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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-01

A0S " Ss"' 6ySS SsAss " cSSS0A xsteA
viii sviois isti5R Of this olainsnos dina ss1s sssii
bs brohghl bs&ore tho Msyor's Cont to
show CAUSE Wy he. Or thsy should not
be fined for spoh violation. Aud 81 TIE
should not be sulaci.hs 10 excuss him
or them. then the Mayor is hereby en-.
powered to impose fine on the person
or persohs thus found guilty to any
amount not exceeding forty Ave dollsre,
according TO bis discretion; anil the SEN
tence OF the Mayor shall be enforced in
the manner now provided by Law in
cases OF all other fines swhioh be is au-
thorized to impose.
vi. That the charge for the transport
tatlon OF passenger and his baggage to
and from the said railroad depots, and
to aud from any place within the city Of
Columbia. shsll be fifty cents: Provided,
such baggage shall not exceed one
trunk; and for exoesses in tho number
of trunks or heavy baggage. tvonty five
cents for each piece: Provided, further,
That for the transportation of an infant
under twelve and over five years of age,
the rate shall be tweuty -Rve GENTS
VII. That every owner OF q vehicle
shall put in o conspicuous place on hia
vehicle this ordinance, with the tariff OF
rates printed thereon, and shall wear
the badge.number OF his carriage in
plain view of all passengers. That this
ordinance shall take effect on the ratifl
ca ion thereof; and that all ordinances,
or parts OF ordinances. contrary to its
provisions, be, and the same ore hereby,
repealed.
Done and ratified by the Mayor and al.
dermea of tho city of Columbia, in
Council assembled, under the sigma
ture OF the Mayor and attestation OF
tho City Clerk. this the 29th day OF
October, Ammo Domini 1873.
Or motion by Alderman Carroll, the
Clerk was instructed to have the ordi-
nance printed on cards for distribution.
The following motion made by Alder
maN Taylor was adopted: That the
Council furnish the police force with
their uniforms for the winter.
Alderman Carroll, from the Commit
tee on Guard House and Police, stated
that he had been informed that the mi.
forms could be purchased ut about $50 O
suit.
On motion by Alderman Carpenter,
the matter was referred to the Commit.
tee on Guard House, to report at the
next meeting as to actual cost for good
material.
Alderman Cooper gave notice that OF
the next meeting he would INTRODUCES al
ordinance to alter and alnend an ordi.
nance defuing the duties aud responsi
bilities Of the Street Overseer.
Alderman Carpenter brought to atten
ton Of Council the fact that it would
soon be time to frame an ordinance fol
raising supplies for 1874, and gaye to
Council statement or estimate as tc
the amount of funds needed to be raised
to carry on the city government for thu,
year.
On motion by Alderman Cooper
Co lncil adjourned.
CHAS. BARNUM. City Clerk.
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A Card.

