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Miners Going 10 Work Armed.

IIkh SBAKItE. May ia bout % men
went 10 work in Hutchinson's mine this a
m. They marched from their homes in a
body, and were armed with rifles and re-
NOlNcrS, A crowd Of men. women and hovs
Followed them with threats and impreca
lions. and were only deferred from acts of
VectiVeS. and al one point in the mile march
nearly preclpitated conflict. Threats were
made 10 have q crowd this evening, when
the men came out OF the mine. large enough
TO mob them. Through fear OF this, the au-
thOTitieS were called on this morning by Mr..
Hutchinson for protection, aud posse il
now being raised 10 90 10 kinsgton this p I'm.
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A MYSTERY OF THE SEA.
The Missing steamer Metropolis.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE arrival CT the
steamship Gamma from Bermuda yesterday,
with no tidings of the overdue steamship
Metropolis dissipated the hopes entertained
by many persons that the missing steamer
would be heard from. The theory has been
that on account of the heavy northwest
two weeks, the Metropolis having TO depend
upon small sails had been driven of the
coast and had returned to her starting place.
those taken OFF by the bark Jacob were Mrs.
William Ing, of Baltimore, four small child
rem, a servant, and Mrs. VIM. T: James,
travelling in company with Mrs. Ing, Mr..
and Mrs. Turner Mrs. Somers and child, X.
G. Hopkins, w. H. Mccartney, A. Murdoch,
w. Hayden, II. Smith, and w. Murphy.
The officers and crew consisted OF "A men.
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THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
DessOndent Views Of the London
Times.

LONDON, May 1.-The TINES, IN its leading
editorial. Says.-.sWe believe the Car Il re-
solved 10 hold most decided language i'm favor
OF the maintenance of peace, and 70 use
efforts ID put stop 20 the present alarm. A
few days viii probably bring forth Official
disclaimers OF recent reports. II Is possible
that il will be said that there Is nothing to
justify the French apprehensions, but there
should be no mistake on this point. As long
as the present conditions remain there must
be uneaSiness-even danger. An Unforeseen
incident, am outburSt OF jealousy may pre-
cipitate a rupture. The Gar is unable 10
guarantee that France will not attack Ger
many within a few years. Gigantic arma-
ments are a mutual menace. While they
exist IL is beyond the power OF even imperial
peace makers TO allay apprehension"
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THE SCHILLER DIsfsTER.
Verdict OF Found Drew :.

D
hers jury over the victims of the Schiller
disaster Yesterday was found drowned. =
not accidentally drowned" a. reported last
night.
A Singular and Touching Incident.
NEW YORK. May ll.-One OF the most sin
gular and touching incidents connected with
the sailing Of the Schiller was that concern
ing Mrs. Coverly and her daughter Amy.
Henry j. Gelien, a son OF Henry Gelien. the
master painter Of the Eagle company. being
detained by business Of the steamer. re
manned on board until L. reached Sanity
Hook, where the pilot left the ship. Gelien
qUaintel with Mrs. aud Miss CoVerly. AMI
they, forewarned by some mysterious pre-
sentiment. were anxious TO leave the vessel
on the pilots boat. They were diSSuaded,
however, by Mr.. Walter aud Mr.. Gelien. ami
determined 10 remain, although their trunks
were packed and ready To be carried on deck.
They sent letters to their friends who reside
IN east 45d street 10y Geiien. and as ne de-
Sc,nded To the pilots boat they cAllet out
that ihey would never see the ii ghlaIls
again
Surviving Friends.
The number OF persons who inquired Tor
missing friends VINO were paSSen GERS on tie
Schiller was less Yesterday IA an on the two
previous days, but telcgra phic dispatches -
inquiry received from places Out of New
YORK were very numerous. Not a few per-
sons who were convinced that their Friends
must be lost eudeavOred 10 make arrange
ments thai the dead bodies should be sent To
uIeir friends here. There were few pathetic
scenes at the company's Office yesterday.
The visitors had evidently recovered from
tbe frs shock Of the loss OF their relatives or
friends am quietly gave instructions as II
IiSpgS !" ION ne DE- dles-
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me NINI1SG IROCBLES.
Mont MON werkmeu for the Caf.
IieriRs

