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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
4 DISTRESSING CASE or POVERTY.

One OF the many distressing cases OF poverty
brought about by sickness which come before the
public at this season Of the year IS that OF Ann
Donolue, an industrious woman who for many years
has supported herself BY making and peddlng aprons.
She is now living at No 205 East Forty sixth ST.. hut
formerly occupied rooms IN small old frame house.
For some years she has suffered from disease which
has gradually grown more and more virnlent until
now She IS scarcely free from pain. 1t viii
thus be seen that she j. completely disabled from
earning her living. All the ncighbOrs among whom
she lived for long series Of years speak in the highest
terms OF her character and habits. she i said TO
have a son, thirty years old. whom she had educated
hut who several years has lot been seen or heard
from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
FITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Patterson. in the supreme court mas uhoe'
consideration a clause In the will Of samson smsoh
who died in 1857. This clause provided for fund %
$50 900 the interest Of which was 10 be pald 10 tle
testatorS nephew simson Leo. during MS HE.
and after his death II 10 90 To any Responsible cor
poration in this CITY, at the time OF the nephew" oea'
whose purpose 10 amtllorae the cohdloh Oh te
Hebrew, in JerlI.alcm Leo died in l975 ana the
North American Relief Society now claims the money.
Iu,tice O'Bren in the supreme Court. has conhrmH
.h, report OF Sherfs jury In declaring MIS- Minnie
Hang insane. Mrs. Hang nearly starved hersen u
save money 10 educate her child. Her nina became
eccted and she vas sent 10 an asylum. The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company IS made the Trustee to take
car, Of the money which she saved amounting "
few thousand dollars.
Mrs Ann Clyde recovered verdict for @of rom
iurv before Judge Dugro. in the superior Court YES
,.,iay ng,inst Charles Mccoy, who keeps barroohi
AZ Xlnthaye. and Forty trst-st Mr.. tyde Warlel
Mccoy NOT To sell her husband any intoxicating Iqtor
and lie dsrcgardcd the warning. Size sued MN We
-. 300. .-,.- 60. ALL, Id ,as,
Judge O'Gorman. OF the superior Court tried ms last
casa Yesterday lie will retire on December 81 nav
Inv arrived al the age OF seventy years several months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
Jrncr,s DAUGHTER GUILTY or THEFT.

Judcc Cowng Yesterday sentenced Nary H. KOS
settler aged thirty four. 10 the pcniicn,ary i"r 'A
months for stealing $3.50 from the safe Of = l. o'u'
son dealers in pianos. by whom she was c'hPI"S w
a, bookkccper She pleaded guilty. saying that s"e
had been drinking the night previous I" c"m"''l"s
tho crime She i, the daughter Of Nathan T. RIOS
cotton f,r many wears Judge OF the County Court IN
..tha.io County and afterward an official ~ the
sui, Treasury in this city, The woman declared th"'
be WAS not An habitual dTinkcr but lad fhIIch mo
had company on the night mentioned she hod l"
Philadelphia after committing the crime bH' felur'N
IN This city Of her volition. some ,i!hc Dc'oie
her arrest she told the judge. she confessed Hc' gum
to the Rev DIR. Mingins, of the Union lApc'I"'' a'u
10 Mrs Elizabeth Freeman VINO 'ohu"''S "'c '0'''
Charles f. Pickering brother law OF M, h ~,
o,tc~ and her sister Informed Judge Towing thHI w,
missioner was i'm their opinion not entirely sane lmc,
laid that She was The tool of woman whom snc i'''
al a religious meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
RrwARDryG Mr.. KENyYS ABILITY.

