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TINE NEW YORK RIOTS.
Further Rexetopureut..

Two Orur0sSea Hessded-As F-rertasf Ds-s-
aeNt-fAs Graad kGsfer u fls OTsaagcnen Asks
kayor Hall O. Sny1rcss "a Prucrssios.
INV NoRg, July lit hss been scertained
that two OrangCmcn were wounded daring ths
passage of the procession throagh sth avrnuc.
One Is John Storey, a member ~ Gitson lodrs
No. 2, shot IN the breast by bullet from = small
Smith q wcsSOn pistol. The wound. though
painful, l. not ssrious. He vas al~o struck on
the head with hrickhat~. Auetlicr Oraar.'
name and residence not a~oertained. said D. h.
long TO the same lodge. MAS shot In the calf OF
slight
Among the important documents bearing ul,on
the causes OF action firSt taken by the city
suthoriues, there l. published n letter writtsn
py John y; Bond, the Orange leader, % Snpsr-
ntCndS nj helso, two DAYS before thc rio(. IA
which he impo-es that functtonary o. stop &c
orange Demonstration aud spare Tie efftsien OF
blood. Walter j. Pryor, OF the oh revi,neut
th0t I'm the Knee. during the riot died V,~,.r,iav
Clinton Gilbert. General .Iordans a.sisf,nt
assessor, shot ~ some unknown man DURING tl,e
ffh Ward whisky riot In BrOoklyn, Friday.
died yesterday after two dAys OF terrible agouy
Three professional burglars having hired DC
basement OF a house next % the United States
bonoed warehouse OF Herman J. Never tn
Greenwich street, where S250,0oo worth OF m.r-
chandlse n stored, were busily engaged Satar-
day afternoon in cutting through the walls
The porter heard the morse and gave the alarm
The burglars fed, but one, " iliam king, VA
captured after desperate struggle.
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THE GRAND JURY AFTER THE
TREATY-DIyTLGER
Indictments Against Messrs. Rams
dell, White. Kirby, and Tinker.
n FARCE.

The Grand Jury have found indictments
against Hiram Ramsdell, alias Homer Ramsdell,
Chas. A. Tinker, Joseph A. Kirby, and z. L.
White, for refusing TO testify before the Senate
OF the United States, !" on the oath of Henry b.
Anthony. The presentment in each case Is found
ca the evidence of Matt. III. Carpenter, Roscoe
Conkling, Charles Sumner, Lyman Trumbull,
and Garrett Davis. and the Indictment in the
first case is as follows:
District # ColuniJia, County of Wdsktngton,
e Uit.-Thc grand jurors of the United States of
America, fer the county aforesaid, upon their
oath present: That Hiram Ramsdel. otherwise
called Homer Ramsdell, late of the county afore-
said, gentleman, on the fifteenth day of May, in
the yen of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
anu seyenty-one, he. the said Hiram. otherwise
called Homer Rsmsdell, having Heretofore been
summoned as witness by authority of the Senate
OF the United States of America, the said Senate
be1ng then and there a house OF Congress of
the United States aforesaid, to give testi-
mony upon matter then and there pend
ing, that is to say upon the matter following
to Wit; How and by whom the treaty known
as me treaty OF Washington and other
session were made public, and having then and
there appeared before said House of Congress-
did Willfuily and unlawfully refuse to answer a
certain question pertinent to the matter of in
curry then and there in consideration before
said House by which he was then and there ex-
amlned, which question was in words following,
that Is 10 say: - Do you know from whom that
printed copy was obtained" against the form of
the statute in such cases made and provided
and against the peace and governpent Of the
Unit6I states.
The indictment in the case Of Mr.. Tinker is
=:Ianii;ar, with tha AxeAntien that the question,
when did you last see that Manuscript in the
office?' is recited. In the case of Mr.. Kirby
question recited is, "Did you know at the time
you went in that they had copy of the treaty
known as the Treaty of Washington?'s In the
case of Mr.. White the question recited is
From whom did you obtain the printed copy
OF what purported to be the treaty spoken of by
you, which you transmitted TO the New York
Tribune, and which you have stated YOU received
and transmitted at or about 10 O'Clock o. m OF
Wednesday, May 10th, 1912"
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|, The Lynehing of Corum.

