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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-03

The Providence People, referring
to our remark made two weeks ago
that we could not see that the People
would improve matters by destroying
the "whisky trust" intimates that
it was misrepresented, and rises to
explain, saying that it meant "that
the liquor interest is an important,
if not the most important, organized
corrupting bulw rk of capitalism,
and must be recogHi.ed as the enemy
Of rising labw.' Yes, and then
there's the farmer that raises rye for
the distlller, and the maltster, and
The bottle-blower, and the govern
ment which reaps a harvest of dol
lars IN order to be able to support a
gang Of revenue collectors. gaugers
and minor slnccure Office holders.
1t is as true of the liquor interest as
it is of the other capitalistic interests,
that it is an enemy of the working
people-it is only part of an in
iquitous system.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
RAILROAD RUMBLES.

Excursion over the NJ, G. Z. & l. to In
teriske Park today.
The business mems train to Ottawa Beach
was discontinued yesterday.
The ID. l.. & " carried the usual nu mber
OF people to Reeds Lake Sunday.
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic mail
and express coach was brought to the G. r.
q l. shops for repair yesterday.
About one thousand people went 10
Ottawa Beach Sunday. The ID. L. & y. ex-
cursion brought $50 and there were $50
from this city.
Engine No. 20. which wa, so badly dis
abled at the wreck on the NJ. q. K. IL l.
Saturday afternoon is in the shops and will
have to be nearly rebuilt.
There will soon be q weighing and in
specting bureau established in kuskegon,
the same as the one recently established in
this city. In fact all railroad towns will
have these bureaus.
J. Versluis. q witchman st the south
yards, hsd his right arm crushed between
the deadveods OF some freight cars while
coupling them Sunday night. The scci-
dent occurred at IL p. m. The arm was SO
badly crushed that yesterday il was found
necessary to amputate the member. which
was done by DR.. @. X. Johnson, assisted by
Drs- J. b. Grisvold. J.. 4. Best and s. G
Graves. Nersluis is at the U. b. A. Home
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28


PkssAra Estate o,l o&Islzl CzaSserI
arossssa psEiuoa a. ace1Ss s. So Fsz 81
sate Hlea hearing cspsea esr II. Es4.s -
1AosSsss 4. hs~ass. Geos2ssc. oE1eF Sr4ot-
-. hlense ~ scil Eea- estate. tsl@-s 81
Ma. ii. 6sEo<. deosssee ofasr sppo-niiak
Beaizk 6anse sdsalulslfsir3x. Eslas -
1okn fsnnel 1eceAsss ar~sr sa.Nii-i4E
81 ~ psoks.s. feslcakrf lsg4isS ss0e
Elsc aBs lslsefs iSsUs1 - 4sfs fsaae-i
Estate ef kars &&D4kean e. a.. ustaors.
seaEGlsn eek1 ace sRa lsttsfs issusa -
William AaEgEkE. kslxis 81 " HASnlugiok
hests deceased, aS k4lki kislraler o~a9 e.
2sd lesfsfs lss1es - cscAJ l. heslA efasl
sssighlss Fsbgssfy =, isss. tor essrisG
oisllns ~ the coUfs.
Sgrsk1ok-Ass-s N sss va goseph y osI
divorce ordeIsa - ske~ cause ~es az a.
IA Z a4sEt s1oGla nsI lssas ssslzst ceishs
enI continued ~ coBseAt anti ospisn BEL
5. Lewis Pettii ". kary Blood. e]ecI1asni
thirty GAYS f0FtlsT uGs gFznts1 ih'
People ys. James K ferTlnsn. bigAmy
thirty dAys fuTlseT uaae lto2n ths ekpiF~-
aon Of previous order granted - seiiis bli
OF exeepI0ns AieKsneeT kEtheson Ns
TIE a. X. a 4. Railroad Company, lngune'
uou. order 70 sGow cause shy permanen'
injunction should net issue assinsi ceisno
ent, argued aEa application iOT sueh inJone
ZION dismissed Without ccets.
ClEcVlT-AOndsy. Auges Il, motlol
day. Cases en call. Nos- -. = - and ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
IN THE ROTUNDAS.


