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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-11
Big Tire at Antwerp.

Maison Hauseatigue, famous granary at Ant
werp, consumed by fire. loss sl,6OO,OoO. IL con-
tanned 20, 900 tons OF grain.
Eastbound shipments last week were 62,.66 tons
against II lS5 last year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-11
Attack on western Union.

There was a rush TO sell sugar at opening. West
ern Union was sold on report OF reduction In force
Clews sold Western Union. White sold put on
1000 shares OF Western Union 1000 at $50 and 1000 at
49, TO Wei for fifteen days az per cent
Heilbach, Eiokleheimer & Co. will ship $500 900
gold tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-11
The Bond Market.
To Prevent "a Consolidation.
Special TO the News

Special 10 the News.
CHICAGO, Dec. u-Governor Brown says
that attorneys arc preparing PC
tition TO prevent the consolidation
of Louisville and Nashville and Chesapeake
and Ohio and South Western, and 1t will be filed
soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

q, MSS ANNIE f. HALL. graduate Of
hoya Conservatorinm, LeinEig. Germany.
nupll OF Marie Ungcr. Haupt q the ROYAL
epefa OF berlin. Three years Principal
~ vocal Music IN Conservatory at Ing.
nam IN. ~ University, Voice culture,
guitar. banjo, msndolin. Leader
Lahies Guitar and Banjo Club
MISS CHRISTINE wIssNER graduate
oI We moyal Conservatory OF Leipzig, teach.
ileho Harmony and History Of Nh.
~, mas q strong record. Endowed by na.
tuIe WITH rare mental gifts. she awaited
peIser o. The best facilities obtalnabis In
ms country. Rarely has an American
alnlent entered the Leipzig Conservatory
WIN peter preparation, Il II not surprls-
mt therefore, that Mss wiszner grad
uated Win marked distinction, and that,
N ADDITION TO Der diploma, the Directory
gave her Especial certificate commencing
her for unusual diligence and corresponding
success.
ASf0oo PRIZE SkGo.
From the factory Of Hanst & Davis. Tos.
ton, to the best muslc pupil.
- was proud to bear II said In this land
Of musicians that 70 admirable o plano had
never been manufactured In Gefmnny.'-
Geo. Bancroft, American LeEa ton, bsrlin;
Awarded to MISS BLANCHE WEBER OF
Missouri.
The above magnificent prize TO the best
ueI,. May Festival For elegantly engraved
catalogue, address.
4. A. fARcsK. Mexico no.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

