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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-22

cisively settled as for the tranquility OF the
country il ought to be. The trouble is
likely TO arise in two places
The first will be in the House itself The
Democratic Clerk OF the House holds over
and organizes that body. IL is his inten-
ton, il the returns will warrant 1t, to
recognize all the certificates in favor OF the
Democrats from doubtful districts that may
be sent him. He already figures on three
or four Democratic majority, with six
doubtful districts TO hear from. II he takes
this position he may find a way OF giving
the first organization Of the House TO the
Democrats. At any rate, he can easily put
great many impedimenis in the way OF
the Republicans getting control OF 1t.
The other close and perhaps desperate
conflict will occur in the organization OF
the Legislature OF Delaware. by the in
trgue and revolt OF the salisbury faction
against the Bayard faction in the Demo-
cratic party OF Delaware, the Republicans
thought they had secured the control OF
the Legislature on joint ballot, giving them
the power TO elect United States Senator.
Richardson, a Republican member OF the
State Senate, has been elected by q Sauls-
bury ballot, which, although headed
"Democrntic ticket" contained the names
OF fourteen Republicans ont OF the twenty
one candidates on the ticket. The Demo-
Gratis declare that this is plain violation
OF the State election law, and, having a
majority in the Senate, propose rejecting
Richardson and seating his Democratic
competitor, which would give them a
majority on Joint ballot and enable them
10 elect Democrat TO the United States
Senate,
70 meet this scheme the Republicans
declare that they will unseet seven
Democratic members OF the lower house
Of the Legislature, and 50 choose the
United States Senator themselves.
In case a Democratic Senator is returned
from Delaware the two parties will then
be equally divided, and Nice-President
Morton have the deciding vote.
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wHITEcHAPEL AGAIN.
It Is Thought, However. To Bo a Hoax
NO Murder.

LONDON, Now 2l.-Grcat excitement
was occasioned this-morning when il was
reported that another woman had been
murdered and INITIATED in Whitcchapel.
The police Immediately formed Gordon
around the premises. An enormous
crowd rushed to the vicinity in which the
crime was said TO have been committed,
where il was learned that another murder
had been attempted upon low woman
by a man who had accompanied her 10
her lodging, but that in this instance his
work had been frustrated. According 10
the woman's story the man had seized her
and struck her oncc in the throat with n
knife. She struggled desperately and had
succeeded in freeing herself from the
mans grasp and lad screamed for help.
Her cries had alarmed the man aud he
fed without attempting any further VIC
lcncc. Some Of the neighbors who had
heard tho woman's screams followed the
murderer Tor about 800 yards, when he
disappeared from their sight. The woman
s,ys She Ia fully ahlc to recognize the man
aud gave a description OF him 10 the
police. Tho police are hopeful Of soon
capturing him.
After investigation o. The inctslhe police
are oi the opinion That the attempted muir.
der in Whitcchapgl this morning was moi
the work oi the man who committed thC
alrocious murder In that vicinity recently
No arrests have been made. The excite.
mont among the people continues.
Further investigation 10y the police show.
that the Whitcchaprl woman who reported
this morning that She had been attacked
by man who went 10 her lodgings Will
her, is u prostitute Of tue lowest order.
She suffered only slight abrasion u th,
skin on her throat, and the police place n,
credit In her story OF the attack. They be
licyc that she inflicted tho injury hersol
while she was drunk.
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1.-THE cHuRcH YEAR"

Some Of tho Difficulties Attending It's
Publication During the Fever.
From the Florida Timcsuuiou.
The attention OF both the clergy and the
laiIy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
especially in the South, is called to that
publication which the churchmcn Of Flor
lila justly regard with so much pride, tho
Church iear. II Is one OF the very best
conducted religious newspapers la til11
country, ably edited and successfully man.
agcd. It is published here in Jackson
vile, lis special aim being the develop
ment OF the church in the dioceses Of tho
South. But It's influence extends into all
States and all communities where church,
men are found.