J. II. Msorcs. Of Lansing. is at Sweets.
2. B. LOOMS. Of Sparta. is at the Eagle
r. L. Blystose. of Bslding. is at Sweets.
VIII 5. Millard. OF Hesperis. is at the
Esgle.
W. g Baker. OF Big Rapids, is at the
Morton.
c A. DewinE. of Kalamazoo. was ia the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Findley and daughter. Of An Arbor,
are guests al Sweets.
r. II. Bedford and wife. Of Ionis, are
stopping st the Morton.
J. 4 Carr and family and II. ]. Webb
and family are guests ~ the Eagle.
Horace Watkins, of the Niddlevills Re-
publican. - registered at the Eagle.
]. II. Simmons. of Nswsygo. and n. NJ.
Pope, Of Allegao. are AZ the Morton.
Chss. ". Parker. popular Chicago
cigar man, - stopping at tbs Morton.
Mrs. W s Me.ic and Mrs. Fanny John.
son. o. Fenton, are guesls 81 the Esgle.
v. A. Carpenter. general passenger agent
OF the D., /. 4 \. r p. is st the Morton.
A L. tonEsT. If Kalamazoo. r P. Bar.
nard. Of Maple Valley, aad l.. B. Wells o,
Pontiac are guests a. Sweets
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
soUfH END sEws


W. Page ana D. d Hs@ss spess sas-
ass a. hSaAsz2 k4rk-
Nss Nsiti< Ns-A8e ~iil tsks 1slng ia
izsss tip - k4aos.oE. lsdAF.
~ wood. ~ith b s HAIRS. 80 s0Sa
0ccR2y sa< d Ose. SOY eSasss. % Syes-
LSrssL
MI .asts. cisrx a. Pages cr1g stozs
81 save toF 64ttls Crss& s11 DSlroA Tor .
s4zoEt tsczllon y Hsa4ss14y 1-9ralak
James B. Doyle, -ho las Oesa vislting N
ths coaasry i0r Ias pzst six r1oaias % Ia
sfsEs as as4lLa La rsIaERso vary 1ze1
i2pToEsa.
Ins drssr of ths sprinElsF oa SSath
Dslsloa-st. Las oes1 slSk for sas PAsI sosk-
kssfyoas wss xiA1 - ses am e0g YESTERDAY
sstenx dOsn he d1st. ralea lad sseo2s
alDost unbezrss-s-
ChsFlis Barnhsm seems % - hzsiag
04d iuek with Ia tTettiRx horses which ne
5 hssdllns 81 ne far grounds Yesterday
morning as he vas orivlng . 4-yesr ois
colt ssionsing 10 = Ar. Richards. bis s0lky
vas raa into by s0ether driver ana M.
BGrnhsm wss thfo-R out The cot ran
fro2 tks sroaass down hxil-st u Division,
dows Division. ana sss stopped by Free
n2n brs-sF. No dafnszs was done except
breaking of thllL
Lsst week one aight there vas 20 have
| beea . dance al . certain house GA Tenth
ave. b0I tae cfQvi which gathered were
doomed 10 di.sspeint4saL Lev CarlstOs.
the well known, sns-armed adder. had
| been secured 10 furnish tile music. Lew
was nol aoquslntea with some changes that
are gong on in the South Fad. and whsn
| he came 10 the high emOzn krnent made ~
the q. T., l.. a -. railroad he walked CT
/ into space As Lews wings have no
sproulsd yet Il may readily be Imagined
| what the result was. Several unss ia hi
HnGlsnined career down the slope he al
| fsirly On top oil tss nddls and when u
reached the railroad track. neither ths
| FIDDLE or toe fiddler were ia condition Il
attend q dance, 50 the party Of dancers wer'
compelled 10 retire without their aatlcI-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Pref. J. ". WeltORs Commercial College
in the ner Hartman Block commenced ia
second week yesterday with Al addition oi
two new scholars to the roll call Prof
wslton hss been connected With Swens-
berg Business College fer the psst dozen
years and Of course. ought 10 knov just
hou 70 run just sBen a school success
fully.
To those who have ever been under bis
instruction OF have ever seat pupils 70 him
Prof. Welt0a Wi need no recon ns1d8-
ton. for his methods srs known 70 me most
thorough snd his ability a. teschsr IN
Questioned. We prsdict for bis college con-
ilnusd prosperity, for v5sn peopis learn
where Re + there trey -iH ~ant 20 sfn5
ihesr sons ard daughters Everything
asout TIE schooi rooms is Bew and neat
Nez bulding. Dew furniture. goo8 acccn-
rnoSstions centrally located. srs among TIE
attractions about tie insfis8ti0B.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
POLICE PICKUPA

