Doddridge was at once liberal and evangelical

and with all his religious earnestne and enthusiasm had humanity enough for such levities as cards and tobacco. His principal work is “The Rise and Progre of Re: ligion in the Soul.” His hymns have carried his name over the English speaking religious world, perhaps the best known being “Hark, the glad sound, the Saviour comes,” and “*O God of Bethel, by whose hand.” Dodds, Alfred Amédée, a French — officer; born in St. —— Senegal, Feb. 6, 1842; was educat at the Lyceum of Car cas sonne and at the ik school of papa. entered the French army as sub-lieutens ant in 1864, In 1894 he commanded the expedition which resulted in the conquest of Dahomey and the dethronement of King Behanzen. He was appointed commander-in-chief of the French forces in Indo-China in 1896.