s,cianr Arnold Guerne 1, a thorough mu.
snn,i' nm accomplished pianist aud or.
ss sinsst, tn eminently successful teacher;
nn,,,,is. nking, conscientious and liked BY his
buzz TITS us pupils passed last year Eain.
ali University examinations nrst over
+ "a senters In the Kingdom. lane RAMSEY,
~ 1855" nu' seouAnu' 'uAs
nat " PAUL oEHLsCHI.AEGER, qrad.
liz s All ~ nc kullak Conseryatoriun Of her.
Scbar,uu many years associated With Prof.
p-nr "ep p IN bis Berlin Conservatory.
remsr mail haul oehlschlaeger has succeeded
isa III ndy well in studying the old and
,r slp1n. and his performance Is especlaily
intelligent and artistic. His dsportmsnt
,Msl5 exemplary Berlin, November 10.
1851. Pof. DIR. Tn. Kuilak. Director.
"Mr Paul oshlschlseger, professor In nd.
vnnced classes In this conserystory. IA a
tencher of high endowment He unites
Win rich musical knowledge the skill 10
promote his pupils rapidly aud TO gals
scharwenka, Director Royal iPreiessor
anu Court Pianist to Emperor Of Austria.
Scharwenka Conseryatorium, berlin, De
cember %, 1890"
PROF TltELOAR. ten years professor
~ IuN Conservatory; distinguished com.
poser, most successful teacher, whose nnpiis
have three times won the 5000 prize piano
Is me most efficient and populartea cher
we have ever known.
PROF RUMMEL, graduate Of GOTTA.
gen Conservatory; Is years Director OF
Conservatory at Glaseow,-a most popu.
lar leader Of young ladies orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
WENT TO GET A HUSBAND.
An Old Woman From Philadelphia
on a Oueer Errand I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug 29.-Afrs. Mary
Shacklett, seventy-fye years old, came to
the Desplaines street police station at
S O'Clock last night. She had lost her
way. and said stranger had sent her
to the station. saying she would be cared
for there.
Mrs Shscklett had pocketbook con-
tanning 500 in currency, and diamonds
worth 5000. Mrs. Shacklett said she
left her home at 200 Arch street, Phla-
delphia, about six weeks ago. and went
TO New Orleans TO visit friends.
She said she had been in correspond.
ence with man from California. aud
had promised 10 meet him there aud be-
come his wife. After her arrival be wrote
requesting her TO met him In Chicago
al rs West Madison street, where the
marriage ceremony would be performed.
Mrs Shacklett arrived In Chicago on
Monday over the Illinois Central road.
and went TO a hotel Late to-day she
left the house, intending TO 60 TO -
West Madison street. In making the
trip she lost her way, and finally reached
the Despiaines street station. She u
q woman evidently reared In refinement
She says she owns q large amount Of
property In Philadelphia. and that her
lawyer, Aaron Thompson Of 500 Wal
nut street Ia that CITY, Is her cOnseryator.
Whom asked concerning her relatives
she said she had none living Her hns-
baud had died sir years ago He was
related she said. 10 EdWia ". Stanton.
secretary Of war under Lincoln, and
also 70 Wsde Hampton and Robert
Hampton Of North Carolina
Airl Shnrklefi also said she had lived
"a VIRGINIA during the war. and mad
worked 10 the hospitals caring for the
sick aud wounded soldiers. She refused
10 tel tie name Of the man whon she
exreriei TO come from California to
marry her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs win A. George. Jr., have
left for Kaufman their future home
Miss Carrie Rollins rendered her friends
all IA home On Monday night OF last
week.
Mas Ola Cunningham has returned to
her home IN OomAncbe.
Mrs. n. W. Reeves eniertaipsd the
Willing Workers society Of thef Baptist
Sunday school on last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Or. j. I, Harrington will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Baptist church on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. u. Cockrell rendered n party,
complimentary to Miss PAMELA Hamp.
ton aud Della Tripplett at her home
Calumet Place on Friday night last.
Mrs. L. NJ. Boyd has returned from
SIrs. \, o. Anderson has returned from
the Worlds fair.
Mrs. W. NJ q. AIackeehuey has re-
turned from Alabama.
The juveniles had a ball at Arinory
hall OH last Thursday night.
Mrs. VIII Stith has returned from Chi
Miss NIadge Quarles will leave for
Hillsboro Monday nett..
Misses Mary Bass. Mabel Montgomery,
Jennie Torrey, Sallie Walshe and Evelyn
Belcher will leave for schoo, on Monday.
There will be complimentary bop at
Armory hall tonight given by the Abilene
Light Infantry, after their competitive
drill
Mr.. Dnworth Parramoro entertained
his friends on last Friday evening" as
sisted by his sisters Misses Eunice and
Mary.
The following were preent: Misses
Friley, Evelyn Belcher, Alice WalshG.
Jennie Torrsy, Nellie Parker, Kinda Bar
y. Hanks, Mabel Montgomery. Mary
May Cook, Laura Cook end Messrs
]. n. Crossett, Harry Bentley, y, y.
Radford, Vance Anderson, senate Hard
wicks. willie Davis. Angul McAlpinc.
Willsughby johnson, Marion Bryan, WIN
Merchant, $. A Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
SIMMONS COLLEGE,.

