I. La H Wood 12,ftOU
Wlllatt at. ?. a,?l3 ft. a at tCtvlamoii at., I8.6x&0i
alao Wlllatt at.. W., 01.tf ft. a. ul Klvtlictou at.,
IB.Bafto; JoBu U. Wabor aad wlia to W. k rtaa
art Man.
Wlilatt at. (aaaia propary); Wia. U. Btawarl la
brtiaatluo Wovor. Non.
Uoarca at . a. a, 126 It. a or Brooiua at.. 25x100;
JauoD Uayar to J. Borniann Main.
Ilfttb at., a a. IBO It w. ..I 4tb a?.. l.'txlOO.IO| Jaa.
Ma<lu?n to Kdward Ougau SOU
Milcbail plaaa. d. a, 1JJ It. a. of lat av? 18x00 10;
K Ktra aud wlta to Uarntaula Ufa Inaurauca Com
pany Non.
Stautun at., a a, 37.6 ft. w. of Attoruay, 1U.5x0:1; li.
Kataraaud arlla loJ. klockalan 6.000
Mtlt at., a a. 1<U It. a. ol lat at., 100x102.2;Tliouiaa
Oiovar to Ooarltt 11. 1'arxar 1?IJ?J0
64th at.. B. a. lOu It. bt. or lat a*., 20x102.3; >, K.
Lano irataraa) to l*. u. Maoart 5.750
40tk at.. Waal (Xo. HI), 2o yaara; Xraatua K Marty
toJaua Loaycralt VlJOOO
aoaraaaaa,
Oaaanagh, Mary A. Bad huabaud, to 6. B. Townaaad,
w. a. ol 2d a?.. B. ol 31at at.; 1 jraar 92,000
Chriatla, Uatid, to llaury wiaanr, a a ol oOtb at.,
ar. or iota a* ; Inatalmanta 11,000
CoocBlt, Julia aud who, to Uaaka aud Walta Or
pliau noma, w. a A aaiilagton. a ul Uaabroaaaa at.;
1 10,000
fataor, Joua M. aad otliara. to Barbara BalioanlalJl,
u. a 2Atb at., a. ol 7||| a*.; 3 >a?ra 3^100
Uarvay. Jonu and arlia.lo Jauiva Mulry, a a. cornar
4tli atr aud 4^d at.; 5 yaara. 04,000
Baiua to llenry f. t'??oaeud.a. a. cornar 4th ar. Bud
43d at ; Inatalmanta 1,000
llarana, Jauiaa II. aud wllo. io Julia Haior, n. a 50th
at., w. ol Otn bt. i B moutha 3,000
llabort, I'blllp U., to Joliu r. Scbaafj, n. a 04tn at.,
w. ol lit ar.: Inalaliiionia ft.OOO
Loayoralt, Jaoa, to ivraatua K. Marcy, a a. 40tn at., I
w. i.ao IU?I) i IO yaara 10,016
T?I?K. Houora, to U??y a. n?ott, w. a of JUouiKom
aty at . a. ol uoory i 3 yaara 1,000
Virla, Krad L. and ?lfa. to John J. Kronm. n. a. oI
36th at., a. ol loth ar.; I year 800
Wrlgot, Martha Jobaa, to Aoram B. WycKoff, a a of
IJHIi at.. #. ot lat ar. ; liiataluienta 7,500
Sana to aauia, a a of 120th at., w. ul lat ar.t Inatal
mauta 7,5a)
Wood, J oaeph la H. aad ?ila, Io KnilgraBl Indua
trla , a. a. o|60th at., e. ot llth ar.; (year 1.1,000
AaamaaaMta or aoarujuu
Naaka. J ana A., to hmi.y Hanxa 96,000
Hloutqrlai. ABxaatua, to Oaumal f. Tatar ouo
Hatha, Loalaa. to U. aohamuargar g,i.??
oiwail, Maria II., to 0*ortfe W kgylaao B4<?