HJNTlN6 DON, IA, Nav ll.-H. @. Fisher
OF Fisher Bros. n Miller, and John White
head, of Whitehead & Co. respective Owners
of Excelsior and Ocean collieries in Clear
field coal region, left here this morning with
large force OF workmen, thoroughly equip
PED and prOViSiOaed, and Will. on reaching
the1r cOllierles, At once resume shipping
coal. A large force was taken up by other
parties yesterday, but many Of them were
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THE MAsoNs.-The dedication OF the new
Masonic Temple In this city on June will
be a national event for that influential AMI
extended Order. Masons from all parts OF
the country will attend, and delegaf ions nom
Europe are also expected--M " Herold
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Fatal ElitoriaI Shooainx.

LEAVENwORTH, KAN, May 1l.-COlonel
ID. X. Anthony, editor OF the Times and post
master, was fatally shot last evening by w.
Embery. editor Of the Appeal, on the stair
way OF the opera house. III feeling existed
between the parties.
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Three Girls Drowned.

CINCINNATI, May 1i--Tnree ladies, daugh-
tiers of Peter HarDum, Of Upper Sandusky,
while attempting 10 cross the Sandusky riv-
or i'm a wagon.
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A wife Murderer Cabsured.

ST. LOUIS, May ll.-Peter Brown, negro,
who murdered his wife here, has been brought
back from Kansas City, where he was cap
tured.
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The INDIAN SUPPLIES CONTEMPT CASE
10 was mentioned i'm yesterdays STAR that
c. a. BrOadwater had been arrested under
n order from the Equity Court for contempt
'n disCbeylng the order Of the court in De
ccmber last. Mr.. H. gave bail for his appear
ance to-day, and this morning he appeared
and fled his answer that he made no attempt
10 eVade the process OF the court, and that on
December 10th last. being compelled TO leave
the city, he authorized Hon. Martin Magin-
mis- to receive the draft for him, and he left
the city; that il was received by him sixteen
or eighteen days subsequently, and sup
posing the restraining order had been dis
solved. he presented the draft and il wa paid.
The attachment was discharged.
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DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours of eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one Will be
received except government officials.
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0Sienor Wandanna, a sword-swailower.
while performing in Calais, Maine. last
week, injured himself iaternally. Imam
nation ensued and he a.. Last evening,
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LEWISTON, ME-, May Ii.-Rev. DIR. George
Weber, OF Kent Hill, committed suicide by-
hanging at that place this morning.
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ARMY ORDERS.-Leave OF absence for eight
months, with permission 10 go beyond sea. is
granted LIST Lieut.. James II. Spear. 4th infan-
try. The resignation of Captain A. 5. NJ.
Morgan, ordnance stOrekeeper. has been ac-
cepted by the President, To take effect Au-
gust !, 1915. The following named officers are
r1iered 10 report TO the chief signal Off ,er of
he army fOr duty: First Lieut.. James \.
buchanan. 18th infantry: 2d Lieut. Henry A .
Reed, ID artillery; ~ Lieut.. James Allen. 81
cavalry; 2d Lieut.. Charles X. Tyler. 18th in
iantTy, Acting Assistant QuartermaS ter. is
ordcred 10 relieve Capt. II. G. Cook, 21 infan-
Try, acting y. q. NJ, Of the charge Of the ma
ional cemeteries at Chattanooga and Knox
vile, Tenn.
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The Examinasien ~ In Naval Acad.

