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Evening star., 1895-04-27
ECZEAiA-COvERED HEAD,
FOREHEAD AND CHEEK OF BABY.
DOCTORS UNAvAILING.
TRIED CUTICUEA REMEDIES,
CHANGE IN THREE DAYS.
CURE IN TWO WEEKS.

CURE IN TWO WEEKS.
Our ten-months-old baby had a very bad case
OF Eczema, and after having doctored six or seven
weeks instead Of getting better, appeared to be
worse. His forehead, cheek and top of head were
literally covered with scabs one-eighth Of an inch
thick, and. as we could bear this sight no longer
were willing to try almost everything that We had
heard OF. Having read a testimonial of CUTICURA
REMEDIES, We decided to give them a trial. The
doctor saw him last May 8. We started your
remedies on May II, and the remarkable change
that had taken place on May II is a wonder of the
nineteenth century We began to use CUTICURA,
completely spreading it where he was sore, and
washing 1t with the CUTICURA SOAP several times
day. At the same time we gave him CUTICURA
hHsoLVENT three times a day. After having at
tended him for two weeks his face was as clear as
any child's could be. He Is now clean Of them
as he ever was. We can hardly find words to ex-
press our most heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN G. RAU,
30 South Calhoun ST., Baltimore, Md.
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We Court Compnri.on.!

We make trade by it and like to show
goods. You can easily get out If we can,
suit you. Our pride, careful buyers. James
F. Oyster, wholesale butter and cheese
900 Pennsylvania avenue.-Advt.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall at
IL am. and 2:30 pm.
Steamer Samuel J. Pentz for River View
at II am. and 2A5 pm.
Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fort
ress Monroe at pm.
Steamer Potomac for Baltimore and river
landings at pm.
Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial
Beach and river landings at am.
Steam launch Florence leaves 32d and
Canal streets forACabin John bridge at 8
am. and 2:30 pm.
West End barge leaves 31st and Canal
streets for Cabin John bridge and Great
Falls at 8 am.
1912 I street northwest.-Tally-Ho Coach
for Uncle Sam bridge at 10 am. and pm.
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Bay Rfdxc-sea.on 1so5.

This delightful picnic resort on the Ches-
apeake bay will open for the season on
June 8. Liberal inducements to Sunday
schools and Organizations giving excur-
sions. For terms apply to s. B. Hege D. P
A.. B. and o. r. r.. 18th street and New
York avenue.--Advt.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

New English. china toilet sets. richly dec.
GRATED, choice designs, s1.75 complete.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTICURA.
5Oc.: SOAP, DC; RESOLvENT, 81. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEM. CORP. Sole Props. Boston,
U'How to Cure Skin Diseases" free.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Washington to London, $40.
First-class. Van Wickle, 1925 Pa. ave-
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

l. C. U. Whisky Finest on earth for fam
lily and medicinal use Sold everywhere.
Richard Co, Wholesale Distributors.
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Amylsa fuseIrfree hygiepic Whiskies CT
Special Family Rye. 81 gal...90 7th.
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Lace Cleaning Demi-Neuf.
Bornot, 11(S q street.

Job LOT OF, CHEWING and SMOKING
TOBACCO. Fine lot of Cigars. Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco dirt cheap. 4S9 Pa.
ave. NV.
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cuT1cuRA WORKS WONDERS.

CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, with CUTI-
CURA SOAP, exquisite Skin Purifier. and
CUrCURA REsOLvENT, the new Blood Purifier
and greatest Of Humor Remedies, constitute the
most speedy and economical treatment for every
disease Of the skin, scalp and blood.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Planked shad dinners every week day at
Marshall Hall. Steamer Manchester leaves
at 10 a.m.-Advt.
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Pianked shad dinners every week day at
Marshall Hall. Steamer Manchester leaves
at 10 a.m.--AlVt'
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SIMPLY A MATTER OF PREFERENCE.
Other hatters prefer to sell that Derby
Hat for Three Dollars"-we prefer to
mark ours $40. HENRY FRANC & SON,
Cor. 7th and D.
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LOCAL. MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Grand Opera House.-Stuart Robson, in
1.-THE Henrietta"
New National Theater.-Miss Ada Rehan,
in Nancy & Co."
Academy of Music.-Mask and Wig Club
of the University of Pennsylvania, in
"Kenilworth." ~ q.
Buffers Bijou Theater.-The Great "She'
Company.
Columbia Phonograph Company, 910
Pennsylvania avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton Of the Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Looking, for a Pfinterg SHBFRY'S prac-
tical printer. and produces printing that's
perfect. Popular prices prevail. 623 D st.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
The New Auction Hou.e