I'rlao. Couaiauaa M . la Oontailaa l. Uooka n??
Pualan, Jauiaato Harla it. Hlweil BIO
Bmyth, John t. i!tuparint?iideni In.urnnea Dapart
aiaat, A aw VorhJ. to Oeujantu U. liardonbrook..
Baa Mb. Robert O. (tiMrtw). I* OkirtN *. Wat>
Ml (trwiu) T.con
Uaderliill. A. ii. (?fcui.Tj. in Mary T. I*?r?gai...
8?ui? (trustee) la AbbIo K. 1 J.DUO
Saute In ... '.140
L'mou Dime SaviUK* laitHatlou to A. A. Hlllyer
(axoculrlx) 7.000
Walcott, Charles M. (trust##), 10 E. D. MUllgaa.... 7.000
SALE OF A 11 ACE COURSE.
Th* old Ceotrevllle Km* Course, at Woodhavaa,
town o( Jamaica, L. I., baa boon (old under tor*
closure to Mr. J. Momerindyke for $16,000. Tb* track
la in good condition .anil bus lor aoine nine past beea i
used lor training purpose*.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Lawrence Brothers, whoioaaie dealer* la hatter*'
goods at No. M Greene at reel, have suspended. The
liabilitiea are about $60,000 and the nominal a*eel* ar*
about tho same amount, the value belni unknown ai
present. Tb* caaie ot ttie *u*peneion wh tho deprecla.
tlon in *tock and loaaa* la trade, the Arm not having
?ado any money (or a year paau Th* firm bad good
credit and were the successor* of Lawrence Droibera
and Tweedy, wbltib dissolved iu May, 1ST3. There arc
lew creditor* oi the Arm, the liabilities being conQnml
to a small number ot importing bouse*. The creditor*
Efwvo expressed a wllliuguea* to grant a settlement,
and a? >oou aa the statement oI a*?*ta and nabllltle*
In completed * meeting ol the creditor* will be held to
take action oa the ootnprowi**. The Orm I* com
posed of Samuel U. and William B Lswrenae.
Tbe failure ol Peter Miller'* rtons, lumber dealer* at
Nr. Attorney atreet, I* reported. The Orm I* com*
po*<'d ol Johu and William Miller and claimed to hate
a capital of $60,000. Tiiev bare rcceoily suffered
heavy losses and thair note* consequently weut to
protest. Th* liabilities are eatluatad at $30,000 aad
tao uaaet* nominal.
POSTAL AFFAI11S.
Th* receipts for poataga stamp*, itampod envelope*
and postal cards at th* Post OlBco last waek great!/
exceeded those ol any other weak la several years.
Tbeamoaat deposited during too weak by tb* Post
master aggregated $08,000 80.
EXPORTS OP BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE fTOCK.
The (ollowtag statement shows the quaatltloa and
values ol tresb beef, mutton and live atook exported
Iron tbe Uaitod States to porta In the United King
dom and other ports, I row Jauuary 1, 18TS. to April
13, aa oompared witn laat yoar-.?
\hh
;!!<$; \\n\ U?
wwv I? hi
: : : f
f .- Jj? *
I I lilt 8
sli'i i
il i g 81 Hi
-4 I tUU U.
#S-' a'wfiC' I
??b>- ?i 36-SjES
'?iii iLMiilJ:
SB
111 ? ?
I 8
I 11
6 i
u s pj
111 'oiiiill
8
1118
I I I
V
, SI...S s
S.S5?
c
I I Sil
MM
. * - . SL.*ss
si&?
' 3S.5? JI f?* ?
I Ml II53S3
?ranxcu K*roax??B*raa a*d ranta.
_ . 49T.WIO ?**?*?>
Beef 20.31)1 l.?70
14.600 "OS
llnatd hoti* _____ .
