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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

y n
- OF Levari facins TO me direct
cd. will DO exposed TO public sale. at the
Court House, on Market street. between
'rcnth and Eleventh streets in the city of
Wiiullpgtoni New Castle county Del-
ON SATURDAY.
THE 4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1893
Alta o'clock p. m.
The following described real estate. viz: !.
Al that certain lot, p eco or parcel OF
land situate In the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid having thereon erected one
two-sto,y brick dwelling house, and more
particularly bounded AID described us
follows. to wit: beginning OF a polnt on
tho northcrIy side OF Reed street ~ the
distance oil about one hundred and NIFTY
six feet casterly from the northeast cor
ner OF Harrison ana ltecd streets AMI at
the centre OF the division wall between
the house on this lot aud the house on the
lut adjoining on the cnst; thence norm.
erly parallel with Harrison street anu
passing through the said division wall
about tfty feet six inches TO the middle
line of q threo-feet wide alley running
parallel with Heed street aud into Van.
Buren, street; thence westerly along sail
middle line of said alley and paralielw with
iced street about twelve feet to a corner;
thence souther!y parallel with Hars'so4
street and passing through the middle OF
the division wall between the house on
this lot AMI the house on the lot adjoin-
ing on the west about nifty feet ak inches
TO tho said northerly side of Reed street.
and thence thereby eastcrly about Twelve
feet to the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof what they may. with the
free use and privilege OF the said three
feet wide alley in common Win DINERS
entitled thereto forever.
Seize,i and takea in execution as the
property of Jau' es II. HUifecker. Jr.. ad-
minisi rator of Thomas j. Bowen, decehs.
ed. mortg.. and &. T. Bowen, his wife. and
.. g.. and to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. sheriff.
Sherlf's Office. Wilmington, Del. Dot
49, 1893 oiS
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Notice our sLoo brogans. Mitchell
& Ball, 2i6 King street.
MARRIED..

VAN WORCESTERSHIRE the resi-
dence of the brides mother, 1908 Monro.
street. on Wednesday evening. dot. 10
1894 by the Rev. John ID. q. Hanna. Mr..
Edward II. Van Horn, of ashington
u. O., and Miss Ella NJ. Heislvr OF Will
minRtOn, Eel,
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AT $4.48

Ladies' Black Diagonal
Cheyiot Coat, new Columbia
collar, edged with fur, welt
seams, horn buttons.
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The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land situate in the city of Wilmington
story brick dwelling house, and more par
ticularly bounded aud described rs TO-
lows 10 wit: leg inning at at "a point on
the northcrly side of lieed street. at the
distance tf about ono hundred and forty
six feet eastcrly from the northeast
corner of Harrison and Reed streets, and
at the centre of the division wall between
the house on tn Q lot and the house on the
lot adjoining on the east; thence norther-
iy parallel with Harrison street. and pass
ing through the sa d division wall about
nifty feot six inches to the middle line OF
"a three-fcei wide alley. running parallel
street; thence westerly along said middle
line of said alley, and parallel with Reed
street about twelve feet to a corner;
thence southerly parallel with Harrison
street and passing through the middle of
the division wall between the house ON
this lot and the house on the lot ring
on tue west. about fifty feet six inches to
the said northcrly side Of Reed street, and
thence thereby easterly about twelve feet
TO the place at beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may, with the Tree use
and prvll ege of the said three feet Wide
alley in common with Others thcreunto
en- tiled forever.
Seized and taken In execution ms the
property of James II. Hotfccker, Jr.. ad.
ministrator of 1honns J. Bowen, de-
ceased. mortgIor. and Q. 7. Bowen, his
WIFE, and (. t., aud 10 be sold by
PEIRCE GOULD, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del, oct.
Is, 1893. ol9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Quite a large audience at the Grand
Opera House last evening witness sell
the first presentation In this city of
Henry Guy Cartoons four act roman
tic drama, "ThN Lions Mouth" by a
versatile company. headed by those
popular artists, Frederick Ward and
Louis James. both OF these artists
were truly good and the encoIes were
loud and well merlted. The piece is
tho authors best and the situations
brought out were interesting and ro.
mantle In every why. .......
Inc scenery wus the finest ever used
in any production in this city. That
merry Slamese opera, wang" by
Goodwin aud Morse. will be the uttrac,
ton on Saturday evening. Tbs story
OF the opera and 1t is very largely his
torical despite its 0urle ,iue character,
-JoalS with the troubles Of Wang, re ..
gent OF Siam and unclo and guardian
OF Mataya, the Crown Prince. The
latter is imbuel with European no.
tions, and not at all docile under his
uncla's guardianship. ls to be present.
oil by a lirst,rlA5- company, with mag
ntilcent scGilla effect.
Hanlons FnntasmH' will he the at.
traction at tho Grand Opera House.
next Monday and tuesday evenings.
Ihis has boon greatly improved the
past summer md Will 10 presented
Wi h all tho necessary accessories for
a ilr5t Clus5 presentation.
NEw PEOPLES IN EA4EE.
Tho Reilly and Moods com blnatinn
closed their angnsanant at the New
Peoples Theatre last evening.
The l.eOnZ0 Bruthers open n three
nights engagement ut this theatre his
evening III thsir stirring meIo DIANA
"lirother Ag;inst BROTHER The pieGt
. serves to introduce the celebrated act
. ing dogs. Tiger spot, Hero and Lion
The dogs are most %on leriully trained
an! play important purt5 in all thl
pieces presented.
!, On SATURDAY. matinee, Uncle TOM
, cabin Will he presented in an elaborate
, manner.
I hat over popular combination. The
Rose Hill English Folly Co. comes Il
the New reopin's Theatre for tlirel
nights stay. commencing Monhu
evening next. The organization
/ larger brighter and better than eve
/, before, md includes some thirty prett
!. and shopsiy young wunen.
AT TUE AUDITORIUM. ...-
} lhefe Will DC falty meeting OF III
J young people of Wilmington at I'll
. Auditorium tonight under the mo,
q favorable circumstances. Musi3 by
: choir of two hundred polres. lel t
Prof. Clynier, ana eloquent Gt.lress,
e by eminent spoHkers. Roherl E.Sp+e
q Of New York will devote hifnsnf to Ii
D ,avorite theme ns applied to the youu
II people. The Christian Endeayor -
CtetinS Will eUnIs IN bands to tlle hal
where ssuts will be reserved Tor thcn
IN Wisl.,!rd Of Ogden. Utah, W
}. throw light upon many OF the dnl
v. schemes OF Mormonisin lie s fire.;
N from tho Held and fun of his subicC
:. lnose who fail to hear him will miss
Is rare treat Kew j. Il. M!lligau wi
n. act as chairman.
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FORREST DRAMATIC COMPANY

