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The sun., 1892-03-14
rs NE UNPDI'EL.fEY
Jobn Coxor. Twice Stabbed and Once Beaten
sny- the SeIgnbor- Don't Like Him.

John Coyon. coloycd was found on the silo-
walk on Marcy avenue. near Walton street
Williansburgh. yesterday morning. blecdin,:
from II severe wound in tho left breast. After
he had been attendo! by tho ambulance sur
Geon and taken to his homo. .li Guinett street
he told the police that he had been attacked
by three men he had nevor sccn before and
stabbed. Detective Wci-er /, Investigating tho
story.
Coxon has been very unfortunate in his
Iuarrels. He says Ee is Il u"ar, loving citi-
zen. but he thinks no is unruyunr. About II
year ago ho WAS attacked on Harrison a,"nuo
and So severely hcat"n that he was laid ~, N
-. Cntherinc'S lIosritI! for three weeks. ilis
assailants were. never caught, iie said t!"y
Coxon WAS asked to i"ay;,a ball at u 'innre
hall in Ihroop ayrnnn.. He did not wish t"
leave. and tho Reception rommittep threw
him down stairs. Ic hung ,abI,nt outside. and
got into n quarrel with John DiNuu. u negro
from New York, who waI ~ tho ball. Dixon
cut h IN in the stomach ana was arrested. IL"
pleaded that CoNon hG | in:Mitcd two ladies
who were under his escort. The plea was not
succes.fui. and DIXON ,s now in Eaymond
street iail awaiting trial. ,nNnn WAS confined
to his bed with the wound 10" more than two
weeks.
The sun., 1892-03-14
THE BytCiNEiES or NILKIIMkLI'KGT
Oath bound to Resist .Arrs.t Z" tae E-.'h.
but They f.I.u't.

Oath bound TO Resist Arrsst q" t.e E-,'h, e,
but They iIIut.
II was unfortunate for tho Buccaneers Of
WilliansburEh that Detective Carroll walked
on Grand street. williamsburg ON Saturday
night Bulldog pistols and carefully cleaned
bowie knifes were amon.. ti!r outfit ,ar,W;rl
by the police after the detective had tracked
the Buccaneer chief to llis den. II nj ono OF the
articles under which they were organized
bound them by n solemn intii 10 resist :.rrcs.
to tho death. The cllrst ~ the iur .annors
and the organizer OF tho band j. l:rrthp!I
hoffman. lie is nearly Il years old IN,
other three members. Joseph Sch'lz. Ecrtic
Ecach. and Fred Iimmc!!. arc lclweca | {; AID
II years.
Durin. tho last two months the Graham
avenue si"ad have received many com,iaiutS
Of petty rohbr:irs committed IN Tie store. Of
the precinct. On Saturday night "Grroli saw
Ecnch acting strangely in Graham avenur. lie
watched him steal several SINAI! gtic!es FROM
dry goods store and n can OF FISH from gro
cery. Judging from the hn!-ine of the hoy's
pockets that he must 20 somewhere TO unload.
Carroll followed him to the corner Of Grand
street and Graham avenue, lio,hman WIS
buccaneers went together to room on tho
second floor of ia Grand street and locked
Mrs Amelia role;hock; VII, rents tho
1rrm Her They told her they V prkni in u
glass factory near TIA" MnSprth h'iL"a and
tina, they were orphans. Ihcy had l.v,G; in tho
room nearly ~ month. Tney always went out
together early In the NOR, ing and alway, kept
thair room locked. Carroll called II to.rcmtn
members Of tho gang. When they opened
their door he went in with thcm No one wa,
killed. The BUccnncers forgot thei- oath to
resist arrest. and submisslvely stood with
their faces TO the wall while Carroll scarchrd
tho room. lie found nearly $lOO worth Of
small things that evidently had Lccn It den,
four rcvovers and som" cartridges. and th.cn
murd"rous- looking knives. The reroyc, c,l
property was taken to tho station in Il haud
cart. Tho buccaneers walked Quietly uluu.;
with two policemen. They Gavn their nd.
dresses. Roth Imam at South Eighth and Eorry
streets: Hcach. 22S Leo avenue: Schulz. Lib
street. nil in William sbuiSh.
The three younger buccaneers told tho samn
story. They said that hoffman had pcrsultnd
them to leave their homes and had told th"m
that rs long MS they were banded ng.thc' and
stood by. cnrh other they could c1np 10 40
harm: Rothman refused to talk. Nh"n
tho four We're arraigned before ,T;>.ro
Goetting in the Lee Avenue Poiir" to,r; ho
volunteerr' Ia net NJ s2ol ol;e5man for tho band
md pleaded not gully. An examination will
be held to-day. hoffman was arrested! for n.
toXcation before he WAS IA years Old. nni he
has frequently been in trouble for p"tty lar
ceny and playing trnnnt. About year ago
Justice GOatting sent him TO the House ur
RefnGc. hut raeu.cd when his father was
dying and securo his release.
Tho polcn say that all the boys are rrspecn-
bly, connected. and that No,hman is the only
one who has been in trDuD!a before,
The sun., 1892-03-14

