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Although cool weather and long evenings haye
already come, only ono salon is now opeu in
Paris, and that Is tho salon of Nine Thidra, in
tho Hotol, ,Bagration. Tint lady hos mado known,
pxbi ct pgbl, that cup Of tea can bo found thero
every evening; For ii. Thiors it is question
Of hoalth to haze an audience. Uo must talk
he must uHe lila orgupH \ La must sharpen his
wits By, contact with tho world but he will no
longer have tho noblo audleuoo he had In the
Place st. George, where ho waa: pottoa by tho
old nobility heoauao he mado opposition
to the Empire, and by literary men DO.
cause ho wrote tho " Qonaulato and Empire"
The salon Of Mime. I4iors has becomo tho call
Gus OF the Left, aud their politica! moetings aro
held there eyory evening. Lord HoWdqn must
reat unoasy In :hla grave II conscious Of the
crowd which now RWele tho snlons OF the Hotel
Dngratiou. And for tho viH1tor4 he Inns thero III
ono great ipeonyenionce- IL. Thlera BloopB
eycsy day from & to 4 o'clock, raraly dimes hofora
s, and hence tea Ia only served about 10, Bo-
twoon II and IL. the littla 1nan is in bis glory,
atandiDg before, his chimney, with both hands
under hia. coat.taila, aud laying doWn tho law
upon eyery conceivable subject in q. way which
would havo bean very creditablo to Moses. In
point Of fact, Moses Wan an ignorauluB compared
With N. Ihiora, and the only wondor is, as Gold
smith expressed it, ~ How ono pmnll head could
hold all ho knew" ! :givo tho idoA hero. aud
1oayo tho reader to pnt the tenses in accord.
Dut thore aro some interesting perao1aB who fro
auent MIne. .rhiors'. SALON. Tloro is tho Prin-
cesH Troubetskof, tho ConteBa Appiony, Mme.
Roger t1u Nord, Mesdamos Simon. Adam, Roth
Man, and otlcrB who formed tho Republican
Court during tho rhisra roglmo.-Late Paris
'Tf{tr
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Ktn,rsto,l scliiool-Tonchor.

