Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1877, Page 9

et THE CHICAGO. RIBUNLE: WELVE, PAGES, THE REVIVAL. Mr. Moody’s Sermon on the Coming of the Lord. Why It Was Postponed until So Late an Hour. His Interpretation of the Texts Relat- ing to tlie Becond Advent. Me Declares that He Has No Falth Whatever fn the Millenninm, But tho Lord Shall Uome to Take His Ohurch and Leave the Binvers Behind, Tusleal Servico at the Tohernacle In Memory of P, P Blise, COMING OF TUE LORD, TEMPERANCE-MERTING, There was a large attendance at the noonday temperance-aeeting in the Tabernacle yester- day, The excreises, which were much the same as usunl, were conducted by Megers, Sawyer and Sapkey, Mr, Moody wns present, but took no part in the services until near the cloze, “The vpeniug prager was by Mr. Latimer, ono of the reformed men, who {s becoming guite uscfulas o leader of the Gospel tomperance work. _Brother Sawyer read the Scripture-lesson from the 107th Pealin, cominenclug, * O give thanks unto the Lord, for He Is good; for His mercy endureth forever.” Testimonles to the power of Christ to save from the power of strong drink wero glven by Messre, 8pawn, Hines, Brock, and Brashear; after which Mr. Moody entered a plea for zentleness and charity towards any who had fullen agoln under the power of the devil, and asked that God's people might pray for such, that they'might be restored nzain to His favor, e then clused the mecting with prayer and the bénedictlon. THE RETURN OF OUR LOKD, The principal event of this weck of revival sinca the waten-mecting on New-Year's Lve was the long-expected sermon of Mr., Moody on thereturn of our Lord. Al Iis other topics have been such as all ortbodox mlnlsters dwell npon; all his utterances have been olong the line of *those things which arc most conunonly Lelleved among us,” but when, some ten days ago, Mr. Moody announced this sermon, there aruso no small atir to kuow ylat he woukld say ou this theme, which was undeystood to beabout his only theolugieal apecialty, ‘Thut he should preseh for three months nud neyer once alude to this doetrine, which, from the disvourse ol yesteiday, appears'to beosa fire shut up in his boves, shows him Lo be pos- sessed of that Chrlatlan wisdom/ which Faul rays §8 ‘‘profitable to diveet.” This {s u von- “troverted polnt: sinnera eat be brought to Chirlst without it: bellevers' can be roused to helprulness by other motlyesy and thus it fa unly amonte_ fis very last'utterances, during a sutplemental series of mottings, that he brinjgs oul his fuyorite theory of the specily second ad- veat of Jesus Christ to'tuke ths church out of the svorld. ‘The service, which was attended by numli- 5,000 people, was opened’ with the ninity-sixth hyviun of ‘the Bliss and, 8ankey collectivn, entl- tled 4T} He Come,B” The vpening prayer was Ly the Rev, 8 Heddams, ol Centenary 3L L Chured, mmt{:{r iy, written by Mr. was sung a8 o sqlo ant chorus, Leginning with tho worde, “ Dawn life's dark vale we wander il Jesus comeg! Then a hymn by the wlhole congregaationf “Refolee and e plad, for Il runxulllxl ogaing’ Atter which Mr, Moudy com- tneate: TUE ADDREGS, na follows: In IL. ‘Timothy, lil., 16, Panl declare: wAll Seriptiro 18 given Uy faspirationof God, ol 18 profithblo for doctrine, for reproof, for mstruction 1 rizghteousness V3 but there are sume people’who tell us whenwe take up proph- ecy that It 18 all very well tobe belleved, but th there {3 o nuse In ouo trying to vinderrtand ity theeo future events are things that the Church does not azree about, wnd it {s hetter to Jet tham along, and deal only wlith those prophes cles which have already been fulfilled. But Panl docen't talk that way; he saya: “All Serlpture 43 . . . profitable for docirine. 1t theao people are right, e ought to have sald: S sumo Serlpture fa profitable; - but_you ean't understamt the proplecles, so_you Nad better Iet them alone,” 1f God didu't mean to have + us study the prophectag, Jle wouldn't have put thea fito the Bible. Sume of thew are ful- fitled, und He 13 ot work fulfilling the rest, so that §£. we do not gee then all completed inthis Iite, we shall fu the world to vome, 1 dou’t want to teach anythine to-day, dog- maticully, o my own nuthority, but to w; mind this proclous doetrine—tor sucl T inus] call ft— £ the return of the Lord to thls cartly fstaught fn the New Testament or ciearly as nuy otherdocteine fn (g yet Iwas fn the Catreh flucen or sixteen yeors before Iever heard o ecemon on it. There is Lardly any chureh that ducen't make a eroat deal of bupllsm, bt the New Testmment only speaks nbont lawtism thurteen times, while it spenks of the return of our Lopd fitty times; aud yet the Chureh has End very Jttl to say about ft. Now, [ cun # aveason for this: the devil does not want us to gee this (ruth, for nuthing would wuke up the Church so much. The moment o nian takes hold of the truth that Jesus Christ 1s comtug baele ngaln to recelve 1lis friends to Hieclfy this world loses its hold upon IHing wawstocks aml waterstoeks, and stocks in banks and In horac-rallvouds, are of very muci less consequence to him then, His lcart 14 nd hie looks for the bleased nl:pm\rln'fll rd, who at His comning will take blm into iy Flessed Klugdom, 1n 1, Peter, 1, 20, woread, @ No prophecy of the Scripture fa of any private interpretation,” 86 ople say, 0N yes, the prophecles are i enough tor the priests awud ductore, but Tot tor the rank and fllo of the Church,' Bt Foter eays, “Tho praphicey camo not by the will of mat, but holy men “spake 88 they were moved by the” Holy Ghost,” and” those tien are thio yery ones who tell us of the relurn ol our Lord, Look at Damel, iL, 45 where he tells the meanlnz of that stone \\'hlL:]l tho Kivg raw I his dream that was ent out of the moun- tain without hands, and that broko in pleces the frony e brase, the clay, the sdver,amd the #oud. © The dream §s certaln nnd the interpre- Lition thereof sure, 1anfel, No Tuve secn the Fulillment of that proph Yt the closinge part of ft. The Kinzdonis of Babylonand Medo-Persin and Grecee and Romo Fayo all been broken in pleces, and now it only Temaing for this stone cut 2ut of the mountain Without hands to smito the finuge and break it fu pleces il it becomes like the dust of the suppier threshing-foor, und for this