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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
THE 0REENBiCK-LABoR PARTY
Its Only Organized branch Declaring for
THE Son of Peter Cooper"

"The Son of Peter Cooper"
Tho ORcillyHanlon branch OF the Ma
tional- l-Greenback Labor party rallied in good
numbers in the large hall OF the Cooper Insti-
tute last evening and endorsed Edward
Cooper for Mayor. The organization is the
only one Of tho Grccnback faction that has ASSOC
ciatlons organized in the various Assembly
districts.
The following was adopted:
R's'oi That this sanitation while not nominating
hc1uty uckct nevertheless believe that the objects
the NauonaiGfSenhack Labor UartY will be best pro
ocd hN the dcclt ~ Iaumany Hall. therefore be- IL
httEfct That we recommend TO the National a. rrcu.
hnch labor party o this cit, In the various Assembly
district ORGANIZATIONS to support Edward Cooper. the
Hall
Theodore T.. Tomlnson said that he. for one,
did not want anythiu. IN his beloved city
Toward tho close of the meeting n crowd Of
rou%hs from the Crump-Carsey faction. which
has sold out to Tammany. entered the hall
they hOwled and stamped SO that Thomas Fox
tho last speaker. could not be heard and he WAS
compelled 10 quit the platform.
Tho members Of tho Labor Greenbackers In
the four Ass srmhly districts comprising tho
sixth Senate District passed resolutions plcdg-
ing their support To Mr.. Cooper ana the comhi-
nation ticket. and repudiating the action Of the
county Convention OF their party 10y which the
organization was sold out TO Tnmmany.
Walter II. Shupc. the editor oi the Greenback
newspaper IN this city. says that the three or
ganizations that sold out 10 Tammnny cannot
deliver Hve bundled votes. and that the honest
Grcenhackers in this city are opposed to Tam
many and will vote for Mr. Cooper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Mrs. Ogden Robbed Once Before.

Tho case Of Mrs. Ogden OF 300 Fifth avenue
who alleges that she was bound, choroiormed and rob-
bed while In her bedroom the morning OF Tuesday
last, continues as mysterious ever The gentleman
who released Mrs OGDEN IS hoardor N hcr hoisc Uy
- OF opinion that she could not have tied herself in tis
Nenport Brothers
on Thursday last Mrs Ogdens daughter told Adjective
Wat her mother was involved IN robbery uf tho sane
KIND ~ 81 ueor-es now continental. Hotel. HruiiwAv
some years agu On that occasion Size robbed while
IN hsr room IN Nh npp'r story o the hotel and under
equally my sf'uuS Circ ulsanccs Her family Hul their
Iirmis are hi-N luIi-utut az the tnsnuIt ns al, tlt
Nlltams thAt her story is false -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
A Railroad Company Dery,uu the Law.

WAsHNGroN, Nov 1.-Thcophilus French.
Aior OF Railroad Accounts to-day formally reported 10
, So rctary Of the Interior that the Central Pachs Rail
road compau has neglected to comply with any Of L,
oh. al - W 'iol reports concerning It's business opera.
uont u, Wrl,, present organization financial condition
&C. WIN us 'cmlnd That is books should he submitted
o suu not lys, thnn y 90 nor more than s5OO The
Audtir transmits certified statements seven distinct
reque made hN hun tn the President of the company
none OF which have been complied with and rccom, m
mat proceedings under the law taken in each ease
don9rlow me papers Will be transmitted the Atior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
suIeide Amer a RshuLs.

Dlcdrich Schcvors. agod 81. was rebukod by
his wic Yesterday because low months npo he bor.
rowed a dollar from Mrs. Kelly, and the latter on
Thursday asked schevers's daughter Tor the money
schovels took the uphradns OF his vile who said hevas
dssfAclng the ami} 10y his dissipatd habits 10 heart
LIE ,ctgi a e9al sruitc and LAMP and went down cc
lar shutting The door behind him Ten minutes alter his
Wne iuurd him lying dead IN the cellar hAyin. Slot
hmslIl nIOnsh the henl WIN u IIslnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
rHg KINGS OWy DISTRICT
)utponrinx In the Twenty-nr.t Ward What
MIR. tNellJ's NciEhbors Think OF Him.