II is worthy Of note that the officers Of
the Church Year Company have been
foremost among the true men who have
devoted themselves 10 the care oil tho
sick and suffering night and day,
throughout the entire epidemic. The
editor, the Rev. H. III. Weller ID. D., was
among the active workers stricken with
tie disease. lie was q member OF the
General Relief Committee, and in charge
OF one OF the most important districts in
the whole city. lie is now fully recovered
and at his desk again. The Rt. Rev. T.
G.. Weed, $. 4. D., president OF the COM
pany, Is only just up from severe attack;
he was chairman Of the Relief Committee
and one Of the most indeiatigibio workers
IN the whole Auxiliary Association. Col.
J. J. Daniel, yice-prcsidcnt OF the com.
pany. and who originated and was chosen
president OF the Auxiliary Association for
the care and distribution Of the epidemic
funds, gave his life In the cause OF his
fellow men. Mr.. $ L. Hall, the foreman
In the composing room, Is just now conva-
lcscing from a severe attack. OF tho
whole force Of compositors only three now
remain. Yet through all this series OF
disasters the Church icur has never missed
u single issue. II has come out regularly,
and a. full Of readable matter as ever.
The Church ioar Is sixteen-pago
weekly, published at the low rate Of II
per year. IL ought 10 be in the family Of
every churchman, and especially IN the
South. It's ability, yigor and enterprise
should have ample recognition and Jun
port. II needs this now more than ovof
before, for like III other Jacksonville en-
tcrpriscs, Il has suffered financially during
the prevalence Of the fever. Its friends
should see 20 Il that its claims are pre-
scented everywhere, for IL Is surely dcscrv.
ing Of hearty support.
Mr.. h. w. MUMMY, IL live business
manager, though burdoncd with the cares
| OF his private business aud the duties Of
his position rs purchasing agent OF the
Relief Committee, has still found time 10
| devote 10 the interests Of this publication.
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LITTLE Ro TX MARRIAGES.

One Tnkos Place. Another TO Occur
Today and Third Postponed.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 2l.-The mar
riage at the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents at Eighth and Byrd streets, this city,
at s O'Clock tonight, OF Mr.. Hall Rather
and Miss Leila Jabine, was memorable
event in society circles. Mr.. Rather is a
rising young business man, while his fair
little bride is the accomplished daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. j. n. Jabine. Capt. ia.
bine is well known 10 Southern rivermen
as an old Arkansas River steamboat
owner.
The double wedding OF the Misses Allie
and Florence Gritty TO Mcssrs. L. W.Kidd
and Charles Willard, respectively, an
nounced to take place Mt the residence Of
the residence OF the brides parents at s
O'Clock, has been indefinitely postponed
because Of the illness of Mr.. Willard
Tomorrow night Mr.. W. II. Ragland.
cotton broker, Will lead to IIymen's altar
Miss Madge, daughter OF Col. H. Urqu-
hart, large owner Of Southern cotton-seed
oil Interests.
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Tile FI.ouR OUTPUT.
Tho Production Is on the Deoline-A
Falling on OF 5000 Barrels.

Tho Production Is on the Deoline-A
Falling on OF 5000 Barrels.
MINSRAroLfs, MINI, Nov. 2l.-The
Eo,llocJc,n miller says: The -four output
Of Minneapolis is on the decline, falling of
5000 barrels last week, being only pre-
cursory 10 q much heavier loss the current
week. The total production last week was
lIl, 200 barrels, averaging 236l7 barrels
against ll9, 800 barrels the previous week
and ll3, 400 for tho corresponding week in
1887.
Since our last issue the mllcrshcrc have
entered into an agreement 10 reduce their
output one-half, and this arrangement
went into effect Monday aud Is a. continue
until January /. This takes IN every mer-
chant mill ON the falls, but the owners are
allowed to consult their own convenience
as 10 how they shall accomplish the dc.
sircd end. Tho arrangement Is evidently
designed 10 pave the way for q water pool
MS soon as the power becomes poor. The
effect OF the agreement is already felt in
the flour output, seven mills, representing
n daily production OF over 10000 barrels
being idle today. Two Of these mills.
however, will De started within few
hours, adding 5000 barrels 10 the make.
