, 1879-05-17


BLACKBURN md CuA1uEns do not, III their
mod folly, faithfully represent tile Southern
people.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE WRONG.
In recent article upon the May meetings
in New York, We congratulated tile ronders
Of Tnr TRIBUNE that Nor i'm KEE n China
man, had opened school III TINT city for llso
instruction Of bis brethren and was alao
about 10 commouco work of raviviug graoo
amoug than. II IL with u feeltng Of sadnoss
tint IuE TRIBUNE now has to inform its
readers that this good tnan with tho almond
oyos and lu1uriant rig-tail Inns gone wrong.
nnl that ho evidently Is Of near kin to BnEr
| 1IAnrEfs friend, who VIVA 80 ol,!dliko and
bland, and who played II 80 dreadfully upon
BILL NYE aud his partner. Nor jim KEE
l1as playod 1t eqnaly fine upon tho minis
f! torH, tho brethren anI 8istarA Of tllu Matl-
odist fold.
| The particulars Of Nor JIM KzE's fall from
grace arc not without mournfnl dcgroe Of
| interest. Soma titno since, Mr.. 1EoEaE
IsEEn, tito editor Of tho l3rook1yn Eagle.
wllilo In Ca!iforuia, ongaged AloY jim FuEY,
n brother Of Nor J1S KEE, as servant, and
took him back with him to Now York. Ifs
proved to be- an 1lonest mud capable ma',
mud whom later bioY JIM KEg came on from
California to see lis brother, Mr.. HEED gave
him tho freedom Of tho house until lio could
find permanent quarters. As l,o appeared to
10 vary smart aud his conduct waa frra-
proachnblo, Mr.. REED took great interest iu
him. md procured him situation in n largo
fancy goods store kept by h1r. PApHG. The
latter nlso bocamo greatly interested III him,
aud, noticing that he displayed considerable
knowledge Of theology aud was piously
inclined, ho introduced him 10 sono
of tho Methodist ministers, who ut once took
30 much interest in him that they proceeded
to convert lin to Christianity. 11o was con-
vorted with Tho utmost case, and joinod tho
First placo Methodist Church. Tho brethren
aud sisters congratulated themselves TINT
they lind captured n prize, for q Chinese
Methodist il n rarH aris, md strnightway
they took SO 1nncll interest IN him TINT tlloy
begun TO contrive ways and means to give
him good education in English preparatory
to sending him to tho Theological Seminary
founded by Unc1o DANIEL DnEw. MoY JIM
KEE MEANWHILE progressed rapidly in grace
"'sd aaoueeo Will uno.,out ~. " oho u .'io
eooa people su7reotn,s 'ne ll.''o e''''o tah'
10 was playing lie continued in Mr..
pAnKEs employment, giving good aat,sfac-
tion, and ho opened m evening school for
tue 1nslf'let'oh OF h's ieiio"s, "aa maae
prapas"'.ons 10 of1ne 'ne'n "AlA'n 'no ioio
OF oAs'se'a'Asg'
| The Banle article of personal ulso TINT
aroosen o8.e..o' saSP,e''n' maeoSoss'' '''e
fascail'ies OF Alof '1S NEE Ho WIS not aa
ongra.elal persoa go long as u I'll" hot H.
: VolVo MN III expense i4o 'naao many pres"
ehss 10 Ms' NEsn'a seFSehs-e'fla' enu' Us 'As
; event proved, they were not 'haonslplo 70 Inc
personal at'est'oas he aao"ea she'n' III ha
!, grat'tnae 10 MI. hEsn' 10 'haao h''n pres
: CIT OF MI elogahs s'lk aeaoKofoh'e1' WHICH III
| represented ho haa brought Win n'm IRON
/ Canton. ono oay MF: fa'Rs ealleu a. Alr'
/ LEEDS house, hhd III tue ooufao OF cohversa
r tion Ar. NEED showea Mr' fAhxE tho Aana
| kereh1et, whlel tue latter at once recognlzct
: as ono that had been ssolen from h'a store
Upon investigation IL waa ionnd TINT tn
gifts to hlr. Ngsns servants wofo nlso sto'of
from Mf' iAhRE. Il se"fon OF AloY J1s
KEGS apartments roronlod trunks t!'od Will
: alr. P1hREa s'Hs' pofeoiafn, 1a'ls' s:'pper'
a. n,sa vnrous nrttc!es OF h'jo"terie nnt yiFta
i When AloS J1S KEE was brought to tho Rta
' ton he was searched, "nd pannod out richly
n Dir. FARkEa property was IN llls Shoes IN III
4 pocAets, up H'h bleeeebr ts!ddeu III t1!o Wiz
y folds of his flowing robes, npl 10 one know
J h,,v p,,c,, In Ind awnl)n%od.
"a 4;,>, >, ,.o,,.,a, .t,t srnx IT,, U.,, ,,;,
% not co tn thn Draw 'rhenlocfcal Honinnry In