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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
Piedmont News.
SPECIAL Corepondeaee Of ne Reotar

SPECIAL Correspondence o. NC R0tdT.
PIEDMONT, w. VA, September ga
large and attentive audience attended the
Prohibition meeting at the Opera HOUSE
tonight. The Prohibition club turned
out in full force and paraded our streets
beaded by the Citizens band. The clut
appointed the following officers of the
meeting, viz: President, Prof. o. II. Bryce
Vice Presidents, j. L. Weimer, John F,
Sesber, Geo. W. Spsngler, Geo. ". Dayton,
George Sesyer, C.. F. Dayton, j. V. Cook,
Simon Grey, John White, Rev. VIM.
Kigbt, VIM. Kerns, Jas. F~syenbaker,
W. B Owens, C w. Greitznsr, Josiah
Sigler, Robert Hitschew; Secretaries, f. p
High, John Dsddysman, John Sigler, A.
G. Jennings. The meeting was opened
With prayer by Rev. Pasco, Of Blooming
Prof. Bruce on assuming the chair, made
quits a lengthy speech, after which be
introduced Capt Frank Burt, Of Manning
ton. Prohibition candidate for Con.
gress, who made an interesting
speech, after which Hon. Thos. r. Cars
ksdon, of Keyser, then candidate for Gov.
ernor, then made an able aud eloquent
speech in favor of mis- party. Best of order
was preserved, though the speaking was
kept up until a late hour.
The Catholic T. A. B. Society held
picnic last night ard tonight, which wal
largely attended and a financial success,
A special train from Frostburg brought
large crowd down from up Georges Greek,
Mrs. W. F. Hillesry and son have gone
to Pittsburg to spend q month.
Mrs. Blake Wsrd and children are visit.
ing at Ramney.
Last night, at Thomas, q station on tbt
West Virginia Central railroad, two color
ed men were fooling with 9 revolver, when
it WAS discharged, striking Exile" Woody
(colored) in the stomssh. The man who
did the shooting gave himself mp to q Jus
tice, but was discharged, as the evidences
showed the shooting to have been scci-
dental. Both men are from Virgins.
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COL DAN. JOHNSON made another Of his
ringing Democratic speeches at Manning
ton Saturday. Col. johnson gets right
down among the party rank and file, and
stirs them up wherever be goes. The re-
suits of bis work will be seen at the poll,
next November, and it will be in an in
creased Democratic vote.
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The Democratic blowout Saturday night
was the biggest thing Of the kind in this
nsighbOrhOod this campaign BIT wait
till the Democratic clubs are thoroughly
organized, and you will See the biggest
West Virginia demonstration you ever Jaw
or heard Of. This is = great Democratic
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pEpKw REsuKgs TIE LIARS.


Mr.. CHAuECEY NJ DERKw seems to
nave been converted By bis latest European
trip At any rate since his return be has
been giving the 9. o. p. some much needed
Lessons in decent politics Mr.. DEPEw is
Q ma Of brains and eandor as well - q
good after dinner speaker. As o s. be
landed hsjumped with both feet onto the
idiots who are accusing the Democracy of
an intention 10 ruin American industries
and turn the country over to England"
etc, etc. Mr.. DEPEw's only trouble II
that be still retains enough Republicanisn
o call the Democrats ''fres traders" He
says.
at is absurd 70 say that the Free-Trader SIDE.
Hberately working for the overthrow Of 1.-THE very
thlnEsin which he Is As deeply interested a. his
neighboE.
M. DEPEw knows that il Is absurd to
call the Democrats Stree traders" when
every Republican leader in the land, wnen
in Office, desired to 90 much farther than
Mr.. CLEVELAND in the reduction Of tsrii
taxation. As the New York World put IT:
HE knows Of course that a AZ per cent.
tariff, covering more than two thousand
articles, is no more Free Trade than e two
eeut-a-mile ticket on bis railroad is a free
pass But his rebuke to the narrow
minded nsligners Of ,pe-hslf the citizsns
Of the country who are charged with hos
dlity to the alg because they think the
war taxes should be cut down, shows tie
difference between q Republican who mas
brains in his head and oos who is simply
endowed with spleen"
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GovKEyoE,
A. B. FLEMING,
Of Marion
AUDIToE,
PATRICK 2. DUFFY.
Of Webster County.
TzKAsUEBR-
WILLIAM 7. THOMPSON
Of Cabell County.
AroRSEY:sEsEEAL
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Of Ohio County.
sUPEErSrxsDEST OF scHooLA
B. g MORGAN,
Of NonongAliA County.
SUPREME COURT.
HENRY BRANN0N,
OF Lewis
J. W. ENGLISH,
OF Mason.
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probibition County Ticket.