The Board Of "City Record" decided Yesterday TO al
vance supervisor kennys salary from TiV"o 1" Q'o"o
a year. Louis +. GaiIncy, eNpreN>nau ais" got
raise in pay ~ from ~ 200 70 ~ 400.
The iucrcas, I'm supervisor kennys salary was con
sderi by the Board Of Estimate at one Of It's meetings
last week and was then decided that in view OF the
ndefatigabe industry he had shown in the discharge
81 hi, duties, " we'll a. his wise and economical al
mlnstraton Of the affair, connected with MS once DIV
which he had saved the city many thousands of dol
lars ho had fairly earned substantial advance upon
bi. former paw Every member 0t the BOARD Of EST
mate and Of the Board Of CITY Record had good
w"rl 10 say shout Mr. kenny ability and his zeal for
the Interests u the city, and the vote Tor the increase
in both boards unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
WHERE ST. BERyARD's PARISHIoNERs WILL MEET

Charles r Mcdonnell. paid a visit yesterday " ''io
Rev Gabriel A. IIeay at the rectory Of st. berh'iu
Roman Catholic Church, in West fourtech''s''' a''1
expressed TO him his sympathy At the SERIOUS ,o''
he had met in the burning down OF the churc"' '"o'
consulted with him also rs 10 the arrangement" o'
rebuilding the church and securing uh', INC" so
co,,'anion, r,ace for worship Father iiealy told a
r,nor,or q, The Tribune that the entire insurance
vo s6A OoOO of which $685. 900 was on the builoI's
n,oner lie said the NewYork Consolidated Na'u
Company had agreed to let him have the srouna moor
Of their foctory, No. 22G and 22s West four"ch'"-
St. for use free until the church is rebuilt ana mere
mas, will be celebrated Christmas Day at % D. =
s. o. 10 and II o'clock The place Will mo' char all
rou nerSons but there many masses ui", .@i
Of the pari shoners will have chance to worship:
:. We viii usc the basement Of the churCh hrst' ~
- We ~ ,sasi damaged ne said. " II holds 1000
nersons ana il viii probably be ready FOR use in four
civ cooks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
HE R4D JUST TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
WILLIAM II. REAvEY SAYS HE HAS GREAT
WEALTH AND DECLARES HE WOULD
RATHER LIE THAN NOT.

WEALTH AND DECLARES HE WOULD
RATHER LIE THAN NOT.
.Judgc | am the most notorious liar in the world.
can't help living the startling admission made
by william Reavey, a wcll-dressed Young man. To
Justice OReilly in Jefferson Market Court yesterday
Reavcy was arrested Monday night on a war
rant charging him with swEdling Miss Addie eandiou
a boarding house keeper at No los West thirty
eighth.st. ont of board bill Of SO. lie engaged
board at Miss Sandfords house early in october at the
rate of 80 so week. Although without penny at
The time Rcavey told such tales Of his wealth That he
not only duped Miss sanford but number of boarders
as well.
To bear out his stories. Reavey gave Miss sandford
a bank book showing balance Of SiO0 to his credit in
the Dime savings Bank 4 Philadelphia. Rcavey boarded
with Miss sanford until December II without paying
cent for board. on that date Miss SANFORD he>l-
tatngly reminded her bOarder that Christmas was
acceptable. with pleasure said the oily Reavey
"IIere's a draft for 800 Take that as payment for
my bill of 49, and keep the balance as further security
for board
Miss sanford took the draft and sent by registered
letter Daniel Lamont, j.. cashier OF the Dime Saw
ings Bank The draft returned with the iniorma-
ton that all the money Rcavcy had on deposit IN that
hank was 20 cents When Miss sanford saw now sle
had been duped by Rcvey she said nothing TO him. but
secured warrant for his arrest. 80
When aITaigned In court Retvey admitted ms gum,
and said that he could not help lying. ia Idtler
lie than tell the truth he said. .
Justice O'Rey held Reavcy for trial in II 600 ball,
in default Of which he was remandcd TO prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
4 yEW RAPID TRANSIT COMNISSl0N'
MAYOR GRANT NAMES FIVE MEN TO scoNhAD
THE OLD BODY.