stone to huflmu 4 great mountain and 11 the whole carth, Z 5 BUT IOW 13 11K GOING TO COML{ » Woara toll liow e fs gotug to come, When fhoso dineiples stood Tuoking up fnto heaven at he tinic of His ascension, there appeared two nzle, who gald unto theny (Acts by Ly %Yo ol lew, why stunid yo zwzing up oto Tiavent ‘This sone Jeens Which s taken up fom you Into heaven siall 80 como fn ke musser us yo have seen Hint €o fato heaven,” liow did {fe go upt He took s ticsh and Yoies up with'Him. ~ # Look at me} handle s Bw'mo somethbiyz ta cut; a splrit hay ot et B Lones us yo séu ne lave; 1 the Identlcal sowlom they crugliicd and Lahl fn the grave, Aov Tawy viech hrow the dead and s golng up o beaven,!! Iia 1sgong, say tho angels, buv H ¢ ¥ill come nzain Justas Tlo wente Au ange Su4ent to unnotnee ks birth of the Virzing Mgls sang of his wdvent in Bethichems un 8234 told the women of lils resurrection; und W angels told the dlsciples of His combig ;I;In. it s the same testimony fu ull these 18, dun’t know why people shouldn’t Yke to Huly the Wible, and find ot all about thls fiuus doctriue of our Lord's veturn. Sume ¢ rone bevond propheey, and tifed totell B Very diy Ne woull come. Perbaps 2 {8 otig reason why people don’s believe tily e, He i3 coming, we knuw thaty cust when He 14 coming we don't know . Kithew, xxlv., 86 cettles that, Tiv euzels o L'lmuw. and Christ ssys that 3 an't kuow, but thut & sopicthing the Fatlier beos to Tiimbelt, 1€ Clirlst bud watdy #1 will Bhcamie havs for 2,000 years, nonc uf His gis- ies would hinve beew 10 watch for Wi, but Vthe propor attitvds of a Clirlatlan to Lo ul- 48 Tuokhe for M Lord's return, - 8o Gol et toll se when fle i to vowe, but Christ L s Lo watelr, £ this pante chapter wo find e {4 1y come unespectedly and suddenly, 4o twenty-ceveuth verse we bavo these Yaldy 44 Fop w3 the lightning cometh out of the 4 und shincth unto the West, cren foelull 53 the cominz of the Fon of Mugbet? Aud S3in the forty-fourth yerse, “Thoreforo bo Jlll.ny;,»q;‘ tur (o suchan bour as yo thluk AL Bow ol Mau comeih” il peopde oy Lhat suckus depthi Lut the word of Gal does tob say it inéans’ death. Deatls Is our enemy, hut onr Lord hath the keys of dieathi; Ho hiaa conquered death, hell, and the grave, and at any moment Ile nay come to sct U4 frea from death and destroy ouf last encmy for us; wo the proper state for n believer In :‘lér‘m Is walting anl watching for our Lord's cturn. i the 1ast chapter of Jolin there is a text that recms to SETTLE TIIS MATTER. Peter nsks the question about dobin, ** Lord, what #liall this man dof Jesus andd nnto him, It 1 will that he tarry till I come, what js that to thee! Follow™ thou me. Ther went this eaylog abromt among the Lreth- ren ottt bt diseiple © should not e, They did not think that the wming of the Lord seant death; there was a great differ- enve Letween these Lve things fn thelr ninds, Chrlst Is the Prince of Life; there fs no death vhere Heds; death flees at s comings dead sprang Lo fife when 110 touched them or R]vuku Lo them. 1ils coming fa not death; Hels the vesurrurection and the life; when He eets up 1t Kingdom there Is to be no death, but 1ife torevermore, There §s another mistake, a8 you will find if you rewd youy Diblea carctully. Sowme people ik that nt the coming ol Christ everythingis to be alldons up i o few minutes; Dut 3 do hot 8o widerstand i The firet thing Jle s to dafs to tnise His Church out o€ the worll. He calls the Churel Mis bride, and 1le suys lle Ia Koing to prepare n place for her. Wo may Judge, says one, what a glurions place it will he Trom the lenath of time He s In preparing it 1 when the place §a ready Ilo will come and the Chwrehi to UImAeIf. In the elosing verses of the fourth chapter of 1 Thessaloniaus Paul,says: ** If we butieve that Jesus die.d aned rose again, even w0 nlso them which slecp fn Jesus wall God belnz with Him. o oo Wewhled are alive and remarn unto the coming of the Lord shall not vent them swlich are asleep. For the Lord Himsclf snatl descend from Heaven with a shout,. with the volee of the archangel, dud with the truwp of God, and the' dead In Christ sl rplso fiest, Then wo which are alive nud rematn fliall be caught up to- gether with thene o the clouds to meet the L.ord fu the nir, and so shoall we ever be with the Lurd. Wheretore, comfort oug another with these worla” ‘That I3, the comforted of the Climreh. “There was a thae when 1 used to mourn that 1 should not be alive It the miilen- nlum; but now I expect to be i the wilien- nlunt. Dean Allord says—almost everybody Dows to hitn in the matier of fnterpeetation— (hat e murt jusiab that this conunie of Christ to take 1his Churel to i o the dowds s not the same event s 1is coming to judge the world et tle lust day. The dellverance of the Church fs one tlunj, Judgment 1s another. Now, I can't tind any Place h the Bible where 3t tells e to walt fur slgns of tho coming of the millenntun, ns the roturn of the Jews, and such llkes but it tells e 1o lnok fur tiie comingzol the Lord; to watch for fe3 to be ready ot midnight to meet 1Him, like those five wise vinging, ‘The trump ot Go may be suunded, for anything we know, befory I1ish this serinon,—uat any rata wa are told that He wisl cotne as a thief i the night and at an hour when n ook not fur i, Some of you way shake your beads and say, *0hy well, that {s 2o deep for the moat of usy such things ourht not to be sald belore these young converts; only the very wisest charas icre, ouch as the minfsters and the protessors in the theologheal seminaries, can underatand then.” But, my friends. you find that Taul wrote about thése things o those yuung con- verts amoni the Thesnalonians, and he tulla them to comlort one anvther wi those words, Here (n the first chapter of I, Theesa- lunfaus Paul sags, © Ye turped o God trom dols to eerve the living aud true God, amd to wult for g Sun from leavon whom Ile ralsed from the dead, even Jesus which delivered us from the wrath to come.' To wall for 1lla 8ous that is the true attitude ol every ehild of (God, 1L ho is dolng that e Is ready for the duties of life, ready for God's work: ave, that makes him feel that he is fust ready tobean to weric for God, Then over In thenvxtchapter (1L Thessulonfans, xix.), he says: ‘¢ For what 15 our hupe, or oy, or crown