6ped0 OrTrspo@Gen1 w Eo01r.
MARIETTA. O.. Ss2;enbor 2t-The
Probibitioaists Of Washington County met
in convention here yesterday, and placed
the following ticte. in the field: Sheriff.
Nathan Burgess, CT Wesley township;
Presenting Attorney, Jasper Lisk, OF
Grsndviev; Commissioner, J 8 Vsnyslsy,
Of Fairfield; Coroner. Bailey Piumley.
The convention was enthusiastic through
ont
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Amendment to the Constitution.

ONT REsoLUIIos No. 10 PROPOSING An
AMENDMENT TO The contribution OF
THIS STATE.
Resolved By the Legfsisinre Of wea Virginia,
twothirda OF eli The members elected 10 esch
HOuse agreeing ths reto:
/ The 10 lowiog a~nesdnent 10 Article III.
Of the Constitution of the Stale b and The ADs
\ hereby proynsld, tolwil:
Tb6t section thirteen, o. Afticie III. - u
noSss ? .triLsu out aud The following inAsrssd
eeclI3. In suits st commnu Lao. vbev The
valuatn contro~ery sxcse1s twenty dollan, en-.
clnHse Of intefest and costa, the rghi a trtAi By
jury u requiHed b. et,hu. party. sbsi b. Pre-
served, and In inch suit before Q iusttce, Q juY
may consh4 of sdx penous
Agreed 10 February n, Isn.
Publication Of the fSregcfng propossd Amend
ment W the Consultation o the bsats IL W06
Virginia, IN made punnAnt N tbe 9quiremsnn
a ssctton 9 Of Chaptef IS Acts 49,.
Nv. wff6ON.
By the Govsrpns.
HKSRyB. wALER1,
8ecneiary al etnfAL
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Delayed Uorrs.pondence-Johnson al Row
Aondalce Of ne RfQizN.

lesburg.
Special Correspondence af the Register.
ROwLEsBURG, September 2l.-CoL d,
D. johnson spoke to a very large audiencs
here last night His reputation for fair.
ness, coupled with his ability as an orator
attracted qrits an sssemblsge ofindividusls
irrespective Of party. The State Execl.
tive Committee in selection Mr.. johnson
to traverse the State, have made made q
most telling step towards having the in
telligence Of the people properly trained
to fully appreciate the Importance and
hearing of the great issue Of tine campaign.
Send Ms more such able men, and We will
assue you Of victory in November.
Col. johnson also addressed q large and
enthusiastic gathering at Terra Alta ON
Wednesday. So far his tone has surpassed
his most ardent expectations.
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The People demand an honest
tariff and no taxation for surplus.

AGAIN it is DOR pleasing dnty to chroni-
Gle the fact that the price OF wool is main
tanned at the advanced figures, and this,
too, after the Mills bill bss passed the
HousA-
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Public Sale.

