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BUSINESS NOTICES. chapter of Genesis to the lost ohapter of Bevelations. The record is God's. It was written nndor His super GREELEY AND BROWN. CHICAGO.

SUNDAY SERVICES. vision ana direction, it records every thing ana omits nothing which in His judgment we needed to know oon oerninethe subjeots on whioh it treats. Thoroisno middle ground between the simple faith which receives tue aiuvo ou a uuoa wmon noS Haven and Present Academy of condition of the game. It promotes order and "repose, and its atmosphere is intellectual A chess room is therefore a harmonious adjunct to a reading room, and is bo entirely suitable to the Mercantile the wonder is, not that it is about opening now, but that it was not opened long ago. The Directors' action, while enlarging the privileges of their constituents, offers opportunity for the organization of a chess olub GOD FOB ITS AUTHOB, Music Dr.

the Soul. on BUILDINGS AND BUSINESS. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6. This Paper bat the Largest Circulation of any Evening: Paper Published in the United States, Its Value as an Advertising Kedium is therefore ap parents Dyke's First Presbyterian Dr. Van Farewell Sermon, and the open infidelity whioh utterly releota It as a human imposture.

One thing la sure: We can not, in any true sense, be followers ot Jesus Christ unless we accept tbe whole Bible, and especially the Old the Infallible Word ol God. Jesus Christ staked His whole gospel on the truth of the Old Testament. He put himself on trial before Moses and tbe Prophets: "If ye believe not his writings" (meaning those of Moses) how oan ye believe my words 7" He represents Abraham, the Patherof all believers, speaking frem Paradise to a lost bouI and says If they have not Msses and the Prophets, yet would they not believe though one rose from the dead. How, go, if yontwill, and proclaim yourself a Christian, and yet not a believer in the Old Testament The SoriptureB tell us not only whenoe and what we are bnt whither we are going; of the judgment to come; such as local players desire. In past years several more or less successful experiments hare been made in Brooklyn, bnt none with The Fire Why was so DeBtrHetlr The Work of Rebuilding General Glutei Around the City.

Plyiiratt Jlfr. Beecher on dumb Unity Aftmis such promise of permanence as the latest, siofl of leiDers A Crazy Woman whose beginning was reported by the Eaolb yesterday. There are signs of a revival in chess. Some years since the game was over THEY TEAB ASIDE THE VEIL Mr. Church the ReY.

done as happens to most interests. At the time of "the Morphy excitement" the oities brick, and it looks more like a warehouse than a store. It Ib for temporary use, and will probably be used as a warehouse when the firm BhaU have entered a handsome building. But when I speak of the curiosities of buildings, the entire work of rebuilding Chicago, which is going on with marvelous rapidity, is a curiosity and wonder which must be seen to be understood and appreciated. There Is plenty of WOBE FOB WOBKMEN, skilled in the various branches of building, and will be for three years to come.

From four to six weeks ago mechanics and laborers came here in large numbers from the oountry and neighboring cities, and many ef them, being then unable to find employment, returned home. They came too soon, for new briok and other materials for building could not be had, and, beside, the Spring had been very backward, and new enterprises could not be commenced till tho frost was out and the ground fully settled. Foundations are now going in everywhere; briok and lumber are coming In liberally by railway the river is filled with vessels delivering materials, and the demand for good mechanics of all kinds, teams and laborers, is becoming very active. Masons get from $3.50 to $4.50 per day; the plasterers got $4, and have just struck for $5 and get it. Hod carriers, $2.60 to $2.75.

They now demand $3. Painters, $2.76 to $3.50 laborers, $2 to carpenters, $3 to stone outtera, $5 for eight hours' labor. Teams, with drivers, and teams in great demand at $5 to $6. Workmen are in demand for building everywhere. As the factories and other establishments whioh furnished employment for females have not yet got into operation again, there are many women wanting work, and it will bo some time before they will find it.

In the meantime the Belief Sooiety will have to provide for such aB have no one to provide for them. BEAT, ESTATE TBANB ACTIONS are lively, both in the heart of the city and in the suburbs. Property is generally sold by the frontago, at so much per foot. There are good investments for capitalists who have faith in the future of Chicago. The following summary of the transactions of a week will give an idea of the amount of real estate which changes hands in this city that shuts the mysteries of the future from mortal vision; unveil oelesttal worlds, and pour a clear, steady month at farthest.

Presently we shall see the people on Sunday thronging the parks and filling cars and steamboats on their way to the rural districts. Thousands of them work from early morning until late evening on six days of the week. They have bnt one day for rest and recreation. Many of them are unable to find that recuperation in their homes and are sorely tempted to seek it in the open air. We do not propose to discuss the propriety or impropriety of their yielding to the temptation, except to say that tfcese outdoor pleasures are essentially innocent and do not interfere with the religious observance of Sunday.

They prevent nobody going to church who inclines to go. As to those who will not go to church, they are no better off lounging and sleeping in private or pnblic houses of the city than enjoying themselves in the parks and the suburbs. Of course the latter pursuit is pronounced abominable by rigid Sabbatarian censors. Sunday passengers by boat and rail are described as following the highway to perdition, and the whole class of excursionists and pleasure takers on the first day of the week are contemplated in the attitude of outcasts. Just here occurs the other Sunday question Is wholesale and extravagant denunciation judicious Is it not wiser to accept facts as they are and to make the best of them The question is not, Shall people enjoy themselves on Sunday That they certainly will and do.

The pertinent inquiry is, Should not the shrewd Christian evangelist, the intelligent religious teacher, turn the Sunday habits of the people to good account 1 This can be done, not by indiscriminate condemnation of their amusements, but by improving and refining their Xlnholoi's Introductory Sermon. seemed largely transformed into communities U1IKUU1CM UiMJ VUO glOOmy gravJ, uKua of the glory far down Into endless ajeB. This book contains manv things bard to be under the chief object of whose existence was ohess playing. Public places abounded in "tables," GRAND CHORAL ENTERTAINMENT, tJKDEB THE AUSPICES OF THE BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHOOL ONION, TO BS HEU IN THE ACADEMY OF M0SIO, TUESDAY KVBlIfflO, May 7, at 8 o'clock. To increase the fund, obtained through the Sink Celebration, toward providing Sunday School Headquarters for tho City of Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Sunday School Union have in rehearsal on original Cantata, entitled "THB ELEMENTS." Written by Prof.

Bossltor W. Raymond, LL.D., muaio by Caryl Florio. ONE THOUSAND SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLARS Will render the choruses. The solos, duets and quartettes by the following distinguished artists Miss CLEMENTINE LASAR, Soprano. Hiss ANTOINETTE STERLING, Contralto.

Mr. W. J. HILL, Tenor. Mr.

JOHN OLABK, Basso. Piano Accompanists, Messrs. S. LA8AR and 0. FLOR IO.

The whole being under tho dlroctlon of Mr. HENRY CAMP. General Admission, 60o. Reserved Seats, 60c. extra.

TICKETS NOW FOR SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE OF THE ACADEMY. my2t LACE CURTAINS The Tambour, or Swiss, is a real lace, mado by hand with the Tambour needlo, from which it takes its name. It is heavy and strong, and will reader much mora service than tha flimsy curtains which are offered In Borne stores at greatly reduced pricos. The Swiss will do up, and look as well as new, while tho inferior grades are notworth cleaning. Messrs.

W. A. H. MUMFORD, Nos. 390 and S93 Fulton have received a full line of those goods, which they recommend to the housekeepers of our city.

PONGEES 1 1 If all tastes were similar, how much reduction there would be in the tost of manufacturing goods. But it is variety which gives sploo to life. Notwithstanding the enormous quantities of other kinds of fabrics for ladles' garments which aro sold, Pongees bold their way right along. Pongeea have been popular in the days of old, and Messrs. E.

LEWIS A Nos. 265 and 867, Fulton who profess to supply our ladles with drets goods, keep Pongees of all qualities, and at tbe very lowest rates. and "boards" and "men" everywhere forced themselves upon the attention. The result The Tabernacle Dr. New stood.

The mysteries of tie Bible are fuil of comfort to a humble and trembling soul. Their seeming darknesB is due only to our feebleness of vision. How miny plain and easy places does the word of God oontiin I In what small words does He express the purpose of His graoe 1 Weaving the imago of all that fair and beautiful in nature, his illustrations and premises are taken out of the songs of birds, man on Holiness. Wliat the New York Press Says about Them. From the Sun, Independent.

If the Democrats wish to keep Grant in power they can do so. If they wieb. to reform the Administration of tho Government and restore honesty, patriotism, liberality, and high principle to their ancient control in our national affairs, they can do so. If they prefer to keep Grant in power, they will nominate and support a straight Democratic ticket. If they resolve to rescue the country from corruption, lawlessness, and oppression they will stand by Horace Greeley, the candidate of the Cincinnati Convention.

Oan there be any doubt which side of this alternative honest andpatriotlo Democrats ought to adopt7 From the Times, Administration. A TBIBUTE TO THE LIBEEAL CONVENTIONS ALSO SEVEBAL OONUNDBUMS. There is no doubt that a considerable proportion of the men who went to Cincinnati were sincere in their purposes. Some wont because they believed the meeting would be what it was announced to be, one for consultation between true Bcpublicans, and not a device for the betrayal of the Republican party into the bauds of tho Others wont becauso they boltovod in the existence of real causes for dissatisfaction with the Republican party, from which they were willing to seek a remedy in an independent nomination of a man of distinguished abilities and character. Both classes have been deeply disappointed.

The question now is, cannot they, and those who sympathize with them, be again attracted to tho Republican party 7 Can we not ieavo the Greeley and Brown ticket, on the morrow of the Philadelphia Convention, with no support but such as it may derive from the greedy place hunters, who, like the candidates, deseit the party because they cannot extort from it tho power and influence they are unfit to exercise The Times then soundly lectures Congress for making a portion of the Eepubliean party disatisfled with the Bepublican party. It Bays if Congress reforms things all will be well; if not, not; and concludes a lecturing leader as follows Mr. Greeley Ib as much the candidate of tbe Democracy as if he had been directly nominated be them. It is in the power of Congress to do much within tho next four weeks to defeat the present achemei. It is also in their power to render the i3Bue a matter of serious doubt.

We beg them to make their choice promptly and in the From the World, to The deriding sycophante of Grant, whose scoffing amusement knew no boundB when Mr. Greeley's nomination was announced, are the first to feel the sobering influence of a little calculation and arithmetic Their smile (to borrow an apt expression from Mr. Schurz) has quickly turned sour upon their hps. They have discovered that Mr. Greeley's nomination has blunted the edge of their principal weapon against the Cincinnati movement.

They had intended t) decry it and bring it into Bopublioan disrepute by representing it as a mere side show and auxiliary of the Democratic party. But the leading nomination being such that tbe Democratio party is compelled to repudiate it, and to demand of their National Convention a strsightout Democratic ticket, the Grant organs suddenly find their whole store oi' smmunition wet and worthless. If the Cincinnati Convention had, "with malice aforethought" sot them selveB to repel Democratic proffers of support, they could not have done it more effectually than by putting ieeley8 Nomination The Peril and the Duty of the Democracy It is not seriously questioned in any quarter but that if Horace Greeley receives an endorsement at the hands of the Democratic party, Grant's defeat is certain, and Mr. Greeley's election equally sure. If the Democrats should determine to run a third candidate, General Grant will be re elected, in our opinion, for if under the3e circumstances Mr.

Greeley should remain in the field, and we regard this as extremely doubtful the Republicans who are now committed to the Cincinnati movement will look on all the encouragement it has received from leading Democrats as evidence of a sorry and shallow political trick, and will resent it, in the most effeetual way possible, by voting directly for Grant. This, in our judgment, is the political situation, and to the extent indicated the Democraoy are masters of it. The Grant party is confronted by a deadly peril, but it would be folly to ignore the fact that the position of the Democratic party is not free from grave danger. The vital isroes now before the country all hinge on the condition of the Southern States of the Union. The people of that section are was an inevitable reaction.