MAYOR GRANT NAMES FIVE MEN ~ S''NI.--
TIE Old BODY
MAYOR Gran; aupointcd new Rapid Transit Con'hlN
soner, Yesterday under the authority oi '"'P,c' ,,
NJ the Laws of 1870 Here are the Hah",' "'''
sten,ray John H. Starin, samuel spencer hnscho -
Husbe and Frederick y. Olcott. The appo'"'"'"U
were made in response to a petition Oh my =, "o
raeI estate owners headed BY George r. Rcad ue ie"
president Of the Ncw-York Real Estate EAchaise "'
sent to the Mayor yesterday
The ncv commission, like the last, J. conpo,0u "
.,n,o nonocro,s ind two Republicans. although MI
olcott while he passes for Democrat Is "'o'o ''''
c,,s.cd nc a Mugwump. Mr.. Seinway, Democrat anu
u c,orn RenIblican were members OF the Mayor
,os, panId Transit Commission Mr.. spencer Dci'"e>
"a the firm of Drexel Morgan Co., ana IS sau 10 W
the best railroad expert in the tniteu STATE -"
some time ago appointed by Mayor Grant inc W"
advising expert in connection Win changes '
n,,cd in the mechanical construction OF the broo"N
nrldre lie is Republican. Mr.. Bushe Is lawyer -
prominence and extensive practice IN real c>''" CIV
oi,,rav cases with an Office az No. $50 Broad""S'
Ito wos one of the commissioners OF appraisal III Nv"
College Place opening and held the same poN'''' "
the Thirty fourth-st armory site commission" va
,attor commission Mr. Gushc distinguished hhScn ps
standing ont firmly and effectively aF""H' IN
hery Of The city His friends say tha' ne j. an '''
faupobIe worker He is in politics Democrat
NJ o,cott +. wcll-known rs president Of the cen
trail Trust Company and one of the strongest an"
most influential fnanciers in wall street Inc '"HO
had not UP to the time that he announced ,ho'' "p
ointmcnts which was at a late hour yesterday '''Vr
noon received the acceptanccN of ans OF them o", ne
entertained no doubts to their undertaking inc ''N
assigned them. - ,ho
The Rapid Transit Commission appointed by inc
Mayor early this year, which mas gone 1"' ~
cnCe by legal limitation consisted W Tue iGn II
.ncrst Delmont now dead william SieinWay Johu IL
starin Orlando Il. Potter and Woodbury. LaiIun that
II Is evidently the expectation oil thf M n{"r in
,rhrn the new rapid transit measure j. lnlul ,hn
the legislature at Albany this winter tG lahcs W. ,"d
commissioners appointed YESTERDAY VIII DO ''''P'0
nv general consent and inserted Ia the Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
Jr,1orsy THE cArSE OF LOyETz'S CRIME

Charles Lovctz the cgarmaker who Killed his wlfo
Martha I'm the home Of her parents. Mt No 81 Division
81 ON Monday afternoon wa transferred from the
Essex Market Prison TO the Tombs Yesterday, where
~ Will probably remain until he IS tried for hi' crime
III, prctencc Of insanity did not deceive the police WHO
regarded the murder a the result oi jealousy ana ''o
that he had acted throughout as cowardly loafer
Tho la,iy ~ the murdered woman buried yes
crlav afternoon after there had been funeral service
according To Hebrew custom at the house IA Dvi'onst
TN, lid Of the collin WAS kept closed during the cere
uonv and v>r the woman> If bio Il had been spilled
ON the floor III the front room pieces oi te carpet mao
af cut away Relatives Il the murdered Wife denied
that LovcZ had letter in hls possession when iui
,hed any excuse for his icay~y. and the police said
That ,urh a letter wa, not found his person when
he wa, searched after the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
WOULD Mr. GALLUP BIKE TO BE TIE OyEi

