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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
THE w AFTER WORKS.

The Waterworka Company arc very actively
engaged IN pressing forward tho perfection
of n system Of water supply. part IF which
they are required to do rs their charter. and
much heeldos which thoy have voluntarily
undertaken. III order 10 correct deficiencies
and errors Ia the laying oT pipes In snvoral
rnrtiona III tho city.
From jackson street to Canal the main and
service pipe ayaiem have always been IN aeI-
vlceahle condition, and very little has H. ho
done In this respect further than tho laying
Of the large malua which will become necpa-
sary when tho stand pipe II completed "a give
a head of water sufficient IL amply the upper
stories of buildings.
In the Second nletrict all the pipea on orosa
streets have during tho pas, few montha been
secured Of the accumulated sediment new
and larger ones have been substituted for the
old and insufficient ones.
During the progress Of their work Flpsl
dent Toby has discovered several pipoa laid
in the rear Of the city which were not marked
on the rharta and that In several lnatanuea
pipings of small calihro were madoto supply
larger once. the result being complete
choking M Of the pipea. IL ono case. whero
ulF-HiHE lbiusth " Hi1hhN' till NitNh, "
change In the pipes now gives head o. from
thirty to forty feet To tho aupply
The work In the Second niatriot iaeing com
pleted. Mr., Tohy'a attention will How I've II
rected TO the Third and Fourth Detreta
THE STAND FIFE.
Work has begun In earnest on tha smpor-
tant adjunct OF our future water ayatem Tho
foundation Is constructed Of fnrty-nnn ples
driven from twenty-five 10 thirty feet into tho
ground. upon which has been laid stone
foundation. and from its centre araoa tho
stand pipe. All the material for the cnnstrllc-
tiun or the column has arrived and inuw In the
yard of the main worka If the company. In
stead OF being u caat-lrnn structure "a VIZ
were led to believe the stand pipe will ha or
rolled boiler plates half an inch In thickness
and double rtvetrd. Each plato II about nlna
feet wide by about five Ia height. requiring
two patea therefore, 90 form cylinder six
feet In diameter. tho Etgp of thu column
which, however. tapnra (at a height vi ono
hundred and fifty feet to u diameter of four
feet. A seetion Of tho cylinder. having been
holted together HI Ito hoisht, IA placed over
another already In place, and the proccaa ~
rtveting the Two together fnrtCisoly after tin
fashion Of riveting an ordinary steam hoior(
begins. ten men being engaged In tho work
inaide and outsde Of the tube Three OF four
sections have boon put together, so that tho
column already assumes u respectable height
even above the stone pyramid surrounding
and SECURING its hasc But tho process Ia
necessariiy slow one. and II Ia estimated NJ
tho rate the work IL progressing. that II will
take aixty days 10 complete the stand ripo
When II IL tiniphed Mr.. Toby informs ns
that he Ia Satisfied that he will be enabled 10
supply water ut tho remott,at points from tho
Waterworks with head VI from thirty tn
forty feet.
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Catherwood's old stook whiskioa. Try thea
A MIsTRIAL ENTERED.

