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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF REW-JERSEY.
- ,rscks Automatic Block Signals
on AND AFTER DECEMBER 30. 1874.
a. f.ffeTfE-Sf

(Anhracite coal used ehcIIsi IN.
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK SlShais.
on AND AFTER DECEMBER 3D. lso'
TRANS leave station foot Of I.trerty-st =.
For Eason Bethlehem Allentown. Aiauch ,"I1n' ~
r. Eastoni f:3o ; - 80 Allentown 7; ~ sundays
$50 q Is Easton) A. NJ, los" 80 "1p =. n
For Wilkesbarre Ftston ana Sciah..1h ''lV - ''''
Ilo 100 42o suodags SO 80 5o, a II 20 A. ~ iio
sS t e. 100 ia I % 5s 80 sos up n
5:oo 5l5 P g. I2i5 night sundays. 100. $780, g."
For sGnbury Lexsburg and Wnliamsp3rt 2, = 70 zoo
o:io A. ~ 1910 $50. $50 =" NJ sundays ST ;; B ~
Pleasant 80 s:i5 ia 4. " i:3Q ii5 go to Rel
Barl3 4:I5 $40 6I5 T. ". suncays except ocean
Grove ana As5ury Park 900 \. ". 800 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD
4.so s:i5 A. 81 I:45 $40. 40 P. "
For Farmngiae Toms Riycr. Barnegat Park ana Bar
negat 40 SIS A. NJ. i:+5. $40 p. Il =,
F1r Atlantic City Vine!and and Brdgeton. 80" a. NJ
For = Ionmou,A Beach seab.eh and Higha,n9t' q
Navesink. $50 SID l3o \ ", 20 l'+o' 'lo' -"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BA Ad AND WASHING
Fer Phadnha w'sT DAY. 80 30 SO 99o f LOO
Carr BOO Dining car. GOO $50 80 +. u; !Zslo
night sunday 40 600 II. 70 Dining carr 4. NJ 100.
800 Dining Car. 600 p. n. ~ IS night; ~ ,.n
DINING Car \. NJ. 80. 800 500 Dining carr. 500
T. ~ i2:i5 night Sundays. 300 II 30 Dining CaO
A. n 30 500 dining Car COO +. VI, II; n.Ent
Tickets ard parlorar sea,s can BE- procured at lib III
o8i AZ a4t iifO 1873 Broadway I3T 6thave q East
i4fhs, i2f l25th-st.. 2c4 West l25thst. 2l CO.
iunbus-ave New TX; Courtst $50 Fulton-st Brock
Company Will call flr ana check baggage from hotel or
residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
RIVAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
ER 4. 1 n e s

Through trains for Chicago and the wes, leave New
York. q Chambersst.. daily. follows. and I'VE
minutes earle from West 23i-st.
OK A. M.-Ves;lbuled Express FOR Wayeriy. Bils-
I'D hamton. Eln<-a. Buffalo Bradford and SaA-
Parlor car 10 Buffalo. $500
s(.0A y. M.-Nestibuled Limited. Solid train for Chi.
c'VO cage via Chgutauqua Lake arrives Cleveland
s45 a. Chicago ?. m Sleepers 10 CHI
cAyo, Cleveland and Cincinnau Dining Car.
COO q. VI BuTalo Nestibuled Express arrives Buff
O'CU fall \. ". making direct connections for De-
trvit. Chicago ,rd the West. BGnalo passengers
can e..rper until 4. VI.
S45 M ah S'12a eS s Seq ana to N BEAT cs
cagl and Cincinnati Dlnins car; .,.,,.,,
4 OCAI. TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l. accomaoat'cns Ill 26i. 40l and a57 Broadway.
1919 Fast leSth-s; Chambers and IVES; 23is, ferries,
New York. fg-oalwuv AMI 1913 Fulton Brooklyn go
Hudson st Ho,oken. and Jersey Ci'y station Eris
Transfer Company calls f7r ami checks baggage from
hotels ard residences destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Baltimore, Washington. Chicago, Cincinnatfs
81. Loui. and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE Of MI. TRAINS.
Leave NewYor foot q Liberty daily OR CHICAGO.
and 1915 night; CINCINNATI ST LOIS . a. m,
iii 30 a m Dnins can i 80 q 80 D. m cx sunday.
Is p. m. Dining caro- 800 p. m. 1913 night. All
trains run daily except $3.50 r. IT..
NORFOLK; $50 a. m daily l: 30 p m. eX sun
through Pullman Steering Car. p. m. daily.
All trains illuminated with pntsch light.
IAN s.. 2i Row.ry. y Y; 3l4 Fulton 81. Brooklyn:
Network Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
DEL. LACkAWNENA AND WESTERN H. r.
stations In New-lorls foot of barclay and
Christopher streets
CARS. EENTSCH LIGHT