President Gallup. OF the Park Department, SAID YES
erday that when he was told on Monday tat tno
maintenance appropriation had been exhausted 10
ordered the discharge Of $50 men, Yesterday 10
had sent for superintendent Parsons and after que~
ionlng him and examining the records he found thas
there was still 81 900 remaining OF the fund Mr.
Gallup said that he thereupon caused fifty TO seventy
five Of the men to be reinstated. lie was determined
to keep force sufficient 10 protect the plants ana
flowers and take care OF the animals
"This Department" Mr.. Gallup added Z" has been
run In a haphazard way for a long time The Only
pr,ner solution of the situation Is 10 make IL one
headed Commission like the Department OF PUBIC
Works As 1t stands II is a OF the time wien
to satisfy the politicians eleven Commissioners wele
mn, I'm Office This number was afterwaN reduced 10
i've and finally 10 four. Another reduction Is IN oruer
and II should be to one Responsible man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
NEHs 0E RLSHOPS ~ TIE WEST.

Tie Rome correspondent OF The 'a'loic news
teegraphed Yesterday that biNhop ha'Scr' u ",ecn
por wis has becn appointed Archbishop Of Mil
rautee 10 succeed the late Archbishop lleis' lShop
scannell OF ConcoIda, Kan has been transferred u
omaha to succeed the late Bishop OConnor the Kew
DE- Thomas i. Brennan Of DrlitTopd. IN the Diocese
Of Erie Penn. has been chosen Bishop % tie me-"
Diocese Of Dallas. Tex, aud il has been dclucd uas
piehop Burkc who went TO Rome about a year ago u!
neton the Pops TO relieve him of the responsibility Oh
lie Diocese Of Cheyenne, Wyo, which wa uhapie u
support bishop IA 10 remain AZ CHEYENNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
A PROPOSED CHANGE ~ THE HARBOR LINE.

special meeting Of the Board Of lIarbor Lines
was held at the Army Building yesterday TO listen to
the request Of Il. c. Packard president Of the Atlantic
Dredging Company that the present harbT lines be
so changed as TO allow him to channel which he
had opened several years ago at BayOnne y. J. Mr.
Packard was represented at the hearing by X. d.
Benedict Charles \. sterling presde6t Of the Bergen
Neck Railway Company, which has built trestlc
across the channel not in favor Of having the har
bor lines EXTENDED. The City Of BayOnne repre-
sented by Mayor John Newman and by Charles ".
I1ller, who were ia favor OF Nj. Pachards PROPOSE
the Secretary OF War
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

therefore provides that In case Of failure to co'p
the pnrchase Of this part Of the property the "O'el"
ment shall be allowed to recall rs contract at any ,l
I'M T., February !. 1891. The Government i a'Nv'
10 con,pcte the purchase Of the entire block J" oD.'
tha, the work Of construction may be en'eIeo '' T.
ca, io,.. Dos.lle delav The agreements p.o'uc 49,. .ur
,i,o Gr,lSeIr - Tho Cerd u ownership IN uic 81
once 80 - FuOn-st at II M, on Nay "a c,.a tlc
.,c dcycrrd bcfor-. tie specified date the p
Of the property although free from ON or
Fr ia, dse The property viii be conveyed aD'o'cH
free and clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

last week Inspector Martin. Of the Bureau OF
offensive Trades has been directed to make an in.
vcstigation lis report upon the complaint Will lot
reach tho Health Board until next week.
At rhe Office If the lfr0w Printing Company II was
said yesterday that the late work last Thursday night
was made necessary by the printing Of The Medical
Record which contained "A long article on Professor
Kochs lymph. The manager Of the Office said that
the physicians who made the complaint ought 10 have
borne with the annoyance night for the beneht Of
the medical profession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
THEIR NIGHTS REST WAS BROEEN.

prs Moritz Dcrleth. p. J. Lynch and Henry Balser.
,yho occupy the houses Nos. 2i2. 2l6 and 2lS Fast
thirteenth st.. have made complaint to the Health
Hoard TINT their comfort has been ntcrfcrcd with by
the running of the presses in the Tpw Printing Com
many, building In Twefthst. Particular stress has
been laid upon the fact that the printing presses in
that building were all night on Thursday night OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
TIE COTRTS.
ATTACKING THE MCKINLEY LAWS VALIDITY.