Simmons Baptist college viii open for
Its second session on next Monday. with
prospects being very favorable 10 q full
attendance. For several weeks past build
ings have been erected to accommodate
the students who will constitute the In
creased attendance This college was
started last year aud all during It's hrsi
session was crowded to It's utmost ca.
pacity aud has already won an established
well feed proud This school was founded
by the Baptists Of West Texas, aud has
been literally aided financially and en-
dowed by that celebrated New York d.
vine, the Rev. j. b. Simmons, whose
name II bears.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

4 i l. AsA
{,csiRgEESA. Directorate
n or The BERLIN coNspRvA-
4 Carl pianist to the emperor;
t,,r,l,n Professor" is recognised
4 and America as the most thor.
&.,,,eutr,lye OF the modern school
d musicians
la HsEyERNIcK. graduate I'M
IN Berlin Conservatory. ton years
4 IN Imperial Conservatory Of Rus
4 The Education of the Mobility"
5.bty educated a greater number
I,prhters Of noblemen than any
b.
Al Z. GUERNB, graduate Of the
OF Music of Stuttgart.
Il professor In same Conservatory,
4 professor IN the Conservatory In
4. Scotland. where his pupils
Isl over all centers OF tho king
Ia from Diploma. Mr.. A. r.
'aned through the various classes
{ouy, eountefpolnt and musical
In Ills compositions show correct.
III and mastery OF form. Prof
'aughi 10 the Conservatorium. and
hlnself q thoroughly successful
d VERY ADVANCED PUPILS.
4, Faisst, Director Of the Conserv-
prof. Dr.. Lebert. Prof. G.. Lin
tsle Director Royal Conservatory.
2oh October. 1871" Prof. 4.
II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
ABILENE BUDGET.
TEN THOUSAND BALEs OF cor
TON WILL BE SHIPPED.
Is the Present Estimate-oood Ship
mcnts OF wheat-A Gymnasium.
simmons College Real Estate
Deai-sooicty-Personai.

ARLENE, TEN, Aug. ao.-tspeciaI
eorrespOudcnee,l-Ahilene received bet
hrss two bales of cotton on last wedncs-
day morning, which were sold at Csc
and 025.
owing to the recent heavy rains the
most conservative place the estimate for
this seasons shipment at 10000 bales, as
against COCO last year from tlds point.
All indications are favorable to aud
point TO full yield.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
PERsoNAL NEWTON.

Z Lapovskl has returned from New
York and other points East.
II. A. aNilctt will visit Chicago next
week.
j. II. Parramoro has returned frutn me
Tom Flournoy Of Monroe. La, but
formerly OF this place, has returned
Henry sayles has returned from Gal
G. ". Merchant Is home from the Ter
ritory. -,
]. p. Massle is home FROM Eddy New
MEXICO, for u few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
ABnlnNn PUBIC SCHOOLS

VIII open on next Monday. A larger
attendance Is anticipated than has been
OF teachers have BEEN made as follows:
Superintendent, Geo W Roach High
School building Principal, Hrnstns Ora
ham: teachers, Paul MetAdden, Mira, G..
II. Tripplett. Mrs Il. l.. Norris, Miss
Onelia brigham. r. A. Bledsoe aud Miss
Florence Montgomery; South Side build
ing-Alisaes Celia Groves, Aiiio Neiser
and Bette McConochie. North Side
building-Misses Nova Taylor and Annie
Young. COiured schools-Alic0 Burton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
worth 81. 500, 900; Failed FOR $780,
600.

A feature Of the pfesent panic "a that
The large failures have not been bad
ones The failure Of Mr.. Robert II.
Colcran Of Lebanon u an instance OF
this. He IS a man Of solid wealth, with
q large Interest In the great Cornwall
iron ore bed. He OWLS fifteen shares Of
Worth moi far from s!,Oj0bo eseh His
income from IL source alone u n Or
DIARY times $4,000 per month. En-
,insern have estimated that the total
depost 81 iron IN the Cornwall rnounfain
II 6OO.0DDOOO Tons. worth, ray, . billion
and half 81 dollars. Yet Nf. Coleman
was forced " suspend payment because
a country bank when rseup,ration be-
gins such facts o. these Duggesi that II
Nfli pgoSrels fapaAy Philadelphia
Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
WHEAT snIpMENrs.

