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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-01
Too Much Bow to Them.

She-How did she happen to marry
him?
He--He told her he was worth mil
lion in round numbers.
She-And?
He-They turned out to be ciphers.-
Truth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-01
Columbia Poultry Yards,
j. NJ. BRENTs, Manager.
Loess Rox 1910. Seattle. Wash

Breederr Of Thoroughbred Poultry Of fol.
loving varieties;
3. q. White Leghorns, =, Q. Brown Leg.
horns, White Plymouth Rocks, Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Plt Gnmes, Black Lang
1hams. iLight Behamss, Bun Cochins,
Figtlidge Cochins. .nronHe Turkeys.
send Ter Circular and Price List.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-01

"Csstoriai Is so well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Iii So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"The use OF Castoria Is so universal and
It's merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogatlon to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-01
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes 4
gestion,
without injurious medication.
For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue
do so as it has Invariably produced benefic.
results"
EDWIN +. PARDEE, M. D.,
"The Winthrop" 125th Street and 7th Ave,
New York City
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-01

Above trains stop only al following ste
tions north of Roseburg, East Fortlar,t
Oregon City, WOODBURY., salem, Albau,
Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg
Junction City, Irving and Eugene.
KOSERIrRG MALI. nAIrY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-01

TIE cnNrAun COMPANY, n MURRAY STREET, New YoRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

ton su,,.v under H. 1t ought to be- passed during
tie D. e-snt on .,,- mamie so
NJ C.ilwc q. c ncnnaIi, -aid cur pe"Po, ~
.or a. Lnow are unanim.u'ly in favor Oh lhe cnave
mon, ~ thc bankruptcy bill at this session sup
nnrt.d mo Torty bl In last Congress, ana sI uv
~ in ms I'm The belief that II enacted IL wiz %
tho - vinc OF fraudulent preferences, lh.ur an ',S
n. bnncs, mon who now bufdenc.l WIN "p'' .
,,vrn tha was ing Of large sums oi HiphcA III ncV
les. coctS and bring about pr rata uatllnullo
.l. asset, Of ln~olvcnt estates - tho>" 10 """i '
equii3bly belong. ,,...- 49,, ia . rhc Torrcy bill
l. The host bankruptcy bill which has yet Zen pr
sontcd n Congress II is especially strong III t"o P'
t'cnlors that l> in the eApcdency ana ecohon Wv, w
odmini.tratinn. There IS some diversity oi op, ,
49, +, ne uo,icv OF cuacing general bankruptcy aW.
hrt am Inclined To think that shall vote ior ti'
General Henderson. Of Iowa, said u have AWAY,
Considered a wise bankruptcy law rs oi pa'amphlll
mnornrcc 10 al paris nf the country ana I" ~,
rln.scs OF our people. The Torrcy BIZ, rs rpo''c
nv The Judiciary Committee. l. In" best m'aslrr Oh
Ic kind we have had before Us II meets d"Ict'
I'm former acts. and ! am Therefore In iaVor q It's
carly passage . 1 ...o ,i.r,
Mr. Loud Of California. said At one tine thrrc
VIZ some hostility to The Torrv bankruptcy PHI ~
san Francisco hat the sentiment his chinEd' Aid
do,or, and creditors alike anylouS for IL enact
mcnt hav" rot examined il with rc'crrnc" IN the
details Of procedure. hut bcliev" II, IN tlr main az
Ieosf 10 be wise measure for the prescription Oh
The rights of all parties 10 bankruptcy procecdhSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
SELECTIONS from TIE MAIL.

