The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

Everybody has been put here 10 do honest work. and
the woman wno falls snort OF the mark must
give reason why. Therefore believe In your pro-
lane word
Alderman MogRis--l believe In the Scriptural hell
JOSH HART. manager Of Eagle Theatre-Believe In
hell! Of course 10. But snug corner viii DO re-
served In heaven for suffering actors, and am work
ing Tor place among the angels
L. J. Horne. Commissioner Of AccoupIs-There's
hell In the Excise Board.
JOIN E. DEvLrS--l believe In hell NV Church
teaches It, think That most prosperous newspaper
editors and all reporters will go TO IT,
Superintendent OF Police wALLiSc (smiing, Dur
ing an experience Of thirty years police business
have had TO do with offenders against the law OF man.
aud the punishment due laid down in the statute
books.
GEORGE JONES, proprietor OF Times-I ought to be-
leve In nell, for was educated m orthodox Baptist.
However, do not care TO give my views nell, Tor
my theological education interrupted at very
early age Al! can say Is that do believe IN PAN
ishmcnt for SINS both moral and physical
Coroner simMs. OF BrooElyn-I believe that there is
he'll aud that the flames are burning there now, and
many who have gone before us know IT,.
HENRY BERaH--I can't believe that Il accords with
the idea Of merciful and kindly Deity that there
should be hell Iull Of birthstone ana Gre, upon
which wicked people should be- roasted forever.
Why, II you thought any earthly sovereign guilty OF
such cruelty you would pronounce him monster.
Deputy Sheriff YoJSG--This is q hell Of an idea OF
yours know nothing Of the locality or climate.
Inspector of Police THoRSE--Therc is at times a
ioretsste Of he'll to be had earth. For instance,
man who has no money and wants IL has little hell
because OF unsaIis1ed want and some men who have
millions aud twenty live hell because
oil the lois.
WILLIAM F. KISrzISG, iswyer---I sure most
people get he'll enough here and those who doLt ought
to get enough hereafter to make up for it.
Comptroller WILLIAM BuRRgLL, OF Brookiyn--I DO
say that there ought TO he hell, and that there
good many people on tn lis mundane sphere that ought
to and will go thore.
STEPHEN FIsKE, Firth Avenue THEATRE was edu-
Gated IA Calvinst and strong mlnaed Presbyterian
AS boy had rigid rules obey and to Sunday
sonool twAe day. Ny notions oil hell are, therefore,
thoroughly orthodox II there is a place OF future
happiness then there is place OF future punishment
THEoBALD FLEIsH lin the Tombs, charged with kill
ing map)-Everybody In his right mind believes In
future punishment. There is a Power above there
must be penalty below II l had boy that didn't
believe in holl I'd whale MIN.
WILLIAM S. KELLEY, Clerk Of tho Court Of Common
PlcasI believe in purgatory and hell, make il out
of fire. or brimstone or what you please think hell
is much future necessity as State prisons are
present necessity.
WILLIAM A. BEACH (waitng Tor the argu ment in The
Erie Railway sutsj There's hell enough in these lii.
cations TO occupy my mind for the present
PETER DouGuERrY I'm the rombs with q pair OF
black eyes and cut check, locked up Tor being en-.
gagged in drunken prawD-I believe IN he'll; had
taste Of il night before last; don'l want any more.