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know. hat his sons have watched him close
ly Of late, not letting him out Of their sight.
George w. Quintard, one of Mr.. Roachs
sssignees, said last evening at his country
home at Port Chester: while the fact that
Mr.. Roach was contemplating making an
Assignment for the benefit Of bis creditors
was known BY me, for the reason that l had
been asked to be one Of the assignees, yet
I did not think il was coming so soon. The
adverse criticisms that have appeared from
time to time in the newspapers prsyet on
his mind. He has become melancholy,
and it has been necessary to have him
closely watched. Mr. Roach has about
$5OO,O00 locked up in the ships that he
was building fer the Government, and as
the Government claims that 1t had no con-
tract with him, there would be the same
trouble with the rest of the ships that there
has been with the Dolphin; 30 nothing, in
his Judgment, was left for him to do but to
turn over his property to his creditors.
as there any probability, in case some
satisfactory arrangement could be made
with the Government, that Mr. Roach will
resumeY' was asked.
mo" replied Mr.. Quip tsrd. u do not
believe that Mr.. Roach could 90 on with his
business, on account of his mental trouble.
he is not able to DO anything.
The business of Mr.. Roach will not be
continued at present This is sad feature
of the affair, as it throws about $500 men
out Of employment at dull time OF year.
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Grafton Notes-Base Bali.


GRAFTON, W. VA, July l9.-The Athletic
base ball club reorgsnized this week, the
following officers were elected President,
Prot. W. S. Fleming; Vice President l..
Addison; Secretary, Alex. Zeck; Manager,
E. /. Allen; Captain, James Morgan;
Corresponding Secretary, E. A. Ford. This
is one of the best clubs in the State. They
will cross bats with the Scotch Hill club of
Preston county this afternoon at the old
Fair Grounds.
Ii is said by railroad men here that this
month the B. L D. company will not send
the pay car out over the line to pay of, but
will have its agents to pay at each station
with checks. This system it is claimed
will save the company about FIVE thousand
dollars year.
The County Court this week ordered that
the new Jail at Grafton shall be the jail OF
this county on and after the 2Sd day OF
July.
John J. Gilligsn's store Of merchandise
was sold to-day by John 7. McGraw, trus
tee. John McCabe being the purchaser at
ona thousand and eighty dollars.
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A Destructive Fire.

Boston, July ia. destructive FIRE oc-
Cured at the New York and New England
Railroad Compsny's car shops 10 Nor~ood
this afternoon. The Ere originated in the
engine room ard destroyed the main buile-
ing, which va, of bnck, aud used IS the
passenger and freight car repair shops aed
ior turning out all the woodwork used In
their construction. The flames also COM
municated to the back building, 700 BY 60
feet used as blacksmith shop; then 70 the
foundry baiding, and they we're also de-
stroyed. a long wooden structure used for
The TN shop was partially consumed. A
great deal of of valuable machinery was de-
sroyed, in al about one hslf Of the sompa-
ns's extensive works were ruined. Bat
very Etfje rolling stock was injured. The
total loss u about 500. 900; probably fully
,paDred
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DEADLY HEAT.

Two Hundred and Eight Deaths in Twen-
to-four Hours in New York.
New YORK, July l9.-To-day opened
pleasantly, there being a cool breeze from
the south in the morning. This died out
soon after noon and the mercury reached
go at $50 p. m. The breeze freshened
about this time, however, and the heat Of
the afternoon was not very oppressive. At
10 o'clock tonight the thermometer marks
96o, summer heat, and there is refreshing
south wind. The Health Board statistics
show q record of 20s deaths for the twenty:
four hours ending 81 noon. This is the
largest number required for any day in
1855. Coroner Messeller held to-day forty
two inquests on the bodies of persons who
directly or indirectly died from the hest OF
the last few days
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FIGHT REPORTED.
The Cheyennes Threaten an Indian Agents
Life-A Reported Fight.