The Board OF Education in nonaout latoly had
before it tho case of yonng lady toaohor Ia No.
School, who WAS charged with punlahing ono
Iof hor pupils, girl IS yoars Of age. Tho childa
!fakhor bad complained to member OF the
,Uoard, aud au unsuccessful effort wae made to
got tho young lady indicted hnforo the Grand
Jury. lilo mnttor wan then brought before tho
hoard ot Eduoation. and tho final hearing Ind
ON Monday night last at the acuaomy. One OF
tho membefg malo an elaborate speech, in which
ho pronouncod the punishment as brutal In tho
;oxtre1no, and further proclaimed In language
that sayored OF the remnants Of somo political
apoecll, that ho was the champion OF tho *tdown-
trodeu poor" cto. The proBdont gava tho speak,
or ten minutes TO- fanish hia addrohs, Which ho
proceeded to do. At this moment, however,, tho
lady herself appeared on tho SCENE OF atrifo.
proeoeding to tho contre Of tho room Bisa point
cd tho finger Of Boorn to tho lato apoaker, mud
amid tho dcathllke ailouaa that had falle.l on
tic house, III q whitening roloo, aald "Thou
r art tho man You arc tho man WHO has doMo
this-wlo haH destroyed tho order III public
schools, It was you who onrle to tho schools
and threatened tho teagher8, aud made tue pub
lio helioyo teacher darod not ol'aetiae tho
nl1pil. Yon held oyor our hepds tho monaco that
We would bo held accountable to tho Grand jury
-ba djsgracod and brought to tho bar charged
with ori1no. You made speech at tlo Institute,
calling tho teacher who ohnHtaea the pupil !
brute. and to you, air, do We attribute oil thy
troubloa Tint hhyo OF late befallen tho schools.
Then nlo sat down, and "a soon % tho Hoard
recovered from thor. surprlsot thoy dismissed tho
proceedings. :
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Yes," aaid tho Infant srenking for tho first
tho grocery; md gqt aomo, - -; horo 10 looked
lin INC 1GE or % bs SSt Sn 10 eaT
grspca, and ovorturn his CUP pf milk. III Ills con-
fueloa: "whyl what's thS matter with tho
ohfd7" exclaimed Helcno, "a 1itsle cmbarrass.
BY 70 mo s R9stpE
Vol, sttor Tint we Ind vory plonsaut OVEN
tng, i expect. At least eYnry ono Gall 90 whom
they wero going awaS: But to put to rest my
fomnlnng donos ~ asconaod Tue ,Dt aea1ra Tor
mont and fatigue, askoa tic Don whas 10
thought Of tho dlnnor.
"GL, vary good, worry good said ho nbstract-
sdy "e19fq|p't, that' perhaps your cat had too
Io soo1ncd NO unconscious Of What I had been
through, md 80 we'll satisfied with Tho evoniug,
that thought it pity to disturb hls uerentty'
with m account Of my sunofings. But auol;
history OF tho wock. no was Homo aorry, como
aullned, and a groat denl perp1oxod aa 70 how
any ono could become 30 wrought up. "NoW 2
nan,"---he comnioncoa. "Oh! man !"
The proaont'systom of housekeeping Is 80 conn
picatod. Thcre Is too much to do, and too litt1o
hmo to do 1t In, as vol az too fow to do 1t. Tho
9tnly remedy 500 s oo.opofatlyo Leundrlea.
Thoy would add tl4reo days to .cTory week. and
obyinte al this hurry mud buBtlo we now haVo."
"still hnrpingnon my daughter" said io.
and division Of labor, have boon applied to all
kinds Of industry except domosto affairs. And
there is no reason why they should not bo up.
pled to suoh labor ns washing aud ironing, aud
provided they eau bo dono as chonpiy as at homo.
And experience has demonstrated that thcso
things eau bo dono moro choaply out, by CO.
operative efforts, than at homo. Avery little
we1l-d1rccsed effort would accomplish It. But
".Oh! don't let's talk about It any more to-
night I" said +. DoRaEI
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! From {Ht Uah0Rfg Aeles.
sadness ne % to our hearts aid higi. plug hats onder
country ,wagons, nro, hero. Il behooyes every
man to take care Of Ills health and hang OIL, to
bis hat. But, az aolao will be apt to neglect
their hats in their anxiety for their health; We
giyo the following advice for their recovery
Mhon you foel your hat lifting, 'i1nmedlatelg
plungo your hands into your har, md giYe 1t d
twist. This will attract the attention Of every
body to you, and make you feel aH If you werc
not quite alone in the world. Thon, az 5000 al
SEQ your hnt skinrninS along the road, start for
1t. Don't trot after i, but ganop. and while you
gnl1op, smile. a sniilo goes good Nays on
sac, an OCCASION. It cuts eG other sntlesshy
B1ouing what an axcollent Joke chaaing o hat ia,
and TINT yon like 1t. Doia't turn out Of THO way
for othcr people. Some Of those: :you meet may
not take that interest in the affair ,noighborr
should, and it you can knock them down nna
atep on them tloy will become thoroughly on
600 tho hat stop, Immediately ,slacien your gait
you can roncw it agnin as soon as 1t starts up,
and whom yoi1 get right opposite it immediately
proatrnte yourself upon It, aud then got up and
; 80 for it aEain. Never neglect to fall down upon
ikWhon you can, al tlat gives the beloldor bet
j tor satisfaction, and at tho same time ralievoa
tho chuao Of much OF its monotony. Don't for
got your smile. This is QUO Of the moat attrac.
tive features Of tho whole performance, and
should not 'bo omitted on any consideration.
Tho moment you stop smiling people will think
/ viii cou,uleuoo to gibe you. Wleu you haTe tho
lat fairly ln your roach give II" good klekt and
thon c!iaEo it again. md when you arc surfeitod
with tho amugoment Jam 1t down on your head
without smoothing your hair, and dart into tn,
/ frat store to warm youtsoH.
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now ahince from tho Beorol ragc would havc
beon nmothorod by auch flood OF Boisnco.
Tho Dll>fo Is ofton Hpokcn Of as guide to our
feet The comparison iH most apti and + n no no
Tay, porllaps, eau tlo nptnsHB DO hottor Bhown
than BY reforring to tile lucrative oi solontio
tourist who wta!!es to bchold n'lnriso from tue
him mp the path. The guido Il an honest, but
rough md unolucatod man. Ho talks atrnngo
la11gttage, Of Which tho travoor nnderstalds but
littlo. Tho guldo's convoraatlon concerning the
strata which undorlio their routo, tho tlononn TINT
tnhabit tho rocks by Tho wnysdo, tho cnt'soa OF
the volcano. ere lislenod to With interass, bat
aro n9t bolevcd. But, when tho guide loaas tho
I'D follows. 60 t With many Of Ito .o writer's ttas
honest, but ignorant. They have impibed tho
aupo.atitons and faao notiou' Of thor times,
to hcliovo. But, Of tho lntrlcaolos Of tho narrow
Tsy thsy had certain knowledFo ad 3o,.ni'1 whTTo
follow tloir directions, we shall at length attain
tho summit; and, AZ We rcst from onr labors,
drinking, In the grandeur Of tho eternal eunriso.
our hoarta will ba filled with gratitude to Him
who has kindly giyon us these faithful ggidee.
, 1873-11-16