LETT EH CARRIERS AND TIE CIVIL SEKNlC
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Tie inoloscd scfcApInatOry resolutions
wcrc adopted unanimously M our last regular meet
in: There +, nothing partisan about them. They
arr merely the formal declaration Of one 81 our
cardinal principles Of faith and their expression nj
this time IS particularly arropos. We desire to give
hcm all publicity and earnestly ask you Ia give them
space in an early Issue, and earn The sincere
gratitude of every lettcrcasgicr who wears the uni
form. NJ a meeting Of Branch No. 80 y. ~ J.. T.,
held on sunday. December g. 1~92, the following
resolutions wcrc unanimously adopted
FmPr. Branch 80. OF the city Of New York. sp ak
Ing on behalf 81 aud Noioine The sentiments 81 The
National Association ~ Letter arrcrs l. :. y. De.
lioyc and rco, rs belief. tina; I'll" tenure OF one" OF
every letter cIicr In the service should De cCcNi>tert
with the !ai;h! and Efficient dscarS" OF his duties.
and ought be securely placed beyond the accident
u political chance, OF administration, In OF @. words.
that tire ration Of the fNl ser Ice laws should en-
brace all delivery Offices. This J. In accordance
with the resolution Ia that eject adopted nt TIE last
annual convention Of the National Association Of
Letter Cani,iS. 1. :. y. n.
GOOD citizens from every section Of the country, OF
every creed and Oi every political atillaton, have
cord aly united Ia expressing sincere ana patFnur
d, Size that u the public inicrs, lct"rcarner snail
,,. once and forever eliminated from pplru's.
r., ilr~. oppression, bttnch 50 aduA IN" Wtl-It
~ IT, di.utcr-fcd voice and earnestly beE> Inc 'l-
dent 81 the United StAc, to give favorable tonHderi
lion = the non PARTISAN. public petition when WIN
shortly lr presented 10 him. praying for TIE immediate
~ the ti, service laws 10 all free delivery
on,c,. WILLIAM COkELE(. President,
G. !. DANDo. SECRETARY.
National Association OF L'ttcrt Carriers bianch JO
Sew York. Dec. ., l-"2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
ST. HELENA NOT PROSPERING.

Washington. Dec. 1s.-St. Helena. Napoleon &
famous prison place. i, not prospcring James -.
Coffin Consul reports 10 The state Department that
tho revenue OF the Island decreased $1,000 In the
last year. aud that immigration has fallen of, whIle
emigration has increased. The following items In
Nr. Cofhi's report Of interest: During the Inst
year the American. cooked pressed cornei beef. which
has always been served out as part Of the ators 10
the soldiers stationed here has disappeared from the
r1tions served ont in Ce garrison and Australian
cooked pressed corncd beef has been substituted In
place thereof. The Colonial Government has i'm
ported the American cypress lumber trial and IT has
Uren found impregnablc to the white ant and 1t Is
now imported by the Colonial Government 10 take
the place Of teak IN building and repairing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
NIHJLTSP LITERATURE LEADS TO ARRESTS

Boston. Dec. ia man acquainted with the Rus
sian Nihilsts In this city tells the following story
Not over four months ago nm assortment Of books
was sent from In" United states to Rus la by the
section H. n Nitilst society. They consisted OF
the histories OF the French revolution. the late Amer
can war and others Of the anne Kind. but all were
slightly changed 10 suit the purposes Of Nihilism
Books Of that kind forbidden be read IN Russia
and the penalty Is sometimes large fine or exile tc
siberia. The Ru sian Government sometimes pay
large sums In rewards for information of the kind
The books are never taken over the same route twice
They ARE printed In New York In Hebrew 0nrgon) Ger
man aud lol.sh, but never In Eussinn. when cross
ing over 10 Russia. II they found. the customs
officer who T. generally n Russian. T. not likely tC
understand them. Eut II seems that those books tent
from here did not have the usual luck. and the consc
qlcncc Is the arrest Of fifty men In the cities o
Warsaw Wilno and kovnO. the majority being younI
Hebrews"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
WATSON WILL MAKE 4 CONTEST.