The oasc OF the United Statcs va Thos
w. Wells at ala. In which the defendants arc
charged with removing spirits from diatil-
iery In violation Of the law. was called yester-
day for q continuation # tho examination
commenced the preceding day
The deputy marshal reported that one Of
the jurymen. Mr.. John Mahoney. had been
taken sick during tho night and was unable
to appear III court
DIR. DeRauaset was sent for by Judge ELL
lings. and after examination he reported that
the juror had had ranGcstive chill and IL
would be daDgerousfor him to serve longer
The other jurors were brought In from tho
room where they had been confined all night.
and Judge Billings directed that thoy be dis
charged. and that Il mistrial be entered In the
case.
The defense urged first that q rev juror he
sworn to take the place of the sick one. aud
on this prayer being denied. begged and
strenonsiy urged that y new jury be I'm
naneled and that the case 20 right on. Judge
bitlnEs held that tho other business of the
court neecessitated n continuance until
future day and by agreement Of counsel,
january next. tho earliest possible day on
when X can he taken M. was fixed for tho re-
opening of the case
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Auguat Ghnineey To NJ. De- Armaa. ono lot
and improvements. bounded by Spuin, Mo
rcau. Casaealvo anG Mandoyilo atroets. neas-
urina ~ font front ON Spain street by GO feet
IN depth. $loN5
W. IL Bvrnes 10 fhoa y. Millor. two lots,
and improvements. bounded by Jackson.
Fhiltp, Coliseum and Chestnut streets. mems
uting together d foot front on Jackson street
by l59 f"et 10 inches In depth. $e0eo
Widow and heirs Of llortane Iuhau 10 pIerre
Fonrch. thirteen ota md improvements.
bounded by DauPhtno. Keynes. burgundy and
Forstall streets. live measuliug each 81 feet
front on nauphino street by 10 feet In depth
three measuring cach 81, fcet front on Rcynes
street hy lao feet In depth; tho remaining five
meaauling each q feet front on Burgundy
street Ivy I'D feet In depth $4,000
William Campbell Ia George A Wagatha
ona LEI and improvements, bounded by Rien-
vllc. perhgny, Cont and Claiborne strecie
measuring ~ feet front on Rlenytllc street by
l0a feot In depth. 5000
Mrs A. Del1ouche kawaski to Leopold
Gtrot two lots and improvements. houuded
BY hryadra st. Denis, Seventh and Eighth
streets, ;lNSl2O. S65A
John II Henry. Sr,, to Bertrand Rouheiac
two lots with buildings. bounded by inntl.
Aubry, Kprheblaye streets and St Bernard
Avenue. $3.50.
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BR Tiles.

Tho Secretary OF State has received tho re-
turns from all except thirteen or fourteen of
the parishes
Tho Eclipse Rowing Club givo n grand
fancy Dress and calico ball MT tho Perfect
Union Hall. ON Saturday, the thirteenth in
slant.
During the falling OF the temperature yes
terday n man dressed In nm alpaca coat aud
drill trowsere WAS noticed on Canal street
stopping ev"rybody he knew To ask II they
had seen Little Buttercup." He wanted to
s"e her. he said. to know whether there was
q change In store" for him.
city paper referring to the election OF
Crescent Fire Company No. "a yesterday
spoke ST MI Dudenhefer rs defeated candi-
date tcr the foremanship Of that company
MIR. Dudenhefer is the president of the com
pany and was not a candidate nj all at the
election
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The First Regiment was inspected last
night Mt thor headquarters. Odd Fellowa'
Hall. Ivy Adjutant Gen. Beaurcgard. Col. W
j. Behan. Major CIom Walker. Inspector
general. and Lieut. Col. Williams assistant
sdjutant.
The command was under the following OIL
Gers Col Adolph Meyer, Major Thomas Nc
lntym. Adit Henry Guy Carleton. Surgeon
W. II. Watkins. Assistant Surgeon W. f..
Sehuppert, a. q M. Theodore Hellman
The regiment Ia III need ~ uniforms. only
ono of the companies being provided with
them. but they, nevertheless. prts snted Il
seldierly appearance and passed the iuspce-
ton oreiitahly.
After the inspection the command paraded
and called I'll and serenadcd q number ~ their
friends ana the DEMOCRAT.
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timely assistance rendered by Capt Geors
Miller. Wv
Jim Halnin, while drunk. foil into tho rl...
head Of Common street, but Was rescued isee.a.
drowning by tho police. sVm
Francois Laoata nj 10 O'Clock last nlpht IA,
Into tho river. but was rescued from drows
Ing.
On Wednesday,. while using hatohat H..
jas Walgamette came within hair braaals,,,s
NJ aevnring bis thumb from his hand
Wednesday nj noon Chas Ferris fell f.o,.
the. wharf Of tho Planters Oil Works any NM
Sustained severe injuries. ~
Wednesday evening tho steamer Natal,s
while backing ont from her wharf Mt A,vIasssi
iouied the Louisiana Dry Dock and damssssa
herself to tho amount of $50. sW
You can got then nest pictures taken by Wass.
bum ~ n moderate nrice
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NEWS OF TIE CITY.
THE MORGAN ROAD.
Through Cars TO New Iberia me
Work Elsewhere and IN
Nav Orleans.

