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The morning call., 1892-05-06

from the report of the Director of the Emf
grafton Bureau OF the Japanese Govern
ment The Director estimates that the pop
ulatiou of japan is now increasing at the rate
of 100000 a year and advises emigration to
foreign countries" as the most etfectual way
to provide for the surplus Formulation. The
d irectOr adds, quite truly: The advantage
of this plan is that it makes use OF the
wealth of foreign lands to increase that OF
our own" California, for instance.
The Director says that the experience OF
the japanese in the Hawaiian Islands is
proof that the emigration policy should be
still further encouraged by the Japanese
Government.
He shows conclusively that one-half OF the
money received by japanese emigrants in
America and other lands is sent back to
Japan.
he, speaking Of emigrants' wages, IS SlOo,-
COO month, out Of which over $4,000 Is
either deposited in Government banks OF
RENTED to the families Of the emigrants at
home. Thus the total imported into the
country every year is over $4,000
San Francisco has one Of these Japanese
Government repositories for the wages OF
japanese In California. 1t Is called the i O.
kohama Specie Bank
Despite these official reports the leading
Japanese of San Francisco are very strongly
deprecating all statements made IN print
here that the japanese are coming IN IN
alarming numbers or that they are ever
likely TO.
Why" said Rev. T. Kawabe Of the jap
anese Methodist Episcopal Mission on
Jessie street, 'our Government is opposed
TO emigration. 1t is hard work for the emil
grants To get passports to leave Japan"
a great deal has been said about the Won
deriul way in which the japanese are
acquiring the English language. OF 60 Jap
aheSe 10 whom reporter Of The CALL has
liked VA IN the past few days only two spoke
EhRilsh In a way that could be readily un-
derstQod, aud not one could translate Japa-
nese into good English.
Inc japanese society at lO5 Mason street
IS good place to visit il one wants to see q
representative body of the Japanese now
coming here. Formerly all coming to these
shores were students. Now they are con-
tract laborers.
Two japanese who own oarden have
taken possession Of one-half of Reservoir
street, which runs from Market IN Church.
They have been notified bv the Street Sn-
perinteDdent TO remove the obstructions i'm
the street. which consist OF dwelling
house, hothause and high board fence.
but they have not yet done so. although
they received the notice nearly three weeks
ago.
st. Mary's street. where the japanese
women now congregate. is another thor
Odghfare entirely taken possession Of b.
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ON LONG VACATION.

Troops From the Preside Sent TO
Yosemite and SequOiR.
Wednesday morning there were $40 en-
listed men and q commissioned oncers at
the Preside Now there are but Az men
and % officers in the command.
The sudden decrease in the force is due
to the departure Of two troops Of cavalry to
the national parks, one to SeQuoia, the
other TO Yosemite They have gone OF on
a long summer vacation and will not be
back til November. Troop of the Fourth
Cavalry, under Captain a. E. Wood, VIII
rustieate at Yosemite. There are As men
in this troop and two commissioned officers.
Troop Z. also of the Fourth, under captain
J. H. DoTst, comprising % men ana tNo
officers, is bound for SeQuOla. incident
ally, while the men are rustlcatng ana
enjoying themselye at these Two most
famous summer resorts IN me WoT!u, tneg
will be expected TO do little police duty
lust to keep the blood In circulation and
the cattle-herdeTs and tramps and Wood-
cutters from destroying any OF the natural
beauties of these national parks.
Wednesday at noon the two companies
started on their long march. They Will 20
together as far as Berenda, a distance Of 1856
miles. At this point they Will part com
pany, Captain Wood aid his troop going 62
miles farther to Raymond, his last civilized
camping place. CAPTAIN Dorst and troop
push on to Tulare, IS miles farther At
these two places the respective companies
bid good by to white men for many months
and strike out for tile wildness Of the noun
tains and the depths of the forests.
Wednesday night the companies camped
together at San MateO and last night they
slept at Mayfeld. They are well equipped
for the journey with wagon trains and pack
mule trains aud all the required fittings.
Before they return to the Preside 1t Is
quite likely that all Of the R0dman 15-inch
smooth-bore guns now there will be mounted
on modern Carriages. Word reached the
post yesterday that the remaining eight car
riages-there are now three in use-had been
ordered by the War Department at Wash
ingson and would be forwarded at once.
When these arrive they will complete the
present armament at the Preside, or rather
put II in an available condition.
With tie old carriages not more than 30
pounds Of powder could be used for single
charge. With the new ones the charge may
be raised as high as 80 pounds.
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"TRUSTY" FLYNN RETURNS.
An Escape From the County Jail Again
Behind the Bars.