of res Jolelngt At vt even ye, i the presenca of our Lord Jesus Chrlst, ut His eommu! And agaln, In the thind rlm{:lcr, At the thirteenth verse, To the end that He may establish your hearts unblimablo fi holiness before God, our Fathier, nt the comjug of our Lovd Jesus Chriat wlthnll His Salne= St uzaio, inthe Ditn chapter, YFor ye yourselves Know perfectly that, the f tie Lord 50 cutncth ag a thief {n the nizht” e has something to sayabont this sumo thing In every chapter; fodeed, I bhoye thonght this Eplstia to the Thossalontans tnight od the {iuspel of Chrlstis comiug aain. re ure three greay facis forctold i the Word of God: Flrst, that Christ shonld comes thut has been (uittled, Second, that thy oy Glhiost shoulil came; that wus Taliitled at Pen- tecost, and the " Chureh is able to testl- fy o L by ita cxperlence of iy sav- g grace. Tufed, the returp . of our Lord sgaln from Jleaven—for this we aro told to watch wnd walt “ull He come.” Look ot that necount of the last boura of Christ with His dlsclples. Whnt does Christ eay to them? 161 go uway Iwill send death alter you to brimeyon to” Med Tvwill semd an' ungel after sout “Notatall. Herays: 41 will come again and recelve yoit usto Myself.® 10 my wife were in a foreion vountry, and 1 had a beaatitul man- wlon all “ready for her, she woulila good deal ruther L shonlil come and bring ber unto ft than tu have ina send some one else to bring her. 8o the Chitrels 3 the Lamb's wife, e haa prepered a inauston for His bride, wnl 1le promiscs for our Jog and comfort that He WILL COME MIMSELE and belngz us to (Lhe place He fas been all this while wrcp.'\rln{:. My friends, {6 14 perfestly saf to fake the Word of God just as we Hina it. “If fle tells us to watch, then wateh! If He tells us to pray, then pray ) I Ile tells as e will come’ ngzaii, walt for flim! Let the Churel bow o the Word of God, rather than trvfigs ta find ont how these things can be. % Belt come quickly,” ikt Christ. y Lord " Jesus," should by the pruyer of the Clurch., Tako the aceutint of the words of Christ ot the commumbon table. It svems Lo me the devil hes covered up the most preclons (hing yhout ft. % For as often us yecat this bread and dudulk this cup ye do ahow forth the Lord’s death tilt He come But, most people seeim to think that the Lord's table {3 thy for self-cxaminatfon und reventanee, fuge wood resolutions, Not ot all; you spoil it it w, Lis to show forth the Lovd's death, St up til He comes, Some people sav, ©* 1 belleve Ciirist will come 1 the other side of the millenninm,” WY Il {uu get it 1 ean’t flng b, Word of God nowhere tells mu to watch and wait dor the comlug of the millenmum, but for the coming of the Lord, 1 don’s fiwd any pluce whers tud says the world 13 to grow berter und betger, und Lt Chrbt fs 1o have u splritual refgn on earth of 8 thonrand 1find that the carth [s to grow worse raey nud that ut Jength there 8 patog 1o bee i eparation, *'Two women prinding ot o mllt; one tuken and the other left; two men in ona bed, ong taken and the other left, The Chureh §s to be translated out of thie world, una I this 1afl we luve two exumples wlecady, Lo representutives, as we tnlght vy, n Chrlst's Kingdot, of what 18 to be dene for all 11is trae bilicvers, Enochifs the representative of the st dispensation, Liljal of the second, amd, as urepreecntative of the third dispensution, wo Lave the Savior Himself, who §s entered Juto the heavens for us, and becang the first feuits of thens that sl We are uot to walt for the L Judunent, but the gloitied the throue with Curlat, und to hedp to Judige the world, vy tomt of you think this is o uew and ctrine, sud thut they who preacii it are speckled Mrde, But let m tell you L wost of the splvitual men {n the pitdpits of Great Britain are trm dn this faith, Epurgeon 1luve beard Newman Lail suy 1 0 reasun why Citblat inbeht not cone betore he got - through with his sermon, Hut i vertun wealthy and tushivnable churchus, where they haye “the Lorg ol godli- Nead, LUL deny the power thereof,—fust the etate ot things which Paul decarcs shall be in the lust daysy—this doctrine s nov preachied o bellevede “They o hob want siners to oy onut i thelr meethyg, SV must L saved? They wunt Intellcctual pre will cultlvate thelr taste, hrtliaut preac will rouse thelr hoagination, bul they dom't want the preachine that bas in it the power of the Loly Ghost, We dive fu the duy of BUANS 1N RELIGION: The Chureh {5 cold atnd format; way God wake us up? Aud Ikuow of no better wuy to doit tuun mtu the Church to luoking fur the retin of pur Lord, - Some peoplo eny, **Ol, you will discourage the youny convestsif you preach that ductune, Well, iy friends, that husu't been my experl 1 have felt lie working threcihnes as Lrome to understamd that my bucle agatn, 1 Took on this d yesdel. Giod has given me a Hfe-boat, sud satd to b, ** Moody, siave sil you cam? God witl comé in Judgment and burd up this world, but the chijdren of God den't be- longs tu this world s they are tn k2, but ot of g, Like n anlb in the waters "Fhis worll Is gottlug darkerand darker] iy ruin Is combng nearer anl nearer; i1 you have uny fricns on this wreels wsaved, you bad bester fuao o thne fu_gettiug tuens ofl, - But suwe one will say, Who you then tugke the groce of God o il urei™ Noj groce {3 not a failure, but wwun s, "Phe untediuviun world was u fullare; the Joy Ll world way i foibired an Las Leen # sgilure everywhere, when ho luie had bis usn way and Leeu lat’to bbnsclfe Clakt wil save s ¥ Chitreh, bt fie‘will save them findlly by taking them ont of the world. Now, Qon't take my word for it3 look this dectrine up fn Four Bibles, anl, If you find it there, bow down to {tand re- ceiveltasthe wonl of God, Take Matthew, XXI.y 8t 4Tho Lord of that servant shall cotae when hie looketh not for Him, and {n an hear {hat he ix not nwnn] of, and «hali cut him asunider and appofut him bls_ position With the hpyocriteas there ahall ho weeping and pnashiitig o toeth Tako 1 eter, third chap- tery fourth and fifth verses: * There ahall comg in the Jast duys scoffers, walking after ther own lnsts, misd saying, Where {s the promiee of s comtng? for since the Fathers fell asleep oll things continue ns they were from the be- einuing of the creation.” * Go out on the atrects of Clikeago nnd ask men abont