a CRrus
SOUTH CAROLINA MONUMENT AssocIA-
TIoN.-The Executive Committee of the
South Carolina Monument Association
desire to state that they received from
MuE Woodward, President of the South
Carolina Agricultural aud Mechanical
Association, on the Oath of September
courteous and formal permission to
hold in the Fair building bazaar for
the benefit of the monument
On the 3lst October, they received u
notice, through Maj. Woodward. from
the Executive Committee OF tho SOUTH
Carolina Agricultural antl Mechanical
Association, resembling the permission
givon by the President.
In consequence of this action of the
gentlemen OF the Committee. the bazaar
will not be held
MRS. W. X BACHMAN,
MRS. JOHN L. DARBY,
MRS. W. Fl. GIBBES,
MISS LABORDE,
MISS MARTIN.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. October 81, 1678.-
Hendrir. House,. B Livingston, "A J
Horseford, Rlohland; B E ,Wootop, ,J,R
Hunter, W O. Hunter, Lsncasior;J 8
Swyart. Fairfield; 0 j. Hsrris, oity Il
W Perrin and wife, r III 10 Perrin, and
servant. Abbeville; J r Bee. Augusta;
w Folk. Atlanta. F;t.l ,a.ia .gIadir !
Columbia Holel--D Lewis Wardlaw, 81
T Wardlaw.J B Good win; Mrs Il ia
vanoouh. Charleston; G I Gniliord,
Great Eastern Circus; 7 J Pope, New
berry; E W Harker,. Ga; J II Rnnkle,
8 O.; G O Shield. Va; Il w Himkins,
city; Mrs II Rion and aon, Wins
boro; F @ Hall and wife. Nd; VII
Evans. HC Mazyck, Charleston; : n
Seigler, Greenville; P 81 Anderson. Fla.
lVheeler :House--T s Olarkspn5.O @ &
+ Il; h B Carpenter, RichiAnd; Quo
F Bean. Philadelphia, @, L, B MaFsh,
@; VIM E Earle, Greenville; Q T
Williams, Baltimore; 40 Sha6er,4 Wal
terboro; Robert Reilly. Sts Louis; B
Graham, VIM Dudley, Charleston; W
NJ Callnsn. N Y; r Atkisson, Ky; Miss
Mary E Denton, Augusta; Il @ Pool,
Newberry; D P Webster, VI; Web
ster, Orangeburg; T F Greneker. New
berry; J A Tarpin. Q r Jones. So Ex
90; B, F Bryan, N @; B Reeves and
lady, Charleston; Master and Miss Pre-
vost, Anderson.
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MURDER WILL OUr.-Ex. Treasurer
Parker's burning the Blue Ridge scrip,
and its discovery near his premises, and
in the alley which runs from the Co.
umbia Hotel back to Assembly street,
by the legible charred fragments scat
tered up aud down. is q funny thing.
What motives may have Influenced the
proprietor Of the ''haul," We need not
discuss Or try to ascertain. Doubtless
they were mono of the purest. The fun
is what We enjoy. It reminds "a Of q
woful adventure which recently befell q
venerable oolored porter in one Of our
principal dry goods establishments.
In sweeping up. he found nice little
rubber doll, which he slipped away and
seoreted beneath his vest. Some of the
clerks happened to see the operation
and boned him about it. He denied
the soft impeachment; but 10! and
behold! as he closely buttonsd up his
coat, the baby uttered squeak. The doll
was OF the kind that children 40 much
admire. 1t had voice, and used it on
this occasion to deteot the offence of
purloining it. The old man was effectu.
ally enjoined. Parker's scrip OF the
Worthington Issue, though burnt and
mutilated. yet lives in sufficient distinct.
ness and size. to tell it's tale of narrow
escape from the flames to which, hs bad
committed it.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
NEW ADTERTYsENENrs.

A reward for q white cow.
A desirable business property for sale.
Prof Trips grand descriptive series.
drnnd Old Folks concert December 10.
Holiday goods Mt Webb & BcvcrIdgc's.
Sociablc Of the Pennsylvania association.
West End @. II. d. Society will meet this even.
in9.
Thomas Z. waggaman has desirable lots for
sale.
ROthrOck's tsiS Pennsylvania avenue) holiday
goods.
Rare bargains in holiday goods at Brodhead
4 Co.'S.
Samuel Lewis, jcweier, No. i22i Pennsylvania
avenue
Holiday presents at holiday rrIcos at Philip 4
Solomons.
The Board of School Trustees Will meet to-mor.
row evening.
The Pennsylvania Republican association will
hold q meeting this evening.
Green Williams will sell, on Wednesday DE.
ecmber II, an elegant assortment Of jewellery.
VIM. l.. Wall & 10. will sell, on Thursday at
tp. m., desirable private residence on Capitol
I'M.
VIM. L. Wall b Go. will sell, Tuesday apd
Wednesday, December 10 and II, at p. M, eic.
giant oil paintings
ID. II. Warner will sell, on Thursday, December
i, at p. M, twostory brick school building on
judiciary square.
The sale by u. II. Warner Of three.story ffamc
dwelling on Tenth, between II and strcotp, IL
postponed until Saturday, December 20, At 4.so
d. IN.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
IocII yrscr1IAyy