An imposing demonstration in behalf o
NE Pe'pis's ticket took place in Second ave,
au', be.v'"n Thrty-second and Thirty-third
hr'ti' last evening, und"r the auspices OF the
De VIZ. Clinton Campaign Club OF the Eigh-
Senil Assembly District. The large hall on the
urs' Nor o. The building was packed to over
Sowing
C9l. John Il. Follows was received with ap-
9AN-'. He began by reminding the audience
'la' NJ year ago that very night John Norris
'y- 'h'er- - addressed them from that same
p'4 10 t4e same warfare, against the same
g'.'u'' l1m.ncering. oac-man despotism OF
lahmuhy Hall. The same man who was run
4ns against M0rr.ssny then is running against
EtMhI4 'pIper now and the speaker thought
Nv NJ "ts . ho' .@reedlng tho bounds OF probability
a, a. aAl.us mat ihe c2udllate was destined to
"a even more Overwhelming and ignominious
isTtfal storms Of applRusel
Yart aH 7l,op was whether the city o! New
l9tk belonged To- It's honest, law-abiding in
sry 5riy r ior simple Of Mr.. Kelly, Does Mr. Kelly
yWA itGo ciy 9t New York. and, If so. who gayo
~ ului Ihe right ot selecting their rulers
TT' th. st'red ina.ienable privilege OF the peo-
vIj nI9iA nose ru;ers were alone respon-
"atbbnhL Cheers and laughtcrl
,.tipi You ever hear Of James O'Brien p
SAia es,rH tHr ,Peaker. 4 roar Of applause. min
s5 VIA W. We have !. and Wen elect him,
bT NJ M4 '7ly Of, Tgmmnny was surrounded
Ia a Dolly guard Of ] 200 oficcholders. who
l5pCpss,1 s1'n'Ies M M@Inouning in the Aggregate to
,s,t,W a, year Tom Dunlaps enormous
IN :. $1,000 q yoar as Commissioner OF
WI EEul'i support 800 poor families.
h,emtuS tu'r5 tr-.nl T. =; Andrews, candidate for the
oosdut au "ft4r 70 say that Kelly was personally
1ke H. hrlly might not with his own hands
a5eaIY Do,ey out oi ne City Treasury but in
"A ~ ~ .4ler, hhd gave them fat salaries SO that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
The Tramp. who Captured Railroad Tr.,,

UNIoN CITY. Tenn, Nov. 1.-Tho one hundred
tramps who captured Conductor Rgnuss tram pursued
their way nearly to Fulton, Ky. The news had been
ielegraphed along the road and the people Of Fulton
armed with shotguns, met the train milo from town.
The thmps woUd not surrender unu threatened with A
Sn,eS Ihe, were ordered 10 leave the Ilu WHICH lrN
ull Nul.uy and struck cut ON foot no. track Tho
people between his point and Memphis have quArau
uhtu AGAINST ic Nasabuuls threatening tn shoot thrm
j. iVA stop lheY claim 20 lr Caro- aud suutht rn
iuhois. ana thAt they came South aiter work The oih
their Object rs pluudcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
SCHELL AS 4 TRUSTEE.
Faithiess In Private Trusts. Can ho he In
trusted with tho City's Futuret

Wills's Hail. at 10th street and the Boule-
ward. was crowded with anti Tammany Demo-
crats. Jerome Buck was the speaker. He said
that the people could not safely intrust
tho Government Of this city in tho
hands Of Augustus Schcll. when no was
President OF the Lake Shore Railroad Company.
MIR. Schel declared dividend. not from the
conpany' earnings. but made by few Of tho
officers.
Tho Union Trust Company was robbed Of
s9OOOO while L was under Mr. Schcll's mme-
diate controls w 900 was stolen from the funds
and on Sunday last $1,000 900 was stolen from
me Manhattan Savings Bank. OF which he il a
director. by masked burglars. who got the COM
bluaton - the lock OF the safe from q Jnnitor to
whom II had been given with his assent
Mr. Buck urged his hearers 20 rcpudiatc such
cess ful business man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Je... nllIar.. dr., In Town.