Now, however, after the game has been partially retired there is a reaction in its favor. This will be encouraged locally by the opening of the Mercantile CheBB Club room. Sts. Peter and Paul's Father FBOM THB ABOMA OF FLOWEBS, the Dlavlnsr of tha winds down on the still Malone on Father Burke. dows of ovon, shining in the 'ight of tho stars, and trickling In the rivers of water.

It is a familiar but far reacting principle that our character is made by the reflex influence of the things we pursue. As a man thlnkett in his heart bo is he. When he becomes changed this Div'ne seed remains NEWS SUMMARY. St. John's Methodist Dr.

Fowler on the Present and the Future Life. IUU1, uuu, uucuroing to UlS growtu 13 uia uouovul a lnoreose in every thins that translates the soul into the likeness of Ood. The thoughts of the Bible and of tho true believer are God's thoughts. They are tne lmagoa that fill His mind, nnfl if mn would beoomo Godlike lot him take this Wordfl'led with Divine influences, ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ana moia uiem into hla soul.

Its precepts win nu ma whole body with light, Here all is temporal. Dr. Haven on the Vnlue of the Soul. THEEE ALL IS ETEBNAL. Here the bonds of affeehinn and friendship are weak Aggregate values.

$1,097,9 In the Academy of Music, yesterday after Number of Sales. Within oity limits 193 North of oity Hmtts 2 South of city limits 34 West of city limits Totals 234 ened and sundered bv human infirmity, seoular pas noon, Dr. E. O. Haven, President of the Northwestern amusements.

Instead of declaring the people in the Parks on Sunday acoorsed, provide them with good music. This single illustration University of Illinois and Delegate to tbe Methodist sions, or the all consuming tooth of time, but there the eternal cyolea revolve and bring uo change. And now, brethren, to these expressions ol my do Bire in your behalf I am constrained to add The United States Express Comnanv purchased, a General Conference, preached before a large audience. The Professor has the reputation of being one of tho ablest men and most profound scholars in the Metho A FEW WOBDS P2B80NAL TO MYSELF. fairly characterizes the whole case.

This other Sunday question deserves a second address by Mr. Beecher at the Cooper institute. Or From a Special Correspondent of the Eagle. Chioaco, May 8, 1872. Having disposed of the Relief Fund business, I now have some time to look around this wonderful oity of the West to gather some faota in relation to it before and Blnce the fire, and to contemplate lta probable future.

Chicago had ITS OBIGIN in an Indian trading poet. In 1804 a fort was built at this point to protect traders and settlors. It was 1837 by the time the population amounted to 4,170. From that time it began to grow. In 1850 the oity contained 29,963 Inhabitants; iu 1880, in 1871, 334,000 so that It has grown to be a large oity in about thirty years, and to rank next only to Now York and Philadelphia in Importance.

This was the result of natural advantages of having a fine harbor for Iako vessels and of being a great railroad centre. It was only natural that Chicago should become the metropolis of the WeBt. The wonder consisted in tho short time in whioh it attained that position. Some idea of the MAGNITUDE OP THE BUSINBSS done in Chicago may be formed from the following statement of tho business transactions of 1870 Wheat received, buahelB 1791,109 Corn received, buBhels 20,189,775 Total all grain reoolved, bushels 81,316,693 Floor manufactured, bbls 443,976 Grain shipments (equal to), bushels VPOJ HiKh. wtn.e3 manufactured, gallons 7,663,364 Hogs packed 9C3.0CJ Hogs received.

Cattle received Lumber received, foot Value of manufactures 888,813,12 Incomes (estimated). $74,000,00 Internal revenue collooted Clearing Houbb returns $10,076,036 National Banks 17 Private Banks io National Banks' capital 8,800,000 National Banks' undivided surplus 93,716,000 Total bank capital Ealess of Real Estate (transfers 8,418 Total value of real estate (sold) $87,568,465 Chicago Post Office, letters and papers delivered In addition to this there were 14,000 vessels entered the port of Chicago in ono year, and 426 trains moved to and from the city each day. There are now 25 railroads centering in Chicago. THE BAPrb OEOWIH of Chicago was one of the wonders of modern times, and it was at tho same time ono of the causes that led to its destruction. At one time there were a great many frame buildings erected, and many briok ones of a paltry nature.

Certainly there wore also many very handsome and substantial buildings, and they, too, fell before the devouring element, in fact it wai the best portion of the city that was destroyed, but it was among the tinder box houses that tho fire gained the force that made it irresistible. Speaking of this, Bev. Mr. Collyer said, just after the fire We have had the experience of the whole world bark of ub, and yet, in building a great city and centre of civilization, we have given the work into tbe hands of, greedy real estate speculators, and have selfiBhly taken care of our own concerns." THE FIBE Btartcd in an old bam, and was caused by a oow kiok ing over a lamp. The firemen had been working hard all the previous night and were all tired; non 3 of them it is said, had been drinking.

The wind was blowing a gale from the southwest, and tbe fire soon got beyond tho control of the firemen, sweeping everything before it the air itself becoming so hoatod that it ignited some buildings. For a space of four miles long and one mile broad, every building except one, an isolated dwelling, was destroyed; all wood, brick or stone, foil On Saturday afternoon Messrs. Steinway Sons, of Now York, ontertalned a large gathering of invited friends at Steinway Hail, the occasion of cole beating tho manufacture of their twenty five thousandth piano. Three instruments which raise the number to that magnitude by a Blngular coincidence, are specially ordered for members of the Bussian nobility. Of tbe more distinguished visitors present was Franz Abt, the German song waiter, who arrived by steamer from Europe that very afternoon.

It is reported from Spain that after a conflict of nine hours between the regular troops and the Carlists yesterday in Navarre, the tatter were oompletely defeated and Don Carlos taken prisoner together with the whole Oar st centre. A dispatch from last night, Bays that Son Carlos with only 290 adherents, was flying into France; that the battle in which be waa defeated occurred on Saturday, that 38 Oarllats were killed, and 147 were taken prisoners. The insurrection was regarded as ended. A shocking case of infanticide occurred on Friday, at No. 316 BivJpgton street, New York.

A Mrs. Terry, aged twenty five, for three years a widow, sought to hide the proof of her shame by throwing a newly born infant into a vault. It was there found on Saturday evening. Mrs. Terry is in Bellevue Hospital.

The resignation of Prince Gortschakoff is Of the ministerial labors I have performed in this church, so far as their influence upon others is con dist Churoh. His appearance, however, is not according to any recognized rule of physiognomy, suggestive of power, but there is in his face and eye an indication concerned, I have nothing to Boy. I have no statistics to present you, no numbers to hand up. Thatreoord rather sensible Christians should need no address on the subject. of considerable polemical acumen.

He is a man about five feet six inches high, of light build, and rather fair few days ago, a lot on she north side of Washington street, eighty feet west of Dearborn, having a frontage of forty feet, and extending through to Court place, 184 feet, for $2,000 per front foot. As this price includes the debris, the actual price paid for the ground may be set down at probably $1,900 per front foot, or at the rate of $10.32 per square foot. Last week a lot opposite the Crosby Opera House site was sold at $16.60 per square foot. These two lota are each Igbs than 200 feet distant rorathe Kendall building, which Ib now renting for ten per cent, net over taxes and insurance, on a valuation of $70 per square foot. The Opera House lot has been lately offered for $9.60 per square foot.

The United States ExpreBB Company will ereot a building oa the above mentioned lot at once, and occupy the street is on uign, ana only uod Is competent tu juuge ui tue results of this minittrv ni nf nnv man's ministry. In reference to that matter I am neither exalted nor de complexion. When spouting, his faco lights up, becom Tlie Presidency and the Press. DR. PITCHER'S ASTORIA a Bubntitnto for Castor Oil, and has the most remarkable effects ever produced by any remedy.

Unlike oil, pills or narcotic Byrnps, it is pleasant to take, doea not tho stomach or grips tho bowels on the contrary, it as. imilatos the food and is Bare to physio where the bowels are out of order. We have the reoord of many instances of sudden relief whero the bowels havo not moved for five, tea and even twenty dy, and whero constant vomiting had existed, with violout oomgastlons and serious fevers. It een ing full of expression, and his eye as he approaches the cUmactio points of his discourse flashes with Are. His voice is deep and quite melodious in tone.

Bishop at tne neaa ol tneir ticxes tne one man or tne country who bas for thirty years waged the moat persistent, One can count newspapers and one can vigorous, acrimonious war on tne democratic party. weigh nowspapers. Either course shows that Simpson and several other clergymen of note occupied From the Tribune, Independent, Bepublican, in the American journals of Liberal and Con pressed. 1 nave nothing to boast of save tne grace oi Uod, by which support still I stand, and the Cross of Christ in which I glory, and shall always continue to glory. But, while leaving its results, in estimate, in the hands of God, it Is competent for me it is a duty I owe to you and to myself that now, at the olose of my ministry among you, the keynote whioh haa run through all this work from the first, Bhould be sounded once more, CLEAB AND DISTINCT AS THE BLAST OP A seats on the platform.

WHAT MB. OBEELEY PAPEE IS QOIKG TO DO The flervfopft worn commenced bv the snurinET of the servative tendencies the drift is entirely to ABOUT IT. Some of the harsher criticisms on the Presidential talns neltnor mineral, morpnine nor aiconoj, anu is oqnpuy adapted to adulU and ehildrcn. It acta for stomachache, wind colic, constipation, etc. Brorr family should hovo it.

We know what tno ASTORIA is, and hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," following which the congregation were led in prayer by Bev. Dr. Cole. The Professor selected for his text Matthew, 1Mb. candidate of the Conventiou might eceni to invite comment, if not confutation, from the Tribune; but it fcr sue unyslcLans nurses snail tnorougmy test it.

Wo will furnish such persons without ctaargo. J. H. ROSi? ward making Mr. Horace Greeley the single Candidate against Grant.

Let us see, and to see correctly let the record be made comprehensively, that is of all the papers which have oears, cnooBing to let every asscraou pass tor whatever it may be woilb. It will not bo understood ai os Broauwsy, n. 1. an4 am rjiian TBUMFBT. I believe in the nlnnarv vital Inspiration of the Word denied.

Good. Wo have had two items out ol that. aamltrcig tneir juBnee oy tens priming men as a part of tho news of the day. Kharkof, which is pronounced in America SPECIAL NOTICES. mere ore tnose wao insist tnat tne Tribune's avowed to suit the taste, is a market town in South Russti, Bpoken from the time the nominations were made up to date.

The Herald (N. which always wants to interpret the unmistakably purpose to be henceforth somewhat othe. then a partisan gladiator will be overborne BROOKLYN LOAN OFFICE 300,000 to loan on bond and mortgajto in au.nsto suuVoo. improved rcjl estate: Eonnd mo tsages bought at tho lowestratCB. DRAKE 9 WlUou'ghby st myfrlm where list week the police took a fancy to interfere with the people in their Easter amusements.

They of God, both the Old and New Tenement SoriptureB, and ta the perfect co ordinate authority of the same; in the great Protestant administration that tho Holy Bible Is the only rule of Christian Faith and practice. I reject ou the oue hand, the teachlng3 of aU Churches, Assemblies and Councils, and on the other all the dictates of uninspired r.eason whenever they come into conflict with the Word of God in its plain and by the unexpected nomination made at Cincinnati. It moans to disappoint them. Its con and 20th, "For what Is a man prontea if he saaii gain the whole world and lose his own soul?" The great object of the Bible, said he, is toawaken in man's xnind an appreciation of things spiritua 1 and eternal, and to call bis attention to his undying Inter est. To bring this about, argumonts are made, facts ore given and every Hn of effort likely to Inflnenca the hsart of man resorted to.

Often the idea of value is mentioned in the Bible, and it is of importance for us to investigate, and determine the purpose with which it is employed. It is not one of those ideas that descend from generation to generation it springs up spontaneously im every well developed human soul. It is seen in the child who claims some particular toy as his own. He knows nothing of inheritance or great claims, but something within Mm teaches him that Ihe toy belongs to him. And this fact is one of the grand marks of distinction botweon man and the brute; floor ror their own omce.