The arst Anniversary supper sbti, q Painters Lodge
No. 70, will be given this evening.
Ladies' invitations, and cards Of admission for
the reception Of tho PerpsylyAnia Republican
Association at Masonic Temple, December IL
1873 are now out ri .s
The Corcscdn Zouavcs arc making extensive
srranSemente Tor grand military PAL, 70 DC
gwen wednesday evening next NJ when many
Prominent cltlEcns arc expected to be present.
On Friday morning last, at 10 O'clock Oficer
Turnburkc, Of the First precinct, iqund IN ,he
canal at the foot OF l. stroct, dead coiorcd infant
which was evidently still born. II was buried at
| the expense Of the District
Mr.. Carey W. White, ot East wasbington, who
broke his ankle by n fall on Friday last, WAS com.
PEELED TO undergo an nmputation on the following
| evening. Drs. Aaron Miller, Fords, Roberts aud
adams, performed the operation, and the patier,
Is now doing we'll.
President Grant, with his fnIuliy, will attend
| the lecture TO be delivered this cvehlng at ths
| Metropolitan Methodist church, corner FUur-and
| a.half and strccts, by the Rev. Thomas Guard
Of baltimore, for tho bcncht Of the womeni
Christian Association, Of this city.
Yesterday morning. about O'Clock, while Mrs
wilkins, residing nj No, So Twcnty-lourth street
northwest, was Temporarily absent from her home
one Of her children while playing near the hrI
was seriously burned, Dr, southcron was called
IN and rendered the necessary medical aid.
On Saturday last tho children Of tho Sailors
and Soldiors Orphan home, through the gcncros
| ny OF Manager Ford, were permitted TO witness
the matinee performance at Walrs Opera hou.
THIS ls the second time during the present soast'
that Mr.. Ford has shown his Kindness Tor The
orphans.
Rev, Father J, J. Kcanc will lecture At I.lncOir
hall on the Sth OF January, Tor tho btnCHt Ui -
| patriek's new church.. This attractive subject
"a Glance over My Trip TO Europc.'' p, d n,
| ample assurance that this lecture viii uUi h,
| surpassed In general merit by any Of the season.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
WHITE, clean, sound tecth, AM NAV hara ),
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALriMonE, Dec, n.-Brcadstuns-rI -rIour-rhp
:. .siSs icfor. % sc Hs. q, S
ysSEiS ~ A AZ Al y H:s.!a Sire. 90. Il = Is, IS
and The s.ies snsrsces 90 SashsIs ir 20 70 rood
$ s, Sc 1rih. "a A. !. sSSGS snssr 4
ssIss of % ssshss Western red a. u, SisS nS. Sa
o M !. iSi ossss seecs g, red T Rna
cS...rss :, ,Is@Ssig,. S. e sss,ssrn Corn to-day
Iys and arm with ssiss o. cou bushels Wi,s a se ];
yssa 81 s%sy e.s.sS ssnss s.ss ed We. ~ a
s n fcr crs We asIe
and . 80 bpshcls In Elevator. both on private terms
es Win SoSfs a.ss ssS. n
. 0atS.-Thc receipt Of Oats nr light and Ihe mar
kst 4 aniet and steady, with sales Of LOO bushels
Sy: q SSsd demand N and price. ere Arm.
low iaaS ssns snS soOa Sn.Ig ~ esn .1s
''Prowsiess.SWs learn ar d no tran..es,ons In Bulk
eI s ne Ssrs ssa
ers drawing htir supplies direct from the West, the
a sr e 2:
joSsInE trade i Firiy sciiy,, snd ~ quote BaIi
for clear 10 Sides, and Bseon selling =, cents
h u 10 .s.s: ss :ssis rlm: .;:.
and ao bhls. new Ness Pork at Ss.so, and quote al
these nsurcs to-day; ..,,.. go. :. 80.
cents; EnEiish leland DO, IssIs cents; esps ssn:
Ssrs s.sSS% pan PAN !. sSs3ss st emit, ''n anu pemf'
,yg ygh!.aE;sIhsvs d very small :!oe. Of Hsss
ssnall sales at bid .0i per knllon.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
EQUAL RIGHTS DELEGATES
TENNESSEEANs GALL on senate
HROMNInW-