Paris Correspondence qf the Ee,u FORK Tribune.
When pretty woInan goes out alone in tho
atreets of paris tho chanoes arc that ahe will DO
accoBted by Bome galant. especially Il she loters
to look in at the shop-windows. Thcre ia OK
emption in a homoly face and torbiddtng ex-
tcrior; also age. To tho pretty young American
eahia is one Of the greatest drawbacks to. her on
1oyment accustomed as She ia to ont-of-door
freedom, and to nttaok tho rude aex rather than
bo attacked by it.. Thus. TINT serpont. man,
prevents our daughter OF Eya from wandering
through hor Paradise. Freedom from the IN
1oyanco may be purchased at the price Of greer,
goggles and eorli-aorew ringlats but tie price
Of liberty In such case ia oxorbitant, and not
to be thought Of. An e1asperated beauty the
other day, said Chat znan IL a hateful eEea-
turo, anyhow. aud It's a pity NO cannot do
without him" and a1l those who have beon sub-
tected to the aanlo street 0ttacka doubtless To-
peat tho same thing in chorus. There Is safety
only In being conveyed; the pretty woman must
put.hereef under the ilag Of tile Womau-of-l WAT,
called tue bouua, for this flag iB recognized and
respected by all tho plrattoal oriaers about the
etreeta lying In wait for booty. And a. the
American woman is superior to any other In psr-
Bonal attraction, she stands more In need Of pro-
lection than my other. It would bo we'll, thcro~
fore, when aho comos to Paris. to recognizo .ex-
listing institutions, aud procure bonne Of moral
aspect, and OF sutilolont patience to wait by tue
| hour, while her nlHtrosR goos through the Boz
| Marcho and the Pala'a Royal.
, 1873-11-16
SOLD AGAIN.