Through Cars to New Iberia The
Work Elsewhere and IN
New Orleans.
nince Monday laet trains have hean run.
ming through on the Morgan Railroad aa fa'
aa New Iberia. The track is laid ana IN per
feet running order for diatance of eight
miles beyond New Iberia leaving diatanne
or eighteen miles between that point and Yer
millouyile. II would have boon al com
pleted long before this If II had not boon Tor
quarantine but with good weather inc re-
mstnder of tho road Will be completed Mt tho
rate Of about third ~ n mile per day this
puts Tho date of completion aa Tar aa Yer
! milipnylla back 80 about the hfat 81 febru-
nry. and It Ia confidently stated That The
Texas connection will be ready and IN perfect
order two months later.
Che road. and hundred cars ate now in
course OF construction NJ tho company
worha Add "a THE that within the past yeni
inward Of ono hundred and fifty new cars
have been put OH the road. besides lnGphp-
lives. which are constantly coming
The lmnlanse wnrtn and warehouses erect
nd by the company on tho Algters eide VIII y"
brought To d completion very aoon, aud IN tho
meantime pile driving, etc. Ia proceeding 81
tha New 0rlenns stHe. Ihia is n atupendnua
work and will occupy considerable time, Ra
the difference between high aud low water
marka Ia "A feet, and tho ferryhoat eon
tfivance must be arranged accordingly. Tho
boat will carry alytnen cars, eight nn naeh
ai,ie aud one locomotive will drag oil 81 them
from tho boat
The company will probably commences
building their depot on the New Orleans eide
"a soon as tha question If compensation 4"
persons Interested In real estate lhnrnahauts
Ia settled.
90 60 Washhurn y and got n Inmhar6 Fadnleea
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TIE MRS. RILEY MURDER.
Trial of Thos. Clarke Before tho 81

perior Criminal Court
Tho ease OF The State ya Thos Clarke
charged with having, ON tho eighth of lae
August. ut tho Dixie saloon. No 3G5 Deeatu
street, shot and killed ono GeIestinS Riley
came NJ for trial yesterday before tho Supo
rior Criminal Court.
Attorney General Egan represented thu
state. while Mr. Southworth. appointed by
the court. appeared on behalf of the defense
| The prisoner appeared at tho bar dressed II
a dark suit of gray clothes Ho had n care.
worn look about him. but his demennor was
quiet, while he nervously twisted piece o
tobacco from one side Of his mouth to the
other.
At o'clock tho jury was impaneed md
nfter number OF challenges for cause live
for tho State md ten for tho accused the
following jury wnB obtained w. q. Smart.
Isaac II. Ellis. Il. II Garrison Alex Il. Assem-
hoimor, James A Aiken, John T. Ronx. Frank
Dietrich. John A. Graa. Louis A. Girard h L.
Eschelmnnn. I. J. Furyear. JuIns Il. Alzar.
After the jury was impanecd the court took
n recess for half nm hour At o'clock tho
case was resumed. md the examination Of
tho following witnesses was entered Into:
IA ban IltH lN..t II L..
no,trm al, tho hndv If C,t, ID n,, h..o p1t,
,Ian o. T., thn c.,,so ,,f III, It,oth ''''5' "ie'
August Staenyel teatitina ~ s,,oi,,x ,,..
eusaI In onunnn,, NH H. a .'''E vi. ~
hnueo ON tho dav nrevioa T., ,ha ,,iI,, Nv n ni
49, ,it ~, -, !, ,l :, ~ ~ - ~ @ii,lR 10
woman with hla foet no ,vnti ~ .,ie
NJ hin hnuoa ~ 49, 40 =" p's'"t' Whle
fant Incb .iachcnju !, ~, ,.,4.
enid thnt whom he fnnu t,i,I' 81 Ia nitss'..iios'y,
ho and Ia him "vnn la ,,a ~, -" 9I,s..o'
nrottv Ind Hy.,, ~ 80, ~ " so'' " y
,yoIuon p nnd snid .ah, l., 10y -, - ths
auid TINT clarke throw ~, L,,,t h'' ~, ~
"tI W" ~ ~ ~ ~ Suan" W 'olh hands ana
i, and hn th,, ,niI go 49,, - "itiitsy uoilN
amid Inn Ia rxnetIv y,,at IN, .n' w. IN"
anrgnont f!iltn,t ,atf,t,', t',e' -. W NO
,r th~ rnvoII,ar ~ thn ni,t ~ ~. instoVeiy
killing and mo a,,ns,t.,,. u", ~ altei inc
When nnrnv him nnTa, H ., -, w." prisoner
~. Wv i,hE ,''H hH'pi unrest Inc prisoner
asi, -, ~ ,,, wv, 49, t,asu ,inn eloWd me lie
nalEcd mo To- tai, hi, 49, - N s' ~ una ne
iii thnt ~ ,yantod 49, -" ''iai'ty hospl
'",' sl'lt ,'o Wh,ltfd 10 s,N heI
,h,l aa,n., ne ~ i''1a'sl the pistol aa
IN thn ,,naa.aai,n ~ ~. ~ n"i frequently seen
Ghnrina arnon - ,l,e ~, ,f ~
solonn testIed IT, tbo '"pnn', 81 inn ',lSe
hning n III, anI :" 'an ae.us' and hen"as"d
n, II M 'nI -" hilihR ~ nor ~
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded nc the Office d
the Board Of Health yesterday
RtKTHS.
Mrs, Prime Medus son.
Mrs. Martin Fiunegan, q daughter.
Mrs, Geo ". Palfrey. a aon,
Mrs. y, !. CavelIer. Il son
Mrs. Jacob Ruhier, son.
Mrs. Alfred Nagnun. a son.
Mrs. Michel Riri. 4 daughter
DEATHS
John Howard. NJ years.
Giuseppe Sened0, & years
l.. Sere, u days.
Try Gatherwaod's old stock whtakies
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MUNICIPAL.
The budget Completed.