TENNESSEEANS GALL on SENATOR
BROWNLOW.
Saturday evening, before departing for their
homes, a large number Of colorcd men, delegates
from Tennessee to thc National Conventional III N
las been in session In this city, called 10 pay Their
respects to Senator BrOwnlow, at hts rooms at
whItneys Hotel.
Nelson Walker. esq, q lawyer Of Nashville, In
behalf Of the delCgatiun, addressed the Senator.
He said they hpd called to express TO him their
gratitude for the great services he had rendered
Their race and the cause Of freedom; that the col.
crs5 people Of rsnnesscc eorEl nef.r forget tb~i
unasei his ndmlnistrsttsu usSoyernor Of rcnuvbl
sec they had been given tho ballot, even before
This bonn had been conferred upon their brcthrcn
pr olhcr States by Congressional Legislation and
tho Constitutional amendment; that In the fiture,
MS Ia The past, they would always be Rrntined Il
having Opportunity Of ninnifcsting their es:ccM
aud gratitude for the great services he had rrt
dcrcd. T
In a few appropriate emarks Senator Browniov
thanked the delegates for the kindly tcrirs n
which they had expressed their appreein lion o,
his services. They would not cxpect anything
like formal speech from HIN, for they knew II
had not the voice to make ", and wh'lo IN Cee.
grcss no was not n speech-inaker, his vote wal
always recorded among the ayes whcn their intcs
est and protection were involved
NORTH CAROLINA pELrdATioS.
The North Carolina delegation TO tho Civll
Rights Convention paid Their rrspccis, Salar,ay !,
to Hon. W. A.. Smith, Hon. q. L. Ovbo.. mcmbors
Of Congress- Hon; ~ W. Rsn.ol,, Hon. 4. Y
Carolina Hon. Allon Rutherford, THIRD Auditsi
Treasury (; George W. Siickney, actuary Freed
mems savings and Trust Cgupany Non, samus
y. Phillips, Solicitor ucneri.
The delegation consists Of State Senator Mah
W. Fearing, A. Mitchell, q. N. Otey, George N
Arnold, J. II. Richardson.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
SOLOMON s TEMPLE.
ANNIVERSARY OF ITS REDEDcATioN
TODAY,

TODAY.
The Hebrew feast Of dedication, which com.
memoratcs tho purIaoation Of the Temple Of
Jerusalem by Judas Mnccabccs arcr IT, dcsccra.
tIon for three years and six months by AstIochus,
the Persian King, will begin to-day M sunrlsc.
Yesterday allusion was made to the festival by
the Rabhs in the different synAgugucs, and the
congregations wore reminded fttlugly Of the celc.
bration. The cvcnts which preceded this rcdcdl.
cation OF the temple, however render tho festival
which II designs 10 commemorate one OF greater
significance TO all Iiebrews than the mere consc.
Grafton u the snnctunry would hstc made u, and
although the temple at Jerusalem hri been fre'
quently dedicated, this Is the only anniversary
witch is solcmnlESd hmong lsrnelltcs relating Il
that cyort. The festival is celebrated by the
lsracllcs over all parts OF the globe ~ the Rnni
yersary Of the achievement of civil and rcllgiou'
liberty by their ancestors In Palestine.
Iwas in tho ycarof ieJ before Christ that there
a disposition to abanion HcIrcW customs an, and
manners, and to initiate the Grcclan style Of lly
TX; Hebrew names were altered for urcsian
which was forbidden In the law OF tho Hebrews
and some even went 80 far rs to cntecat AntlOchus
Eplphanes, the Syrian king. to take Judca. That
monarch, after having succ, psfully yanquishel
that country. robbed the temple OF It's plate and
esndlestieks, inundated swine upon The altar q
ficcs, the clrcumclslug Of tho male children, the
reading Of the law and the prophets, and iyrced
number submitted some Of the most distinguished
men were massacrcd Amer lapse Of three years
Matthias. priest OF the Village OF MOdin, ol the
family OF the Maocabees, gathered around him n
band Of followers, who, inspired with zeal for the
freedom Of the country and their religious liberty,
opposed Antiochus, and after the death Of their
leader the command devolyed upon Judas Macca-
bees, the son Of Matthias,
The eloqucnce and gencralship OF Judas ami.
mated his men, who, with songs OF victory, rushed
upon their toes and conquered the united armies
Of Artiochrs. The Syrians were driven out ol
Palestine, the Hebrew Worship was restored and
the temple was illuminated as u sign OF purlhca-
tion, and hymns of praise and thanksgiving were
rctltei.
par uuiarIy celebrate the eight days Ul the tcsti
val with the lighting of candlcs-0nc for the hrs.
amt M additional light each day, vt the evening
service and the recitation Of the Ha allciuiah
Psalms, aud tho reading Of the renlateuch at the
morning service each day. The Reformed Israel.
ties nlru observe the festival. To-day and the
next Saturday alluslOu will be made to the fcsti.
val by the rabhis In the different synaBogucs, and
the congregations vii, be remndcd to tttIngl y
celebrate the festival Ot Joy by dislensing With
liberal hand charity to the poor.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
FIRES AND BURGLdRY.