''Trusty" James Flynn, who took his
leave from the County Jail last Tuesday
while sweeping off the sidewalk with three
other prisoners, is again an inmate Of the
Broadway bastle. Early yesterday morn
ing the wife of the es capped petty larcenist
appeared at the jail and informed Chief
Hadeler that Flynn was at his home, 740
Harrison street. calmly eating his break
fast. She said he was willing and anxious
to return and serve out tie remainder of
his SIX months, but he desired to escape
punishment for his break. Being assured
that Flynn would only be required to serve
out the 2 months and II days remaining Of
his sentence and that he would merely be
stripped of the title of 'trusty." Mrs. Flynn
escorted Deputy Sheriffs Castle and Maher
TO her husbands abode. Flynn cheerfuIly
surrendered TO the officers and was escorted
back to the Jail.
SAID e lad eaFuo t h rhrf fo 6fs aD o MS
wife and he determined to Investigate. After
completing the investigation 10 bis entire
satisfaction, he decided 10 return 10 the
custody of the Sheriff.
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officials in the sub treasury. hard by. There
the two men went. The selfsame coin was
produced, and after being subjected 70 all
the tests was declared to be good silver
coin of the realm Thereupon the smooth
young man took up the $40 and disap-
peared. Then, and not till then. did the
victim suspect that he had been swindled.
and on Eaking further inquiry he found
shat the coin had been washed with quick
silver. which gave IL the peculiar feel ana
color
The victim OF the swindle shortly after
ward lodged a complaint with Secret Ser
vice Agent Harris, who has received many
similar complaints of late. from the num-
Der Of which he calculates that the conf.
dence man has already accumulated small
fortune. watch will now be kept for the
fellow, and if caught he will be charged
with defacing United States coin.
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Gents FURNISHINGS!

At SAo
100 dozen GENTS CY-BORDERED
HEMS1ITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
extra large size, regular price 81 90 per
dozen, will be offered at 6Ac each.
At 15c.
90 dozen GENTS SILK aud SATIN TECK
and FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS, satin
lined, regular value 25c and 35c, will be
offered at 15c each.
At 35c.
81 dozen GEN TS' UNLAUNDRIED
WHITE SHIRTS, made with double
backs, REINFORCED linen fronts and OF
Wamsutta muslin, extra good value Tor
65c, will be offered at 35c each.
At SOC.
As dozen GENTS FANCY-TRIMMED
NIGHTSHIRTS, made extra large of
Wamsutta muslin and trimmed with
"Cash'S" fast color trimmings, regular
value S5c, will be offered at SOC each.
At 12Ac.
100 dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED
TWO-THREAD COTTON SOCKS, in
modes, tans and states, fast colOrs, and
with high-spliced heels, regular value
25c, will be offered at 121ae pair.
At SOC.
IS dozen CENTS DERBY RIB SAM
TARY UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW
ERS, shirts finished with French collar
cites and drawers with double seats.
extra goOt value for 81. will be offered
al SOC each.
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COLLIDED AT THE CROSSING.
A California Street Dummy Runs Into
Powell street Car.

