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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
USED WOMANLY Wit.
A Waiting Crowd Cleyerly Eluded
by Janitress Wilson
Two Pretty Girls Rescued from an
Embarrassing Position.
rhcN We're locked IL u Zig West
side Factory Building.


The gossips Of old Greenwich Village
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81 Inns ''. W
ri"hce Last evening "i i"o rtelty srI
cmp.oyecs OF Ioui:lus 4 McG1wan, print
cr. and hnotninJ,rs cr 70 ,ire.nwich
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prisoners Tn the binding for two hours.
frhr .xperl.ucc l., d,scribcd AS thrilling
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from inc B'r', pom, % N',"' io' ','I
,b,u, and were accordingly hystcrical.
'"t"'' "'u WEI "'''' '','H'' ny
incidentally the s"ssipers are lhu'inS
ing sagacluus Mrs. Julia 4. Wilson,
,,ni,r,ss of ,bn nvc-storv Nat ., ~
J"H''reaS Vi 'nt "'',''o'S no., =. -,
Greenwich avenue VINO cicNeri! went
rwnv from undcr the vrrv rosc. q,
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four or hVe hundred curious people, ana
one OF the Finest of Capt DoIaney's
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devisinG means OF hbcrating the slrlS
the latter were on their way home
rejoicing, the crowd and policeman
none the wiser uh''' Mrs' wilson IN
formed them.
Peculiarly enough, no one this morn
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ing appeared to Know the names OF the
sIis, ana 'hey are NOT saying any
thing; . ,,,..a ,..r,, T..
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front uoorS are pd'TsH anu ilncl Win
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The chSiJro, toId, po,ico,r,r nor,ol
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me Il1n III nus anger. ior q give you
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
STEPHEN K. FOWLER DEAD.
Ncii-hnown New Yorker. Who
Mad" r.d Lost Millions,


nav ERlill.L Mass, Aug 23.-Stephcn
r.. Fowler well known as fnancicr
ana business man in New orlS and New
orleans during aud after tive civil war,
d'ed at his birthplace, In lockwood, late
seven. ''
Mr.. Fowler was several times a million
arr nut each time lost his fortune in
speculation ar by accident.
ne INST engaged in business in Phila-
dc'phia, where ne was a pioneer I'm trade
with the lndipns. From there he went
to New Orleans, where he took up the
cotton trade, and increased his fortune
several million dollars
during the war large amount of prop
erty owned by him was burned in New
orleans. and he lost heavily In marine
disasters. He enlisted in the Southern
army, and WIS for a long time on the
star of Gen, Bragg. After the wGr he
went to Mexico, and accumulated an
other fortune, which he lost in Paris.
lie then went to New York. where he
made S3,OOcOOO in the dry-goois business
and lost it, falling during the panic OF
Colorado mining next attracted his
attention, and after making and losing
2OVOOO, he returned to his native place,
lie leaves comfortable frotune which
ne made here since his return.
b Two daughters survive him, one The
wife Of the Secretary az King Humber ri
OF Italy, and another who Is married to
q Roman artist
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
TO SUE bill" DAILY.
" Jimmy" Lsmly's Father APP
pointed Guardian of the Jockey.
Claims that S15.015 Is Due to
the Youngster.
Kept from Riding Owing TO Days
Opposition.

Jud-e Beach of the Supreme court.
to-uay appointed Within L'h"''S ""A'
dian ad ltem of his son, Jockey James
J.amly. in order that a suit may be
hrou.h, =, hah.ir -, yo,,rc I.mIv
Wrought III pehdiL VI 9Ou"F i'"'i's
against the wcll-linown horseman Will
lam c. DAILY. better known as "Father
r,,,,,, 80. ...-,,., ,..,-,,i ~
Dih Ddi!, WHO was itCehIs O"' Ie" va
the turf by the Jockey Club
The suit is TO recover sls.0li which, Il
A.. -, H. h.. -, IT., Co.. .,,.
Is eiieBeo' ~ uue young i'a"ls '"l "''
vices rendered DAILY as II Jockey from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
"FIGHTlNB BOB" IN CHARGE.
Capt. Evans Assumes Command u
the Cruiser New York.