The Joseph Petz. bar obstruction case.
will come up the S0th.
-Four crunks IN the Police Court yester-
day. Only one paid up.
Charles Shields, for kseping his saloon
open sftsr hours. will have an examination
the 18th.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday for
George Mile. he is charged with defsaud-
~ the Hotel Richelieu.
L4nnigs 4 Murphy. charged with selling
liquor 10 8 minor had their case adjourned
for one week yesterday, on account of the
illness Of their attorney.
D. +. Raymond, the West Side saloon
men, charged with secreting stolen goods
had partial examination yesterday. The
case will be continued the 2Sth.
VIM Bulls, the man charged with de-
frauding the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany. was arrsisned yesterday and pleaded
not guilty. The case was adjourned until
this morning
Horace w. Abbott was in court yesterday
to answer to the charge OF adultery, and as
the comp laining witness was not present
the case went over until this morning. II
looks as if the wife OF Mr.. Abbott was weak
ening.
The Police Department received a tels-
gram from Harbor Springs to arrest Joseph
Keshigobniessi. an Indian boy, who had
run away with a travelling troupe. Ths
boy was arrested yesterday, and will b,
sen back home.
Edward Lswton, the young man who ha,
been peddling zi,hers in this city for
couple OF weeks without license. was ar
rested yesterday. Hs pleaded guilty, and
was assessed s535 or ten days in Jail. This
was cheap way 10 pay two weeks
license. as the license would have cost him
81 per day. Lawton had his musical in
struments in court, and played the LAS
Ross OF Summer" for the Judge. He ther
soaked" his music with the clerk while he
went after the money to pay hi, fine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
ToWH TOPIC.

TIE tfeai lzLeblas sszsaa eiasss .ita snis
wesE
Psgscless report eons.dsFaols Sickness
sHous cailars1.
TIE cltg oshs=rs 81 move iats tAs 0ty
ha.l tals ssak
Ihs Hgdrs4ile C0sDsny's . sssad pipe aAs
fs@1ls.i = Esisal II tnlrty ave isst-
Tsa .asiis asfk o. tke 3i1 s4sdsa bar
gi4a eharea sss 1aished ysst<razs
Hsary sall.Fa1s siex.at nss rsssdsaes
g. Jefferson 4gs. - as2riy nElsse1
AL las shadows n the City Hall aEs
cleaned sEespt those % ths nEst coor
asps stout. for stealing ssisGs 10 Grand
Esp.Gs fos8salp. BAD so.-5 yesterday iato
Jazlles " Hssgiall eoaFL
A dazstsd il5 test high vii ss erected 81
TIE -olai<gs hcnls grounds Tie na1lo1al
ee.ofs Hili ~ lrqu tne tsp.
Toe flnsrsl o. ne .srs Nm- 4. Solomon
0e Bed ms sf5sruoon a. ecioc-
Do ol1 settlers slil AItead
ne falss imprisonment suit of 2 =.
esees against ~. WATSON, 81 be On cal IA
luslos VI sstial's Ccurt tndaF.
Tas SEATING capacity Ia Hartnan's Hall
- 1slnx increased sad a as. AEd eompiets
.gsfsm ct ssaiiIatisn . ssIng pat IN
Bark-v 4 Gsy .ill furnlsh me us- Ave
n.s houss a. hol springs. AK, and u viii
ss ne 0uflh a0gsi they have furnished a.
l0at liaee.
BaHdak oosratiOns hsFs been resumed
on tas ass Cay block. which IL being
erected over ths Cana assF ths hsrksy a
OaY iaetosy-
0ns cass OF cholera iniantum sas re-
ported 10 lEs Beard OF Heath yesterday
IBs p4asnt = nLtis son Of Ar. Hill. OF 81
Waterloo st.
A palateg shlls a. sOFk on the Hill
drug store. yesterday. tell ot the ses1old
sad vas considerably shaken up. he vas
Aois % walk home.
NlEh the stesdy blows OF the stone cut
t-rs smploysd on 81 Marks Home and tas
kammeriug on tae hydraulic slandpipe.
CAaton- 81. s<snls quay indeed.
lae lFisa-AmsricAa Lifsrsry So<isty vill
discass ne elasticity o. ne lssal fraternity
tonight fhs discussi0a will oe followed
oY rscilstionz aua = musieai programme.
i0u.s sander The Canai-st- secondhand
dealer b. suffering from so0no IA MS
t1lmD and ampuiatIon may Do necessary
hls thumb ~as bitten oy a man sOmstlrse
ago - they we're hghung.
The new postofhcs At South Grand Rapids
Tss opened Yesterday with Ar. Crocker IN
charge. The once win get mail tvies q
dsg leAying the city az SO 4. ~. and ~ ..
n, so that The people Just az The south
boundary OF the city Will hsve better maj
facilities than ever before hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Friday will be q great day at Ramona
Park. Clubs msds Up ofyoung Republicans
and Democrats will meet in enthusiastic
combat 70 determine which way the wind
will blow next November Though no
professional will be allowed to play in
either nine, 20 flies aOurish on the the
players entered Captain Scslly. Of the Re-
publicsns hss Sis men in training. and says
the game is almost already won. Captain
sesris. OF the UnterFihed. Is endesvoFinE to
ct odd, on bis segregation. red hot
tims may De expected
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