Wabash avenue, looking north from Washington street, begins to look something like it did a year ago, and, ina conple of months, that part of this important avenue will have been almost entirely rebuilt. South of Madison street, Wabash avenue Beams certain to become the great retail thoroughfare of tbe oity. Many fine blockB of BtoreB havobeon erected, and are already occupied as far south as Harrison street, and between tho latter point and Twenty Becond Btreet new blocks are being started every day. To doubt that In two or three years, at furthest, tbe whole of Wabash avenue, as far south as Twenty second street, will be occupied by tho retail trades, Is to doubt the ovidonce of one'a senses, to which the change now in progress is apparent. Permits to erect new buUdings and to move old onee aro being oonetantly issuod.

It is quite a common occurrence to see frame buildings on wheels, being moved away to give place to more BubBtantial structures. THE CITY GOVERNMENT. I called on Mayor Medlll, who in ability and integrity towers head and shoulders, so to speak, above most of the other officials of the city government, especially Borne of the Aldermen. He is a self made man, having risen, liko good old Horace Qrecley, from a boy in a printing office, profanely called a printer's devil, to be viciionB on grave publio questions will Btill when ooca sion invites, be exDresscd with duo frankncis; but it literally threw cold water on the enjoyments of the populace by getting out the fire engine and ducking the crowds of pcoplo gathered in the street. A riot meaning.

predominant public sentiment, on Saturday, as we printed, said: "It is a question of men," and told Grant it would drop him if he didn't turn out Fish, Porter, Babcook et al. To day it says nothing relative to Gandidatei, win try to give tnose wno mner irozn it so xa ana xtv.l a hearing that they shall have no reason and rarely a pretext for complaint. It Is hardly possible to exclude I believe the Church is not a human invention nor a ensued, troops were caUed out, many citizens were shot and wounded, and the town was placed under martial BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, 16 Court at, corner of JoTsleruon, Brooklyn, n. April 20, 1873. The annual election for SIX TRUSTEES of the Brooklyn Trust Company, to supply the places of theso terms exniro, will be held at tue office of the Company, on MONDAY, May 6, 1872.

The polls will be open from 8 to 10 o'clock A. M. M.T.RODMAN, np20 19t Secratary. from a great dally journal every paragraph, every voluntary BCBclon which can be used for any purpose according to human a Divine institution, established and kept for the specific object Bet forth in law. It seems difficult to get at the present situa the written wora.

casual expression, which, quoted as from the pen of tho editor, may annoy and irritate but, so far as uiuy be possible, it will ondeavor to make a newspaper lat shall command the respect of good men of all parlies and provoke the just enmity of none. I believe that its ministers, as ministers in the dis exposed to all the terrors of martial law and military rule; their representative men are prohibited from participating in the management of public concerns in the control of their own affairs. They are ruled and robbed by adventurers, who are keptinascendenoy by Grant's administration, for personal and partisan ends. The first interest of the country is to reconcile the people of the two sections, and to bring about harmony between the two races at the South, who cannot too soon accept the fact that their future is identified with that of their section and of their common country. This should be the rightful duty assigned to the next administration.

If there be a man peculiarly qualified to lead in undertaking it, Horace Greeley is the man. He is nearer to the hearts of men who were Republicans before there were honors or offices to divide, than any other leader that can be named. His advice and counsel will be accepted and followed by the lately enfranchised citizens, because he was their fiiend, before it was ever dreamed that they could make any return for justice or for friendship. No man raised his voice earlier or more emphatically than he did, after the close of the war, against military executions, against the retention of political disabilities, against the prolongation of the hate and bitterness which civil war of necessity engendered, and in favor of the most complete amnesty for past offences. For these reasons Horace Greeley has now the ability to bring about the return of an era of good feeling, and the man who to give him the power to do so is an especial enemy of the South.

This is equally trae of a political organization. Just here comes in the danger to which the Democratic party is now exposed. The South has looked for years to this party as to a the only political organization they could trust to support its white citizens in getting back the rights they inherited and which are still withheld, although over seven years has passed since a single arm was raised in opposition to the supremacy of the Federal Government. The white citizens of the South, almost unanimous in fidelity to the Democratic party, find one of the most magnanimous and kindest heaTted of their sld opponents at the head of all that is best and most disinterested in the Republican tion of the Alabama difficulties. The dispatches to a a silence itself suggestive.

The New York Sun, Independent, supports Greeley with great force. It presumably reflects the opinions of "ffR. AND MRS. TOWNSBND HAVE 9 mmnvfii from Rift Fi.Itm nt. tn No.

0 Elm dIacB. it is among tne grana impulses to industry tuis mo works every prow and spreads every sail. Consequently it is a fundamental oharge of their official duties OWE NO ALLEGIANCE SAVE TO THE AUTHOBITY OF wliero they ere now ready to receive all friends and PA root and herb vapor baths TIENTS consultations free its readers, and its circulation in New York is JESUS CHBIST SBBOBOF COMMUNISM my given, morning paper state that the official and formal papers conveying the actual bona fi.de business pertaining to the matter, leaves our government in the attitude of demanding indirect damages; but that Secretary Fish's correspondence with Minister Schenck, substantially desired him to inform the British Government that the of whom they are the accredited ministers and ambas THE FAUST CIUB SOCIALS. sadors. simply univeraal.

The World squints against Greeley, and is to be thanked on that account, for its course always shows how public senti Tho bond of union amonn its members is not tkeir The third of the series of literary and mu that it strikes at the root of one of tho grand impulses of human nature. The Bible often appeals to this intuition, and would through it lift us up to a comparison between the spiritual and natural. The Saviour shows this in tho words of the text. We prefer one thing to another on several groundB, the first of which is usefulness. Whatever will contribute to our gratification DON'T BE PREJUDICED THE WILSON NEW UNDERFEED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE has tho beat feed, runs lighter, works faster, wears bettor, haa bettor attachments, no cogs, no heavy cams, gives bolter satisfaction, is 25 per cent, choaoer.

HALL RE LAND, agents for Long Island, 272 Fulton street. mh21 ly devotion to secular intoresti, but their devotion to Jesus Christ, tho living Head, ond that unless through sical socials which mark the Saturday evening gatherings at the Faut Club, too place on Saturday night, ment is not going. The Journal of ffommerce editor of a great daily, and now mayor of the oity, and although I could not agree with him in politics, I oould but admire the man and congratulate tke people of Chicago that they had chosen so desirable a chief mm man do etcrnauy saved, man must oe eternaiiy damned. Mv whole ministrv has been based upon those sim before the awful storm, and hundreds of lives were lost. Since the fire 330 bodies hive been found, and there must be some that never will be found.

Stone oraeked American claim was not presented so muoh with the expectation of an award, as to bring the question of a nation's responsibility up for discission; that, In fact, we would prefer to have tbe claim rejected if it could stand as a precedent. A later dispatch to the same is said to have asked the English Government to is UBeful. We were mado for gratification, ana couso nnontlv all that contributes to it is useful. But as man will support Greeley, and pays him a compliment on his oharaoter and abilities of the highest order. The Times began ple principles.

I save never taught any doctrine which I did not firmlv believe to be revealed in tho cannot live by bread alone there must be some other Tho bonded debt of Chicago is limited by law to five and like the two preceding socials it proved to be a very euccessful entort Jnment. The programme on theso occasions is entirely an extemporized one, no one knowing what is to come beforehand, and this in itself is an attractive feature. Mr. Ackcrman led oil with a capital song, and Dr. Henderson followed with liked gloss under the intense heat; none but the best safes and vaults withstood it.

All the safes that proved things of use. Books as teachers are useful, and if Holy Scriptures, and which I was not ready to maintain against aU comers by an appeal to the Divine law 17 LECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV JTLi en that an election will be held at the ffico of tho NEW YORK BRIDGE COMPANY, No. SI Fulton street, in. tho City of Brooklyn, on MONDAY, tho 3rd day of Jane nrxt, at 12 o'clock noon of that day. for fifteen Directors of said Company, for the then ensuing year, and for two Inspectors of Election for 1873.

Dated May 4, 1872. HENRY O. MURPHY, President. O. P.

QuintaRD, Secretary. my481t propose something in the way of adjustment. On Fri ana testimony. per cent, on tbe assessed valuation of Ub property, and is now $13,6 16,000. The assessed valuation of property is from one half to two thirds of the full tnere is anytning religion, musu wuu iu uiu wvuu tion of men to it are usefully employed.

Another element of value is scarcity: we all know that iron Is in I HAVE NEVER SHBTJNK FBOM THE UTTERANCE to be useless would fill onr City Hall square. Tho vaults of the Sub Treasury and Post Office saorificod their contents, $1,800,000 being destroyed in tbe former. The trinsicallv more useiui tnan gold, dui tne scarcity 01 by abusing Mr. Greeley. It has changed (see another column) to abusing Congress for making Mr.

Greeley's election "possible." Numbers and weight both show the New York morning papers preponderate for Greeley. of any doctrine or precept in the Bible because it might day dispatches were received in reply, the gist of which are, so far as can be ascertained, that they regard, the matter as an entire back down by the Amerioan Government. They have not deoided yet what they will do. the latter makes its price. The air which we breathe oe cousiaerea unpopular, no one wno nas attenaeu mv nreachinc has been left in doubt aB to what I be market value, and the rate of taxation is about $2.20 on the $100 of assessed valuation.

The total expense of the elty government is about $4,500,000 per year. The and the water we drink are the most valuable of all the OGG. works of God, but their abundance detracts from their lieve to be the teaching of the Bible aa to the guilt of a ballad wel rendered. Then Mr. McLean read a poem which elicited merited applause, and following this came an effective recitation from Longfellow by Mr.

Qrimths. A pianoforte solo by a member now varied the programme, after whioh Mr. Harrison recited Ralph Hoyt'spoem of "Old," in a mastsriy style, In total value of property destroyed proved to have been fully up to the figures first stated, $200,000,003, and tke insurance that has and villi be paid on them will only be about one half. The position of our negotiating powers Is inviting a marketabllity. Among the evening press of that city, the Pot city debt has only been increased $700,000 by the fire as yet, but of course it will necessitate still farther SKILLED IiABOB searching oritioiam and comment that in not altogether is another element of value a man with the genius of is against Mr.

Greeley just as every one ex favorable. The incidents, oscapes and horrors of the fire hive Increase before long. The Mayor is in favor of keep man, tne nounesB oi uoa, tne salvation oi tnem tuat believe, and the damnation of them that believe not. I have enforced no doctrine of human authority, nor denied it by the speculations of human philosophy nor was it my desire that any man should acoept my teaching, except so far as I could demonstrate wherein that it was Ule holy teaching of the word of God. an artist may take a piece of oanvas and a little pig ing down the debt as muoh as may be consistent with ment ana create a picture almost uupurcuosuoio, uuu A theme of extreme popularity was handled Saturday, in the French Assembly, by Deputy already been so fully related, and are so fresh in the minds of evory one, that I will not attempt to repeat them.

the prosperity of the city. una Is ngnt is is cornea ana stampea rciuub. vt uat ever has received skilled labor, is to that extent, of val pected it would be. The Pest forte is to be against everybody till just before election, when its editors and Mr. Tom Murphy vote the same ticket for alleged different reasons.

The The population numbers about 310,000. There are deed it was the feature of the entertainment, A duet by Messrs. Shannon and Waidron came next, and then Mr. Terry recited from Byron's "Corsair" with excellent effeet, a song by Mr. Waidron, "The Soldier's Grave" closing the programme.

Next Saturday a surprise Is in store for the social gathering of tho oc 450 policemen, and 20 steam fire engines, with a force DITBIKG ALL THESE YEABS OF TIME AND TBIAL A clergym.au speaking of THE BELIEF d'Audiffret Pasqwier. He camped on the trail of tho Army Contractors, denouncing them as shameless and dishonest, aid smote them on every hand, creating a rare and healthy enthusiasm in the Chamber. It ap ue. Another element Is association such, for instanoe, as a fragment of Plymouth Bock and books bearing the autographs of great men, God has 80 constituted our souls that we see In these things an element of of 256 firemen. God's word has been my only song in the house of my afforded from all over the country af tor the fire, Bald Commercial is against him, of course.