Owing to the advance m wheat lest
week the farmers turned loose q lpri.on
OF their holdings, which rcsu~S ~ Nree
solid Lsps:. loads being skipped eaG Very
httluG the wheat crop has at yet been
colt N,.ng TO the extremely low iriee
10 ~ reaiizel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

A cash offer has been made for that
unimproved portion Of The block imme.,
diatrly opposite the postoilioc which VIII
no doubt be accepted, in which event
the purchaser will ~ once construct upon
same three or four modern brick business
hpugpg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

TERRELL, TEN. Aug. 2o.-(special.)
The populists have called a county
meeting al Kaufman Sept. =. They
want everybody 70 come
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

Nothing published tree except ~situa-
lions WAITED"
On seccunt OF me Increasing demsnds up
% The space Of Ihs 0arctte. both W al
teriissrs and 10 meet the requirements Of
the papers news ssrviee. 1t IL com
PEELED TO discontinue the publication datly
81 ffee Embellishments for persons desiring
help and Of notices OF articles lost or found.
nrsifinr, howevrr. TO AID tho unemployed
The Gazette win print thrco iincs three
umcs ma for persona seeking employment
For advertisements Of this character the en-
ccas over three lincs and insertions more thas
three will be charged At the rate Of one
cent word each insertion.
ONE CENT A WORD ADA
All advertisements under the following
elansincatons win be charged AZ the rate
OF one cent word each insertion. aud must
be paid for In advance This rule 10 invar-
liable aud DO exception viii We made In any
esse. .-~
PERSONAL.
LOST.
FOUND.
STRAINED.
STOLEN.
srnAyuD or srorwN.
BustNEss CHANGER
WANTED NV EILiNGa
WANTED-RooMS VI
wANrEp HOARD.
wANrED-REAL EsrATu
WANrKD-ro EXCHANGE.
WANTED -MlSuELl.AAkouS
ron RENT.
FOR BALM.
hklp WANTED.
MANrED-,BoAA
Professional financial and other oards
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

Remember the orphans picnic and cD.-
tribute something In the eatable line for
them today Leave with Afrs. Bnrchill
AT the postofEce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

DETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY VA,
IL prepares for Government Academies
Universities aud Business. For Catalogue
address MAJ. II. a. MCINTYRE, Bethel
Academy p o., Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
PATENrs

DATENT,tS. y s.4,:s' : sses Fl,
uAs foreign patents, trademarks and labels
Rosms 0t ~ Norris building corner
Fifth and u streets, Washington. u y seven
teen years experience including service 10 -
aiming corps q. y Patent ofnce send sketn
Of model for report as 10 patentability;, Oor
respondence iLy'ted Mention tho For worm
Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

SHORTHAND s sS ssit o9 p :assS!
ally. LESSON EVERY DAY. Entirely now
Plan. Mllsr's Shorthand and oonmsr-
olsl College. Houston. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

STAuNToh, VA.
Opens Sept. 7, 1893. CL0ses last Of Mgy, 1884,
unsurpsSssd location, building and grounds Full
corps o. teachers. hoard Ste, viii null English
course, $50 for entire season Of months Music,
Languages, Eoeuiion. Art, pook keeping. and
Physical Culture, EXTRA. for Catalogue, apply TO
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
German Conservatory at Home,

CONSthVAl Oh6 of MUSCA German Conservatory at Home
ArcoR.Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30

Professional. financial and other cardS
special notices. etc, In this classified do
pa'tment, si2a a line per month. Discount
for time ads and for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
GAzETTE'S LETTER LIST

Advertisers should remember that letters
directed TO initials ouly are not delivered
,bsS .benis " aPec,ed Ia ia ,hs earo OF ~ soms
person, nrm or postotilee bon.
list " letters rcmnining uncailcd for In
,he counting ro9m yesterday az 2 ",
vettised.
C-t NJ. M,-2.
Esaas-t n. XII
Y So < TIL
certy-2. XII.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
wARp sEMiMARY.