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BI.OOMFTELD MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES summit Bcnardsyile Basking
Ridse; Madison. Morristown Pass.ic Paterson Boon.
ton, Dover Sta1hope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
pATCoNG. Hacketisfown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washin6ton, FHILLIPSRURG. FASTON WATER
GAP. STROUDSilrRG. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN
TON. PITTSTON. WIIKFSBARRE NANTICOKE
nANNlI;LE NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose BINtj.
EhMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH Watervule I'TIt|i
KiCHflEi.D SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE OS.
WEtiO lIiACA OWEGO. EI.MIRA CORNING,
HATH. DANSNlLLE. BUFFALO asd ali points WEST
NORTHWEST AND SoCTtrW EST 1850
1:20 \. M-BlSGHAMTON MAI. Stons M ,-,r.,o.,
stations '' ." F'"N'Pa
600 \ M.-BuFFALo SCRANTON BINGHAMToy
ITl!A re HFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ara
oSNtGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars CON-
meet at buffalo with train for Chicago arriving o 20
100 US MwscR R,, nINGHAMToN and ELMrRA
%oV Z, MSSRAMroN WlLKEsBARRE and PLYM.
1880 =. NJ Daliy)-Buralo Vertibuled i,,,,aa ,,.a.
Tor SCRANTON. RINGHANTON FIMfR. PPi,E
rALo Pullman Bunet Sleeping Car Connee,s AZ
l'ufrao with train FOR Chicago arriving AZ q ~ n m
eco p NJ CDaly)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON p,vc,t,v
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWECo FXpRFSS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =, 20
Murray and 100 Broadway Tickets ~ ,srry
IsS and ai2 broadway. 50 West i25th-st a21 -o,,hs
ave" New nark 3'S and 126 Fulton TT and "a RrosaHsS
stations. '''''''"''O" "' Az
wEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY WITH call ,,- m.
check baggage from hotel residence 10 Ses,noon anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

f.lf,u,frg securities yv.r. llstc1 to-day ~
nv, '''''"''H " -. 49,. -
the Committee on STOCK Li-' "I IN" St''h TX
change:
Ncw- York Crntral-s3 900 900 4 nor cent gold de-
x...,.. -. tLan
Dthtuic bonus "l IN'V ..-.... =. .
Wisconsin Central Company Sb,lfI,WV 'hlt"h
Trust Company certificates Of deposit for
-. ~ - o.,,,. 80 100
HIal I"'i'Ehb' t'i' - ~ W. '''"
lndlahd, llIlnolS ana I'Wi i'ilIi'iI tpHI'"y
g. 900 900 first mortgage per cent extension
~, ,r1 % -g- 0o1 ~ common efoclf
"''''"' ''''' T'''''' 80
The following securities WcT" sod - publ" aur-
ton al tho .Anv.- York Real Estate Sllcsr0orl ly
49,.
ADRIAN ~. Muller ~ SON.
$50 900 Now York Central and Hudson River Rail
r,ad CO. FIRST noftgay. - registered bonds.
due January 1903 i.2f,
$4,000 Mcligan central Railroad consolidated MOT
rsac - bonds duo MAY. 1907 ....... ...... -. i2lE
$40 900 Chicago. Rock Island fuI IIr,lt Enlr.li
first mortgage g.. registered i..i1s. dur July.
1917 1861.
consolidated gold = registered b1nd.. du~ joe"
c.tuhor 1902 Observation-Disclosures. 1911.
0D s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA sTorKs