The Cheyennes 8 Threaten an Indian Agents
Life-A Reported Fight.
MILES CRY, MoST., July 19.-Excite-
nent ran high here yesterday, caused BY the
report that FIVE COW boSs and seven Chey.
ennes had been killed in fight on the Rose
bud at Fort Keogh. 1t is learned that the
Pine Ridge and other Cheyennes on the
Rosebud, insisting upon the latter leaving
their reservation to 20 South on the war
path. The Cheyennes on the Rosebud
are peaceable and prefer to re-
main quiet. The others threatened
the life OF Indian agent Stevens at Rose
bud. He fed to Fort Custer and telegrsphed
to the Department Commander at Fort
Smelling. The latter ordered Major Logan,
at Fort Keogh, formerly acting Cheyenne
agent, to proceey to the agency and investi-
gate. Logan has great influence over the
Northern Cheyennes on the Tongue and
Rosebud rivers, ard will probably avert
bloodshed he started at once for the scene
with small detachment of soldiers, and
the citizens believe that the trouble will
soon be suelled.
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A BRUTAL FIGHT.
A Hard Glove Fight Between Thompson of
rI.valana and Prof Hadley.

A Hard Glove Fight Betveen Thompson OF
Cleveland and Prof. Hadley.
ST. Paul, July l9.-About l25 people
attended hard glove fight to the finish,
down the river this afternoon, between Mer-
vine Thompson, of Cleveland, and Prof.
Hadley, colored, Of ST. Paul Five rounds
were fought when the referee gave the tight
to Hadley On fouling by Thompson, after
9 warning by the referee against repetition
of the fouling, which consisted in eincAing
and throwing Hadley over his head. Thomp'
sons superior strength gave him the advsn-
tage in the first three rounds, when the su-
perior skill and hard hitting Of Hsdley began
to tell and Thompson showed signs OF
being winded. In the las. two rounds
Thompson stood up to hard punishment
wilh no resistance except foul wrestling
which decided the fight against him. Had
ley's blows fell fast and furious towards the
last and Thompson was bs1ls puaished
both in the face and body. Very little. bet
ting was done as before the 6ghtit was gen.
orally conceded 10 Thompson. There is no
talk of hippodroming Thompson said he
fore the Gght that ne had brought his bag
gage as he had been warned if be got
whipped he could not come back to CleVe-
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QUIET STRIKERS.

The Ouietest Sunday for Years at Cleveland
Depressed Michigan Strikers.
CLEVELAND, July l9.-This was the
auietest Sunday seen in years in the Eigh-
teenth ward. The strikers nearly all re-
mained at home, and 80 disturbances of
any kind occurred, In an interview today
the big Russian, who, it is said, had been
chosen leader in case of another outbreak,
denied that the men had been drilling. The
strikers, he said, realized that they could
not cope with the police, and he thought
there would be no more trouble.
Depressed.
DETROIT, Mich., July l9.-Specials from
the Saginaw Valley report the day among
the strikers as dull and without material
change. At East Saginaw the strikers ap-
pear depressed by the fact that the mill
owners are less willing than at first to &C
cede to the request of their employees.
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GRANTS CONDITION.
The General Yesterday Passes a Comforta
Bile Day.

The General Yesterday Passes n Comforta-
Bile Day.
Mr.. McGREGoR, n. Y, July l9.-Gen.
Grant passed a very quiet night His pulse
this morning Was Y and fuller and stronger
than yesterday. The benefits ofa fair nights
rest have bees supplemented to-day BY i'm
proved conditions made possible by the clear
cool weather. Saturdays for four weeks
past have been days Of mental depression
and physical weakness and the succeeding
Moudsys have as regularly been
marked with an apparent improvement
OF mental and bodily conditions. Friday
night last the Generrl suffered from lsxity
OF the bowels and added weakness followed
Yesterday morning the patients lassitude
was very apparent his spirits were de-
pressed To day the General sat on the
piazza much Of the time. His pulse during
the day showed no change. He read the
papers and passed restful and uneVenttul
day.
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A Terrible Accident.