DR. Paul Gibier hopes to have vel. equipped
hospital for the treatment OF hydrophobic
patients on the Pasteur plan in the neigh
hood of Central Park before very long. A firm
Of contractors has offered to build it for him OH
the suppostion that with the enlarged facili-
could treat a sufficient number of paying
pntients to return them rent which would DO
ing has yet been definitely settled and the
Doctor and the contractors arc still talking
me mattor over; but the former expects their
De- Giber reports all his patients rs doing
well. inc! !uding the mother and son from Ala
terday.
The sun., 1892-03-14
DEFENDING JAY COILD.
The Rev. MIR. Lloyd says that - IL Tn.
charitable to CriiIci.e Its Cite.

heS I.lOyu says tiat Et Nus
charitable to CriiIci.e His GiCts.
Tho Rev. William Lloyd preached last night
in the Central Congregational Church. Fifty
seventh street, west of Eighth aveEne. on
. Men with beams in their own eyes looking
for splinters in their neiChbors' eyes" The
text was taken from Christs Sermon on tho
Mount. The speaker said that his subject had
been suggested 10y tn" discussion in th" news
papers OF the rropr.etv of IN immensely
wealthy man giving his money to the Church.
Among other thin-s he said:
There are tEoSa who. because THIS rich
man has been induced to give Somo of his
money for disseminating Christianity. uues-
tion his motives an,l those Of the institutions
that arc benefited by his generosity. This Ia
all wrong. Better far to think that the spirit
Of that man was so changed and his heart 50
softenrl that he did this for the love %! God
and the Church. 1t is uncharitable. say. not
to do so And Christ had to suffer from th,
same spirit Of unrharitabc ccnsoriousne,s.
When he wa lkrd with the publican. the phari-
secs pointed at him the finger of soOra, and
whom he changed water into wine at tho we'd
ding feast they called him Il wine bibbcr.
when Job was in his sorrow his enemies
rallied against him with this same spirit. Why
did these people do this? Because they
Judged Christ and JOB bv themselves. Even
though man make mistakes. his whole life
should not be judged BY q single act. The
beam of uncharitablcne-s Is bigger than u
dozen spliatcrs Of weakness"
The sun., 1892-03-14
Closer VnIon OF Atr". american yaysicinns
Lnr :!ln McMHnis OF GIAE.i

Compla' hi has been malo FIRE iucn.ly ny coli
ored patient. that they do not receive the
treatment thr@ require when n'.mlttcd to ths
general hospitals OF tho city, apd t''at on ono
protest and anDthcr. admittance has Occn de-
MED at times. dcpc ld ng largely on tho whin
of tho of,i 'rr in charge ut the time. Ent the
complaint of fro-Amcrirar physicians is
more general tllln that Of patients. They ars
unanimous and emphatic in asserting that
they uio d. barred from tho advantages Of the
diagnoses "i important cases.
AS n matter Of fact" Dr.. ", II, Irnenlry
said. "evcn when We pla"c dioiciit case in
any Of tho hospitals ot the city W. arr not per
mlttcd t. pLrticiratc in the diagnosis Of such
case cNcc't as spectators. Our own cases are
tho noniont yc transfer them to any "f tho
hospitals. which is proper enough ii W, wero
rrrmttie'l, as other physicnnI 49,. l. r;,r,ici-
rate il tho general consultations anI ~
noses. We have no place in th" i '.rhnl ',r'-
vice OF the rily nm! we Dc got !e"riv' the
cDurteS;cS and advantages that are ro..'nnn
Eealizini: tho necessity for closer union
hosriln! iractirr. and desiring: t. establish l.
hospital. III" At"o-An"riran physicians met
DR.. ". n. Mex euicy was the most active spirit
in pcI'rctinE III" organization. which has tcen
SSnTS M hH r.s"! %sGt2n o asns"n % t"'Gy'ns y.s
lresidrn T.. Thomas Fortune. who. although
not a Ihysi' ian. has taken y lively interest in
Treasurer. H. 4. Eunkr.. pharmacists. the only
whit" man in tho movement. The Board
Of Directors hns not been elected yet.
Its name "a the Afrn-Amcrcan Hospital Assoc
ciin;ion;, Tt,G c',aGt"r mcInnhers r. are Prs. VI y.
johnson j. ll~n,l"rson. G.. c. I'irTson j. VI.
J., Thompson, G. II. Eunkcl. D. 7. heed. and Il.
Thomas FORTUNE"
Tic question ., inviting Afro; American ply
scar4 in brooklyn to Join has heen under
considerations. hut ~ tho Interests OF tho two
cities are distinct. it was decided to lot the
nn'tcr r"st for the present. course OF lec-
lures is Gn Reconsideration as means OF So
curing funds needed to begin the active work
Of the asspciat' u and ex-senator b. X. Bruce.
Recorder OF nrcdS of tho District of mbiR.
has been requested to oren the series.
The sun., 1892-03-14
A Big Job to Get Serx-nht Kenny's New
Belt On.