Young ladies' %%..iu gentlemen can now
jJin .siv Forrest Dramatic Co.; expert.
ence not necessary. Small monthly dues.
CALL OR WRITE ron CIRCULAR AND
fuLL PARTICULARS.
PARLoRs, No. 928 MARKET ST.
VIM. GORDON SMITH. Instructor.
Office hours: . to 5 and z TO 10 p. IN. s22-tf
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More Than 1000 Sis Suits 10
be sold for SO and
$12
More Than 1000 Sis Suits TO
ba sold for $40 and
$12

Thousands SIS to $50 quail.
ity Overcoats for $12. We
bought the finest Kerseys,
Meltons, Whipcords. Chev,
lots the imported goods
SO far below the usual that
we're selling the same quail
ity for $12 that we've sold
for SIS to $25. Beautiful
and nearly a hundred color-
ings for So. A great bar.
gain.
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Tie cue. &c. e.. d. dies sits al
Lp.,.-ss-.-l 80 i4iae. stuav..
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Coat Department.
-Four new arrivals worthy
Of Your especial attention.
AT $3,08

Ladies Plain Melton Coats
in blue, tan and black new
Columbia collar, edged with
fur, dress sleeves, etc.
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II VN SNTU KDNY,
THE Attn DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1893.


The following Described real estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land situated in the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid having thereon erected n Two
story brick dwelling -house,hnd more par
tIculariy bounded and described Is fol-
lows TO wit:
lie inning NJ tie corner formed 10y the
intcrsretfon OF the 4outhcrly s.dt of
Front street with the CusteriS side Of
Harrison street; thence eastcriy along
salt side OF Front street CO feet to tine
eAste. ly side of 3-feet wi alloy run
ming from Front 10 Rced street, thence
soulherly along sa side OF said alley and
pnraliel with Harrison street Il feet 0
inches to Il point; thence we terry parallel
with Front street aud pnssiisE tbfoillh
the middle of the partition wall between
the house on this lot anlthe house on the
lot AID iuining Oh The south e. feet - the
said eastcriy side Of ltarr, on street and
thrncG thereby northefly Il feet inches
10 the place OF beginning be tie contents
thereof whit they may.
Seized ann taFen IN execution as the
properly of JatI"l n. lIoifeck"r, Ir., I'D.
mim.trittor Of Thomas j. Bowen, de-
ceased, inurt-aZor, and Z. T. iiowen, his
wiic, and 1. I. :. aud TO he sold 10y
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
sheriii's ONCE. Wilmington, Del, ncto-
Der. T. lsbl. ol9
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at $4.98