As six bells were rung on board tns
big United States cruiser New fons
lying in DOCK at the Brooklyn nav
Yard, this morning, all the officers nv
ines and blue jackets assembled on
quarter deck to witness the ceremony
transferring the command of the snip
capt. Robley ID. Evans. -,
Capt. John w. Philip read his ora,
from Washington to go 10 the Dos.
Navy Yard, and then Capt. Evans r. ~
his commission as commander Oh W.
New York. .,.u
Capt. Evans made a tour of inspecltIisoan'
through the vessel. and expressed MN an
self highly pleased with everything ".
board. ~
The new commander OF the New lo.s
is generally known in naval circles
Fighting Bob" He Is lame. having
ceived a bullet wound in the leg durh'v
the second assault on Fort Fisher. Va -
Capt. Evans came to the Navy i al
early this morning. He has recsh' q,
been visiting Pres dent CLEVELAND, a. ~
Buaaard's Bay. and came from . INA
with the President on the lighthouse
tender Joha u. Rodgers yesterday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
STRIKE FOLLOWS A CUT.
Sup"ooh, y. H., Mil Hands Won't
Work cn FaI' River Rates.

SUNCOOK, y. H., Aug. IS. -Four hun
dred weaNers in the China mills here did
not go to work this morning, as a result
OF reduction in wages equal to the cut
in the Fan River mills. The wages
paid here ar, governed by the scales
paid in Fan River, and the operatives
were accordingly notified of 10 per
cent. cut down on Tuesday.
They objected strenuously, but worked
Vent out. This morning they refused 10
return. Notices of reduction have
been posted in the Webster and Penn
broke mills also, and strikes may follow.
The weavers, who are nearly all French
Canadians, are not members of Union,
but will probably organize now.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Barney Murray got in his fine work
again yesterday when ne hoistcd Bandit
500 over his entered selling price of
$1,000. Owners will soon get tired of pa
rading stake horses as cheap selling
pistero.
George Harris is said to have won very
heavily over both Ettarre and Gov.
Sheehan yesterday.
Pittsburg Phil bet heavily on Pochino
an1 won nice bet. Matt Allen was
very confident that his colt could beat
Armitage.
Sam Doggett and Jimmy Rowe got into
an alteration over The start Ia the sec
ond race yester lay. and BIlllngsgatc
flowed freely for a time. Better look
out. Sammy. Jeems is a bad man when
rlled."
The weights for the Fall Handicap.
TO be run at Sheepshead Bay on Sntur-
day, over the Futurity course. are as
follows:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
TT sHOOK TOO HARD.
How a Patient Described Fever md
ASue.

Western doctor, who has had much
experience with fever and ague cases
says thai the best description he ever
heard OF that malady was given by a
Eaggish patient of his own, says Youths
Companion.
One morning the doctor was summoned
20 this gentleman and found him in a
shivering chill. The day before he had
been in a high fever. The doctor in
quired how the patient felt.
"No-no-l b-bit BETTER" Chartered
the victim of the chill.
am sorry, but your case is pecu-
said the physician, sympathetically.
"Ye-yes." shlyered the sufferer, 9TH
that's $50; th-th-e case sh-shakes SO you
can't get hold OF it-t-tah!"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
TO BE ARRAIGNED TO-DAY.
The Trio Charged with killing hr''
upItiCS.

Saloon-kee pcr DoNinick Common Jam
tor Moran and John Hickey arGes.es
last night on the charge of haVme
caused the death of old Mrs lAtAs
BeIlick by beating her on the moT narai
of uJly &. were brought to the Ge s. ne
Sessions Building this morning by and
tcctlves Rergrits, Won Gretchen an1
O'Brian, HiCkey's head was bandagsuu,
his wounds, 1t Is said, having been ~
tiiCted 10y his wife. -, the
The three men were first, taken 10 ns "
waitlug-room of tn p!striCt-AttoTnvs,
office, and later locked ~ TO await ~
raignmcnt. II was rumured thHt ia
complaint AGAINST the trio was " ,,ore
changed from manslaughter to the u ~.
serious one of murder in the hls'
gree,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