About 10 o'clock on Saturday night O,Accf,
Bailey and whcelock turned In M rlarn from
box 81, caused by the sparks from tho Ias-i ousr,
foot 9f q street, falling into the tar.pit aud suH
ing the tar. II was eytinguished wlthtg, tie aid
Of fIhs IRE department..
4 idw minutes AFTER o'clock yesterday mora
ing an alarm YVES turned In from box 2S On NC
count Of q FIRE being discovered In the ;rl9ln y
above Louisiana avenue. II was oniy owing u
the quick response of the department nd theIf
rapid work that the firc did not prove mere -eri
GUS II ignited from gratc, In . back room eu
the Second floor, by wood Goals iallny on III Guof
burning the flooring anl the ju!st. The d, uia g.
will probably reach t2Do,
About two hours Afterwards the storc Of Casper
Herbert, No. lTt2 Sixth street, cOrucr O :, va,
discovered on hrc. II seems that the place had
been entered by burglars, who, amer rUbbing apd
carrying away qusntity of bacon, hang, ksc., e.
tho house on IRE. The respons, OF tho dcpar!
% %ment was prompt, and the flames ektlngulshe,i
by Insurance.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
GRAYEYARD ROBBERS.
-
A NEW AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS

A NEW AND PkOfIIAb.E BUSINESS.
On saturday morning last, some thres hours
before dsybrsak, Policeman Mctiiue, at the cor
NOR Of Twenty-n -nrst and X streets. arrested DR..
George A. Christiana and Margaret Harrison,
white, and Charles Green, eolored, ssd took them
to the Fourth precinct station, charged with rob-
bIng graveyards Of dead bodies sna dlsposng or
them TO medical collsges IN didersst places
throughout the country. On the pcrson of the
Doctor was found chemicals used ID embalmin
and in the pocket OF the lady case of surgical
instruments. The medical mAnr diary revealed
tho met that he wa: making eshan,cS y m regular
boly disnterred, and those nod bought In this city
were disposed Of elsewhere. There was also found
q memorandum OF recent trans actions as follows:
Under the date Of Monday, Decenihsr ls stated
''yisitod Potter's neld, whipped two subiocts In
whiskey barrels to yirNinla.h Desember Z, avis,
failed" December 9, visited EbeneIeT, Kate
aud I, and got q subject" lpecenber Z, .Went
to Mount Zion and got q subject" December 8,
Visited Holmeads and Young Mems grounds
The diary further contained notes showing
huming OF Reau iiiekman's body and the horrible
n,utlation thereof. Last, hut not least, was also
found q card OF membership Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Leaving the accused par.
Ties At the station, Sergeant Kness and Officer
IiawkIn concluded to eSamine Hoimcnd's burial.
Of Thomas Fletcher, ,eoicscd, that had been buried
only the night before, dug up and inclosed In y
bag, awaiting transportation. The battle-ground
being In the Second precinct, Lieutenant Noonan
was notified aud sent men 10 look after the re
mnins.
The accused were taken before Judge Smell and
committed to jaii, In default OF VI 100 bail, u
await further hearing.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

for strength, and make Its posseesor hungry TOT
tho saerihee Of Christ's bodyi must forsakc all
lead unto love Of God which will inipart TO man
"a new life TO perecyerc after every failurc-gye
man fresh start amer every fnll.
Us, perhaps, objected that Christians commit
sin and repent unto their own shame. Such II
nnqnes,ionably the truth; but tho shame 70 q
Christian In falling seven times q day and rising
TO renew the struggle IN tho strength which
Christ impnrts y glory apd grace In eonp2rl.
son WIN thr shame OF ncglotlng such eilNatl0n.
| Bnptitn UNTO Christ, engaging man unto l,o
OF cuns'a pcntcurc for sin, u earnest OF sat
walton AMI The beginning OF all true living.
Inc Church Va thristE agency Tor the removal
| OF hll DIFFICULTIES In the way OF q sincere repcu
ancc unto Him. In lis s1crnmonts and tcstiNnl'
VIC nut u protection against Temptation and
means Of restoration from all fails We may sufcj
/ by Tho ttDNynr nT sin
National Republican., 1873-12-15
HLaHHAY ROBBERY.