Ladies' extra long (22 in.)
Black Coney Fur, boxed
cape, high shoulder.
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itnliaT prtses, ltulihE prisns.
Amer, T.. q. 60. - Mai rurdage
Amcr. sur. ItuG 80 N.i Lead TT. -
Aon rup& 5 f.. Is. Ni y y tts..... -
ijslto y Uutu ..@ n y q & II, 5,
CHn southern. -! Lake liz Wes.. u
G1uoapu=& y " ita y Pacific Com.
IN BGr & Qcy =. y Pacific P'J. ~
tblca d Gas, 80 Pacific Malt. 49, =
ct Mu &3ci3 T.. 5s p3ala K itcAd'R IL b
GRIN r De- - itieii y " ~ +. -.
= 81 T.. VI F." - So 1eHu . X | Co.. Il :.
{ { q Il St L... 81. urian Pacific !.
II V 4 'ialelu q. watpsa Frcfd Il !
Del & llllsom i2p West'n Unon. =
Del Lac 4 Wgs 1871 NJ Central. 1903
De & CRt F'is.. -, .. ...,...r.,.. liA
Ell 20 Il l. t'us.. 4iy bee Wheat ~. ,st4 1,
baku Shore. .... I-llg i1rg. { urn ..... 3
Louis & Nash Ilt.5', Onts. ....-.ss
hanhR'tGnCpp.f 4. Jan Pork ,,... II. 40
MIaluuTi PaGIae 80 jan La .......s55
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NJ. +. Days. Jeweler. . Z. Ind st.
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l. OR RfNT-lurni>hcd or unrurnishedl
u rooms. also tressmnking. ut Miss
hiandih9 9. 2Og W est Smith street, dig
l. OR re Nf-Huoms furnished or I'M
j. FUN sncd, for ltsh! housekeeping or.
lodging. al No. JOS MarNtt at Get. olt-Gt'
LNOR REN1 Two or three rooms on
j. second iluor with use OF bath aud
cellar. Apply at tl3 ". Fin street. la'2
LOBZRFN EThree rooms on second
II floor, with water; communicates
y o IL "A est Sinth street. o!p-3t'
4 NBAt.- lest l.. high tor FAM y US. All
II coal kCp! under cover IN sell -scFeeu-
lag bins JOHN. SOLOMON. oihee, No
| W. Thild St Phouss llU and ~. iel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Every Day Adds
Fresh Laure|S |
to the best thing that has
been done this season I'M
putting nerve into trade and
wages into circulation.
The Sale Of |
Suits at $28
The Sale Of
Trousers at So. IS
They're made to you meas,
ure-the details as you order
them. It's a great help and
a great hit-takes 81, 900 a
day to pay the wages.
1t Brings Our TaiIors Plenty Of
| Work ...-=. ..5
It Brings Our Tailors Plenty of
Work
II Brings Our TaiIors Plenty Of
Work
$40 to $55 the former price,
and Trousers SO to $l4.
hedGlllhg III AnOlIlef DIfeCll0n
Reaching in Another Direction
Well make still lower prices
for a 1000 lot Of our Ready
Made Suits and turn the
money into manufacturing
more. They're our own
making; strictly Atwood;
Single and Double.Breasted
and Walking Suits-popular,
attractive Suits--quick, good
sellers now.
|
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THE 4th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1893