BALTIMORE, May MA special from An
napolis says the annual examination OF the
students al the Naval academy Will not be-
gin this year until the 10th OF June, twenty
days later than heretofore.
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SoMEIHING SKw.-The only reliable CALEN-
- DAB CLOCK ever made In this country. Beau
fmui and perfect time pieces. Exclusive Agency At
y. SLASSs JexslIy Store, 1903 } street
boDse". aDl- m
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GIN. DAVID NICKEAs. of New Jersey. has
been appointed United states commissioner
20 the Gillian centennial exposition.
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INCREASE IN THE PATENT BUSINESS
The business OF the Patent Office This year i
arger than ever before. The receipts last
month exceeded the expenditures by sI4 800
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TIE BLACK HILLS.-R"d Cloud, Spotted
Tail, and several other chiefs OF the Sioux
Indians viii leave Cheyenne to-day for
WaShiu gton, to treat with the government
'or The sale of the Black Hills. Gov. John
VI. Thayer, OF Wyoming, left Omaha for this
city ON Saturday. 10 assist in dealing with
the population OF Indians. The militia y
think there are no whites i'm the RI Ills now
and that IT. Is impossible for mining parties
10 pass the Gordon OF scouts and military
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AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day all tn D..
members were present except Secretary Fish
VINO was represented by Assistant Secretary
CaIwa llaLer.
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no HOPES FOR HER SAFETY.
EUROPE ON THE RAGGED eDGE.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
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COMMANDER j. Il. TYFFE has been de-
tached from duty as lighthouse inspector of
the nth district, list OF June next. and ordered
TO command the MOnOCacy. A static station
Fersteamer Of the 1st OfJulv from san Fran
cisco. Commander Albert kautz from tn .
command OF the MOnOcacy. ASiatic station
On the reporting Of his RELIEF, and ordered 70
return home and report arrival.
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REOPE.II.s%.
SECOND INsTAI.NENT
Spring and Summer Clothing.
LATER STYLES.
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES
REDPEJISE.

AND LOWER PRICES.
PRICES or SUITS.
All Woo! CLoyiot suite, s.
All Wool Hairlne Suits, 7
All Ncol Cashmere Suits. 80
AIWooI Scotch Suits , 20
EEssels Cashmere Suits, SO
Riverside Suits SI2
So, Pennington Suits, 5 / ,
SIX Mixed Suits, sI3 N''''''
niddlesex Flannel Suits, SIS
wCrsted Basket Suits. sis
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES OF DRESS COATH
Black Cloth FrOck Coats, double breasted, 3 10
SI2, SIJ- sis and $40.
Diagonal, Basket and WOrsted, double breasted
Square Frock Goats, with Vests 70 match, at sI2
SlJ, Sis and $40.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Zine All Wool Light CASHMERE Pants from : 4
oSs
Bushes Pants, from 81 80 to ST.
YOUTHS SJITS-m
50 81 So Sl1 sl3
BOYS SJITS-ot
50 SO - $40 -. snr
"a, Il 7 ~ "a q 3.
IOl1.....-PESASYLNAEI AyENUE-...IBIl
apD-tr BETWEEN i0rH AND IIrH STREETS
E0R LUNCH.
FISHING PARTIES, EXCCRsIoNIsTS.
TRAVELLERS and SPORTsNEN will ind With Us
.-ssy suitable fer LUNCH!
PRESSED COESED BEEF in24ands
pound cans the 2pound can SIC SALMON
Ise; Is c. LOBsTERS . sPfCED
PAs N Il Esr d Hi KKqRSSGG Gk Rgc sRj
BEEF, also spiced S4RDINEs % -
RE6kTnk Pisr fkNG Fh6Sy Prs PATSrE
FOJs GRAs, TH0NNY FISH L 10
ALBERT BISCUIT, SUGAR WATERS
CHOCOLATE WATERS, FRUIT BIS
CUT, CRACKERS, plain and fancy, 80
varieties.
CHOCOLATE, PASTE, prepared for
lesbos sTo9Tt Po isp VINE ak Rye
WHIskEY, CATAW BA WINE.
HAVANA CIGARS,
fresh importation, great
variety of brand, genuine
only, price 40 1or 500.
s for SIO0
:SI s. So
G. G. CORNwELL 4 SONS.
FINE GROCEkS,
my3-u 14Is Pa. av., OPP. Wizards Hotel.
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LUMBER. &c.