GRAFTON, W. Va, July lS.-Jscob Bo-
niger was engaged in blasting stone in Ri
ley i RoSinsoO's quarry yesterday short
distance north of rowA He attempted to
light fuse and csrelsssly threw the match
into a can Of powder. 1t exploded with
Great force. blowing him several feet and
burning him terribly on bis face and arms
One hand was burnt to q crisp. he was
haHlu hnrf hnt viii recover
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The Paw Car Thieves.

ATLANTA, Ga, July l9-At daylight de-
tectives arrested George Hose ct bis homs
several miles from this ci,y. Rcss rs charged
with being connected with the recent at
tempt to steal the Richmond and Dsnviiie
pay car. He Was found wounded in the leg
supposed to have been the result of !, the
fusiiade during the attempts to rob the car.
His brother Charles who is supposed to have
murdered his wife year ago. was wanted
for the pay Car crime, but escaped in the
darkness.
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A Steubenville Dedication.
Spacial 10 ths Reoister.

SrEUBENvILLE, O., July ls.-The new
Catholic edifce known as the church of the
Holy Name, was dedicated in this city to-
day. This church is branch of the st.
Peters and will accommodate 800 persons.
The cermonies were very impressive end
we're largely attended. At ten o'clock all
the Catholic societies Of the city including
the Knights OF Erin, Ancient Order of HI
berians, Daughters of Mary, Soledity Society
and Temperance societies together with
the school children and congregation,
formed in line and headed BY brass band
marched 10 the church. The procession
was three squares long. Dedicatory exer-
cises were conducted BY Fathers Hartnedy.
Alexander and Hsrtly.
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m'sRAws APPOINTMENTS.
The New Collector Msde Several Mer
Happy Saturday.
Soee;aI n th< Rsofsfer.

The New Collector Made Several men
Happy Saturday.
Speciaito ns Register.
GRAFroS; W. Va, July l9.-conector
McGra~ made the following appointments
Saturday: W. r. D. Dent, Of Grafton, de-
putty collector; Archibald oden, store keeper
at Hannis distillsry, Martinsbarg. vice N.
Il. Riggs. Thornton Renshaw, store keeper
and gsuger at Scencendiver & Borum's dis
tillery, vice Joseph Barry. Mr.. Dent is q
lawyer of this place, and has for the past
four years been Commissioner of Accounts
of Taylor county. BE is very competent
and his appointment is received here with
expressions of approval from every one.
he 10 assigned to the Grafton ofioe. Oden
is prominent citizen Of Martinsburg, and
was Chairman of the Congressional Com
mittee in this district, Henshsw is the
wellknovn Sergeant-at,Arms of the last
House of Delegates. These appointments
are all considered strong ones.
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Salyationists in Camp.

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, July l9.-Ths Sal
vstion Army opened It's national camp
meeting here to-day with "knee drill at
Z O'Clock this morning. followed By Hal
lelujah march. The Army consists of p
officers and 65 soldiers. About 10000 per
sons are in attendance. A praise meeting
was held this afternoon aud Salvation
meeting this evening This Is the frst
camp meeting ever held BY the Array.
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A BRUTAL OUTRAGE
In Broad DAY light IN New York ON a Young

In Broad Day light IN New York ON a Young
Girl by Roughs.
New YORK, July IA young girl was
outraged by two men in broad daylight, in
Central Park to-day. Ellie Callahan, II
years old, came to this country from Ire
land five months ago. She had been out
at service up to few days
ago. This afternoon she was
followed in the Park near the Transverse
road and Seventy-ninth street by fourinen,
who offered to show her short cut to the
exit. On the way, she says, she was thrown
down behind clump Of bushes and as
saulted by two Of the party. Daniel Barry
q park laborer, has been identified BY the
girl as one of her assailants, and has been
locked up.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The large brick -four mill Of Frederick
Heiser, at Haverstrsw, n. T., was burned
With its contents yesterday morning. Loss
S35,000 Uninsured.
Lueien Biermau died at Delaware, Ohio,
Yesterday. from the effects Of injuries re-
eeived st the hands of gang Of roughs
who asssulted him last Thursday night
There has been no arrests.
Jacob Balls, 9 miner, was run over and
Elled while asleep on the Tuscaravss Val
ley railroad. near Navarro, lss. night.
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The Acme Club-.-The Asylum.
Special 10 the Reoist4.

