Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

assume foreign titles this year are Miss Adele
Ssant, MISS Marion Price and Miss Jennie
Suam pertain, the Ohio beauty. The report that
MlsS Mary Anderson is to marry an English
nooieman Il again afloat ana again denied.
working Men and the Actual World.
Rev. John Hall In New York Ledger
Inc iosa OF q minister, who, as learn from
the papers, has 100000 q year, being con-
cerneo about the struggles Of daily toilers, may
seem ridiculous. Therefore a few sentences
may De put down to show that communion In
feeling with the laborers IL not out OF the Ques-
ton.
belong 70 q class Of men whose incomes are
not large. A lsboring man ct Sc q day has over
SooO year, and is not bound 10 live and dress
as as are ministers. Now let any Intelligent
thousands OF ministers In the United states Is
ABOVE 5000 year. 1t may help him 70 con-
t eminent For the opening years Of my minis
Wy nao not SO much as that, and was among
people who often needed some OF it
~ mas oeen my lot 10 be in contact with hard
sm, maa people all my life. IN their trying
Iines, IN their confidence, think, and In y
posltion 10 Know more about them than, In
,us1 cases, they know OF another. Anyone
have wealthy people In his charge Is Tar re.
moved rom tn. poor, is mistaken. Where is the
, m.nister VINO says: These people who send for
Inc are poor; I'll have nothing 10 do with lhem?'
according To my Observation-I had almost
s experience-ii Is the rich that we neglect
O o.,'e, watches, therefore. with interest, the
lhey are OF two classes. In one there Is q
struggle with self. To conquer indolence; to re.
n n,.' .en ptation; to keep from the drinking
place; W stay ont OF bad Influences; to brig ten
we nome; 70 be respectable in ones place; TO
s 81, r.. Tue childen good start In liie-these
VINO exert themselves on these lines. The
money saved from pleasures that soon become
pains, Is money won; aud the children trained
W uohest industry, and setting out in lie with
no money 10 spare, escape the perils Of the
children OF the rich, and reach u higher average
ems Oorn TO wealth.
IL Is not quite The same in the other class OF
OVERWHELMINGLY, with the employers. Into
IL, passion OIten 1nters It is often concerted
movement, aud The minority has to 20 win
the majority. When IL assumes the form of or
S..ui@eu coMpuisonCL e., when q number OF
men say " all EN- pioy er: 1--WE will force you TO
agree; you must have workers; Till you do As
We wish we will not work, nor let any one else
WORK ior You he" Clements come into the
case. Let us see how IL would work in another
cOnneLL ton.
lnefe are hundreds of ministers in the state
OF New York getting less than tue carpenters
ana stonemasons OF the city. Suppose they
formed UNION, organized a STRIKE and re-
iuseu 20 preach. visit The sick. bury or marry.
To their espec,uOiiity? Would il promote tueir
wehare? VI its effect Religion We say no,h-
ing. w ouid IT carry the point? No; demand
wodlu In lime crsA.e a supply, aud from oLuer
states, or other LANDS, Supplies" would come
lhen, IL MAY We suid, I'VE snail organize ali
the states, II neeuiui, all the Christian world"
Ahiisi ile, theii, u great society, With u paid
secre aiJ-calI MIN Mr.. Strj xer, (ior That is
me name vi several able minlster.,) with a
oause VI membership, say u nne bullock, with
TIE legend under ii-"TnOu jnsllt not muzzie
Tie Ok LnaL treaueth out The corn, anu al
avowed purpose TO make things hot ior u nom
UNION inlnisier. Would tnis Uenefit the CLASS
La t.Ie eLu? would ~ materially ncip any Iu-
uliuai,l, except, possibly. The secretary aud
Tile paid sigeltsi C0.ie- IS aud senlnarlr, would
educate new iaborers, ana tuey must be ,ous at.
Afauers must refuse cooperation, and lien
tne eoics must 90 .ortii, 'tiaL man IN .gut
Ouy OF Sell Save ne nal the marx or OK
policy which is not new iuventiOn, I0r
feau ~ MY years ago in the hes. uuox l know
tnu, one Is sorry 10 say IL stauds there in u
very bsau connection. You Cat look IL uu YOUR
selves, Il GU desire.
Vow, wny snouiu strikes in the end injure
poor ".lnlsters, anu help poor working penpie?
AheIe may be temporary gain with the lat,er.