Sergeant Kenny. who used to bo called tho
Little Dumping." of the Tenderloin WIS pre-
sentch with rosewood club and u belt yestcr-
day at his homo. 1t came from the men OF the
first platoon Of tho Thrtieth street station.
whom he commanded as roundsman. This
section contains the singing COPS" OF Can't.
keilly's force Kenny and Coughlin. who was
also In the Tenderlon. wore mado Sor-sants
club, week ago The ,dcIav In giving K"nny
his belt was explained yc"te;day.. Ho meas
!ires about as much in Erth : he does in
height. and the cops said II took a long time
To- t get big enough .et to hold the clup.
Three pol lirnmen walk ed around Kenny and
Sergeant walk or proudly with the new dec
The sun., 1892-03-14

Yesterday was dry day in the Harlem Re-
publican Club in 125th street. near Seventh
avenue. The edict Of the House Committee.
backed by the Executive Committee and
eighty or moro votes. had closed tho buffet.
and there was no sido door to the bar The
rule adopted says tho buffet shall be closed
from midnight Saturday until . A. ". on Mon
day. Mot many mentors were there ycster-
had called as was usual on Sunday. They did
not stay long. the speaker admitted. but has
Sundays.
;, Tho Harlem Club followed tho action oithe
Hamilton Club, but did not go so far. The
Hamilton Club had the bar removed from their
house. ana he club is now strictly prohibi-
The sun., 1892-03-14

The clerGvmon who particinated. eithcr
merely by their presence in the chancel or
more actively in tho short choral service
which preceded tho Bishop OF Derry's address.
we're Bishop Whitehead of Pit. sburRh. the Rev.
DR.. Dix. the Rev. DR.. y. Parker Morgan. rector
of the Ihurch of tho Heavenly Rest. the Rev.
Or. J. W. Brown. the Rev. Dr.. d. II. Greer. tho
Rev. DR.. W. II. Nibbrrt. tho Rev. DR.. Br;rddon
Hamiit on the Rev DR.. davenport. the Rev. A.
H. Judge. the Rev. Mr. EishuI. and the Rev. J.
Johnstone.
The bishop Of Derry is n large man. but bent
with his years. which number thrrescore and
ton. His hair is white aud hi. fa:o clrnn
Shaven. I'll" rcd hood "f his doctors drgree
surplice. He has IL resonant voice. and speaks
with II 81 ight burr indicating his origin in II
part ~ Ireland which is quito as scotch as
Sc"tlh'd. His sermon. from its nature: was
preliminary IN character AMI cHrrrsrnndingly
general. He s:oto OF the mind being in Il;
state of cnupoisa. then moved Ivy IA suspicion
Of the truth. which. becoming an opinion. is
finally formulated into conviction. Tho Nccne
and Apostles trceds he declared to he sum
mnries of the convictions OF the Church.
Bishop W Whitehead read tho final prayers and
prOnouncet the henodiction.
The Bishop of Derry came TO this country nj
the instance Of Co!lmbia College. which chose
him to deliver tho dactriua! lectures irr which
reputation rs Il thGologi1n who can give Il "pn-
son for the faith that is in him. The Bishop IS
an Oxford man. who took honOrs in Greek. lio
is q poct as wei! rs theoloEian of argum"ntn
tive abilities. His entire titlo is Lord Bishop
OF Derry and Raphop,
The sun., 1892-03-14