BookTiakers desiring TO do business at
Sheepshedd Bay should apply TO Kelly
BLISS, AT 10 West Twenty-ciGhth
street, tomorrow morning, between .
and j. O'Clock
Riley Grannon, II gossip be true hes
lost iEst close So, on to s$eoc, IN the last three
shhsE, IL, he 4, pineH, $ouns bYokm'l: =
feet to-day, and vii! go to Latpnia with
out making an effort to recover his
ioeses. On the meeting. however, Gran
non Is good winner.
Rey FL Santa Anita wol IL handsome
style Yesterday. PittIburg phil would
probably have had small bnt ON the
colt had he been in Saratoga. Phil re
leaving the spa. ,ha, 'itey III was about
as sure winner as ne ever saw AS
Phil is more Of the wrDne that right
these days no stock was taken in his
t..
Rossmar ran as though he hal the in
lection yesterday. lie beat his field in
cHnter.
Eugene Leigh has not hcttercd himself
by securing Ballard to succeed Martu
Is Jockey. Martin can ride some When
he wants to, but Ballard has never been
accused OF such a thing.
the GlenmOyne disqualification case
makes II apparent that prompt action
should be taken by the Jockey Clup to
Protect hettoTs under similar ciTcuni-
stances. 1t seems unfair that . person
who bet on Stoneneil SHOULD cash and
that The hackers of Gl-umuync should
lose the money they had almost within
their grasp. II 1t had been a head
and head finish the loss of those few
waters OF lead would. of course, mean
something, but Glenmoyne gave an
eight or ten pound beating to StouenelI
IL was simply case of gross careless,
ness, not only on the part of Hamilton
but OF the race track officials as well
There was a rul to regulate the jockey
velet business, b, a.: IL II not enforced ii
letter or spirit. That being the ease
why should the public have TO stand tn,
Rrunt OF the affair nr yesterday? Incl
dentally, i might be remarked that, Il
Michael Y. Dryer - true sportsman
he Will nc AXE tho 81 OO0 hung IN to,
ttt tace. His horse was fairly beaten
and to take advantage of such n trivia
error as The mlslaying of the lea,
waters would be small and grasping il
match race. In matter of wagers
OF course, everything goes In accorJanc,
with the decision Of the stewards.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Hattie Bohne lives vita her father,
who Is "A well-to-do architect, in the
handsomely furnished fiat at Is East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street. Roth
kugel. when he was introduced to Miss
Bohne last New Years Day, represented
himself as salesman. He lived at "a
West one Hundred and Ninth street
with his parents, who are highly re-
spectacle. Rothkugels attachments as a
pianist and the possession OF sweet
tenor voice were the means of finding
rapid favor in Miss Bohnes eyes. She
smiled graciously upon him, and many
Il Winters evening only passed too rap
idly as the two mingled their voices in
loves duet. His visits continued and the
attachment between the two grew
stronger until inquisitive neighhOrs were
quite sure there would soon be a we'd
ding in the Bohne fiat.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
.PlTIES her EX-LOVER.
Miss Eohne Tries to Have ThiSf
Rothkugel Discharged.
Was Her Sweetheart and Robbed
Her Fathers Flat.
Sot Allowed 10 Withdraw the
Complaint.

Louis Rothkugel the burelar-loycr
having abused the confidence reposed in
him hy his former sweetheart, Hcttie
Bolinc, confessed in the Harlem Police
Court this morning to having taken two
rings, two watch charms and sundry
other articles of jewelry from Miss
Bohne's room last Thursday while all
the members of the family were absent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
BrindIe Lost Three Fingers.

Fred Brudle, nifty years old, a lsborer, Of 1856
Bowsry, jumped from csble-car at Nlnety-slxth
street and Third avenue early this morning lie
missed his footing and fell beside the car and
three fingers were cut on by the trucks. The car
went on and arrest has been made Brinlly
does not know the number Of the car.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Atlanta Needs Rcpnirs.

Al the Brooklyn NEvy-Nard this morning word
was received that the Atlanta would stop a. the
yard on her way to Norfolk Va. W undergo sou.s
necessary repairs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Louis Gruber is receiving a large num-
Der OF entries each day for the games of
which will be decided Al CALIFORNIAN Park
Baldwin avenue, Jersey city, on Labor
Day. The entries close on Saturday with
sey City,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
SPORTING MISCELLANY.