Without n,ai In i,s lgush,sl lsgauon, buiiasi, aud
squipnspt finest All DsrArutat 10 TIE South. eon-
ssryAiory u Muse. Bsa 41rsntaGes In lfefhihf lsh-
Eaarrs ElncnUon and s.ures. lot catalogue address
j. ID. HLkATON. Prss.. Nashville. Tenn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-30
p Leading College in Texas
3f8teAm N1n.0prtopinn .nennmin ninnnI

The most elaborately furnished College
Home in the United States. Literary
Department, including Ancient and Mod.
-ern Languages. Conservatory of Music,
Art and Elocution. Business Course
including Practical Telegraphy. Accommo
dntions for 300 students. For illustrated
catalogue address COAX CLIFF COLI
LEGE," Oak CllG, Dallas, Texas
Next session opens September 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-13
Amending the United States Constitution.


10 the Editor Of ne REGISTER.
SIR Owing to my absence from
home, l did not see the reply Of Senator
John b. Finley to my article in the
REGISTER of January eth in regard TO
amending the Constitution Of the
United States in time to notice it sooner.
l regret that my young friend, for
whom have none but the kindest feel
ings, has made it necessary for me to
say anything more. He was not named
in what l wrote. The sun mentioned
him as having offered the resolution,
bat l carefully abstained from a word
singing him out from any other mem
Der Of the Senate, and my comments
we're preceded by "If the statement
was true" l cast no reflection, and in
tended none, upon his manhood or that
Of any other Senator. thought the
hasty action OF the Senate was more
from want Of reflection and a due
sense OF the vast importance OF the
amendment.
Mr.. Finley, however, virtually admits
the substantial accuracy OF the Suns
statement He does not deny that ne
offered the resolution; that he received
a letter, he says from young Mr.. Tucker
member OF Congress from Virginia; that
the letter was read; that thereupon the
resolution was passed without a reason
being given why it should and without
debate. Why was this letter read TO
the Senate if not to influence its action?
Why was it thought necessary that
pressure should be brought 10 bear on
our U. 5. Senators 10 induce them 10
vote for this amendment? The trainers
of the Constitution provided for it's
amendment by provisions which neces-
state deliberation, and the independent
action of different legislative bodies,
each acting free from the
control of any other. Should Con-
greSs decide to propose that amendment
then il is 10 come before the Legisla-
ture of West Virginia FOR its judgment.
But the Senator cannot wait until the
time arrives when the people by the
Constitution empower and require him
to express al opinion, but he must has
ten 10 instruct the the United States
Senators TO vote for it-thcs in effect
deprlving them OF the free aud untram-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-13
Romney, February 10, 1898.
Jury Law Amendments.

New MARrINsvILLE. w. VA, Feb
ruary II.
To the Editor OF ire Rooster:
SIR: The judiciary Committees Of
the Legislature should prepare suitable
amendments to the jury laws, so as to
confer the power on the judge to sum
mon Jurors from other counties, where
in the discretion of the judge he deems
it necessary on account OF local preju-
dices, sc. The State Of Virginia has =
similar law and think that IL should
be placed upon our statute books. Such
a law would 20 far TO accomplish two
very important objects. First IL would
give to the accused fair and
Impartial trial, which is guaranteed
By the Constitution Of the State, and
secondly, it will be matter of great
economy. Had such law been in force
the saving in expenses would have been
very great in the Van Baker and Gar
rison cases and many other cases, but
the saving in expenses is nothing to
compare with giving the accused fair
and impartial trial. When the accused
has had a fair and impartial trial the
courts will then sustain the verdicss.
This law shonld be adopted by all means
and IL is TO be hoped the Legislature
will take the matter up now and put
the law in force. IMPARTIAL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-13
,rnrhers In an italian Colony.