jesse Billings. Jr.. Of Ballston arrived I'm ,ho
cliy yesterday from Buffalo, AMI is at sn,th Mcneil.
Hotel, m Greenwich street lie looA, car.w,ili. nut
eon'er'c' ueeh Wh his acquaintance ou ue t!al
and Expresses his lelic that should nc D.. tr a roi h
Mul nn !,uhlhHhlA o.. imtt,d llt UItir. Ars,.Ilt a
Ghs Niitl l9 L'' lA 'hir J'nuc eilrc,,l d. u,r a
h"' nH."L Wa li-iun County, 900 thc hHHIvlif.
!t W, lNtu TIE rAld lt took fnsUlIr,O tl o.. ...r
NAV s.r WYGI ol'n IT, lic ictred h1tu ..c .H.Hli
l'.'- tNH' Ns NAiuNilgnS Nl tir Hulrr-NIIi.Hu ,lr
Mod i.lulhn unread sNe is noe awairolh o.. i. ...t.
here Has busnes, wi dctUiu hm several days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Republican Maorli, In the French Senate.

LONDON Nov. Tho result of last sundays
election. Tor municipal delegates in I7upl commune.
France a. far as ku leaves louht of the result Of
the senatorial contests on the 5th OF ofJauay neat The
returns are not complete but those received ea 10 show
mat eleven departments. now represented ~ twenty.
Even Nonsers sau'c senators, have been Mol iy the
krpubicans namely lctAult, llir.rtNlusc Iniro ~.
Loire. Lot L0tpt Garouuc. Mau,nc. Maglc MaNrnue
Mouse. Nuri and fuy iv. Dome The Republicans ha,lig
lost NO department THIS gain ismotc than sufficient tn
urn Tie majority IN The senate. publican majority
Of W lNast tMelNe W nl N N oomilenilN exnrctld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
"THE 0HosT or MoRRIssEr"
What Pursues Augustus scheu In hi. second
Losing Race.

Tho Notionnb Assembly Rooms in West
forty-fourth street wcro crowded last night by
enthusiastic ant-Tammany Democrats Of the
Seventeenth Assembly District Great cnthu-
slasm prevailed. Mr. William r. Fin.
oy. the Assembly candidate spokc, and
Justice Henry Murray charged Tammany
ing: You must take this man. whether
you like him or not" In nominating
augustus Schell for Mayor. John Kelly
bocn disnstrously beaten by John Morrissey
~ voice; Tho ghost Of John Morrisscy will
q The oyster the think 10 have: who wants tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
That Reported Outrage In rcnn,y,y,n,,.

Inquiry in Thompson. Pa. whcro two
uamp' were said to have horribly mu.
uaicd young school teacher. who wrote
on the blickho,rl with desperate strength b,forc an.
lied tr dyial, o the crime leads TO the hoo tia tho
No one IN Thompson hal hcari ~ the OUTRAGE but
tt6le - luhoI uH, sue crimc u.curici 90 ttnnpns
lnquy there also lcids T. the belief tina the ,to,, had
nalctl NNdtuou lhe ir,t report tQ Port lerNla
ariiTt7tt un irgs.Ne eIt.y l,"Iltii'," s-~A~.-s...
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star, the centre being photograph Of Dr.
NcGlynn and the radr twenty 1ye $50 geld pieces, was
put up yesterday 20 be raed Tor AZ ST. stephens table
In the great fair in the cathedral Tho star has been
chrstencd Tho Golden Star The inpour ~ visitors In
tie evening has increased that IL makes some etnbar
rassncnL visitors who desire 10 bus The tables arc
often unable 70 reach them owing 10 The crowdng III,
probable that the rate OF admission will be raised 10 MY
cents on Monday, that the attendance mAy he slightly
lesscned II Is believed that the result Will be an in
creased spending Of money at the tables
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