Washington. De. 10. Representative watson. 81
Gcorsa. aid 10 din, STAT the rp'rt that De- ini"rd- io
institute srilca 10 individual prosecutions for Illegal
voting and Intimidation. a. thc recent ton-r' --iona
election IN hl, district wa, Uniouud"d ana "hifur
What hc viii DO. be- say,. f. 10 contest o." scat oi h'
ouponcnt Nlr Black. II" 3 confident thcrc w'Ic erl-
fraud, committed IN The cl'y - Augusta. whereby NJ
Lack secured majority and by nicuis 81 contest %,
c,pccf, 10 create a pablo .'aimcnt against the
methods and practices los which Ai, opponent Was de-
clarcd elected. Mr. Watson la- ALREADY coininun
Gated vita the Governor e. t'rurn, H,nnS Ian MT I,
Issue The ronm -lua Oi clc no. 80 Mr.. biI'h AMI VI"
..r,r MOTTO. Of contest Ca the latter Ia Augusta ih'
coming wrrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
4 c,y,rLs rErvnr oy NICARAGUA.

Washington. y. G.. Dec. l7.-ln o"ie' To 'or'r''
some m.,uudcr,taudiuss tclltvc 10 the H'll" ~
Matac,lpa. Nicaragua lately published N'''''"'
Newell Cnusrl AZ Manigla. hJ- made q fI'f' i" 'I'
Stat, DEPARTMENT containing data concerning t""'
section II will so,n become III" '"he' producing
g. l.i,n Of the republic. II has dcheh'in 'N""'''
aid III ,ou!c to he. even superior u il't oi Al''"''
Lack u transportation iaciduN ~ TIE 'il'' "''"
lack uoD consul Ncwcn says. "A i''" "iI'"s
solely the district Of MAia-nlp" void not If' D"'
ain, hav.ns steamer connection. b> means 81 10" $50
orlando El.,r, with Hc0 ptir"nr -"d N,N l''"- !
am confident would he a hnIn. al -uc'r--. I"@'''
1000 ton, Of coffee Annually to BE- cNvJfrd t""
would De 81 bunchc, OF banana. 81 lh' ROAD
world tap onc If the best banana districts h ~"
country Furthermore. I'll, road Womb hd lh u'
Development # the mining c!,ificts 81 @ai"s"lpa'
Jino.,sa ard Nucvo scroyia, for uc oc- from t'c'o
DEPARTMENT, would s,cN iUrisn narhria over ihi'
rad.
The Government oi Nicaragua s'ves to each natural
led mar ed Immigrant 80 acres of land, AID 10 each
unmarried linn grant l2J acf-,. To every planter o!
5000 nr more ,o1"c tree. bounN OF 'rn'r To-.
,vcry tr.o 81 gwen halt payable when the trees arc
TWO ycafo GA ana nAh wien the tea t'' mot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
,N11rrrrANCE TAX LAWS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: Recent articles in The Tribune nave u'''. ..
the Vcddcr laws the ground OF 'he ia'-e sun,
mt into the state Treasury. but can they be o'e"uea
,,v q, moral grounds The property In the STATE Q,
York lies under the eye Of the government anu
is subject annually such taxation as the needs .,
the state require when the owner dies II p''s.' ~
nj, heirs and +, subject still 10 TAXATION io 49,
Of the first owner Is simply an incluent WI" 49,"
tho state has nothing TO do Why should II H,e',,'S
,rh, bcre ard demand a portion OF the estate III.
show that million, OF dollars have been thus se'n,es
for the Treasury since 1856 but IS II rsn, ,Oo
,o ,hot Mr. Could's estate will Yield from S'ooo0o
TO - 600 900 but is IT honestly secured by nc
II +, plainly speaking stealing rom 'ls MIA
.,, ,,,,or,tv Tax the property Of tho peopple
al tha, is NECESSARY but don't step IN between So.
and son in an unrshteou, manner. We ,apeumens
c,rcd Thereby relieving taxpayers, j. 10 ~ ,rho
for these laws Nou might tax every h hi bu,
marie, $50. and what revenue !. GTtorrppGSNWiy
would it be right %,
Clover Hn y. j., Dec :, 1os'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
rAcrs Anorr RocK.CRYsTAL.