II. Hermann, sjernbach ~ Co. on october I'M
ported certain manufactures Of cotton and lax on the
Fulda and n,tcrwad paid duty on them Ihey nave
brought suit in the United states Circuit court 10
recover par: Of The duty the ground that the Me-
Knnley Tariff law is imperative. They ailese that 10
never passed Congress the form In which the Pesl
dent signed H. ard that it is unconstitutional 3y rS
son Of IL, third section, and because it gives bounty
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
THE APPRAISERS STORES SITE

The United States Government, through its agent.
John Lindley. has purchased from the Trinity Church
Corporation the block Of ground bounded by Chris
tophor, barrow, Greenwich and Washington siS. This
ground will form the site for the new Appraisers
Stores, and the price paid is S3200D0 "a The
poration all but small part of the block. with
the rentals IT Is possible that the Government NAV
experience considerable difficulty In inducing tho
owners Of this small portion OF the property to accept
fAr and equitable terms Of purchase The Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
THE po,Rp,s REPORT Insufficient.

Judge Lacombe, in the United states Circuit Cours.
handed down An order directing the Board OF Appras
er, 10 report material from which certain goods.
the duty On which is in litigation, are made The
board reported recently that ii assumed the goods TO
he worsted from the admissions II the importers. oS
The Judge held that they should learn the facts III u
case from an actual investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
Az ATTRACTIVE TRIP TO WASHINGTON.

Having taken time by the forcoci and reserved inc
hos. hotel accommodations in Washington carry !"
.an,ember. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company per
,onally conducted tour 10 Washington Oh pc'V"'',
20 covering a period Of three days, az d I''o VI
- , 80 deserves the patronage OF inc Wis.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
THEIR FORGERIES LAND THEN ~ PRISON.

Judge Cowing sent two forgers TO the state Prison
Yesterday Joseph Holman. age thirty seven. an In
scot powder dealer o. No 1O7 Grand ST.. must serve
seven years for swindlng number OF persons by
means OF bogus checks. Frank W. Clark received q
ten years sentence for forging names TO two cheeks
aud depOsitng them IN banks.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-15
Organising Against British Rule.

MONTREAL, May ia new secret
Irish organization. with mem bership
of 10000, has been formed, with it's
head center in this city and Quebec, it's
object being antagouism to British
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

G. S. Williams bucket-shop, the larg.
est in Boston, has suspended.
Eleven students have been expelled
from the Batavia, N. Y, Institution for
the Blind for INSTRUMENTATION.
Andrew j. Plummer, of Saccarappa,
Me-, was found murdered in his yard
at an early hour in the morning.
Ex-Secretary of the Navy Whitney and
Mrs. Whitney sailed from New York for
Europe on the White Star steamer
Majestic.
Franklin H. Tinker, of the firm of
Root 4 Tinker, trade newspaper pub
fishers, Is dead at his home in Short
Hills, N. j.
The United States Senate Commerce
Committee has agreed to report favor
ably the bill for Il bridge across the Hud-
son river at New York.
The returns from all but fve1 Of
the Presbyteries of the Presbyterian
Church show that 1873 have voted for
revision, SO against revision, and six
have declined to vote.
Mayor Cottrell, of Cedar Keys, Fla,
has the whole town in mortal fear of
him and he is creating Il reign of ter
ror. A United States posse has gone to
Cedar Keys to arrest the mayor.
Peter Cooper Hewitt, the 2S-year-old
son of ex-Muyor Hewitt of Newly ork
was made n prisoner in front of the
Madison Square Theatre on a charge of
assaulting Il cabmen. He was discharged
The jury in the Fanshawe arson
case in New YORK city, after being out
all night, came into court and reported
that they were unable to agreee and
were discharged. They stood 10 to =
for conviction.
While blowing on his farm at Ipswich,
Mass, James Butler turned up an Indian
idol of stone in the shape of serpent
which is looked upon as an undoubted
relic of the stone age and will be de-
posted in the Essex Institute collection
at Salem.
John w. Foster, proprietor of tho
Summit Hub aud Carriage Factory at
Summit, N. j., was struck by the
Dover freight train at : a. m, near his
home. His loft arm was terribly LAGER
ated, and be received serious internal
injuries. Doctors pronounce his case
hopeless.
Thomas B. Musgrove was arrested at
the New York Union League Club, of
| which he is q member, on q warrant Is
sued to Augustus D. Fasidi of Rhine
beck, Dutc chess Co., N. Y. Musgrove Is
charged with sending an indecent pam
phlet lbelling relations of Mr.. W. w
| Aston to complainant through the mail
The graduating exercises Of the Yale
| Theological Seminary at New Haven,
Conn, were held in the Battelle Chapel
Addresses We're delivered by Messrs
Baird, Beard, Bigelow, Chaplin, Chap.
man, Davies, Hooker, E. T. Root, T. II
Root, E. E. Smiley, f. L. Smith and w,
A. Trow of the graduating class. The
class numbers Il,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-15