We had fingered out ths eosaon,
Far into tho coo1cr days,
And tho V0tar1eg Of F4ghton
ALI Ind flown their different ways,
ours had beon no Light tllrtation,
Such ~ watertng-p1scea know,
But an earnest loyo-creatlon, i -
Laying every barrder 1ow.; :
had felt my pulses beating
At tho warm touch Of her hand;
had followed In her footateps-
Dreamed was In fstry-1and.
She had hung upon my accents,
With lor lovely violet eyea--
aliBt'ning at tho words l whispered, =
Beamins with . glad surprise.
Nc had wandered down tho sea-beacli :.
With tho moonlight o'er ua strayingt
Listened to tho night w1udh Whisper, !
Wondered what tho waves we're sayinE!.
And again We stood together
Near tho occan's obi, and flowing,
While tho blushes Of the sunBet.
On tho wagcs wcre zedly glowing.
"Doarest," said she, Insulating,
r.. "Ah! too long We both have tarr1ed;
Tomorrow wo must part foroyer;
For, my darltn3s I Summarized =
Married /" exclaimed, upstarsing;
.BEarried 1" murmuxod With sight
~. Then IN this indeed parting,
For-zny darljDg-Ro An I ~
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o$AAAOACA tAAAAVAM &AN = V0Aes4,a
How comes 1t, asks George Augustus sala Of
tho fair readers of" Rrl9rapia, that tho namcs Of
tho great English poets Of ancient and nlodorn
timos never consist Of more than two syllnbles,
and that tho one-sylab1od~namo bards arc usu-
ally found to lack aorie element Of .real groat-
nesB7 Hero, at random, ! giro tie nanles ot
twenty poota to whom tho honors OF tho front
rank onn scarcely be denied; Chnucer, Gowor,
shakHpoare; Jouaon.: beaumont, Fletcher, Ia-
leigh heEtlok Herbert sspenser Mllt0 pfy-
worth. Bhelloy, Byron. and oo1eridgo. II ! add
swiuburno, you will shrie1f, perhaps butt will
Withdraw "An,rora's' !. Page, ihe harninger Of
sunny f. yoa VII aSste me-, me- 9ohnyso
names aso'of more than two: syllables.. Still,
eau you remember any more of thnt last cato
CORY who are iii tho nominal condition Of the
.poct-1nt,roatc,? Wore thu Montgomerys, Je1n-
Tic only poetieal ppiooe approaching greatness to
befound in writings Of that. elegant essayist u
tho magnificent hymn Which Mr. Thackeray
used to quote 80 sonoronsly, quito unconhclois me
to1tu ally plag glarized by The right honorable Jo-
neph from Andrew MnrYeA n d'autroal = can
swell my list with tho names Of Elizabeth Bar"
rett Browning, Felicia Iemans, Letitla Landoh.
sour soa Gdas thrsosyll"bled barsa M WAS Mrs sgonr
ney great. poet Como We now to the men OF
ono:ay1lahle. Durns must be Al once aoknoW!-
adgod ~ y triumphant exception to the rule
| Numerically great; but cantlo same be said Of
| Swift (ns poet), Of Scott. Of Koats,- or OF
Moore 2. I could never find out thas Francs ever
| produced any really groat poots-Voltalre WITH
ins M dfamatiSts as posts, Molies2o, Racine, ana
Corneills arc all two-syllabled men. 30 Is noi-
ieau. So are N1llon, scarron, aud Malesherbas.
! So arc tho moderns, Hugo and Do Musset. Ber.
! anger md Ln,nartiue arc the exceptions but
eap YOU light on any mors tian theas two? The
lhfco great poets Of Italy wero duosyl1abio in
name-Dante, potrarch, and Taaao: unleBH you
chooBo to claim the second as Il petrarca," and
| consequently with IN additional syllable. And,
finally, how stands it with the American? Long:
follow bears q nanlo with three ayllables, en'
bryant, Whittier, Bayard Taylor, Joaquin Nil
lor have only two Edgar Poo and Bret Hartt
, 1873-11-16

= - FT1IH tEt 1FeW 0FH 17Hff1. .
Ministers are probably no bettor qualified than
otlnr men to live without tho whorewithal to
at many of sho reoeves hasdy enough er for
their services to keep body aud aoul together,
tho salaries of pastors in sono places being
scarcely equal to tho earnings Of day
]aborors.. In Now York, however, thore is
for, with few exceptions, minister's are paid
es 1iborally as any. other class Of intellectual
workers. and mora Iiboraliy than many. Tho
highest: aalnries = aro paid in tho Episcopal
nominations The average ID higher thcn comee
tho Presbyterian Unitarian Baptist, Dutch Ro-
formed, Methodist, and finally tho Roman Cath
clio. :The following table ahowA tho avorago,
highest, and lowoat Of each denomination. 1t
may bo promised that several churches .furnlBh
their pastors With roaidonceH, in addition to
their salaries, IND this III truo Of all tho Roman
r.. Ill n1,,
, 1873-11-16

Tho droary Winter ia At hand,
The dreaded tiuao Of craving mead,
And through our loyed but hlBhted land
The Idle poor arc poor indeed.
NY daughter, doar b. every Ito,
For thee MY helpless nature rnoans,
To aco 40 and thy siukon eye,
Thy baro feet on tho frosty stones.
O man With larger bounty blost, I.
Thou will supply tho necdB Of ono;
Give FORTH and Angels ehnl1 attest
Thy duty has boon promptly done.
80 etcer TRY bark that Hopo shead
!. May had thee On to mtller scaH;
And II through lovo and truth 'tia sped,
= It's PROV Will acatter oharitiss.
Di4troas deferred cxpeuds 1ts pangs; -
"A swift arrow, winged IN atrifc, -.
Piorcea tho shield, projects, and hangs,
.Ha1eful. but gullaess Of tho lifo.
whon epsnt, sf.r. tho ator1ns shall cease,
And Want and Winter paas away,
Mny Labor, counterpart Of Peace,
1toytVing, hlcss tho vcrual day.
'' 7. GEonoE wnE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov: 8, 1873.
, 1873-11-16