OF Latimer, Morgan & Co., 1920 and 1921
G street. Send in your consignments fol
their big sale next Wednesday, May l, al
their salesrooms, 1923 and 1921 G street.
Advertisement,
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Read Sloan & Co.'S auction advertise
nent sale of antiques, &c.
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NOT THE LEAST OF ITS MERITS
Is the price-that Spring Derby Is Three
Dollar Hat in everything except the price
that's s. 40. HENRY FRANC & SON,
Cor 1th and D.
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Reduced Rates on the Royal Blue Line
The B. and o. r. r. will sell excursion
tickets to Baltimore and return for all
trains, including 45-minute Royal Blue Line
Flyers, Saturday and Sunday. April q and
Is, good to return until Monday, April 20.
at l.25 for the round trip. -
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Coca leaf extract In poor, cheap lauseat-
Ing wine? No. Chr. Xander's Coca Wine
correct formula; basis. 1884 wine; Eever
nauseates: dilutable for the feeble-a re-
liable neryine. 800 Ith.
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An Excellent Iden.

Planked shad dinners every Sunday at
Marshall Hall. Steamer Manchester leaves
at IL am. and 2:30 p.m.-Advt.
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teration might injure you. Buy good, pure
Coffee. Kennys Fine Roasted Coffee is
tested and roasted by experts. and is posi-
lively free from adulteration. Price mod
crate. Six city stores. c. D. Kenny.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Nothing nicer for "a sick friend than a
Basket Of Fruit, which can be had at the
MALAGA FRUIT CO., 412 9th st. NJ.
Brick & Co.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK OF HoOLIHAN?
Sensible man. Had US paper his rooms. Cost
him only 81 I'D. NOLTE, $40 9th st.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

FLIES ARE WITH US AGAIN
Get Screen Doors here. We don't handle
Cheap makes. Ours are the best quality.
Complete, with spring hinges, only CSC.
each. Chas. T. Carter & Co., Gus Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

PIMPLES, blackheads red and oily skin pre-
vented and cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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FLIES ARE WITH U

Blankets cleansed, $50 per pair
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Not a day passes but
some importer or manu-
facturer begs us to take
wooden accumulations off
their hands==thney've too
many==we're the only large
operators i'm this city who're
open for lots==no matter
how large==if the prices are
right==tlnat's what lets us
take your order for a suit
ait a price which lit costs
other taiQors to produce it,
compare stuffs and prices
we know where the buying
will be dome.
Tailoring
Exclusive1y==
Evening star., 1895-04-27

For best gold pr. paint go 10 oung q CO.,
ia K st. ny Also &C. calsoms.-
WE WANT TO DO YOUR CLEANING.
We know there's no other house that can
clean your carpets like we can. New hre-
proof building Latest best machinery.
Soiled, dusty carpets made new. No injury
to delicate fabrics, Wagons call. Empire
Carpet Cleaning Works, 63l-5 Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

MUSCULAR STRAINS, PAINS and weakness
backache, weak kidneys, rheumatism and ches
pains relieved in ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA
ANT1-PAIN PLASTER. 1t
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Artificial Eyes. Hemplers, 9Th and Pa ave.
For Partial Cleaning or
Detachage,
Bornot, HOB G street.
Lace curtains cleansed, 75c. per pair
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Mr.. Moore stated that money must he
had to start both plans in active opera
ton. He called attention to the fact that
large sums Of money are raised and spent
here annually Tor charitable purposes, and
gave the following figures for last sea-
son: For the Associated Charities and by
subscriptions to the central relief fund,
s5I so: for the charitable institutions of
the District, paid out of the revenues of
the District, over S100.OOO, making a total
spent out of the Districts money for chari-
table purposes alone of over S150,00O.
These figures ought to answer the ques-
tim of where the money is coming from,
he said. IF we can gather the i'm
pulse of the moment over $4,000, we can
surely get as much for some such scheme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

an assault umu the wretched roeds wn'I renair
seectmsh nao ,,op,e; n do much work. she carried
A AN t ny b,e baskets of stone from the pike.
THE Chicago News" tells this story apropSs =" =,
Harry FurnIss's visit to this country coup, ~
years ago: Two men were quarreliins ''o'e"''Y y.
club smol<ing-room. Il tell you saw ma"
sitting hour ago aSEhng rs Gyer his
panon Il don't believe there rs man IN The dis
who could laugh over London rup Safs were made
on the subject Suddenly thought sL Es yo ee saw
reading 'Punch? "a little sand bS msstache."
"Ah," replied the interlocutor now See ""'
that was Harry Furniss himself.
Governor Greenhage will make the address -
welcome at the opening session Of the Americas
Unitarian Association in Music Hall Boston, next
Tuesday.
After a connection OF twelve years with
New-York Morning Journal" as It's manas"s
itor Mr.. Joseph !. G. Clarke retres from the Pos'
ton having sold his interest in the paper 10 ~,
John X. Mclean who has been some days j." eo"'
troll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
An ENEMY OF PROGRESS.