The budget Completed.
After n long sosalon yeater(lay Of tho city
Council, In committee pf the whole n budget
for 1870 was agreed upon. which kdminlsira.
Tor Glynn will present to day 10 the Council
III open session.
A general cutting down of expensoa. II ap
pears. has been found necessary, Whilst the
aohonl appropriation has boon maintained nj
f2Rn,0ou. tho police appropriation has boon re-
iu oil from f3hnAne 10 $2nO. 900 tho eFpendi-
turae FOR paa light from si34Onn to 80. 900
| Tho fire cxtinguIah'ng expenditures haye also
hcon reduced materially
Tomorrow tho full "details Of tn" budget
will be aivon.
THE MARKFF aTaHr, "AEr.
| Fof tho sake Of accuracy. and without refer
enno t. tho report made Of tho Fnyflraa mar
ket etal caso published IN the DEMOCRAT
yoatat day.. III 40 I'M "a II relates la tho com
menia IF Tho city officials on tho situation.
Tho following Ia given "a ~ correct yeraion of
ho suit tho ttln Of which Is Nugent Vi
| NaoohWa
i!aoohua aoli fottiataw his right 10 the 90
oupaney " certain stalls ~ tho Foydras mar
ket for s8fo each, After tho sale Fettiatew
permitted garChua 10 continue 10 occupy
portion NJ the sphee thus hnHght mn aalt
ieItl9loW dlha nilh inc tH'itS ~ MS 'htto'
ehiidtan anen W. recover tao piopefY ht'l
"hasen ny 'hol' ,hthet M "a',nns el1e'i nl
Ing that he lid moi require tho spaen which
hn Ind fhua purchased and paid foi
told him tItarrllral that hn might remain
;hetp na long IA ho lived Other wiineaaaa
tcatitlni that tho rndefat auanp was that
ilacch,la was to romnln until fattHrnw
wartad tho space Tho right If occupancy
IN question was iuventoliod and sold as the
proprttu Of Fettisrnw's succession, Admin
iatratnr i5nhau's aecreary. Mr.. ltaharro. In
the ahsence ~ Mr. nohnn gave fla tho words
Of Judge Monroel n written aounIesoence In
this sale under the advice If The city attnr-
nay, and tho city mntlo no claim ar appear
nnon whatever In tho ault the only material
point in he amt II would appear tbeu being
whether Pettlgrew had told Haeehna thnt no
mlghi nccl1py the stalls whici, hn {Rarohual
had apld aa long ma hn Iivcd or whather Pet
ilarnw had said that RReehls might remain
III lila occupancy until he lHnitlgrnw1 wautoi
tho STALLS The court. therefore. II would
aoetn adnpteI tho latter Wow upon thls mere
question of fact
Ihta explanation In given ma Ia aaId above. |
III, tho aal,e ~ accuracy los tho DEAneRAT'a |
report 81 tho dise,lsaion of tho matter had |
nothing To do with strictly legal proeoasea |
hut with TIM atnpuInrity 81 the situation
which iuatiiiaa n court ut law to ,lnlermlna
ipou n business transaction hetweor two per
sons. based upon the ownershp of n piece of |
property cInarly admitted To hn owned by n |
third party mud tho rules OF which third /
party are positively prohihitnry nf tho trans
action which lpd t. the suit
r,tr ), nj ,,, ft.ap
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CITY ECHOES.