MBEh. LUMBER.
GREAT RED CCTTON ~ PRICES,
Parties IN want Il IL NRER will 10 vel t. ca Z a
GEtkGE II JoHN>1N'S LUMBER lard. cur.
!'ih an u -t- northwest, ami by Lumber at the
following low prices
W hite Pine Siding, dressed. S. per 100 feet
= Nhlte Pine Gun Siding, b5s; - per lel feet
- hIte Pine. dressed. - 20 Ter In feet.
last. shore Pressed Flooring. 2 81 per 100 II
j elbow Pine Board. JOi-t and Scdutling, - per
tf FEET, Lsths Shingles and Paling- and ali other
tinas CT Building Materials at greatly reduced
Ebtt- NAYS In
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WORKS or ART FOR TIE CENTENNIAL
SHow.-Tne Navy department authorizes
ships returning home from the Meliterra-
mean squadron 10 bring 10 Philadelphia all
works OF art which American artists abroad
IeSlrc 10 send to the centennial exhibition of
1916 These ships will probably leave Europe
next winter, touching at ports most cOnve-
Hient for carrying out this purpose.
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MISSING STEAMER METROPOLIS.
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PERsONAL.-The Presidents son-in-Iaw.
Mr.. Sartoris, arrived at New York from Eu-
rope yesterday. THE Vice Preside spent
the day yesterday in Memphis, and left for
Little Rock.
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SECRETARY FISH 70 RETIRE.-There
seems to be no doubt that Secretary Fish has
indicated TO the President his purpose to re
tire from the Cabinet at the close of ti4e nrps-
ent nScal year, Dune @0th.) II is surniSe
that Edwards Pierrepont the recently an.
POINTED Attorney General, win succeed him
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UEECK OF THE SCHILLER.
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MISS CAROLINE NJ. CRANE, one of those
lost by the Schiller disaster, was niece OF
the wife Of Senator EdmurdS, OF Vermont.
with whOra she passed the winter i'm this city.
she was highly &C, Ompli>he Young LADY,
and was on her way to Europe 20 spend two
years with the family of Minister Marsh and
study art ia Italy.
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AMUSEMENTS.