Powell street Car.
A collision between cable-cars occurred at
10 o'clock yesterday morning at the crossing
of California and Powell streets. A car on
the California-street line was descending
the hill, but as the brakes would not hold
on the slippery track the signal to stopcould
not be obeyed by the gripman. Car OF the
Powell-street line was crossing Mt the time
and was struck in the side and knocked from
the track BY the California-street car. The
PGwel-street car was damaged and one OF
the passengers, Charles HaggeTty, was badly
bruised and received sprain of the left leg.
He was sent to his home at GAL Washington
street.
When the care collided there was consid-
cradle excitement among the passengers, but
Haggerty was the only one injured. The
grip Of the Powell-street ear was broken and
was sent to the shop for repairs. No dam
age was sustained 10y the Californa-street
car and it soon proceeded on its downward
trip. Traffic ON the POwell-street line was
AaIavpd IL Innutps
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Ladies' Hosiery!

At 25c.
100 dozen LADIES BLACK HOSE, extra
heavy, high spliced heels and toe, onyx
dye, worth 81 80 per dozen, Will be OF
fered at 25c a pair.
At soc.
81 dozen LADIES Isle HOSE, in fancy
ordinations Richeleu rib top, IN
opeTa shades and fast black boot pat
terms, worth s. per dozen, will be Of
1eIei az SOC q pair.
At soc.
100 dozen LADIES' BLACK Isle
RICHELIEU RIB HOSE, onyx dye,
worth So per dozen, viii be offered at
Dec pair
At Use.
IS dozen LADIES BLACK Isle HOSE.
in fancy Temhrant ribs. onyx dye, will
be offered ut 75e pair, this line Is good
value for 81 pair.
At 75c.
% dozen LADIES' Isle THREAD
HOSE, IN combinations, opera shade
tops and hShelieu rib boot patterns,
worth So per sl0zeD, will be offered at
75e pair.
At 500.
70 dozen LADIES ONYX BLACK SILK
HOSE, good value fer SIS per dozen,
Wlll be offered &c 81 pair.
The morning call., 1892-05-06

the Mikado's people. Other sirens OF tals
Tsee live in dens scattered about China
town.
#. Hyuga, editor of All Koku, resents the
inference that he is running an incendlafy
newspaper. 1--WE are by no means anarch-
lists or socialists" he writes to THE lALL,
H6ut simply want to overthrow the present
Government with gentle hand and through
burning love of mother country"
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OutlIyad Its Pnrnoxn.

The Independent Transportation and
Lumber Company has petitioned for leave
to disncorpOrate. This is in accordance
with the unanimous vote of the stockhod-
ers at a meeting on the Goth ult. A. e.
Freese is the president, Edward F. Sleyin,
vice-presdent; l.. Traung, secretary, and
ton.
The morning call., 1892-05-06
Both blind and Drunk.

Mrs. Ellen O'Brien. blind woman. was
lying drunk upon Mission street when ar
rested by Southern station officers Wednes-
day afternoon. Michael O'Brien, her hus-
hand who is also blind. was found in a
state of intOxieaton in a hoYei at 66o MIS-
sion street and taken to join her in jail. A
small babe rep0sed upon pile Of bags in a
corner OF the abode Of misery. The o Brlens
earn some money by peddllng pencils. WIN
their child they will be sent to the Aims
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Tho Rszor-wieIder Acquitted.

The charges of vulgar language and bat
terry against Margaret Kerigan, she who
disfgured Mrs. Emma Lathrop with razor
several years ago, were dismissed by Judge
Xix Yesterday. Mrs. Kerrigan's latest eX-
plot consisted of assaiing Mary Burns,
who she accused of alternating her hus-
ba nd's affections while she was serving out
the term in the penitentiary for slashing
Mrs | ,thron
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CONVENTION RATES.
A Reduction Refused by the Transcon-
tinental Association.