the return of our Lord, and that fs just what they wonld say: Al yes, the Lord delayeth 11ls comingl'? “Hehold, I come quickly,” sald Christ to Joh, and the last prayer {u the Blblo 18, * Even 0y Tard Jesus, come anlekly. Were tho carl Christians disappointed then?. Noj no man (s Al ”mmtcd who ohegs the volee of Uad. The world waited for the Tirst coming of the Lor; walted for 4,0G0 years, aud then (e came, 1ld was liere ohly thirty-three years and then lo weat nway; but Ho left “us o promise that He would come againg and_ us the workd watched —and walted for His first com- fore and did not wateh In valn, so now to ther who walt fur Ella sppexriug shall He np- pear n sccond time unto salvatl Now let the question go round, “Am T ready to meet the Lord If Tle comes to-plghtd” " “ Be ye also rewly, for in such an Tiour a8 ye think not the Hou of Man comncth.” ‘There §s another thought I wanot to call your atteution to,amd that 82 Christ will BUING ALL OLI FRIENDS WITIC UIM when He comes, ANl who have died In the Lord re to he Him when He cotnes In the clowds of Leaven, *Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the fitst resurrection: on such the sec nmi death hias no {uwer, but they shall be priests of God and of Chriaty and shatl seign with Him a thousand years,” ' (Rev., xx., U.) But the rest of "the dead lived not in unll Lie thousand years w tliis 1s the first resurrcction (verse That looks as It the Church wera to nave athonsand years with Christ before Hls return to the fnal pdement, when Satan shall he cast out, and there shull be new heavens and new carth wherein dwelleth righeousuess. Now, 1 want to give you eoine texts Lo study at hou L Cory U, %3 Luke xix, 137 [ M, vy, 123 1, Thess., £, 75 James, v, 83 1. v,y 15-18. And so let us watch and walt, ull lle comnes. 3 Ar, Moudy then closed the service with vrayer and tle benedietion, ANNOUNCEMEN Sunday-school 1csson at noon meeting in Far- well Hall to-day. The vpenlng serviee of the Week of Prayer will be held atthe Tabersacle Sunday morning ot 8 o'clock, At 10:45 the Hol{' Cownunion will Le celebrated at the First M. E. Chureh, eorner of Clark and Washington strec! $The Lond’s table 13 free to all lils children,” eays Yastor Parkhurat. Binglog by Mr. Sunkey, ase sisted by th Mr. Spencer, Ma. Coley nud others, “Preaching st the Tabernaclo at 4 and 8 p. i, and every night of the week of prayer exeept Saturday, 8CUTH BEND, N To the Eiditor_of The Tribune, SouvTn Bexw, fud., Jan, 4.—Tnesday, the suce cegslul uulon weetiugg lield heeo by tiw Rev, . W. Brown, the cvangelist, and W3 siuger, Mr. L. 13, Davis, will cloee, and Le will commence simliar unjon meetings Wednesday, Jan, 10, with severnl of tha churches of Laporte, Ind, His Bible reading ot Mishawaka Tuesday witer- noon was attendcd by over 400 persous, aud be ts to give a aimilur reading o Elkbart, 31 {y now holding threo scrvices a day, and they are grow- ing In fnterest and power, that ol Jast night bung tho most suceessful of the serles, s fund of Bible knuwledge and personsl fustra- tons attract and benetit great wumbers of people, and many new converts testlly to the Dicasitss attendant on his minfstrations. Oxe oy THE PASTORS. DLISS, A BONG BERVICE. Insido the Tabernacie there were ot least 8,000 people. Outatde there were 4,000. The excreises were Lo bo more than ordinarily inter- cating. That had been promised. [t was to by nsort of funeral scrvive, the rising of a muslcal monument to the memory of poor Bliss, whose nalies are scaltered through the valley of Ash- tabula. Early In tho evening the crowd assem- hled to pay tholr lust tribute, anxlous to nasist in the rites. The Tabernacle thle:h, The doors were locked, Thote insldo patieutly awalted the oxerciees. Outside, the unfortunates pulled aid puslied and crowded agzafnst the bullding. “Fhey bezired und implored the inexorable doors to vpen unto them. They kunocked. but the promtive falled. ‘Then they kicked. - 1t was of no avall, Untll the service was ended the dis- gppuinted held possessfon of the sidewalls, Loping to bear through the open windows, even §f they coutd not partivipate, Tha whole service wus nusleal, with a brlel Introduction tothe bymps by Mr. Moody aud shotl prayers, lalleluial! ‘tia done, I belleve on the Son, 1am eaved by the bluod of the Cructyed One, the congregation took ur the churua. “Hlold Fort" canie next, the children singl il verse und th were hundreds of youngs volees and they satig with o whtl. Mr, Noody related the cdreums stances under whick the ymn was written, Lishop Fallows offered i touchiug invocation. 4 Jseneath the Cross of Jekus,” nhymn not so wetl known apparently us the rest, was sung ex- qulsitely by Mr. Sankey., Then e Moody prefaced *toll en, Oh! Billow of Fire," with aiv incedote of its bas: To tho children weatn wis_committed the twenty-third bymn, ¢ I am 50 ghud thut Jesus loves me.”’ ‘They sang swects Iy, and at the conclusion there was a rattle of upplatre v the audicnce, > Whomscever will m:l{ comie,” brought the congregation to thelr fect, At ono of the Fxpositions, sald Mr. Moody, S common nvitution wae, ¢ Meet me at the fountaiv, und upon this Mr,” Blls wrote thu hvaun, * Wikl You Mcet Me at the Fountaint' mkey sungs it {oua promise God hath given,"” and Mr. Moody read the twenty-third psulm, and Mr, Kunkey suve, “There's s Leght inthe Valloy for Met “Weary Uleaner,” Whenee Cometh Tuout™ Mr. Moddy spoke of the Gospel meets inezs In New York, where the service had been intirely of song. He thouht such mectings profitable, From a friend ho had learied that the lust seen of Mr, Biiss ko had s Biblo fu Jils hand and was composing a Rong never to bo heard on easth, only toswell the waves of musle that roll ncrows the Heavens, ¢ Only an Armor Dearer Praudly I 8tand,” sang Mr. Bankey, the congregation joining {n the chorus, ¢ uding Awpy Like the btars In the Morningy a rich, benutiful hymuy, waa exquisitely readered b}v Mrx, dohnson, snd Mr, Suukey followed with * Waitlgg nnd Watchlug," the inost pathetle of Mr. Moody read a dispateh from Mr. Whittle, 10 the effoct that Mr, aud Mra. Bliss lefe homc on ‘Thurklay, the 25th, and touk the through traln ut Waverly. A short distance heyond, the cugine broke down, and they wers vonipelled to ay overat lornellsyille, whiere thicy took the traln that rushied Into the fruzen valley, Thew he called ou the Nev, Joln Atkinson” of Grace AL 1, Chureh, for the henedletion, lteck ot Apes,’ to the tmuste camposed by Mrs, Blisx, und '+ fold the Fort,” were sung by the congregation as they dispersed. T e MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR, Feciol Coryenyondence of The Tritoon Des Moives, La., dun, d.