tNENsE TUtAfEK
~ Eleventh street aud PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Lgnk LOOK
MONDAY EVENING, May IN. and every a, enirS
49, and Tuesday sud FRIDAY n Itinces.
firft 6Ts"arsrce If Nil PATTI ROSA. thu
Bright seIio Come Nccali-t in her most entertain
3uR Songs ard Clog Illustrations.
EIrsf appearance If BOA SCOTT. Irish Character
Vocalist, DuolrIu' and Specially Artist
ke :. ngae eIneHt Ter another week of the HAS
sONs. W Illian and Sadie. in their IrSh and Negro
tketChes To conclude with the CAN CAN in all /. =
Elory Popul ar prices, 25 and 20 cents Doors oprn
~ o clock. Performance commences at s mayII -r
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MN. WOLTER CO.,
w FLOR ISIS, -
BEDDING and GREENHOUSE PLANTS,
VEGETABLE PLANTS and SEEDS, BOU -
DUETS, WREATHS, CROSSES, &c. at very mod
crate prices
Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale.
Greenhouses-Twenty- fourth street near +, south.
west, opposite United States Observatory. may5-lm
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PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENT Sam
uel Thomas. jr., has been promoted from n
second 10 a third class clerk in the finance
office. Post Office department. u. l.. Tidbal
OF New York. has been appointed first elias
clerk In the contract office, same department
Edward II. +. CrGSOr has been appointed
IabOrer at the department at 500 per wear
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tlons and alliances with distinguished family
obscured for q time the recollections uf a ala
ters tmfrudence. Hut gossip soon grew busy
with her name. FROM one folly TO another rhe
rasscd with fatal haste and seeming indiner-
ence, until in n fatal hour her husp nd learned
that the woman no loved, the wife that he
idili1ed, was thing t. lie scorned. II broke
his heart with the downfall OF his Idol, his
reason wavcred, aud he persisted 10y hts own
hand. For al his brilliant talents, and the
promise OF splendid woman, he died the victim
OF n woman's Derildy.
The Younger sister became the wife OF Hen
venue, Young broker Of New Orleans. Rich.
be lutiful and accomplished, shc was Mt once
leader In society. tOurted, nattefed ana
re- sed. she plunged hcadlOng in'o the vortex.
Men lavished praises uunn her women hated aud
smiltd ,spOn Ter. What cnred she beautiful,
reckless, hcmtlc-s and Indifferent to all alike, sho
cared only tor that social admiration Witch WA
the sunshine 81 her life. Her large fortune gave
her ~ incUue H. her individual right. This
gave wings 20 her exiravasance and cun 0lHd her
to cputtac; bills In her own name. Onc Of them
aud cx cution issued which Mr.. Phillips tho
lawyer. had levied for satisfaction upon her car
ritge anj horses. In an interview sub~cquen "
had with the lady, recording the scttlCmcn. VI
the TIN words winch she construed into an in-
suit were charged urun the attorney. Her hus-
band re- 'ented 1t challenge ensucd and then
the tai du ! on thnt sad April morning. when
husb 'nd'H lite chhcd Gwav its purple tide upon
the lonely beach. the last unhappy Viciim oil tho
fatal sisters folly aud extrayalance.
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DWOTESTANT servants wanted to MI sltu'tlon.
py Pcl2xfnrsyTFRs Agency. los Oh az SSa OH <
PSSis Ror & "5H"a 2p sSS S1n
SEwING MACuISRs rcned: prv! DC 90. Of hgy,
= ng s3I dccdey CHEAP; AZ s'pds rs or
tween llKe and l.ui gers sts. Machines repaired
SEwING MACHINES An Minds rcnted, and sod
At ncar Broadway.
SgwIN mACmiNEs ~ hina' r ,sS dan, and 900
Brooklyn. X. u. up starr
SKIgT HANDS " .7tcd to work on woven ape
S,.,Iris and rlnn ,i2urs. Apply alto Woven Tape
~. ase ' aSp T no spa H?@s CURED
M. ~ D'sras i S M Broj.yi ia milton f'iry.
NtS,T,, iene grnor' and Hesier,j w,rS given gal
sud II.
WANTED Fird elias, opcrvors on who Ter &
W ~ en's in,cgne ou iil e, uiicrsc IN and
* Lsp 'nard It.
WASTEp IN e,psrcnc,d ercs,@a;cr, o3S TINT M,
chine inquire ia store o. New taam ST., ely Call
Tor Two days
WANTED - cool clo,s nrisner,, csrcrlcncsi
s,rucii6i' euia. Gompany. 81 ami eSj canal 1t.
ASNSTE g, TWO sr 91 nf e NY b%S ssrS
COS. tij ani ii1 iconar st. New YORK.
XVANTtn.A icw nr.t.l.., hands on bows aud
WANTED 10 GOOD heumer' and r. MINING makers
" y" ~ Il. NNibSiET6S,i ST. Msiss piic'. S'ns'.
WA A., GAP. AP,Sc. t. r''o"'a "'r'v''' must be
" g. j. Shelly. bridgeport. Conn.
WANrTD-A young gir who understands feeding
'tnXmGERLiS, wmIfMoEr CO.. a Beckman A.
WAVED Generators. Dasier', lad nnlshcrs on
'''''' JHc6hsoN's. 10 CLINTON IT., top noor.
si,,a av., near ijist, istnii
WANTED opcr,.o on y,,s,,. pay. from ~ to
No. ~ 30 s'.r Hr ho1ic.
WANTED A young girl to taKc care Of ehi dreg .
W mu' ave cool city reference Apply At ~" Mad''
WANTED Evncrieneei h,ui. on ne Wrappers,
W out y he house. r.f ference required s'9 Can a
w ANTED opcr tor. basics, ali nn,.her. on
a.. second n,or.
WANTED .vp,ucnccl OPERATOR On shirt froll;,
Church 81.
WANTED Ar u,ol. singh eonen 10 doceam.
w Der worA Apis al the Grant hon'" ~ Ne"
WANTED Dos hunI.e.s nurse. aad chamher.
w M ia; rr,,t' funny must brin; reference $40
six az.
W ini an n.Sn; G for % G, III ba" G ST.
ton moor
WANTED Operator pr, ..u,en. aud % nni.' ers on
" pants good hands lrquire all wee" ~ bo"er''
WANTED Nrirl - 4, General houscwork must
~ uc good washer AID lroner. Apply At l"' Perry
W aud ais S bclf work al ~ Ro~cry TOP door.
WA>Tf"p ,fq ,.. '',r. e.. e.o,s g'slae
WANrHno'Nya5 ' &G3 e. f i,i T.! "a door
Nu,rsn lr.t riu.. h44tar. an ya.ts ntere ar
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TRIBrAE WrNr BUSINESS.
a CLERGYMAN Applies for n License to sell
t.iuuOr,