r. ID. Wheeler, of Ravsnna. is about the
hsppiest man in Western Michigan. August
on Cansl-sL Last night by appointment
be came to Police Headquarters and got
bis money IL was found the day that he
lost il by Mary Berry, q tweive-year-old
daughter of the late Barney Berry, on the
corner Of Canal and Pearl-st,. Mr.. Wheeler
revsrdsn the little girls honesty by giving
her S25 and telling her that he would buy
her present that she would always keep,
n Q reminder of her honesty. Mary Berry
Is happy little girl and Mr.. Wheeler is
equally happy. Miss Berry lives With her
mother at 256 South Wstsrloo-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
SAUNDERS -STINSON.


why VI. r. saunders Looked 80 Happy
and why Nettis e stinson Rssig gned.
Henry e. Saunders the manager Of the
G. r. & l. Telegraph Company here has
been at Bay View nearly all summer, bu.
be returned last week and all of h. friends
noticed the very happy countenance which
be wore. The cause of all his happiness
has Just transpired. Miss Nettis L. Stin-
son. the Deputy County Treasurer, il will
be remembered resigned her position last
week TO ill . more responsible and impor-
tsnt position as Mrs. II. +. Saunders.
They were married in Chicago and none of
their friends here bad any intimation of
their intentions when they left. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders returned from Chicago last
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
THIS MORNINGS FIse.
The sixth wsra Comes np Smiling with
anothsr Fir.

anothsr fire
Shortly after midnight two houses 5l7
and sls bsmiitea-s at, -sre totally burned
The IRE caught IN some unknown rsv ia
tss rear o. 3le. Ibs house vas Owned and
cccn pied oy - nSD Becker, whose 90. q
500 Nth 500 Insurance. His housshold
goods sTs tots loss. With 40 insurance
eco. Z. Benastt. tas drsynan. livad il =
rsrt Of TIE house.. sn3 hs lost al Of hi,
fBraIt8rs. together With $50 n cash. ths-
~as "a fhe house. NJ. Zen EFT rufs Dis
lo~s - SO. s5d be hsd no insarsaos.
The second house vss o~ned hT Anton
Shape. and vas worih sseat $50 II Us
occapisd ~ Alex DarT who ssvsd ~
Eost Of as f7rniturs, oaly losing sbsut s.
wcrth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
SCHMIDT BRos.,
To Gas CONSUMES.

The manufacturers of the celebrated
Scimens Lungren Ga. Burners, having
materially reduced the price, large re-
duction will be made in the rental charged
for their use. and in the price OF those
wishing to buy them. These burners afford
q brilliant economical liEht.
ScINEss LUSGREN ILLUMISATTNG Co.,
l0j Ottawast.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Retur, Cam.

The Grand Rapids travelling men went TO
Detroit last Saturday and got laid OUT in
. game Of base ball Next Saturday re-
.urn game will bs played IN this city. and
lhs only thing thai will save the Dstroits
from being raitswashei viii Be 70 snug-
xls Grtzeia aud Bennett into the club for
The battery. Dsfsst starss them IN the
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Nsls Olsen ssvs tsst his -as lsf Elm
tws years sze. and COZ hr rsnts divore.
Tie parties wers ns-rie1 ID Ssuth G.nzss
Alexss csunty Asgust. p ~ sra fke~
ssre fhrer chiidrsa. wsra q Wars ( -
ne first pagers n the case in ths Circu
C~urt v@ser6sy
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
81 s. thr