THE CITY OF WHEELING, THROUGH ITS
l. Finance Committee, by the authority of
Council, will, on Saturday, September %.
1883, at 10 O'Clock a. m, offer for sale at public
auction. at the front door of The Court House of
Ohio County, all Of that part or parcel of
ground known as the Old COurt House
Property, including the Improvements there
on, situate on the southesst corner Of Chapline
and Twelfth streets Wheeling, W Va
TERMS OF SALE One third cash and as
much more as the purchaser may elect; balance
with interest.
The highest and best offer will be reported TO
Council for confirmation or rejection.
P. b. DoBBINa,
sap2H Chairman Finance Committee.
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The sales of the week at Boston are re-
ported at 3.445,7 100 pounds, as against
$3.50, 100 pounds last week and 9, 275, 600
in the corresponding week last yesr.
At Pnilsdelphia there has been q little
more activity, particularly in fue aseces
A q general thing, however, buyers have
found rhs market so much stronger than
they expected to find it that they have
bought lsss than they intended when they
started out and most Of the sales have
been in small lots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

Auxostura Bftters, the world renowned
annetizer and inyigorator, imparts a delicious
asyor 10 all drinks n cures dyspepsia, diar.
rho.a. fever n ague Try IL puI 1ewAre OF
genuine Angostura, manufactured BY Dr. @.
n sei9ert q Sous.
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for Salt.
LNOR SALE.


E'OR SALE.
AtVslley Grove, eleven miles eaa Of Wheeling
on the National Pike, and In sight Of rsilroaf
station, 4 large dwelling and stsbls and suficien
land for good garden. VIII sell for 81, 500. which
Is les than cost Of buildings.
JAMEa L. EAwLEY,
jyal 1870 Main Street
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WHEELING, ". Va, Sept. 5, jSSS.
The first meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Crystal GLASS Company for the purpose OF
e Getting = BOsTd Of DIR ctoIs and transacttne
such other business SIS may be lawfully b ought
before them, will be held at Whist is known as
the ! Belle Glass Co s office, Bridgeport, o., on
Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 4 p m. By ord, Of the
sep5, l342i lNCORPORAIoRS.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Democratic Judicial Conferees Of the Fis
Judicial Circuit. composed OF the counties OF
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and Marshall, will meet
In Convention on
Monday, the 9th Day Of September, 1883,
At the Young Mems Democratic Club Rooms, in
the city of Wheeling, at one O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose Of nominating tEo Judiciel CsnGi-
dates for said Circuit, and to tranfsct any other
buSir ess that may come before them.
BY order ofthe Democratic Judicial Committee.
JOHN H, HOLT, Chairman.
J.. B. McLURH, Secretary. sepl7i
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NATIONAL BANK OF w. VA.
AT waENLks.

CAPITAL ..-..-.-.--------- -. -.--Io3eo .oee
southwest corner Of Main aud Twelfth Sta
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BU6iNEA
DfkkcroLs:
AUGUST ROLF. JOHN WAGNER,
MICHAEL REILLY. K W. HAzL.ETT,
X. W. OGLEDkY, J r. NcoOUETSEY.
CHAS. ". BROcKUSIER-
EARL ". oGLkBAY. President
CHAs. ". BRocxUSIER, Vice President.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
LAWRENCE n. SANDS, Assistant Csshisf.
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

OEYIcE OF CITY COLLECTOR, PUBLIC BUILDING, !
WHEELING, September II, lSs. J
Notice is hereby given that the City Taxes 10
1883 viii be due and payable st the office Of The
City Collector, Public Building, Monday, oc:o
Der lst, 1855.
Persons paying ALL their taxes on or betort
the Hrst day Of November, lsSs, will be entitled
TO a discount Of 2 per cent on City Taxes.
The axes on Real Estate will bear interes
froa November LIST, 1883, at the rate Of 10 pei
cent per snnum until paid.
s. L. BRICE,
sepl7ra City Collector.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

YoR sTArs SENATOR,
JOHN K DONEHOO,
OF Hancock Comfy.
HoCsE OF DELEsATns
A ID. GARDEN,
L ?. STIFEL,
e.. J. GLEASON,
J. ]. WOODS
sHERIYH,
LEWIS S~TERSROD.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
AsnssOEs,
Ctty-CHARLE5 7. BLANCHARD,
OOuuty-SOAH ZANE
COUNTY sURvEYo8,
" T. CARR.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Trade Generally Satisfied with he Stu
alton.