BID Asked Rd.Askcd
Lehigh valley. 32s, 80, Peoples Traction. IS. 90.
J. q Nav CO.. 40 go, Electric Traction. 1lis 20
North Tac com. az ~ Mot Tractlou..... sDI. t9..
North iac pfd... ~ 90. Con y OF : j 50. - -
Penn X K....... j2is - con y 81 J 5ssOi. NDi
J. & K Stock. ~ 3-iG T. Gas Imp CJ... o., oi.
J. q 4 q VI 4s... 20 90. Wei Ga Light 90 ~ ~
J. * X Is y -. % Tloc s Bat CON-. . 30
J. d 4 ~ - "a. O.. u Ilcc : Bat pf.... o.. 30
81 X "a ~ 5s. III l2iz PM R........... 3S2. -.
PM Tracton.... 81. Sl4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

saoo TO BOSTON. 500 To WORCESTER
EcIu'u-n 70 All { ln;~ tast ana North.
.. VIA bYWmWlUuI 1uMISo
,c;' sys r,+ 5 ns% q ~ \ FIN. 9 S2chd prs
LAIL RIVER LlNt.-Ouly $500 to Boston
fr limited tickets N..luc.d rates to all points.
steamers rtRtTAN an. rILGElA in commission \ mo
f5 o.. Murray ~, week DAYS ii 30 p. SUNDAY trips
VIII he resumed co~meneine NJ" ''hl
NEW HAVEN FARE, ST; Excursion, Sl5o-
m ,Says eSccprp arriving in time Tor trains
g. McllIcn hartford Springfield. Holyoke and North.
= roNINGroN LlNElnside roas to Boston and The
20 X H. at r NJ. daily. except sunday.
ATSKILI.. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
- boats VIII lea,s every WeeS day at T. ~ T2m Pier
Min HoSro% AND ALBANY X. r. Tor all points Fast
IL INGSTON LINE, from foot of West 10th
IA s,re RaS A 4 ( and Nd y y''FEli}I oM 4: P
- AMSDELL LINE. Steamers leave Pier -,
week days. > =. VI. sunday. A NJ
,g,R0Y BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA.
T. NJ SonagSt VIDA Delaware ana Hudson FitcnbarS
trains sunday steamer touches at Albany.
ApvEnIlsEaENrs AID ,pI sfEUBscEEiTrTIoNs FOR
CNED n THE EFi?MSS No 2'3 nreAa
4 43 4$o' at s,i@%Ss Branch "a
Esh ic an cor Fouieenthsi $50 T6irdavs 706
7Ss sr :ats od w :s F64tS rsai
- .? hHr s Second on a$e Ih a 81
Ws S FSfti 2c5i Thdove one-hunasd
vi a. oFIc
w. 5 Ts hs Sp 10
p M at regular o., a. r rates ca 40
waY r. y i5S Broadway: ilo' Fulton-st. up
c.,. "soP e c. n' london ENGLAND. why 10 ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
1893 1894 1895
Nurpcr 81 miles ... 81 ON I.l
Third week in April. si24oG2 $1,000 sIlso3i
JAM ! 10 April ol..... 2O0J.SJ5 isl2OlI i,slO.O3J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
{ IPREME COURT In The matter Of the ap

G. UPRENE COURT. In the matter Of the ap.
- t,afI,n Z the Board - Eiuraror By "a" Counsel
a. ,f, cory Grafton CIV ~ New York reatiVs -
O., iu.rrs ,,tc by The Mayor. Aldermen and 'omn'en-
,, ,,.r,, s., = THIRTEENTH STREET. between Sev.
800 AMI Greenwich avenues. ~ ID" Ninth Ward ~ sah
49, l'. elected eni approved by sfii hoard a, site
.n4 n N.,r.,r l9i - The Laws - 1855 a. AMENDED
{ a.. chapter 81 x the I.tNf ~ 1890
w. ,he uuI-sucI Commits. - Estimate IN he
.ns ~ chapter Z me Laws - lssS amended by
,thapier - r1wso lN hereby g'c notice 20 the
...uel 10 or nirrrst-i IN me ''niS, ""r,
whom % mag concern. To VIII
First That have completed orr estimate II The loss
persons interested D." lands premises affected by
ri, proceeding hatlns interest therein. ana hive
on - Boari OF Eiultioa. there e. Taman tor
and during he space - ten days FOR the Inspection q:
vlous,rvcr u may concern.
sesui- Tint all parties OBJ persons whose rights may
b. ane. 10y ,he ad mate. and who object 20
the same. plr' thereof. may, within ten days
after tnr nr4t publication Il this notice tNprl 18th.
isn.i r. irr object such estimate. writing
,,..n u.s. ~ our Office. Room 10 il3 third folr
", lie stewart building y, 2So Broadway. IN raid CITY
iNsS ateuisI hy chaif"r - 90: tie Laws Il 1890.
and ,Nat W.. said Commissioners. VIII hear the
Ma'. 1870; az O'Clock ~ ~" afternoon ana upon such
sub. aurut days a be found necessary
Thru 1ha sr rrn,r h. % " yoI S al sn.o tn
Term thereof BE- held at chambers thereof. in the
county Courthouse. IN the city Of New-iork. tho
pom dav II Nav 1901 az IN" opening ot N" Court On
nat ,lay AND then AM there. thereafter
A. counsel be- heard thereon. motion VIII be made
tnnt said report be confirmed
DATED New-York, April l'fh, $50 -
LAWRENCE GODNGN.
BENJAMIN PERKINS.
Commissioners.
rsoac Il Brennan Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
REACTION in STOCKS.
MARKET ACTIVE BUT 10 WER.
HIGHER LONDON QUOTATIONS. HAVE NO
EFFECT-REALIZING SALES.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE ApElL q.