Manager Smith j. giving splendid shs~
this week The Pinsfors Introisctionn =
soru-thinr new ard novs and = very
csfcay. snd wiil - ropu'ar al tae week
Nd Ferrest saS Jos,- Msiter con@e n for
the sonors II the evening also the Vsrillo
Brothers Ia their nid-ssr perform ancs
Sc thsr -vsrv evening tbs -sek
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

A. ?. schsfsr. Collector % tsis . ort. rs-
rsivrd hrs cor n ission from Wsshinrton
v~.ts~csv He sxp~cts Treasury ofscsr
bs~s % 3sv OF fuo - instruet bin 10 his
duties SD - ns sse - op@n his o1los ~
fss srst r s~rtsn1ss-. cr ssriier
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Sec VsrsDzi. the Italian. charged With
adultery By ise husband ef Mrs.. Cent?. vas
the csse vss adjourned NJ. Gent Who
-ss discharged sst vsek vii Be arrested
s<sin. a. her husband SAYS thai hs made q
uistsss tn the date and fhsf a ths reason
be did not srpeRr vsen s6s wss discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

7 an SURPRISES. A. Jse sbeehy. toe Nn.ks-
gen chsnrria1. ceufnr . Grsnd Rapids 70
rrake a match to ight me ard ~sntirg 70
f,r-i~ ltr rsf~ uauev nusf n a.rn NJ
rhaesv - wsnfs - Hghs re r -uxt %
fr fefs' Eas Tslsfpis "a fae winner sad hs
~ 1z~e to feeosit sio1 - xusrsnb>s his
s-resrercs In he rnz- These ara tae
flfs sa fsre match 81. snd Il -
8rf xccrpt fope hs 49, stop are pscer
tsntiur soa coms 70 bsfEs~ss Or I vill csll
ka.a cur. 4kCk Wasscp
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
ARE You GONG

to travel? If so, you must be very careful
of your health. or your doctors bills will
cost you more than your travelling ex
penses A bottle of Sulphur Bitters vii
protect you from all sickness incident TO q
change of climate. Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

The Plain6eld-are- N. F. Church will
give an excursion 10 lnterlske Park on
Tuesday, August %. Round trip. 81. Train
leaves Union depot at 7.s5 a. IN. Tickets
may be purchased at Union and West side
depots. Ali invited
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

TIE members ~ tes Old Residents Asso-
cation of re G-zn5 Eirs- Fa1sv ~ rrest
a. tbs 5ur<-ior Cou-t roam o. Tassss-. ths
- iast. a. p 20 sftera tks fasersi 81
- u a~e~~~. Rwws n ssFra.
f><z~sx<r
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

NEw MILLINERY AT KKSDALL's.
Fall styles now ready; largest stock; low
est prices in the city-wholssale and retail
J.C. KENDALL & Co., 75 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

~tsr<e Era~s ssrsy-cc-nos po~f~r-
hsrs valgsr slsr-. Pszoui'ss sas osly
CemPisxlsn fsvd~ "a lsE szs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Having purchased the entire

Having purchased the entire stock o
fancy and woolen goods, yarns. masks. etc.
of s. Tyroler at very low figure. we vii
dispose of them a. retail far below th,
original cost of the goods.
SCHMIDT BRos.,
220. 222, 224 West Fulton-st.. cor Straight.
The Gable Car Compsny's cars run oy on
stores. Give us a call.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
PROF. MARIA MITCHELL.
The Life and Work of Americas Only Woman
Astronomer-Her Observatory Home.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
NEW YORK. Jan. 2L-Maria Mitchell who has
resigned the professorship of astronomy at Vas
sar, and to whom the trustees have insisted on
granting an indefinite leave of absence instead
will be missed at the girls college as nobody
else connected with it could be. She has been
part ana parcel of the institution since it opened
its doors. an important factor in its life
and the pride of the whole student pop
ulation. Professor Mitchell takes rank with
Caroline Herschell, these two being the most
distinguished Of all woman astronomers Miss
Herschell announced the last of the eight COM
cts discovered by her in 1795. and the next comet
discovered by woman was by Maria
Mitchell in 1S47. Professor Mtcheirs original
observations and Investigations have included
valuable examinations of the nubule, and much
work connected with the coast survey and the
compilation of the Nautical Almanac.
AT Vassar Prof Mitchell has not for many
years lived with the student population and the
body of professors and teachers in the main
building of the collegiate tgroup The ooserva-
midst, has been her domain. Here she has been
queen in her kingdom. The two wings fitted
up on either side of the great tube turned ever
to the sky have afforded space for recitation
to Which it has been one of the
highest privileges Of Vassar life to be invited
Here Prof. Mitchell has lived, here her studies
have been conducted and here her still erect
form, her dark, STRAIGHTFORWARD, piercing and
yet kindly eyes the white curls about her face
and the frank dirsctness os her conversation
have inspired respect and affection
from successive classes of Vassar girls.
Delicate students. unable to bear the
strain OF life in the girl colony, with
its population of three hundred and more, have
been lodged from time TO time in the observa-
tory, and have found reason to rejoice that they
were not too robust in the close association into
which they were brought with the beloved Prof
Mitchell Vassar alumnse added $l4. 900 TO the
endowment ofthe Maria Mitchell chair of asiron-
omy last spring and every well wsher of the
college win hope that after a well-earned period
of rest Professor Mitchell will be the presiding
genius Of the observatory again.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
NATURES UNERRING LINES.
Marked Faces Seen as One Goes Through
Life-Sicns That Never Wear Out.