+. II. Goodman of the Southern Pacific
Company has been notified by E. z. Vining
of the Transcontinental Association that
the proposition for one-faIe rate for dele
gates TO the Minneapolis convention has
been lost The matter was submitted to
the roads composing the Transc tinental
Association some weeks ago, and on last
as to the result.
The division superintendents of the Pa
cific system held long conference at Fourth
and Townsend street yesterday concerning
the trainmen's schedule. Nothing definite
resulted and the conference will be contin-
ued to-day
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COMING TO CALIFORNIA
4 Big Japanese immigration
Project.
Its AGENT NOW In THIS CITY.
His Government FaYOrS the Emigra
ton Of Its People.
Tie Will Seen Have a Great Plenty Of
the Pleasant Little People
From Japan.

Widespread interest has suddenly been
developed in the Japanese who are coming
to this country.
This interest is largely the result of the
article published in Wednesdays CALL, in
which il was shown that the number of
Japanese immigrants pouring into this
State has increased wonderfully Of late.
Until this statement OF fact was made our
The morning call., 1892-05-06
WHERE IS PETER CLARK 2
DISAPPEARANCE of tho Foreman OF Park
LaboreFs.

DisappeaFance OF THO FoTeman OF IatA
Laborers.
Peter Clark, the foreman OF a gang Of
park laborers, left his home at 32H Rausch
street last Monday and is now counted
among the missing. His wife went to the
Office of Chief Crowley yesterday and re-
ported his disappearance. She said that he
had $500 in his possession when be lett the
house. Being a man of sobriety his rela-
tives and friends fear that lie has met with
foul play.
Clark is 40 years Of age, feet 10h or IL
inches nigh. Of dark complexion. and weigh
ing 19O He wore a black beard and mus
tache, blue sack coat, striped gray pants and
soft black hat He was last seen Monday
night in a saloon at Third and Market
atrpatS,
The morning call., 1892-05-06
Bu,cher- Shop Burclarizsd.

Last Sunday night burglars entered the
Eagle Market, at 1854 Mission street. forced
open the till and took soms money and a
revolver, besides some other property, the
whole having money value of $780, The
matter was rep orted to the police officers.
but up to late hour last night the burglars
had not teen captured.
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1.,,,.r,s Cose Dismissed.

Charles Lanham, the stylish young East
erner. no longer has charge of abduction
pending against him. Judge Rix being con-
WINGED Yesterday that Lanham had nothing
TO do with Leonie Peters escapade ana thal
the stagsstruck. girl had returned a ho'n0 nc
The morning call., 1892-05-06
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

nlsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN I1ZR
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska A. Il I8
April and May 8. 81.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
April and May A. g. IA l9. II, 20; June and July 3,
&, 49, lS, % %.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A. N.
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day, a. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
barbara and San Luis Obspo, every fourth and NTH
day 1T II A. NJ.
or ports in Mexico first o. each month
Ticket Oniee-Palace Hotel, New MontgOmery5s
GOODALL. PERKINS a. CO, Geuerai Agents,
/ If 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
The morning call., 1892-05-06
Chorn. singers on Strike.

On Wednesday night So OF the chorus
singers of the Juch Opera troupe who had
been promised salary due demanded it, but
instead of receiving it were told to call in
the morning at the box-office. They struck,
and yesterday called at the Office. when
what was due was paid them and they
were told that their services would no
longer be required.
The morning call., 1892-05-06

Pedro Ribalsi and Bertolo MezzellI, resi-
dents of the Latin quarter, were considered
the best Of friends until last Tuesday. Ga
that day they had dispute which Rlbalsi
ended by hitting Mezzeli on the head with
piece of gas-pipe Ribalsi was arrested
yesterday on charge of an assault with a
deadly weanon.
The morning call., 1892-05-06
L,,Ic george and His Knife.

George Schultz, the lad who slashed Ben
ME Goodman last Tuesday while they were
playing, was up before Judge Rix yesteI-
day to answer a charge of an assault Win !
deadly weapon. There was lack OF lntfnl
aud Judge Xix dismissed the charge, giving
George severe repTimands
The morning call., 1892-05-06
Fancy Ribbons!