Trade Generally Satisfied with the Stu
alton.
BncGSrafL
While the recent excitement in the wool
market has wholly subsidized, fair amount
of business il in progress, snd the trade is
generally satisfied with the situation and
the outlook. The larger mills are well
supplied with stock and are not operating
TO aay considerable extent. Osner buyers
nave taken their place. in purchasing free
" for their actual wants. Favorable sd
VICES from the London Gales have given
tone To the domestic markets. Toe 81
tendance there is large and demand is ex-
~cellent, 60 that the general feeling among
sellers is reported az confident In CON-
psIison with the Las, sales prices are M
changed but firm. The American Wool Re
porter expresses the opinion thas though the
supply of pulled wool in this country has In
creased somewhst it has not risen enough
10 account for 50 great a slaughter of sheep
az il claimed IN some quarters TO have oc-
CURED; also that whatever decrease has
occurred IN the fiDe wool districts has been
Offset by an increase OF product in the ter
r~itOries. The supply OF really choice wool
on the seaboard is comparatively small,
and prices are firm for such descriptions.
The demand for wool is well suEtained
at Boston, and prices are firm for fine
hseess. O.ber descriptions are not held 60
strongly. A steady trade is in progress,
With general confidence on the part Of
dealers and manufacturers alike. Choice
Ohio wool sells readily at quotations, and
Michigan heeces are also in request About
the usual volume of trade il in progress
for Texas, territory and California stock
Little is doing in foreign wool Of any de
scription. Current quotations are as foi-
lows, in comparison with last year and the
year before.
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Banks.
VALLEY

nIREcro0:
J. n. VANCE, D HoRK HEfhER,
JOHN N. BROWN. W. ILLiSGHAh,
l. g. DELAPLAIS. A. W.. KELLkY,
JOHN FREw.
Drahs Issued en- England. Ireland. scotiani
and all points In Europe.
my2 JOHN J. JoskS Cashier.
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DIED.

McCLURE-On Saturday, SEPTEMBER "A, 1855,
NJ ? O'Clock D. m, ReBEEI CHAHBEEs, second son
OF James Il. and Belle Mcclure, IN the 5th yesI
Of his age.
Funeral services At the residence OF his par
ents, No. s. South Broadway, Island, on Mon
day, September q. 1855. At 3 O'Clock e. m In
terment private.
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W t10 OvUButuUOBs
JOINT REVOLUTION No. Is PkoPoNn0 Az
4ak sTATs. fSoHisrfssa Hss %
IAgITss AND sALx OF tF1oxicA11se
assl.:a = q. Lss.l..a,, 3 wee y.a4..s
~ ss1sesn ~ is soc aas -
l. ?hss ne GLOWING b. ssl tAsass hpse
pod 0sa smendcses - ~ Coaa1onoasd
< Gsss ssecos bayAxe q Ars,s,s VI q .sa
Consultation, = q n0whh axct1 -. -
Tie following b inserted tAefe4a, q ~ tASeeof
g Ihs nsnnf.cturs. NJ . kesflng ts
~. Of al intoxicafa1e hse.H l4nh ntI.
pCysdsa. r. ;oe-1s ,soss2ssss stsc.s a.
btate: and The Legislature shaiI u1sAOut deisy
Icestds 3 spp.cRtsss k.taaattca, y tse .E.d
sa1s nay pso1,ds - ~ e nas.sSs.s.
parsstons thefeo, ID sisstle nsskssini a
nsdieans, I1rposrs 2 = viae esaa..se.l
e, . ensure ths dns sIscsaog e - iss1n
ny b snAsssd 1ndss ssh 0ef4m.
AUssd 70 ssssaHsyH ~.
2. 49, e s: s 49,. e: .sssasf E.'::s.rs:..
q Sscan & q ssiSAs HxAcs,Eur
1920 sHA
Aneadneat b tis CsastitsfsA.
JOfNf KWOLUIIOH 10. q HnoPo1lyq AZ
4an.gakrf 10 M cnsf11uI'oS"
lsoolsss ID = II L1sk,.su.s sswss vbssuss
hcuse a9reefng tkesu1os
L ma d lSitOvfne smmlness = Asues
VI efthsconsts.tt@ dthss taaa - . ~
- hestb1 peop1ssd. teghi ~
Thetoc61s t9Snky]Uo q Afte1e VIE
noW = b aFcksn ogI - ~ 6ooUtng ?.
ooTtDd n keu unfDuE
n HoamtoG sfthe LAg14aenD a1u eoooeee
longer TIN HxtL dasA s1hGstAD .Dcn1eoS
Htwefhtsds q ~ IDbaD $4,000 - -
zcssabHssnuA -.
Puha5caHsa ~ hcsUs1Ae Wpae1ADesS.
Heot 70 IL Cena1su31 = - 49, 9 49,
| visEiMiah - puUDe - - 49,
aaeHms q
Daank hooks
8hippine noelsI
o6o6k pooks
1easz.-.
@ss.&.s
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=. $3.50; s s: 800. e s:..ss:::ss..:sfE;,::s.r ~:
sscson 4 a 49, ~
- ~ Gossm3.
Husrh 49,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-01-19