As john Titus and Adam Eplnrs were driving
across the uacA of tho Manhattan Beach Railroad at
Central avenue BronkSn, Yesterday iu an opcn car.
rage, not thinking Of any danger locomotive 10 which
two cars wcrc attached dashed upun them Mr. Fuirrs
ga with all his strength tu Il ms hor>r back hut te
locomotive struck the hOiers he- kul kiue the animal
down ~ utt in it, aN II hloke Tie shaits The hurc's
under AN N.s htn@rn ami - 80 100 WAS fractured . tt
u VIII prom NyuW Both 90 thc u.u ,.,,.ppi ulhurt'
lnc Htruuc = suchcr graded nor paved II rIat loit
and there is little travel over IT, 1900 'N''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

NEwRuRloRr Nov. 1.-Calcb CushnG's let.
ter declining the nomination by tho Worcester Demo.
cratic Convention for he Attorney ucml,lhn D., puh.
h,hod ibis morning, tn. lcttcr BE- dntal sent ag and
N", 'a ic reason Tor h'' decision hl. advanced aer.
Aul las NOT possessing the qultIruUuu ui ENo ,,.ti
residence, winch tn iunsltuiuu requires D.Ipl ,y,.,
hi, personal iTi'ul.in far Ocn Muller would a1e M
ducgt him 10 acec cpt the nomination 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Fnt.lly shooting hi. brother.

Troy, Nov l.-For several months bitter
ieud has existed between Judson and Casu CARPENTER
brothers, Who dvcll in South Granyile, Washington
county. They quarrcllcd this afternoon. and Cas,iu.
carpenter was innif wounded his brother diug iht,c
1lun james Nnnlue, hysttuder who ttcd T. quIet
JAdsVh Carpenter was also fired at hUt he N4s nj urt
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mat have been successfully made TO unite all NO.
hucai clements opposed to this common cncrnV and ws
here tonight earnestly endorse the combination
uokct headed by Edward Cooper Tremendous al.
n'ause Tor Meyor, and do, therefore, pledge 10
az unrceryed end cithusiasuc support ire
TONS every whore visible q powerful uprising Of uc
people nnd shal rejoice IN the delVcrance 0i ntr ctv
llon we re,sn Of an cNtravasant aud INSCRIPTIONS Oil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

To Inn Enron or 1IlH SUN-Sr In Justice 10 Or, Oar
IN, magnetic phYsicans ~ West thirty hith street |
WIZ STATE mat they cured NY Mile Of rhc cunAtsin and
.uta.a hie years ago MAS also permanently re-.
stored to heah my Affections being dyspcpsia cathrfh.
s n1 Ra,,ai ceNnes~ kslsT " ue AZ 26 West Thrty'
sA"'n sHssb " LIVA~AII
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to publicly repudnte this display. Il was mndo
entirely without his knowleigo or approval
hc also wishes 70 disclaim the implied conlbi-
tolt, He is part Of no other combination than
the ticket adopted by tho Conventions by which
with IT, ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

MEMPHIS Nov. Tho Board of Health has
officially reported two cases Of death from yellow 'evcr
for the twenty unr hours ended at 0 O'Clock tonight
FIVE additional deaths from other causrs are also ne.
pored business Is being active ly resumed. Those
mclcnans VINO temporarily engaged in busliss at Louis.
Nllr, Nashville st. Louis ant tnCinnau have returned
ana are bnsiy engaged IN nng orders goods s,nt E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
The Death orn French s,ate.man.