1t has been stated that the colored man, Enoch
corum, who attempted to commit an outrage
upon white lady in the southern part of Lou
don county last week, was caught in the Bull
iiynched. IL appears, however, that he was shot
by his pursuers and left for dead. but
that he crawled away, and being again
at flood gate, where there was a GUAM
hty of drift He lay on his back and kept
his nose out OF the water. Hts pursuers tramped
his watery retreat. Afterwards, while on his way
TO his fathers house, he was arrested and lodged
IN jail. Corum is described as half-witted abo ut
the age OF twenty -onc, thick neck, low stature,
round head, and scarcely any forehead.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAsD chi o oSsck GFET S,srsrRur,ox

NsnAaO dif IOONCkkT AND DISTRIBUTION
- FOR The BENEFIT OF
IAs Fosrdltng Asyfurr, Sisters Of CA1y:fy N,-r
f0Fk, and Soldiers, and Sailors 0rpaass'
Home, WdShiagtOa,
10 @ neid IN washington, ID. c., under and by
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 18th Of July
Tbs following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House s. \. Calvert st Baltimore, s9sSoo 3afO
sres lumber Land IN Washington Co., Nd, with
three Dwellings and Saw Mill, lying on Ches and
ton street, Bslto-, slssO0 sstory Brick House 30
Conway 81, BALTIC, 81 so. 1 fine Residence near
Govsnstown,3 miles from BALTIC, on Passenger X
asre locstion, seOco. fine Residence near Goyans-
ovanst0wn same iccStioD so Lots Rfas
B5ns S sffe, f sS
and LINCOLN County, Nebrsska,1 per cent. gold int
5000 L :. Bonds; $40 90 n. c. State Bonds; no
Shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; 100 Shares
horthern Central X, r; 100 shares Erie X; R.; %
vii Be soa, at ar IS eseS, ssdo TICKETS 0n'
Mai GEO. 7. CASTLE. Baiio., Nd. CommH''
RSfSTsHosS-Maj. Gen. ID. Hunter, q. s. A., Wash
1ngtOn, ID. c.; Hon Jas. Z. Neelay Pittsbsrg, Pa;
first National Bank, HagerstOwn, Md; Appleman
late Atty Gen1, Baltimore.
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
Music Dealers, gas Pennsyivann avenue; W. III.
svenue; Benz DeW-if. Je~eiss, sis Pennsyivs ANA
Aistrop Dudley Real Estate Agents, Louisiana
General Agent, statiOner and Printer, No. 81
. - Orders By mail will receive prompt attsn-
ton. je9-tjy2
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QUITE large number of officers of the army.
of all grades, are now absent from their posts on
leaves of absence of thirty and sixty DAYS.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
were $4,000, larger amount than subscribed
in amy one day for several weeks past.
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GENERAL CAPRoN and party leave Washing
ton to-day for Japan, by way of San Francisco
DIR. Antisell win take with him a large case of
medicine, specially prepared, and the newest
Surgical appliances -
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The CHICAGO BOYS must be pretty well in
noculated with virus. "Mack" tells about a
young 'un there who was sun-struck and bitten
by mad dog both on the same day, but neither
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THE Louisville COUrier-Journdl hopes It il
true that A. II. Stephens has gained nine
pounds since he became editor, but fears that
when weighed he had one of his editorials in his
nnckPf-
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HOSPITAL STEWARD, W. d. CroSsman, on
duty in the Surgeon Generals Office, has been
honorably discharged the service OF the United
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ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERHAN returned
here Yesterday from North Carolina.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
OF the folloSw s brands, yiz:-Family Neetar,
DO. Bowler, DO. Old Grow ), do, SIS do, Baker,
d., 81 do Pine Apple, trestified;l slo do:
Hehnessey, 1864, 81 do; do, 1919, SO do. otard,
Dupny Co, 1858, SO; California Brandy, So do;
Old Tom Gin, S2l25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trale.
c. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Btters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn 3 avenue.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvBNUE.-The receipt from this
source to-day were s742, 1855
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GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND is doing New
Jersey for the Chicago Tribune. He says it is a
state of battle-fields and blackberry farms, and
that it produces the freeman and the peach with
equal spontaneity, both being somewhat below
the bushel.
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81; LOWS, July IA Gre IN the bssemepe os
ne coeh1ng store Of Nathan Keller a Co sri
ousty damaged the stock. Keller rer.cr<. fha
seock wore 80 geo; Insurance. probably 90 600.
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The New York Police Beard pex, n,
Public Procession.