541.SOI *7.853
?Klr.t shipments to Kranc* eoiumeeeod November 4,
1877' HieoetxAxaoea list addicp m ro>
k a I
?2?S. . ??3?3
l.onaoo??<? una chin, in uwam.
Hall?01 tic.id will*.
I ouniug (Nortb Utrmv), 937 bead catlla, 10 bortoa,
89 bog*.
??iu?, $l.wa. i?a
t Otbar turu oiljr comprlaa iba Watt Indlaa.
EXPOUTS OF UUTTKU AND CHEESE.
Tba lollowim ara tbo aspori* of buuor and cuaaaa
from Naw York to tbo tmdarmeuiiouad port* alocj tua
1st of May 1877 ibegiuniog ol tua irudo fo?n, anj
Ibr tb? wook andlng April li, 1878, aa coinparad wittt
tamaumalaM r??*:?
HutUf.
VI h ? i
IOD. J
Llwrpuol.
Loudon..
UUagow...
iinaiot
Uaiitb'g
nod
Hramen.
Dinar p'la.
Total, Iba.
Vkeeu.
Liverpool.
Loi> duo...
Uluagow ..
BrlaUil. ..
llauib'g )
and I
Bremen.)
Olber p'ta.
Total, Iba..
This t |
Wtdc /Venonjiy!
86.8'24
96 709
M,80j
I Same Tim*
Total L<ul I'tar.
8,674,80'i'
609,001|
6,oai,6.s'l
1,040,118
77,8311 2,448,481
81.060|' 2.681,240
"?74,4091 18,792,1641
47if.wl C9,880.T40|
271.801! 3l,769..,?S|
12,900 1l.808,87i|
1*0,000 8,260,01-^1
168,177
1,217.011
O.OOO.IUW
MM. 800
6,o?J,a;(4
1,040,118
1826,792
2,042,870
22.0.16
929.979
132,989,910
19,187,748
70,163.323
32,031.1M
11,881,672
8,430,012
148,17
0,894,006
677.9U7
3,962 008
808,003
930,104
2.241,203
16,410,830
62,830.046
19.707,477
7.607,430
0,278.307
37,300
L239.0081 1,227,461
13<t, 809,8881 87.046.910
.?XMpptrt' J'ria*. ?.
1877. 1S78.
Ct nit. Vcttit.
Dollar, lb., poor t* Una. , 12 a 28 9 * 24
Cuaaaa, lb., Una 12 a 14X I a 12Ja'
EXPOJUIS OF OYSTBlteL
246
44
036
Cat**.
426
2,600
Tba following abowa tua 411 tutiif o t o/alora abippad
to iba uoderraouilooed porta from Xaar York I rota
October 22, 1877, to April li. 1878
Hon
Lirurpuol 3o,8-8
London ?> 1,002
Ulaagow 662
Hriatol 88
Havra 104
Hamburg. 603
KouerUam, 279
Br?u>?* . ISO
Otbar 6l4
Totala 34.101
Anraf a prlcaa $6 60 a $8 por bbi.
907
30
60
80
1,326
>,001
THE COURTS.
Post-Dated Checks and Orders
Legally Identical.
DISPOSSESS PHOCEEDINO&
Marine Court Judges Relieved from Iiiiiag
Ejectment Warrants.
Aa important dromon, and one of liUrnt I* IM
legal pr*(wilM, ku bMD banded down In ibe Caait
ot Appeals, in Hie case ol Carl Leaner, an alMpdwa
Odeuce nan, who made appiicatiaa to tbe Court
tbrougb Mr. William V. Kiniztug, but oouoael, to b?