PARIS .Noy.l Louis -Antorine Garncr- Pages.
the statesman and historian has d..l a The age g( a.
lie was born IN Mtr..tc. ~ sui, IL i.,tt ,, u., f
oii 1,yetiA ahi Nn,t, = Finance unlc tis lTo'i,
ue lns.lnt,g Assembly. lie wrote a history Of u,e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

s,r,ta, ''"' ol carts bearing transparenclos in
tho An,' ",u ~, 'Ao names Of BENJAMIN X. Phelps.
ior h,'. nu'l Iammany ana Republican candidate
the rs.''" Ta Attorney, and Cunning s. Bedford.
drIvsn a",im"ny candidate for City Judge. was
evening sigb sE9 3oya the west side on Thursday
NtucE Eoass within Tho pon cnc harness
t's 4IaE intervals. Ig, ybelps deslSss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

double page illustration OF what the Rev Mr. Tai
mhgt saw ~ The Buckingham IN LiH,, he 1i,l.If
f~ sas slST! Wlsge, PIlee " espls,-Ad.
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PouGHTEEPrIF. Nov. l.-Farncrs from tia
Nuuui lfI rf SNOW storm last urlt ulilit lett =
ground covered with show tI, morning
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The Republlean. aud tho Ticket.

The following resolution was adopted at
evening:
Rsg'rsi That in view OF the great danger which
lhieatens our ciW from the corrupt aud dcspoie
rue " IaWmqpy 4Hl, Nc aPPg9Ss VI he epYTw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
In,erdlc,ins I.a..nrIs'. works.
a Party or PolItlcnI spenk.r. Vp,.,

BERLIN, Nov. Tho Iolite haya interdlctcd
ie sale Vi tho Socialists woiks II La-,alle y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Jor1INGS ~ md NEIR 1uE CITE

Warmer, cloar or partly cloudy weat =
s"ui"' 'irlt winds, stationary pr lover pressure '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Jenktns'H Prepared buck wheat
Makes onssI cakes VI ANY on this market -Aas.
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Mauger's Pointer" Playing Cards.
IRds4sd, rounded e0IAsga EieesI aalg uSis,-Adn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
CAIRO ILLINOIS, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1e la7a

Iaughter.) The carpenter un-olls meas
uring tape and decides that she will need a
box five and half feet long One Of the
men gets on the lid and brushes it ts Its
place. Wait for the city missionary No,
say the men, We have three or four more
cases just like this to bury before noon.
How is the grave TO be filled upl Christ
suggests a WY. Perhaps it had better be
filled up wiilfstonc Let those who are
without sin, come and cast stone at her
till the excavation is filed. see form
coming slowly across the Pottcr's Field,
walking as though his feet hurt. He comes
to the grave and stands there all day and
night. II is the Christ OF Mary Magdalen.
Then thought that perhaps there might
have been dying prayer, penitential tear
around that miserable spot. At the last
there may be greater resurrection power
here than when Queen Elizabeth comes out
Of her mausoleum in Westminster Abbey,
But must close the two lanterns. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
CHURCHES.

A fkiCAN N. E.-Rourtecnih street between
"A walnut and Cedar streets; services sabbath II
o. IN ana '!p =. NJ; Sunday school fsD p. M
CHRISTIAN Eighteenth street: meeting Sab.
- bath 1870 p. M; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH or THE REDREMHR-tEp i,eopeD
- Fourteenth street; Morning prayers lSabbsth)
lo3D g. m: evening prayers. 100 p. m; Sabbath
school y a. m. Rev. 81. j. Dillon.Lee. Rector
ERsr MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
1 Preaching at 1920 a. M, 8 p m. and 7:aO D. m.
SsDba'h school al 20 p. m. Rev. +. j. Shores,
pastor.
l LUTHERAN Thirteenth street: services Sab.
- bath II o. m. and 20 q. m; sunday school Ga
m Rev. Duerschncr, pastor.
METHODlsT-Co Eighth and Walnut streets
wi Preaching Sabbath 1910 a. m. and D. m
prayer meeting, Wednesday : 20 p. M; sunday
School Up IN. Rev. A. P. Morrison, pastor.
DBESBfTERIAN-E Eighth street; preaching on
i sabbath at 1890 a. m and T:30 p. m. prayer
meeting "wednesday at 7:30 p. IN. Sunday School
at3p. m. Rev b. Y George, pastor
SECOND FREE.WILL BAPTIST - Fineer tn
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser.
vices sabbath al and 7:3O p. m.
CT. JOSEPH S-t Roman Catholic Corner Cross
y and Walnut strceta: services sabbath 1890 3.
m sunday School at p. m; Nesp a. 8 p m; ser
yices every day at s p m
CT. PATRlCK's < Roman Cstholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab
bath and 10 a. m; Nespers 3 p. m. Sunday School
p, IN; services every day at p. NJ. Rev +. label,
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
APLEA FOR SMUGGLING.
Washington Post.