MOUNT VERNON. N. Y. March 13.-LouisA.
Rich was found dead this afternoon. hanging
IN barn on his premises In Eleventh avenue.
this .llage. He was 20 years old. and re.
" had been suffering from grin. 1t is
rposcd TINT he hanged himself while tenn
.,ornriy insane. Ho was a member Of the
Board of Assessors for forty years. Hetook an
active part in Democratic politics up TO short
time ago, lie had been acting strangely for
several days. and he was closely, watched by
the members OF his family. He however. got
out to the barn alone this afternoon. He lenves
u widow uad four children.
The sun., 1892-03-14

THE USHOLY WORSHIP OF VENUS.
ITO say that the police DO not know what is
brilliant symptoms OF the character OF tho
place distinctly in view. is rot; do not n,k
theme. We do not handle charcoal with, u
dumping grounds ina steam yacht; Any ono
who viii! all the easily aseert"nable facts IN
lirentousnesa in this town arc municipality
protected + either Enay. IIii Or nn IDIOT.
do it Just ns distinct, [ nm not making tho
anni" ,h@1Gs that this proceed. fr%m con-,
tho distinct. charge TINT it .proceeds either
irpm G"plIGGity or nromrssnry m, Thsy tynI can
that any con siderable number OF people in
New York consider Them incompetent. This
is disprovel by the coNsumnato ability with
tions Are disrhargcd. and by tho complete
success with which, when. on ono or two or
that the Iianor saloon. should hc close they
were closed ntiGht and dry from Harlem I"
,s nud 0I,S Knawns Z" a W"S III s
though. that tho more laprlaud hem for their
ability tho moro l damn them for their de-
with tho backing thon OF such facts legal
~ certified to as have beer, presented thIi
and outraged publ that tho Police Depart
ment from it, top down shat without further
sh.ft or evMs9n proceed @ with , an IRON an1 %
tntion. aid whisEcy shors open in illegal
hours II this is what they capnot do. lot
them concede the point and givo place o some
them stand suunrniy on ho issue and be i'm
I"achcd according to tho provisions Of the
Code.
IN closing word. voicinG tho righteous in
diGnatton Of tho pure and honest citizenship
of this tyrannizad municipality. lot mo IN
weeks YOU have been wincing under the sting
81 II general indictment. and have. been cal ing
for ynrticulara. This morning ] have given
you particulars, Now. what are you going TO
tn with them ~
The sun., 1892-03-14
The city. Young Lamb. and ,yaruars.

Ten lambs have been born at the sheepfold
OF the Central Park menagerie this week, and
Superintendent Conklin looks for at least sixty
more additions to the hock OF Southdowns
during tho spring. The sheep have been in
extremely good condition ali winter and not
more than i've have been lost by disease or
keoper Downey. who has charge Of the two
Weeks ago 6y Mr.. Z 4. de- Lima. is anxious
proachinG tho time for gaining their first
teeth and wth n thsss tbss Hn%a nn% shs the most
csly on soft or LIQUID iood and eGoppedp pe meat
The sun., 1892-03-14
TIE I'UONOGRfPH PITCHED IfIlL
Muiey III Eassan VIII Hand Over Anything
Hrn All Wants, lixscpt TerhapA, DSSurfs.


lsrn All Wantr. .iixsspt, l'erhapsS Dssarfs.
Interpreter Eajecb ArbcGFy received; yester-
day from his Arabian friend. Hassan Ben All.
who is now travelling in Morocco. a letter tell
ing how hc Ben Ali. was getting on in his
work OF receiving novelties for the Chicago
Fair. Ben Al left here about four months ago
loaded down with Photographs. electrical
toys. snnr-shot cameras and other things to
tickle III" b.rl ariau fancy.
He writes ilEt he obtained nm audience with
MGlcy 81 iiaasan, tho Sultan OF Morocco. at
irZ. and t:"t ntn hi. good graccs Immediately
by turning on tn" monographs. The Sultan
gave the slec"lntvn Arabian permission to 60
10 the r"motest borders Of hi. dominion and
collect all the material he could nd for the
Moorish village he intends to establish at the
fair. II" Writes that he has started for that
portion OF tn" Atlas mountains southeast OF
Morocco to find some OF the c.warTs said t. he
thcrc and porsua !n them to accompany him
to the western world.
There is SON" doubt about the existence of
dWalfs in thrS" mountHins. Tr. !tn!iburtOn
recently road Il paper before TIE iiri,iSh Assoc
citation for "a" advancement of Srienc" say
ing that h" had tai kcd VII, dw',fs rom tho
Atlas mountains who said 'hcv ho '"nE"d to, =.
people ra!"t the Akha. JNi"',''. do not take
much stock in the mountain GNarf".
The sun., 1892-03-14
ElllcI His wife and E.lmscif.