—~Several w ago a stranger appearcd about four miles fraim Win- terset, Who give bis name as John Parker. flo wus rutbier morost, and vcr{ reticent as to his scedents, and shunued the seclety of the wehiborbood, Ile took o contract fof cleariug Jand of thnber, and on the lund constructed w 1d hut, or * dugz-ont," where ho ate und slept, Wiheacver he wauted provisions Lo sent. by others to tows, studicusly svolding every- budy, His appearancs ‘was wot that of a workinzma, and, of course, ereated some attentlon, Lo was soou distovered that Ws Lut was the resort of gowdies, and drunken varousuls were pightly ocanrenres. On Buns day morning It wis found that the hut had dtis. appeared, atd an fuveatigution disclosed that it bt fullen in, amd - under the debrls Jay the body of Parker, with the head barped off " wnl Hbs cherred. Hee tween the fect Jay a lirge naV)" revolver, cupty, The body Was tull{ clotliedy except us, To bouts, which eould not bo found, Partics stated that they were with Parker yotil wid- nlirha, playing cards; und that, altbough b was fntoxsentad early In the evenlug, he was neasly voner whon they Jeft blin, Nelzbors stats thaty whout 2 o'clock in the mornling, vlstol-shots Wers Licurd und & llre scea ju Ll irection, Thw deceused was about 30 years old; was nix fect higeh, welighed ubout 200 pounde; bad strong s nler develupauent ; wore side-whishers, a, badd Light bate wad blug eyed. Whe be vaully Was, uF Whery be s frous, B ot Knowa. Buy his person #id munners show suine wysteny copuected with biw. - —— HMistorio Jtemaina, The chapel kuown as 5t Peter's aid Vinculn, within the precincts of the Tower of Loadou, (s vow belug reetored, In this shaoel the State l;rlu.-ncu who died fu the Towee orwere be- eadud on the sdjoloiug LUl weze gencrally fne trred; but, as thicy wero buried fo plain deud enffing withent plates,it I8 somewhat diffcult to | vl maiter to determing whetlier there i now Identify tho-remalns. the present Scerctary to tha Briclsh Oflice ol Waorks has given much study to the Tower ree- ords, nnid has heen able to fdentify some of the dead, whore names are of zreat Listoric intc Lying far down the nave was a eoffin con- {aining tho bones of a 'woman atout 6 yi aza, which ore prolably the remalns of Margn- ret Pole, Conutess of Balisbury, beheaded by onler of Henry VIIL fn 1541 Sear the altar, in a common elin-tree chiest, made to put arrows in, were the remalna of another woinan, souny ‘nand delieately made, which are without tonht those of Antic Boleyns and not far from her were all that 13 1eft of Dudley, Duko of North- ther of Lady Jane Grey, ‘The admirable Fpecimen of carly lluc dating at leust as fur by v Fortunately, owever, English architect us the relgn of e —————— IN CITICAGO. The alarm from Dox 32 at 1:07 yerterday morning was caneed by o fire tn B, C, Halte's carriage-factory, Nos. 731 and 753 The fire mado rapld lheadway at the start, hut was gotten under control speedily after the ar- rival of the department, swith a Joss not excee fngg 81,200, which s fully covered by policies amounting to $6,500 in the Traders’, Millville of New Jersey, Shoo & Leathier and Perkins of Boston. The fire was caused by an overheated Btave fn the rear of the huilding, plent tive was discove erduy In the boller- rleal” Warks, No. As Trowbridce, the mght shavings hud Leen left close enough to the holl- ers to eateh fire, bub the flames wers extin- guished before scarcely any dumage had been dane. No alartn was rounded, SENATOR BAYARD AS A LOGICIAN. 4w the £ditor of The Trivune. Wasnixeroy, . €., Dee. 20,—While lsten- ing toadebate in the United States Scimte n few days ago, I realized as never hefore the serlous nature of the mistake made by the Ie- publican party in fatling to protect its fecble allles of the War from the vengeance of the It ever a blunder was worse than a crline, that Dlunder was the potley of, fntrust- Ing the promised freedom of the ex-slaye to the merey and Justice of the ex-master; and, as Senator Bayurd stood and hisscd his scathing aceusationd Jnto the face of a Republlean Seu- ate, I fett that It should lave knelt, fn eplrit, before the Gentus of Liberty, and exclatmed in Dbitterness of eoul: “I have sluned against heaven and in thy sight, and am no more worthy to bo called thy son. Make nic as one of thy hired servants’ Whien hia depleted the condition of Loulsiana, andcharacterized it as nnparatleled in tho his- tory of civllized natlons for atrocitles and un- punished erfmes, I safd, ** You are responsibi 1 could;not but say Ament It was the busioess this Natton her treedmen the emancipation she proclaimed. It wns liee business to guaraptee and secure to cevery State a republlean forin of government. The resources of the Natlori have been In the hamls of the Republiean party, and it has ucglected or refused to use them effectively In order to prevent, suppress, or pinisl the crimes Bayard’s soll to cloquent outbursls of judiguution, as *most shocking to 1 the nick of om of the Weat- ) Kinzic street, by whieh stir Be 1is Judpgment of the care and fuellng contemplation do honor to his head and peak of the e, deplures, diflicult to understand him. adnitted that the crime was committed by Democratss stated, fairly, that the duty of pree venting or puni<hlng them devolved Republicans; added, traly, tha tally failed 'tn the 'verformance of that duty, and” then proposed that these unfulthfnl of faint-Biearted guardlans of the pesce should abrlfeatethelr oftiee in favor of its disturbers! Aceording 1o his view, 88 ho snnounced it on the Senato dloor, the hw-otlicer who ialls to pre- vent or puuish o niurder I8, more gty than e who comiuits It, and, as an atonens slould be compellend to hund aver his Sl ! The sheplierd has noy guarded the fock from the wolf§ therefore thy smissed, and Mr. Wolf fn- hese had shame- oilice to the crim! shepherd mtet be ntatledt {n bis placel I was rurprlsed that