But there are several others which are al
most on the point Of stopping. Although
shipments are still being made by lake
aud rail, this avenue Is liable to be
closed NJ any time and whenever 1t IA, a
much heavier falling olln production will
doubtless result az ohco. The mills ut g.
Louis, Milwaukee aud IaCrussc as well
~ those located Mt less prominent points
ia Minnesota, Dakota and Michigan have
practically agreed upon Tho plan 10 reduce
the -four output onc-hall for number OF
weeks TO come With pleasant weather
| the water power keeps up tot good stage,
| but change - almost daily expected ~ d
result Of either the supply from the rcscr.
! yoir being cut oil or tie advent Of colo
! weather
The Hour market Is still very Sick and
millcrs report that they aro practically get.
ting no orlrrs. The decline in wheat
Induced miilcrs 20 lower quotations %
cents per barrel Monday. There il no
/ improvement on foreign trade. The H.
rect exports last week we're %, 400 barrels,
against - 500 barrels the preceding wee
/ The best oilers on bakers Tor London
G. I. T., go pounds, are 2sl. OIL. Low
grades are quoted NJ lGs,
There were l.139,UiO bushels Of wheat
received for the week. The N pm 'nts wcr,
! 2lB, 30 bushels Of wheat, 3i,1Jt barrels o
-four aud 1900 tons OF millsluE On
! November ~ there were In Fiorc nt Min
ncapllis I. "B. ISL bushels OF wheat, a
Duluth SS2, SOS bushcls and at 81. Paul
| November n, 10000 bushels.
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No SOONER had il become definitely
known that Benjamin Harrison had been
elected President than the Democrats OF
West Point. Miss, held a meeting and
adopted declaration of purposes and prn-
cplos. While bowling to the will OF the
majority, and promising to do all in their
power TO promote ''ihe peace, happiness
and prosperity Of the whole country, to
the same extent had the Democratic party
been successful" they proceeded TO say;
To the negroes We have none but the kindlcst
and most friendly fcclin =, aud II affords US much
pleasure 10 boar testimony 10 the fact that since
thoy were relieved ot the evil influences OF the
miserable cnrpet bagger and tho boisierous scala
wng they have shown themselves, In the man
law.abing oitzons and have made some advance
mcnt IN monthly intelligence ma thrift, and hnyo
contributed and arc stil contributing to the pros.
perlty and happiness OF the state but In justice to
them, no less than Ourselves, anl as n warning to
an evil disposed persons who, encouraged By tho
threats which have recently been made against the
South, may, for their own base purposes seek to
inciic the uc rocs against the white people, aud
to rcyiyc the race conflicts which existed In the
here now calmly declare thnt W. viii not for ono
moment, tolerate any such interference with our
loonl affairs nor permit any man or set OF meu, 20
manipulate the negroes FOR such purposes or iucto
thcm against tA1 white people, For four years the
two races have lived and prl,porti IN perfect har
mony. our State, under iho government Of los
people has become prosperous. schools for the cd
ucauon OF both mcos have boon success
fully maintained all over the State; railroads
have been, and are still being built hn.
migration from tho North aud Norihwcy
has been gradually lowing into the State We have
! have reduced our State AMI County taxes from
$3.50 on tha $1,000 to $40 on The $780, ana large
! pert Of that h Tor railroad purpn.c7 aud our pco
! plv 90 both races are now contcntc1 oud happy
| mud We cannot, mud we will not no help NJ Cod
| allow n return 10 negro domination led ON aud
nsiishicd by rr pous.blo bad men. solfprcser-
| Walton demands tlnt tho white people oi MlFyis.
| Hrpi shall rule Mississippi. nnd we pledge our.
! sylIu aud orr honor oug q another, that We wall,
! regardless 90 nli consequence. maintain the ga.