THE 4th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1898
at . O'Clock. p. m,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain loi, piece or parcel of
land, having two-story brick DWELLING
house thereon erected and Situated In
the city oil Wilmington, aud more parttc-
ularly bounded and described rs follows.
TO wit: BEGINNING AT point in the north
erly side of Heed street at the distance of
about SiKty-two feet easterly from the
corner formed by the Intersection of tho
said northerly side Of heed street with
the easterly sldo OF Harrison street and
at tine cHsterly side OF n three-teet wide
alley running from Front to liced streets;
OF Reed street about twelve feet 10 the
middle line of the division wall between
the house on this lot and the house on
the lot adjoining on the Gust; then. o
noftherly aud passing through the said
middle line of said division wall and par
allel with Harrison street about fifty teet
and SIX inchcs 10 the middle line OF
three-ieet Wide alley running parallel
with Reed street and into Nunliuren
street and connecting with the first-men-
toned thscc.Geet Vide alley; thence west
erty along aail middle line of said alley
and parallel with Heed street about
twelve leet TO tho said easterly side of
tho said rst-ment oned three-tcet wide
alley; thence thereby southeriy about
tifty feet six Inches TO the said nOrthefly
side OF Reed street and plnce of Begin
ming, 10 the contents thereof what ticy
may, with the free use and privilege of
the said withIr-irentioncd alleys with
others untitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken In execution MS the
properly of james II. lioncukUr, .lr., adj
ininistrlLur OF Thomas j. bowen. deeeas-
cd. mortg. and q, u. nowen, his wife, and
|. t., and to be sod liy
..shorif's Office, Wilmington, bel. oct.
rs, lob. tl9
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CIEBlFF'S SALE-By yirtde OF a writ
- III LeYari Fuciis. TO ne directed. Will
lie exposed to public sale, ut the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

HIilto Ut 7 MI IIIOIElBTHr
of ths REPUBLICAN o,l1a %. lay, In tina
sluIde:
7o'elouk. 10 ocloglI; o'clock
81 IL 81
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CHERITF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of l.evari Facias TO me d.
rccted. will be exposed to public sule at the
Court ilcuse. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city oil
Wilmington. New Castle county. Del,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1893.
ne o o'ntacl n N,
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TILL NOW THEY'VE BEEN SIS
FROM THIS ON
5000 AND $12. 90.

Wen have to make more as
quick as we sell these
there's no doubt about that.
Set money i'll motion for
workpeople's uses, help bust.
ness in a hundred ways and
give buyers the best reason
in the world for buying their
Suits here.
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BUY A
LOT NOW.
PAY WHEN
YOU GAN.

That's . novel proposition and liberal
ona It's something that deserves more
than passing notice. too. The meat in
the cocoanut II right here. We don't zee
why We can't sell cheap property - well
- dear property. We surely can II We
can sell GOOD property for less money and
on easier terms than anyone elsa
That i exactly what We are doing, and
by doing IL We expect to just about COM
troll the business in moderate priced prop
erty.
Heretofore We have confined our bust.
ness almost exclusively to investments Of
Q heavier sort, such q business property
and the more expensive class of residence
property, and intend to continue that tea
turs ~ prominently - before.
We have become impressed. however,
with the fact that ordinarily the only prop
erty offered within the reach Of people Of
small means il 30 far out that they become
disheartened at the prospect Of ever being
able to secure homes to their liking. If
they do 60 way out to some outside addi-
ton and build home they soon find that
they
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MARINE NEWS.

TAToosH, April 16-5 p m.-Clear: fresh
southwest wind. Passed in-stsaMer Al-Ki at
s q m. |: tug Discovery, at 7:45 q. m; tug Sea
Lion at $50 Z m: tug Mogul at 80 .. m bar.
kenttne ct p m. Passed out-6teamef Signal
ct q m !; bark In tow Of Tyee ct 7:50 q N. ship
In Tow Of Tyee at II q m
NxAH BAY. April l6-5 p. m.-Partly cloudy:
fresh southwest wind. Tug Discovery In the
bay.
CLALLAH, April l6-5 p m.-Cloudy; fresh
southwest wind
PYsHI, April l6-S p m.-Partly cloudy;
fresh southwest wind.
PoEr CREscENr. April lA-S p m.-Cloudy:
fresh south wind.
PORT ANGELES. April las p m.-Partly
cloudy: fresh wind.
PoRr TOWNSEND. April l6-fspecial.l-
Steamer Al-Ki arrived from San Francisco today
to take the Alaska run, relieving the City Of To-
peka for ono trip
Arrived-Br sch Tacora. q days from Hone
lulu. at Victoria
SOUTHAMPTON, April lA-Arrived-Paris. fron
New YORK.
The LIZARDS, April lA-Passed-LA Bretssna.
from New York.
QuExNsrowH, April l6-Arrived-ssrvia, from
New York.
BOSTON. lApril 16-Arrived-Hermann, from
Antwerp.
NEW YoRx. April M-Arrivsd-werra. from
Genoa; Aurania, from Liverpool: Arizona, from
Liverpool
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CHURCH NOTES.