The I give these figures and faeta concerning the eity pilgrimage. When weary and thirsty I have not "At this hour of our extremity, when all Beemed casion, and so, at 9 P. thoBe who desire to hear consecration, ana prize mem aoooraingiy. Another Express with its good sense sees that victory pears that America does not enjoy a monopoly of the government because Chicago is faat approaohing Brooklyn in point of population, and already exoeeds something good should be on hand. The Ladies' Re element is permanency.

Often on the Winter morning aruikea irom numan cisterns oi stagnant water, uut from the waters ss pure as orystal whioh flow from the throne of God, and the melody of God's words and promises has often sung itself over in my soul, like a choddy makers. liea in supporting him. So does the Telegram. ception takes place Wednesday, and tbe Directors have it in buslnoss, and I think we might learn some lss MR. CHA8.

B. FOGG Takes this opportunity to Inform tbe Heads of Families. Trustees of Public Institutions, City and Ceuntry Dealers, that he now has the entire control of the NEW ENGLAND BEDDING AND FEATHER STOBK, 164 and 166 i'ulton street, opposite High atreot. Established 1848. All goods msde on the premises and guaranteed.

Money returned If not as represented, Geoae feathers, $1 per lb. Pure hair and Common Mattresses. Old Feather Beds, Hair Mattrossea, otc. made over, and Ticks washed by our Patent Process for $3 each. A trusty man will be sent to measure your order by caHUur or Bonding a note.

Several makes of Spring Bods. No connection with any other store. ap22 SmM TTOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT. tne trees are ciotnea wita genii more oeautrxai tnan diamonds, but they disappear before the sun, and pal aees of ice last only for the Winter that created them. notified the members that it is not to be a full dress A fire on Saturday, at Plainfield, N.

de No othtr New York evening papers have opin sonB from our Western sister. A. skylark at the gates of tue morning. affair, but a social gathering. stroyed business property and dwellings to the value ions.

Of those that have, half are for, half jaunng an cnese years jl navo oommuuoa watn aioses The last element ana 01 is toppling to destruction, a ory was heard like that of which we read in tales of shipwreck, when the lost discern a sail upon tbe waters. The tidings had reaobed other towns and citlOB, and were flashed across the Atlantic, and instantly, spontaneously, nobly, mun'il ciently the responses came back, not only in words ef cheer, but in substantial forms car loads of cooked food and provisions of every kind, whose wholesome supplies, better than many of tbe poor had been wont to enjoy clothing in bountiful abundance, and mcuey of $100,000. A fire in the Standard Oil Company's on the Mount; worshiped in the tabersaole, amd followed the fiery cloud and pillar through LIABILITY TO LOSS against, GreeUy. Numbers are even, weight MUSICAL. Works at Cleveland, yesterday P.

destroyed proper KINGS COUNTY HEAL ESTATE TUAXSFEBS. if it is impossible for us to be divested of a thing, it decidedly for Greeley. Outside of New York ty valued at $25,000. Tho destruction by fire of five party, willing to restore to them equal rights Classon av, 113.8 ft of Myrtle av, 35x90.1 look at the record 1 The Springfield Repub grain elevators, two hotels and three buildings, at Mar bears no value In tne markets or tne worm ana perhaps God has subjeoted us to death In order to make us the more biehlv esteem each other. These are the Van Brunt st, ws, 75 ft eof Wolcott st, The Academy of Musio.

To night the the wilderness; stood with iBOioh beside the altar, and heard Peter and Paul proclaiming the Gospel and unfolding the mysteries of the redeemed. There are memories, which, being onco graven upon the eoul, can never be obliterated. They bland the earlv with the closinff scenes of life into one experience. in the Union, and certain to obtaiK the 3.50J 9,750 ehalltown, Iowa, ou Saturday, involved a loss esti to De used at tne cuscreuon oi tne autoonties. aiei who had not shed a tear till then, shook with unoon trollnhln emotion and wept for The gratitude was lican, which represents the culture and rural orthodoxy of Massachusetts, supports him.

uongiass st, iw.d it oi oum av, ouxiuu Madison st, 406 of Tompkins av, 20x100, hAl. Madison st, 860 ft of Tompkins av, 46x100, hftl. Lefferta Bt. 8. 874 ft of Franklin av.

S4xUS mated at $300,000. first elements of value utility, scarcity, skill, permanency and liability to loss. God has not created a single pauper; we have all a treasure embracing all the 5,109 10,900 14,000 12,000 Ninth Regiment band concert Is to be the magical event at the Academy, and from the programme it would appear that a rery fin musical entertainment is to be provided. The artists engaged include Mine, Adelina equal to the charity, if such an equalisation were pos and make the glow of its setting sun the clear re Marshal Bazaine's trial by Court Martial is power to do so, if the Democratic party gives its co operation. It can refuse only at the peril of its life.

For if the Southern people aro brought face to face with the convic Schermerhorn st, It a of Smith at, 22x100. elements mentioned, ana wax treasure is tne sow, in In weight, such a Bupport bears down about two score papers edited by two score post sible. From what I have seen I am satisfied that had it not abh wersey in it oi Virginia av, oujun; comparison wim wnzen tne worm is out aross. New Jersey av, 200 ft of Virginia av, section of its morning light, mo old ana tne new are thus both written in A MONOOBAM UPON THE TABLETS OF THE HEABT. 9,000 9.000 THE ASTONISHING EAPIDITV With which this preparation extinguishes pain, reducea external inflammation, heals sores, removes eruptions and tumonr, and cores rheumatism, gives it to be an Imposing affair.

It will be held in the riding school, at Versailles, and is expected to last over one hundred days. Twelve hundred witnesses will be Rnriren st. s. 150.6 ft of Hovt 90x100. fa AL.

'CBG, HUX1I Bt. WHAT IS MEANT BT THE SOUL been for this relief the suffering would have been be Motte, soprano, from the Italian Opera in London and Italy; Mr. James Whitaay, the celebrated tanor from masters. The Hartford Post which is the Spring Magnolia Bvergroea av, UxlOO, Ta it merp.lv the life that now 1st No. it Is not.

foreclosure With these memories, and manv more too tender and yond conception. Thousands would have perished on the prairie. The City of Brooklyn was one of the first summoned to testify. Boston Mr. Ed.

Bohm, Olarioneiist, of the Philharmonic Society; Mr. E. A. Lefebre, Saxaphone, from the 2.500 6,600 3,600 600 tion that the Democratic party of the North has power only to keep united and in control a corrupt and vindictive wing of Radicals, who fleld Republican of Connecticut also endorses Mr. Greeley thoroughly.

The Hartford Cowr mere ib sometmng more varnaou? to mtui tiian tuts fieeiinK life. Every patriot soldier takes his life into RnM at. 7fl Msidnn Isna N. Y. Price, 25 eenta per pet.

Myrtle av and Hamilton st, oor, 20x100 st, 230 of Tompkins av, 20x100 Sovonth avr 50 ft oi.Slxteenth Bt, 2ar97.l0, Rontk Eleventh St. B. 41 of Seeona 21x76. A memorial, embraoing tbe names of Oar aaered to be rehearsed to this audience, I go forth to another field, weeping, but bearing' precious seed, even the Word of God, whioh liveth and abldeth forever. I go forth simply to sow that seed.

Ask for new style. The old Is counterteltoa. ms Alhambra. London Mr. F.

Letsoa the trombone solo lat, and Mr. Charles Pratt, Pianist. A feature of the lyle Frond, Hill, Huxley, Biorley, Buskin, and other nn nana, ana we rememner wita auecaou tnose wno laid down their lives for their oountry. Every missionary Imperils his life, who goes out in the name of God have personal and partisan motiTC3 for keep nai, irreg Cypress av, oentro lino, S98.ll of Broadway, to tender financial aid. I oan never think of Col.

Flak, with aU his faults and foibles, without remembering the zeal with whioh he went to work te relieve the sufferings of the people of Chioago, and I say that he had a kind heart. noted English writers and scholars, is soon to ke pre ant (Administration), a very fair paper, speaks of the "universal laugh" the ticket roused. So it did and let those who win laugh in band performances will be the "Panoramo MHBeeallo1 wlflO it aistinouy unaerstooa, nera tuia evury waere, that my ruling motive in thus changing my field of to DatllB witu tne iiaxaruu ui uuuiuw, juuur HEGEMAN, 366 FULTON ST, NEAR Smith, Invites an examination of his large stock of nameBS, English and American saddles and bridlee, whips, horse olothlng, lap dusters, Work the best and at moderate prices. A liberal allowance for old harness taken In exchange. my6 8f MWS sented to the English government, to seouxe a just illustrative of a musical tour through Europe, during ance of barbarism, and the wiles of tne devil.

acres iv.ooa 8,868.2 ft of Brooklyn av, 2.12x201.6x 199.8lHl.10 Desnst, 137.8 ft of Smith at, 20.10.tl00, fore ing alive the smouldering embers of civil strife and the antagonism of race with race, they will come to the conclusion that the Democrat copyright with the United States. Does not. therefore, apnear absurd to hold the performance of which airs will be introduced de November. The Hartford Times (Dem.) says COULD BBOOKLYN BE BUBHBD labor Is neither SOUTHEBN SYMPATHY NOS KOBTHBBN BEPOLSION. I obey my Master "Let the dead bury their dead.

Go thou and preach the Kingdom of God." scriptive of tbe respective nationalities vlstted; also, Saturday was speaking day in the House of that Our old encounters with him were often as some have done, that by soul Is meant simply tha life that now is But It la only upon the principles of Ohristaanity that man can reasonably value any thing startling and original effects, portraying tho various CBOsore Flushing av, 600 ft of Bedford av, 25x100 North mrtt et, 301.8 ft of Second st, Giaad av. a. 275 ft of Pntnam av. 20x100 2.650 ic perty has outlived its usefulness, Representatives and those who did not get a chance to sneak their pieces on the tariff or other absorbing like Chicago was I have heard asked. I answer, yes.

If a fire should start in some part af Brooklyn, Bay portions of the Fifth Ward, where there are a large ugly, and many sharp cuts and thrusts wore phaBesof a long Journey, and in whioh Bailroad and ONG ISLAND INSURANCE NO. JLi 203 Montague street. May 1, 1872. The annual elootion for dlreotors of thi Company will be hold at the offioe of the Company, No. 903 Montague st, on BIONDAY, the 13th insU, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock.

WM.W.HENSHAW.Seo'y. as to wnat are my personal or political sympathies, i more highly than life. There have, TIB true, been patriots who were not Cluristlans, but thsy were not In Steamboat Vicissitudes, including a Storm at Sea, will Rock st, VM ft of Morgan av, 25x100. 500 Court Bt, vr 43.4 ft of Hamilton av, 40x100 1,250 given and taken but we like him, are willing to drop those memories, let by bo vividly depicted. themes to the thirty or forty members present, filed them for publication in the Globe, which waa a tender mortuary duty, satisfying to themselves and greatly that respect logical.

The only man who can In reason lay life down, 1b lie who believes in Immortality, and and that it ought to die. The Southern people take, at this time, comparatively little interest in mere party politics. They are solicitous mainly to recover their rights as myl lot Fbakcis Abt. This well known German have nothing to conceal and nothing to expose. They do not ooneern you.

You are listening to me as a minister of Christ. I go hence because I believe I can preach the Gospel more successfully there than here. Time will vindicate the purity if not the wisdom of my purpose. If time does not eternity will, and that will gones be bygones, and unite for the rescue of tnatisonry maue certain inrougntue jdidio, io tue Christian it often becomes a matter of the highest mitigating the affliction of numerous constituencies, American citizens to secure the safeguards utility to lay down lite, uod requires it, ana in aooea ina ta the reauisition the hiahest conceivable orotifioa the Government from the corruption and cen tralization into which, under Grant, it is fall ballad composer, the author of several of the most popular of the German songs now in vogue, was duly welcomed in New York, on Saturday, by his German The Florida Senate, which on Wednesday MANURE THE CONEY ISLAND AND Brooklyn R. R.