ATLANTIC. Ia. March ia mugdcr and sui
cid" occurred here this morning. Lindsey A.
Bennett shot his wife three times with n re-
vOlvr" Dac shot cntcrc,! tho abdomen. one
the LETT hand. and the last shu, entered her
head. killing her instantly. i'e then rushed
I . IN" h 'us"3 Of 4, n"iGhh"r AMI shot himself
md Il iii.if Tho cause Of tho trngedy is said
{" hay" been jealousy; Tn" dead couple leave
"si J. ilr-. fcnnrtt has worked in Il laundry
to help support hc:sclf and children. and has
always borne II good reputation.
The sun., 1892-03-14
Resignation OF Father Septicr.

Tho Rov. CASTOR Septior. rector of the French
Roman Catholic Church Of St Vincent do Paul
In West Twenty third street, determined some
months ago to quit the order of Priests OF
rcctorship. HIS reason was that his aged
mother was dc,pcndent on him for support
thing the Piosts OF Mercy do not get. Father
septier IL 10 DO found In the rectorY Of st. Vim
cent 1e Paul. as he has not yet found place.
The Rev Father Theophile Wuchler has sue
coed ed him Ii rector.
The sun., 1892-03-14
The Anuuai Brown Dinner.

The Brown alumni OF this city will hold
their annual dinner on March 25. Several
speakers will discuss university extension,
and President Carr OF the Manhattan Athletic
Giu6 SIs, VIII tnlk about College Athletics,
Iresldent seth Low Of Columbia and several
Applications for tickets should he made to n.
y. Dixie. Treasurer. 1856 Broadway.
The sun., 1892-03-14
Mrs. Conger Gets o Divorce.

sHELRYvILLE. Ind. March ia bill Of di-
vorce was granted yesterday to the wife Of g..
Congor. late Superintendent Of Schools for In
diana and at present superintendent OF the
Gongercharged in her petition cruel treatm tment.
By mutual agreement Mrs. Copger Is 10 have
$1,000 ulimvny. ''
The sun., 1892-03-14
sisters Qu>rrell,as Over a Wal.

GRAND RAPIDS. March l3.-The jury In tho
Brown will case. after being out all night.
brought in a verdict declaring that Browns
will in which he left his $500 600 estate to his
daughter Mar MsrGaIrss aIIs and disinherited her
ina,Isncs, and was thersSora void The ca se viii
be carried to the supreme Court by the elder
sister
The sun., 1892-03-14
THE BISHOP or DERRY.
First OF His Addresses In This Country o
Christian Evidences.

The Church of the Heavenly Rest was crowd.
ed last evening by the large CONGREGATION
which had assembled to hear the FIRST OF the
Bishop OF Derry's addresses on Christian
evidences. In the congregation were the Rev.
DR.. Huntington. tho Rev. J. W. Hill OF Trinity
Church. and other more or less wellknown
clergymen. students OF the General Theologi.
ca! Seminary. and not few conpatriots OF the
Bishop OF Derry including in the word Eng
lishmen and Scotchmen as well as 1rishmen.
The sun., 1892-03-14