PARKEEsBURG, W. Va, July IS.-Mem-
bers of the old Acme club were no way con
nected with the disgrscetul occurrence
which took place in tie rooms formerly oc-
cupied BY the club, which sold out January
last. Young bloods, some of were partici-
peuts in the shameful orgies, an account OF
which appeared in the SUNDAY REGISTER.
The Asylum Commissioners arrived here
to-day will view tbs advantages offered by
Parkersburg for the new asylum and then
O., 10 Weston.
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on I'm Ono.

An Epttons Of Hsvs CsassrnAng - DsaAs
anA Dsa1nsa.
River 3 feet 10 inches and falling.
The Elaine Win be todsys PaskaJbsfy
packet st ii . m
The steamer T. ?. Lssfhas dspasta ~
terdsJ morning as ] q N.
The Telesrsn. Captain Boeth, b todsys
Chripgton packet ct 3 p. n. -.
The Granite Stsss ~ svsg a 10 O'Clock
D. m. Saturday night fos Gscisnsa
At Pittsb1fg tie riv9 = % ncAs 80
falling; CisciaaAt, fest 3 incA0 80 faa-
ing.
il in he city looking sis9 bsis0 ~ -
line.
An tie locaI psctsls @ tins = -
ONeaL Stsubsuvills; .PSises4 bsdlaBe.
and Telegram, Clasingtoa-
The steamer c. ". Bssch11oe , Dc -
from Cpcinnsti todsy sa1 vin rstse. -
morrow 1t , 2. =. shssp ~ Cseissat.
The saesne PrinesW Da1s sxtD tdDe =
MsrrnsFu1y yesterday. te sceoonodsss
the pscpls sishiag to sttssd thseasPnsa+
ink.
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A sad Accident,
as-rL.n n.L

SrEuBExvILLk, o., October ls.-Last
night = sad accident occurred to Edward
Glendennipg, who lives in Mingo. He had
come to this city esrly in the evening and
took the midnight train for home. While
jumping from the train be was thrown
under the cars and had one leg taken of
and wss other~ise injured BE vas found
on the track this morning By his father
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Is There Cholera ut Grafton? ?
NOersaI % fhe RAgtsss

GRAFroS, W. Va, July l9.-Wm. Bar
rett was Frustrated while at work in his
brickyard Thursday. He was carried to his
home and Dr.. W. L, Grant was called and
pronounced it almost case Of real cholsrs.
wm. Woodward, one of the B. Il o. tele-
graph operators at this station, was taken
seriously i'll, while on duty Thursday, with
cholera morbus. he was taken to his
boarding house and medical aid rendered
by DR.. Grant who says be viii pull through,
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Natural Gas Suits.

PurssuRGH, july l9'--Saits for damages
sggregsnng SIS, 900 viii shortly be insti-
tuted against the Fuel Gas Company BY .
number Of persons injured BY the explosion
of natural Gas in the Seventeenth ward last
spring. These are among the FIRST suits in
Allegheny county courts for injuries re
ceived By natural gas explosions. and the
result viii be watched with interest.
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Trouble Aysrted,

PrTsBURG. July l9,-houbls atthe Pat
terson Grove campmeeting to-day was
ayertsd By the South Side African N &.
church people gracefully Withdrawing from
the groands ssd allowing the rival eoiored
congregation to take pesesable possession.
The services Of the special police we're not
needed.
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A Cold Hooded Murder.