Day by day the wickedness Of Russia's conduct
in Eastern Asia becomes more apparent. She is
playing her old game which she has played In
the Balkans in Central Asia and elsewhere with
varying success Disorder and anarchy are her
favorite methods. Inrigues, bribery and even
violence and terror. are used to overthrow the
existing order Then she steps In with strong
hand as the Savior Of society" and makes the
unhappy land a satrapy Of her despoic Empire
That is what she would have done years ago in
Bulgaria, but for the genius and courage Of Ste
phen Stambuloff. That is what she Is now trying
to do In Corea, and will do unless the Japanese
use all their wit and all their valor to defeat her
Already she has managed to unsettle the Gov
eminent and thwart almost every effort for re-
form and progress. Count InOuye Is reported to
be discouraged at the outlook and on the point Of
returning to Japan. II he does return, only the
presence Of the japanese garrisons will keep the
country from anarchy. And Russia Is clamorng
for their removal. so that there may be nothing
to prevent her coming in and selling Corea for
her own
That Japan will consent TO such undOing Of the
prime achievement Of the war Is not yet to be
believed. TO do SO would be to lose nearly all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
TITLES IND TIE STAGE.

The honor Of knighthood which has been CON
ferred on Mr. Henry lrvng-who now. III case he
has accepted the title. becomes Sir John Henry
Irving Rrodribb,-is not n recognition OF his call
ING but purely personal compliment. lie is
singled out among actors As IN exceptional
ncrson and certainly he deserves the cmincnce
and thc tribute thus accorded to him. But the
status Of the dramatic profession in Great Brit
ain remains unchanged. Actors as such, are not
received At Court. They may. by command. per-
form before the sovereign, and when they do
pcrform they are usually compmcnted by roy
atty. and are allowed Informally to approach the
prcscncc but there is n social discrimination
against them. and it remains in force. Henry
Irving rs a knight may attend Her Majestys
lcycc. Mr.. Tooe and others. as actors. are not
qualified to attend II. That has been the rule.
during Queen Nictoras reign. and there is no
reason TO suppose that ii will be relaxed.
The recognition Of Mr.. Irvins's great services
10 society *. however a step in the right dircc-
ton. and II will signify. especially in England
that his Iabors and his worth are practically APP
prccatcd and To the fullest extent by those au-
thoritlcS who have the settlement ~ social rank.
They have done good deed for themselves and
one that Ought 10 have been done long ago
Henry Irwin. found the English stage AT a low
chb IL merit and. In the course Of twenty-five
years. he has built it mp to a dignity that 1t never
had bcforc-no' even In Garrck's day, or in that
~ Macrcady II Imperial favor was ever earned
and deserved hy any citizen 1t has been earned
and deserved 10y him. No lltc. however. can add
any lusirc to his laurcls and whether rs an
actor or a gentleman ne adorns any name by
which hc may be- called. Other actors and man
ayers such Of them rs are animated by GOOD
motives and are pursuing clean AMI honorable
coursc-may rightly he checr'l aud encouraged
In view ~ the good-foriunc that has bcfallen
their famous colleague and may reflect that Il
Ike career Will be- attended with n like pros
periiy.so that
Signs II nohcness. Ike stars. shall shine
on All OBSERVERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Personal.

James c. Biddle whom Governor Hastings has
juet appointed Inspector OF the Eastern Peniten-
tary OF Pennsylvania. was born In Philadelphia
In 1885, and has lived continuously In that city for
the last hfty-seven years. AT the outbreak or the
civil war he enlisted as private. and served
through the whole with distinction.
The Duke OF York will represent the Queen OF
England at the celebration OF the opening OF the
Baltic Ship Canal. He will go to Hamburg on the
yacht Osborne.
Norman NJ. Cameron. the OF a Chelsea
Mass) clergyman. who has been expelled
from the Medical Department OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan. has the sympathy OF
all his friends He sent to a Detroit news
story that senior had eaten a sandwich made Of
was joke on the senior and he only ate one bite.
Cameron defends his report and says: 1T has
been notorious fact for years. and Is notorious
yet tat the medical students not only here. but In
PRACTICALLY every other institution In the land.
nevS lose an opportunity to indulge In hideous and
nauseating jokes with the bodies OF the dead"
Three noted German painters celebrate their
eighteth birthday this year-Schrader Achenbach
and Mcneil They still busy with the brush.
except Schrader. whose eyes have given out. Men
eel. curously enough draws with his left hand and
paints with his right.
Joseph Cook. OF Boston. Is to spend two years
travelling over Europe and Asia.
Mrs Mary Ann Smith, of East Lyme. Conn.
celebrated her ninety fourth birthday last week.
She is hale and hearty. and only four days before
the anniversary day she led . party Of women to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