1t is not overstating the case to say that
the clergymen seem to be of the opinion
that religion, as organized in the churches,
is out of harmony with the poor and is
losing its direct influence upon the masses
of the people. When layman, and es-
pecially newspaper man, makes this
observation, he is called pesslmist; and
yet most clergymen are moved by the
secret consciousness that in the cities at
least they are preaching only to a class
of the people. 1t is an intelligent. re-
spectacle and wealthy class-perhaps the
flower of the community, but certainly
not the people. Probably among all
those who attend the regular churches of
any northern city, leavings Catholic
churches out Of the question, there is
hardly one ignorant, disreputahle or
poor person 10 each congregation. This
condition Of things. though flattering to
a minister in some respects, is not alto
gcther comfortable. for if religion has a
mission at all it is TO the poor. the sOr-
rowful, the sinful. the heavy laden.
When John the Baptist sent his mussen-
gers to Jesus and asked: Art thou he
that should come, or look we for an
otherY Jesus told the messengers to re-
port to John the things that they had
seen as characteristic of hIs mission. and
the list closed with III, in,pOitant item:
ITO the poor tll2 G. IA is preached. -
Rochester Post-Exprcss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-01-19
beautiful Jspapese Screens.

For at least two centuries japanese
screens have had European fame.
Evelyn mentions q room in the house IT
Mr.. Bohun, at Lee. which was wainscotsd
with Japan screens of lacquer binn
Pntendu--of which the famous vernis
Martin was an imitation. Screens Of
japanese lacquer are now curiosities Of
price; but still the Land of the Rising
Sun sends us a great variety of beautiful
screens in materials more easily perish
able. Some OF the newest importations
arc delightful. They consist of two or
more folds, and the panels arc filed with
silk or satin, embroidered in gold and
colors.
Here again birds and flowers form the
chief motives of decoration; but one
screen of unusual size which have seen
is embroidered with a landscape with
trees in the foreground populous with
monkeys in grotesque attitudes. Some
particularly rich and handsome screens
are of brocade, painted; while others are
covered with hundreds of native photo
graphs, very various and entertaining.
A great golden dragon embroidered upon
a black silk screen is startlinSly effective.
More costly screens of semi barbaric cast
are of black wood with carved vases. the
upper portion inlaid with ivory and
mother Of pearl. But for an apartment
of ordinary modesty there is nothing
more effective than plain screen of
black silk or satin, embroidered with
birds of gorgeous plumage, their wings
wide outstretched. Woman S World.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-01-19
Iron Instead of Wood.