The rite Of confirmation viii b administered
on next Sunday evening ss Trinity r. E.
church
Rev. b Sutton spoke on "rem psrancs" at
Ballard yesterday afternoon and at Ross in the
evening
The connr alton class of Trinity parish
church will meet on saturday ct $50 p N. IN
tie veatry.
Rev. 7. W. Butler. Ph- D.. pastor OF Grace N.
z. church, a9ministered the rite Of baptism res
tsrday morning.
The ntany 10 said ~ Trinity p. z church on
Fridays at <:o p IN. with the rsctors Bible
ciass at o'clock
Rev. Martin l. Rugs. pastor OF North Seattle
Baptist church. administered the rite Of baptism
at yesterday evening" service
TIE religious study elass in the Firss Cnisar-
ian church wss omitted yesterday. owing 70 TIE
absence of Mr. Eliot, the minister.
St Marks club viii meet At the Chamber O.
Commerce this evening at o clock All men
interested IN this parish are invited.
The mems chapel o. Trinity parish P. e. church
Will meet this evening at tas rtc,orv AZ 20
O'clock for the mailing OF the Wdsassg:oa
CaE-ckns1a
The rector OF 81 marks preached to . very
large congregation Yesterday morning on the
text. THAT God may Be all in ali" / Cor.
xs..A TIE twotoid thought elaborated from
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Homes as the world's Fair.

"0m00 - t0O W OE10'O 0lHe
There is no reason why anyone should
be deferred from visiting the Worlds fair
BY reason of possible Inconvenience and
uncertainty attending the securing of
satisfactory hotel accommodations.
The Northern Pacific railroad will In
due time publish low excursion rates to
Chicago and return for this occasion, while
its double daily passenger train service,
including through sleeping cars Of both
classes (standard and tourist) to Chicago,
will as usual be ct the head of the list in
every particular.
To help you in fixing In advance upon
your place Of residence while attending
the Worlds fair. We have placed in the
hands of our agent at your station book
compiled by perfectly Trustworthy par
ties, called "Homes for Visitors to the
Worlds FAIR" This little book, which
you can purchase for 80 cents, contains .
list Of about 1900 private families who will
accommodate visitors in Chicago during
the time of the fair, viz: May LIST to Oc-
tober 30th; gives their names and adj
dresses, and number Of rooms each will
have to spare. The book also gives list
Of the hotels and their locations; has
twelve full-page. large-scale maps. each
representing section Of the city, 30 that
with this information before him the in
Tending visitor himself can, ct leisure,
select the quarter of the city in which he
would prefer to stop, corresponding in ad-
vance with one or moro families in that
locality with regard to rates and tho ac-
commodations desired.
A. D. CHARLTON. A. G. p. A.,
Portland. Or.
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II Wilbur, OF Portland. Discusses It
ut the Unitarian Church.

Rev. Earl NJ. Wilbur, Of Portland, ex-
ehsnsed puipits yesterday with Rev. w.
G Eliot, IT.. pastor Of the First Unitarian
church. Mr.. Wilbur was for number Of
yssn assistant to Rev. w. g. Eliot. IT.. in
hortland ana succeeded the latter in the
Pint Unitarian church of that city when
y retired last year.
M. Wilbur's sermon yesterday morning
~ upon 1.-THE Law Of Vicarious Suffer
hs." from the text Isaiah lii: 6, 1.-THE
Lord hath laid on him the iniquisy Of W
all" The speaker prefaced his discourse
vith some remarks on the loftiness Of
thought in the Scriptures in general, and
- notable instances of this cited Isaiah lii,
from which the text was taken. It would,
he said. deserve to be preserved a. . liter
cary gem. even If our religion be outgrown.
The common Interpretation of the text ~
sprophecy Of Jesus death was shown by
modern scholarship to be incorrect;
What 1t did mean was to refer
to Israel as the suffering servant
Of God. Vicarious suffering. that is,
suffering of the innocent along with
end for the guilty, was . principle moving
through all history. The painting Of John
~~@s"fA et5tu9 tAEcC Uto0cutc Suu
The suffering Of 2. 900 innocent ones in con.
sequence; the suffering of the righteous in
ones family in shame for tho wrong doing
Of members Of It; the suffering Of the
church for the disgrace Of one OF its MEN,
bers; these. the speaker said, were ex-
ampies. and all results of the Law enunci-
sted BY ST. Paul that We are one body. not
only the church. but the human family.
The Brotherhood Of man existed before
Jesus declared it, the speaker said. and We
could not escape i; If We would. The rea-
esn Why the innocent suffer with the
guilty Is that as "A part Of great whole We
cannot isolate ourselves. The highest and
uaess justification of this rule Of vicaricus
sanesing was that the guilty were caused
% repent by its influence. The sufferings
" Jesus had been the greatest restraining
sao converting influence in the world.