lNsiNuArrNo agent-"Can ! go the
lady OF tho house. please?" bridget
eyer luckiu' ct her. young man"
DoI.AM-"Sure an OF can't foind the
matches" O'Kelly-''Thin sthrike
loight and LUX for them, like sinsible
person"
A WEALTHY and popular Austrian, re-
Gently lost 900, 900 forms at baccarat,
and now he has not money enough to
even. back rat-errior in q pit.
"YEs," said the poet to the boy, as he
stepped into the elevator, ~ am going
up. want to feel once more in my life
that I'm rising poet"
"MY wife is practicing with dumb
BELLS" proudly exclaimed q would-bo
athlete. do you find them any softer
than flat-irons?" queried wag who over
heard the remark.
A LADY in court being asked her age,
replied that she didn't know; she
couldn't remember the exact hour she
was born, and could only depend on
hearsay. Hearsay is not evidence, and
the matter was ruled out.
SOCIAL AaIrAroR-"Isn't it = shame
tho way they work the help in this
| store? Fifteen hours day and wages
almost nothing" Companion-"Why
| do you trade here?" Social Agttator-
"Oh! they sell things SO much cheaperr'
WELL, Mr.. Hicks-Dolly," said the law
yer, "what can 1 do for you to-dayT'
~ want you to sue tho Bazoo for Libel"
Libel, ehp How did tho Bazoo libel
your" "Oh, 1t was awful! They pub
lished my name without my hyphen."
AwoMAN in q theater recently became
80 excited by the Vaccinations OF the
villain that she threw her bonnet At
him. Everybody in the audience ap-
plauded, the gentleman who sat behind
her being particularly enthusiastic in
the expression Of his approval.
| A BosroNIAN greatly annoyed by
woman in room over him playing .
piano Professionally and wretchedly met
her in tho hall one day, with her three
ycar-old daughter, and remarked:
"Your little daughter plays we'll for .
child Of her age; hear her practicing
every day"
1 AN amateur was showing some OF her
pain tings to q professional, who advised
her to send one to coming exhibit
ton. She objected, saying the work
was not good enough. He replied, in a
most reassuring manner: "Oh, yes, in
decd; 1t Will be accepted There Is lots
OF trash there"
| YouNG MANI understand you want
Young man to help edit your paper"
Editor-"Yes, sir; have you had any ex-
perienco?" Young Mani have
} taken one term in journalism at the Cor
nell University, and =" Editor-"That
will do. You may take my desk and &c
to work and I'll so and run the elevator
Please DO as kind to the rest of the stat
as you can"
JONES and Brown were talking lately
Of q young Clergyman whose preaching
they had heard that day. The sermon
was like man mentioned in certain
biosraphy-"vcry poor and very pious.'
what do you think Of him?" asked
Brown. IL think" said Jones, 'he die
much better two years ago" why
he didn't preach them" said Brown
"True," replied .Iorss, "that is what
| mean"