Co. will receive nropoftals for the manure made at the stables corner Fifth av and ninth st until May 12, 18T2, noon, for one year. Offora will stato amount per horse per year. About the IbI of July 1873, the present stables will be removed to the Depot of the Company at Oity Line. Address J.

S. HOAGLAND, Superintendent my 1 6t answer me. If anv of yon who have stood by me through good tion is reached. The uoul Is fed and enriched thereby, of law to be allowed to repair in peace their la it organized as a Court of Impeachment, for tho trial of Governor Heed, on Saturday acquitted him. The ing." So say we all of ns and the Times shows it Ib saved, saved forever.

'X and evil report, especially if any of you who may have number of old, dry frame buildings, and a gale about be blowing at the time toward the heart of the oity, and should the fire get beyond the oonirol of the firemen, ae it did In Chicago, and might in Brooklyn, then would a similar calamity befall our beloved oity. Speaking of the reason why Chicago burned, one of its newspapers used the following language 41 The fault of the fire, however, lies more with the publio itself than with the architects. We have boen too good natured toward those who havo, to save a few hundred dollars of their expenses, porsiBtontly kept in jeopardy the safety of the whole community by maintaining in the heart of the city groat numbers of the most inflammable struotures. It was the thousand or so of dry friends, and he received quite an ovation at Steinway Hall. Herr Abt waa originally intended for the pulpit.

shattored fortnnei to bring to an end local and general misgovernment, and to THOSE WHO OBBEItVE SUPEEFIOIALLY, vote stood 10 to 7. that with the Hartford Posi's support, Connecticut is sure for Greeley. The Chicago MISCON8TB17ED MY PRINCIPLES or doubted mv sincerity in sustaining them. Bhould but following his inherent tastes, he became a musi it ancears at times as if souls were a drug In the mar OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN AC nfti tiKTiriA with Hoetlon ftacond. of an act of tho Leais manage, in the old Americas fashion their cian, and we find that at the age of twenty seven he Sir John A.

MacDonald, Premier of the Dominion Government, ou Saturday night introduced ket, but tmuK in this connection oi tne possiouity mat come within the sound of my voice or the reaoh of my Tribune, organ of the Northwest Republicans, everv boui stanaB ox loss, xne ncnest aiamuiia iuuy was appointed Director of the Zurich Theatre. own affairs. To bring about all this will a bill to the Dominion Parliament, giving offect to cer task the energy and patriotism of the wisest be replaced, bnt lose the soul and there is no replacing it, It is gone forever. Think of the Bkill bestowed npon it; as nothing else in existence, it bears the stamp of tain clauses of the Treaty of Washington. Ha Bpoke and the Cincinnati Commercial, organ of the Central State Republicans, both predict Greeley's overwhelming success.

The Germantown DRAMATIC. for over five hours iu defining the position of the Gov God's handiwork. Even the Pantheists admit this and pine shanties and rookeries between tho lako and the river and south of Monroe street which did thebuslnesB nana in tne gooa lana to wmon i am going, yon win find the same loving ministrations for Christ's sake which I have been accustomed to extend to CHRISTIAN MEN AND WOMEN OOMISQ HEBE FBOM THE SOUTH. A deeper conviction of tho faith for which I have earnestly contended and which I have briefly expounded to vou to nlsht. and for whioh I mean to fight till and most useful men we can select to control the next administration.

If after four years ernment. the Bludy that has for thousands of years been bostow Chronicle, one of the most influential for Cn'ccao on that terrible nignt. witn ineso nuuaioa Ji An.l..tnn.rnanlna The Brookmn Theatbe. Daly's latest rsniuu av, uci ox XJonaxn av, sal, u.uou Madiion st, ISO ft eof Franklin a v. 20x100 6,500 Brooklyn and Jamaica RR.no, 259 ft of New Jersey ar, 80x233.8 3,600 Hampdonet, of Flushing av, 16.8x83 foreclosure 800 Hsinpden fit, 141.8 ft of Flushlns av, 16.8x81.10 ioreoloBure 800 Fifth av.es, 60 fts of Ninth St.

40x80x14x20x24x100 4,700 Degraw Bt, 400 ft of Columbia st, 50x100, South Second st, a 123 ft of Seventh st, 25x120 nil 4,600 Van Bnren Bt, 419.6 it of Throop av, 18.6x100, htl 4,400 Marcy av, 70 ft of ltoss st, 20x8t, Al Metropolitan av, both sides, midway between the two bridgos, 5 acres, "Gravel Hill" 5,000 Parit av, 8 78 ft of Bedfsrd av, 22x81, foreclosure 4,450 8th av, and 14th st, westerly cor, 117xM7.10xl64.lo, a part 15tU st, 8, 240.1 ft of 7tli ar, part 27,500 Broadway and 10th st, oor, 23.6x100 15,230 Pennsylvania and Bay avs, cor, 8 lota nora Quincy st, 376 ft of Marcy av, 16.8x100, 3,250 Throop av, 96 ft a of DeKalb av, 5x100 630 Throop av, 110 ft 8 of DeKalb av, 20x100, 4 1. 7,000 Bedford av, 46 of Rodney st, 22il00 17,030 Erasmus st, 8 99.11 ft of Church lane, Flatbush, 99.11x271 8,000 Id st, 76 ft of South 4th 8t, 20x100 7,000 Myrtle av, 25 ft of Tompkins av, 60x100 6,760 Pacific Bt, a S2i ft of Albany av, 23x100 Putnam av, a 331.4 ft of Ralph av, 16.8x100, A 1 COO Clinton st, 244 ft of Degi aw at, 10 6x100.6 16,000 Dean tt, 160 ft of Carlton av, 20x110, (1S71). 16,000 Wilson at. 190 ft 7 of Wythe av, COxlO, nil exchie Monroe at, 8, 445 ft of Bedford av, 20x77. 6,150 Buanwlck av, and Linden place, oor, 925x110 9.f 20 Clymor st, and Bedford av, cor, 90x25 6,230 Baltlo and Butler sts, and Brooklyn and Now York 60,000 Putnam av, 1W ft of Tompkins av, 26x100 Tompkins av, 10 ft of Putnam av, geve, 10x Sfl.8 southwesterly to Putnam av.

x20xlU0 3.001 The search for the lost Buell Court Martial the work is accomplished, the time will not Keystone State papers, says Greeley is "the sensation, "Article 17," is to be produced for the first ea upon it Dears testimony to tne same toot. The bouI is the grand intellectual enigma of the world it bas in it an element of the divine, and, therefore, In onr nresnnt slate, an element of impenetrable mystery. lotare. of the State of New York, passed April 16, 18T3, entitled "An Act to lay out, open and grade Bay Ridge avo nae, in the Town of New Utrecht, in the County of Kings," that the undersigned freeholders, whose land will be required for the opening of said avenue, will make application to the County Court, of Kings County, at a special term thereof to be held at Chambers, in tho County Court House, Brooklyn, on the 20th day of May 1873, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the appointment three disinterested persons, residents and freeholders of said Town of New Utrecht, as Commissioners, for the purpose of opening said avenue as provided by said act Dated May 4, 172L J. A.

PERRY. EDWARD KENT. my6 IQt JOHN AO KAY. EIANOS TO LET NEW PIAJfOS TO rent, and rent allowed if purohod at J. E.

LIND IDT'S Music Store, 590 Fulton Btreet. mySttt TnTh ASH records, is likely to be Invested with as muoh frultlee3 be considered too long, and then, which the hurricane forced into every oranny and through every fine stone rows of the avenues and of the prindpal streets could no more resist the time in this city to night at this theatre, with a cast representative Republican candidate." The death seals my hps, is a more loving spirit toward all ness as that for Sir John Franklin. The empty trunk and not before, will the American people embracing the full strength of the stock oompany, in is a fair offset for the few remains of the great explor Washington County Transcript, (same State), raging element tnan the cnau can resist tne wniriwiua. There mav have boen. and doubtless were, occasional cluding Mrs, Conway, Mrs.

Farren, Miss Fanny Beeves, be in position to direct their attention to quea It is amusing to witness the efforts of motaphyslclaus to explain it, for with every generation have come men of this class, who, while capable of showing the failure of their predecessors, have also had to sit down in com er's expedition that were found, and are not the tra tne louowera ox vnrist. 'mere is no wratn to mix in the oup of Borrow In which I pledge you before I go, but there is a hunger and a thirst at my heart which can never be satisfied until I am received into tho affections not onlv of vou who have lovod me Miss Minnie Conway, and Messrs. Lamb, Hoohe, Chip ditional narratives of the old Esquimaux something like says "he is the candidate for victory." The St. Louis Republican, organ of the Missouri Democrats, declares freely and fully for the pendale, Kennedy, Shannon, Loveday, White, Mackay, parltlve failure tnemseives. but let us forbear.

Tke drama will be presented with new scenery, weaknesses in the construction of the later built stores and publio edifioes a too fragile oornloe, or windows too much exposed but the fact that buildingB, for which everything possible to architecture had boon done to make them fire proof, went with the rest, tells plainly that the onlv fault the trrand fault to whioh the gen tions of tariff, of currency, of civil serviee reform to thoBe issues which cannot even be discussed until the Republic is restored to its normal condition. For this task Horaoe Gree THE IDEA OF IMMORTALITY and will never forget me, but of all who have loved the Lord Jesus Christ, and are built up by the word of His Archbishop McCloskey, of New York, as costumes and appointments, and the set scenes will philosophio farmer and says truly Is not born of wise reason man in a sound comprise "The Court at Rouen," Physician's grace, ana nave their inheritance witn tnem tnat are sanctified. condition with the Bible in bis hand is as sura sisted by several bishops from various portions of the country, yesterday consecrated Rev. P. Wadham, The irreat mass of Democrata do not want a Demo of immortality aa the ohild Is of present life.

This, ley is eminently fitted General Grant is emi After singing the 196th hymn and "Old Hundred," therefore. Is a Treat element of value in tbe soul it is Bishop of Ogdonburgb, N. 7. Father Wadham had Study," "The Salon of tho Baroness," and "The Summer House." Tho audience are requested to be in their seats at 8 F. as the curtain rises apon the trial REMOVAL C.

E. FROST, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. has removod from the block near Fulton Ferry (where ho has been over 2S years,) to 3ST Fnlton st, and ovor the City Bank. mja6t THE BOARD OF IMPROVEMENT OF the Town of Flatbush, In Kings County, give notioe that application has been made to said Board, by Uriel A. MnrdooK, for opening Caton avonue, from the Coney Island the audience dispersed, many Hooking about Dr.

Van nently unfitted, and we know from the past, for twenty two years been a priest in the Albany dio Dyke and shaking him by the hand. eral destructiveness is traceable was in allowing tho fire bd muoh material on whioh to feed until it became too great for human power to reflet. Wo had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in spasmodic efforts to exorcise the fire fiend from our limits, and yet we were all the while furnishing him with the material and the space with whioh to organize for his deadly work. We bad been industriously fcetHn? him on the has no desire whatever to undertake it. The cratic Presidential ticket presented to them.

They do not wish to be placed unner party law thiB Presidential question. They want for this single occasion the holiday privilege of doing aB they please to. They have made up their mind to this so decidedly that they would oot support a Democratio ticket In a moss, even if one should unwiselv be presented to them. They cese. The consecrating service waa held in tbe Bo Bcene.

permanent. But tha last and greatest consideration of all is the possibilities of loss. The soul with aU Its capabilities may be turned to evil. It is impossible that there should be a heaven without at least the danger of a hell and if we attempt to weaken the Scrip choice for President is between these two men, man Catholio Cathedral at Albany. The Pabk Theatbe.

The sensation hero of PLYMOUTH CHURCH. the week at the Park is the renowned Bowery Comedian said application will be aotod on by said Board, at the tures by throwing out this possibility of loss we aro lia house of the Hon. John A. Lost, tn ft lalDuBn, on tne oin; Johnny Thompson, who is to appear in J. J.