81. Pau, July ls-The Globes Rsd.
wood Falls, Minn-. special says; About ii
O'Clock this morning Israel l. Alexander
shot and killed Charles Mowers, his father
in-law. The FIRST shot took effect in the
victims side and he tell, when the murder.
er deliberately fred three more shots, ell
taking effect, the second causing instant
death. The murderer was arrested. There
are threats of lynchiny.
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FoRElaA NEWS.
THE MOVEMENTS Of GEN. komAaofE.
1886 New Gases Of Cholera Repotei 10
Spain.--A Big Strike Antiei-
pated.
GENERAL FOREIGN O's'AroxEa.

ST. PErrRsBuRo, July l9.-It d ssui.
officially denied that zal6Oar Pas has bsss
occupied BY Russian troops. Gen. Konass
Of made slisht movement of troops thsrs
to prevent surpiss By IN Afghan sssssk.
he has been ordered TO hold ths position -
enable him todsiend the de6les II nsos.asy.
The government b dsssnissa 10 do moth
ing 10 ceuproaiss tAs pcndins sesotiaiioas
with England.
Americans Blaskballsd.
Loypox, July ls.-Thers b qaits osm.
motion in the Bschelon' Club over tAs sx-
tensivs blackbaliag Of American applicants
for membership, and the vithdravh Of Q
number Of Americans on this account Mr..
Br. r. Winthrop Who wAs proposed b.
Lord Leicester, and Messra Martin aa1
Sands. of New York, member Of Union
and Knicksrbockef clubs were Fseeatly
bhckballed, and thersupol Aessra Frazer
Praed and Hon. John Montague Gusst
member OF parHamen. for warshau, 70
signed from the managing committee. The
majority Of The club, however. ooodsmn
the action Of The committee in blsckballinG
Americans for no apparent reason but
tneu nAuonsny, Hno .neJ Peopue W ~,
eonstaot toe commlase On .oe groaae
mat tne PIese ~ u'e' s'' 'sPo'
the 'eehpR o, 'se c'eo
,o -,
n T;mSiSi"n @ h.,,..n ,hs ,s,ms {yoI ~ ~.
M,".a ~ nrd. and the Houss of cam nom
H. s p.sr. JsS..,sS ~. Con n,onsr. hS .
% .uo - S,- ~ STo Va, Sn.nn., a.. -
I;D'.s., .f I,.,.ua n.as ,h. h.., 80.
among The Lord. being 81 out of possible
loo
u,r s,,,r. S,,,,,r.,sd.
Ioxnos .July Ia-T,.r,y ,houss,d cot.
80. Iii nn.,s,;re. a, OIdhsII mill n h
thought will 20 out on Q strike against 10
n.r cent reduction in wages.
A Los. A:-o...G
p.RIs july l9.-M. Eloy. an aronss. -
cended In . balloon from LOrentai, the
month of the river Scarf on the BAY OF Biz
say on Tuesday, the l4th inst. The balloon
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BELLAIRE.


The second race between Sduttlsvosth
and the three champion skaters Of Rarass-
vile took place Ai the Vineyard rink. 10
the latter place. on Saturday night u
viii be remembered thst 10 the Afst fscs
Shuttleworth wss ioaled and Ais skate jaxle
bent BY Heed, oss Of b, conssstsnta and
although the Bellsafe boy came IN bsais1
the race was given him, on the groasd of
Q foul. The decision OF the fefesse, vhe
wss Q Glass City eprssesssiive psevoksd
the cordem nation Of ths friesds d " -
festsd chaps, and the ffissds Of sbattlssorth
were called al Sorts OF pet sana aet
found In the revised edition d the Nev
Testament. The Basnssvills pspss vrs
net slow about venting thsi spleen on the
referee. whom ths5 dspscsed - efscsea'
Drained individual; ihs - fses ws q
decide The t9usbo's' Dat D a'd not ~
BeilA'fe boy oeat squsss'y' out nc f1os ~ -
given ths sksang tsAm o. nemesnns.
shnttlevor!h sk.ese ne ns~ naa NE -
hioes no p, @ S,n % al -.
quarter w. s..I s'n. 49,
cSn ses t1e a'u ~ "s
AiDens AiDensu,SaHsa.xa; u,Sa
DnI - ...s enss 80 49, -
sSns.na CUT W;|ss Ss..s.s 80. = - -,
,SW-;i. 49,; ES.,srr Oh;o f.;iei ~
.,..;. 80 .S,.,.... IN shat,Ieve,si. -
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assI - t -. tss:~A -
e.n I,I ~. S.n - ~. =.
o,a ,aAsNL As
49, ~ -. -. -. 49, ...es.i r..
IN tns nfH q 0sos .S 49, u R.n.iss
ssn .sI.,1 an IL ..ss~S
fsasea T o. 'oe. Al .i.i-s
o. u -. -. -
ova ~ s W:!s -. -. - -
S a.. =. = IN 49,.
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BORsFoRDs ACID PaosPArE
For women asd chldrsn.