FANCY ABED RIBBONS shades value will
be efsred
FANCY RIBBONS Will
ofeed
81
VELVET RIBBONS
The morning call., 1892-05-06
COMpAGNI. GENERATE

TRAN sATLA - t q u g
French Line to Havre.
NOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH kSHq
y River foot of Morton sc. Travellers by SezlrkssZ
The discomfort OF crossing the channel in a small
boat
IA BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeuf. ....,.s.s......
,,.,.. .......... d. Saturday, May I4th ! 80 Az
La 6ASCO6NE, Capt Santelli. .......,.......
......... ........., Saturday. May IL 8: 80 AM
LA ToUKAINE Capt. Frangeul. -...............
..........-......,.. Saturday. May 2Stn, 80 A T.
la CHAMPAGNE, Capt B0yer................,.
.,,.,............... Saturday, June 4th, 9:30Ax
ks Tor further particulars apply to
A. FORGET Agent
No 8 Bowling Green. New YORK.
J. r. FUGAZI d CO., Agents. Montgomery ava.
Brareh once. 10 Montgomery street mr2ut u
The morning call., 1892-05-06

Three important departments to-day combine in making
great special offering of Bargains that prudent
nomica buyer afford miss, the lines selected
very sasonabe and desirable goods and EACH ITEM IS
EXCELLENT VALUE AT NEARLY DOUBLE THE
CUT PRICES QUOTED.
The morning call., 1892-05-06
RAPHAEL WE'LL { CO.,
NORTHWEST CORNER
POST And KEARNY STREETS.
sei FrSu IL
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIElC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at NOON the 5th. e~a
18th and 10Th OF each month calling at Ss5rfEgg
various ports Of Mexico aud Central America.
Through line sailings-May IA, S. City OF Sgd
ney; May 20, S.. Saa Jose; June A, SIS. San Juan.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatan. san Bias. ManzanillO.
Acapulco, Port Angel, Sailna Cruz Toaala. san
Benito. ocos, Champerico, san Jose de Guatemala.
Aeajnta, La LiDertad. La Union. AmapaiA. Cori:to,
san Juan del Sur and Puata Arenas
Way line ssiling-May 49, at 2 o'clock noon, S.
Acapulco.
wh,n the regular sa ling date falls on Sunday.
steamers will be dispatched the preceding Saturday
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG KON4
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai, and at Hong-K0ng FOR East indsL
Straits etc:
City OF Peking Saturday, May q, at ?. "
City Of Rio de Janeiro 1uesaaT June IA, at P. N
Peru ......... ..... Thursday July z, at P. ".
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return aEtJ
duced rates.
For Freight or Passage apply at the ONCE. cornsr
First and Brannan streets.
Branch Ofice-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
The morning call., 1892-05-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NASHING1ONs ~. u, piH 10 1872
Dear Sir: have yours OF April 20. The AT.
torney. Generals office hasn't given me an an
swer yet whether they will allow the United
States Attorney to intervene or not, and hear
that The case Involving these lands, which was
argued before the Supreme Court two weeks ago,
is.to be argued again in June, which would seem
to indicate that the court was evenly divided ON
the matter. / am afraid that this Will be bad for
tie settlers and Will delay The case. I'll do what
little / can In the matter 10 help the settlers.
Yours Truly, w. w. BOWERS. !
At the local land Office all that could be
learned was that the Southern Pacific
Company was pushing the suits against the
settlers, thirty of whom secured their pat
ents here, regardless of the fact, as above
stated. that it could accomplish nothing but
the harassing Of the farmers until the Su-
preme Court decides the case. 1t is prob
able that in the event of an adverse decision
the settlers will combine and fight the rail-
road company for the possession of each
and every farm in controversy. The re-
ports from the San Joaquin Valley indicate
that the matter will cut no small figure in
the coming campaign, the citizens of the va
rious districts being heartily in sympathy
with their neighbors whose homes are in
danger
The morning call., 1892-05-06
FOR PORTLAND 2 ASTORIA. GREauy.

