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National Republican., 1878-09-25
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For District noes sec third rage
For amusements sec sCCOad page.
Miscellaneous matter on third page
For Georgetown news see third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
-Henry Williams fugitive from the Re.
form School, was rcarrestel by Officer Britt
yesterday afternoon and sent back to his old
quarters.
Tho residents along the line Df the Bladcns-
burg turnpike are arranging to send a memo.
rial 10 tic District Commissioners for the crcc.
ton oI Gas lamps along their road as far as the
Reform School.
The attention of persons in wan, of one Of
tn largest and bsst-built u.ausious in George.
town j. called T. the sale this evening, on :hc
CORNER OF Market and Second streets, at f1ur
O'clock. Soc advertisement ia star.
-RUhcri Dent, the hRckmau who was ar.
rested lat Monday evening fJT cutting little
boy named Whllcu. WAS tried in the Tuli.u
Court yesterday. Tho drteuGaut proved til.
cutting 10 have been done accidentally aud
was Released o. per'onai bonds,
An excursion party lrom Eichuoud, Va
under IT, auspices OF the knights of ry,n,as
arrived m tAis rity yC,tcTl4y murnin. about
nN O'Clock. The day va soon! visiting the
vsri rious pdbhc buildings and U,hlr points Of
interest, snt n ten O'Clock last evening they
rrturn"d home, we'll pleased with their trip.
The fuaruI of late Policeman William
ORA nc took place Yesterday Afternoon try:I his
rstilencu, NJ. Il9 Massachusetts, avenue. The
aucuAluCr was very ,aEse. \ detail OF thirty
police ,ti"mry. undcr Lieutenant Kelly Is.
c1rtcd the !smaius 10 their tiuaI resting. place
in GlcLwood Cc!uctcrv.
Owing to the !ncl.mont Weather \ -s;crlay
the attendance at the meeting Of tna PntrIalc
Frmt-l Iywyrs' AssJCltiUa OF the steamer
MARY Wa,hiuStlu.was small. IN essay wus
read by Dr. McHim ami addresses made by
sey"Is! members. The meeting Wa, Hiiourncl
until ncNt saturday, when the Fruit. q. o." urs
sill reasseIuD.y Oh by1rG the Mary WASHING.
ton.
Albert Day and FL Moulton, two well.
known cuIorCl roughs, -, into al aueraajiou
last night night, about hnlf.last rtght oci2 2ck,
In NG.!Hs alley, bctwcya Ninth aud Tenth
and \ aud o streets, and Day, becoming r&ls.
perated, Picked up a brick aud s:rpck Moulton
on the head, bay then I'D and escaped cap.
tnrc Officer AlarT, OF the Sixth Precinct
summoned DR.. Taylor, who DIRE s.ed the ijarvd
mans wound, and pronounced It not serious.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Work of the Health officer.

The following shows the operations Of
Health Officer Townshend's department dur.
ing the week ending September 81, ISIS:
NulSlnccs reported, 40; referred. 92 abst-
cd, Alb; referred to Commissioners, ; official
notices issued, AZ; citizens complaints, 90 !;
deaths from all causes reported, 20; deaths in
ves;Ka:ei by coroner, o; burials ut public ex.
pcuse, 10; tons Of garbage removed, IS; dead
animals removed, lG2; privies cleaned by o.
Z. - Co., 55 unwholeSome food condemned,
PIG pounds beef, pounds mutton, II pounds
veal, Sii wateTnelOns, SO cantalOpes, 60
dozen cucumbcrs. 2f< cabbuges, SS3 egg plants,
800 dozen corn, 3G1 pounds checsa, l5l bunches
fish, las crabs, 10 bushels oysters sturgeon,
and 20 bushels miscellaneous fruit and vcgcta-
blcs Animals impounied, l25 redeemed, 3;
killel. lO1; alnOumt rualized. SO
National Republican., 1878-09-25
4 Tin.Turrer Trnrped.

