The sun., 1886-11-28

his moro pronounced theories. do not be-
but butt 10 beiisvo in Combination. think Labor
has tho right and ought 20 combine for It's
sopD S1 psS thai 1o il tSJrs %sle
fifteen cents a Thousand in PHILADELPHIA to-
does. five cents more q thousand than the
union scale. Without such union, IT would not
be amen so1
tyrannical. l do not think. nor would l tol:
crate. such union debating to mo who should
room, ! believe in the right Of unions to de-
mand fair remuneration for labor. but not, to
/ told Mr. CSilds that MIR. Randall had told
mo the day previous tint in his opinion the
workingmen had inst begun TO smell blood"
strength IN politicalunion. and that he thought
II free trade became the question In the next
iSborins mem % had GS good w9rklne majority IN
the Eftyn5st Congress- and would control its
III would not surprise me II he is right"
said Mr.. Childs; the subject is one 70. most
serious and wise consideration"
OUTLOOK: :" All the conditions are favorable for
good business year" said said Mr.. ohids. " Yes.
Jusi A over we oSfoSH Mr. chss desk is ricture Of
General Cen q the xrmv. Whit a. a sufferer :, IL I he
as he Waa IN @ IL "ss very ss
death. md his forti,pde and will sustained MIN
70 %bsn h his ss
should prefer to die suddenly"
Mr.. Childs then told me some interesting
:. He was In the office Of the Ledger" he said.
" in that very seat In which you arc now seated
sfa e ss p
Noh he said. I have. nos got /. with me-,
u, will never do said. Tor you to go with
fought to take itp he asked.
went t np 70 sT john Wsnnsmakers u and H1 had him
take his sword WI which he he had forgOtte n. n ~
% said Hn H. GSids Sf arranesd ior 9Rs
publisher who. hand led his book. There was
Vs xS wsS for to g.
making the offer was In every way responsible.
Gen Ss to osT ib. ooo said
To guarantee tho success OF tho book. He
gives y you $4,000 whether the book is success
W not t"ks S said ,s hd.s the GsneEn Dc
The phianthropies Of MIR. Childs are bound.
less;, He Is constantly doing good: There 10
Of which be is % not STEADY ccn.ribator. TO tho
gave his unsolicited check for $4,000. This
generous contribution was acknowledged by
resolutions OF thanks on the part OF the Union.
In a handsome frame the engrossed copy
Philadelphia he isextremeiy soiicitous. These
are educated to different trades and q new
feature protected 10 to give them employment.
cured It in in the world. His heart and purse are
always open to the worthy. and his charities
are absolutely 20 manifold that he does not re-
:, IN II habits M. ohiIds T. most exemplary: He
does not drink ntoxisanss Or use tobacco
prexsl's Bank and lunches with with n Mr.. prsssi.
recognition. In a block he Will be stopped a
%sS * his S% o
O'clock and RENAL ms an hour or two.
Illustra.iye Of 9is aid d t9 his irsnds sY is his
tel doss not come from Mr. Chiss but know
OF it's truth. Col. Forney was all heart. BE did
not realize the value Of OF money: The natural
In = condition Of mind harassed by cred.
"E;et TIM me have 5000" be be- said am pur-
sued by the baker the butcher, and the CANDLE
stick maker. and have No rest"
Cc!oneI3" asked MI. Chiids. -,
Three thousand d, dollars vii PAY ne them but
sfS ny ' drew his Check to COL
Forney's order for the amount. and refused to
take HE note; Pay me when you can. Colonel"
subssauentiy Col FoEney died. In the days
the amount sioien After his death con coesress seS
returned him, Mr: Chiids at once invested it
the WdoW rsSeSss each
as interest: and upon her death the same will
go to the children.
1929. 50 that now he Is 81 years OF age. He. is
in in the best Ct health. With all his responsible
n
Take him for ali and ali. he is most remark
doing good. His HmSitlsn and purposes ss' are re
satisfied consciencs. II bread cast upon the
great tribute paid b fo MI; GhiIds was bya
Some men pursue military glory and expend
their time and energies in the subjugation OF
as types Of this charaeter @ But % the blood 10 re ana
tears which follow violence and wrong macuiate
the pages OF history on WHICH their glory is re-
ly residences. and costly temples and editices
for the promotion Of education and religion, In
views OF education and religion change. build
ings waste away. and whole cities. like Hercu-
Isneum and Pompeiii. are buried in thu earth.
tion OF means OF communication for the further
ance OF commerce, The canals. railroads. and
useful exertions Tor the public good. But THE the
marts OF commerce change. Tyre and Sidon
and Venice arc no longer commercial CEN
starting in a race against the great CONNER
cial emporium Of our continent, But Mr..
heart and no will have his habitation there
while man shall live upon earth. He has laid
the foundation OF hi monument upon univer-
sal benevoiencs. Its superstructure Ia COM
posed OF good and nonlo deeds. Its spirs is the
iovo OF God. which ascends to heaven. Such
monument is indeed
"a pyramid so wide and high
That Cheops stands IN envy by"
w. @. MACH.