Dr.. Joa Holt. Ne~ Orleans. La, says
II have frequently found it of excellent ser
vice in cases of debility. loss otsppstits. and
in ecnvalescenee from exhsasEivs illness,
sad pariealsrly Of service in treatment in
women and sh'lzrsa
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Found Dead IN Bed.

GRAFTON, July ia little three year
old son of S. W. Wilson's was found dead in
bed Thursday morning. The child had
been an Invalid for some time being sffilct-
ed with spinal affection.
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CLEVELAND, July l9.-The entries fos II
grand circait rsee meeting which besias
on the 18th inst, win closs tonorros even
ing. The indicshoos ase thas thses viii be
a. sns 6eld Of horses - ever sppssssd
here.
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r,,rt,.x,.h, You.s L.4u.. raA. vous

Thirty Eight Teang LADIES' Ishs So~@
BALrlxoRE, July l9.-Thirty eight young
ladies took vow Of poverty, chastity and
obedience for . period Of seven years today
at the Convsn, Of the Sisters Of Hotre Dame
Of Baltimore county. At the esd of ssvse
years, II they vish, tksy will Be as libarty 70
make these VOWS 6nsl end perpetual
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At LouisviIle-LewisriIls 6. Athlstics 2.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3. Baltimore0 0.
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Venice than that man makes who gives his
eternity for time. Ye. how many there
are who are saying "Give me the worlds
dollars and you may have the eternal re-
wards. Give me tho worlds applause and
you may have the gsrlands Of God Give
me 20 or 40 or so years Of worldly successes
and don't care what becomes ofths future.
l am going into that world uninsured /
take The resne,sibiEsT;. Don't bother me
abnnt rnn, ..s.;s:on- .ssss:on Here I have the two
worlds before me--this one and the next.
| have chosen this. Goavsy from me, God
and angels and all thoughts Of the faturep
Men are actually making that choice uhie
there are others who have done far difessnt-
ly. When they
Tried to Bribe
with money Martin Luther some one said:
There's no use trying 70 do that-thh
Dutch beast cares nothing for goldl Whsu
they tried By giving him cardinals hat 70
brite Sayorarols, be stood up in biz palpit
and cried out: Il win have no red hat ssve
,ha, Of martyrdom eolored with my osn
blood" These men chose Christ amid great
prosecutions; bat hov many there am IN
ibis day when Cbrisianity ssems to BE-
popular Who are ashamed Of Christ and not
wiling to take the hardsbips-the seeming
hsrdships-of his religion. And alas icf
theml For long after the crash Of the
world demolition, theJ shall find thst IN
AL these years thsJ we're turning their bsen
upon the palaces of heaven, scrab5lias on
The door Of this sorids treasure -hoaee, ne
saliva Of terrible lunscJ on Their lips
horribly and overwhelningy plsying the
feel.
Once more 7 saJ to you, that those m:n
play The fool Who. While they admit ne
righteousness Of religion, ses It dosa 70