Isaac Rodden, a coIored boy about eighteen
years old. WAS arrested by O!ticer Shea, on a
charge OF tapping the till of Mrs. Dora Grupe,
who keeps a confectionery store on Pcnnsyl.
vauia avenue, near Eleventh street northwest.
The scamp weut into the store aud asked to be
shown souc truit cake, and while the proprio.
tress had her hack turned he grabbed the till,
which contained about sl.jO, aud ran oil witii
H. \ large crowd pursued him, but Officer
Shea headed the scamp of and arrested liA.
He was locked up at the Fith Precinct station
Tor a hearing b.fDre Iulge Snnll TODAY.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
A Rendekyons for shnppers.

Ladies' out shopping take especial pleasure
in inspecting the choice goods for fall and
winter just received by Perry " Bro, the
cntorprising dry.goods merchants corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth streets The
large stock embraces Guernsey suitiugs plaids,
cnlutls hair, meruocs, Lislc hosiery, silks,
English grapes, LWpiu's black goods and all
OF the choicest goods used in lnlie,' garments
Low prices and one price Ouly is the motto OF
the establishment. The reputation of the
firm for keeping the best Of goods should be
considered by ladies who have purchases to
mike.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
D,rnum', Gr.n, show,

PIT Blrnum's own aud only greatest show
on earth will arrive next Thursday and give
exhibitions lyr Tires days at tho grounds cor
ueI Of Ninth and streets This show is said
10 be the great triumph Of Barnum's life. He
has succeeded in assembling more wonders and
rare Curiosities than were ever seen in one col
lection before. Besides magnificent menag-
eric and L.uscum Of curiositcs he has a peer
less circus company, numbering over one hun.
drcd performers One Of the lutest acquisi'
tlans Is q man wonder in the form OF Count
Ernest IatriIio, who catches q dying cannon
ball u it is bc!Ched forth from the mouth Of !
CuuuOu
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Runaway Matches.

The clerk oftho s,ourt ihas Issued the fol.
loving marriage licenses to applicants:
Richmond, Va.
J. X. BRscman and Ella c. Southall, both
Of MChmund, Va.
Frank Il, Chapman and Emma l., Crbbin,
both of Richmond, Va.
John W. Wilburn and Ida s. Bowman, both
Of Montgomery County, Nd,
National Republican., 1878-09-25
JULIVs LAE'saURGH the Popular LOw-Prced
Carpet FUruisAcr, iJT III, between b and L.
nurlneS, Wagon. In the cnpItoi Grounds.

BurIness Wagons In the CupItoI Grounds.
George Jcunueman Wa arruiguol in the PO-
l!cc Court yesterday charged with assault aud
battory oa Alfred Noyes, II Capitol policeman.
It app,TreI from the testimuny that Noyes at.
temptch ~ prevent Jvuunem1u from passing
through the Capitol giuuuds with hi, buslucss
wagon lalthOugL the defense claimed 1t t. b, u
family carriage. Jeuuneman persisted in 60.
lux ou and struck SO%cs with a whip Mr
Jcuuncnan trs.'Ged that his Conveyance was a
family carr?all, ald u other teams weIc per-
nitted to pass, be felt PROVOKED at the discr!ln-
inatiOu Against him. llu thought y -, who
had repeatedly stopped him bcrory, LaA Il
gruigc against him. 1t appearing that the
rale made hy Architect Clark WIS that only
pa5aongcl vehicles should be permitted to pas
through the groGuds the defense questioned
NJ. Clork's authority for making such rule.
judge Smell reserved Lis decision until the law
authoiIiry Mr.. Clark To- make such rules as
The one IL question could be looked Up.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Ilnsa-ilaiI.

The National played the Richmond Va
c.ut yesterday afternoon, and won with caso
By scOr, Of - TO q. The game is unworthy
% q detailed account, as tho visitors were no
m4tch for the home team, who presented them
with their runs iur pJlitcncss sake.
GAMEs ELSEWHERE YE-TERDAY.
Rutl,0, y. Y.--Butitlo, d, Manchester, l.
New EcdlJrd, Nlass.-Ncw BSdiords 8,
IOwCtls O.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Tho EnnnhrY Rcilynl.