$500 y y y II & II Is
g Deb Gifts. snl. rs 6
G0OO do ............135i
1000 y Y q & W Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

1900 Us Is Cou lg2jsS. l2l
1000 20 Js Reg lib,
20Oo Tenn Sett SIS. -
900 do ........sml. u
$1,000 Va Fund Debt .
IS Of l99l..... |9i.
1000 DO 49,. ....... sos
10000 Va Gs Def TT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

Noted Physician Offers to Prove This to
all Sufferers In Richmond ON thursday.

The maturity OF sufferers from Asthma
ana kindred complaints. after trying doc
tors and numberlesg remedies advertised
as positive cures without avail. have
come TO lie conclusion that there Is no
cure for this most distressing disease.
and these same persons viii be the more
In doubt and skepticai when they learn
through the columns OF the press that
Or. Rudolph Schiffmann. the recognized
authority who has treated more cas- - OF
these diseases than any living d~tcr.
has achieved success by perfecting "a
remedy which not only gives immediate
relief in the worst cases but has posi-
lively cured thousands OF sufferers who
were considered incurable. These were
just as skeptical as some OF our readers
now are. Or. Schinmann's remedy no
doubt possesses the merit which is claim
ed for II. or he would not authorize this
paper to announce that he Is not only
willing TO give free TO each person suffer
ing from Asthma. Hay-Fever, Phthisic
or Bronchitis in this city one free liberal
trial box OF his Cure but urgently re-
quests all sufferers TO call at T. w.
chelfs Drug store. corner Main and
Third streets. from \. " tin T. NJ
Thursday, September i9th. and receive 4
package absolutely free Of charge, know
ipg that I'm making the claim ne do -
for his Cure. a strong lOubt may arise
IN the minds OF many. and that a per-
sonal test, as he offers to all. will be
more convincing, and prove it's merits
than the publ shing Of thousands Of tes-
iimonlals from persons who have been
permanently cured by the use of his
Asthma Cure. Or Schlnmann's Ash
ma Cure" as Il is called. has been sold
by druggists Of this city ever since It
was first introduced, although many per-
sons may never haze heard Of II. and it
is with a view to reaching these that
ne makes this offer This is certainly a
most generous and fair offer. and all who
are suffering from any OF the above ccn-
plants should remember the date and
place where the distribution will be made.
aud avail themselves of the same. Per
sons living out OF this city who desire
to test the e'Iicacy of this most wonderful
remedy Will receive a package free by
mail by writing 10 DR.. r. Schiffm ana. 3l5
Rosabel street. st. Paul. Mimi. provid-
ing their letter Is received before Septem-
bcr 30th. "a no free samples can be OBJ
taincd after that date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
THE TINES RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER H.

all have returned, however. and better
reports may be expected. tNote.-The re-
ports from nearly all the schools show
falling off from the same cause)
The President then introduced the foi-
lowing exercises by the school: Recita-
ton. Little Christabcl." by Clara Becker
recitation. Little Golden Head by LILY
Bell. SOLO soprano. by Miss Fannie Digss'
solo, tenor. Mr.. G. w. Montgomery.
Rev. s. c. Hatcher. OF Barton heights
Methodist church. then addressed the
meeting. subject Influence" He address
ed himself mainly 10 Sunday-school
scholars, and urged the Importance OF
learning well the lessons taught IN the
schools. so that they might exercise bs-
niicent influence on those with whom
they might come in contact II all sun
day-school workers and all Christians OF
all denominations would band togetmer' 10
use all their opportunities. ana exert an
their influences for Jesus. the world "ouiu
soon be evangelical. and become the
Kingdom Of our God. He spoke OF the
silent influence OF a good or bad example
and urged the importance of so ordering
our lives as 20 magnify the LORD ana
save souls. After singing by the schoo'
the following report of superintendent
for August were read:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the Cotton States and international
Exposition. Atlanta. Gu.