Jack NcAuilHe gave an exhibition at
his training quarters Yesterday which
,yoc so,rctbi,,, M, o,,, ., ,h, ,,,,.,
""I ,"'''s inv o'i' VI '"s S''''S
IN jim torhetl play, except that II was
more earnest AMI realistic. John
.,,p,,,,,., p,,..,.,,,,, -, a.. .,,t, 40,
,'"'"' Va we ''"S''e N'"
i'li' 'lup, Stryker Williamson and
omci,I ,.,,,,ir,.t,, t,,o ,t,, ,ini;,
" NV NV ISL
W'!t"tS condition, and the club men de
clartd themselves satisfied. McAuliiTr
WEIGHED ll5 noun5s i've more uounds
"''9",' ''' p'"''H' i've h'"'e ''o"""S
lhan 1t has been announced he intends
and fifteen pounds less than before he
took up quarters at Carrolrs lie said
u. ,y,,,ot.,i =, ,,,.,, - -, al, 49,,
Nv 'NP'Ite" =" '"N' Oh more "'"n anu
to get his wind into better condition.
HOGAN and Eddie Avery four rounds
lit a,,,, ,,,,i,, ~,
WV" ga "'''' "h''h he puh'heo tht
bag Before the visitors lett, MCAuliife
assured them thar he had foo much rc.
-
cara tGT MS laureiS /" think oi allow
ihE tr'ho TO Walk away with them
Nl'i'NS "tluESl'' ana lnil ne M"ul'l
ne III snap" 70 give IN" NuHtraNnn not
\. Tn M"nd"S hi"ht, Al u "hi'h M
"l'Hi". ihh' McAullii" mas gone
timr he vested heretofore, the action
% me quo officials MAS 4irrctly IN line
with The suggestion made in this col
umn when II was made known that the
champion htd become lax in his train
M bout between Jack MCAuline
ana Young Grluo Is too Interesting an
"ncoUntcr 10 be leSscned In attractive
"l,h+n o, tne p.rt,rlpants' and us sue
''NNlul l"Fnl,nhfuh lS as inNth an OBJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Cincinnati sails TO-Morro"
Tho cruiser Cincinnati VIII leave the Br"cs',"
Nsvy-Yard on her trial trip ct o'clock "'~''.
row morning. -----------'--'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

a play publisher in London saws in an
interview that tho most popular play
ever written is BOX and Cox" II
bought II long ago" he declares, with
rinety-four other pieces 81 Madison
Mortor's. Even now II j. played. some.
will be out of copy risht in 1895, aud il
has already earned in fees sCirothing
over 10000 which is colossal for q
onc-aCt play.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Pinochle.-"S Is not out on the meld,
and must take trick after NEEDING to
claim the game.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Csntrp-Fiell"r I.Guge Is surely u mar
velloua nlaypr, aud HIS six f""t of per-
sODalI,t, with three feet OyCrhnmE oc
arms, makes him almost inN!ncihlc in
the Outti"ld
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Monday next t. an open dat" in the
League schedules. and win be utilized
lay the Giants and Ctnc!unatiS In play Ing
postponed game III the irgt series.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

i. T.. Bliss made new worlds mCyclc
record, half mile, dying start. of - SO
~ - seconds, at Hampden Park, Spring
Held, Yesterday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Rossmar ran as though he hal the in
lection yesterday. He beat his Held in
A cHnter
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Bookrlakers desiring to do business at
Sheepshedd Bay should apply TO Kelly
q B!iss, AT 10 West Twenty-ciShth
street, tomorrow morning, between Q
and y O'Clock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

The EmerLlIs Of tn catholic prutrr-
;urr, win open their now gruuud3 uu
Sunday. Sep, > at Van Nest. with the
E,tnht MsIIiS iln,, - '"''t "Ip"l'"tH'
Eatiun of players in tts present Emrr-
aids, and only trst-v!asS teams ~ the
highest order win l." given X with
them. lie has all sunday dates Hllci.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Eugene Leigh has not hCttered himself
by securing Ballard to succeed Marlin
as jockey. Martin can ride some when
he wants to, but Ballard has never been
accused OF such thing
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

y IUII l'7oTnI OF Wall strect adalrs viii he
found in The six O'Clock edition OF "rbe Even
Ing World"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Lillian Lewis must buy his paper by
the ton. He's always writing, and some
times he's rather funny. Here is his
latest: I'm the asp scene of Cleopatra
Miss Lewis viii use a live snake For
this purpose she has had two milk
snakes trained, and is in daily practice
with the Shiny reptiles. The people
want realism, and the actress says they
shall have IT." If she only let's the
snakes get at her agent and keep him
quiet for time!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Manager James l.. Mccoy. of the
MuroCCuS, writes that he Is very anxious
to play the Holy lOsHryS q game for
the benefit Of the SICK Babies Fund
Manager Mccoy prefers to play sunday
next
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

Herr Kilanyi smiles compassionately
ard taps his forehead significantly when
Lady Henry Somerset's TRADES against
living pictures are translated to him. He
says things in Hungarian that would not
look well in print. He has several new
pictures for the 1892" revival at the
Satyrs." =" The Bath" After the Bath
and The swan" These very titles sus-
gpst undressed facts that would make
Lady Henry Somerset shiver.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-06
Trce-FeIlinS Contest.