The great revival meeting At Foundry
Church last night was service Of wonderful
power Never before In THO history Of rcNiyals
wcro greater meetings Witnessed than those
now progressing at the Foundry Church, Last
night the interest was SO intense that II was
almost impossible for the young evangelist to
cxhurt the people, so anxious were the seekers
to bo ut tho altar Of prayer aud In response to
the Invitation persons lOcked FROM al parts Of
the church II Is Impossible to say when these
meeting, will close. Gs the interest increases at
every service.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
1t Pays Sometimes to Read tho Papers.

NHTLATOI NWE, IL I5Is.
IT, A. DIuphin, esq. p 0. Boz 692, NcV OrlCGn1
la.
DEAR SIR: Noticing to-day in the New Or.
leaus Picagrne of the llth instant that ticket
No 52,si7 had won the prize of 5000 Oh Tues
day last, have dawn upon the Louisiana
State Lottery Company for that amount ticket
uttaChcd).
Trusting that this is tho proper mode Dfpro
ceiure and expecting to repeat the movement
! remain, yours very truly,
Address CHAS. G. HUNT
Care John Wilkinson, Il State street.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passengei Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND roIoAAc prFor, SIXTH AND

II BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPoT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Nofrfnp. FtSnfnr.
$40 ~. Loui- a Gin. ex $3.50, baltimore accom-
SsNn, Philh & y. Y. ex. 40, DaltImUrp accom-.
f:O, Chico 4 rits'gcx. 500, Y. rhn 4 Bosex.
s2 baltimore and way S0j, Piedmont. Strashur2
Stations Winchester, Fred OK,
~, Ircd. &C. Met br'ch.) HageTs;own. Point Of
Il, Baltimore, Annapolis Rock 4 way stat, Ms
express .f3T, baltimore accom-
et, MArtinsburg and Ia sos baltimore cNrr"sS
E'rstOwn Rc. Metro aS:I5. Baltimore n way sta
pol'ai bfaGchl tons.
gGS0, Baltimore accom-. ss:1J Chicago 6 ST. Louis
uaO, baltimore Spress -gI;, N.N.. PhL. & Boston
express.
'Arrivc daily. Others Sundays excepted
az For the tinc OF departure Of trains. see advoT
lis nienis e..Uwl.sTa
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Amuscments and Excursions.

CUMlQvE-NRr.vty performance.
NATIONAL rHEATRE.-Mr T. C. Bangs In King
John
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon OF zen O. II, returning at
four y. m.
Forty miles for ten cents The CITY Of Aloxan.
dria lcarCs seventh street wharf at hacpaSt eleven
3. NJ, returning at three p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Omr hmr.n.. In NIe,nnI,ia

4 letter from one Of the Washington party
Of nures at Memphis, dated Seut,Abcr -,
states IAN Of our party with tho cxceptImr
Of Mrs. Bgcrly AM Nj. Thompson, Arv siIi up.
MI L,c,y. ! am Tlya.od to say, las PASSED
thu sr'sis, aud her physician Informs me she Is
~ q iAH way oI recovery. ! saw AIrr. ,,lygJ,
Mrs. Davidson, and MIs. Elder yobtcrlay and
they say that thcy intend to romaiu to the last,
II thciI lives arc spared"
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Thcntre CnIninno.

Miss Ida siddons and hol troupe of British
BLONDES with the Arnold brothers, form tho
attractions at the Comique thi. week, and their
performance sufliCgs to crowd the house to
OVERLOOKING every night. The programme
oG,Ied is very attractive. There will be c
matinee Ut the usual hour this afternoon,
National Republican., 1878-09-25
New Advertisements.

meeting OF the y. Y. Council, O. S.s.
Pc crved numbered chair for Barnums circus
Bot and gaiigrs-l ueilbrUn ~ seventh street
northwest
Grand tournament at Hills Driving Park, s.r-
penNer y ls7>
United sIateS Marshal sale octo berlI-John sher
man. auCt!dnCcr.
Potomac Friit.Growers Association excursion
postponed September IS.
Hcusefurnishing goods-rCrry & Bro, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-09-25

Fun upward Of thirty years Mrs. WinSlow's
ypu,h,ng syrup has been used for children. II
Currccts ncility Of tho stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
aud darTuhwl, whether arising from tcothing
Or other causes. An old and woll.tried remedy,
20 Ccutsa bottle,
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Indications.