One night, some ten days ago, officer Dinsmorc
found n french cook named Louis Mullot in An
intoxicated aud almost nude condition In Marble
alley, located between Pennsylvania and Mlssosri
avenues and Four-and-a-Lalf and sixth streets.
He was taken to the Seventh precinct station and
made as comfortable rs possible. While there he
made q statement that he got io2 rs pay from bis
employer on that day, and inLuiging too freely
In driak became drunk, and while under the IN.
nueneo Of liquor he wac taken into tho alley,
rubbed OF his money, two GOATS, hat and shlst.
The cnse was reported to headquarters and rs.
signed 10 Detective Coolnes, who worked II up
with his usual success, aad on Saturday ntrcstca
Henry limmel on the charge OF highway ril'-
berry. The evidence II strong against the accused,
and no will doubtless be convicted.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
uEFTTNGS or ,uECNIyICS,

The mechanics Of the District, aided by Mr..
George II. Lovclcss, NJ. W. q. Architect, arc
working very assIduousiy to get up n mass meet
ing In the interest Of their cause. They assemble
every Tuesday night, nt Mechanics Hall, where
the different trades organizations are invited to
send delegates to take part In pcrfec,inS The ar.
rangemcnts. The objects Of this mcctlnr is to
unite tho mechanics and lnbOring classrs In an
active and effective body, that they may protect
render trades and tradcstrcn better fitted for tho
positions they are called upon to assume IN polti.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
THE LIBRARY or CONGREsS.
INTERESTING FACTS FROM THE A

INTERESTING FACTS FROM THE AN
NUAL REPORT Of THE LIBRARIAN.
The annual report Of the Librarian OF Congress
exhibits tho faet that i2,1o7 volumes have been
added TO the collection during the year closing
Deceubsr 1; Tbs asFIeEste number q book.
10000 pamphlets. In the cvpyriEht department.
there have been II, ,sd2 entries made during the
year, and the librarian has paid into the Treasury
The sum Of tls,tot.so the receipts from COPY.
right tees. This exceeds the entries Of the year
preceding by about ten per cent.
The librarian reports the aecessions TO the H.
brAry a. unusually valuable, inciuang an almost
complete set Of the County Histories q England,
purchased In London, aud worry important as
throwing light upon the history aud genealoyy Of
Thousands of American faiuilies.
The rapid growth q tho library and Of the
oopyrluhf business OF the country render the ne.
eessity for . new building " accommodate IT.
overiiowng stores an Imperative necessity While
retaining In the Capitol . !ufheieDtly large H.
brary fof Legislative and judicial use, Congres,
has already authorised the preparation ot plahs
for a separate building, and The com missioner np
pointed to select a Plan viii shortly niRke ths
award Of premiums. Tho location VI The build
ina, hSwever, 10 not yet settled.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
CITY HALL SERHICES.

Elder II. X. FlaEg, Of Massachusetts, preached
yesterday morning, according to announcement,
the subject ofspiritualism, iruin Fir.; Timothy,
Iva: 'Now tho spirit spcakcth expressly, that In
the latter times some shall depart from he faitb
giving heed to soducing spirits and doctrines OF
devils" While admitting the supernatural char
acter OF many Of the manifestations Of spiritual
ism he denied that the spirits OF the dead had
anything to do with them, but took the ground
that they were produced by demons or evil splr-
Its whom God permitted to deceive those weak
enough to give heed to them. AT . y. m. he spoke
again on the TRANSPORTATION, from Matthew
xy.:2s: "yerily 1 say unto you, there he some
standing here which shall not take death till they
sec the Son Of Man coming In Ills k'ngdOtD' He
showed from various passages OF scripture that
the actual coming Of Christ In his kingdom Is yet
future, hence the words OF the text must be I'M.
derstood In a mo'lihed sense. Then taking up the
fret portion Of the next chapter, describing the
transhguratlon on the mount, he showed that
this was tho fulnllnient of Christ's words, the
scene being intended TO typlfy the kingdom,
Elias, who was translated, representing those
who should bo alive ut Christ'S second coming,
who will DO changed iron mortal to immortality
"in moment, In the twnkllng OF an eye" with
out testing death; and Moses, the dead 10 Chr.s;
will then be resnTrccted.