nono of the eminent iy fn the debute seenud to Bayard's speeely Senators who took cateh the spirit of 3 evulyved so muny Mlemmas as o brist horn, uwd other” poluts attracted the attention For Instance, after ek olgmg the vxistence of a most shockiuy state of misrule und lawlessuess in Loubslana, nud ason why the Government handed over to'the Demuoeraey, he snnuunced, triemphantly amd repeatedly, that, of all the wihinesses wha had given the existence of ol the dehaters. fa micrale, no ul for having glven | “This statement was made eap by strong gestures mid forelble enunclation, s tiie orator struck the de<k before him f driving the valt home, sud seeuring the o which he had alrezdy planted hfmse t It split the plank, and the more he drove i, the whier the sphit, to thiuk how ami when I sbhould o to u-k pardon of Prestlent Grant for the winlry harsees T have iade azatust himof fatllge to his duty fn the Bouthem States. az that morning, scen the statement of wy ol 1 that Loutsana bad 1 fudian, i now nail was a wedre, friend, Geonzs W lield us ordetly an e} Mr. Hayurd intormed us that, of all tl et Witnesses fis that Stute, not one hud been molested or made afrald even for telling the most disnzreeable trutb, L kuew very well thas, twenty years ago, no clection or other great vublic Kuthering couk] have been held fu any Soutliern State without uurder or murderous assanlt. 1 knew it had been costomnry for white men i thoss Statos to hoother to death witit s litthe urthern men kitled dogess that wo ade thy stightest clalm to o tural right, on pain of eriel 1 knew that th most ertel fortures were often fnflicted upon eiroes for L fmpaitinent; that 1 bl been threateoed with o cost of tar und nineteen Southiorn mew, fov the vx- ppinlons which they Lad carnestly thut there bud beeu nuo pretense of frevdom of sprech or the press south of Muson & Dixou's lue; that the courts had beon closed azalust casea Ivolving the T prople, and the Jeul repress cliusetts driven in Ignowiuy from Bonth Caroling for dariuy to attempt Lo uggro dure bave looks ur words es ts o Northern ative of Murs ring suit In a Cnited 1 hud not forgotten tho gowd old times, and, when ussured, on such high authority ay that of Heorge W, Jultan wnd 5 Lounlsiana nuw holids wllows no terrorlsm adverss witnesses of i deapised v no sueh goverimuental voy wivught sincs [sabella I, Loy out of & Spanlsh chuo: OF course, this alinost unps of politienl suceess hiad been wromght by the that party which Seuator Bay- apdand 1 have been abusiug for its Lick of dcney and, to mako the anicude.| Tmust “upolorize to itund its repre: t evo Low the Benator cot . This Was ¥oum appaseat, s plank into splinters, and fell of the plaster elass over «dented miracle party in power, o With his ws 1or he shivered, While [eontemplated the debrls with which Tw bad surrounded hiwself: the terrible state of suclely under Bepublhan rale; bls plan of perimitting or punlshingerhue by sppointing the erimiuals to enact und ! unprecedented securlty usiler Ref the nnxiety of the Fea crual to white men; ond hla o ance thut from natural fuferlority they must re- talu a subject position; bis solemu warnlng uzainst the laws of Natuie, aml his atil] more golenn assurance of hls uc- auiescencs In und determeation legldation,~up ugadnet leglitet!n; Al the witnesses whose securdty bad so effectualiy demullahied Mr, Bayard's platform of Kepublice v were, after all this declamation uml splinter-making, Hetle if any wore eecure for every vue Lud be t ell, I have postponed Ly apobog dent Grant uetil I Know that ho b rodvessed the wrougs of these witnesses; but there s o one should delay rendering nor fs duv, by dubbiag & tor Bayard the Great Logichui of the Unlted BY SWISHLELM, e S o TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. BostoN, Jun. G.—The Supreme Court of Massachysetts has sustatned the lower Court in its deecl-lon that Jsrzelites must be beld suwna- Lle to the lawas of thia State regulatiug the ob- servance of the Sabvath. The case grew out of an uttelpt to Keep storo on that duy, i e hunor to whom c-Prealdout? Tvoy Press The death of Heury Wiison, Vice-Prestdent of the Unlied States, hgs glven putes reluiive o rise to many dis- Lis suiccuoncr. -1t scems u JIAl- Vice-Preafent. On the 2thof Ortober Inat John Mouihan, of Tda 101 et Micdiael Me- Mahon, Pollee-Sergeant, that the Presddent piro tem. ate, ator Ferry, of Michi- gran, was Vice.Presldent, The tering of the Wi sera reduved to writing, and caeh party {0 the het put £25 I the handa of Michael Gile 1en, enzineer of the Orgood steatner, MeMahon procuret from - Mro M. 1. Townsend a written apinfar, to the cfiect ihat Senator Ferry I8 not Vice-President, Glilen pald the stakes over to MeMahon,- Monthan was not convineed that lie was wroie, and sued the stakeholder, The cace swas teled this morning hefore Justice Guy, who tuok the paners, and Wil zive profound conshi- crutiou to the question, Wha Is Viee-Presideut § B CHRISTMAS [N SERVIA, To the Editor af The Tridune. Cinieano, Dew 30— will 4ry to tell how my natfon—Servfa—celebrates Christmas-Day. To make the rcaders of Tie TRIDUNE ac- qualnted with the Zervian Christmas, I must commence two weeks before that day, The Runday that comes Lwo wed belore Christmas fs catled O, thers). rly in the morn- I on #Oceel hoys and elrls (under 12 years) drees themselves In their hest clothes, and with rithons In thelr hands stands start to visit thar relatives and nelghbors, Ou that day alt futhers stay at honiey waiting for the young visitors, The kpock on the door b heard, and; * Walk In" being eally (hey enter the rvom. When they asre in the roum, they do not carry ol nversallon very long, as they are loaking for a chance to tie the father’s feet tu the clilr or table, oe at last to bind his fect with ribhon, and have both ends fn thelr hands. Then they ask him to bail him- relf oute The futher Iy generally prepared for that day; hut sl lio tries to escape, and jerks slowly and geutly s as not to bt anyonc, anid wipes supposed sweat from his fuce, aud callsty hiswife, “Sev hiere, Ma, Feannot get mway from these tittle cricketss have you got anything to Luil me out with?" She emiles, winks at the young ones to keep him thed, aud answers to ber hasband, **No, I have not.” The little