MoCloa and the Democratic party has the power to make the choice. As patriots they cannot hesitate and it can, fortunately, perhaps, be Fifteen hundred painters in New York on Saturday night notified their employers that they had resolved to work hereafter only eight hours a day and ble to aestroy tne proua structure un uon utnuua teenth day of May, 1872. at eight o'clock in the afternoon of Ad Sir Beecher on Christian Unity will vote in a mass tor either the Cincinnati ticket or the coming Philadelphia ticket they will either elect Greeley or Grant. Which of these they will vote for and elect is a question that will be decided by the logic above us. io appreciate koy's noted dramatlo production "On Hand," with Ureene at, 218.9 ft of Throop av, 13.9x100, htl.

7,500 Henry rt, and Atlantic av. cor, 80x73.6 45,000 Schermerhorn St. 810 ft of Powers st, 10,000 Noble st, 633.9 ft of Vranklin st, 18.9x1)0 2,260 Sackett Bt, a 117 ft of 6th av, 25x95 1,693 Putnam av, ns, 400 ft of Tompkins av, 26x100 Macon at, 146 ft of Tompkins av, 90x109. DeKalb av, and Rrersenst, a cor, 60x100 that day. UMfiu mmshkois.

only rations whereon he could tnnve." CHICAGO AS IT IS to day is aa much a marvel as it waa before tbe fire. The bricks had not got oold before the work of rebuild liKxrjrttKTH AflUxcxliJLLr, men. mission of Members. my6 lot THE VALUE OF MAN, demand the sane wages they have hitherto received, easily shown that their duty to their oountry of pouues ana Dy xernocriio xuhgixioxb. very strong oast of characters, including tie popular and talented Jennie Carroll as the heroine.

Johnny Thompson appears in the following characters Jack The attendance at Plymouth Chnroh was V3.50 a day. think of the fact that it Is his presence that gives valun to tha world. Some metaphvsioians have rilHE BEST PLACE TO BUY THE I Adolph Lange" Dresden watch, Is at SQUIBH'S, No. 97 Fnlton st, H. Y.

This watch la a stem winder, In 19 and to their party run in the same direction. In declaring Mr. Greeley the candidate for DoKalb av, a 50 ft of Kjrenon at, 60x100 6,000 Adelphi st, 221.1 ft ofDoKalh av, 20x199.6, nil. 12,000 tauaht that without man the material world A coming amusement, indeed an amuse It is held in some quarters, that if the Demo Norton, a 'Wayward Youth; Solly HoQormly, an Irish gold oases, tuu 1 jewels, anjaoonronoua uairspnuK. ing was commenced, and now It is going on on all sides.

First therewere temporary storeaand dwellings erected; then the style improved, and handsome and substantial buildings are being oonstruoted all over the reform the Washington Patriot says rortland av, 276 ft a of Hanson rortiana av, 270 11 a ox 1 an son ni, zuxiuu. wouia nave no existence: Koia uoes not exist 9,129 6.400 Domestic; Jacob Hantmuller, a German Clarionet cratic party endorse Horace Greeley's nomi very large yesterday morning, and hundreds were unable to abtaln admittance at all. Quite a number of Methodist clergymen were visible among the congregation. The annual admission of new members took plaoe, one hundred and twenty five being received, the savage who treads over it; nor do the starry Bis admitted Inteirltv. outsDOken frankne38, habits ment that is already being popularized, is to "paddle your own canoe." Before New York and Brooklyn were and when there was a pleasure in the pathless Sflver Ware.

Ptemonda a speclaJtyv Player; BiU, the Busttr, one of the BTioye; Motet Levy 6.1CJ 2,600 hoavsna tn tha unreasoning brute. But while the Paolflo at, lit ft of Clinton at, 25x100, hI Smith at, 67 ft a of Douglass Bt, 19x78, hl Jefferson st, a 113.1 ft eof Patchonav, 20x100 Jefferson Bt, a 100 ftw of Held av, 75x166.8, nation, and fail, it must disband. A party in of independence, and moral courage, and even his little personal peculiarities, howeTer curiou have Cohen, an Old Clothesman; Shang Ht, a Chinaman, Fat 1,000 the right may challenge defeat, and will survive teachings of tne ideaUstto metaphysician may De erroneous, it Is undeniable that If man ware taken from the world he abrlo would be without value. Yet man Stockholm at, 876 ft of Willow av. 50x109 woodsjof this vicinity the canoe was a favorite mode of Charley, Josephus Orangeblotsom, a Callud Pusson given nun an lnaiviauai popularity auuu aa ut umui and many were also baptized by sprinkling.

Bev. Hr. Koatrand and Putnam avs, sw oor, 200x100 14,030 Franklin avt and Dean Bt, oor, BOzllfi 2.B00 mo ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I Notice i horebj fiTen in section (M) oftae Biuikrupt Law of the United Statoa that on diy ol April, I. Amo Ferguson jrwdnj elected and appointed aaaiirnftO for tba eittle of JOHN ytFk htSSiit in trrnTlUtxiot Court of the United urant never, oven in ma paimy uuys, conveyance throughout tbe inland water of this coun ia no ai fuitori that hit can never be haDDV with anything Beecher preached on the Characteristics of Christian burnt district. The location of business will change but slightly.

The present burnt district, on the Doulh side, is, by consent to continue the centre of tbe oity, and every consideration indicates that it should bo so. Were the whole city to be laid out anew, the natural features of the oountry and the railroad Dennis McKuity, an Irish Musician; Ann Eliza Jane, Aulome Bar agalii, an Italian Harper; Mr. Soowsnhoven, it. The cause, temporarily defeated, will need its bid supporters, and in the conflict, let it end 3.000 The Richmond Enquirer, organ of the F. F.

try, and now, in the whirligig of time, it is to become a Unity," taking his text from Ilebrows 12 22 21 pastime. A club was organized in New York las; Mon a Ceuntry Gentleman. Here is variety enough to sat Bhort of communion with nis uoa. wnav ao sacn buildings eb this Academy mean, scattered as they are all over the land Upon this stage, comedy and trage dv in turn ancear. and tell us simply as it may, it will have secured new allies.

declares the Cincinnati nominees the ticket for the South," and the Dispatch, of the day, with a Commodore and Secretary. Six canoes After the sermon the Holy Communion was administered, and a large number remained to partake. State for the Eastern District of New York. All poitOM ludebtadtothe aoreeaid bankrupt ara reaoetttodto call on ma and pay the same without furthat notioe. isfy the most exacting.

Again, it is asked Even if successful, what from 14 to 1 feet in length each are launched or nearly 7,000 5W 60 60 50 that man Is dissatisfied, and attempts HOOLEYS UPBBA HOUSE. Sensation ap same city, also Democratic, opposes the "folly About the time the services were begun in the church, considerable exoitement was created in the vestibule finished, and the builder, low. James Evereon, of the communications would point to the south side as tbe centre. Lake street will probably be superseded In Importance as a bnBines3 street by Madison, Bandolph and ap2S 3wM" No. 33 Grand st, Brooklyn, B.

D. with these cheap fiotionB to amuse himself, nut alt does the Democratic party gain We answer, the pacification of the oountry the restora of any other Democratic nomination. The human experience shorn that not in this way does sa Eastern District of our own oity. has orders for many pears to be tbe order of the week at all the oity eatab At Hoole's, tbe new burlesque I a Ia by a crazy woman, who mounted a benoh and com mHB SAFE DEPOSIT CO. OF NEW isfaotion ue.

uneatftrneia nas tola us tnis. ana nan mote. The Idea is not original here, England nasmao. vuu kni av, uiupuam, muw Division av, 68. ft of Myrtle av, tlzll.i Warren at, 143.8 ft of Bond st, UxlCO, fore atosure Warren st, 180.8 ft of Bond st, 17x100, fore olosnre Warren st, 177.6 ft of Bond st, 17x100, fore.

losure of Bond st, 17x100, for Atlantic st, 126 of Smith st, 26x90, bis, part. Friiklin av. 260 ft of TiUanr Bt, 25x100. Hart at, 174ft of Stuyvesant av, 18.6xlO, hil. State st, li s.

20 ft of Powers st, 20xlCp, hil Adelphi at, 400 ft of Park av, Deveo at, 137.10 ft of Buahwtok av, 26xlC0, hil. Alabama av, 100 of Broadway, tOflM. Axlantlc av. a 60.4 ft of Bailroad av, 60.8x911.... same city, declares "the one duty of uaft.

was ooaxwea leou wr ine wn aeepuv oi tion of a government of law an honest Ad menced to make a speeh on reo love, charging that all dreds more of the world's great men have borne Washington streets, and In the opposite directions by Michigan and Wabash avenues and State streets. Build OHookh" Is to be produced to night for the flrat time, eanoe olub: for several years. guarantee, and for the renting of fumlm aaoles under a Ua tmnrlar nrnoi lefl uader oi and In a style surpassing every previous effort of the vaults, it is mo nrs eaxaouou in no mony to tne same ract. it is oniy in join? wno buu, "Come unto me all ye who labor, and I will give you the congregation were free lovers, like nerseir. An usher, well advanced in years, attempted to pull her down ings and business operations are oommenoing here, ministration the recognition of the rights of the States, and of the people, North and The American Labor Reform League, Mrs.

worid. It occupies the ntire ttrafc floor or tne maroie are kind Ihii season. The east for this performance in rest," nax we eout nnaa lasting peace: tuere i uu uroauway, wonur wi uw proof built Una Aoe. iw, its, 3,003 3.ZM 5.0C3 9JB0 4,690 8,000 2,700 275 from her perch, when she sprang forward, threw her a Is tan oo bo mado cludes Mulligan, as the Duke Arohle Hughes, as the donbt of tnls. 11 is made clear bv tne testimony or mil btvw tm.

iMnanii im Democrats" to be not to hesitate a moment to support the ticket." Old Virginia never tires and this time hasn't gone wrong. So much for the Independent and Conservative press. The exceptions to and will radiate to the Bouth, west, and north, bnt more to the south than heretofore, owing to the fact that the communication is uninterrupted by the river. Into this South. If the Democracy have not been con onaible express ootnpanlea.

The rants range arms around bis neck, kissed him ana olung so per Prim; Billy Bice, as the Lord Chamberlain; Cool Daniels presiding, mat yesterday morning at Cooper Union. They met again in the afternoon, an once more in the evening. Extremely radical speeches, of lions. He has been the portion of all who ever trusted Him. comfortnur them amid the trials of this life, and roach rem frost tjlfi to $100, according to size and location, roatec or i tending for all this, for what have they been sistently to him that it was with difficulty that she was White, aa the Emperor Schooleraft, as the Ambatta the key.

centre of future business thousands of people pour cheering them aa they pass through the shadow of tke elaalTwnQlBiic; jalo ly WFAM FRANCIS H. J14NK8, Pros. disengaged and ejected from the buUding. dor Campbell, as the King, and George Charles, aa a strongly International flavor were made, and resolu Van Siclem av, lou IB or union av. iuuxiixj Byenon st, 169 ft of DeKalb av 20x100 18,600 E.ot3 daily, coming from the residence portion of the oity, contending? Do they expect more from a victory under any of the old leaders of then La La O'Bookh, the latter being the latest aoeesaion to tions were adoptad substantially embodying their sen grave.

A sermon will be preached in the Academy every Sunday afternoon during the progress of the Confer the suburbs, and the whole ooantry. the rule are the World, as shown, the Age (Philadelphia), the Post, BoBton, and the WHEN MARRIED PLAY! THE question is often asked, Why do ladies stop play ins piano when they get married One answer Is, "that CHDBCn OF THB BVAH6BM8TS. 13,500 8.000 6,760 10,600 the list of star performers at this house. The Introductory programme includes Qeorge, the Charmer, by BUSINESS AT PRESENT timents, whioh were in favor of woman's rights, a graduated tax, and associative life, and against interest Facino st, 218 ft oi Kevins st, hiki, mi Union st, 676 ft of Classon av, 26x181 Troy av and Collins Bt, oor, 2C0xl00 Irving pi, 80 of Qatea av, 20x77 Taylor st, 160 ft of Bedford av. 20x100 party ence, Times, Chicago.