The Grindelwad Conference has issued a cir
cular recommending that on next Sunday. Whit
sunday Christian ministers devote at least one
"serm0n TO calling attention 10 the good work ~
"some branch Of the Church other than their
"own cspecaly those branches whose many cx-
"ceucncIcs are obscurcd from the observation of
",heir fcllow-C Christians by the prejudice and
"s,lsDjcion cngendercd by centuries OF strife"
The appeal is Endorsed by a special committee
of the Anglican Lambeth Conference Of Bishops,
including the Archbshops Of Canterbury, Ar
magh and Dublin all the English and Scottish
PRESBYTERIAN Modcrators. the chairman Of the
English Congregational Union the president Of
the English Baptist Union. and such represent
alive American religious leaders as DR. Lyman
Abbott Bishop Henry w. Warren NIethodsb.
Bishop Potter Q3piscopaD. and the Rev. DR.. H.
s. Macarthur. For some time the Rev. DR.
Henry =. Llinn, the secretary OF the Conference
has been in this country. aronsing interest in the
movement; and he hopes that American Chris
tians generally will mark the Pentccosial season
by invoking larger measure Of the Pcntccostal
gift Of unity.
one does not need TO believe in the immediate
possibility Of such a unity to have the greatest
respect for the impulse that prompts 1t. Ever
since Chrlstendom has been divided the evils Of
division have been depored, and attempts made
to heal them. But inasmuch as those who be
lieve in union are always most firmly convinced
that they themselves are right and all others
wrong their wemeant efforts TO bring about
union have always failed The Roman Catholics
and Protestants who killed and tortured each
other in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
were animated by sincere desire for n reunited
Church The Church Of England prosecuted the
Purtans, and. when they got the chance, the
Purtans prosecuted all other sects. for exactly
the same reason. They hated Dissent and
sirovc in the brutal fashion Of the age to de-
stroy H.
In these later days the growing spirit OF ,Olcra
ton has discredtcd the fago the gibbet and
the ihumbscrew as instruments for the promo
ton Of religious unity. But each sect continues
to believe as strongly as ever that the only way
TO attain unity Is for all the other sects to give
up their distinctive beliefs and accept those
which 1t considers essential Nine years ago the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Brooklyn's trolley system appears TO nave lost
much Of its popularity since the recent limitation
of its rate Of speed. and that portion OF the pun
lie which seeks for rapid transit would seem 10
have transferred its patronage to the elevated
railroads For the traffic. and consequently also
the earnings Of the latter have increased TO such
a degree Of late that the management or one OF
these roads gave notice yesterday OF an Increase
in the pay Of its employees. the wages being re-
stored to what they were prior to the reduction
of October 1893 The officers Of the road. in an
nouncing the rise declare that they expect 1t 10
remain in force so long as the cessation OF RAPID
transit on the surface OF the streets enables the
road to maintain its present rate OF earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THIRTY PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-The establishment of republic in
Fornosa Is reported - The body Of Jose
Marti. the Cuban insurEent leader is said to have
been identified and buried by the Spaniards 60
Parliamentary elections take place In Italy to-day.
- The launching Of the Valkyrie III was post
noned until Monday The celebration Of
Queen Victorias birthday continued in Lon
DON
Domestic-A mob took two men from the jail at
Dany;lle. Ill. and lynched them - The new
American Liner ST. Louis went to sea for three
DAYS trial trip. - The summer programme Of
the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association was
made public. - Nineteen indictments were
found against several bank officials at New-Al-
bany, Ind including DR.. William Breyfogle. ex-
president Of the "Monon' Railroad 80 The big
sea-going dredge General c. Il. Comstock was
launched at Perth Anboy.
City and Suburban-Mayor Strong witnessed
the annual drill of the Fire Department and pre-
scented medals to men entitled TO them. -
1t was rumored that President Roosevelt OF the
Police Board was soon TO effect the retirement OF
Chief Byrnes Yale won first place In the
intercollegiate athletic games at Berkeley oval.
60 The annual parade Of the Coaching CLUB
was held - Winners at Gravesend: Liza.
Buckrene Applegatt. Bemar. Keenan,. Damsei.
An Italian laborer was killed and Tore
man badly hurt by a premature blast at Flith-
ave- and Ninety-frst-st. - Inc knlcker-
booker Larchmont and Douglaston Yacht CLUBS
went into commission. - Stocks ADVANCED
then declined. but closed rather better than on
the previous day.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Rain.
Temperature yesterday: Lowest. 81 degrees; high
est 70 degrees.
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that she has gained, and to have the cause OF
civilization and progress lose nearly all mat II
has gained 1t would have been lar better TO
leave Corea as It was. in native barbarism and
subject TO Chinese intrigue and oppression, than
TO have It now come under Russian control
Moreover IL Russia gets Corca, she VIII stand
between China and Japan and prevent the latter
from recurring fulfilment Of the terms or the
treaty of peace China may then repudiate her
pledges. close her ports TO commerce ana checK
the whole course Of progress initiated by Japan
That doubtless. would please Russia. and. with
pussio Guarding the Gulf OF Pe-Chi-Li. Japan and
all the rest Of the world might protest in vain
II would require another war to regain the lost
fruits of the war that has just ended ana war;
foo with Russia as well as with China.
Russia indeed. seems to he trying TO play the
r6lc of a new Bonaparte She SETS herself mp as
the arbiter Of all the world In the Balkans In
Scandinavia. In Central Asia. and now IN Eastern
Asia. she would impose her will upon every other
State. All must be subject 10 her No other req
son Is to be required for anything than mat II Is
her will by order of the Car IS 10 De Il UNI
ycrsal formula Of supreme authority. But she
differs from Bonaparte in this. mat WINE H.
really made for progress, she makes LOT pach-
wardness and barbarism She Is trying 10 crush
the superior civilization Of Finland down 10 the
Cossacl level, ard to cXtinguish the hres OF I'D
erty and progress in the Balkans In lurkes'ah
she has been more OF Tartar than the lar'arS'
and now in the Far East she would make the
state Of Corca and China worse than IL was De
fore they were iumined and put In the way OF
redemption by the genius Of Japan. In such
courses. more even than did Bonapartc, she
makes herself an enemy of humanity, and she
will. If she persists in them. one day arouse the
same general and resolutc antagonsm That iinally
oyercame him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