tellows pive a loud cheer, awd the ribbons are tied faster than ever betore, fu the thought that he cannot Lall lwself out. It s great fun to see the little ones around Lim us puards, who are watehing Ifa every movement to escape, but all in valn, They are ull lauzhing except the ted men, who Inoks ns §f burled In his surrows. But, before he fun gets vold, bis wite tesrupte, ond cuyr, “Holl on, litte bietics; T think that Tlave gomcething with which o batl the poor fellow OUt" Now comties o sliort silence, and they look ateach other. The wife brings a basket frum the next rouin wmd buts it on the table. The husket §8 (lled with everything that litte hearts destre, and every one gets his glit, as I the Lasket are cand! nuts, ploves, earrings, bresstplug, knives, toys, vte. The wife divides the glltas and, when to every one Is given satls- faction, they let her hushand Jovse, Then they leave the houso, with a warning to the Indy that she must Jook out, fur they are coming on “ Materle ™ {Muthure) to sce her, and, with 4 Goud-by," they ure gone. S Materice ™ (Mothers) §a on the Sunday that f4 between *Ocevi” (Futhers) and Christmas, Little vhildren go round the nefhborhood for the eame purposs us on © Ocevh” ouly the dif- ference fs that they tie mothers vow, and futa- ers ure bailing thein vut, From *Materee " Sa to the “Jucln- Dan? (Christmas-Eve) livels preparations ure made, ant everyihing must e chian amd sbine gz The 1ensile sex are busy day and nlght, aud 1t 15 alwost the buslest week it the whole year, It it should happrn to a strmiger to Lervian customs tobe fn some private house that week, he could not tell what was the mat- ter with these peoplewho were workiug so hand, Joulk Jike o beehive, But ¢ "lu avery slmplé way a Nuw, my readers, _\';m may hear gomething that you tiever heard before. 1 ain sure you dil 3ot Know that the Servian or Greek Clisistius { COEFEES, AR AR AN ANAAN A1t e S HAPPY NEW YEAR! 1f you with your callors to onfoy 8 good timo on Now Yoar's Day, you must have on your tahloa supply of pure, fragrant, and aromaiic COFFEE! " Inorder to obtain such, it s neoassary to have it FRESJL ROASTED nnd GROUND. ‘Tho only placo in this city whero you ean procure the very {inest grades of Turkey Moeha. Blantation Ceylon, O. ¢ Java, Conta Bica, And Rio COFFEES! Taunsted daily on tha premisos, by tho most modern and improved sloam roasterain the country, and ground frosh always, 13 at SLACK’S MAMMOTH GROCERY HOUSE, 109 East Maglison—st;. Call and bo convinco:l that this tsths only placa from which you can acleot o tull zup- ply of Pino Groceries and Winos of evory description toais delivered free to any part]of the city. | £~ ¥end foz Price List. THE ENCORE! Great Book for Singiug Classes, Choirs, Xusieal Conventlons, Academies, and Musleal Socleties, LNCORE was rrvm{;flrd by L. . r Tl-known tact tn discerntivz and ar taste I mosde, 18 ngly 1 oz hers [y a fine Sazing Sehool Coure, W 1810 Of BARTI] G pICating e terelecs an ticeq and, i widjtione 8 ¢ o t fonis, wi'h o nu I 4 Thitis 1t 19 Just 1 bonk for atl clations, Clwlrs or Sacleties that. Fagalre sure for pactice, DIrico, 76 ots., or §7,60 per Dos.. THE SALUTATION, Byl O, NSON, & n larzer Dooks than the EX. GOUT i er pietiar ploces DUt A Eroal fany morr Tiies at Auticns, aad 15 3 Cr:t-clas 190k 1 CHOLES wnd Saxing Schidula. $1.38, or $12,00 psr Doz, Efther ook matled post frec fur rotall price, LYON & IRALY, Chicago. OLIVER DITSON & CO,, Boston, G JMACRITNLS, r the Roman Catholie. You bt you must bear inmind that two calendars, old aud new, and the Greek Christins use the old, and others the new, One s ealled the Georghan, and the othier The Jullan calem When, by the Roman val- eudar, it 15 the 1th of Janua v the Greolk it 13 the 1sL of Janu el 5o We nfe Lvelve gays behind the time, of you are a littie too fast, On s daein-Dan ' (Chirfstisan-Eve) every one buys a plg, i or sall, according 1o the v enmmstatees w which they ure. They kil the pizs and make them rewdy for bakivg, The oldest meiber of every fumtly bus to bringe lome on that day two small ok trees, atont twelve feet long, with o chilp on one side atout three feet lomz The trees are b I the woods on w sleigh to which gre yuked (wo or three palr of oset The trees, which called ¥ Badnjak " (Clulstuas-t. e feft outside untdl the nlubit, that tie (Chrlstmas-ive) supper [s roudy, and @l are standivg around Ahe tall ‘The Tather, or, 3 he §s not there, the oldest son, prays tu God [p the way Lekiows best, and the y or & Gald hielp ud aid thes they sing a fow carols apnd hynins tha are to be st on that day. Alter that, they #it down nind 7ot supp e Batnfak ™ aro now put on e Hrep): and the eh'ldron wait to see thy chip falb offy nad ther ranund nesws that the chip has buroe.d down, “The guic st loy ety a glit, and he b proud, Then they have more (uti—play ngzdin, chatting, and hehaving I such wway as to cauze general luighter, I Hefore grolnge to bed, the mother brimgs her children tozetier. Bhe hus a little straw m hee Bl und makes n nobse Jike o hen. She i dilTerent parts of thu onse, ier “dililren go behlind D, representing el nkiue th e nolse s i they & i3 done, Tong, to be Daked near the fire, But e st walt for a shgmul gdvon to hiim by the boys, who guns or pl=tols in thelr bawls, ry b that can manage & n or piatel Wil net “slecpy on that nizht, Gecanse they g great fun i firlug. They fire more guis o that shiggle night 1n the'rest of tho whole year. hen tio flesl roosters comtiece thelr crow- fuwr, gun wind plstol reports are heard from all rhdes; clinreh-hells g, uind almost eversihing hed Lo fay, M Shrist- Wwho ure awal nre shgng ory to tiod In Meaven, and peace to e peoply on varth," e fient guns that sre fire are the shmal to the wen, who lave {0 couts mence baklng el plze, Guns are red fetr and faster, ond there f8 00t 4 motment passing without ncouple of shots, Sons are heavd froni il sldes; the pational music—stiusle and bag-plpe—is playivgs aud, 11 you look at the differ it houses, you wiil notlde thens all v AT e FOR JANUARY, 1877, Vol, XI. No.2, CONTENTS. The CIvit Seralce of the Unlted Stater,—EfTect ef the Revelllon on Scutkier Life Burauce Contra The *3olly Magubio Trials,"—sume Wiles of ¥ deneec=DLieat uf the English Law Leporis, 1 Dlget of Frate Leports.