Itappears that special attention is being
paid in France and England to more
general substitution of iron and steel for
wood, wherever practicable. in manu-
factured articles, such, for instance, as
building materials, boxes and packing
cases, barrels or casks, carriages. carts
and other vehicles. furniture, fencing,
railway work, sheds, signal boxes, tele-
graph poles, etc. In France there have
recently come into use hollow iron
window frames and doors, which are
said to be light and strong, and of far
greater durability than could ever be
assumed of wood. There is no reason.
too, it is thought, why corrugated barrels
of iron or steel should not be used for
liquors, since milk and preserved fruits
and other articles are kept in cans. Steel
is finding much favor among carriage
builders, but there is still much prejudice
against the metal being used in the manu-
facture Of furniture. The general adop-
ton Of steel sleepers is warmly advo-
Gated by some, as is also the employ
ment of iron and steel in the construc-
ton of railway cars, and the erection of
wooden sheds, signal boxes, ETC., by
railway companies as at present, might,
it is urged, be profitably and economically
substituted with steel.-New York Sun.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-01-19

centuries cannot crumble or cannonadea
demolish.
High worldly marriage Is not neces-
gary for woman or marriage Of any kind
In order to your happiness Celibccy
has been honored by the best being that
ever lived and his greatest apostle, Christ
and Paul. What higher honor could
single life on earth have? But what you
need, oh w oman, Is to be affianced for
ever and forever, and the banns of that
marriage am this moment here and
now ready to publish. Let the angels OF
heaven bend from their galleries OF light
to witness while pronounce you
one-a loving God and for
given soul. One Of the most stirring
passages in history with which am ac-
quainted, tells us how Cleopatra, the ex-
lied queen of Egypt, won the sympathies
Of Julius Cesar, the conqueror,
until he became the bridegroom
and she the BRIDE Driven from
her throne, she sailed away on the Medi-
terranean sea in a storm, and when the
large ship anchored she put out with one
womanly friend in small boat until she
arrived at Alexandra, where was Caesar.
the great general. Knowing that she
would not be permitted to land or pass
the guards on the way to Caesar palace,
she laid upon the bottom of the boat
some shawls and scarfs and richly dyed
upholstery, and then lay down upon
them, and her friend wrapped her in
them and she was admitted ashore in
this wrapping of goods, which was an
nOunced as a present for Caesar. This
bundle was permitted to pass the guards
of the gates of the palace, and was
put down at the feet of the Roman
general. When the bundle was unrolled
there rose before Caesar one whose cour-
age and beauty and brilliancy are the as
tonishment of the ages. This exiled
queen of Egypt told the story of her sor-
rows, and he promised her that she
should get back her throne in Egypt and
take the throne of wifely dominion in
his own heart. Afterwird they made
triumphal tour in barge that the
pictures of many art galleries have called
Cleopatra Barge, and that barge was
covertd d with Silkrn awning, and its deck
was soft with luXurlant carpets, and the
oars were silver tipped and the PROV
was gold mounted, and the air was redo
lent With the spicery of tropical gardens
and resonant with the music that made
the night glad as tie day. You may
rejoice, oh woman. that you are not
Cleopatra. and that the one to whom
you may be affiauced had none of the
sins Of Caesar, the conqneror But it
suggests to me how you, soul eXilcd
from happiness and Peace, may find your
way to tie feet Of the conqueror of Garth
and sky. Though it may he dark night
of spiritual agit1tion in which you put
out into the harbor of peace you may
sail, and when all the wrappings of fear
ard doubt and sin shall be removed you
will be found at the feet of hun who will
put you on a throne, to be acknowledged
as his in the day when all the silver
trumpets Of the sky shall proclaim: Be
hold the bridegroom cometh," and in
barge of light you sail with linn the
river whose source is the foot of the
throne and whose mouth is at the sea of
glass mingled with fire.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-01-19

Tho sum of 81, goo. .oe0 is to lie ex.
pended in Identifying the parks of New
York and layins out ncw' small oncs.