The coldness of the Times mo mower ib rao doby wiui uuunuuiu uoiub anuu" har mtiftlfi Rnf fir An fhn tinn HniWAr would be. that. is very much soattered, and muoh of it Is done In small Archie Hughes; George Charles, aa Oarrymgger on money, land monopoly, rich drones, ana tbe pay Tne New Hector) Bev. J. E.

FIBST PBESBTTEBIA CHURCH. frame buildings that are almost ahanties in appear Schoolcraft, aa the Xtomo Major, and a banjo solo by ment of the war debt. though at her old home, where there were several children, there was a piano, ane has marriod a man who oould not afford to pay down the full price of an instrument. RAthnr than nas rent for one. whioh muBt no ulti Again, suppose the Democracy make a distinct nomination, and are defeated Can they survive a defeat of this character, involving as it will Grant's election and the shackling of ance.

Many residences have been taken for business purposes temporarily, and it is not uncommon to see mately absorbed by the maker, ahe allows tho bleaaitAKa of Farewell Sermon of Dr. Van Dyke. The First Presbyterian Church, at the oor The Olympic Theatbe. The "Zig Zags' houses with a dozen or more sigmi ou them or nrma Hero Mr. HORAOK surprises ns.

The otner papers always are on the fence. The Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, Indiana, Minnesota, California and Kansas papers which are not Ring Republican organs are all for Greeley enthusiastically. From the far East comes the Eastern Argus THE STAGE. appear to night at Donnelly's, and the pantomime of York, steps in, and music to pass out of the family. WATERS, of No.

481 Broadway. Ne offers to receive regular monthly pa WATERS, of No. 481 Broadway. New band to wife 10,080 Tenth sr. 237,6 ft of Sixth av, 18.4x80, hil Norn Wyckoff st, 25 ft of South Carolina av, 63x100, foreclosure Amity at, 26 ft of Henry at, 26x100 16,000 Carlton av, 287.J ft, Myrtlo av, 25x100, foreclosure 2,093 Myrtle av, a 51 ft of VanderbUt av, 4,000 Fnlton av, 95.4 of Lawrenoo st, 20x90.8, irregular 36,760 Buahvrtok av, 80 Ra.ii fin st.

a s. ,4 ft. a at Rond at. 18x100. hil 6.100 the South for another term of four years? For ner of Bemsen and Clinton streets, waa orowded last who ocoupled large buildings before the fire.

Changes are frequent, so muoh so that a business direotory is tho "Vina Dresser of Coma" is to be performed, ihe rmenia, unni mo iiua upon at the outset, is nllriAntinn ntilnri tin haan ft arixtxj Among those who for the first time in this oity assumed their pastoral labors yesterday, was Bev. J. E. Linholm, the new rector of the Ohuroh of the Evangelists, in Degraw street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Mr.

Linhohu's oonduot of tho services yesterday, with the sermon, taken as a sample of his manner and abilities, afforded very gratifying proofs of his seal, sincerity and talents. He is a young man, and the society with which he has become associated may congratulate themselves on having secured hla services. Protest Against Profanity and Inde Female Minstrels also present a new programme evening, the announcement havfng been made that the Bev, Hi J. Van Dyke, D.D., would then deliver his last paid. He tbea hands over tho ownership to tho proper what purpose can the Democratic leaders ask the rank and file to stand issued weekly.

Meeting Mr. Boot, the ffraiio mn, I person. inquired of him where a certain party was to be found, Tbe Zig Zags were one of the attractions in Humpty Dumpty at the New York Olympio, and they will no cency 2o the Editor of (he Brooklyn Eagle; sermon before going to Nashville, where he has accepted a pastorate. firm, in the face of the fact that the only pur He replied, "I do not know the business mon of Chi FOB SALE HOUSES doubt draw crowded housee. As an admirer of Mrs.

Conway, and a patron oago have been on wheels since the fire." If anybody pose accomplished will have been the consolida After the usual devotional exercises, Dr. Van Dyke The Bbookxtn Lyceum. To night the will be olever enough to write a seng about the mon or FOR SALE HOUSE A NEW, FIRST class. 3 story, brown stone house, with all Improve nt. m5rr1.

will be sold low for oash. Imjuire tion of Grant's power for mischief. Take the (Portland, supporting Greeley, as we showed on Saturday. The whole Liberal and Conservative sentiment of the oountry seems to support Greeley almost as unanimously, under the circumstances, as do the same class of minds in Brooklyn. Of them we speak elsewhere.

Chicago on wheels, no doubt Mr. Boot will set it to music and divide tbe profits with the It must oon Monroe fit, 1C0 ft of Throop av.CUlOO 1,200 Clinton st, 25 ft of SaebetSBt, 25x90 Sackott at, 90 ft of Clinton st, 25x100 7,030 Lafayette av, 8, 80.8 ft of Hamilton st, J0x16 10,000 North Second st, 200 flo of Union hil North Second at, S00.1 tt of Union av, 1.6x74. 8,860 Van Slclen av, a. 175 ft of Union av, 25xltt DoKalb and Vandorbiltavs, oor, 20x84.11, Irrog. ular 13,500 Gates av, a 109.8 ft of Classon av, 20x100, bis 5,600 benefit performance in aid of the Brooklyn Nnraory takes place, and a very attractive musloal and dra remote and, in our opinion, impossible contin announced that he would receive the visits of bis friends previous to his departure for the South, on Tuesday afternoon from four to ten o'cloek, at the house of Mr.

W. B. Gould, No. 120 Willow street. of J.

H. READ, on the promises, 386 Degraw at THB TABSHHA0LK. tain some fire and be 'capable of being rebuilt. gency of the election of a Democratic candi SALE CHKAr lH Vl. InJn 9 nr fnunn hOUSOB! nrOD matlo programme will be presented.

He then announced his text aa follows Call at or address 104 Montague Bt. The Athhnbotc. The ittuminated photo erty free and clear. I estimated from a directory that about three thousand fines who were burnt out have resumed business since the fire. Somo of them located at once wher Willoughby av, C50 ft of Maroy av, 16x100 7,003 mya ov date, with the Senate against him certain, and the House of Representatives probably, can he accomplish more than a Liberal Republican 80.6 ft of Hnntlnston at, 19.6x0.

dsjt. of her beautiful theatre, of whioh Brooklyn may ever be proud, I clalm the privilege of calling her attention to what I consider, a Berions and entirely unnecessary feature, in the otherwise ohaste and beautiful representations with which she has delighted us this season. I refer to the use of profane or vul Sar language by certain members of her company the interpretations of their parte. ThiB was noticeably the case on Friday evening last, when the theatre was crowded with the friends and admirers of Mr. Lamb, upon the occasion of his benefit.

The frequent use of the word devil," as a vulgar expletive, as also of the adjective damned," was. know, extremely distasteful to a large porton of that very large and cultivated audience. Worcester sells us, that the word 'damned' In familiar language, Is scarcely ever Court tTfiTTSK OR TO LET A 3 tat, graphic views of the scenery of the Yo Semite Valley are to bo exhibited to night at tho Atheneum. "ClOB SALE fi.259 tltloa ever they oonld, either in come buildings In the on story, and basement brick house, In the best order. President can Inquire on the premises 71 UumDoriana si, owoon nxjri to Lafayette at, 20.6 ft of Navy st, 80x86.8 9,690 South Fourth st, 193 6 ft of Bleveath st, 25 xM bttck 8,500 Wlllonghby av, 419.6 ft of Marcy av, 18.9x109.

1,125 Tomnklns av. B. 277.11 (t of Degraw eh 83x112.6. 7.600 id Pars: avs. v.

Looking over the whole ground, it is our de Tinxj RAT.K 1 1 i Sfj Jlx A.UXX ACT ut! burned dlstriot or in temporary structure: on the ruins of their destroyed buildings. They have moved Into better quarters as rapidly as oirourostanoes would permit. There were some large buUdingt erected during Tbe New York Theatres. Niblo's Trbatbb. The last performanos of House UB Fulton at, 6 feet from FranWln av.

three story and basomont, brick, partijr furnished, 22x46, lot 132 Dra Newman on Holiness. At the Tabernaole, in Sohermerhorn street, yesterday morning, Bev. Dr. Newman, Congressional Chaplain, preached to a large congregation, taking for his text the words: "Without holiness no man shall see the Lord." He argued that God had created all men alike; that the mind of the savage and the philosopher were identical in structure; that the difference consisted in culture, which was accidental and Incidental, and that In oharaoter consisted the fitness for eternal life, whioh was to be sought through Christ. STS.

PBTIB ASD PAUL'S. liberate opinion that the Democracy must shake off the rule of the Bourbons of their "Ami uuw unuuwi, UUUUJ1W1U JUU uvu, WW the word of His graoe, which la able to build you up, and to give you an lmheritanoe among all them which are sanctified." Ao(B 32. He substantially said; The text I have chosen is one out of many apples of gold in this network of silver, pointing out the all sufilclent sonroe of human oom fort, strength and joy God, the word of bis graoe. and the inheritance of those that are sanctified, and these were the views to whioh the Apostle directed the attention ef the Saints of Ephosus. And now, even as the same stars whioh looked down upon them are still shining upon us, and while the same ocean on whose shoreke Btood sings the same song, God and the Word of His grace and the inheritance those that "Black Friday waa given et this theatre on Saturday feet; will BUI exennaau v.

the Winter, and I saw one handsome atone front store, Pacific st, 840 It ol If ew Yerk av, 88x100 7 ,..00 North Fourth st, 100 ft of Sixth at, 86x100, hil 2,725 Marketst, 875ft of Sixth st, 125x160. hils 6,000 Madisoa at. 8 00 ft of Tompkins av. 60x100. 8,700 Carlton st, 600.11 of Fulton av, 19.6x100.

6,600 night, and to night the log drama" of Lalla Bookh K. B. tcasie omce. used as an aojeotive, ana pronounoea iu one synabie, lmt hv the lowest, vulffar and mofano." party, or accept a discomfiture which no party about one hundred feet on each line and five stories high, whioh was put up during the Winter. It is Bald to be substantial and well built.

The mortar and can meet and live. The Democracy must be was to have been performed. Tula morning, nowever, the Fire Fiend took forolblo possession of the establishment, gave a grand matinee performance, which closed with the most brilliant transformation scene yet FOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET A three Btory, brisk house; one of 'the best business oornera on the avonne, for almost any kind of business comer of Myrtlo and Franklin ava. Inuoiro on the premises. North iter, Atlantic iiock an ana a oc tot I7 llBr).

nils Chess at tbe mercantile. The Directors of the Mercantile Library Association have aoted wisely in resolving to add a chess room to their establishment. It is now very generally conceded that if intellectual and refining agenoies, what are called the better influences, are to compete fairly with the coarser social interests, they must be made bright and attractive. The old notion was that they ought to be mads grim and repulsive, so that goodness should appear as a harsh diseipline oontrasted with the winning grace and beauty of vioe. In these circumstances reading was a In refined society, where ladies amd gentlemen meet for social enjoyment, the use of suoh language would not be tolerated for a moment, and It is quite as much out of nlaee.

and aoite as Intolerable, when used ss on brought up to the level of this great oppor bricks were warmed, aa used, to prevent freezing. tunity, or their usefulness, as at present organ Third street, S06 ft of Fifth av, 21x90 Douglass and Hojt ats, a oor, 20x60 7,760 hfghth st, 100 ft of South Second at. 80x76 1,600 North Third Bt, 336 ft of Fifth tt, 86x113, hi 1 4,000 OR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY, HIUH the occasion abeve referred to, in the presenoe of refined audience of ladles and gentlemen. Mrs. Conway, are sanennea present tneir giones xor our contamination, and show their treasures of oonsolstlon for our ized, is gone, and gone forever.