discharged from tbo State f rison upon Ibe groaad of
tbo illegality ol bla conviction la bavin* boon ooo
?icted 01 rhlae pretence*, boloro Judge Gllderaieera,
la tbe Court or tiaaeral S?Mlon?, and aeaieBced to
two yeare' Imprtaoameat. It appeared upon the trail
tbat tbe prtaoaer and a oonfedorata purchased
gome good*, giving ta pnyinent a post-dated
check, wbieb subaequoutiy turned oat U bo worthiest,
Mr. Kintsiug raiaed tbe point tbat tbe giving af i
post-dated cbeok la nothing mora than a promiao M
pay, and that aa tbe falee representation complained
of was promissory In Us nature It oould aot bo lb*
foundation ol a orimlnal charge. It waa not, be
claimed, a lalae repreaeutattoo aa to an existing fact,
"wbicu la one of tbe esaentiai elements of tbo crime.
District Attorney Pbelps and Assistant Olatriet At*
torney'Kiuaell, lor tbe people, took the ground that
tbe preaentatlon ol a check upon tbe parobaaer si
good* forcaab amount* to arepresentation tbat It la a
good and wild order lor tbe aum namod la It and tbat
such aum la on depoalt at tne bank to meat Ik Tbo
Court ol Appeal* now affirms tbe conviction of lbs
Court below. Tbe opinion ol Judge Rapailo, owin*
to the important legal point involved, la gives below
In Cull:?
Tbo chock whieb waa pissed off upon the complais
ant wat dated on the '29th ef August, tbe trauaaonoa
taking place on the :Miu, and the delonce i* pi acsd
upuu tbe ground that the delivery ot a pout-dated
oueck doea not coasiiluio a repreaontatloa tbat tbe
money to tnuet It t* lu tbe bank at the time of delivery
of the check, but (imply an undertaking tbat It abaft
bu there at tbo maturity of tbe check, ll there baft
been uo ropreaeulalloo made except by tbe delivery
of tbe check, and the prosecution rested
wholly ou tbe allegation tbat tbla waa a '
representation tbat tne money waa ta tbe
baok, tbe point wbtob tbe prtaoaer'a oounael
seeks to raise would be good in tbe oaae, and tba elf
euinxtuuce tbat tbe ebeck waa not drawa by tba
priaoaer ont by a third party, and waa poet-dateo,
would be very material. But we do aot mink tba
case turna upon tbe poiut argued. Tbe ladlotmeai
charge* that the prisunor repreaented, among other
tbinga. tbat tne check waa good aua a vsluabM
security, and ol tbo value of $264, wboreaa
It waa not good or of any value what
ever. Tbe avidenes of tba prosecutrix waa
tbat tbe prtaoner and hi* companion MalvtfJs
came together to ber realdenoe, and alter bargaiuiag
lor the good* and agreeing upon tbe price Melville
went out, aa ha aald, to gel tbe mouey to pay loi
tbem, leaving tbe prisoner there; tbat tbe prteobM
represented Melville aa a mau in buaiuona, having tw?
stores, Ao.; that Melville returned with tbe cbeak,
and at tbe time of paaalng It off to prosecutrix and ob
taining tbe gooua, in an*wer to a remark ol tbe pros
ecutrix'* ulster tbat tbo check waa dated the 29th.
said, *'lt u loo late to to to tbe bask to-day'1
(it being then ball-poai three in ibe after
aooa); that at tbe aame ume the priaoaer aaid
that the check was good, and alao that Stembacb, tba
maker ol tbe cheek, had a business. Tbo aiater testi
fied tbat in answer to ber remark about ibe date Mel
ville said that li waa too late to uo to the bank and aa
dated the cbock lor to-morrow. Nosuob person a* tba
drawer ol tbe check kepi any aoeouut la tba bank on
which U waa drawn, and it waa admitted on tba trial
thai tbe cbeok waa worthies*. Ibe circumstances
tended to show that tba transaction waa a deviee la
deftaud ibe proaeouirlx ol ber good*, aad tbat Melville
and tba prtaoner were aclinic in coucert. They together
look ibe good* away. No explanation or del*nee
waa oOered by tbe prtaoner on tba mat, nor did ha
abow that liiera wa* *ay auob person as Steiubaaa
or wuat werehia own relations with Jelvillr, bulb*
reliad wboilr oa tbe loci thai the cbeok waa post
dated. Under tbe cireumaiaueea wa tbiuk tbat lb*
evidence waa auUlcient to juatily a finding thai ta*
priaoner represented tbat tbe check waa good and tfea
maker a mau of eubslonca, while be kuew tbat It waa
worthloaa aud waa a taiae token got up lor lb* pur.