OF the situation. The police can stop the
gam mhling Iust the Instant that they conclude
that it is unsafe not to. They will 20 lust as
far as the exigences OF the case push them.
and 10 ali appearance not q step further.
Hmong llaces Of this character reported TO
me arc two that are possessed OF u melancholy
interest because of thn youthful character OF
the ratrons-a gambling house little above
Fortcth street, furnished with roulette. ha2
ard. Gnd.rea-qnd black tables. in Which there
were counted forty -eiClit young men. and II
policy shop three block. above our church.
running fun blast. and into which. forty young
men were seen to ont or last Tuesday.
Leaving tho gambling houses for the pres;
ont must report to you what was discovered
in n region of Miluity that in this presence
will have to. be dealt with with as. much eau.
ton and delicacy as tho nature ~ the subject
will allow. ! Lavo hero list Of thirty houses.
names md addresses all specified. Tint nre
simply houses OF prostitution. all of them in
this precinct. These thirty places were nii OF
them visited by my friend or my detective on
the 10Th ana also On the lih Of March. aud.
solicitations received on both dates. One OF
these places | spent an hour in myself and |
know i,crfectly well what il all means and with
what entire facility such houses can he gotten
into. That house Is three hlccks only from
the snot where am standing now. All OF this
is subject to tho call OF the District Attorney.
The sun., 1892-03-14
lie Woke Up = Yeur TOO soon.

LocxpoRr. March 13-Beniamin Bailey sur
prised Ticket Agent Judge at the New York
Central station this morning by ask NC for a
ard Bailey was Indignant until it was ex-
planned H. hin that tho Worlds Fair wns not
IN progress and would rot be until 1853. He
returned homo sadder but wiser
The sun., 1892-03-14

Prefer the Columbian Express of the Pennsyyans Rail-
road IN account of its speed hne uipm mt and the
assurance VI safety afforded by tins iVlte-Aig,
The sun., 1892-03-14
Hoods
S ars a p aYilla
Cures

with the Success OF Hoods Sarsapariila in
cases similar to mine that decided to try it.
SO Il bottle was bought. and to my great graft
ncation the sores soon decreased and I began
to feel better This strengthened my faith in
the medciMe and In q short tire | WIS
The sun., 1892-03-14
Up and Out of Doors

To make u long story short. l continued to
take Hoods Sarsapari,a for n year. when
had become ruy released from the chains OF discas.
that ,ooa position with the Flint Wa.hnz MIG Co.
and since that time have not lost single day ac
count OF sickness l always feel well. am in good
spirits and have good appetite. 10 my friends my
recovery seems almost miraculous. think Hoods
Sarsnpar.I!a is the King OF all medicines" WILLIAM
A. LEHR. No . North Railroad st. Nendal,i ilic Int.
The sun., 1892-03-14

Tho Eura specal ostns Ssw YORK Central leaves at
Z ~ every nIght.--IdC.
The sun., 1892-03-14

Frederick Douglass. who has been selected by
the Government OF lIayti as tho representative
o. that country at tho Worlds Fair has rc-
ccivrl his commission and has accepted tile
Office offered 10 him by tho government OF the
country to which he was u short time ago ac-
credited as the Minister Of the United states.
Mr. Douglass Is much pleased hy he honor.
and is greatly Interested in tho duties VI his
ni.W Nlnrn.
The sun., 1892-03-14

parties that last sunday violated TIM ordinances
81 sunday closing Nn.ot tlies. covers II. cast
These names AFRO interesting: some OF them
especaliy so. from ono cause or another: in
some instances on account OF thor official
timacies with the powers that b: These lists
include Si3!n'1ns In twtentytw1 irscR1iGts;
way OF rerapitulntion for illustrations s9ke:
ple present: Fourth precinct. ton saloons
open. As people present: fourteenth precnrts.
fifteen saloons open. iGo people Er9ns.nnt;
saloons or",l.. 700 pe"rlr rrosenl; Ia all q do
not ,roan all tho saloons that were ,opcn, but
al tie ones that our det"S'yss M MharpsnS
want particuiariies. Well there are !54 ofti!om.
abera..ee. M % but hard. "oii ali aiiidnvits. il the
concerned guardians OF the public peace and
the anxious cunservators ot municipal laws
fresh grist every 6iesseI week. Now let them
take vigorous hold of tho material furnished
above or quit their hypocrt!caic clumorinsa alter
1t has seemed to mo hnt there would be n
peculiar propriety IN studying litt,s way into
precinct as that is tho ono in which our own
church is situated and from which VIC draw
the major part OF our coongrcgntion 70 this
number OF Interested people. some OF ihom
paid detectives. some OF them volunteers from
this congregation, securing the ground with
houses and the houses ola dlsordcrly, char
actcr \ gamblcr who Is 4 dealer IN ono
party that tho, small games were run
ming pretty quiet now because Or ParShurst'.
society, ttho Society for the Prevention OF
the thing should blow over. ! only mention
thst that you may get at the true inwardness