NKw YORK. July Fin me Board Of Poll. A..
to-day, Commissioners Maniere offered a NJ,
amble declaring that the occupation 81 put
th0ronghfares by paradcs and prOoossio1s n
grown To be an evil OF such mAguitnse a. n 4,
require police regulation or prOhrItiop. an .
mat fuch occupation, which a. not a right bfli /,
liberation, has become odiOus and oangengls
therefore,
Resolred, That, excepting the paradcs Of The
nationai guard and funeral professions no no
cession of any kind shall be permitted "a oe,,,,
the streets OF New York without the t,errnissi,,
Of the Board Of Police, In event OF which -
superintendent shall give an escort and proper
Commissioner Barr Offered a resolution f,r Al
tanning legal oPinioRon the best method OF deal-
ing with street professions.
BON resolutions were referred % a com mitteo
composed OF Messrs- Bosworth and Barr
mayor Han, I'm secOnding Mr.. Bars reSolu-
uont denied the right OF any procession exccpt
a military, % occupy the streets, and said a.,
authorities were perfectly satisfied in fOrbidslin
professions; that II was done in the recent o.
stance Tor the nrst time simply shows a question
never before presented for decision. Never H.
fore did any procession engender circumstan. =
threatening breaches OF the peace.
Three days leave OF absence in hatrhex nj nm,
hundred AZ time, were granted the patrolrn.n
instant
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DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold BY ALI druggists Price, Is and 50 cents.
rgOUvENS iN0DOR0Us MD GLOVE CLEAN;
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price. Is
cents. de6-l
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What TIE M~S~vu
sAx fRAEc1soo, July Is-Tke A,ss hr,,r,
81 W. lo s ps.s16srs. Including X. Chrisff, D.
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TAD" LINCOLN, the youngest son of Presi-
dent Lincoln, died in Chicago. on Saturday, OF
drorsy of the chest. He was the pet of the
White House, and especially of his father, after
the death of little Willie Lincoln. During his
residence in Europe he had grown to manly
stature, with promise of a long and active life.
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boe1oz, July 1es-wm. ONE and 7-bo,,,
stevens we're attached by rouchs On Ro,'i,'
s sssss e-n,eht, and In the melee o'Nici wa
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Erx yoEE. July E.-Dssisse's srrxerrv =.
e So 80 20 street, YES damaged % DE smoanta
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BatcheIor,s Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
Lead any cttaIie poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-BIack or Brown. Sold
by all druggists Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York, fe5tf
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENEss OF
THE SEASON. AND In ORDER TO RE-
DUCE STOCK, AM OFFERING,
FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS:
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The misconceptions upon the New
York Riots.

INC AeU York Cng AHfhOrittcs Den0Uncod-4
Resolution Changing tke CdtAOLsc ChHrcA ,gifk
tie BlOOdshed Voted Down.
lNDIANAPoLIs, July 16.-A meeting was held
here last night TO give expression % the feeling of
the citizens regarding the recent New York riots
Between one and two thousand persons were
present. Resolutions were passed declaring n
right Of citizens 20 assemble togther peaceabl ,
upon all lawful occasion sacred, not 20 be
abridged or interfered with by any power; re-
garding the action OF the New York mob I'm at
taekfng procession Of peaceable citizens. a. a
crime and outrage against civil liberty; Siepre-
eating the conduct Of Mayor Hall in attempting
70 suppress the assemblsge OF citizens at the
0ctatton Of the ruhians As cOwardly and un-
worthy Of one holding high ofice among the
people; emphaucaly condemning the dastardly
leaders who melted the ignorant and wicked to
ing the action OF Governors Hoffman and Ran
ooiph. A resolution charging the Catholic
Church with the responsibility Of the blo0dshed
was voted down
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From New south wales.