We consider it the duty Of every Amori
can citizen to snuggIe, when he can get IN
opportunity This because of the sacred
night Of revolution, accorded the children of
Israel when they fed from the house Of
bondage, and our forefathers when they
threw the tea into Boston harbor. 1t will
he remembered that when the Hebrews fed
out OF Egypt, on account Of strike in
brick-yard, they did steal, take and carry
away sundry divers pots and pans, OF much
value, belonging to the boss brickmakcrs;
and high moralists, such as Paley, haveheld
that It was all right. for the Children had
not been paid for their labor, and therefore
took only what they had right to. Now,
as the tariff laws are framed to enrich Ger.
tain classes, and thereby rob all others, il
is not only the right, but the duty of all
good citizens to violate their rules, and de-
prive the unconstitutional monopolists Of
their ill-gotten gains.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
THE LIGHT AND SHADE OF HOME
LIFE.

In one Of his recent sermons Rev. Dewitt
Ialmage drew what he was pleased to term
"magic-lantern" views of the light and
shade of home life. The pictures are such
true ones, and presented in such an artistic
shape, we cannot resist the impulse TO re-
produce them
In imagination the pastor brought out
two magic lanterns-the lantern of home
and the police lantcrn-and drew their
contrasted pictures on the screen.
The magic lantern of the home-a moth
er putting her little ones to bed, trying to
hush the frisky and giggling group for
evening prayer She covers them up to the
chin with the blankets and gives them a
warm good night kiss. Then they are left
10 the guardian angels that all night long
canopy with spirit wings the trundle bed
The lantern Of the police--a boy ken
nelled for the night under the stairway of
a hall through which the wind sweeps. or
lying on the cold ground He does not
90 to bed; he has no bed. His cold fng-
ers thrust through his matted hair. his only
pillow. He did not sup last night; he will
not breakfast tomorrow. He did not say
his prayers when he retired; he knows no
prayer He never heard the name of God
or Christ except as something to swear by.
The wings over him are not the wings of
angels, but the dark, bat-lihe wings of
penury and want.
Magic Lantern of me.--family gather.
ing around the argand burner, Father
with his feet on ottoman, mother sewing
fancy work, two children pretending to
study, but in reality watching the other
children who run in and out of the rooms
like balls Of bounce.
Magic lantern of the polce--a group in
toxicated and wrangling, cursng each 9TH
er, past of shame future of suffering.
The fragments of chair propped against
the wall, fragments of pitcher standing on
the wornout, half-broken down mantel.
The pail of refuse brought in from some
kitchen torn by the human swine plunging
in the trough.
Magic lantern Of the homc--a Christian
daughter has just died. Carriages roo up
to the door in sympathy. Funeral services
intoned amid the richly shawcd and kid.
gloved and braceletcd long funeral
procession going out toward the unparallel-
ed Greenwood, where will be raised a mon
ument Of FURNISHED Aberdeen, with the in.
scription; "She is not dead, but sleepeth."
Magic lantern of the poice--a poor waf |
of the street has just expired. Did she
have any doctor No. Did she have any |
melicinel No. Are there no garments to
wrap her in for the tomb9 None. Where
are all good Christiansi Oh, some of them
arc in rocking-chairs, in morning gowns
and in tears over Bulwcr Lyttons account
Of the last days Of Pempeii-Q aughter)---so
sorry for that girl that was petrifled--
great laughter)--and Others of the Christ
ans are in church, knceing on soft cush-
ons, praying for the forlorn Ilottcntots