John GroaRh. a letter carrier. was aaverelv
bitten ny p Vicious dog NJ No. II Marals
street ''s' t'f'
Frank johnson and John ThreadpIl were
locked up In the Fourth Station cbnrgea Y.,t !,
carrying concealed weapons
John Weber, the foreman OF Tho noa,,,a
elevator, Tell overheard Wednesday niuhf
aud would have been drowned save for ths,
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Try oatherwood,a old stock whlakles.
A POSSIBLE MATCH.

The " orcester Base BAH Nine, OF Wor-
cester, Ma S., have communicated with the
president Oh the Eckford Club, In this city,
proposing one Or . series OF exhibition
matches, 70 take place In this city
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Wednesday night Sergeant Hamilton
showed his good Judgment as an officer by
taking In pioayune confidence chap named
Albert Graft and locking him up In the Third
Station on the charge of being dangerous
and suspicious character. The accused is
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some time next year. The Worcester
boys propose that the only stake shall
be tho gate money, the winner Of each
game 30 take two-thirds OF the feoelp!s al the
dIav AMI the losers 10 have tho remaining one
third.
No formal action haa vet been taken on tho
prnppattipn Nv tho Eehfnrd Gluh. but II In
more than probable That II will be accepted.
pcturea true Ia nature nj Wnsbhurna studio.
tou CANAL atrant near nnrnnr Exchange flaea.
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Tho owner or u hotel on Mount Tamalpst
has property catamouut rigged I'D In tfes
about half n mile from ths house. and en-
ploys an old halfbreed To sit under bush
near by to grOwl and work the dummy
pRws by means OF couple OF small oortison
puleya. Tho young hunters from the city
Invariably como across the painter" frs
ono votley. hear n bloodcurdllng yell and
make n three mlnutesdash back TO the cabin
again. whore they sit and outlie each otEer
Tor tho rest Of the day, Tho hotel keeper
says that by the time the fraud is shot all To-
pieces no expects to have money enough 10
run daily newspaper.
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Preventive Of NRiarial Diseases Opinion
% Eminent Or. u. X. Walton, of An
nRnnIIs I'd

Colden's Idehig LIQUID Extract OF Beef is
most excellent preparation. It IL par excel
leuco Superior to cod liver oil or anything |
have over used Ia wasted or impaired constitu-
tiofG and extremely beneficial as preventive
Of malarial diseases. Sold by leading druggists.
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A Broken Leg.

At o'clock on tho morning Of the eighth
instant at Duncan,s BEND, Sam Jones, n
rouSter III the j. NJ. White. had one of his
l"gs broken by tho fall Of barrel Of whisky
On the arrival IF The boat at this port Jones
was sent to the Hotel Dtnu
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The Tower Of London narrowly ESCAPED
destruction from fire fortnight ago. A spark
caused the mischief, but owing 70 the eyer
tions Of tho fire brigade the flames, which
severely Injured tho officers quarters, wers
sIbdued before further damage waE doIla
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That merit will tell TN the end Ia we'll Illus
trated By the fact that Laplsea's Indian Turnip
Peetoral Balm Is now considered y standard
preparation all over the country. II ever fails
to arrest al manner Of cough. cold or eatarrh
Therefore its popularity Is natural.
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A Charter Adopted and Rates Re.
duced.
Tho Cahmens Benevolent Association mot
last night and adopted a charter and con
stituticn and act OF bylaws.
Tho association also agreed on tho follow.
ing tallff Of charges for hire Of their cabs
For caha, any distance not exceeding one
mile or twelve sqnareR, titty cents for one
passenger and twenty-five ecnta for every
additional passenger. and for every addi-
uonat mile, twenty five cents for each pms
spnger
Fot caha to OF from railroads. steamboats,.
hotels. fifty eents for the frat pnaaenEer and
twenty 1.-Two cents for zach additional paasril
ger. for trunks. twenty five cents each
For cahs hy tho hour, one dollar per hour
for over tive hours ut a ftill further reduction,
hy agreement With the driver.
E"l cabs tor plraaurn riding. tho rates shall
10 liked with the driver. thts tarin ta bind
ing on MI memb"ia pf the association and
tho association y cabs shall be known by tho
letters G. i. A.. painted on tho Tampa.
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also charged by Mr. Borgea with obtaining
$40 from him under false pretenses. The
prisoner ia wel-known hotel and berroo
heat
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ST. STEPHEN.