Fo- the lower lake region Middle States and
New &c 'laUl wG'uler SJuueIly, shifting to cpolnr
northcrly winds followed by rising barometer an /
clear or clearing weather.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
A ACnntiun To- nnr Knndcrs.

The almost iAyartbIe fruit Of y successful
Invention Is host Of inferior limitations. Tho
pptout LinoIcuLl hoor'cloth Is no exception 10
this ~ Z. Its durability aud beauty 10 proved
4. yuuI controversy. BE suro in purchasing
tho goods that you look on the back OF the
C'r.L for Lnoluum, none other Is genuine
All carpet dealers keep it,
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Vg9hne
VEGBTlNE
FOR DROPSy
! Never Shall Forget the First Dose.
PROVIDENCE.
Ma Il, X, SrEyrSs

PROVIDENCE.
Ma II. X. SrEvEss
Dl1r 81 / have beep great sufferer from dropsy
was confined to my hou,o more than a year. SIX
ubiscl 10 have two men help me IN aud out Of bed
was swollen ID inches larger than my natural size
CrOnId iuy waist. suffered all man could and live
tried all remedies tor drOpsy. had three different
doctors. Ny friend, all cxneCtei would die; many
nights was expected to die before morning At last
got the first dose could realize It's gOOl eiiec.s from
day TO day. WIS getting better. Afer hHvi taken
some or bOttics could sleep quite well nigLts.
began TO gain now quite htst, Amer taking some 10
bottles could walk ruu one part Dt my room 10 tie
o her. My appetite was gOOl: the drUnSy had at this
time d..appcIed. KEPT taxing tie Negrtine until
rr-uinci my usuL health. hearl Of q great many
to attend 10 my work, auh carpenter and builder
Will Hi.u SOY IL has cufcl aLnt Of my wiies Of
Neuralgia who hal suffered for moe than ~ years
she says she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months have given II to one Of my CAIlirtn for
finl'l RuO,pr. / have no duubt H. my nlnd Il VIII
l. SAT- 10 give Chud. l will recommend II to the
world NY father Is % years Old, AMI he says there H
| nothing Hike II 10 ivc strength and lie TO IN aled
person. cannot he too thanktul tor the use OF H.
| am, very gratefully yours, JOHN 3. SOTlAGE.
| ALL DI-EAsEs % TIE BLDop.-lf vEGETISE will
relieve pain Gle use, purify and cure tu'h diseases,
restoring the patient 10 perfect health Hftcr trying
different physicians, many remedies and suffering for
yeats, l. Il not conclusive Tr'o; II you slfftTpr,
you can b. curedP Why Il THIS medicine perfrilIng
such great cures3 II works In the blood In the cir.
Cuntin2 Eud II can tTu'y be called the Gr,dt Hsf
J'Ut1'T. The great spuuc OF dis use originates IN
III" bOJsi and medicine ihnt does not act directly
upOn H. 10 purify and rspovate, las any Just ciahn
upon public attention.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Some Things Noted by Our Re-
porters Yesterday.

Operations OF the Health Onlce-A Horse
Thief Who Pawncd a Horse for twenty
five Cents-An Alleged Case OF Hy-
drophobia-A Rascaily Little
Till-Tapper Arrested
Other Local Items.
National Republican., 1878-09-25

fouSo PIoPLE do pay attention TO your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin iheu. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THrRsroS's IVORY PEARL
ToOrH POWDER the most perfect dentrlAce known
II will keep them through life in good condition
white and SOUND. Will harden the gums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. rs and 30 csnts per botlleL
National Republican., 1878-09-25

FINE New York butter recoi. ed daily at spiccr's
butter store, corner OF Ninth and streets north.
west Low prices. ano quality, and fair dealings
are Specialties.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
CITY ITEMS.