/ prcmhry 81 ihe white race in West Point aud
! Cluy County aud that we win stand 10y and with
! thc good people VI the State In maintaining the
! supremacy Of tho white race in the state pUd 20
IN end We invite tho co operation Of all patriotic
| citl,us
This IL an honest, straightforward utter.
onco, directly from the heart There may
be some controversy over tho question
whether or no. the u,tenncc be necessary,
but he honesty cannot be questioned, aud
Il Is entitled 10 the respectful consideration
Of the prcsdontelcct. II Mr.. Harrison
desires TO have a chart which shall occu.
atcly denote an the rocks aud breakers
that lie in the way, the Democrats Of West
Point have given him ono that will serve,
so Tar rs the Southern question is con
ccmcd.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

There was big tobacco demonstration
Al Dany.llc. Va, yesterday.
The Homo Savings Bank Of Norfolk,
Va, has suspended.
The 9th animal conycntion OF the Amer
lean Architects began It's session in Chi
cage yesterday.
The public school building nj Carthage,
H., was burned yesterday morning. Loss,
$1,000; insurance, 5000.
Jake and Joe Tablor lcolorcd) were exc
cutcd nj Wichita, HAS, yesterday for the
murder Of Cass and Goody kuntz.
Tuesday was the coolest November day
In Canada for many years. All bodies OF
water about Montreal we're frozen.
Speaker Carlisle hlg written To say he
will not come 10 Washington until Dc.
cambcr /, the Saturday before Congress
meets.
Elijah W. Ha',orl, managing oliior OF
the Indianapolis Journal, has bean np.
pointed hy Prcsidcut-clcct Harrison 20 bc
his private secretary.
Tho National Committee investigating
the qaitlc question b. pursuing Us oNamin-
atoms ut 81 LouiA Discrimination In favor
OF Chicago Is evidenced.
The funeral Of De Henry II. Sands, the
surgeon. was held nj New York Yesterday.
The church was hllrl with medical men
from that and other gltIcL
An Owngsville. Nv, special eays that
at Shausburg Judto J. n. Wiihcrt shot
and Instantly killed a negro desperate
named Daniel LAWS Yesterday.
r.. $. I.ucis a Gmnd Army veteran,
committed suicide 90 his homo IN West
jackson street. Chicago, Tuesday night.
Ito was an cnriuoor los trade and the sui.
eide b. attributed a. dependency over III,
inability 90 81 work.
A special 10 the ~ Louis Tosi- Dipaici
from ihtlc Rock, AK, says Warrant,
have bcfn sworn nui agiiustncafy iilty per
sons, principally negroes, for Illegal voting
IN the rcront election In Jefferson County,
Democrats arc the complsinans"
Tho funeral Of the late Henry ]. Earns
worth, Assistant Inspector General. whc
dicd 10 Fort Monroo on Monday lasi, took
place at Washington yesterday The ~,
mains were cfcoftcd by two troops oil
cavalry to Arlington Cemetery, wher,
they were inferred.
Coun, Edward de Brnyons, proprietor o.
q Spanish hotel In New York city, VA
charged IN court Yesterday with threaten
I inc o. poison his wife and seventeen
monihp old daughtur Ills wife said h,
wis i,aiuus OF her. In default OF $500 fol
ais god behavior The Count WAS locked up
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IN SOCIETY.
Card Party alb the Home of DR.. Heber


Jones.
DR.. and Mrs. IIcber Jones added to
their already well known reputation as
hospitable entertainers and placed two
score or more society iavorites under last
ing obligations. With all the elements of
success at hand it could not have been
otherwise than delightful affair.
Tho occasion was complimentary to Miss
Mary Burton, a niece Of Mrs. Jones, and
a young lady OF fine presence and accom-
plishments. She assisted Mrs. Jones very
gracefully in receiving the crowd OF guests,
and TO her watchfu interest large share
OF the pleasant evening can be attributed.
Miss Burton wore q Paris green OF white
surah and crepe, made in Empire style,
and was quite becoming to her statuesque
figure.
Mrs. J. M. Williams also assisted Mrs
Jones during the evening.
Progressive euchre was the game for
contest and the players occupied twelve
tables.