NFw HAVEN, COM, February H.
An investigation will be made By the
police into complaints regarding alleged
terrible atrocities at Stoney Creek,
where four hundred Italians are At
work constructing the shore route.
About a month ago a mans body was
discovered in swamp near the shan
ties with many stab wounds in Il. The
authorities tried 10 investigate but were
met with the gross Ignorance on the
part of the Italians and 1t was dropped.
Last week the body OF man with his
throat cut was found and there Is said
TO be evidence that half a dozen muir
ders have been committed in the Italian
colony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-13

there, there came TO me another burst
of echoes, which seemed thrOOoing
with the prayers and songs and
ORGANS OF CHRISTIANS
who had expired in that arena, and
they seemed to say: Chow much it cost
10 serve God in ages past, and how
thankful modern centuries ought 10 be
that the persecution which redeemed
the sands OF this amphitheatre have
been abolished" And then / questioned
the echoes, saying: "Where is Emperor
Titus, who sat here?" The answer
came: "Gone to judgment. "Where
is Emperor Trajan, who sat here?'
"Gone to judgment" where is En-
peror MaxlminuS, who sat here?"
"Gone 10 judgment" "Where are all
the mutitudes VINO clapped and shout
ed and waved flags to let the vanqulshed
up, or to have them slain, put thumbs
DOWN." The echoes answered: Gone
to Judgment" inquired: "All?" And
they answered: "All." And l looked
up to the sky above the ruins, and 1t
was full of clouds scurryng swiftly
past, and those clouds seemed as though
they had faces and some of
the faces smiled and some OF
them frowned, and they seemed to have
wings, and some Of the wings were
moon-gilt and the others thunder
charged, and the voices of those clouds
overpowered the echoes beneath. BE
hold he cometh with clouds and every
eye shall see him." Aud as 1 stood
looking up along the walls OF the Colos-
scum, they rose higher and higher,
higher and higher, until the amphithe-
atre seemed To DO filed with all the ma
lions Of the past and all the nations of
the future, those who went down under
the paws Of wild beasts, and those who
sat waving flags to let up the con-
auered, and those who held thumbs
down to command their assassination,
and small and great, aud
EMPEROR AND SLAVE,
and pastor and people, and righteous
and wicked, the mphitheatre seeming
to rise to infinite heights on all sides OF
me, and in the centre Of that amphi-
theatre, instead OF the arena Of COM
batants, great throne stood, rising
higher and higher, higher and higher,
anu on IL SS6G Tie OuIlSt lOI WuOU tuc
Diocletians plotted their prosecutions,
and waving the one hand toward the
piled up splendors to the right of him,
he cried: "Come, ye blessed" and wav
ing the other hand toward the piled up
glooms on the left of him, he cried:
depart, ye cursed" And so the Co.
loseum of Rome that evening OF 1889
seemed enlarged in the amphltheatre OF
the Last Judgment, and l passed from
under the arch OF that mighty structure,
mighty even In It's ruins, praying 10 AL
mighty God, through Jesus Christ, for
mercy in that day for which all other
days were made, and that as | expected
mercy from God, might exercise mercy
toward others, and have more and more
OF the spirit OF "Let-him-up" and lass
OF the spirit of "Thumbs-down." We
NAV not be ate to do sum in higher
mathematics, but there is sum in the
first rule of Gospel arithmetic, which
we all may do. 1t is the sum of simple
addition. add to your faith virtue,
and to virtue knowledge, aud to knowl-
edge temperance, and TO temperance
patience, and to patience godlinesS, and
TO goodness brotherly kindness, and to
brotherly kindness charity"