CEsER covered his bald head and gray hair with
a laurel crown. Ayers Hair Vigor covers gray
heads with the still more welcome locks Of youth
National Republican., 1878-09-25

WELLS MkcHNr-srEEAp sTPEsGTHEswo PLAsr
rRs arc still the best known. Thor curative pow
en- far surpaSs oil others.
National Republican., 1878-09-25

HARD times demand economy; pracuce Il b,
renovating your soilcd gloves with JouvEs's ISo
rEsous KID GLOW CLEAssEa. rrice Is cents pc
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-09-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. ". SQuIER 4 Co.
n9nkctS lil0 rennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Excursions and PiCniCS.

poTOMAC FRuIT-GRowERs' EXCURSION
POSTPONED To SATURDAY, September 2is
the 2Nh. william salnl r., Csl., and Professor
r T.omas Taylor, ofthe Agricultural DopnTtment viii
Irld Cr silRl CsHlys on th cultivation OF fruits
the MARY wASHtN,iTuN w.lI make two trips,
leaving Scvcnth-street wharf at n u. and I3J D. m,
returning .. Rul OClCck p. NJ sharp
Round trip, . cents chidrcn half price.
". II. CHASE,
sep2I3t ChTirunn COnlInlttac.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
vFGETINE.
lowe Ny HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.

NEWPORT, KY, April -, Is77.
Ma II. IT, STEVENS:
lh,ir SIT. Having suffered frori q breaking of
T,.irlp' SC's fuT more than i've year., calspi by
arcitHt Of iri.ytIresi hone, which fTl rul
into RAINING sore and 1vC usC'l everything Coud
t,!Tk Of and nutnnE hrIp'd m', untl la Ihtru
bOltC- Ut your NHIa.blu M f,iCuy, N!lCI MT, Miller
the HpoIhpCry fegumn. GUIDED EoIy highly. Tie sixth
bottle CuTei me, ani al can Sly Is that owe nay
health 10 your IaiIabe NcguIue. NOdr mos uip-
aIsli servant, ALBERT NO\ RDLbER.
1T Is UNNECESSARY for NE t. cnMneratc the ~
fII which the NEEhTISE 'hDUld he uscL kaoN II
no disease which Will not HdIIit Of its with Cd
result Almost luEuMrf.g.r complaint are Clus,
bv poisonous SECRETION. In tie blood which can I've
eutlrr!y expelled from the system by the OF the
NIaETISI- Wien the blood T. ptTo t!y dean ,el the
disease IaiilN Weld a. pI!iS uiC; healthy uCllOn
Is pIUupUy rest yTvd and lie pIlIglt - CuTG!"
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Is II Hydrophobln?


The residents ION the Navy.Yard' consider
that they have genuine sensation in man
raving with hydrophobia. A man named
George Kcllum last Monday night was seized
with convus ions at a revival meeting at MI.
Loyds church, on Virginia avenue. He was
taken to the house Of his brothcr.in.law, on
Seventh street, near g. southeast. where tue
convulsions increased during the night. Early
yesterday morning Kellum was attacked with
a short, dry cough, which sounded like the
bark Of a dog. lie also displayed an aversion
TO water. This gave rise to the story that he
vns attacked by hydrophobia. During the day
yesterday he became much better, but was
seized again with cOnvulsions last evening.
The report that kelluln was victim Of hydro
phobia being widely circulated, reporter Of
THE REPU 1iICAS called upon his attending
physician, Dr. kecCh, and that gentleman
secuted the idea that 1t was o casa Of hydro
phobia. lie attributed Kellun's malady to
mental excitement. caused by the death Of his
father, and religious excitement, aud cOnsid-
cred IL nothing more than convulsions incident
upon nervous prOstiation.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Arrest of u Fugitive from Maryland.


About seven o'clock last evening Officer Shea
was approached by two men, who asked him
to arrest a man passing along the Avenue,
stating that he was horse.thicf that they were
looking for. The officer tapped the man on
the shoulder and asked him to accompany him
to the Fifth Precinct Station which he did.
he gave his name as Fred Talent, and was
locked up for a hearing before Judge Smell this
morning.
From the statement of the parties who ef.
iectcd his arrest it appeared that Talent Dor.
rowod horse from George Taylor, Of Prince
Georges County, Nd, several days ago, which
he promised to return last Monday, Failing
TO do So however, inquiries were instituted,
and it was discovered that he had left the
county and gone in the direction of Alexan.
dria, Va, with tho horse AMI q watch belong.
log to Taylor. The latter secured the service:
Of a special officer aud tracked the fugitive tC
this city and succeeded in finding him yestor.
| day. The horse WAS found near the ferry
house in Alexandria, where he had been left
for twenty-five cents, with which Talent paid
his passage to this city. The watch was re
covered at plwn.shop on the Avenue, whert
| II had been piwned.
National Republican., 1878-09-25