A meeting of ratrpaycrs was held at
Wi-an ON tuesday night Aug. q. to petition
the miristrates ~ inst granting any more H.
censes To sell drink. Memorials were unnni-
m"isly adopted to that effect. rue Row. Philip
llain vicar of 81. GEORGES Church, occupied
the chair. and commcuted STRONGLY ON tho CT
that thu rector Of Wiran (the Hon. and Rev.
q. r. Orlando lIidgemanl an appilcdn.,
through his sou. the Rev. T.. X. Orlando bridge
man. curntc Of Tnrpu'lcv Cheshire, for pro-
vtsiunll order Tor license To sell all intOXtcdi-
ING liquors tor - hotel MO used to- hc turn on
ground ~ the Mc-nes belonging to the rector,
Ii"il. "'' '''""l '"' propose" TIC" 'R''' ""'"''
After alludiue 10 the large number Of aprli.
cant. frineteeni tor licenses Mr. Al ms saii he
did not think the curatc 81 larporcy, whose
career ia the ministry they hop'd would be y
prosperous one had had ANY completely In the
hiilica'i ~. II WA not the gentleman who had
lately taken holy order. wuu had made the ap-
Pic ltion. but their own Orlando BrldcCn1an, the
rector 80 Wirau. rural deln honorary canon OF
chester ththe raj. chaplain IN oruna to the
Queen, ltuthcr To- the Earl ~ Era ford, and,
ab y all, the President " the Wigan llr nch OF
the tHut'h TEN eriucc society. In all his tthc
sptakeril mini teral experience he had never
met with anNt in" Ike this. lite ha ! he ri "
clergyman uOssessing race horses, and " an.
ether who Grove q Hanson cah IN london. tut
h. had denounced his holy calling. The nearest
case appr1a hing 1t lac tad heard Of was IN
tie Lake district where the CLERGYMAN thC
Thought his name was Sir FredN Fleming, be-
Inc ~ beaded from his living. his wllo opened
"a public house. the spc ker pointed out the
i'll lity II the Application. and went on To sly
that there was dignity IN the office o. priest,
a rpittHal glory su;h as strclWcd from tue
cro.a, ot which he was a prcHchcr. that W ~ de-
based and DEGRADED hN engaging in tho liquor
traffic. In the name Of religion he prOtcs ed
against acletgNman u'p}inR Tor spirit license
IN tic name Of the (hurch ~ Enclind he pro-
tested against her affairs bcins decorated 10y n
licensed Nictualcr mnistcfing then. and In
the name of our common CHRISTIANITY nc pro.
tC-t d against such foul blot hciug cast upon
II. In the name 81 those dcai hle.s suiri who
would 20 INTO eternity bearing the lamp which
In hand had placed upon thrm. hn called on
MIR. Biideonian To thirk of that great ana awful
daN wuCn Ia must give account " those for
who souls he should hive watched, and who
miEht a-ciibc their criitiOn to the pcriluus
TEN station ne had set before them.
The application was refused at the licensing
r~lpIt.