—look Noth 2 of 1w Bouks pubitaied 4n Coglaud aud Amers feanfuce October, 1970, | tiuvunnry of Lveuts andJutlee Clf. " Care,=Luyiee pwi prolibited By matute ristl Hoi over Lol coded Lty of sleeptug ¢ 4t ey e8¢, urd, —Woulen as rn fhank Bt bery Trum pract{vtug Law, - tu e Untied Statve, Compuntes,—The ** France TERAIS, Anaund Sulwertpon Nzhted up as the people are golng to 1 ien the charehrervica 1 ovor, the peog Hay 00 caeh othes, * Hrietos se todi ™ (Uhirisd §s born): and then th i N ter bow great enemies they « g, ey havo to be friepdsturing the holi- days. Youws people are allowed (oo alust anything they whilh on ristinas, amd no mother wonhl seold or whip lier children on that day, Ewtly I the mernine br readyy and on the mihle of the table Is a plate, on Wil 1s o bl breadeeake nade out of Tutian cory al which {5 cut into pleces ot four gL Drchies, In this bread, which Iy catled *Chesnlea®™ (ent in small pleces), gold or eilver col i anong the famil, ot who liys huck will get a piece of breat W it or silver colas n ity and he 13 hapoy they eay, for the whole yeas, [ U wuruky (Chelstias), they are waiting for the ur) 1 of the first wviaitor, wnon We Fervians vall * Polazenih?? They getierally ap- o bt somne sodl boy o yound uan (ever a el Ly come snd visit them on Christiugs, und on: that day he has wll the privifezes of the hause. ‘Lue thest visltor, o the docrivayy has to say, *Fwishyou o Morry Chelstuiag,”” sidd the whole fantiy licet biny, oanust stake hands with the oldest diewber af the faally and exchange Kibaus with Linn, and then he watks b A suall cbalr near the tie §s ready tor hm, aud, just a3 soat 48 hie sils on g theycover him with s thlck Llanket, uwl Lo eav wigh that }’unr cresin In us thick as this blanket.” Some of Pae family Taod Wit a goher, and ko strilies on the fire a0 that the sparks come out, and hé says, *May Giwd Bely yon to Dave as many sleep as hereare fre-spactie.” dtelkiug agalng he has to mwention as betare about cows, oxet, hos, horses, und nlf necdud artides. When that ls donet wrv cive Llm a 4 of wine; and he, taking. it fn his w 1 wish you ull to have a Merry ' He drinks the wineont, and turis the wlagupside down, and udds, 3 wisl you, Lrothr, to linve a9 maoy enemics us here are Wine-drops fn ehis empty pluss, When all_that §s donc’ they elve thely rm)‘fls sod, und vat thels dimer, For the day” the dinner-table fu put I the miiddie of the room, amd every one Iy invited to come and driuk, 1o niatter whethier they sre fr 1oty and nobody decHnes to do ko and to make niessy on Chris{nsas-av. 1hope that iy readers are now a little wiser, because they kniw something that they vuver Euew before, as §think 1 have suceneded in nuaking them Tamidize with ihe Servion Chirl- tiay-Day, « tastiinoviTen, dervizn, Elugle Numbers LITTLE, BROWN & CO. 25~l \VuAs-'lliLlu."h]\‘ll;l-l;l,. llnslrnn. $100 =i $1.700 Paid o Profit. of ¥+ durlng the past few months, under vne improved inz i Stockq. ithabs tediced to i n|=xl. ok containe fori et on applicitlon, ng fuil sformatlon sent o anpliction, v Bankers and Brokers, # Wall-to, New Yok, 520, B3IV, WINY, W2OH. BaN NG o, 12 Wal N alFilg fivestitiats of . W Ieg(Llnats char i 04N and car e dan i i oy perevit. Clrculaisa; aumen Artifcial Tye Hanntactory, 194 South CIqu:-Ht., Chiengo, . 'rfi{.l?umlau'um by A.;;ifirLr;{:}\;.e{l-..:‘u‘:\__fil;.z it % o Shareholders Meetmg. # Sharehoklers of Hand, AcTal. U A N g e 1.0 ug the ufice of the Compazy, T, IIA\_‘__\_‘__:—F«.\'!uuri AR RS EEN, 1y & €y civalig year, wliilc Muuday, Jat. 15 1977, rwEnTER R SsowiTTT THE ROYAL VICTORIA BOTEL, Nasaw 3hsma Tafads, For (0l infury - . WOl & CO. A waye New Virk. SEYMOUR IIOUSE, OSHIKOSI], > FALE, $1.50 PER DAYV, Froe Opiuibiu to and from sl Vass:pzer Tralns LASTWEEK OF - - Mooty il Sarky, o e Tl 857, Mr. Mondy, wi 1} [ tardas) a8 o clodky M r.«m?fifieyfi q Sanday, Jan, 7~ * A\!um‘.n’y.ilnn%’u— Whero Art Thou? B4 n»lwt the Loat.™ H “H!. 12 }Q! 7, Jan, 7, also st : -meeting. by request his sermon Services Sunday, Jan. 14, at . ka,m., prager-mesting. NEW CHICAGO THEATR] --ESSIPORF, 3 NIGHTS AND 1 MATINER ONLY, Commencing Monday, Jan, 3 Mme, ANNETTE ESSIP The THustrions Planist, asisted by PALMA Frimg Do i . X KEN, ITusical Wednesday, Jan, 10-Second Concert. Satardny. af 2 Adiienian, €1 an and alter The Steinway's Pl NEW CIICAGO TILEX Manday evening. Jan, Batertalnment. ery evening darh ay at Box Ofice, Grand_Prosentatign, n u Mntinces Moit e o . An entire newy b 2 the wreat and only PAT ROONEY. Soniey and Specialties, Every chlld attending the Matinee wiil' recefve a hand-ome present, s adindesion, wih o nice present, £3 cenfe. reeent ut the Matinee will be o Ladies' Solik Gold Watch, Ail persons paving 10 cerits extra will receive a nnnibee to deaw for the Walch. The leading present cach eveuing will ba 850 fn ooney Friday ewenlz. " MVICKER'S THEATRE LAW OF THE LAND, s ¥ LOUGH fo shak:. Saturday Matinee—DAVID GARRISH - Evening—LORD DUNDREARY: ADELPEI THEATR] MATINEE TO-DAY, . JACK AND THE BEAN STALK: TO-NIGHIT, tue great Moral and Instructive D: JACK SHEPPARD, ‘Theatra In Mo chty’ l‘v::rl'um&r Hros., F "and Eatoniay at2:20p: m; DON'T FAIL TO SEE TUE GREAT. Alexander Zanfirotta, fe Pantomtmist, end bfs ol Rpecially — Arti Alid tho roate wmany of fiet-cl 0 Shibduy, Tuoestay and 1148y AUSHGUTA B0 - WEST SIDE SKATING PARK; Corner Ada ani Madlson-sls,” '_ So e UERADE ON -ICE! an. 4. Admislon as naual, GRAND MAS Saturday Evenlag, uiies fur rynt at the Rink. MctORMICK UALL. i, cal conmicncinic AL K, ARG cleaing with Consuituifons dally from va, m, rinier Tlause, Seo future papers e lectures, ¢ 2 Y -SRI ONLY BIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ew 4 18D for (he Ianding of eld un Ihits favoriic routa ctric Tielis, ) will aall from bler No. o luws: iz wihe) Fiod o accommodation, Teturn ticxers ay’ rediced wudatioy, iacluding. WItlouL exia chargc, it carry. steerign Paseo” y German Lloyd. sleamicrs of this Comy ol SVt et St 06, A Bulnanipton, ON Bl HERS, o “STATE LIN AL LINE OF New Vork to Quecnsiown and Livvey A ITAD, AL, aturday, Jan. 27, wleerage pasasge 1388 La pallo-xt., corner Madlion, | L e e e s FAIRBANKS: 111 & 113 Luke St., Chlcaga. Tie sarefultobuyonly the Gentlsp. | CAVLOY & CAPSUL PRESCRIPTION FREE. ure uf Scuatnal Wy %01 ANDCIE, Paris ab Ly Ddvugiists 1 Lol States.