po*e ot delrauutug ibe prosecutrix, und that be and
Melville were confederate* and Jointly obtained ina
good*. The question ol tbe prisooer'* gum waa fairly
suotniued to tba jury, and there la no legit error ia
ibe couvioliou. Tuo judgineut should bo affirmed.
? PROCEEDINGS IN EJECTMENT.
Mr. William H Crosby, a large real aetata owner^
brougbt tutt for a peremptory mandamo* ibrougb bid
counaet, Mr. Elliott and Eiortdge T. llarry, to osaspel
Judge MeAdam, of the Marina Court, to iaaua a war
rani In dtaposaoaaory proooodiaga. Judga MeAdam
deettoed to ait IB aucb proceedings unless tba appli
cant abowad tbere war* bo Judgaa of tba diatrial
ooitrts willing to do so. Tba motion for a mandamus
aame on before Judga DoaobueMiB Supreme Court,
Chambers. Mr. Elllstt V. Shaparil, appaariag far Um
Mariue Court Juu?aa?ibi* being a teat aaae aud In
cluding all the Marina Coart Judgas?coaieaded thai
tbe sulutes govsrulug *ucu cue* waa not mandatory |
tbat tbe Marine Court Judge* bad a diacriiion 10 re
lu*e to bear tbaae oaae*, wnton ibey uad reaioaably
exerciaed, becau*e ibe Conrt ia already sverarswded
wiib other buainaaa, and that ta encamber their oal
?udar* with these duposaeaaory ease* would praelu
cally deairoy tue oaalulaea* ol the Court lor litigated
beaineaa aud deprive tba district court* ai a viae* of
buainoa* wuicb they are apucially argaaitad U troas
act. Mr. Gerry, lor the relator, maintained that tba
auiute wa* inaudatory and thai ibe Judges of tba
Marina Court bad uo dlacretion ia the mailer; tbat
tboHu judge* were more computeni to boar aud deter
mine tljo difficult queelloua ot law arisiag in tui* class
of cases tuau tbo district Judge*, and tbat liilgaat*
bad the right to avail ibemaeiveaor tbeeuperior Wacu
lug ol ibat tteuch. Judge Uonouue baa deeided that
it I* di*cretiou?ry with the Marina Court Judgaa ta
bear tbeao oaae a, aad reiuaed to graut tba writ af
meadomaa
LAWYER THEKASSON'S tbial.
Mr. Johu Sparse, Obivl Clerk of tbe Court at OfM
Ud iermiaor uil Otainl UmiKiii Courta, ?M JTN
unity nerved with an order from Jadge Donobae,
traneferring lit* Indictment* found agtiuat Loom t.
TbtruND, the lawyer, Iroin the tteaerai VcMni
Court to the Oyar and Terminer. Tberaaaoa, wbe la
a inraibir oi tbe firm of Tnenueao k Bryan, law y era,
Mo. 8 riiie aireat, ta charged wtta having tnieappro
priatud aomimiug like $100,000 of tbe Cauda oi tua
e*tat? oi Mr* Ztlirlsky, oi which be waa agent, and
I* tnuloieu on tbe ?t>euillc cuurge ol obtaining tbat
l;idy'? eignaiuru by lalae pretence*. 1lie traaeler waa
ordered ou alUduvlta *011111111011 by Tberaeeon'* law.
j? r, uud tbe ao u?iU wax re<|airou to give uew bail.