IN EuFut9u0tf.
NEW SoUrH WALES, SIDNEY, June a.-The
steamer Nebraska reached sidney on the ar
instant, making the fastest passage recorded
nom Auckland. The Governor and the mem
esrs OF Parliament visited her during her stay.
She leaves tonight Halls direct line "a 80,
z francisco gets q 80 monthly subsidy from this
scoiony, commencing the LIST OF July. A severe
snock OF earthquake was felt In the southern dis
u1ct yesterday. The Colonial Insurance Com
pany los IA 500 900 by the wreck OF the Queen
Of The Thames. MarketquOtatious are unaltsr,od
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|, -, SaiozsS. JAY ns-ys.e Sauna. Ksns.s
Of Ssiin. s lie eeuntry east, west and sou,h
a nlled with Texae cattle The not.
LIE VII them. Not le. than 2D0 900 heal s,,s
noM within the State and the arrival dail- :,
Ves9iins. s Tne PTiees range nom q 70 Ss ar
tor three yesx oids and Gown, and ~ - 80 =
oeeses These prices sppcsr weii msinfsissd al
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fHILADxLPHIA, July IA fsarfp, st,~,. =.
e9tsed yesterday At yineland, n. j.. on tbe ,s
" ia hs Sape May railroad, demoiishine hons.
enurch az Vineland was blown down snS M .ns
b e,seiaph wires Frustrated The psrticulsr.
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DARIEN, Or, July 1.-THE hOsfxt OF Vincent
Oolyer was struck by lightning SATURDAY., and
Mrs- Colyer slightly stunned, but received no
permanent injury. ~
YOUNG ofsTERNAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
young oysterman, named Hill, was killed in
ms boat by the lightning, and STEPHEN Malins-
leys barn wss struck and burned.
Two OxKN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A team OF oxen were killed BY lightning In the
same storm. The crops were Also much dam
aged.
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e,ns progre9es here. Not less than -, ~
siass ca. non store rooms are under corfr.cf ~
Tbe yesy la g number Of private residenoes
srs,as,v w ~ ior the past week has been =,
tsr Heiy not To-day at 2e'clook the thsrno...
= rnuezteo ITO degrees In the shsde s-d ~
toior.tdoe degrees, the hottest ever kncSn H.
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INV YORK, July 17--Arrived-T'be sfcsx,,
ne. nom Liverpool; also, the Hansa and Bin
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COMMANDER WIN. MITCHELL, of the Navy,
died at his residence, on street, yesterday, Of
paralysis. He was resident Of this District, and
entered the Navy in 1871. After faithful service
he was placed on the retired list about four wears
ago, since which time he has resided here
Deceased was a brother OF John L. Mitchell
one of our prominent merchants.
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Pretty Pldce for ths NdfioaaI Capital
sf.LouIe, July H.-Ye>terday was the HOTTEST
DAY OF the season, the mercury rsnginR frur. 100
70 ieo degrees During the afternoon snre-e fatal
cases OF sunstroke occurred, one az the yicfims
eene Thomas Tlderville, a rsilzoad contractor,
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me Church Troubles I'm Chfcaxs.
btsAoP HkttehoUsc IN Collision triA e,kr,.l


CHICAGO, July 16.-This morning aftnr the
Close Of services at Christ Church, a letter from
Bishop WhitehOuse, addressed q the wardens OF
mat church, was read, announcing HIS intention
on Sunday, August 18th, and A. that church II
now without a rector, instructing the wardens
10 give notice 20 The Pensioners OF the Bishops
intention 20 administer the rite OF confirmation
and celebrate holy communion; also, asking the
Nardens 90 have those seeking confirmation
properly prepared by some minister of the
church In good standing, and expressing his
Willingness "a perform that service. The replV
OF the wardens, which was also read. states that
me BISHOPS note was received late Saturday
night, and this II not the first time they have
had occasion % regret that communication IN
tended 20 be Official have been transmitted AZ
such hours AZ, IL acted on az once, would pre-
clude that elaboration which all such comma
nicatlons are entitled 20; also, that Rev. Edward
Charles Cheney h rector Of the parish. and Il
still in the exercise OF his minstraOns; that the
bishops note gives proof OF his knowledge OF
THIS TACT; that as Rev. Mr.. Cheney Il rector OF
this parish, 10 II he a minister Of the church in
good standing, and the wardens are not aware ~
any lawful grounds upon which his standing can
De imPugned. In The proper preparation OF
other minister OF the church.
The reply closes ~ follows. ave would gladly
see you among Us 90 administer the Apostolic
rite OF confirmation Your notice % that effect
was not addressed % our rector. nor did cir
cumstances exist under which il would have hoen
proper for Us 90 receive and impart such notice
70 say nothing OF the fact; that II was received
late Saturday night by one Of Us and in the alb
scence OF the Others, and a. public notice has not
been given the day assigned cannot be canOIs-
eally appropriated 20 that purpose; and moreover,
IL would be an incanOnical election. Whatever
arrangement may be made for a irsitatiOn AZ
another time the wardens win take pleasure in
ahoTding their rector such assistance in making
preparations for il AZ their Offices may require.
--
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Watchmaker- Drevnetl.