Notwithstanding the coldneas Of tho wealth
or, there was largo audience assembled p
Ames's Chapel Inst night to hear tho lecture
| IT Dr Isriator on tho subject Of vt. Stephen
| Dr Rrator announced That he would rurtai
| tho discpurae. ma tho evening was GOLD and The
| entire aecurity " the audience from The
weather was somewhat doubtful Ho would
also. he and Ito much reading nu the subject
| matter.
lilo then proceeded IT, road The story Of 1T
stephen, aa taken from lilo aoventh chapter
Of the Book Of Acts. hla arrest and appear,
ance before the SanhcdrIn,. ana lila aubae.
uuent atonIng Al The mitigation III The latter.
Ho said that. though not evliout by reaulta.
tho apuatlee handa were hurdened with work,
Ihav were ordered to hurry from poat 10
post and preach tho doctrine If tho need of
repentance. They were ~ proclaim tho eo,n
Ing 1T tho Kingdom " the Messiah, and to
preach tho great truths they were charged
with No sooner was GAriat crncliied, than
came tho announcement that the bands and
fettera Of the grave oauld not hold him. and
that corruption. tho thought Of which appalH
ordinary men, could not affect him,
God ha said, was never hurried lle won't
In ono smooth courao 10 n certain goal and
reached II unfailiugly In his own good Time
This law Ia Illustrated In tito matter 81 CON
version which follows after a career " aiu-
fulneaa. hut this duaa not preclude the idea
of eudtian conversions
Proceeding with the story nf St Stephen
no aaid the apostles anlnntnd n council of
seven for Tho distribution Of aims. IT, whom
They gave freshly Of thrit store, vt. stephen
was ono nf them. 10 WAS not an npnatle
sonrreIy n atudln,,S aud Ind hla fralltns and
wants llke ether men. lle Ind not the I'm
patunaity nf ut. Paul. nor Tho tenderness III
ST John lie was not brilliant or imposing,
Int wac distinguished for his good senae and
pinty When made a deacon. he nj once won't
fnrth among hia people filled with the Holy
Ghost Ito waa u man " great courage. but
wac indebted IT, tho fact nf hia arrest by the
Sanh"l1im fnl tho particular prominence ha
occupied. Whom tho impoaition Of hands
was laid rpnn him he was OVERLOOKING with
Ghrlat tlrohbing with the epirit III tho Holy
Ghnat and those who came In contact with
him felt tho influences ~ hie inspiration.
Tho lecturer here proceeded to show how,
In the ordinary walks Of lifn tho influences of
a good man II always fot hy the moat world
Is with whom he comes In contact. lie like
wae alluded 70 tho silence If people when
they aaw others around them being led to
thnit dannatlnn.
Tho purity If ono mans ifo would ovnt
whrm impieiy IN another Religion does
not simply mean join the church. II Ia a llfo
conservation ~ Ghriat tho assertion ct the
divine Within ua
ST Strphcrl he aaid had beaten tho Eanhe-
drim In argument Had he failed he would
have been allowed ~ depart with tho remark
waa mnrcilaasly taruat ont H. the mob, The
speaker then drew mn eloquent and graphic
picture of thn trial Rnd execution " VI |
Stnphan. and showed how he who haa led n |
good md pons tifo could most rourageonaly |
meet death.