There are about eno hundred stores whioh are quite or nearly completed, and probably five hundred more are in course of construction. The class of buildings be refreshment. And now, brethren, 1 commend you to Ridnn. nlaoo. between 8tate and Jbralemon sta: less exhibited at Niblo'a, Inasmuch as the eoeoe preaosated the transformation of the theatre into heap of black and amonlderlng rains.

Detalla of the Fiend's performances on theooeaeion will be found in onr news column. in the erection of her beautuui tneatre, ana in ue cv nrsse excellence of the nlsyg whioh she hB nreieated. 4,300 ins erected are generally very handsome and substan Uia'n five minutes' walk from South Ferry. Apply on tha premises between 10 A. M.

and 6 P. M. mySBt Another Sunday Question. uaa, to uoa tne innmte, lueruai una uiwiuukwiid. Even in an Intellectual point of view the theme is glorious imparting a blessed rest for the mind, extending Father malone on Fattier Borke.

At this ohuroh yesterday morning, Rev. Father Malone took oecasiom to say that while he ro speoUd Father Burke's irreat powers as a preaoher and Atlantic at, es, 19.10 ft of Hicks st, 20x60 Twelfth Bt, 393 ft ol Third av, 25x100 Sixth av and Warren at, oor, 20x105.5, hil Broadway, 96 ft a ot Yates place, 26x100, hil FoiTteenthst.ns, 942 ftw of Third av, 48x100 Kossuth at, a 163 ft of Harrison av, 30.8x100. Hnrklmsr st. a. 140 ft of Albany av.

60x100. fore 13.000 11,030 600 9,000 HILL, THE OR SALE HOUSE ON OR has right to expeot die liberal support of our oitl sens. This she can have, and more. Situated as her theatre is in the centre of a circle of the highest vn nf American society, it onlv remains for the fair tial, and Chioago rebuilt promises to be more magnificent than Chioago before the fire. Every tbiag now dates from the fire, and it would cot surprise me muoh one left of the four now 3 story brown atone 17 JT Only nouses; all LDZB A BOOK Wailaok's Tseatkb.

London Assurance, The Sunday reading question may be considered substantially settled. Leading library associations have resolved to open their rooms Improvements less tnan on anueryut nlmnra (mortssM 1.000 1,000 av, between Gates and Greene cheapest real estate oner mortification of the flesh and culture of what Penn s. 1083 ft of Bedford av, 43.3x100 3,300 A wuu sat) aa my36t' with the strong cast given it at this theatre, still draws full and fashionable houses. On Thursday night Mr. manageress to be wise, to see to it that no vulgar or profane terms are used in the representations and her theatre will retain its high rank, not only a place of ed.

Apply third house north of dates av. orator, he believed that he had dono wrong te make any remarks about American poltKoe and the abolition of sl very. for In ao rtoina he had misrepresented facts Gold mi is box vTuiougaoy sh uxoo to hear a Chicago man speak of this ae tne year There are some nTTRTORmcS OF BUILDINGS. ever kind a varied torture. That is all ohanged, on the first day of the week.

Religious jour 11,603 Foster, late of the Amaranth Sooiety of this oity, will amid the ebbing and flowing waters. Tossed to and fro by the flowing ooeans and shifting scenes of time, it is a relief to think there is one being who is eternal and immutable one being upon whose word and purpose there is no shadow of toxning whoBeabsoluteand perfect will la the centre and the controlling force of all the universe. But the heart enters Into it, and it can UOnTv Bw fv.tr If vi vrrrvu ifc watfto, m1mi. a lnr.ftMnrirtiraif RM RQK ant. Kflft.

delightruentettejnmeiu, duiuso a moat lasmonabie and wronged that portion of Amerioan citizens, of commence an engagement at Wallack's, and she will ap resort. vsa who was xheee. and the aim now is to give libraries and young men's associations a charm that shall eommend oSSSSSflS: uffivaVWKWWiXii 1000 For instance, the first man to commence business iu ihe burnt district was W. D. Kerfoot, a real estate whom he had been regarded aa a representative.

nals of various denominations have adopted the views of Mr. Beecher in his reoent address at Cooper Institute. As reading was already 1,000 without impairing their usefulness. The Mer pear in the oharaoter of Grace Barkateay. She ought to have been given the leading part, a she oan perform Lady day in a far superior style to JUss Mordaunt.

warren j. uuu kulw, arTetTai'nefc Ul.th OB ti a a nf INfth BllluD. fore. broker and agent. He piled up some of the stone and brick of his old building, and ereoted thereon a shanty 1,000 FOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET ON three Btory, corner brick house, with store StiflO feet good location for groceries, I'auor, any other tasinvea.

Bold on easy terms. Apply to WILLI AM WORTH, Heal Estate Agent, 8C8 Seventeenth st. South Brooklyn. spam "IJIOR SALE A TWO STORY OOrrAOK house, eight rooms, water, gas, and cellar, S9aBavj atrb.tweerfK.Ron and SeKalb ays, all the ferries; lmmediato possession price Appu to JOHN HENES8EY. Bridge at, near Myrtle av.

rahS7 8m CITT RAILROADS. Vt, JOHJf'S H. H. CHUBCH. cantile has pursued this polioy in providing a handsome and well appointed building for its 'iNO Olympic Theatbe.

Humpty Dumpty is say "God is my roox." au wings are mutauie uu passing away. Our riches are uncertain and deoeitf oL The honors we gain from man are as but a shifting wind. Our children are but aa buds upon a tree, whose singing may he hushed by the wintry blasts that draw them to sunnier climes. But, amid all theso fhnaM nnlv la dfithlA. about 10x12.

On this novel building he plaoed a notioe statins that he bad lost all exoept his wife and baby, Mr. Fowler on tne Present and Future Premature Excursion Can Fulton av still on the bllla of this theatre, and the Foxes, Martens enue and Gates) avenue Lines life. books. The polioy may well be pursued further in supplying facilities for reoreative ooou and his pluok." He Is Btill doing business in that bulldlns. and It is interesting to know that he has done THE 3 STOUY, arrirYR sat.TP.HOTISE and the Cats are yet of tho Happy Family of this theatre.

THE COUHT STREET CABS COMPfcAINED OF. weU, and now has something more than Mb wife and nation other than reading. In this of oourse To tht SiUor of ft BrtxMira Baglt: Rev. O. H.

Fowler, of Chioago, preached at St. John's Methodist Church yesterday morning, on the present and future life and the relation of the soul basement and I house, 8 Gates av lol 100; even wy. between Yates and Lewis avs Blue 18.9x88 hPtwrAD Yates ana lewis avs amo io.i baby. The little one Btory frame enemy, iu me rear of whioh was the barn in whioh the fire originated, on judgment must be continuously exercised. There are amusements, good in themselves, aay Yon would confer a favor by suggesting to the Brooklyn City Bailroad Company that ft would be mnrA Agreeable if there were less excursion cars Urmentl price low terms tosnlt built the In the moat substantial manner; key at 678, next door.

to eternity. His sermon was very ame tnrougnout. De Hoven street, stands to day alone and uninjured, To the Editor of tht Brooklyn Eagle us In Jesus Christ. It is no sentimental oonoeptton of the Divine Fatherhood to whioh I oommend you no poetio dream of natural religion woven by an eleotrlo philosophy whioh stubbornly shuts its eyeB to half the facts whioh it professes to generalize, but to a God who in His Justice is a conBomlng fire, "who has kindled hell as well as built beaveh. Sensation.

The Eternal Father has made a oompaot with the Eternal Son in behalf of all thoBO who accept Him V. I ,1.1. 1.4 inAmlfrn afavntU lin TheflameBBwept around It on every side, igniting "Will vrnll ha so kind os to ask the Board of On Saturday. Tibbie Garrabrant, oharged evervthinu else, while that miserable structure stanas which the Directors could not properly include in their arrangements. A private theatre, an amateur opera house, a raoket recognized as a suitable Sunday occupation, it only remained to acknowledge that people might properly read on that day the books bought for their use, in the buildings provided for their accommodation.

This is the Sunday library opening question in a nutshell, and it is so easily disposed of that one wonders there was ever any agitation about it. While Sabbatarianism is under popular review thr is another matter that might as wsll be considered. The long, warm, bright Summer Sundays are at hand. Yesterday, while the genial sunshine summoned citizens abroad, the lingering chill of the air drove them indoors again. But, untrustworthy as the weather has proved of late, this unseasonable temper tan hardly continue beyond the present Be Stare and call for Mbs.

WwBLoVa SooTHnra Stbup. It has etoodthoteetofmanyrearB. Never known to fall Gives rest to the mother and relief to tho ohild. Cures wind colic and regulates the bowels. "Burnett's Ooooalme, For the hair, once UBed recommends itself." Christian Freeman, Boston.

Cough Worn Victims, Whose longs are racked and torn with paroxysms that threaten to choke you, '11 that you havo to do is to tako 11m.e'b Uohst or Hoabhotjhd add Tab. A rapid cure la certain. Obittemton'b, 7 Sixth avenue, N. Y. Sold by all druggists.

Pike's Tooihaohk Dbops cure In one minute. a monument of the place where tho fire commenced. Health, or some other authority, to oompel the Brooklyn City Bailroad Company to keep their cars on the Court street route In a olean and passable condition apSP OR SALE HOUSE OREXCHANGE A well built 3 story house, with two ful lots oi groundTarxtastSew York ttne and healthy looaHoii II KSId very cheap only cash requireS nM fo, a small family to buy a nloe, suburban homo. Apply T. GLOVKR, 819 Montagueat.

sens SALE OR TO LTwSidee, i OR SALE OR TO nin The building now used as a Court House and City HalL was constructed in one month, at a coBt of $2.0, court, a bowling alley, an interior base nail run at this season. It Is rather early. My wife was compelled to take an exonrsion oar, (the ear previous being too crowded to stop) and now suffers the most excruciating pains In head, neek and shoulders, demanding medical attention. The present mode Is to run two Fulton avenue cara to one Gates avenue, and even then, when the Fulton avenue starts, the Qatci avenue car moves up and takes its plaoe, waits two minutes, then starts, usually orowded, and next Gates avenue oar la nearly full before it reaches its stand. Why not start the Fulton and Gates avenue ears together I am frequently oompelled te stand up from tho ferry until I reach home (Bedford avenue).

Please 000. It Is of briok, two stories in height, and is only changeable, revealed, reoonoiled, and given to us in Jesus Ohilst, I commend you. He has been the dwel HnK ef His people in all generations. He is not MtttiM. new.

It la a disgrace to tne uity oi uaurcnes suon filthy cars to run on the publio streets. F. D. Since Mr. Greeley's nomination for the with poisoning Ransom F.

Burroughs, of Peterson, was found guilty of murdor in the first degree. The jury were out only forty minutes. Sentence will be pronounced on the 18th. It has been suggested thai there are some mitigating oireumstanoes that will eventually result in a life imprisonment for the woman, instead of banging. Her asaooiste, Van Winkle Bo Bart, will now bo tried, it is thought with a similar re ground, and other things that might De mentioned, are obviously inconsistent with the for temporary use.

irmiinn storj extension modem ibbbot "as, purpose of the Mercantile. But ohess is open 2x100 each; very desirable notgnooru.bg rrfV Presidency, thoro has boen such an enthusiaBtio de Tbe largest dry goods firm of the oity, Field, Lelter now oooupy a flvo story briok building, ereotod nlnce the fire. It Is nearly as largo as A. T. Stewart's, far from any one of you.

Hla word is nigh thee. I commend you to the Word of His graoe to the scriptures as the only standard of troth and light, teaching us infallibly what we are to believe concerning Gcd and what duty God requires of man. They not only contain, but they are Hla word, from the first mand for white bats in New Orleans, aa to exhaust tne P.K3 DeKalb av. apSS Uf moderate. Inquire of owner, 61 supply.

to none of the objections suggested by the pleasure specialties juBt mentioned. Quiet is not only a possible, but the imperative but the front, Bides and rear are all alike, of tough uaeyourinnuencetowro.reioi:uiiiL iub BasroBD AvuHcbs..