The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-29
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From Our o,on Correspondents

The
Prospective Senator from virginia,
Ine Hon. Horace Greeley, is guilty of ingratitude.
Inc Womans Suffrage Association and the Soross
nave Doth treated him well. They have invited him
TO colations and receptions. They have tea-and-
toasted him; they have foreborne showing anger at
tne impertinences OF his reporters; they have
Wheedled him as pertnacously as though he were
personally as fascinating as the lamented Mr. Ray
mond. AT a breakfast which he recently attended
Mrs. Stanton herself asked him II he took sugar in
his coffee, and the ute-like accents OF Miss Anthony
inquired whether his egg was soft enough. After
such propitations, it was natural to conclude that
ne would show some spark OF appreciation. It was
pardonable in society to believe, after he and
the progressive spirits OF East Twenty-thrd
street had exchanged pictures, and indeed sat for
their hkenesses in company-like virtuous satyr
surrounded by a bevy OF immaculate, middle-aged,
Dumpy-browed nymphs-it was pardonabe in society
to believe that the great le-nailer OF the Tribune
would not turn his back upon his own professions
But the hearts Of edtors-in-chef, when they once
commit themselves to such courses of dupcity, are
twice as deccitful and ten times desperately
wicked as the hearts OF less tempted wayfarers
After being fed with the best butter and honey OF
the Association, he permits the assertion to appear
in his newspaper that women, In the gross, are
sharp-nosed unquailing-eyed, pouncing set OF
lures. This is more than uncomplimentary; 1t is
unknd. II Mr.. Greeley intends, as is limited, to
present Virginia in the Senate, how his const-
riousy abuses his entertainers before the roll and
coffee with which they regaled him are well di-
gested?
is fomenting at St Adams Chapel and Christ Church
ST. Adams is presided over by Father Morrell and
Christ Church by DR.. Ever, the divine who some
months ago proclaimed Professionalism failure. The
difficulties both between these gentlemen with each
other, and between them and those other Epscopa
divines who dsapprove Of ritualistic services, and
threaten to bring complaint against them before the
Convention, are rpening just in time for that meet
ing which is to commence next Wednesday. II these
complaints be made, these two black sheep may ex-
pect to share in the brilliant opprobrum which
Gently fell to the lot OF the younger Tying, and ST.
Johns Chapel will be the scene of holy warfare
between the High and the Low Church On Monday
aprivate caucus Of some OF the clergy of the Low
Church branch of the communion was held
in the Bible House, but no definite plan OF
action was adopted. People who are not
rituaists greatly scandalized at what they term
the "doings" at st. Adams The genunexions are Of
the most athletic and complicated description, and
should most emphatcav describe as muscular the
Christians who participate in them. As for the
gregation, every stranger In New York who has an
equal admixture OF curiosity is presumed
to go at once to St. The seats all free,
and the front onesa- = WAYS crowded an hour be-
fore the performances-that is, the services-com-
mence. Pacards in every pew request you to
member that you expected to behave
though you were Gin the presence OF
God Almighty" but | am afraid this
adjunction is lost upon the majority of
the youth. II worshippers were requested to dress
as though they were in that same Presence it might
be little the point dislike to the parting
of the hair of the masculine head in the middle,
that, were the line continued, the face would be BIZ
sected may be a prejudice. AS an indication OF an
extreme of fashion, however, the custom is one that
would hardly be looked for in youthful rehJieuS.
Yet there it is at ST. Adams. So much so that were
] informed that such young man was extremely
pious, and extremely addicted to middle partngs of
the hair should conclude at that he belonged
to the Sodality in connection with that notorious
chapel.
Dr. Ever, who rules at Christ Church, is looked
upon by Father Morrell something in the light OF an
interloper The good Father $50 addressed by his
sheep claims to have been in the field before him.
to have created, in fact the Rtualistc role in this
country. The Episcopal Convention will therefore
probably find a quarrel within quarrel, and the
theological stage will probably witness agrand trans
formation scene.
Kitchen-Cabinet Cutlery.
This is the not very felictous name given to an
exhibition of slver-paed table cutlery in the win
dow OF a Broadway jeweller. 1t purports to be
present from the workmen OF a Massachusetts
factory to the President, and is valued at two thou
sand dollars. Some of the handles are OF mother-of
pearl and OF ivory, and the chasing upon them
is said to have occupied all of six months labor
Some very extraordinary circumstances have
been brought to light in the examination into the
Meade Abduction Case.
Mrs Meade OF Brooklyn, 1t will be remembered,
charges Mr. j. w. Gould, the broker at No. So Wall
street. of this city, with having, the fifteenth Of
the present month, taken her to Newport Hotel,
Staten Island, and there committed against her an
offense the particulars of which 1t is unnecessary to
enumerate. She AYERS that the offense was COM
mitSed whilst she was under the sOpori1c influence
of soda-water and tea Now tea is a sedative, and
soda-water may be soporinc Again, Mrs. Meade's
would produce no results at all in more
happily constituted physique would produce
the direst results in her. We all know
the strange tricks that chloroform and
laughing gas play patients OF exceptional tempera-
,nent AT any rate Mrs. Meade swears, when the
stupefying effects OF the tea and soda-water had
worn of, and she was her own self again, that MIR.
Gould expressed pentence for having yielded to
temutaton and further explained that the nature Of
tbe alurement was five thousand dollars which Mrs.
Meade's mother-ln-law had promised him, in case
of his doing what he had done, in order that Mr..
Meade might obtain q long-wished-for divorce. In
evidence of the violence that had been offered the
compainant displayed to the astonished eyes OF JUS
flee bowling (before whom, at the Tombs pulpit the
examination took place., a broken bracelet a
smashed breast-pin and pair OF dlslocated ear
rings. To-day the case is to come up again. when
the witnesses for the prosecution will be examined.
r,be Last of the Central Fark Garden Concerts
was oiyen last night, and MIR. Theodore Thomas and
his orchestra will Immediately commence series OF
concerts throughout the principal cities OF the Union
returning here probably in the winter and continuing
their Sunday evening entertainments at Steinway
Hall NJ Levy has been the great card all summer
nlavino two solos each evening and on Tuesday