The SOUTHERN RAILWAY Is tho
only line which enters and can land
passengers at the Exposition Grounds.
in anticipation OF the heavy Exposition
travel, extensive improvements nave
been made in road-bed and equipment.
assuring its patrons every comfort ana
convenience In making the trip.
In ADDITION TO the regular Pullman
Sleepers and Diners. elegant NESTl-
BULED DAY COACHES-models FOR ele-
gsnce and comfort. just from the Pull
man shops and built especially for this
service-have been placed upon the Nest-
buled Limited Trains. Nos. - and ~.
By the inauguration OF this coach SER
vice the payment OF Pullman charges
on these swift trains is LEFT optional with
the passenger.
For the accommodation Of parties de-
string TO visit the Exposition In private
or chartered cars commodious car
park. supplied with water and sewerage
arrangements. easy OF access 10 the
grounds and principal points in the city.
has been provided, ard every arrange
ment for the comfort and convenience
of those desiring TO live In their cars
during their stay at the Exposition Will
be made.
Excursion tickets will be sold at the
following rates from Richmond:
on September 9Th and l2th and
daily, commencing September
18th. until December L.. lS9j,
uary :. is96'..... .................. SOB %
Driiy, commencing September
18th. until December IL. 1898.
inclusive. with final limit twcn-
~ (2Ol days from date Of sale. lI.O5
On Tuesdays and Thursdays OF
each week. commencing Sep
TENDER nth, until December
2ith. inclusive. with final limit
ten O0) days from date Of sale L. 20
Reduced rates from all other stations.
Additional information furnished at the
passenger Office. 900 east Main street.
;. c. WHITEHEAD.
City Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
From The Light Department.

The Committee on Light was to have
held its sen'-monthly meeting I'm room
No. u. Of the city Han last evening. but
I'm the aDscrCe Of n quorum TO business
could be tran sacted. The members pres
ent were Messrs. Crimes (chairmam
Hardwcke. Starke and Vaughan
Tie special committee that is 20 invcs-
tigate the affairs Of the Gas Department
has been appointed, as fellows: From the
Common CoJncil-Messrs. Guast Chair
mani. Cott.en. Hloomberg. and Woody
from the Board Of -Mesars. Al
len. King. and Snead
The committee nas the rlgnt to employ
stenogra9hcr at an expense not TO ok
coed $50, and II may also call in the SER
vices of the City Attorney. The sessions
are 10 be either public or secret. according
10 the wishes Of the majority Of the
members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

The petitions in favor and against
the construction Of the viaduct over
Broad street, which ems mated from q
mass meeting held recently al Corcoran
Hall ald old Market Hail. respectively,
were rcld. and on motion of Mr. Mann.
laid on the table 20 bee taken up at q
fall meeting of the committee.
The city Engineer suggested that
resolution be recommended 10 the Coun-
ell appropriating $1,000 for necessary
repairs on the streets in The various sec
tious of the city.
Dir. Bloomberg stated that he would
gladly vote for such a measure. but he
reared that the Council would adhere 20
its former policy Of laying ont appropria-
tions for street Improvements on the
table
\ motion cmbodylng the city Engineers
suggestions was made by Mr. Mann ana
agreed TO-
ON motion Of Mr.. Page the city En-
gineer was instructed to communicate
with the authorities Of the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company. and re-
quest them TO repair their tracks on
Seventeenth street al once. Similar in
structions were given 10 the city Engineer
as % the repairs Of the other routes, and
the railroad company is TO show cause
al the next meeting why the work has
not been done.
After the transaction Of some routine
business of minor Importance the COM
mittee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

The two branches of the City Council
have been called 10 meet as committee
on the whole on Wednesday. THURSDAY
and Friday, OF this week. AT 100 o'clock
to consider the revised city ordinances.
The Board Of Aldermen have been called
to meet next Monday evening az o'clock
10 dispose Of some unfinished business
submitted by the Common Council.
The Committee on Finance viii hold its
regular monthly meeting in the AUDITORS
Office this afternoon at o'clock and the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings WI
meet this evening at : o'clock in Room
No. OF the civ Han.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