sasea Just ts sse p'ss ssneo sfa'fsay e shs hss's
would result III our MinfAtry from tho clootion
Emperor BY formoi marr!ago or ny tho mar
riago Of liia father, indignant at boing oilntod,
frequently rotallated by poisoning the bride.
Similar easaetrophes frequently occurred through
o2og S osoqsy 81 y,an t tD s boaS 0notSn m from t s
Of tho Czarr -gonorally bid fair to 1.-Two Into Q
good old ago. Dut mauY of them only survived
taoir marriage fow .wookH, mud como died
i on't g. ;sas 9S5 1fsn t 5 a1G 93a q1TSG s
In o mysterious fashion, and, tho ozar
was forced to butohor tho boyara by
aooreB In tho hope to secure safety for
his arousos through fear, In hta discourse
Tho poisoning Of big two arbt wIvos, and con-
corning Tho 5ato Of tho third he said. "The
hatred Of my onomiea urged on soveral Of my
relations to pttomrt tho life Of tho Ozerina
name: They gave her poison: Then tho ortho-
do1 Gear, placing his confidence In God who
alono csn hoal, took Maria unto him, but their
union lnstod only two weoks." Tho King Of
nsTriase t''4 with h!lehasl Il notimsnof becsnss
ah :rothod 'D' to P'sSS tie r1inaoss @ I Senia. had
been p9s1ne 1Hoh9r T hS awS1t wsss
woro subsequently mada away with, and,
indeod, to bo chosen tho Emporor's bride was Of
ono time equivalent to d aontonco Of dohth.
Moreover, II Ozarinn failed to bear male chill
dren to her husband, she WAS liable to DO d.
Yorcsd aud immnred in oonvont for tho remain-
dor Of hor lite. And whon no remember that.
oven attor escaping ali theso. dangora aucoosn-
fully, there remained IN prospect for. The poor
woman nothing but lifo Of most ba1bsrous Be"
clusion, in which she wae sufforod to arnuso her
xelf only by reading the Lives Of Saints. wo can
only deolaro that before tho day Of petor the
Great 1t wero far bettor for protty girl to have
millstoue tied round hor neck and be cast into
the depths Of tho Hox than to booomo Czarina
, 1873-11-16
Tho Elovon VAou.nad Vlrgt,,a.

allndes to u aubloot familiar 10 all Earopeau
tourists:
I,smcmbor tho excollont Cardinal Wi6emai,
IN whom honest antiquarianlsm walked Az fur al
" possibly could III company with official fa:tt',
n'aking an inquiry into tho legand OF tho cloyc,I
thousand virgin martyrs of Cologne Tho rerult
Of his examination waA. uuloss nm deculYeu-
that thelr number was quito uncertain that il
was unosrtaih how many Of them wore Christi
iansi that they eelld NOT havo bean martyrs ii'-
asuucla nh llley wcro apparently n,nssacsed ,r1o'
alootlyo Of rolglon, Tint they could not '.ass
been all virgins, lnasm,loh as shoro was oyitlanca
that Sonic we're married women but, neyostho'
lass, that rioua belief waa not to DO weighed II
tho nico balance Of evidence.
, 1873-11-16
At LAST.

OIL bare. bleak days,
30 full Of woe ye almost sooncd to bs
God'a Vengeance bont ronaoraelesa1y,"
: Ysre sHbpt into tho neither paat,
And through Tho gloom Light breaks at last
With fiLful, tender beam.
Will sai b. weli
In glorious sftcr-time7 Wo know,
untaught, that God doth mercy show;
Though th.ss'y falling Nss maTseem
His sun haa never sct,
j." !. i .
Bo ourp tho tr1lst
That namg!t Ills purpose. turns aside,
Aud our {rnii bark at last shall ride
1nto tho far, aafc-nhclta1ed bayt .,
While loriny hands shall point tho my,
And loving Acarts beat tenderly. -
49,, .YAnnE1 WET.
, 1873-11-16
SIX. Henry Holland and Quocn VIC
t0Etu.