Youths Companion.
An American who had lived many years in
Europe states that on one occasion he traversed
the streets of an Austrian city with the chief
of police, who pointed to different houses as they
walked along to the abodes of thieves or pro-
fessional gamblers. Some of these houses were
squalid novels, others were stately mansions.
How do you keep them all 10 your memoryF
asked the American.
II do not Look at this" pointing to al
most invisible red mark the entrance.
That Is secret of the police. Every rogue's
dwelling is so marked. The law has Its eye upon
him day and night"
Every vicious soul itself marks the dwelling
of its body with the sign of its crime. to be read
and understood by all men, No matter how
writing on his face day by day its name and pro-
gress in letters that will never wear out.
The bloated eyes of the drunkard, the sodden
skin of the glutton. the leering eye of the vo-
Iuptuary. and the pinched features of the Diser.
"a skilIful physician" said Mr.. Beecher. las
he walks along the street can plainly read the
history of every moral disease in the faces of
the passers by"
A learned iurist who died in Pennsyivsnia
lately held himself haughtily aloof from all che
world but his own immediate family.
II hate the mob OF men," he would often say.
'I do not choose that they shall pry into my
inner life."
Yet so clearly were his pride, salfshress, and
ili-temper written on his face that no one could
misread his character. 1t was open to every
passer-by; Know thou. o young man. that for
all these things God will bring thee into iudg-
mentn saws the preacher
Not before Him alone. but before every man
who looks upon the marked face
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
Large Estates in New York.

Letter In fnilaueipnla frees
There are many men in New York richer than
the richest man in any other city. who are possi>
bly, never heard of and whom It would puzzle
people to name Moses Taylor was figured at
at 500 009, 600 to $50 0O0 600 when he died; he
owned enormous tracts OF real estate many
mortgages, and he had 40 900 shares OF Lacka-
wanna stock, which it is said had paid him back
his entire investment with z per cent. interest
and 81, 800, 900 profit besides. One paper was
thought to be very wide OF the mark when is
estimated his wealth at s4O. .00O, ,O00 Most peo-
pie will be surprised to know that the appraisal
showed him to be worth when he died over s62. :
600 900 The property has not been divided
since his death.
1t was generally supposed that Mrs. Stewart
would count as the richest woman in New York.
and yet when the returns OF the collateral in
heritance tax were made it is found that the
Henrietta A. Lenox estate paid on account OF
this tax SIC. 534. Mary j. Morean's estate con-
tributed $64, ,20l and Cornelia NJ. Stewart came
third with s6l, ,232. Since the passage of the
collateral Inheritance tax law these have been
the three largest estates that paid anything t.
the State-all belonging to women.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22

tate and distress the minds Of certain persons
and newspapers, neither of whom are ever called
upon in any way to contribute to the paw OF tho
evangelists, is how and how much the said
evangeists are paidf For my part. do not see
why 1t should concern anyone who 10 not party
to the transaction between churches and evangel-
lists. TO know anything about it. It would seem
that it is none of their business The HeralG
and Presbyter Of Cincinnati replies with little
side light on the question. and says: IF tho
people and papers in question have not been
called upon to pay the bills OF eveneelists. they
are more fortunate than some editors and others
with whom we are acquainted. Our experience
is, that Christian people who believe in conserva~
tive methods are repeatedly called on to pay
bills incurred in evangelistic movements which
they do not favor, or in regard 70 the inaugura-
tion of which they are not even consulted"