TO tho Editor Of The Tribune
--r: In regard to note on the stones OF the
trnls Japan.>c sphc,c9 etc. that appeared IN your
Issue a, November - beg leave to correct the fol
loving points. First, neither ,moky nor clear white
lcry,al is cut into bal form IN the rral Mountains
second the rock crystal from Madagascar and brAzil
equal I'm purity and freedom from flaws To the finest
examples that have ever come from japan. although
the latter country may have urnLhed pieces Of greater
Izc Large pieces from Madagascar and Brazil nave
recently been cut into other objects whereas NE
large pieces IN Japan have for many centuries always
been cut Into ball form and preserved.
Thru. crystal balls up 10 thrte and four hches
I'm diameter and rs fine a, the finest that have ever
cone from Jarln. have been made In considerable
number from roclCcry>tal found I'm Madagascar and
Tra1n. and cut and polished with an equal II not
a superior polish t. any japanese, In Gutenberg
and I'm Paris, during tire last ten fifteen years the
fact that the udm- japanese d- added greater vaiu'
{, thee objects IN the eyes II IN" American dealers
doe, not. however. change The fact that twO-thdH
Il an the crystal balls sold In New York during
the ll.t ten Nra'- made not IN japan, but IN
Pari, or Oldrll X. from daglscrr or BrtYh rock
cry.tal \ few also, mp To three Inches IN diameter.
equal I'm parity 10 the japanese. have been made
ffom uiartl fOuui IN Ashc County y {.
GEORGE +. KUN.
IIol0l,rn, y. j., Dec o, 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

Of the Committee on Ways and Means. the Democrats
members OF the Commit &c Oh Rules, anu RehsIaN ue
managing men Of the House, not only as commentary
as with his Secretary OF the Treasury, bur aso rs cen
0dcnt Y that they are In con pleie sympathy ana
accord with him as that member Oi his CABINET wouid
have 10 be. A., 1,,o,..,o,,,.
Accepting all this you understand Mr.. ClevelanTs
o,tit,idn Inward the organization OF the next House.
r. Is not cgosm at all that makes him want IL TO
be a Cleveland organization II Is Simply Ihal ~, Ses
tbot il must be so II he |, do what the people "N-
ncct him to do. In the large view winch ne iaKrs,
n i'm the large view which they take mere Is no
thought Of petty personal matters. II Is not for rN
ample that be prefers one man for chairman OF ene
WAYS and Means Committee TO another. rs nneir
matter OF personal liking diSlikng. but that ne lcS
that he must have in that place the very best na
no can be had for the purpose, ana it ne O"c' J.. ~
tho u,opc who have given him. he believes. sucI
broad commission TO do what he can TO get the Io.nu
pegs into the round holes and the square pegs 'o INV
soma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
SIR RICHARD OWEN.
London, Dc. is.-sIr Richard owen is dead.

Sir Richard owen was one Of the worlds foremost
specialist, I'm comparative anatomy. lie was born at
Lancaster ON JULY 20 loOi. lie received his early
education in b, native town and at the age Of twenty
year, he began IA medical course In the University Oh
Edinburgh. he completed his studies In London ana
Paris medical s-hOp,s When thirty years Old lie was
apnort,d 10 TIE Chair Of Comparative Anatomy al 81
bartholomew, Hospital AMI two years later he sue
cccdcd Sir Charles Bell Professor II Anatomy ana
Physiology IN the College Of surgeons. lie held the
latter Place for twenty years. leaving IT only to take
charge Of til, department, Il natural history in the
British MusoUm lie had the cross u The Legion OF
Honor. WIS Chcvar Of the Prus,ian order OF Merit
and WAS one Of the eight foTcign associates Of me
French Institute. he created n Commander or
th. bath 1-73 and subsequently, was made h. C. lt
lie wrote voumiuou~ly. Among Ms works are; on
The Nature Of Limbs Lectures on tn" Cnphra'lF',
Anatomy - the lnv.rebratr Animals History Oh
British Fossil Rcpiilc~.r "On the Gorilla, ION inc
Dodo,- and The Fossil Rcp,Ia Of South Africa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
Eripryys IMPROVEMENT IT BrrrlGO.