The excitement was, rs usual, intense
and only reached the climax when the bell
tapped for the last game. The score dis
closed the fact that Miss Jennie Day had
won first prize and Miss FIoy Latham the
BOBBY, while Mr.. Alexander carried oil
gentleman's prize and MIR. Watkins Over
ton the BOBBY. Dainty and delicate re-
freshments closed the pleasures OF the
evening
DR.. and Mrs. Jones have won their way
TO the hearts OF their guests OF last evening,
the pleasures OF which no similar enter
tainmcnt can eilace.
There were present the following ladies
a l.
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River 1rtrEr.nlA

NEW ORLEANS. la. nov ei.-wcathcr cold.
Dr.Ui!ug mln Arrived Guiding star, Clncin.
matt uypancds city VI Ncu ORLEANS ~ Louis
pITTsBuRO, Ia, nov, 2i.-Riycr 10 icct
3 Inches aud rsinr Weather cloudy aud cool.
Might diver 10 tel ard falling, Weather clear
gnl Cuul
WHEELING. ". Va. Nov q. = River "a feet
, Inches aud RISING slowly. Weather clclr aud
cool Night-Mycf u fuct inches and rising.
Weather clear aud cool
CINCINNATI o.. Nov. "a. River 80 icct
nnd failing Weather cloudy Thermoi1ctcr i0'.
Nlehi--Iiy 10 icut inches and alllnE De-
parted. Graniic state, McmphlN
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. gi.-N00n-i.lNcr fll.
ting With . feet inches on She falls and u l'ft
inrhcs IN the rluai Weather cloudy rul cook
Niuht-fuvcr falling. with y Ielt iurhce 90
tho falls and ~ feet Z iu,i,cH ln to cuu'L
Pnlscd down Paris e. ruau, HgH uncaia,
Weather cloudy and cold,
CAIRO. H.. nov gi.-Aufei. SLIGO Ito n
Ohio. 10 M. John A. Wo"d. uh.o. a.mi 'Ii' II
Providence NaiUhCf, iuu.f1. H.urinl Lit =
outa am. tify uf iIuridDulr. 90 i.ris. u
am. River ~ feet inclC and ilII.nf. Mrtlh.r
cloudy and COIL Nlshia ifrifeI Vow r"ulAs
~ Louis, noon; cts ol fionnuc. icnngt-,e
River, Z lpm, uolif'ch New -1uih sfdnqHh,
ip.m.. C.iy Of Fl1wnoe. ~ Louis pm. lltcf
n icct inch and iainu, Nc'thcf cloudy aud
col.
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Tur meeting Of c.i.scns 10 discuss the
paviag question VIII be- hrld at the Mcf.
chana tScnansc uext Tucllay. Them
seems % ba DIS H.aur an opposition 10
any i4lptcptu. los our flrrm whatever
II t !iL.ca. u c,ucc.vc tho reasonable.
ncsa % such uislpHtHh ], certainly can.
not DC ronipulrl that our streets ap
In to.rmbls condition. Then. II thcy
be ~ iniolcmblc. Is Il not right
that something should DO done 10 put
them into dccont condtion3 II left
Us they ane we mus, 70, In the
natural order, from bad 10 worse What
Is barely cpdurablc this year will DO the
absolutely uncomfortable a year hence
Why, thcn, dclay1 II Is very gratifying
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CorroS receipts yesterday amouicd 10
1860 bales, Of which A.iil halcr c,mo IN
by rail, az by river and 800 by warunA
Rccaipa same day lat war. G,7aD bales
Sales, LOO bales, or loO 10 exporters and
iooto spinncr. Receipts thus far this
tlaaon, 2Gs, ass bllcs, against 3sl.O5i bales
same time last season Shipments since
September !, lso.iO bales against 2ll,.
80 bales slmc time lat ucason. Stock o
on hand. ~, leo balcs, against ijl .osd bales
same day last year Spot cotton was
marked down lc ON all grades ut Mem.
phis, and clo'cd steady. New Orleans
steady. New York quiet aud Liverpool,
steady At a decline OF l.lOc In middling.