Iathct wclbcrs say it i. "a blessing f.
~atistN

Rev. Father Welbers preached at St.
Joserh's church sunday taking for his
subje., "Confcss.on."
in The New Law. joe said. cur Saviour
delrcel that besides having heartfelt
s1rCw for our sins wc must also tell
them TO his ministers. whom be empower
ci 90 forgive them in these words. "lRe-
ceiVc y, the Holy Ghost. whose sins YOU
shall forgive they be forgiven them. and
whose sins you shall retain they are
retained John XX. n. o. Confession
would only have been cnioned by Christ
nsth. fo~ while 10 is natural il is also
difhculi IT the priests have introduced
confession. they have taken up1n them
selves work which is harder and more
disaerceahie than an their other duties.
Hut lao one has ever been able TO show
what priest. bishop pope. or council
introduced ,nuics sion. Had .his ever been
attempted there would have been a
great cutlery against such AN innovation.
History records no such protest. Con-
Tossing ones sins. while difficult. 81 never
theiess natural We long 90 conGae OUT
troubles and show our wounds 20 some
trlsty friend. David not only confessed
TO God. but TO the prophet as WEI. con-
lession has been and is "a great blessing
TO society. To is the only means by
which certain crimes can De stopped
Ma1y a maiden and young man. already
dangerously near the rrecinicc. have
been saved from a dcplorable fan by
tNe timely use oI cohesion. and many
"ho had unfortunately fallen. We're held
Ap on their slippery path by this same
remedy. Some think il quite enough
20 confess to Cod This is both easy and
erroneous. When a catholic has sinnea
.s not go easy fo obtain pardon. Sup
pose De has bad difficulty with his
he'thNor and bears him a srudge. In
I."hINf bis confession he must tell
th's AND ho can receive no pardon unless
hc rely promises TO make up with
hla nrirhho-. III Doe has wrousod another
n iis goods or reputation he will have
L" restore tho ili-rottcn goods and repair
ihe lnivrcd reputation as condition TO.
aDsOilfion.
II our politicians would only make
thor confession wc would not hear SO
mach OF corrupt practices in elections
ana dishonest wrc pulling. ana II our
public officers ala SO. tte funds entrusted
20 them would 40, he 20 often diverted
from their legitimate use Catholic sor-
wants ana employees know that in con-
fession they VIII have TO tell every Sc
ricus neglect OF their duty and every se-
rious dishonesty, otherwise their corfes-
sion WIN be bad and useless Know.ng
this. they are apt 10 take greater care not
20 Doe guilty OF ihesc things. The thought:
III / 90 this ] shall have 10 tell IL I'm
confession" has prevented many a wrong |
and injustice. This Was well understood |
by such men az Rev. L. X Beechcr. the |
brother Of Henry Ward Beecher. He /
saws: The sacrament OF confession is OF |
peculiar excellenH and profit 10 those |
who piously use the same. That confess |
sion IS profitable. is self-evdent No man |
over yet confessed his sins truly and took |
hnnpsSl oA Christian father and adviser. /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
The White slave

With the exception Of a certain broad
ness. which is more or less par1 enable on
account OF the lOcalisms surrounding a..
"The White Slave" as presented m the
Academy last night. was decidedly pleas
ing. Like all melodramas there was the
ultimate failing Of the william and the
Fighting Of the hero. who always arrived
on tho scene just in time 90 rescue the
heroine from the aforesaid williams
clutches and bring down the house.
and there is "A unity of action OF the
part OF the PLAYERS that raises the piece
considerably above tho ordinary. The
stage settings were pretty and effective.
Miss Collier. as the slave. was decidedly
pretty, and showed much histrionic abili-
ty. Messrs. Drew. Drake. SnOder. and
Roberts We're good.
There viii be q performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

There was quite a large turnout at
the meeting Of the Richmond clericus
yesterday which was held as usual at noon
I'm the vcs;ry-room Of st. Pauls church.
Among the visitors from out Of town
were Rev. Mr. Williams. the former as
sistant rector Of ST. Pauls church, now
Of Alabama. and Rev. Mr.. Brander.
Rev. Mr.. Gravatt. Of Holy Trinity,
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, of st. Johns. Rev. Mr..
Nash. Of Christ. and Rev. Mr.. Abbitt,
Of ST. Marks. have all returned from
their vacation. and on Sunday occupied
their respective pulpts. Rev. Mr. Meade,
the diocesan missionary, also was pres
cnt
There WAS, however. no business trans
acted and only a general conversation
was INDUCED In.