Eunalo Dec l. CspcciaD.-Th" Reading IS making
pani 10 cnrry ont NJ once It's contemplated extension
Of coal handling facilities here. tn" plans Involve
a cot Of - 100000 When tho changes are made
the Reading VIII have facilities for shipping 10000
tons more of coal day than nov. II Is proposed
to irdce ont a second canal between the lax" front
and the compnuy's present long canal on ia" I'M
Farm \ water trr-tlr now stands between The
ur,,,n, canal ma whore the canal Will be-. and
back Of hi, f. u stOingr dock Another large resilc
ard n storage dock Will be- Lut the lrcstle to cost
about ~ 900 and the deck 100000. This dock
will hold 10000 tor, OF coal and Will be long enough
for two vessels To- load at the time TIA" trcstlc
Will le built wide enough for four tracks. These
addition, VIII give the Reading local facilities for
handling aus shipping their output to thc West ana
Ia Canada The entire work will probably be- finished
so thai shipments from IN" new dock can bcglh ON
June / neat. on Friday afternoon AT : o'clock tn"
Reading had not "A single coal car waiting here 10
lee unl"adcd but the next morning IT had 73t cars
waiting Tine company has at present facilities Tor
,tcrng $40 900 ions Of coal nj The TIM farm, East
BuilalO and ChccktOwdsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
vcrrpr WILL BE EXECUTED TO-DAY.

All the Preparations for the execution VI -, of
Nc,uir, for the murder of Mr.. Am'h' "'v, CIV, =, =,
Middlctown. are completed. and Mcclure WIN ,,,.
rho electric chair between 10 80 and IL o'"" a.,
mo,ninc at sing sing. Mcclure spent MS ia' nj,
ON Garth I'm sccuson, being seen Only ny u" ~ a,
and his spiritual advisor the Kew ''. ,n, doy
Middietown. who spent the create. par .s,o,,ves
,,, ,o oondomncd man None Of McGuireS reia''''s
.a, him Yesterday. and he requested that his No.,
- rn, ,iowcd II visit him again for final paw
~ n" fcasi that it would be too much Tor 1ther 70
Cure has Entrusted final message 10 h h has made
ME ne,r" With God and is not afraid t. die Ri, and
After the execution the autopsy VIII " , No. Who
,b, ,h Loav will b, turned 10 his moth' ;hsre
oui taLe r. 10 Mddletown and have Il burltu 9TnIse
The death watch today consisted Gi Msres Brown
want tn Wc,;uIrps cell and read the death ,SaI N
The crime Tor which McGure VII sgr XGs Gregory.
~ Wlddet"wn, \. T., on october Ia. l70l' "'''"
confessed his crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
IIobol,rn. ~ j., Dec. o, 1s02.
THE TRrE MEANING OF TIE

THE TRUE MEANING OF THE BRIGGS TRIAL.
TO the Editor Of Thc Tribunc.
Sir: The surprising thing about the briggs trial
is that the >ytrran ministers are coninng their
view t. the professors statements ana teaching con
ccrniag Biblical criticism and theology H. though they
were the trrmlnu, nd qucm - which he is striving
10 lead the church. He may have scholars pride
T. get his views adopted but that Is not the end
10 which he and his CONDUCTORS are seeking. There
is an under funding which approaches dangerously
near to conspiracy among them and leaders OF a
prc'atical church to disrHpt the Presbyterian Church.
as the first ana most necessary stp - bringing abont
the con~ lati)n % all denomination, on the ground
~ the Historic Epi,cppac' under the acgis or
leadership of the Episcopal Church The Prcsbyte
nan system Of ccclcSolo,y and Its d0ctrinal con-
scryati>m are and have eyer been The barrier In
the way Of that so-callcd advanced thought.'
The prcnticnl churches OF Enganl and America
have always regarded II the obstacle In The way
Of their schemes OF comprehension and supremacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
DIR. LYNN ABBOTT Of THE s0crlL ErIG