ARE you bilious. troubled with headaohc. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
pcptic, nervous, dull, and lAnguid? Averse TO all
cfertion. IL your life miserablc2 You require u
biood Take QUIRk's IRisii ira, The great mouse.
bold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-09-25

Is your hair harsh dry and stif7 Does II refuse
TO curif ptess Il with IHovISoS's ohADH OPrINE.
An olcaginuus compound Of singular merit. II
Will improve IT. Sold by druggisx, &c. Price D.
and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-25
Forty Miles Ride on the Potomac

THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
Wni leave seventh street wharf EVERY DAY, al
II 20 u. H.. iUT sail dr the Potomac for ten cents
NuvTu o. o'clock p. m.
Commence Monday, July 8, will run every day.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-03-07
Northern Pacific Rail Road
Dspo Foo Of si5Iey Str,.- 49,. amp
Freight Office. No. 40 Jackson ST.
). WESTWARD. | EASTWARD.

49, = cNAASe1oAA A1C w - III al s-AO II u
Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave st
Paul daily except Sunday, making day run
OF - h urs to Fargo, arriving at Bismarck the
following evening, saving nearly 80 miles in
distance over the old route by the NJ p juno
ton.
Connection made at Bismarck with stages
for Deadwood, and all points in the Black
Hills
Passengers for Bismarck and Jamestown
should leave st. Paul on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, returning leave Bismarck
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, Passen-
gers for Aiken and points east Of Brainerd
should leave st. Paul Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays; returning leave Duluth Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
Connects at st, Paul with trains to all
points East and South.
In effect December 18th, 1877.
II. E. SARGENT,
General Manager
G. G.. SANBORN, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-03-07
ALWAYS YE HAVE WITH YOU.
lSt. Paul Daily Globe


Where are the poor! Unfold the
map of the earth. The poor always
We have with you-with you in the
state in the country, in the city. in
the churches, i'll the secret and open
associations, at your doors,
where and always. Distress and suf-
fering and starvation are crying for
aid. for bread, for mercy. The other
day, in a suburb of New York, the
poor-master reported 500 destitute
families with 26s2 men women and
children on the point Of starvation.
Bare-footed women were begging for
bread, out in the streets shiverIng in
the cold and snow-storm. Near by,
magnificent domes ana cloud piercing
steeples rise ont of grandeur, and
architectural splendor and beauty.
with fretted gilded cornices, and mar
Bile columns. and golden crosses to mock
despair. Royal equipages roll by,
loaded with wealth, to the worship of
Him who also had not where to Las
his His head. What are the churches
doing for the poor Are they con-
tent with the pitiful aims in charity
boxes, or do their members give to the
cause Of philanthropy the stupendous
forces and Influences of religion, 1t
is fearful inquiry pressing home to
the consciences Of the professed expo
nents of charity the world over.
|. Bishop Huntington saws that out
side or tho church are financial Shy
locks and inside multitude like An
anias and Sapphira. And it is SO that
here IN this Democratic country of
the United States. there is looming
up al attempted aristocracy of
churches and religion. the key to both
being money. st. Paui's language in
first Corinthians x-a4. LET no man
seek his own, but every man anosh-
er's wealth. has been literally adopt
ed. Charity Is q petrifactson. and
sympathy a mockery OF misfortune.
Gold is the touch-stone materializiny
every throh of generous emotion.
This yellow Stare
VAL kali aad break religions; bless the &c
cns'd.
Make he hoar legysy afaoT a; place thieves,
And give thsaa title, knee aud appreciation.
WITH senators on the bench
The apostropha Of Timon Of Athens
was prophetic. Here IS the realiza-
ton. and here lie the snouidering
flres Of anarchy aud revolution.
These bursting into fame, for more
terrible than civil war, win consume
temples. palaces. and sweep the land
with destruction. 1t win then be TO
faee to arrest the evii--amid wrecks
and ruins ard desolaticn some future