There are probably no more skill
ful ak men in the world than the
woodchoppers of the Pacific North
west. some Of them can saw or
chop a t ee so that it will fall in any
desired direction, and it is even
said So sure are their calculations,
that they can drive stake in the
groun l., and fell a tree so that IN
st.iking the ground it shall Jury the
stake out Of sight Two OF the
picked lumbermen Of the Northwest
are to he sent over TO Australia next
summer to com; etc with their fel-
low craftsmen in that part Of the
world.
The following letter to the Puget
Sound Lum herman, from Latrope,
Tasmania. explains the manner OF
the competition in which they will
be entered: In your issue Of Sep
tcmber, 1893, you mention the
tinted Auslralasian AXmen's ASso-
cation, aud also the fact that you
have splendid amen in the Pacific
.NU.t lHSSl. NOW lDcSC iGlLSI 0LS
lust what we want to reach, because
we want to induce the best men
among them 10 come and see If they
can compete with the Tasmanlans
aud AustIala>ians iu wood-chopp!n2
cuutes IS. We hold our next annual
exhibition at Clvers.one, Tasmania,
NUreGLer - and ~ next for which
| en- lose program.
We are Offering literal Tizcs and
if two competitors come from the
Pacific NorLhwcst-anIc come proving
by reference from YOU that they
rep eSent ycur country in these COIL
tcs;s-wc vii: guarantee them "a
(:!2jy each toc travelling exposes, or
80 $50 for the two: besides we
vii! give free eatry to all contests.
They vii. have TO meet our cham
p.onS on level turns in the champion
h D contests, but il they enter in
the huud caps they would get starts
from oar hest men. Private matches
c,u,d also he arranged"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-06

~urcS, wnlcn show steady tnCreas
in strength and numbers: 1t ha
6l2 churj hes, scattered over fcurtee
States Of thn Union. with rlaSSi
II Arcot, India. There are GA min
i>ters, and sermons are preached il
-four languages. The net inc"ea>
7or the year is as follows: Mn
char, hes, II Sunday-schOOls. III min
iSterS, O41 families. :,0jG cOmmuni
cintS, 4.C0j Saba th-School scholars
additions on confession Of faith
t, -O1. making 7I2 more than las
year. Isn churches repo an addi
ti0n on confession Of faith Of FROM )
to 100 members. and IS have receives
from - to 30. The total number O
al! members received is 9.60l. il
lSJ0. when the nited States had
population o: about II. 900, 900, thi
church counted 70, 900 members. Ga
nation now numbers twice tina
amount, or o., OON, 0CO people. Mean
time the !;cformc Church has like
wise doubled itself now having 100,
o." comnun cautS. The total Ienevc
lenc2S were SO, 954 more than tn
previous year.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-06
Care Of Small! Things.

An old Philadelphia tells story
Illustrating the manner in which Ehe
sons Of the house of DreXel. the wel,-
known bankers. were bIIIght up.
Upon one occasion, returning f:om
the Barbados. he brought back a
considerable quantity Of gold and sill
YER tied up in small bags. as was the
custom, and had them carried to the
banking office Of the Drexels for
sale. The bags were emptied out on
he counter. and the coins carefully
counted and set aside in separate
piles. in order to calculate the cor
ret SUM for which the tank check
;nou,d be drawn. After tbs was
lone old Drexel took from inside his
lesk one of the feather quill pens
then generally used. and with a sheet
Of white paper he slowly swept of
that portion Of the counter upon
which the coin had been handled,
and as carefully shook the paper
into tin box. The depositOr could
not see any dust on the paper,
50 he Smilingly asked Mr.. Drr Xct
what was gained by tie sweep
ings. and was greatly astonishcd
at the old gcnt!eman'S kindly re-
ply: Why, young man. it brings
me in a clean profit Of one thousand
)r fifteen hundred dollars year"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-06
Clergy and Congregation.

"Onc thing l have against th'
clergy, 10th OF the country and in III
town. l think they are not severe
enough on thc.r congregations The
do not sufficiently lay upon the soul:
and conscienceS OF their hearers thci
moral obligations, and pr be thel
hearts. and bring up their whole live
and action to the bar o: conscience
The class Of sermons which l thinl
are most Eeeded are Of the claS'
which offended lord Melbourne Ion!
ayU. Lord Melbourne WAS seen Ont
day coming il me from church in tht
country in Il miGhty fume. Frndin!
i friend, he exclaimed: 1t is t'.t
bad: I have always been supporter
OF the church, and | have always up
held the Clergy But it is reall! tot
bad to have to listen to asermon like
that W. have had this morn ny
Why. the preacher actually insisted
up applying religion to a mans pri
yate life But that is the kind O
p eachng | like best; the kind O
preaching wh ch men need most, bu
it is Il so the kind Of which they ge
the least. w. L. Gladstone.