From q Letter " 1hIT!ote Htsd. ...-.
During the Rebellion Sir Henry Was among
tho oo,aparatiyoly few distinguished Engliah-
mon, who uot only sympathizod with the North,
but who rendered good service to our Govern
mont: OF thoso services hope to speak 1t au-
taned Of tho obligations Of professional rotcenoe
should long siuce have boon permitted 70 re-
veal oonyeraalon between the Quecn and her
physician that would have occaBionod Kratotu!
hearts OF a9l patriotic Americans. Gu At least
two occasions whom tho danger OF becoming In
yolved In mora than one war WAS imminent. the
Intervention ot the Queen Of England waa hne-
II, onlightcnad and effective. Ono soai Of conh-
dsnce has been proyileutlally broken, and hope
ere long to and myself at liharty to make full
disclosure OF facts whioh will proTo that, while
the maaseh Of tho Engliah people, including tho
thixed with tho rebellion, tha Queen Was, from
The beginning to ita conclusion, our Btesdtast
friend.
, 1873-11-16

Unllko tho Scotch batrno, Topsy'a predecessor d
Who Fhsn askod WHO mnto hor, ropliod, "9od
made mo That length, Indicating with
hor .To hands , the ordinary eizo Of newborn
l1nifahs,-" and Erowcd tho roHt myaor." Tho
Woraan's Journal would have to give all tho
credit OF whatevor It 1g to tta major, for 1t han
never grown at all. porhapB tho wish Of Its
into L no rog r. sogh to
1ort thomaclyes with the phohophy Of tho old
uoggcrel,TerHo, In view Of tho dolicato health OF
eta huts4ingt
1wud not iyv allways,--
wl,d not II could
&" Ana need not fret about IL, ,
% o""sa eouiu"L "o""' ),
Hetta,n a 1t 1s, thas It maintains appaIonsly
aoeplo ne, WHieh any alloek 10 Ns horsouS y
Ing 1'anstets. Congregntsona!ts.a niGs.o1saa1,
nolnal1st ahu unitaL1aaa nns2 una1 ~ rs,,sa
ing organ N noston mhicn u ~ o1
nent tho pooainr vcma OF oacn nna q ;i ~
tnaln @ a,,, ~ 1"'u m ' inconef1oraSo abty. Honi.
rast1 anu raroix annearr IN inv onn
'n'n'' r,,,. ~ rou,,tr ~. .un nru, roron
,,;.,tf,,!. t'a ,iiaa otfsct ~ 11svi,,a f4raco
i1,.3 taHon a. frat snn ia noor tal,nn n VIM
ohester 1 % to HelI bit It tilought bettor Of It tho
nroh," na,ynn @ ~ ,ionht arriys1 ~ 1ha onininn
~ thn Fron9s M rom;o shnmt T,,i. w :. ~.
nnnd T ,,,,on t. aod AInan1tv % ti,ta tr;oan hsyoro
Somrinp norann. - t1,6t no11t+'" '"'o' A'A'A0
thn var,, hoas raii,irma t., t,o 'n,,
-htei.miuIlod. eoncro,,a end shia. alwaVsa
Dr. onatea ho r nntj n III Enrnnn a,d Y v pi a
son, nithgroat on,orpriao aud co,,sunmatc skill.
renrasentno tho sama aeA aeot as s' ,,rrovar cfr-
c,,}t md I,ar.1er al,al, nnascusoa - arms ~
ci,s % ama M haiaea shor.. posscnsos oo1Ps u
e,art, ~. oa H., "u,, a ,;a
evety ~" aoa .non m s.Y9e Ns lenuois ~ nno
~ W0l1.~tAto4uohOsAt NAoAAAJ uAAttREt
, 1873-11-16

s1plain that only fow minister's receive aalaries
represented by tho highor Agureb: or tho whole
number in the city, only sixty receive 5000 or
upward. while tho number receiving ever that
paid $4,000 or over. :Six. Of these fortunate
Ten arc paarvla ~ nriaeopal ChnssLsn. IN
twenty Baptist ministers got from $1,000
Lutheran church arc pail from $1,000
to 81, ,Go0, forty in tho Methodist Church at tho
sau.o rates, thirty in tho Presbyterian from
1900 to $4,000; thirty-ave in the Episcopal
from 81, 900 to e2500 and ton in tho Reformed
Dutch from 81 900 10 $4,000. It is safo to say
that not moro than half the ministers IN Now
York recoiyo salaries Of $4,000. whilo worry
largo number do not got moro thnn half this
sum. On tho whole. however, the pastors Of
our city churches arc pretty we'll rewarded in .
pecuuiary' sonso for their sorviceB.