BosToN, July I5.-At Waltham, SUNDAY eve
ming, three employees OF the American Watch
Company, named Herbert Dustin, Mis- Ada
MeAvery, Of Lowell, and Miss Ann CumminRs
of Plymouth, n. h, were boatingon the Charles
river, when the boat capsized, and the young
women were drowned.
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REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
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cHlcAso, july n-Tbe 81 joseph lsii-seurfl
ing a ter. -ble storm In that vicinity.
n.~& Sfng, but DesefnW Isn't i.
RoS-o. - General Butler has ex-
49,. ~, ely A- ->cept the nomination
Tor Gosernor, hut d not fsv. 's se'f'''s1 "
oy me leading Boston papers rrfrre
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!. cNcIHNAW, jelly 1...-FYank koe' a far,ner.
rnl.e loading hay f.lree miles east Of Ncrwalk,
r,nn od,i, w. nh. q by iightnine nom an almost
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President has appointed
Moses Kelly, VIM. Gunton, and Walter $. Cox,
of this District, Visitors to the Government
Hospital for the Insane for the period of six
years from the list instant; John S. Armstrong
agent Tor the Indians in New Mexico, (Abiqu!n
agency;) Henry A. Eastman, register Of the land
ONCE at Prescott, Arizona; III. Latham, of Ari-
iona, commissioner 10 the Centennial Exhibition
at Philadelphia.
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- FOR The BENEFIT OF
ls Eosnafsne Asyfur, SISTERS Of CRar:fy, Netr
York, and Sol3ieryi and sailors Orpaass,
HOME, WdShiagtOa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
TEMPLE EMANUEL.
Purity of the Body in Relation Purity of
N1ind-Scrmsn by DIR. Adler.


N1ind-Scrmen by DIR. Adler.
congregation small IN contrast with the size Of
the Temple Emanuel, but large II gathered into any
OF our ordinary sized Christian churches-assembled
yesterday morning hear the Scriptures expounded
by Rev. DR.. Adler. The story OF Naaman's lcpIosy,
as recorded in III. Kings, W, was read by DR..
Guthem, and, as usual, portion Of the Psalms,
alternately by the minister and the people. The
Mosaic r..ua found In Leyltlcus Kill, was also
read. This chapter, having special regard
details in regardso cleansing the person, the house.
the garment the cooking utensils and sucn other
ARTICLES and things as leprous person would be
likely to touch and to c0ntamtnate. 1t was from
this chapter therefore, that DR.. Adler discoursed
ably and eoquently the relations OF the body and
or The SOUL the necessity that the should be
pure as well as the other. Some semi philosophers
affect tn believe and assert that Moses was obliged
to give his sanitary laws the sanction or religion and
the authority OF "Thus saith the Lord" else the
people would not obey them nor heed them; and
Egyptians, aud undoubtedly thorough phlloso-
pher, had sought 10 engraft his sanitary meas
ures upon his religious rites and ceremonies.
But In going SO deeply into details he mad
Doctor refuted, and showed from the natural and
physiological relations OF soul and body that purity
OF the later Is necessity TO purity OF the former;
and that pure religion demands O healthy body and
consequently q clean body as We'll as a pure and
healthy mind.
At every service in the Temple there are more or
less Christians and frequently ministers present. and
Yesterday we noticed few who listened with rap
choir We understand that the reader OF this syna-
gogue IL an excellent musician, and that ne IL pre-
pairing the children IN the Orphan Asylum In Seven.
tyseyenth to become singers I'm the synagogue
cholrs by and by. But whether they shall ever oc-
cupy such positions not, II VIII be Important and
useful for them TO understand music and singing.