Futures advanced, pointat New Orleans,
remained unchanged at New York, and dc.
clincd poin, at Liverpool.
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BASEBALL CONVENTION.
Cleveland WIN Probably Take Detroit's
Place IN tho League.


Place IN tho League.
Nrw YoBg. Nov The Baseball Con
ycnlion formally convened this morning at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Tho work Of tho
Joint committees which met yesterday was
approved without opposition except the
question u high and low balls, which the
Western mcu have not taken kindly to. IL
Is now conceded with certainty that Clcvc.
land will succeed the Detroit Club in the
lcagnc. Manager schmclz Ia very rcticcnt
In giving any expression Of opinion about
the prospects oi the Cincinnati Club which
hc represents Tho topic which has given
the New York mon q great deal Of concern
IL Short Stop Wards release Manager
bay avs Ward will be given IN the highest
bidding club. Manager llcwct, Of the
Nashiugions, IN very anxious 10 secure
Wards services Tor 1851. but thinks that
hc cannot compete with Boston In the 81.
forts Of that club TO SECURE Ward. The
directors today awarded the championship
ponnnul to the New York Club and also
verified The percentages Of the various
clubs for the past season. The baseball
men, Individually, arc morc enthusiastic
| over thc changes made la general, mud the
rcason Ut lNNl will be- inauguraicd wi IA
many improvements
The baseball reporters q the numerous
newspapers have pcuiioncd against the
elimination 81 The ouur column from the
, Hcpr sheets The petition hls been PFC.
sCuicl 90 the convention and viii receive
/ che support OF President DAY. The protest
mljc by The reporters rcciir that interest
| in the game will bo lvs.cucd by the clint
| nation ut the error column, aIi that in
l any event The newspapers viii bc bound
/ 90 furnish it 10 their rcadcu., thus making
I u imperative. The convention took u
| Ucrw until $50 o'clock. Tho only bust.
| mess transacted with an, dcgrcc OF def.
I niirucss WIS tho admission " the Clcvr.
/ land club i1 succeed Detroit Tho lragu,
als1 decided that fielding and battery cr
iun shall hereafter ~ IN the summary.
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REvEALRp pY A oARp.
Miss Anna Bruce Robbed OF valuAblos
by o baltimore Thief

Miss Anna Bruce, a lovely and popular
young belle Of this city, who IL now at
lending school In Baltimore, was recently
a severe loser in q case Of daring burglary.
Miss Bruce had but recently returned %
Baltimore, and n few nights after her ar.
rival the school was burglarizod and the
fair young Mcmphian mourns the loes Of
n quantity OF handsome jowolry and a
number Of elegant gowns.
The iewclry was in n satchol, which was
taken by tho unknown thief aud which
contained a card case with cards inscribed
"Aiiss Bruce, Mcmphis." The siichcl
was found by the police, Il II supposed boz
fore the burglary was made known To them,
and the cards lei TO inquiries being made
Of tho police OF Memphis ~ 20 the identity
OF the loser.
At latest accounts mono Of the other arii.
Giles had been recovered, and Miss Bruce
finds only consolation In the plenutudo Of
sympathy which her friends bcstow.
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Mas. WAHD'snoycl. "lohyrt Elsmcrc,"
being tho literary sensation oi the dny.
TINS ArrrAL has reported what the Rev.
Dr. llcbcr Newton has hal 10 say about
Il, las printed an elaborate criticism by
an impartial contributor and This NOM.
ing gives tie views Of Mr. lugcr.ol, t,o
great lnhi,l, together with some opinions
Of Promiucn, New York clcrgymcn Thu.
Is everybody given q chanct. OF course
Mr.. lngcraolrs yIcv' ar opposed TO all
the teachings Of Christianity, and the or.
thodox will Gnd in ihJm inspiration ior
jealous maintenance Of contrary opinion.
His statement that "thc civilized world
has outuovn the grcaicrpari Of the Chris.
tian creed" Is a ;eAt that should appeal
to the yalmous opposition o.. every Gins.
tian pulpit