W mum II. U. Moore, of No. SB ?aat Tweutjr-Uilrd
a tree t, becouiiog bia auraty.
SUMMARY OF LAW CA8E8.
John Kuick, a podler of eigtra, waa braaght before
United atatee Commlaaioner Shield* yaetarday lkw|*4
wljli aelliog cigara without a lloenea. He waa ab eld
oOendar, and waa bald to await tbe aaitan of the Qrasd
Jury,
Diana Baaniitar complain* tbat aba la bald It daraaa
by Samuel Uoodwin claiming 10 ba a committee at bar
peraon una eatata In l?n*cy proceeedinga agaiaat bar.
Upon bar petition Judge Donohue yeitarday graatad
a wm ol babeae corpua, making the earn* returnabla
to-morrow, wben tbo lacia ol iba aaaa will ba tally lb*
v actuated.
sin Lung, a Chinaman, birad premleae la Ulrlalaa
atr. ei and oumg tnr?e inoniha la arreara lor reat ap
plication wae uiaua ta Judge MoAdaai lor a dupoaaeaa
warraai agaiuat bint. Tbia Juago tic Adam doalmad ta
ia*ue, oIjikiiik, aa 1a tbe ease ol Mr. Croaby givea
above, that ibi* more properly waa a luaetloa ol a din
triat court Juuge. Judge Uouobuo yeateruay relaaed
a writ 01 luduilamae compelling bun to do ao.
Appeal* in admiralty which have not been already
aoticod lor henrmg aod placed on tba calendar lor
the A11 r 11 ierui ol ibe United State* Circuit Court nay
be nottoud l?r bearing lor the itrai Monday la May,
and be placed bo *uob calendar, wltb a view ta tbeir
bom|t be?ru by Mr. Juatice H?at, wbo will bear ap>
peaia lu admiralty ou or about tba 2otn ol May.
Un application oi Mr. William t. Howe Judga
Douolmo yeaturday granted a writ ol oartierari ia
tbe caae ol Uumav Fuubi, charged wltb aendlag a
enalleuge to tight a dual ta l)*vid Levy. Tbe >otmii4
gave bail In $2,6oo beloro Police Juitioa Oturboarg
to aaawer ibe uuarge, aud be uow aeoka a renawai of
tbo proceadiuge ia tbe Police uonrt. i be writ waa
made'returnable on Tueaday next
Judge Doliohuo yeatnrJay, ou apvlteatloa Ot Shine*
H. stuari aud William If. Kiutsiag, granted a writ af
error in tbe ua?e 01 Uuetavu* Abuott, tba Boeton taor.
eiiaiii, convicted 01 laiaa preteaoea at Mm February
'lorui 01 tbu Court ol Uenaral Se?eiona In dafraadtaf
Frederick D. Utobr in the varabaea ol a bill al gooda
and naniouoed to Htata Priaoa lor three year*. Tba
granting 01 tin* writ eaabiea a review of tbe proa dad
lug* at tue trial at tba bast term 01 tba Baprome Ooart,
General Term.
Meaera. Urant and Lyda>ok*r, oonaaal for Martlk
lUgKerty, recently diaenargod I root tbo police, obe
laiueii yvaierday Irvm Judge Davie aa order te efeow
cauau why a reoent ordor o( Jadge Donobae denying ?
motion to pualab the Police Commiaeioaera lor eea
teiupt, in nut making a "return ta a lupplamoatal
writ iu tue caae, aud graatlag a motion ju tailing eaeb
writ," ebouid not be vacated. A* the case eMnda, If
look* a* tnoagb it might reauu in n aharp eoatrovaref
oetweeu Jaige* I)*vi* and Doaobne, owing to tba
enoflieitiig nitiitre 01 tbair order*, luu order ta abaw
oiimi* u.ada rataruable to-morrow ia duprome Ookis
caaabaMb