Taking H. his test ." GO and sin no more the Rev.
DR.. Lyman Abbott. In his sermon yesterday morning
at Plymouth Church. brooklyn, touched on the sub
feet which has been agitating superintendent Hyrncs
and the Rev. DR.. rarhhurst. rT. Abbott said that
the world wOud interpret the text: Go lin lzle
more or go sin tat Others do not know II 81
sn in place specially set aside for that purpose"
DR.. Abbott said that comprome would only increase
the evil and legalzc II would be to make It pub
lie Institution. lie was firm believer in no compro
mise IN tie question. and believed 1t ought - be-
stamped out by all proper means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
A HOLIDAY LULL IN CONGRESS.
NO IMPORTANT ACTION LIKELY TO BE TAKEN
UNTIL AFTER TIE RECESS.


UNTIL AFTER THE RECESS.
Washington. Dec I8-wl,h the approach Of the
holidays the attendance in Congress is steadily a.
minshiDc and IL is doubtful whether a quorum can
be maintained In either the Senate or the icuse
during The. few DAYS that remain before the Christmas
exodus begins. In this state OF the case II j. lH'
probable that any business that promises TO arouse
opposition Will be undertaken. which VIII make
action on any subject Of large popular eT 81 lhi"'-
sillc in the Senate adj Ournnent VIII be taken
Immediately after prayer tomorrow, as mark Of
respect to the memory OF the late senator Gibson O
Louisiana.
In the morning hour Tuesday The McGarahan bill
will be further discussed. This measure AaS been
allowed TO occupy The morning hour by unanimous
consent as ljng as ally one cared 10 speak up-h H.
Senator Wilson, OF Iowa. has entered the h,ts
end as lie Is Understood 10 have made a thorough
study Of the famous claim. hi, remarks, with the
rejondcrs that will be made. ry prevent the senate
from reaching vote on tie proportion - pass inc
bill over the veto uniil after the holidays.
The AntOptIon bill sill hangs over the heads OF
the Senator. as the unfinished business and VIII come
up for further discussion after the morning EJr on
each OF the three wording days remaining before the
recess, bat II Is not expected that vote can be
reached ia that time.
The Programme of the House la, been definitely
ol. for three Of the four days which Congress
will DC In aou-cG before The Holiday recess. To-
morrow l. Committee Suspension Day, and The ri
OF committees Will BE- called and an opportunity gwen
each committee u pass one BIZ, provided 1t can So
cure a two.thirds vote and escape p int Of no
quorumn Tuesday * made ii special order for bins
from the Committee on I1jnlic Lands aud Wcdne,dly
has been similarly allotted % the Commcrc" Com
mlttee Thurday T. chiefly set apart for adjourn.
Ing over the Christina, i"c">,, AID dpiagcn, Is "hL
nj .,c otherwise noteworthy After TIE J. lldnN,
the appropriation bills Will begin 10 mOnDpOze he
time OF the House. Thus far. the Army blp TO
cd lV he l.
OF the regular annual appropriation bills on Which
action by the House las b,cl had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

TIE Rev. Or. Munger, Of NewlIaven, says mat al
odv,rcn olonc the lines OF higher thought anu
greater comprehension Is stopped by the graz
PRESBYTERIAN wall. That must b" broken Gown ".
fore further advance can be made 10 break y;
down is and fogs o. and new mn IS101' Of
,t s'' ctnal church The real question Wilrl Is
now Comforting the Ir>Ntera church !, t no
about higher and lower criticism. ou' "I VIZ" IL
preshvteliau Church shall continue 10 eNl9'' IT, ~
viii soon loom up in more definite shap'' In ,."
the Presbyterian men and women will eraPPds evs VIII II
H. even as their ancestor: dd ~ lh' orr ,Is the
~, In scotland The clergy VINO tlAr u'
nsonlr's money and then Willy The pc3Pe iI,
Nil proQhly have 10 walk ~, @ ,n' yren p''P'~
with as M;tle ceremony a' the mpp'' HairvCITr1N.
Now York. Dec. >, Is -.