THE CNIoS PACIFIC RAILWAY Se-q-
1 ocean DivIsion-auG PACIFIC COAST zEEeErZ
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear.
street Wharf, at 10 fo- the above ports one D
their Al iron steamships. viz:
COLUMBIA-Aprm T. l9, May !. l., 20.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Aprii1 IL, % May D.
IT. %.
OREGON-April 3, Is. ~. NAV 9, 81.
- Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paclis
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other diyergilS
lines for all points in oregon Washington, British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, DAKOTA, Utah.
wyoming Yellowstone Park aud ali Points East aad
Fare to PortIandNCabin SIS; steerage. So; round
Ticket OfHees-1 Montgomery ST.. and Palace 10
ftI New Montgomery st.
6oUDALL. PERKINS & CO, Supt Ocean Ilns.
ltf 10 Market st. san Francisco
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WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET GO.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALb
- fortnightly for the West Indies and EEEHM
Southampton, calling en- route at Chor- -<saass<.s
bourg, France and plymouth TO land passengers
Through Bills of Lading, in connection with sd3
Pacific Mail y ), Co. issued Tor freghtaa treAsIrs
10 direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets IRON san francisco 70 Plymouth
Cherbourg, southampton. First class. $l55; talrl
class S97 So For further particulars apply 20
3elUIf FARROrr Il co. AGENTS 30j CaitoeuAtI,
The morning call., 1892-05-06

T5E Pacific TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call for and check baggage from hotois N1y
residences Inquire OF ticket agents sor tins szris
snd other information
The morning call., 1892-05-06

NAH orders solicited. Samples sent on application
Goods sent free TO all suburban towns.
The morning call., 1892-05-06

y yo1 are 6aioas1 axe Dseehan's Pm :,
The morning call., 1892-05-06

A for Morning P for Afternoeu.
Sundays excepted. tSatGrdxy9 onaT
tSundays only.
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8l6 Market Street.
RAILROAD TRAvEE.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

Trains Leave and are Due TO Arrive 40
SAN FRANCISCO.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-18

Echo. Paul will, while standing in
the light, listen, and from all the cir
cles of the ransomed and from all
the many mansions whom he helped
to people, and from all the thrones
he helped to occupants. and from all
the gates he helped TO throng with
arrivals, and from all the temples he
helped fill with wOTshipers, there
shall come back to him glorious,
ever accommodating, transporting and
triumphart Echo.
Oh, what will the tyrants and OPP
pressors of the earth do with the
Echoes? Those who are responsible
for the wars of the world will have
come back to them all the groans,
the shrieks, the cannonades, the
bursting shells, the crackle of burn
ing cities and the crash of a nations
homes; Hohenlinden and Salamanca,
Wagram and Sedan, Marathon and
Thermopyle, Bunker Hill and Lex
ington, South Mountain and Gettys-
burg. Sennacherib, listen Semira-
mis-, listen Marc Antony. listen
ArtaXerxes. listen! Darius, listen
julius Caesar. listen! Alexander and
Napoleon, LISTEN But to the right
eous will come back the blissful
Echoes.
Composers of Gospel hymns and
singers will listen for the return of
Antioch and Brattle Street, Ariel and
Dundee, Harwell and Woodstock.
Mount Pisgah and Coronation, Home
ward Bound and Shining Shore, and
all the melodies they ever started.
Bishop Heber and Charles Wesley
and Isaac Watts and Thomas Hast
ings and Bradbury and Horatius Bo-
mar and Frances Havergal, listen!
But you know as well as do that
there are some places where the
reverberationS seem to meet, and
standing there they rush upon you,
they rain upon you all at once they
capture your ear And at the point
where all heavenly reverberations
meet Christ will stand and listen for
the resound of all his signs and
groans and sacrifices, and they shall
come back in an Echo in which shall
mingle the acclaim of a redeemed
world, and the 'Jubilate Dec" of
full heaven. Echo sanity, cherubic,
archangelic! Echo of thrones! Echo
of palaces! Echo of templesl ON
nipotent Echo Everlasting Echo!
Amenl