puo,os,,nt Episcopal Church proposed 'he so
lu', rombe,h scheme Of unity. which simply
.', ,ho, all the non Epscopal sects should
.',,.o tho divine origin Of the Episcopacy. on
,,,o d.r;, Of which they were founded 1ew
''e tho venerable Pontiff Of Rome adj
,,rossod an Encyclical letter to the Anglican 'om
1T, On thc desIrability Of union his idea OF
,,n,on be,ng submission to the claims OF me
u"'' Chnrcb On it's face, this Grindelwad
,nI makes no claim of exclusive authority
for any one sect: ii asks mercy 'h'' jill VII
fms If all names shall pray for unity f'"t each
c,orrvman who signs it believes that inc 'hurch
,..,,,oh no is a member Processes doctrines
fundamental to Christianity; ana each one Oh
,haw oxnects his prayer to be answered, If 1t Is
,o Inc answered at all. by the conversion vi I'LL
others TO his way Of thinking
So long rs this is the case 1t il evident mat 'lle
,os,ro for reunited Christcndom must remain
an unavoidable dream. The various Chris'iah
hodics unconsciously furnish testimony on thls
', 80. that il absolutely conclusive. rake the
Eniscopal Church, for instance. For nine years.
os we have said it has been Offering to the great
Protestant bodies basis Of union which they
co,lJ not possibly accept without stultifyng
themselves But 1t has made no special EFFORT
IN arrange terms Of union with the reformed
Episcopal Church. which split from 1t few
vc,rs ago. A union Of these two cognate bodies
ought 10 be incomparably more feasible than
q union between the Episcopal and Presbyterian
Churches But in reality it is not The same
thing holds true of the cognate branches OF all
other denominations. And SO long as that Is the
case the possibility Of larger union or all the
Churches Is exceedingly remote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

ON Long Island are trying to prevent o,cyo,e.'
from using the public highways on Sunday.
That is silly. Some miscreants In New-1er. .es
are scattering tacks on the road to damage the
wheels. That Is detestable. But II oleyens's-
or some of them-have not provoked sucn doins,
bv their own excuses. they will be ape 10 ,es'9s >.
and protest against them most e"ecNSs =
they-all of them-keep their own 'o"u -,
stantly above reproach. the sreat matt sor,,noss
ss A. LOT them impose the some orderhness
nn, al, ,he,r fellows They can do so. II they