1ncrc a. often enuaIiLs ioss. lame Was wueu
NeWcast'e-on.i1 Ae, III Tie nOrL.l vi England,
uau most productive s.np-o aiiuins iuuusLry
AHe stilhefs Iiaue IL oiIIIcuit IOr builders To
make Contracts. line business moved 10 tue
C'9 ue' ahu mas never quite returned. 80 cab
itai is often uriven ouL Oh certain .us and the
Woi hiuS people nave elmer To follow IL. or 20
Wl.uOuL Woik.
lrue, corporations are often selfish. Admit
leu, anu seIiisnneSs Is wrong. But will tnis
JUSTLY "rons -u"ine? lie wU.ner, let Us grant,
ouent W h'1He t.o.e Va the property. Bu. WA
t.i' Justly MIA IL Violating Inc ig"ts o. prop
eIt9' Oti.hino seciiiS ~ tiie des. iCVeu neccs-
s.1iy. Suppose Il like com uIua. non amouS Your
onoeii"Ae.a vita :. Set.eu plan tnaL any one
seihhS .,"Erwise Imam . me ''Oruers" uIrIaLeu
suOt.iu lave IL iiislue nlln!
A"ei as ~ ,i.e seilishLess "a "Capltal'-remeui-
"e!, VIC ucsi "ot "i.u uesiI.u.e rignL NO. LII.
nut "itn nuiiiau ia. ure IL is-Wuen your
VIE, net cni.ufcn being sln.,Ii, engages a POOR
SltI al - Il mouth DOa u 10 .iciu her SIZE
- " Capitalist ~ tue iii. ouid i. uelp In any
oiieCti"u W have al tiAe plIIs Combine ;saiusL
ctipI,ai Inu Issue tuiL none snouiu EN-
es'ee Tor ie,S Luan 81 mouth? NuuIu 1t ue
eoou Ior ala glr.s ieei Luat tue, I,;,, t,,.
"eieeauie VI the reveisr, but LneIr empowers
must Keep them at the Liked r.,le Vi W: 10y
cottcu! And would LnIs Known strrau.emeuL.
Carried tniouen III the coIniuon spI,lL .. u
s.rAe. iea1 Jour wife 10 Say, "roor oaliy is 50
socu anu co.i,in.. l going u gave her "A
ii..ie l,uie VI make her lac IsAiuIiy?'
ieiiAemoef, We deal with human nature AS
IL Is.
1nere are certain feelings, not always defined,
"hich In !, soou ues.ee make nivu. Ducs Lue
Sinking pl.in sMIG,Gn Oh einDilter Lilcse teeI-
ihes ia .ne eMpioJ eis or einpiuJ eu? IL not nu-
hl"n ha.ufe sucn tns,L all EN- .,.oycr ouce struck
u"wh, wiii >t,, 'Iney Coiil., e.ied u L.eir
teI MS Wheh was usth,iis money; can make
hL'ie VI hoiie now, let them 90. Is Liere uo
ieaf vi Capital s.riAiuS u.,cE, wnen, Tut sucn
experiences, ~ woulu Says 1 nave heard lru.
men Say Often: Nv are m..Niug noLniu. uut
we are SIVlnS employ Lleut, auu we Keep on,
nopihs Ior better unies.
Russia and france Growing Cold.
Paris Letter to London rali Mall Gazette
Inc rcia,iOns between France and Russia are
very cold since the recent recall OF Gen. Appert
Inc st. FetersDufg embassy is sill vacant, as
Gen. Blilot, his Intended successor, does not
meet with the approval OF The car. Baron
Nohrennein, Tie russian ambassador at PARIS
mas gone home On an indefinite leave o.
.AoseI.>c, anu /. is said the Car IS not very
..uXious eitner W send him back or to replace
hiin Nine Appert declared 10 representative
VI tue Gd'tc's tn.'t lne car himself At "a ball
asked Gen. Appert ii it was tue Lnat he Lau
Ueen recalled, and when the general replied iu
LIE affirmative, CURLY repiied: "InaL Is what
l wanted " KNOW" anu look leave of him
abruptly. Gen. Appert was u great favorite Of
the RUSSIAN emperor, VINO is greatly uispleased
at the generals recall. Since the release OF
Prince krapotklne, the French government has
been III uad O0or III ST. Petersburg. The lam
Gus prince OF the anarchists was formerly "A
page at Tue RUSSIAN court. He held up, accord
ing to custom, the tain OF the laIe empress the
mother Oh Tie car, VINO regards nun AS "a trail
tor. Wneu tue news OF tue release Of krapot-
zine reached n. de Giers he angriy exclaimed:
1T Is danger Tor the emperOr's lie" The
removal OF Gen. Appert for no particular reason
now Causes the cup VI anger " overflow. 1t is
a notaDie TACT that last year, for the first time
accompanied by the grand dukes ana grand